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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-07-20

Madison--A renewal appeal for
funds with which TO aid tornado VIC
Tins In northwest Wisconsin has been
made by the state tornado relief com.
mittee, The original request for $780,
600 needed to help settlers rebuild
the devastated district was met with
response that totaled only $4,000 in
money.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-07-20

Ladysmith-L NJ. Soule. conserva.
ton warden of Rusk county. recently
captured two small fawns. He will
Keep the animals until they are old
enough to take care of themselves
and will then release them In the
woods.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-07-20

Oshkosh - sunnyview tuberculosis
sanitarium, erected and maintained for
years by Winnebago county, is now
tri-county institution. Formal &C
ton has been taken whereby Winnie
bago, Fond du Lac and Waushara
counties will own and conduct the
sanitarium. There are now forty pa
tients. thirty from Winnebago, nine
from Fond dy Lac and one from Wau-
shara counties. - .e.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-07-20

Marshneld--A dredge, valued at
$4,000. was mysteriously DESTROYED
near Auburndale, by an explosion fol.
lowed by fire, Investigation indicated
That an explosive had been placed
under the engine and kerosene poured
over the machine.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-03-17

Rev. w. w. Perry return ed to
Rochelle Friday af ter weeks
visit with homefolks here.
Miss Nela Goree visit e q in
Oakdale t h e early part of the
week.
H. M. Little, formerly of this
place but now in Long Leaf VIZ S
in town Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. G. A. Carruth
and Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Car
ruth went to Leesville Sunday
to attend the funeral OF t h Ell +
aunt, Mrs. White. =
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-03-17

Rev. W. r. Haynie was in Oak
dale a few hours Monday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Melder
attended the Ham Ramsey meet
ing at Oakdale Tuesday night.
;. Leon Brooks of Alexandra
spent t h e week end with home
folks.
Mr.. and Mrs L. W. Pearson
of Alexandria motored down to
visit the Brooks family Wednes-
day afternoon.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-03-17

Mrs. Joe Aubin and Mrs. Steo-
gal OF McNary spent Saturday
night and S u nd a y with Mrs.
steogals parents at Oakd4le
Quite number of Forest Hill
a n d Lecompte people attended
the Bolton-Wild Cat game here
Tuesday.
q. F. Powers and J. L. Yawn
attended the Ham Ramsey meet
ing in Oakdale Friday night.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-03-17

Miss Alma Halliday left Satur-
day to accept position as a
teacher near Lake, Charles.
-
Mrs. r. G. R h o d s, who has
who has been Wis iting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Partin,
returned to her home in Gulf
port, Miss, Saturday. She was
accompanied to Alexandria b y
Mr. J. Nj. Partin.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-03-17
Personals

Your city taxes are now due
nav them at Glenmora Bank and
Trust Co.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-03-17

pay them at Glenmora Bank and
Trust Co.
Rev. w. r. H a y NJ. e, E. E..
Strickland and J. ]. Brooks at
tended services at Oakdale Tues
day.
Chas. S. Edmonds, General
Freight aud Passenger Agent OF
the Midland Valley, located a t
Muskt 4e, Okla was a caller at
the local freight tffice Wednes-
day.
Tanlac Vegetable Pills are sold
on a positive guarantee to give
perfect satisfaction. Try them
tonight and you will be delighted
70 find the results you have OBJ
tanned. Glenmora Drug Go.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-03-17
BATTERIES

Wehaye employed an expert Battery
man, Mr.. Jack Thayer, who has been employ
ed By Eyerready Battery Manufacturers OF,
New Orleans for sometime. Call at our Bat
terry station and have your Batteries tested
by an expert man free of charge.
We recharge, repair and sell batteries
for all makes of cars, Ford and Chain Bat,
teries.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-03-17

Subscribe for the Patriot $3.50
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-03-17
Ford Parts

We offer the motorists of this section
enuine Ford parts. Every Ford owner
should use the genuine Ford parts on his car
to insure the greatest amount of efficiency
from the car. Our large and complete stock
is at your command. We employ only first'
class mechanics, therefore she public is db
solutely guaranteed first class workmanship
at all times You will find cur Pr C es on
parts and work below pre-war times.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-03-17
Federal Cord
Tires

Federal Cord the tire that you will event
ually buy--is one of the best tires on the
market today. If you have never tried Fed:
eral Cord come in and let US put one on your
car, you are absolutely sure of satisfaction
The Federal authorized sales Agency
sign is the guaranty of square deal IN
Quality Price and Service. This sign you
will find on our front entrance. Come in and
let US talk the matter over with you.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
High Court Asked
to Affirm Term
Of Frank HaIIet
Attorney General Al. That
Sentence Of Man Who AZ
lacked Crippled School
Head b. Sustained.

flneoln. OF fHpsetsi =Ai'of
my Gsnsfai Davis tol1 ~ supreme
court. IN : brief Gled to-day fiiai the
tu.o1 sentence gwen FINK figliett
j1 E0fa eo0niB should ~ smft8sd.
Hsileft be sats aftsetsg CliG Penn,
HunefiHtsndsni ~ sehfaas ~ Lgnss,
isesuss he superintendent rsfyse9 -
alstuss will him tUlnR ~ DE
lizard fh4' ll,iisit sboul6 pay fuiiDp
mr. bic d48rhter
Tis assault nso0ffsd IN December
q. is2f. uhen Penn Aas NsbihR
aoren tte street fsadiHg BITTER tls
sffs fhe fsfJf1 sipyms that jttiltf
Nith0ut pafalHg. slfuok him anf
lneetsd rim uHtohaobs shd with
~ hY ~ him SEVERAL flufea orr
bioW missed snd tislieti irVts ~
haHd on ne aidewaib
The attorney eeeefi Bar ibdt
Penn u smaiifr man than Jlaiieff
sn1 crippled. aad That lie Onehs1 ~
NhlDh Ifailsn nas fDnYktsd assault
with lntenf ~ ~ gfsat t~,dliY injury,
was clearly Droysg lLfilsiig 8ti1r
HeY clalBa That ~ egldefee shgHed
oplr On assault ahJ battery and aisG
ob)ecta t,se8Dse mr. Nitheas' name
We shdl9sed "y0,t0r Klfz. wifboDi
giving his Initials,
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
Total Wheat Crop.
of World Below
1921 Production
Esiimsle for 1922 Il 1910.
2o3.OOO Bushels. Compared
10 3 .0iDO7t.GOO Lat
Year, Figure. Show!

Husbigat0n, ont ~ iApst lai Tele
Kfam - Tofli sWid shs.if Production.
fKflUdhF il1ssla and tff4lfO. is nav
esfausied ~ z0if.zsg g0g busb.is ~
the tinted Hates Department ~ Aaf.
culture, based On pffelai 8Hd uugnielai
eHiimaffa from fsDOnlnE countries.
Tine revised estimate ~ he sania
60nDttles last year Was 2.9as ,91f iio9
Igsbsis me pfsfDua estimate IN
tiiis yfsr WIS 40ag.s7g. 9Dg bushels
t00iDs 10 The N0fid IHD1iDtsn ~.
uFtg tiie sfOcks ~ pand iBsfsr 80
tltey iate been obtained. = ltAsi stali
9bls supply n an. 0z7. 100 basbefs
fof Use ihe coming ss8r IL lndlfgt41.
compared with 2.gIs ~ ,16J Dnsifla
cGtih9 me p8si yen
1hs tieh N Nhfat ID FINN y ~
fibiaied M z5s BsG. d01 b8eiiele - c,6a.
Iaut1 am zg4g7.agD busheis IN tsgI,
n ImmanY A.s1G.000 bushels f,aD.
pffed vim i07. ~ .90D bushels IL fhf
Gnl,ad biates so. iz5.00g bnsipIa oqn
t8ffd Hith 7sf,ssz .9gg bgshas, 4 jlts
Unofficial estimate placer pfod,biim
~ Juaosisgls ~ ~, mo ,0g0 DDsheIs =
1scfess N Ig,z00.1gg bushels ffasn
ne Jfegious estimate and ~ A.Gss, nm
itssbeis h0tD The tiel1 laRt tfGe
Tbe t0fh Slei1 for T1r0ps la,tud
Ing tegls,d estimates " DiHeed NJ assl
ANN bushels compared Nitb The
previously ppbIisbed estin8tS ~ g.
I69.sgf ,000 basheis. and the fsyised
estimate for hst yesir ~ t.zfg.1sl, mn
Latest tsDOrfs continue ~
predict tisD IN Russia sufficient ~
supply domestic requirements IN
creased scfeages bsve beeu sJNn IN
Argentina AMI Australia
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
Hay Springs Man SwampeJ
With Nominations for Officc

JiDeOlu, OFT, fg@EeDrRe ~ Peters
N 1laY sppnas has ffe dlstincil0D
~ being presented WITH i've n0fol6a,
tlous f0r nm otecflVs Offices,
Sir. peters IL mn serving ~ M.
sessOf ~ bhffj1aH county ~ ~.
D0lttmeDt mi bas beon nominated
~ The G0noer0ts. feg1biieaDs mi
ptoEresslges ~ main 10 int Offlee.
Ne bur aIsO bsAB nominated bv Tho
democrats aDd pfOgT1esiVes f0r rep,
fesenlailvs IN me state IeRislaiDfe,
The taW prohibits 'ht printing ~ n
can1ldats's b8fae more fbaB OHee upon
he ballOt and Sir. Peters has asked
Feeretar1 ~ H.afe AmSterry for q
ruling nOD tfie attorney general On
his flgbt 70 run tor two officos on
Ons ballot.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
Omaha Travelling Man An,
Return II Confiscaied Gar

Lincoln, 0ei, ~ =fSDee1ai) GemRe
Toafsr. travelling salesman IN tbe
Pond sVgdY company, Omshs, ~
peared befOrs the state Dosrd ~ pa.
a0as shs i,afoies trslay ~ ssk that hs
be- given baek tbe aBf@nOiyiis ooDfls
6aied when b. vas arrested abd fined
t0r having tigum ~ biz p0ssessiDD ~
Yoik. Coulter K81 lhat BE- aIiONhd
= T0rk hotel elerk N flas with him
from Columbus ~ YOrk, and fhat bee
foge reaching the latter 1tN tnn
eleFk tod hin be- iiad yg1s ilqgor
~ biz grip 500 es,oa c0ilitsF ~ caf
~ II into The hotei IN him. CoBltef
Wps uabbsd with tbo grlD. rbe ~
ri elefh van feIeased, aud coH1fef
thinks that whsn be- p8i1 BIZ 5I50
aD9 oosts BE- oxtdsted his part n tb1
OffeDss
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
E2RRloa
800 BroaIcasling
Stations in US.
California I.csds Proee.sion
With NJ Plants; Wyoming
Without Sending SET.

Washington. oet ~ BfoAdeasiin s
siDi CONTINUES IL III bot one state M
spits ~ Tie pesslulslio reports ffoni
sGfus Gususfs ihsf fhB ssfslfe, nbnh
j. ilkspsa ~ fad. il falling m ana
hkeiT ~ collsDsf IN Kspfeinlyaf ~
tbtfe we're BIO AtfiIs bfnadeAsilug
stations. heeofdlnx 10 i s0ftey NJ the
fadi0 seftlDn ~ lfs limited commercial
stations Dpefatlha Oh 400 tpatets
California silli bads he Dfooeas lon
With w. stations sending entertain
igfDt, news snd i1fofmsf iOn. Ohl0 Is
sef0fd win zg sew t0fk third. bas
INK q gtaiiBE. with Wyoming bflgga
tp tte ffaf Wlihgnf single station,
nf"fT Otbef state ~ tbe nbl01 has
mr. ~ 6tofe iransmHflba stations far
ring entertainment IN s0ns DfD nj
ne 0Nnets ~ teftitihS sets
foilOuinE ~ . lsf ~ bfoa1easllD9
fH.fH H.. L.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
Raised Rates Mean
b,OO0,OO0 Annually

bor IHnes. OF. ~ Approximately
fe160,G00 annually vii be laeked ~
~ 'bs frelsbi bii ~ ctgH grsln
s,ippAta III liis middle ana northwest
states. n ne application ~ he rail-
foads ~ gtahtsA mr. elimination ~
NE dlfftrenilat betne0h tbe tafss on
0fAfeo grains and fhe faiss N what.
CiaGe tieed chairman II tiie Kansas
t'tb,ib fniliie8 pmu1isrl0tt declared
~ NE hatfiBR On he esse befDfe VI,
AuiDer " q EeeHe ~ he Inter.
giats GMunpfoe commission
Continuing he ehse f0r he mi
foads, ffaHk u T0NuEapd glee Df0s
dent ~ he Minneapolis n ~, Lo1lg
,gta5 mfeffd statistics ~ abOw that
conditions ~ that foad ste sUeh That
n 0annM stand the Ioss ~ revenue
wbiri n0nld ~ ehlaliod ~ he main
teHahee ~ l0ner mies ~ e1atso
gtaibs niSb m N1tf8i
pfeeeniaii1b ~ iesiiBmY ~ me
t0llfoa1s IL eKDeoie1 ~ 0YUDI almost
tN9 daYs nofe aUd ne hearing prom,
ls4s ~ lasi loH9er ibaH ha1 been RI,
tiolftd.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11

Z. vii brsak>x han bent ~ u IL most
SUE a. break upou removal ffan ilie
fastening The end ~ The wire may
bs annsais1 ~ haailng ~ IN Elan
nei ~ ~ applying y e0at ~ I'm ~
Hfidsf. The Nirs ran Then be beHt
several times without its breaking
when making seidefed connections
mr. tuning roiis, sacugm tubs dstse
pfs ~ anplldsfs, u u nif.sed MT ~
ess ACID fnK ~ prepared s'ddsring
paste i'hs slightest trace ~ soid
~ sikall A. tiie Junction ~ The solder
and the c0Dbtf VII generate iDsnl
cDffohia Nhhh can ba heard IN the
reteyefs ~ fhe nans manner ~
s'atb For goOi. f'ilsiie soldsrlnK,
nss resin nBk ~ resin c9fA soldsr
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11

ssyefat aDDieatloos frOp Jafgef
bfOallcasguR stations fOr the Djass u
lle6Hse, permitting The 1s1 ~ tha 40
Hef1r waYe. baee hem feeAlve1 ~
the commerce department, bHt ~ date
only tn0 baye been authorized ~
ttansfDi, IN fhls Naee. Tiny afe he
~ Louis i0st Dispatch 0<sDJ anG ne
WestlpgbODse station ~ chicago
EYWj The offielals IN ef0fqs ~ NE
licensing ~ stations ~ not anticipate
That more tiiaD . doz4H applications
mr. ne olass ~ lineBse wlt be ~
eeiVH6, ~ only the mint pOwetfW sta.
tlW1s GarIlbg blgbclass entertain
m1ui regularly ea1 b0De 70 quality
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
AD,gggisysn.Y,
YOU ARE
2 II Rf('( Question (

The manufacturer ~ linn, iiD sDap
DDHdsf win me lemon ffagfagee, IN
UiH f0u ~ M 0Ha paDkags of tylDp IN
NofhD9fisgB Vim ANYTHING you have
EVER gstg for eieaBslBg THEN YoB sfe
~ be- ~ jp0Kf ~ ~ ~ uugBesti0Had
sUpsflGfiiK THIS gems entirely fair,
y there IL y better product 10 bfJp YOU
IN ggvf h0ns W0fk. y0B watt " Know
,sDDgt H. TIE s90nef tfle better, Linn
NDttajhs no canstie, ~ " grit n d0fe
not bits tie hands, gst IL II BbmsreifDl
~ 1ift apd gfeasf Linn In d6a for
waiting disiies, for LAUNDERING an6 ~
general cleansing, ~ agreeable Ienon
fragrance mikes MI wash W0fk Dleass
mn, 100, gi9f Linn chance ~ fgakA
Y1pr .Wofk easiar, IJI one paAkage
then be ne jpJEs, Tour MONEY baek IL
10g want u,
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
Thieves Escape IN Auto After
SteaIing Stock Of Pool Room

FDfjdRfield, NIB, nj, ~1itp1claIj
--clRafs, eigarNfs and caudy yalue1
NJ befween sS0O mi $500 we're stolen
from Peter Gf9teley's pool haIJ here
last night by byfflGn who entered
~ pryiog ioose tr9Ds0m oyet d baok
d00r Jfanks ~ an automobile IN
which tbe BURGLARS "scsped Indicate
the tbisyes fred south. Reports N
q hardware store b9rziary a. Gretua
last nigiIt afro we're received here,
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11

fox IL" Cream COMPANY. which
olalmg fhe d0feBGaHts Dodeplred ~
frau1uleu1y soenfe tn plaintiffs he
cream fJHtofy N %ofolt Jhe plain
'lffs ask $4,000 damaHes. II h aliezed
tbat stOck IN the Gfabam company
was 1ged ~ buy fhe pIabt ap1 tyas
feDresented os having n value ~ 1900,
wteD IN facf, M PETITION sfates. the
value was abd n 0pig an pr share.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
Slayer Of Civil War Vel
Found Guilty Of Murder

Itea dOinea, OF 10 D0mlblek
csltoiio was found guilty ~ first ~.
gtee murder bY % p0ik cOpniy dls
frlet court jury here and ms seH.
teneed 10 serve M imprisonment ~
The siate prison fof The murder II
4 ~. johnson. eig) war veteran,
snFefal months ago
J0bnson's body was found concealed
IN ~ basement N i'rieteilO's home bg
offlcefs who ralied he place IN search
~ Iiqu0r.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
Frost at W,more.

Wym0e, %ob1 Oef. t0Ifbe first
NUT N the seagOp has appeared IN
tbls soetop last night and ~ w0s
cold enough 10 freeze w0ter an6 cure
mi feger. The country III still ye1,y
Dry, there having been but Two light
fsius since July ~. Rain In needed
fOr winter what.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
Graham Ice Cream Firm
Sued for $3.50 Damages

Madison, Seb,. oct, 1G~-tspeclaI
Telegram -~H0wa1 Graham. the
Graham lee Cream Company NJ Ona,
ia, and &. n. B1rpfam, Sorfolk
banker, /were made defoudaDt's IN a
damage ease flied to-day BY the Nor,
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11

Eeatflce, %eD, Oct i0e-tspeciaI
Telegram. Edwin Burke Kinds, ~,
prominent business man ~ Gage
county. and far 40 years engaged IN
ibe banking business ~ O6sll, dl91
" his b0ms here after prolonged
Illness. lie WIS ut one time prom
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11

JDH N0tIDU9I pfNtNNni, FfaUets
EueG Dis0B, ana tbs ree0fder, Miss
Kata UOlmes, boib ~ ~. PsuB, are
IN Omaha f0r he bieBBlal stats
ceHyeHtl0B N tho Degree ~ UOn0r,
II opeHe1 1st night win feoeptl0n
10 tofel CDnani. EuBlHfzg ssHsl0ns The
nezt three 6ats VII be IN DasoDlo
TiBDle
five hundred dejeKstes arc sxOeet
~. sNe0rdlAg ~ the si9te preellept,
Jrs, Floreneo ~ oven ~ 1ofs.
The OtgaDjzaii0n II fOr frster6aI
Insurance and numbers Iz,011 1epJ.
befs. ~ " ~ yeafs oi1
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
Out Again. in Again.

JesBe Nolan. oUt ~ tie L1aven,
worth DeDiteDtlary where he serve1
one year, for Just one Week, war re-,
orrested Monday by federal narcotic
agents.. This ~ bis third OfsBse.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11

Ha1or Dshlman VII rye ~ ~
dfess u welcome ~ ths gathering
tonight Mrs, OHen's daughter, Miss
Etbej omen, VIII giss violin s3ec.
tlOns
Am0BR NE Oficefs attending hfe
he grand teeOf1er, B1se Herfifk ~
'flbe0iD, Linn H.. jto0b n 1iD1eD,
Charlotte Wbsel4r ~ clar Cenier,
NM Aat00s II Haysl0et, Adolia
Harding N Bsbfo6 aBd ciata G.5rOI
N lincoln. W. .. Wattlos ~ EelIgb,
brother ~ Gurdon W. Waitles, II
chairman N the law committee.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11

laent n politics mn for yeots nas
aetlye ~ The upbpildiHy ~ b.g c1,n,
mHBIfg.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
Sparks

" hard drawn coppsr wire n Used
fJr connections IN the rsar ~ panels
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-18
My Marriage Problems
Adele Garrsons New Phase Of
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE"
tcesyrisbs isssi

laughed "Ihis particular goose Is
going TO see that you arc served the
same sauce you meie out, Mr.,
Chester. please toss ne the two
motor coats from the hfst hook IN
The hall closet
Lillian made 4 wTy face as young
Chester brought the coats. and !.
taking Hers from him. quickly WRAPPED
her IN II. ...-
You have all the 'makins' Of a
political boss in you. Madge,' she
said, "Mf. Chester. ] warn you that
in this aroused mood she's capable
OF making YOU put on goloshes be-
lore you venture out
Tom Chester laughed boyishly.
Il enjoy being bessed." he said.
and held my coat for me.
As | slipped my arms into il ] was
conscious Of a touch on my hair. as
OF fingers lightly putting into place
a misplaced lock. Ii was SO evanes-
cent a thing that the next instant |
ehided myself for the fancy Surely.
my common sense was fast depart
ing. told myself grimly, when my
Imagination could find nothing better
with which TO busy itself than a RI
dieulous notion like that sternly
.epresscd a desire TO steal a glance
at the youth behind me. and the next
second we were outside with Lillian.
scanning that part Of the horizon in
which lay the Ticer cottage.
Did You Stumble1"
At this distance we could see no
outline OF the house. but we could
not see a glimmer OF light either. and
we were reasonably sure that all
the members Of the Ticer family
were safely asleep.
Twelve o'clock and alfs WELL"
Lillian chan,ed softly. "All right.
my hear,ies. Wen hcave no, or to
and fro. for the roof. Snap on your
flashlight. Mr.. Chester. we'll stroll
around beneath Katie's window. and
you can figure what you need for
the climb"
The flashlights gleam on the be-
dcwed path which we followed to the
iNdl VI tUS HVNeS s'SlHSu CSliS,
ghostly, to my excited imagination.
The darkness on all sides was pail
like and pressed upon us smothering-
ly. Involuntary I put out my hand,
caught Tom Chcstcr's arm, and re-
leased il the next second with a burn
ing face at my own cowardice., The
flashlight in his hand wavcred, and
he stopped abruptly.
Did you stumbled" he asked So
licitously.
YES" I returned laconically. II
Better hold on to me, then. How
about you, Mrs. Underwood? Don't
you need an arm?
Thank you, but Pm far better by
Lillian answered. II never
tried to lean on a mans sturdy
strength yet. but what l not only
to stumble myself, but to
drag him ANONYMOUSLY to his knees
with me. No, III stagger along by
myself"
"And I also am better off alone,
thank you," l echoed, determined not
to be outdone in courage. l was hu-
conscious that in the jan
gled state of my nerves / would have
oeen glad indeed to grip Tom Ches-
ter's strong Young arm tightly.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-18

when they told me about Tanlac
it seemed almost too good to be true,
but since taking the medicine | know
for myself that all they said about it
was So" said ]. Bertram Simon, 1851
E.146th ST., Tacoma, Wash, we'll
knswn photographer.
suffered from rheumatism in my
siIoulders for ten years and at one
time had to 60 to the hospital. I was
down in bed for months and hardly
able to turn from side to side. |
couldn't sleep and | don't believe l
had I day free from pain. My ap-
petite failed and couldn't digest a
thing properly. Gas made me have
heartburn for hours after meals.
I'm very short time after | start
ed taking Tanlac l actually felt like
! new man. / am now entirely rid OF
rheumatism and my stomach is in
first-class condition, while | have
gained ten pounds and never felt
better. | have recommended Tanlac
tosa number OF people and l am al
ways glad to say good word for
this remarkable medicine"
Tanlac is sold by all good drug
risfs.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-18
Common Sense
Are You Taking The Course of
Least Resistance2

Least KeNStanceS
Isn't it true that all through your
life you have sought to avoid doing
difficult things, and often have con-
graduated yourself because you have
gone through life with SO little per-
sonal effort?
You have followed this course so
long that you are actually afraid to
undertake anything which presents
features or prospects of difficulty.
If you are young, there is time
for you to change.
If you have come to the place
where you realize what you have
missed in the way of education, ex-
perience and ability to battle with
the hard things, it will be harder for
you to change.
Before it is too late, better stop
favoring yourself and take mans
place.
Maybe you have never tried your
self out and you fear the unknown
quantity, and it will be a big struggle
to overcome your timidity.
You know that you have not
reached the position in life you might
have reached if you had been willing
to pay the price-sacrifice, hard work,
hours of planning, weeks Of anxiety,
perhaps years of it.
The successful man is a mental and
physical har worker, and if you have
been unwilling to undergo the expert
ences to get to the top, do not
grumble about it.
(Copyrirht 19a2)