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never dream about matters thai
really concern others, but ourselves.
Years ago." he continued, you SUI
fered what the new psychologists cal
q psychic trauma.-a soul-wound
You were engaged. bat your censored
consciousness rejected the manner OF
life Of your fiance. In pique you mar
ried Price Maitland. But ydd never
lost your real, subconscious love for
another"
He stopped, then added in a low
tone that was almost inaudible, yet
which did not call for an answer;
Gould you--be honest with yourself
for you need say not a word aloud
could you always be sure Of yourself
| In the face Of any situation?"
She looked startled. Her ordinarily
inscrutable face betrayed everything
though 1t was avcrted from the rest
OF us and could be seen only by Ken
nedy. She knew the truth that she
strove to repress: she was afraid OF
herself.
"It is dangerous" she murmured
ito be with a person who pays at
tention to such little things. II
every one were like you ! would no
longer breathe a syllable of my
dreams"
She was sobbing now.
heard of the so-called resolution
dreams. I had heard of dreams that
kill, OF unconscious murder, of the ter
rible acts OF the subconscious somnam-
bulist Of which the actor has no recol-
lection in the waking state until put
Kennedy was driving at disclosing?
DR.. Ross moved nearer to Mrs. Matt
land as If to reassure her. Craig was
studying attentively the effect of his
| revelation both on her and on the
other faces before him.
Mrs Maitland har 0bouldars hanf
with the outpouring of the long
suppressed emotion of the evening
and of the tragic day, called for SYM
pathy. which I could see. Craig would
readily give when he had reached the
climax he had planned.
Kennedy" exclaimed Masterson
pushing aside DR.. Ross. as he bounded
to the side of Mrs. Maitland. unable
to restrain himself longer. Kennedy
you are a faker-nothing but a
damned dream doctor-in scientific
disguise"
Perhaps" replied Craig. with a
quiet curl Of the lip. But the threads
of the typewriter ribbon. the align
ment Of the letters. the paper, all the
'fnger-prints' Of that typewriter
note of suicide were those of the ma
chine belonging to the man who
Madeline Maitland's inmost heart bet
ter than herself-because he had
heard of Freud undoubtedly when he
was in Vienna-who knew that he
held her real love still, who posed as
patient Of DR.. Ross to learn her
secrets as well as to secure the subtle
poison of the cobra. That man, per-
haps. merely brushed against Price
Maitland in the crowd, enough to
scratch his hand with the needle.
shove the false note into his pocket
anything to win the woman who he
knew loved him and whom he could
win. Masterson, you are that man."
(Tha end
Evening star., 1922-05-27
The Dream Doctor
BY ARTHUR B. REEVE.
One of The Stars Weekend Fiction Series
Each story complete in three installments
BY ARTHUR B. REEVE.

this new science might lead as he
proceeded to illustrate it.
Mrs. Maitland" he continued, "your
dream of fear was a dream of what
we call the fulfillment of a suppress
ed wish. Moreover. fear always de-
notes sexual idea underlying the
dream. In fact, morbid anxiety means
surely unsatisfled love. The old
Greeks knew it. The gods of fear
were born of the goddess of love
Consciously you feared the death OF
your husband because unconsciously
you wished it,"
1t was startling, dramatic, cruel
perhaps merciless-this dissecting OF
the soul of the handsome woman be-
fore us; but it had come to a point
where 1t was necessary to get at the
truth.
Mrs: Maitland. hitherto pale. was
very manner Of her Indignation show
ed the truth of the new psychology
or dreams. for. as l learned after
ward. people often become indignant
when the Freudists strike what is
called the main complex"
important" protested Dr. Ross
Here in America the money motive
ambition"
Let me finish." interposed Kennedy
i want to consider the other dream
also. Fear is equivalent to a wish
in this sort of dream. 1t also, as l
have said. denotes sex. In dreams
animals are usually symbols. Now. in
this second dream we find both the
bull and the serpent, from time i'm
memorial. symbols of the continuing
of the life-force. Dreams are always
based on experiences or thoughts OF
the day preceding the dreams You
Mrs. Maitland. dreamed of a mans
face on these beasts. There was
every chance of having him sug-
gested to you. You think you hate
him. Consciously you reject him; un-
consciously you accept him. Any of
the new psychologists knows the inti-
mate connection between love and hate.
would understand how that is possi-
Bile. Love does not extinguish hate;
or hate. love. They repress each
other The opposite sentiment may
very easily grow"
The situation was growing more
tense AS he proceeded Was not ken
nedy actauily taxing her with loving
another?
THE dreamer" he proceeded re-
morselessly, "is always the principa
actor in dream. or the dream CEN
ters about the dreamer most inti-
mately Dreams are personal. We
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TCHITCHERIN SCOUTS
U. S. INQUIRY OF RUSS
"Impossib1e," Says Commissar, "as
Long as We Are Threatened
With New Blockade"

By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News
PARIS. May 27.-LEurope Nouvelle
publishes today an interview with
Foreign Commissar Tchitcherin in
Genoa, in which the bolshevist dele
gate, on being asked what he thought
of the American suggestion that a
commission Of economic investiga tion
should be sent to Russia. replied ener-
getically. "Impossible! Impossitle"'
On being pressed for further enlight-
eminent, he added. Under present
conditions and SO long as we are
threatened with a new blockade we
cannot allow any investigating COM
mission to come in"
Commissar Tchitcherin is also
quoted as saying that time and tran
quillity are necessary if the meeting
at The Hague is to succeed in so1v-
ing the Russian problem. And espe-
cially ultimatums must not be sent
us every five minutes" he concluded
Copyright, 1927
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COINS TO HONOR HAYES.
Senate Committee Favors Bill Au
thorizing Mintage.

The Senate banking and currency
committee yesterday ordered reported
the Senate bill authorizing the di-
rector of the mint to coin 100000
fifty-cent pieces in commemoration Of
the Tooth anniversary OF the birth
Of President Rutherford b. Hayes.
The bill was sponsored by Senator
Willis, republican, Ohio, in which
state President Hayes was born
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TODAY'S INSTALLMENT.

LTT OR example," Kennedy re-
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BUSINESS Opportunities

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Drink Dodgers!

ME curving bit of beach was
shining white in the late aft
ernoon sunlight High on the
bluffs above il. the iuniners
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SALESMAN-Aut0 accessories; must nave car:
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WILL. SELL my six limouslnes, with good
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tunity for right party: reasonable terms To
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statesmen WANTED.
The Potomac Electric Appli-
ance Co. has an opening for two
live wires. Mr.. Lannan, 6o7
Jhth ST. NV.
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NOTICE.

Patrons of K. F. Ds: The law re- quires that all boxes shall be placed on the right side of the road, the way the carrier travels and that your name and number shall be plainly printed (nOt just smeared) on the box. Your carrier has to travel the route every day, regardless of weather or other conditions, and by complying with a few simple rules you will greatly as- sist him in efficient handling of your mail. Please keep a supply of post age on hand and do not leave pennies and unstamped letters in the box (the carrier has plenty of postage and will gladly supply you with any amount you want.) Keep the approach to your box clear of rubbish and other obstructions that he may easily drive up to the box. Remember not to de- tain or delay the carrier any longer than IS necessary, as he has a given schedule which he must make. and II 60 people should each detain him one minute longer than is necessary that would be one hour of his schedule lost, Be sure and have your mail correctly addressed to route and box number, and also your return address in the upper left hand corner of the letter or package. Compliance of the above will be appreciated by the De- partment and your carrier.
 James Fleming,
 Carrier R. F. D. No. ?, Ashdown
The Little River news., 1922-10-04
NASHVILLE HiGH WINS
Ceqs Opening &ame oi .he Season By
 Br4eatin: BauXltc, 3i to 6.

Nashville. Sept 3G,-The Nashville High School football team opened the season yesterday with victory over BauXite High, 31 to 0. The game, was one of the best ever witnessed here. The visitors had heavy and hard fighting team, but the locals proved too much for them, withstanding the punishment inflicted without finch ing and making good gains. Three of the five tOuchdOwns by Nashville were on long end runs. The entire Nash vile team starred and the Cole broth CTS and W. Price were the best players for the visitors. Much interest is be- ing taken locally in the sport, and the game next Saturday between Arka- delphia and Nashville Will be seen by a large crowd.
The Little River news., 1922-10-04
COTTON BURNS AT IDABEI
Origin of Fire Destroying 30 Bales Oi
 Cotton is Unknown.

Idabel, Sept. 3O-About 2:30 o'clock Thursday morning the fire alarm was turned in following the discovery of a blaze in the cotton yard. Immediate response was made 60 the call, by the fire boys and nu..5er of citizens, but a great deal of damage was done to cotton on the platform. Something over thirty bales of cotton were de- stroyed by the fire, despite the fact that the Idabel Fire Department was on the job for the remainder of the night. The origin of the fire is un- known but the loss was fully covered by insurance.
The Little River news., 1922-10-04
THREE MEN ARRESTED Charged With Violating Injunction oi Federal Court at Texarkana.

Texarkana, Tex, Sept. 30.-Texas rangers guarding railway properties here today took in charge Roy Bounds, Fredo Fagnani and another young man named Heath, charged with vio- lating the injunction issued some time ago by Judge Foster of the federal court at New Orleans. Officers mak- ing the arrests declined to state the specific charge against the men. Fag- mani was arrested and taken to New Orleans several weeks ago on a simil- ar charge, but at his hearing he prov ed an alibi and was discharged. It is said all the accused men formerly were employed in the local railway yards.
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all had he the diaagfea- A thcTc would
JeGn said about 9ur own field there of Us send our good the state for seed next
,-REE FOR OIl EEtDEa.,

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The Little River news., 1922-10-04
ROBBER NOT EXPECTED re LIVE
Charlie Price Very Lew and Hendricks
 Has Only Fighting Chance.

Eureka Springs, Sept. 3O.-The con-
 dition of John Cowan, one of the bank robbers shot by citizens after they had footed the First National Bank here Wednesday, was so much improved that he vas taken ill an am- bulance to jail at BerryViIIe.
 The condition of Charlie Price, an other of the robbers, is serious and he is not expected to live. Mark Hen dricks' condition is reported to be worse, but it is believed he has a chance to recover.
 No word has been received from any relatives of Cy Wilson and it is be- Heyed Wilson is an assumed name.
The Little River news., 1922-10-04
' 0en ta -NE.ti tiN.

The lccal nigh school squad played the Horatio school team at Horatio Friday afternoon and lost by a score of % to 0. The team this year is un- usually light and has but few veterans. The boys are still working hard and improving with every same They will take oa the DeCueen High tam this week on Friday and expect hot contest. The locals are speeding up, and as this will be their first game oH tie home grounds they expect to cele- b9ase it Hith victory.
The Little River news., 1922-10-04

ie E-#=. Ghancery Court,
 County. Arkansas. No
 ehv z#sea that there has
 Il L# office. as CIeHse 8l the
 "hs8azH. court. q Het .-i3a
 affirmation ot the title fc the
 aescy.bed lands lying in the
 Ii Little River and State Of
 5a-. to-Vtt. Wass ] of SWl of
 I2 Twp. 19 $ Range g. West.
 of tae SW3 ct ,Le SH 0i See yg t0 ; Range 55 West, containing acres. Also be- inning at point AS .eat East of the SW corner of the NV 0R SWt of Sec 6 Twp. 10 s. Rge 32 West and running thence East 950.4 it., thence North 132S.9 it., thence West 950.4 ft., thence South 1328.9 it to point of beginning containing 245 acres. Also beginning at point 1217.7 1t. South of the NE corner of the SW, of the SW4 of Sec. l Twp 10 ;. Rge. 33 West, and running thence South 1923 it to the section line be- tween sections one and twelve, Twp 10 $. Range B West, thence West along said line to the corner of sec tions l, ?, II and F, Twp. 10 s. Range 33 West, thence North 1923 it. thence East l310.9 it. to point of beginning, containing 314 acres Thence begin ming at the SEE corner of the SWi of SWi O? Sec 1, and running thence South l5i8 it. thence West 1310,9 1t. thence North 151S fJ. to the corner of sections ], Z, II and F Twp 10 S.. Range 33 West, thence East along the line between sections 1 and 7 to the SEE corner of the SWi Of the SW1 of Sec Twp. 10 s. Range 33 West, con- taintng 45 acres and quieting of the title to the same in 'c. Brown, peti- tioHer therein. All persons claiming said lands or any interest therein, are hereby warned to appear in the Little Rive Chancery Court on the first day of its next November term and show cause why said title to said lands should not be confirmed in said peti- tiouer. C Brown. Witness my hand as Clerk of the Chancery Court and the sale thereof, on this 1Gth day of September, 1922-Jas. H Williams, CIert of the Cha cary Court. Wed 70 9
The Little River news., 1922-10-04

h gd ahe d5stat ich,2s aad with the all had he tae disagree H there would Jcen said about cur own field there of Us send our good the state for seed next
The Little River news., 1922-10-04
"ANT WAR" CONTINUES
Satisfactory Progress Being Made in
 TeXarkana District.

Texarkana, Sept. 27.-Organization of communities in the city infested with the Argentine ants, looking to the elimination of the pest, is progress ing at a satisfactory rate, it is said by those having the work in charge. About 100 blocks are infested, and it is pro- posed to conduct a systematic cam paign in each block. The cost of the work is about $25 a block. The ants have increased at a great rate within the past four CT five years. They are said to have killed many valuable shade trees in various sections of the infested districts, and to have done much other damage.
The Little River news., 1922-10-04

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The Little River news., 1922-10-04
HOPE DEFEATS WALDO
"B0bcatS" Buck Line and Get Away
 With First Game.

Hope, Sept. 29.-The Hope High "Bobcats' defeated Waldo High here today, 33 to 0. Five touchdowns, a safety and goal, after touchdown, made the score. Waldo's gains were made on passes, while the Bobcats" attacked the line. The ball was ut no time in Hope territory. Hunt and Madison starred for the locals; I've and Pu'l.g for Waldo. Mattison, Hunt DLdy, Bridow2N and Williams made
The Little River news., 1922-10-04
Ktr KLUX INITIATION
argp Class Taken Into Organization
 By Nashville Alan.

Nashville, Sept, 30.-ApproXimately ! ,0O0 KIansmen gathered on the Eog- .ers plantation near here last night fo. an initiation and ceremonial. The ceremony was held in a large pasture which could be seen from the public highway, and many people gathered on the hill west of the pasture and witnessed the scene from a distance. It is estimated by those who witnessed the initiation that there were between 75 and loo men in the class. After the ceremony the huge crowd was served with barbecued meat and all that goes with il. There were many visitors present. some of tha autos bora Texas and Oklahoma license ta8s, The procession Of Automobiles after he ceremony wa5 tha largest ever seen g this section
The Little River news., 1922-10-04

Rather than try to slip the cull sweet potatoes off On the buyer it is more profitable to sell him No 1 grade only and market the culls through a few hogs.
The Little River news., 1922-10-04

And still there will be lots of US leave the weeds and brush in the fence rows to help harbor the boil weeyil through the cold months.