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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-29


Mrs J. A. Bruce and son. Hsf.
i..d spent several days in Nash.
wills With relatives, last week.
Mr. and Mrs Arhrf speisht. Of
stayton, and Miss Nell BusSie, ueis
| in Nashvilie Thursday OF last seek
Mrs. vehie Deasoa has returned
from a two weeks visit ~ith rela
siyss and friends al Vanleer and
Slsydsn
Carney aud Afford Murrell, u
Detroit. Mich. ate yisitlpx their
parents Mr. and Mr.. Jim Aurell
90 Grab Greek
Mrs. J, D 6riihn aud sister. Mrs
Emma Page. Of Pine wood, are visit.
| .ns the tosmer's son. Chas Grimm.
| and family
Mise Elsie Robinson went to
ashville SUNDAY where she viii
ente, training in the Dotier hospi.
tai. as nurse.
Misses Ruby and Vrrgis Mathis,
Of Greenfield. are here Tor . month :
visit with their sister. Ars Bob
| Booker. aud family
Mssahel. puacan, ..at ~SsabSlls.
| vas the guest OF NJ ,snd Mrs Wade
Chapp-ll. and other relatives. SUI.
day ...-..
| Miss Dixie Powers OF Browns
vile and Miss Lsona Powers. oil
lPalymrs, sre visiting their sfo.hes'
II. q. Powers
| Mr. add Ms. Ben Ruthlrdse and
children. sptns the week end 90
Jon~s Greek visitins the Isstet'
mother. Mrs. lane Tsylos.
| Help the Lions to roar You vii
when you see "Mr and Mrs Poll,
ITickks."-Oakmon, nednesda,
night, Oct I
| Coal bills are . large part OF you
living expense --rduce them b;
using Coles Hot Blast Heaters 1t
G. Collins 4 500.
| I-eposd Potter, Of Cookeville, ~
called home Sunday night on &C
count OF the death Of biz father, !
W. Potter. on Garner Greek
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-29
Over $500 Paid Into
Cosnty BY Ciesk 4 Nsstes

Clerk and Master, J. J Taylor.
pride. himseli 90 the tact that be-
has raid into the County Treasury
more money this quarter than any
Of his predecessors 10 Office TOT any
one susrtss, he having ps'd lrto
IN. Trustee this week over ~ COD nc
This account. howsvsn include.
the $4,000 90 .ndsmsr. IN The
Thompson Boodsaen case. ~b' CD
Mr. Taylor has collected and paid
Nh. Taylor inicsms % shat b.
had collected eocush to pay Cd the
Judgment. however. be says cutie =
number Of the defendants hsvr not
paid anything. ou, that b. will COO
TIM. the collection until al have
paid their psosata and sheu Oh
have paid their prossta another
rra,a.a vill be made out 10 eoVss
the amount al iudsmeu, and costs
IN tuli and whatever balance that
nigh, remain 10 bic hands ssse'
this 10 done, will be prusaied bach
v ~ boudsueH,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-29

Mrs. r. P. Clsxsoa. ii BiSHias
ban. Ala. and yice-presidsnt ot tAs
SsiiosaI Parent Taarhsss' As~scia-
tion. whs 10 tbs popaikf AOuss-
suest III Mr. j. Archibald ClsmsnI
was the inspisssioe oi q beautifully
piaassd reception. one aitsrnaea
last vssk given by her hostsss Of
| tss Clement hons on West Wal.
out Street.
Mn Clsne1i, with hr. claxioa
and MN L. A. AcCaai. received
the quests On the spacioss perch.
which uss bantsd With isrrs and
cu,-hcwsu. Mrs. W. A. clemsai
then ushsred The suesss into the
.....ssiv. diniag room. where Nee
DANES Ray Hosin. J. ID. Hswsley
I'd Asrchison. @. c. Collins. IT,.
and J D. Campbell served dainty
rsisesanen,s from the table. eeausi.
tally decorated x3th Aaid Aosess.
Little ears Frances Clsnest and
MARY Payne Clas.on held the card
uav.
The suests numbered ssvsntv.
Ave prominent ladies and trieads 81
the hostess and honofss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-29
Buck.ksele Wedding.

OF interest 10 the brides maay
friends here and elsewhere, 10 the
10 Arrisse Of Miss Hester Keels 10
Mr. J. Keeling Buoh. which vas q
quite svsa u saturday. Sept. S3rd.
The ceremony TOOK place in spssns.
Geld 81 $50 p. IA. ., the rssideses
OF the ofiaeislins minister. the Rsv.
Eaton. oi the First Baptist Chusch
that city Miss Gladys Leske and
Mr., L, \ DeLnsas we're the oalv
attendants.
The bride vas lovely In q tailored
dress Of brown pore, twill with hat
to h.rmoniIs, Her corssgs bouq1s,
uas ophslis roses.
Mr. Buek 10 The accomplished
| and attractive daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. h. Kssle. this place, beina
especially talented 10 music. ro'
soms time shs had been identi6ed
~ .tsnogs phsr With. The Lincoln
Firs Insurance Co., in Nashville
| and vas alec . member Of popu
liar aehss,rs In .thst city. TAs
groom. .bo is 500 Of Geo, Bucs'
10 aI.o a gifted musician. being .
saxs phonist in the same ofchests,
A. HE bride, He 10 also IN employ,
| II the Ambrose Printing Company
Mr.. and Mr. Buck. after 90 Ell
| tended visit thru the East. Will h
at home Tor the present With th
| groom . parents on the GallatiI
Road, They have the best wishe
Tor a happy marnsd lie.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-29
Local and Otherwise !

Kodak Anisbins--Cook's Studio.
Dickson.
Dorss galloway ~. in Nashville
Saturday.
l.. &. Sell, oi Holly sprnss
Miss f, spent the week end here.
Mn Edgar Hudson was . visitor
In Nashville Tuesday OF last week
Mrs. Sarah 0orse IL seriously III
., her home on West Railroad street
Mrs r \. Sstterheld spen, sun.
day and Monday In Hickman coun.
~.
FOR sALK-EItr. 900 d coal
stove. AIso good wood heater Bee
II, B. Slaughter
Mrs. r ] suictlin. OF Lexington.
10 here the guest Of Mrs q W
Moran and o.hsr friends.
Mr. and Mrs K L. Lowry, MI
and Mrs L. e. Sell spsat Monday
al Rushin
Little Mics benny Louise LANES
Of Martin, vas = teeep. guest. OF
Miss Myrtle Vowel
Misses Hattis Will and Jennie
Maj Wilson aud Mra Fred Bessle,
we're recent Nashville visitors.
Mics Elizabeth Matthews hss re-
turned from Z visit with teiaiivs'
and friends 10 Nashville. :.
Go see Mr.. and Mrs Polly
Tickks al Oakmont ne NJ Wednes
day night, The Lions.
Mics Bonnie stephens. who ha
been on the sick list. 10 reported 4
be some better
Fred Eltins. Of Clartsville, spen
the week end here with relative
aud irie nds
Miss Virginia Iow-sy went {
Nashville last sunday where Sd
will attend 1t. Cecilia School.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-29

The uniiorm succ~ss tbs, hss
a,,eaa.d the use al Chamberlain q
Collie and Rsrho+a Remedy 10 tn
relief and cure n bowel complaints,
both IN cAlldren and adults, hss
brought !, ruto siDos, universal sss
~ ,ba, IL 10 psse ,ically wi,boul .
ivs sod .. everyone Who has ussd
II Knows. 1t IL without IN e@unl
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-29

Kodak Anishing-Cook's Studio.
Dickson.
Mr. Il, w. Ridinss lsis Saturday
Tor San Diego. Calf. where shs|
oil spesd sa@s1iws sith ssf
Mrs. Fre3sriek Dismsf.
W. B. Williams. Who ios several
wssks has been employed - special
agent on the Illinois Csasral Ry..
In Mississippi ~ spsndias = iss
dsys here this week.
Willie Davis. Who 10 smployed In
Atlanta. Ga, arrived here Sunday
10 spen, q lev dsys vseatioe the
suss. Of bic par-ots. Mr.. aud Afs.
w. Y. DaviA
Enlos Lowvy lett Wednesday t.:
New York. whcre be calls lot nsssn-
ada. Porto Rice. Mrs.. Lo~ry and
little zoo. Rowland. sill Fsmais
ws,h relatives Coz . Longer visit
Ms J. II. Uphsn. j., aud little
con, Jack. accompanied By Miss
Has~i Nelson. sill leave srieay Tor
Two weeks visit in Milvsuiss and
Chicago.
Dr. Geo. Saunders Of Nashville.
stopped over in Dickson Monday.
Or Saunders has fitted nearly oil
the most prominent people IN
w.yerly and Camden with slassss
in the pas, twenty years.
The Junior Missionary Society OF
the n. K. Church. South, vill have
a call meeting Saturday, Sept. Sob,
with Wilmont Bouidin Of 40 p. m.
All members are urged TO come.
---Eliraoeth Dunn. Secretary.
Thursday OF last week, hs, kna
Ts,s sent 10 Nashville where che
attended the Tennessee District A.
sembly Of The Penteocstal Nassfens
Church. She alec visited her grand
daughter. Mise Mildred Richardson.
at Columbia. while sooe
CHARGES Of obtaining moasy I'M
der ial~ pre,ens- we're brought
against d., Geo Saunders 3 travel.
ins op.ome,ris, "Wednesday by J..
A. Knott OF this place. Tho TRIAL
vas s,.ad .es!o.o Eco y T. Petty.
Who rendered Judgment IN iasor OF
Nh. Knott. ....
Little asrrr., EtiIabs,h Morgan,
| after a visit here with relatives ~.
turned To aef home in Memphis
las, Saturday. She vas sceompsni'
I'd by her aunt, Mrs Willie Jones,
Who vill spend several days With
| her sister. Mrs Everett Morgan and
will also attend the islr while there
Hon. Robt. b. Williams, OF Law
| rsnceburs, spent Monday here, h'
Ii. a candidate for the shof, term II
Congress from this district and Val
her, in the interest oil bis nomins
uon At the convention TO be bed
here next Thursday.
The Dickson Marble Company il
| se,tins in some Of their tall stock
| Cut out war prices. Some monu
men,s TO sell TO the poor people
We ars friends 20 the poor iolss
leone and zee Tor Yourselves y A
Thomas. Manager.
| The Missionary Society OF To
In. \, Church. south, vii! have q
Iauction sale during the lair mex
week. stcvse. beds, ms,uesss
| and other things neediul vill be Ia
cludsd 10 the auction. Exact plsc
and date OF sale will be announces
l.tsr. ;,
| Misc rhelma Suas. Who reside
on Turkey Greek. vas taken I
Nashville last sunday where Oh
underuent an operation TOT ~
pendiciti. She wss accompAn,s
10y her mother Mrs. J D suss en-
DR.. ", J SUES II !. reported .h
10 getting along nicely
News vas received here Wedne'
day Of the death OF J. l. Rsnsor
be. having died =. his home |
Nashville, His xemsius will b
tsken 10 Ncksen Thursday Il
Iin,erment Prior TO moving
| Nashville few month. ago. be an
lhl. vile and dsushte, Nj" Lucille
were residents 81 this place an
L a Il
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-29

voR sAtx.!!l9o4,cre farm. lecss-
I'd abess ! niles ssss oi Posd near
Eno. Good barn. plenty running
s..,s. Viii sel! At q bargain See
ZACH Homer, Dscksoc.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-29

Please cai a, Hslhrook Hotel
Saturday morning u you wish "a
,e~ d., saun iass about slasses,,,,,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-29
CARD o. rNAnNA

We wish to ,hsnk our irisnds
Who came 10 " 10 our hour 81
bereavement vi,h their tender words
Of sympathy. ". alec thaat them
Tor Ii. beautiful fosal Offering snd
the ne al their cass
NAY they be richly rssrded
NJ. and Mn. W r Lssst,
D, and Mrs.. J T suss
N, and Mrs. 7 c. Jordan
Mr. and Mrs.. Will Hosin.
Mr. and Mr., Ernest Hosin
NJ and Mn. Jim Hooper
Mr. and Mrs., Ray Hosia
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-29
Report Of the Condition Of The
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

A, Dickson In the state Of tennessee Close u Bssiaess oa
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-09-08
Equity Plant
Offered to Take
Wheat Receipts
(By the Associated Press)

Fargo, N. D., Sept. 8.-The Equity
Cooperative Packing Company of
Fargo has announced it will take
elevator receipts for wheat in pay
ment of notes due the company, and
will credit the farmers with $1.25
per bushel for all wheat thus turned
over. ...
The announcement was made by
Usher L. Burdick, advisory council
for the United States Grain Grow
ers, Inc and a member of the board
of directors and council for the
packing company.
"We believe that it is the duty
of the businessmen of this state to
make common cause with the farm
ers," Mr.. Burdick said in explaining
the packing company's offer, "and if
possible protect them and ourselves
against the enormous loss sustained
through the present manipulations
of the grain market by gamblers.
"We believe there is no risk in
paying s1.25 for wheat now," he con-
tinued, "and even ifthere were it is
no more than right that we assume
some of the risk we are now forcing
the farmers to carry alone"
Field representatives of the COM
pany have been instructed to put
the plan into operation Immediately.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-09-08
STOPS TO HELP
AJJTOIST AND
is ROBBED

Valley City, N. D., Sept. 8.-Al-
though members of the sheriff's Of.
fee and searching parties secured
the country near here, no trace
has been found of the hghwaymen
who black lacked John P. O'Day
o. Eckelson, N. D.: knocking him
unconscious and robbed him Of
s38 on a road near here early to-
day. Sheriff Larson said that Mr..
O'Day was able to give good
description of the highwaymen and
all roads are being watched in an
effort to catch them.
Mr.. O'Day said that he was driv-
ing into Valley City about 1880
a. M, and when about two miles
out of town noticed a car stalled
in the road. Thinking the occu-
pants were having car trouble, he
stopped to see if he could help.
As he stepped from the car, he
said,( one of the men struck him
over the head, apparently with a
blackjack, knocking him uncon-
scious. AS the man struck him,
several men came from the other
car and rifed his pockets.
In about half an hour Mr.. O'Day
regained consciousness and drove
his machine to the city and report
ed the affair. Members of the
sheriff's force and Deputy Sheriff
James Milligan of Fargo went to
the spot of the holdup at once but
were unable to find any defiite
clues.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-09-08
TURKS IMPLICIT OVERWHELMING
DEFEATUP0N GREEKSCAPTURING
10000 MEN AND SUPPLIES
American Destroyers Are in Harbor To-
gether with Ships of Allied Powers. ~
Greece May Sue for Armistice. - Cabinet
Resigns and Constantine May Abdicate
(By Associated Press)

Smyrna Sept 8-Only eye witness realize the ex-
tent of the disaster to the Greek army.
An army of 100000 men, we'll organized and equipped,
has been transformed in less than two weeks into virtual
band of refugees
An official Turkish statement says 400 Greek officers
and 10000 have been captured since the offense was
launched together with 500 motor trucks $50 guns and
million rounds of artillery ammunition.
The Greek loss of morale illustrated by the reported re-
usa of battalion of rushed here from Athens to
erday French transport also did not land owing it is
erday rFench transport also did not land owing it is
sad to disagreement The whole of Smyrna Hinterand
has been avaged by the Turks and refugees continue to pour
into the city by the thousands Turkish arpane yester
day flew the and dropped pamphlets announcing
the complete liberation of Asia Minor"
The evacuation of Asia Minor by the Greeks result OF
the successful offensive against their army by the Turkish
though it has not been announced officially.
Actual orders for the evacuation Of Asia Minor have not
vet been gven is sad but General Dousmanos the chief
of staff is studying the problems Of how to out the
maneuver under the best conditions possible
telephone message from the Greek commander in the
field says that General Trcoups who had been appointed to
the command and General Degenis captured by Turk
ish cavalry while they proceeding to join the Greek
corps at Alashehr, East Of Smyrna.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-09-08
WON'T INTERFERE
(Bv the Associated Press)
REFORMED, ASKS
HOW TO ANSWER
LAW VIOLATION

A woman writing to Sheriff
Welch from Darlington, is
stricken with remorse because
she sold some cigarette papers
in Bismarck and wants to
square her actions with the
law. Her letter follows:
1.-TWO or three years ago l
sold half a dozen or more Gig
arctic papers. l do not believe
sold any cigarettes. The
Lord has forgiven my sins. Pm
living for the one who has done
so much for me. He keeps me
day by day. I'm not sorry
that I've started nthis way.
have a peace and joy that
this world know nothing about.
"What can I do to make it
right about the papers,"
The sheriff believes her con-
fessed attitude has answered
for the law violation and will
inform her he will take no ac-
ton.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-09-08
Irregulars Fight
Among Themselves
(Bv the Associated Press)

Dublin, Sept. 8.-Disagreement
between two Irregular leaders oper-
ating in County Kerry is reported
to have caused sanginuary fight in
which rifles, bombs and machine
guns were used by the opposing fac
tions.
One leader, named McCellistrum,
is to have opposed plans for ambush
ing good convoy en- route to the
relief of Killarney, where the people
are suffering from hunger as q re-
suit of the Irregulars' war on trans
ports. Humphrey Murphy, another
leader, differed on the issue with
McCellistrum, and the split spread
to the ranks.
Irregular forces yesterday attack
ed a signal cabin, on the Great South.
ern railway between Dundrum and
Limerick Junction but the small gar.
rison of National troops repulsed
them with the reported loss to the
Irregulars of one killed and two
wounded. =. l.Tns,-.,-
Steady ptogress by the Nationals
is reported throughout the country
generally.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-09-08
RESIGNS AS
MINISTER TO
SPRING TRAP
Sheriff Refuses to Emharrass
Congregation by Officiat-
ing at Hanging

Des Moines, Ia., Sept. 8.-1nter-
vention of executive clemency ap-
parently is all that will forestall
Winifred E.. Robb, minister and
former chaplain of the 10th In
fantry, Rainbow division, from car
rying out the execution by hang
ing Of Eugene Weeks, condemned
murderer Of George Fosdick, Des
Moines grocer, at. IL o'clock noon,
Friday, Sept. Is. So far as known,
Robb will be the first minister to
act in such a role.
my duty is clear" Sheriff Robb
said. "The law specifically pro-
vides that the sheriff Of the county
in which a prisoner is convicted Of
first degree murder, shall attend
to the details of the hanging Or de-
tail the task to one Of his depu-
ties"
Sheriff Robb states that while
he favors capital punishment he
does not believe in hanging.
To justify his actions, the for
mer chaplain quotes from the Bi-
bic as follows: "Whosoever she'd
deth blood by man shall his blood
be she'd" He says the Bible is
full of examples Of capital punish
ment.
Sheriff Robb until recently was
pastor of the Urbandale Tolerated
church here. When it appeared
that the date of Weeks exeucution
would come during his term of Of
flee as sheriff, Robb resigned his
pastorate. He explained that he
did not want his acts as sheriff to
cause embarrassment to members
Of his church.
Robb's career as sheriff of Polk
county, the most thickly populated
in Iowa, has been a spectacular
one. On October e., unless inter-
vention is made, he or one Of his
vention is made, he or one of his
deputies will be obliged to hang
Orrie Cross, accomplice of Weeks
in the Staying Of Fosdick.
Robb was decorated with the
distinguished service cross during
the world war for extraordinary
hcroism displayed in attending to
the needs of the men in his regi-
ment during the drive against the
enemy at au-Thierry. His
citation shows that "during all of
this time, and particularly during
the operation near Sergy, he show
ell the greatest collness under Sc
we're artillery fire in attending to
the needs of the men of his regi-
ment." Robb recently was select
ed as the democratic candidate for
congress from the Seventh Iowa
district.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-09-08
AGENTS TO BE
PUT AT DOCKS
Northwest Coal Committee
Makes Coal Distribution Plan
(By the Associated Press)

Wy CuC nSSOSIotCu ACoS/
St. Paul, Sept. Agents Of the
Northwest coal committee will b.
placed at Lake Erie and head of the
Lake docks early next week to car
ry out the coal distribution program
decided upon by the joint committee
in session here this week.
The first applications to the
Northwest central committee here
are expected to arrive next week, c.
P. White, Federal Fuel distributor
for the Northwest, declared today.
The Northwest central committee
is now in session daily with Mr..
White here and all Of the represen-
tatives will remain here until the
coal crisis has passed. The members
of the Northwest Washington coal
committee, have returned to Wash
ington, to continue their fight for
priority before the Interstate Com
merce Commission.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-09-08
FOUR ARRESTED
80 INDICTED !
j. IN Mine RIOT (
Investigation of Herrin Mas
sacre by Grand Jury Results
in Many Warrants ,
MORE WILL FOLLOW
Those Apprehended Refuse to
Make Any Statement.
Perjury Charged
MORE WILL FOLLOW
(By the Associated Press)


Marion, ILL.,, Sept. S.-With four
additional men in Jail here today
charged with murder in thirty-eight
new indictments issued by the Grand
Jury in connection with the investi-
cation of the strip mine killings
near Herrin, Sheriff Melvin Thaxton
and his special deputies were out to-
day searching for the rest of those
indicted. ...
= The four new prisoners are: Leva
Mann, miner of Herrin; Charles Ro-
gers, miner of Herrin; Philip Fonta-
Meta, miner of Marion, and James
Brown, negro deputy sheriff Of
Colp, small mining settlement,
northwest of Herrin. In addition 10
these was Otis Clarke Of Goreyills,
arrested recently.
The first indictment made known
yesterday charged six men with MUIR
der. Nine men were named In the
second bill, twenty-seven in the
third and one in the fourth.
More indictment will be issued, It
was stated by Attorney General E. J.
Brundage, in charge of the grand
jury investigation. These indict-
ments, it is understood, will be is
sued for larceny and perjury. Fol-
lowing the massacre at the Strip
mine, much of the equipment was
stolen and some of it has been re-
covered. Indictments for larceny
will be issued for the theft of the
mine property, it was said by court
attaches. 81
Indictments for perjury, it was
said, will be based on the testimony
of some witnesses given before the
grand jury. Immediately after the
investigation was started, it was an
nounced by Mr.. Brundage that some
of the witnesses apparently had suf-
fered lapse Of memory, and that
some had given testimony that was
disappointing to county officials.
The four prisoners who were
brought in last night, like Clark aft
er his arrest, remained silent. It is'
believed their refusal to talk is bas-
ed on advice given them by attor-
neys who are here ready to take up
the defense of any union miner who
might be indicted in connection
with the massacre.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-09-08
MRS, HARDING
RESTING EASIER
DOCTORS SAY
Telegrams Pour in from All
Parts of Nation at News
of Illness
REPORT COMPLICATIONS
Physicians, However, State
that Her Condition Is Not
Serious
REPORT COMPLICATIONS

Washington, Sept. 8.-Announce-
ment that Mrs. Harding, wife of
the president, has been indisposed
for several days brought a flood
of messages today from all parts
of the country expressing sympa-
thy and hopes for her continued
Improvement. Mrs. Harding's all
ment was described as in the ma
ture of a slight organic trouble
due to the effects Of cold COM
plicated by recurrence of hydro
nephrosis and White House, officials
insisted that the patients condi-
ton was neither alarming nor ser
ious.
Serious complications developed in
the illness of Mrs. Harding, wife of
President Harding, last night but
they were Slightly. abated this
morning and the patient is resting
more easily" Brigadier General
Sawyer, the physician in attend
ance, said today in statement is
sued at the White House. I
Mrs. Harding's condition still is
regarded with much concern, the
statement said, adding that DR.. Carl
w. Sawyer Of Marion, Ohio, who was
associated with his father, is attend
ing Mrs. Harding during previous
illness of similar nature, had ar
rived here for Consultation.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-09-08
MAN WANTED
IN 3 CITIES
Police Anxious to Get Hold
of Party Being Held
Here

Luther Spencer, who confessed to
Bismarck police that he had COM
mitted burglaries in several cities,
in wanted by police in three cities
from which the police have already
hard. Wires from Seattle, Spokane
and Salem, Ore, today asked for
further details and description of
loot recovered, stating there had
been robberies Of the character in
which Spencer specialized.
The silverware taken from the
Cathol church at Beach was iden-
titled by Father Hake. Just what
disposition will be made Of the men
has not yet been decided.
Police here say there is no. con-
nection between Spencer and man
giving the name Of Joe Farmer, who
was sentenced to Is days in Jail in
Mandan fro breaking in st. Joseph
Cath olic church. Farmer said that he
went into the church to sleep. One
of the sisters saw him enter, mott
fled Rev. Fr. Clement Dimpfl and
the latter accosted the man who did
not resist.