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Securities never see me taken" said
q regular
sassfeanrreots ssfenr rang out together. and the
septrmbprawled back over the bed,
ferrea cropped against the wall was
Ia. is Judgment. and tn" hand that
temSe his breast dripDed red.
viii heard the shots outside. Staf-
King was the first to enter the
r. One glance at the colonel was
Cent, and then he turned TO the
,who had slipped to the floor and
se' sitting with his back propped
Ainst the wall.
vJack o. Judgment" said Stafford
Snderingly.
"'Poor old Jack" said the mocking
foice.
Stafford's arm was about his shoul-
der, and he laid the head gently back
upon his bent knee. He lifted the
mask gently. and the light of the old
lamp which swung from the ceiling fell
upon the white face.
isis Stanley Belcom! Sir Stanley :"
he whispered.
Sir Stanley turned his head and
opened his eyes. The old look of good
humOr shone.
Poor old Jack o Judgment he
mimicked. This is going to be first :
class scandal. Stafford. For the sake
Of the service you ought to hush it
up
r'But nobody need know, sir" said
Stafford. "IOu can explain to the
home srcrptary-'
Sir Stanley shook his head.
I'm going to see greater Home
Secretary than ever lived in White
hail. he said slowly. ''I'm finished,
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MEGA FF'iGAN.-sept 10. CATHERINE.
wife of late Daniel McGaffgan. Relatives
ana friends invited to funeral. We'd. $50
A. NJ. from her late residence. $3.50 Mana
yunk ave. Wissah!ckon. Solemn requiem
mass at ST. John the Baptist Church Mana
younk. 10 A. u Int Westminster Gem.
MOBT.EY.-Sert. 10. EDWIN H.. husband
OF Ida Eckert Mob.ay. Relatives and friends
are invited e services. We'd 2;so do; ~. wt ia's
koslyn, Pa Int hillside Gem:
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.ucANA:>Y.-Or Sept. TO- 1922. BRIDGET,
widow OF James NcAnany. Relative and
friends are invited 10 the funeral. on Thurs
dence OF her son. Michael McAranN. IL N
Redfeld 81. Solemn requiem mass at Our
Lady OF Roeary Church az 10 o'clock. Inter-
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SUMNER RESORTS
NTLNNTlC CIrN. y. ].
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-23

Effort de refrcerc, IN care. Sc tiae n
sea,Rd indlte principii de und,nfa-
te 81 dreptari cdstigate. cv sds,ge
de marea clns6, muncitorcnscd, mi
nerii nostri, IN ajunM eilei de o.
dihnd a In I Maj. tree. ~. odsha,a
resnicd. netWbur0td. Attn ror por-
nj IN local lor pc Caluarul negru
al nainfi., al cdrbunelui, mcrgdnd
inconsistent cdtre acelne sfdrsit
tragic.
In rremea acedstd, legiuitarii Isl
ror ben srnrtul tinistiti, Ia Buc,l.
resii, i,inundndu-se pOate de gro
adria for!e1or desldntuite ale natu.
rei. Ne-an dat rreodatd sedma Cd
td dee0sebire intre named 81 man
ca de ,niner? Mean, dat sednaa ci
Aamcnii acesfia att de- prost pldtiit
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-23

~ ar F.sai iicsss,t platii ps4stras
muncd lOr Gu orice suaae?
!, 81 totus. n,fnerst ,aeia 1apesi "a
sd IL nrn,a lor familii fldmdnde,
jemeile 81 copiis tor carr sor trebni
sd trdiascd n,dinc din caritatea PIT
blicd. Orga,iigatia de Stat asis-
ienfi sociule 3 insainicntd, ridi-
col de insuficieatd, pentru greutd-
tie 81 sascNssle n,Naecii de sstiaser.
Catastrofa della Eupem sd deschi-
do ochii. Pdnd dt,Naci moi facen.
opel Ia acei, pc carl I'd. pdtruns ne,
,aorocuea fonaiii1or rdssase pc drn-
mari ale le@mi,'erilor sinistrati sd dea
DIN pfisosul Tor pentrh fndulciren
suferin!ei tdduUelor 81 osJaailSr
din rdsboiaz n,.ias pentru paine.
I (Dacia
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-23
.INF0RNATIUN|

GLASGOW. Partidul muncito-
resc a ncminat pc scriitorul II. G.
Wells la postul de rector al uni
versitatii din GLASGOW.
Lisabona. Aici s'a mceput O
lista de subscriptie pentru aduna-
rea fondurilor trebuincioase Ia
afacerea unui sbor GU aeruplanul
din Portugalia pana in India.
- -
Viena. = Sc anunta ca lipsa de
credite a provocat o criza minis
teriala in actualul cabinet al Au-
strict.
New York. - 1ntr'un c0muni-
cat dat astazi aici, d-nul Michael
Kwapiszewski, insarcinatul de a.
faceri al Poioniei, anunta ca ar
mata statului polonez fost re-
dusa la 100000 de oameni.
Mexico City. - Generalul Sc.
rano s'a imbarcat pc salnpa din
Vera Cruz pentru a merge la Ia
basco, nnde Sc zice ca rebelii ge-
|neralului Sergovia pradeaza satul
FrOntera.
/ Washington. - Ambasada en-
gleza a notificat ministerul de
|externe ca Sir Kennel Rodd a
fost fnsarcinat sd reprezinte An.
glia in comisiunea regulilor de
razboiu, antorizata de conferinta
desarmarei. Sir Kennel Rodd 4
fost mai inainte ambassador in
Italia.
/ N y - - -, AXIS 4 & =
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-23

Stejarel din codru des.
Hal, badita, mai Ia ses,
Mai Ia ses fanga izvor,
Caci de tine, zau, mil dor.
Stejarel de pc parau.
Eau, badita, ca nu-i r6u,
Amandoi sd ne iubim,
Pan la moarte-asa sa finn.
Auzita in comma Solonet (dir
3ucovina) de 6. Milici.
(Din ''Glasul Satelor")
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-23
|D|N fUcA CdUfIUu


I'm pazitor al unei banci din
New York a furat din banca
s,lma de $480.O0O in hartii de va
lonre ducahdn-le la prietinul sau,
nu departe de banca. Bag 'seama
cu banca nu era in prietinie.
&
Guvernorul Small din Illinois
a gratiat de odata pc sase femei,
Gu toate ca 81 ell fost acuzat tot
atunci. Cate gratieri ar mai face
daca guvernorul ar crede ca 81 ell
va Fl condamnat!
-
Portarul unui tribunal. intre-
bat ca ce deoSebire vede ell intre
juratii de sex barbatesc 81 intrc
eel de genul femeiesc, declarat :
'Barbatii lasa in urma lor capete
de tigarete, lar femeile chewing
gum.
8
Pentru un copil alarma falsl
constitute focul din casa de langa
scoala. Russia trebuie saiba ceva
cOncret'' - a declarat CiceriI
ltragand cu ochiul catre capii de-
legatilor francezi.
q
In preot din Indiana vrea C;
copiii sa inceteze jocul eli zarlri
Sc spune ca copii din Indiana al
vrea ca preotul sa inceteze ell pre-
dica.
Moartea de glont So numestt
mOarte natnrala in Chicago.
| 50
Lumea incepe a fl mai buna. IN
Tngaria nu Sc mai vad suite de ca
davre pc Dunare.
81
Tn ziar american scrie: ''Prin
cipesa Maria a primit de la tarani
o haina de aur. Ne ramasim eli
abba asteapta sa vie Dumineca"'
| d
Methusalim a trait 969 ami. Da
dar pc atunci nu prau automobile
de OcOlit.
q
La incheierea ziarului nostru
Chicago condus inaintea New
York-ului cu 2 omornri 81 ire
furturi.
~
S'ar putea folosi gasolina il
termometru. ST aceasta Sc urea eli
caldura.
%
Conan Doyle spune ca in lumes
spiritelOr nu sunt fete cOchete
Dare ce discuta acolo femeile BIZ
trane sorbind cafelele?
! "a
| Tn dollar american valoreaz;
i2.750.O0O ruble. Ceeace nu in
seamna ca 2,75O.OOO ruble valo
reaza un dollar american.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-23

lului Statelor Unite sal protejeze]
fabrica de bomboane ce arpa
aici, zicand ca lucratorii, carl au|
iesit in greva, null lasa nici sd Sc
apropie de fabrica. Hrevistii GER
recunoasterea unirnei ior. =
Chicago. - Milionarul Edward
Il. Thorton, in etate de So de ami
"a impuscat din gresala la 10
cuinta sa pc cand u1nbla sd des-'
carce o arma de vanatoare, I'm
care rugialise cartusul. Thorton a
murit la spitalul unde fusese du,
spre ingrijire.
Albert Lea, MINI. - I'm foe ca
re a cuprins intregul cartier CO.
mercial Gle aici cauzat pag,rbc
de un million de dolari. Geamn-
rile de la ferestrele unei case an
ranit gray dol trecatori.
~
Genoa. - In decursul confc.
rentei economice $ 'au inceput me-
gocierile- unui tratat comercial IN
tire Anglia 81 Italia. Sc asteaptl
ca dupa terminarea seziunilor
par!amentare dl Schanzer. minis
trul de externe, sa piece la Lon
dra pentru linchiprea acestai ira
tat. 50
Youngstown, O. = La fabricile
de otel din Mahoning Valley Sc
simte lipsa de muhcitori. La mai
multe port apar anmturi in carl
Sc Ger muncitori.
- .
Akron, Ohio. - -S'a aprobat ce-
rerea ca escadronul 'sburator"
al politiei sa primeasca inca cinci
pusti-mitraliere. ca masura dc
precautiune contra activitatii ban
ditilor.
Akron. @. = Dina Esther Han
sen a fost cmdamnata la I'm an
de inchisoare in casa de reforma.
re din Marvsville, pentru ca-si
parasise birbatul 81 dol copii
mici, fugind Gu m amant.
Madrid. - Ieri a sosit la Cadiz
fosta imparateasa Zita Austriei
ell suita de treizeci 81 opt de
persoane. DE aci luat trenul
pentru Madrid, unde Sc va in.
stala in palatul Pardo. (Acum
intelegem de ce staruiau ambasa-
dorii aliatilor sal scoata de Ia
Romania, Polonia 81 .Jugoslavia q
pensie atat de mare. = N. R.)
1
Seattle, Washington. = I'm mare
munte de ghiata, ce venea plu.
tind pc riul Copper din Alaska, a
rupt 81 luat Gu 81 podul de la
Chitina. Vestea este anuntata dc
la oficiul firmei Alasca Steam
ship Company.
| international Falls, MINI. -
Aplanandu-se greva de la fabri
cile de hartie, o mie de muncitor
lsi-au reluat astazi ocupatiile lor
800
/ Washington. - La recomanda
tia inginerilor militari, camera q
votat proiectal de lege prin care
Sc cere suma. de 46,0O0 eco pentr,
ilucrari de constructie dealnngu
riului Monongahela.
1 Berlin. = Cea mai mona metod;
de jefuir. STA facut acum apari
lila la Berlin. Acessta este intre
buintarea gazalui otlSvitor. Nistt
hoti an gaurif peretele camere
unde dormea o femeie bogata, a,
pompat inlauntru gaz otravitor
pana ce victima si-a pierdut con
stiinta, apoi an intrat in camera
lpurtand masti de gaz, 81 au adu
nat toate lucruriie de .valoare &,
lean gasit acolo.,
80
i Lemberg. Agentia ebraici
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-23
MIN ERII

SAINT putini cei carr az arut ctt-
rujM san ocdzin sd cob0dre intx'o
mind de cdrbuni.
q simistrG despdr!irea de lun'i'.d!
Tncdrcati IN rdgoonele de ascensor
san insirdte hing pc inii inguste
de fer, purtdnd resnic pc obroy pc
cetea nedgrd mestesugului 1or,
cdrbunii, minerii, cM Ochii 1drgi 81
fete supte, IN sdrente to!i. sunt t.
rHi in fiecdre q in care III dor de
paine. la sMte de metri in beSnn
pdn,dntulM. Ziduri negre Gu luciu
de ochi de pisicd. Sc ridicd ameni;n-
tdtOdre de jur imprejw, In noap-
tea resnicd sparta d0dr ici, colo,
de razn palidd a unei Mmpi lar
conroiul de mineri pdseste acum ca
un cortegiu funebrm, Gu pdsi tdrd-
gdnati spre addncurile tot MAI ne
gre. 81 fncepe muncd, truda greo
'stOcitoare. Tiriti ca serpn priu
rdgduni inguste, ridicdnd cu greu
tirndcopMl, minerii isbesc IN stan.
| ca neagrd de cdrbune. Blocuri1e
de cdrbune Sc prdbusesc Gu ruet
l5ndbusit. -. EcoM slab trece din
galerie in galerie tot mai stins 81
Sc pierde deporte, neajungdnd nici
odatG sd Sc fmbine cu lumina. NJ,
angi o cOrbd. M nugi nm glas. Doa,
sen,nale rdslete, din cdnE sn cdnd,
efN'sci cdnd minernd Mscati pornesc
sirM de rdg0nete Sncdrcate.
Minerii! 81 dacd dureren cea ma
re lear f. nun,ai fngroporea acea-
sta de rii, podte ca u s'or pMrea
MAJ putin an,arG pdinea pc care
fnghH Odatd cM profM cdrbune-
lu. Nina, dcest chit nesdti0s, H.
ghite II, pdMecele Ell mii de rict,
dintr'O singurd meprevedere, din
tr'o s'ngurd fntdmplare care IN 1,,.
| NINA silei ar fl neobseruatd. Gasul
/ gr'su, att de bogat IN minele noa,
| sire, maj ales IN Transilvonia 81 Ra-
nat, trdnsfOrHdt IN eel mai puter.
nae erplOsibH in contact cu aerul ;,
I cN fOcut, a aruncat mNlte mine in
aer, fngropdnd pentrm recie, su1
greutdtea a. sute de metri de nj
| mdnf, vietIe mii de nuncitori
u NINA an cimitir, 81 cimitirelt
n'inelor sNnt totdcdunn fncdrcate
Tnbercnlosa 81 conjunctivite, al
te secerdtoare bogate, ISL iaw cn
pris0sin!d tributM I0r de Ia mineri
Visitdti BonatM. La Anina IL get
redea pc n,ineri IN cea MAJ neagry
n'izerie, toti ofticosi, toti bolnari
tdrdnd GU greutate pc trupuri1e To-
st0arse resturile murdare 81 sdrea
] tuite ale amor stole ce pntenu +
cdndua s0cOtite ca haine.
l Locnintele Tor SAINT ca acum
s,,ai de am. COlibe scunde, din Dir
ne, fdrd lunaind, mmrdare, afunda
| te, cOnstituiesc dddp0stM a yeci d,
! a,sneri, Ordmdditi umii peste altii
rosi de insecte. "Anima" nm e
| remplu.
I Sitnatia aceiasi pretutindeni
StdtM nu-i mai ddrnic cu n,iney1
lm. 4 Societd!He de erplo0tat MN,
aM dat beneficii famtdstice (vezi b.
Mntul soc. Petr0snni) dar mimeri
Tor nn III nsigurntd mici pdinea
81 tOtysi ninerilOr Il Sc dat0reasi
progressi urias fdcut de omenir.
prin atitisarea cdrbamelai.
| La Lupeni, l0riti de o mdnd cri
minold, sau de simpla sntdn,plare
Mna sntd dOndzeci de MINER an fos
'ngrcpoti de cii, 81 poate MAI multi
Ndtura, rdsUrdtitd contra f1rnici
Tor carr sc0rm0ne0u mdruntaieI,
rdmdntatni - contra f,lrnicarylM
de O0meni-s'0 a sca.turat infricosati
sgdrcind co0jo cdriatd, stivine
I pNzderiG mdruptd de ssdrdsneta a
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-23

! Lemberg. Agentia ebraicii
raporteaza ca IN provinciilel Kiev,
Chernigov 81 fodoiia au incepnt .
serie de massacre fmpotriva evrei.
Tor, massacre carl Sc zice cd ar ii
,puse la Gale de D, aocietate secret6
a rectionarilor Rhsi, nu,nita s'Su.
ia Cea Neagra."
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-01-21
$4,000 Suit Lost
By Meigs Widow

iTHOMASVILE, Ga, Jan. 10
The damage suit for $4,000 brought
by Mrs. Angie Cone, Of Meigs,
against the American Surety COM
pany, as bondsmen, for Sheriff Cor
don Davis, of this county, for the
death of her husband, Sam Cone,
came to an abrupt end here Tuesday
afternoon on motion for a non-suit.
after the plaintiffs attorney, Judge
E. E. Cox, had rested his case. The
point in the non-suit motion was
that the defendant company was not
liable, as the plaintiff had failed to
make a case in which it was proven
that Deputy Sheriff Kemp, who shot
Cone, was acting by virtue, or under
order, of his Office to that extent.
Cone was shot by Deputy Kemp
while under arrest for hog stealing,
and it was claimed that he was try
ing to make his escape and had
threatened Kemp. The shooting &C.
Cured near Meigs, and the wound
afterwards caused the death Of Cone
at the city hospital here.
The case went to trial Tuesday
morning and a large crowd was
present in the court room. The sons
of Cone had testified against Kemp
and had been crcss-examined by
Judge Pottle, of Albany, when the
plaintiff rested and the case was
subsequently non-suited.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-01-21
EPWORTH LEAGUE
EXECUTIVES MEET

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. 19.-Ap.
pointment of an international secre.
tary and departmental secretaries to
direct spiritual work, social service,
recreation and missionary activities
of the Epworth league. was recon-
mended in a report submitted by DR..
Ivan Lee Holt, of st. Louis, chair
man of the legislative committee, at
the opening session today OF the an
nual conference here of executive Of
ficials of the league. =,
The initial session of the confer
ence was devoted largely to the dis
cussion Of committee reports and
the opening address Of DR.. f. S.
Parker, general secretary Of the Ep-
worth league board OF rne Methodist
Episcopal church, south. DR.. Park
er outlined the work of the Meth.
odist church in the Far East from
which he recently returned, pointed
out the opportunities, for effective
missionary work in the Orient and
urged the conservation of members
Of the league to missionary work.
Given as the statesmen Of the
great nations are seeking a common
understanding for political and COM
mercial interests of the east and
west, Christianity has demonstrated
that in the Far Eastern mind, as
we'll as in the western, it's truths
may find Judgment and come to a
productive fruition," DR.. Parker de-
clared.
DR.. Holt, in presenting the report
Of his committee, also stated that the
general board Of the league will be
asked, at it's meeting to be held in
Hot Springs in May in conjunction
with the quadrennial conference of
the church, to change it's time Of
meeting to date coincident with
the annual conference of the execu-
tive officials of the league.
Other committee reports suggest
ed minor changes in the rules of
discipline Of the league and changes
in the league constitution
The question of removal of the
general headquarters Of the organi-
cation, proposed at a meeting of the
Epworth league board in Nashville
last May, will be referrd back to
the board at its meeting in May, it
was announced by the legislative
committee, with invitations from
Memphis, Dallas, Tex, st. Louis and
Nashville, Tenn, for the selection
Of those cities. The headquarters
now are 1ocatad in Nashville
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-01-21
Postmaster Rudisin
Soon to Be on lob

MACON, Ca, Jan. 19.-Postmas-
ter Hillyer Rudisill, whose nomina-
ton for the postmastership at Ma
con has been confirmed in Washing
ton, will likely receive his commits
sion by the end of the week. For
little more than twenty-eight years
he has been connected with the To-
CAY postoffice, having risen from a
clerk to his present position. He is
a graduate of Me~ser university and
a native Of Forsyth.
Just as soon as his commission
is received, he will name his assist
ant. 1t is rumored that Percy
Chestney, superintendent Of mails,
will be the assistant postmaster. c.
b. McElroy, superintendent Of de-
livery, may be the new superinten-
dent of mails. 1t was a foregone
conclusion in Macon that Mr.. Rudi-
sill would be the next postmaster,
succeeding GUSTS Nottingham, who
is now city recorder.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-01-21

and the creamery are regarded as
means to an end, the banks and
commercial interests Of Dublin are
not passively awaiting their. activl'
ties to cure the evils. The chamber
of commerce of Dublin is exercising
a. countrywide influence through
the cooperation and liberality OF
Frank Lawson and the Courier-Her-
aid. Every effort is being made to
persuade and encourage the farm
ers to avail themselves Of the facil-
tiles that are being offered.
I N. G. Bartlett, the secretary OF
the chamber of commerce, is work
ing all over the county to stimulate
an interest in the production OF
other things than cotton, and is
stressing the possibilities of the
dairying industry. The chamber of
commerce has retained, at it's own
expense, the services Of J. B. Tyre
as county demonstration.
The banks of Dublin-the First
National, of which +. G. Corker is
president, and Southern Exchnge,
of which F. 3. Raines is president
are Lending every aid possible to
the several movements that have
been undertaken to improve condi-
tionS.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-01-21
Dawson Man Killed
In Auto Collision

DAWSON, Ga, Jan. 19.-Mr. c.
E. Warner, one of the best-known
young business men of the city, was
instantly killed Tuesday night in an
automobile collision about ten miles
from Albany en- the Florida Short
route.
The party was returning from the
broadway Whirl," which showed in
Albany and, from all reports, were
travelling at a good rate of speed,
when they met a car coming from
the opposite direction. Before either
driver could turn, the two cars met
in head-on collision. The impact
was so great that Mr.. Warner was
thrown against the windshield sup.
port with force enough to fracture
his skull.
The deceased was employed by the
CITY National bank, of Dawson, and
was a veteran of the World war.
serving with distinction in France,
The other two occupants of the
car were slightly injured. John Ir
win, driver, was cut about the head
and Lamar Jones was practically
uninJured. The other car was driv.
en- by negroes and two of them were
very badly injured.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-01-21
Forestry Congress Meets
In Jackson, February 8

The southern forestry congress
VII meet at Jackson, Miss, begin
ming on February and last through
February 8.
The program ill include discus
sion: What the South is Doing in
Forestry" Taxation of Timbered
and Cut-over Lands" "a National
Forestry School, 1.-THE Forests and
Flood Control" Forest and Grass
FIRES What Must Be Done to
Keep Forest Lands Productive"
This meeting ,7ill be of interest
to the entire south and will attract
hundreds of men and women from
all parts of the country. Speakers
+ note will be announced later.
Clifford Pinchot, national forester,
the principal speaker at the south
ern forestry congress which met in
Atlanta last year, will speak at the
Jackson meeting.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-01-21
Says CALOMEL !,
sAL|vATEs AND u
: LO0sENs Teeth
The Very Next Dose of this
Treacherous Drug may j.
Start Trouble

You know what calomel is. It's
mercury; quicksilver. Calomel is
dangerous. 1t crashes into sour b.>A
like dynamite, cramping and sicken-
ing you. Calomel attacks the bones
and should never be put into your
system.
If you feel bilious, headachy, con-
stipated and all knocked out, just
go to your druggist and get a bottle
of Dodson's Liver Tone for a few
cents which is q harmless vegetable
substitute for dangerous calomel.
Take a spoonful and if it doesn't
start your liver and straighten you
up better and quicker than nasty
calomel and without making you
sick, you just go back and get your
money.
|" Don't take calomel! It makes you
sick the next day; it loses you q
days work. Dodson's Liver Tone
straightens you right up and you
feel great. No salts necessary. Give
it to the children because it is per-
fectly harmless and can not sali-
Observation-Disclosures
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-01-21
Alabama Woman
Shot and Killed
Through Window

VERNON, Ala, Jan. 19.-County
authorities, after an all-night search,
are without information which might
lead to the Identification of the as
sailant who last night killed Mrs
John Mcdaniel, ct her home, two
miles north of Millport. Mrs. Nc
Daniel was slain by a person who
fired a shotgun through. window
Of her home while she Was reading
a newspaper
Members of the family who rushed
into the yard failed to see anyone
about the premises. Officers said
they had not the slightest clue on
which to work. They were en-
deavoring to ascertain if Mrs. Nc
Daniel had personal enemies. Rob-
berry, they said, evidently was not
the motive for the killing.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-01-21
$4,000 to Maintain
The White House
Asked Of Congress

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-The
Harding policy Of maintaining "the
open door" at the White House has
boosted the cost of maintaining the
mansion by $4,000 a year, it was
revealed today as the house consid-
cred an appropriation for it.
The measure calls for $4,000 to
maintain the White House for the
next fiscal year.
During the Wilson administration,
when the White House was closed
to the public. the cost of mainte'
nance was $4,000 annually.
Colonel Clarence Sheriff., in charge
of White House maintenance. ex'
planned that the extra $4,000 Is
necessary to cover wear and tear
caused by the great number OF per-
sons who daily visit the presidents
home.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-01-21
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BY CONDO

Z. @. Did the Dodge brothers ever
work for Henry Ford?
A. Before the establishment of
their own company, both John f..
and Horace e. Dodge were employed
in the establishment of Henry Ford.
s. Q. Is there any animal or fish
that has only one eye?
A. The bureau Of biological survey
says the only one-eyed animal in eX-
istence is the Cyclops, a genus of
small fresh water. crustacean. They
are popularity included under the
wide title of ''water-fleas" Various
species are common as active swim
mers in fresh water pools or slow
flowing brooks, and a few forms
have been recorded from the sea.
A very marked feature to which
the name refers is the single radium
eye, usually bright crimson and
sparkling like gem.
8. @. The year 1921 had fifty
paydays in it. How soon will this
happen again?
a. The next year that will begin
and end on Saturday will be 1927.
10. q. Are white people allowed to
vote in Liberia?
A. Men must be of negro blood and
own real estate in order to qualify
for the ballot in Liberia.