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New Britain herald., 1922-03-07
same couple. and the young officer disclaimed all knowledge of the stran-

same couple, and the young officer disclaimed all knowledge of the stran- ! ger.
 Barry crept softly around the side ] of the tea house until he had reached a point where he could see without being himself seen. He halted in time to hear Fay Tudor remark: 50 you sec, Captain Warren, what fix I'm in. Those slippers would be enough evidence in themselves to send me to prison, I suppose, and that silly affair with Harry Cadmus two years ago, of which 1 have told you, would furnish a motive. Oh, it is like horrible nightmare. To be suspected of such terrible crime, and that against the little cousin loved." Her voice broke, as though she found herself unable to continue, and again the detective marveled. Was the girl a consummate actress. or was hers indeed the grief and humil- iation of being unjustly assaied? @>
 The captain evidently had no doubts on that score, for he took one of her hands in both of his, and she made no effort to withdraw it.
 That is what l have come to you for this afternoon, to save you from even the breath of suspicion, if I can"
 Captain Warren.' There was q pause, and then she added softly, Did I tell you the other day that l went in the locked room where he
New Britain herald., 1922-03-07
PILE UP RECORD SCORE

Holyoke, March 7.-Holyoke High scbuo basketball team set q new scoring record for the local school yesterday afternoon when the Will Hams school five Of Stamford. Conn, was buried under an avalanche of baskets. The final score was: Iiol- yoke 100, Williams school 20, and this breaks the record made by the Holyoke High five in the days of the peerless Malcolm -Feldman combina- ton. when Holyoke defeated q team from Worcester, 96 to s.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-07

to be sent to foreign countries, and that 3l,400 arc to remain in Eprope. There are $40 graves not registered.
 The total deaths in the American Expedtionary Forces, including those on transports, between May, 1917, and Dee. 3l, 1919, were 77,712.
 At the present time the bodies re- maining in Eprope, which include some yet to be shipped home or To other countries, are distributed as follows France, Sl,796; Great Brit ain, 5a7. Belgium, 424; Russia, S5 Germany and LuXemburg, 90; Italy. 20; Spain, 1; Albania, 1. Total, S2,- 9bt,
New Britain herald., 1922-03-07

nounced today that he had injured his left thumb and probably would not Be able to box again for six weeks. He cancelled matches with Roy Moore of st. Paul, scheduled for Friday night in Jersey City, and with Joe Lynch in Madison Square Garden, March 20.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-07
HARVARD FOOTBALL SOON

Cambridge, March 7,-Harvard athletic officials announced today that spring football practice would be started on March 27. About go men arc expected to respond to the call. Coaching will be done by members of last years varsity eleven.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-07
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New Britain herald., 1922-03-07
EDWARDS WHIPS FREEDMAN

Boston. March 7.-Danny Edwards decision over Abe Friedman, New England bantamweight champion, in d ten-round contest.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-07

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New Britain herald., 1922-03-07

purbeck marble is actually fresh water limestone.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-07

BUFF CANCELS BOUTS
 New York, March 6.--Johnny Buff, bantamweight boxing champion, an
New Britain herald., 1922-03-07
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New Britain herald., 1922-03-07
S1,4OO DEAD STAY ABROAD.
More Than 34.OOO Bodies of Ameri-
 can Soldiers Sent Home.

Washington, March 7.-Oficial
 figures of the war department show that 44,OS5 bodies of American sol diers have been returned to the Unit ed States, that 1,10S more are to be sent home, that 479 have been or are
New Britain herald., 1922-03-07

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New Britain herald., 1922-03-07
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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-06-24
AMERICAN WOODMEN
WANT CAPABLE MEN

The American Woodmen are in
search of capable representatives and
statesmen Within the last few months, T
the workers of the Chicago district
have made great improvement, and
there is room now for employment OF
a number of men and women. Be-
cause of the encouraging condition in
several states here-abouts, promotions
are being made here among the ranks
OF The Woodmen workers in Chicago.
Mr.. Ford S. Black of Blacks blue +
Book was in training at Chicago and /
is now supervisor Of the society at De-
troit. Mr. Walter S. Thomas OF Evans
ton holds the apprenticeship of Indian
apolis. The demand is for capable
woman solicitors as we'll as for men.
Announcement made by District
Manager, J. ]. Atwell that the calls
are so urgent for qualified workers
that it seems necessary to make an
nouncement in the Chicago papers.
Several capable stenographers and
bookkeepers have already been en-
dorsed, and will work at the Home
Office at Denver. But what is really
needed now in the present emergency
is organizers with business ability who
can take charge of the sales force and
the management of the subdivisions OF
the business operation in and around
this section of the country.
Mr.. Atwell is organizing the Chicago
Boosters Club, and will take one hun
bred men and women with him to the
Indianapolis Convention in order to
supplement the strong and recent APP
peal of the Negro Business League of
Chicago to bring the Headquarters of
The American Woodmen here 1t
seems that the enthusiasm to move the
Headquarters to Chicago is great. He
has had considerable experience in the
insurance work, and as district man
ager for The American Woodmen is
meeting with success, but as every
manager knows that the cry is Tor men
and women of ability to aid in bring
ing up the cooperative force of our
group IN such way as to make strong
the cohesion for the economic hope.
The American Woodmen has re-
sources of over one million dollars,
and unless the Chicago managers can
secure we'll equipped assistants, he can
not hope to measure up in the great
rally for bigger business. Cleveland,
Indianapolis, Detroit St. Louis, and
other places are putting forth extra
activities. 1t is hoped that the cit
izenry of Chicago will choose their
best leadership and give support to
the work of The American Woodmen.
The Chicago Office is located at SOB
S. State Street.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-06-24

Prof James A Mundy, 1884 Wabash Ave 1851 900
Mrs Iohnnv Mcpberson $3.50 Grove Ave 900
Mrs I r Carroll GOA 37tb 476,450
Ms N.mua Williams 3655 Prairie Ave 900
Mis-. Csorg;a Euston ones c/o Recorders Office 600
M F r Rsck 1918 Darrow Ave- Evanston Ill 1886 900
ME- IN. Gordon 3324 Wabash Ave $685., 300
M. ss JorJsn 3e28 Rhodes Ave -. -. 3375, 300
NJ ia CorJon Spring Valley Ill ...rs. ISL 900
M rens Aones EweI 4742 State St ...... sos 900
NJ Henry r Humphreys 4449 Evans Ave 2415, 700
M Esa Mason 33rd and State SIS Bird Shop 2275 900
Mr. Evanoen Roberts Am Red Cross 102 E. 35th 300
Mr. ANA Fcton 4528 Indiana Ave .......17O FOG, 700
Mr. A Roscoe 1850 Sherman Ave. Evanston, 522 900
Mis-. Emma REYNOLDS SIT Ark $50
Miss MARY Bvrd 3457 S. State ST 3O3 900
Mrs. MYRTLE Roberts Leroy Drug Store 900
Dr. William Rainwater 27O3 ST. Antoine Ave. Detroit
Mrs Ineze Dickerson 1913 E. 33rd 775, 500
M / linn 3511 S Dearborn St............ 73S, 500
Miss Olivia Bessev 446 E. 10Th Observation-Disclosures. 7O5, 500
Miss Edith Hodges 1862 Indiana .ns.. :. 645, 200
Nine Willie Mae Wilson, Is E. 18th ST. $50 100
Mrs GLADYS Casino 1896 Graves $4,000
Mrs MARY Eta Graham Detroit ..,..... 495, 900
Mr. Samuel Nc IGNORE 1856 State St ........ ass 800
Miss SARAH Ball AIcevile Ala Observation-Disclosures. 48O5OO
Rev w M Bennett 43s E. 37th ST ............ $4,000
Miss Grace WIkerson 35th
Mr. Frank Wooden Foresvile Ave ........ 23540O
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-06-24
Attorney Gives
$4,000 To
Church

Attorney A. L. Williams. 1874 w.
Washington Street recently gave $780,
90 to a Trinity Baptist Church, 35th and
Dearborn Streets. His gift was con-
tingent upon the church raising $4,000
which was done, Attorney Williams
even assisting in this effort. The
money was raised to paint the church
and work has already begun. Rev. w.
B. Hawkins is pastor.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-06-24
Our Thanks

The management wishes to thank
the contestants one and all for their
assistance in making this campaign the
phenomenal success which it has been.
Our only regret is that instead OF one
there were not about four or five dozen
automobiles to be distributed among
the earnest workers who have been the
means of giving The Whip an enor-
nous paid-in-advance circulation-by
far the largest of our papers IN
Chicago.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-06-24
Business Opportunity

Chance for a person with some
money to secure half interest in a
going paying business. Reasons for
selling-other interests demand at
tention. For particulars address Box
100, Chicago Whip, 1920 State St.,
Chicago, Ill.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-06-24
Many to be
Surprised
Sat. Night
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over to the judges Immediately after
10 O'Clock Saturday night. The count
will be made as rapidly as possible and
the results will be announced by bull
ietin and officially published in the next
issue.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-06-24
Names of Contestants
SPECIAL NOTICE
How to Get $4,000 Votes

subscriptions to The Chicago Whip wi" STnt y0
This makes total OF 100000 votes for only three good subscriptions
100000 making grand total OF lto
~ as,IH2AAAzt ~
This the pile the big vote sGoret the way to get
land brand $570 Paige ha
land the doubeq ends Saturday night june
H. 10 o'clock
Surely you friends who would help put yourself
$57000
In candidates. with all to their
climb the OF the
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-06-24
Fair and Square

The method under which the contest
Is being closed is absolutely fair and
square to everyone, for even the man
aeenent itself does not know what any
candidate has turned in until the CAM
Daign is over.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-27
GIRLS WANT TO MARRY
MONEY FOR EASY LIFE
aETaf

SPOKANE, Wash, Dec. 27.-De-
claring that many girls are attempt
ing to marry men with money so that
they can sit around the rest of their
lives. James Il. Dooley, who created a
furor among certain of the younger
society ladies in this city a little more
than a fortnight ago when he posed as
a nephew of the late r. II. Hartman
railway magnatc. is inclined to take
slightly cynical view of the attitude Of
modern girls. Doolcy is serving a four
months Jail sentence on a vagrancy
charge.
When interviewed at the county
Jail, DoolcN. who says he is % years
Of age, declared. Il want TO say that
a lot Of girls in this town have a bis
imagination. About all ever told
them was that my name was 'Harri-
man. Nf course the girls began in
Producing me under that name and
the story just kept growing. There
are n lot Of girls trying TO hook some
poor fish with money and sit around
the rest Of their lives
To tell the truth I really was max
ing more than 5000 a month workinc
in the railroads shops. II was Just
notion to give my name as Hartman
when met some girls and they began
me- around.
4 might say that thNre are a lot OF
boys IN the railroad shops who are
better looking than am and some o.
them would make a better living ant
better husbands than lots of the So
called swsIlS
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-27
ISTANFORD-P|TT GAVE
CENTER Of INTEREST

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec, 2I.-(U. P.)
The Stanford Pitt game ON Decent
Der 80 is expected to be one of tho
highest class grid battles seen on the
cast for some time, and as far as
Northern California goes, VIII un-
loubtedly replace the East-Nest game
n general interest This will be par
.icularly true this year inasmuch as
'alifornias wonder team vi pot play
t Pasadena this year tsat
Stanford and Pitt will both be
olaying under the Warner system.
Pitt will be playing under the" dlfec-
,on of the ''old master himself, ana
cports indicate that Pitt has a lot OF
rick stuff. Stanford will be playing
,uder the direction of Warmers two
right-hand assistants, andy Kerr,
md "Tiny" Tholnhill, who are initiat-
nr the Cardinal gridsters into the
Warner system pending the arrival of
Warner himself to take the reins In
1924 -
Stanford students and alumni are
particularly interested in the game,
lnasmuch as it will give them chance
10 see the performance of team that
knows the Warner system from the
orolnd nm. Hence they may enyisaga
the ulaying method of Stanford year
| or two hence.
Pitt. although it is reported to nave
| had 8 new men on the team TINS year,
is much more skilled than STANFORD.
| All of the players-even the SUBS
/ have been taught the Warner system
from the freshman days up. STANFORD.
| on the other hand, had to learn tne'
| e]omentals of the system this season.
| This was all that Kerr and Thornhiu
| hopes to accomplish this year. the
big Game" was not marked by any
fancv or trick plays on Stanford's
rart. Stanford, however, showed is
| latent power when it fought the 6ol-
| den Bear to a standstlll IN the A1'Dis
| game" and put up an almost unpreaR-
able line defense. The Cardinals were
| very weak in defense against an aeflai
/ attack. and it was by this method that
| Californa's touchdowns were maze
! possible--for the Bears, probably
more than any other team IN the
| countrv are past t-masters at the aerial
| game.
Stanford, however, is expected to
show decided improvement on the De-
| oember 80 game. Coach Kerr Is 'pnt-
| ting the team through easy practice.
| and. it is understood, is drilling them
in some of the Warner trick stuff
in preparation for the game. II STAN
| ford can get away with it. they will
have a great feather in their caps,.for
they will have "out- -Warnered War
ner
On the face of things, Seeing tho
old year out and the new year IN Is
| bound to see some high class foot
! ball, both at Pasadena and Stanford. :.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-27
Fanning With Farrell
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL
CUnitcd Press Sports Editol)


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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-27
NEW IMMIGRATION
SCHEME IS DEVISED

SYDNEY. y. s W. Dec. 27.-(A
PO-Dctaiis OF a comprehensive inn
migration scheme, invoking the eN-
penditure OF $4,000 Gee pounds Stcr-
ling. have just been announced h
Prime Minister Hughes.
The plan is an outsrowth of the
agreements reached At the confer
..ncc OF British prcmiers last year and
provides that the initial cost Of set
tling q new farmer Is 10 be assumed
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-27

10y the three governments concerned
tho British Empire, the Common
wealth and the state.
I'm arrangement has been COM
plctcd with the premier OF West Aus
tralia under which fouo new settlers
are to Dee introduced into that state
at the Joint expense of the thre,
governments. with total loan cN-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-27

pondture OF 100000 pounds stcr-
ling. The premier haas undertaken
To introduce 5000 new settlers
within five years.
\ similar arrangement has been
reached with the Victorian govern
mrnt, ami the premier has announced
that he i ready To ucSotiatc with all
oI the states as soon us they indi-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-27

cate Willingness to provide farms.
At present the flow Of immigrants
TO Australia Is between $4,000 and
$4,000 annually. but with the new
scheme for which s6.ooo.ooo pounds
Is available. IL Is expected that the
number will reach approximately
100000 year.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-27

With Russell, Tierney. Barnhart,
Bigbee, Carey, schmidt and Gooch
hitting 800 for the season and Maran-
vile, Traynor and Grimm right in the
shadow of it, the Pittsburgh Pirates
led the league in team batting with
.3OS.
The Giants aided by tho 300 stick
work of Stengel Snyder, Young, Meu-
sci Kelly. Cunningham, Frisch and
Bancroft finished second with .305 and
the st. Louis Cards with .301 were the
only other club to get in the elite
group.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-27

Among the newcomers, Rebel Rus
sell, the old pitcher, who came back
to outfield for the Pirates, raped
for the good average of 1868 and land
cd in second place.
Hack Miller, the huge Chicago out
fielder, was seventh with .351 and
Harper, the young Cincinnati outfield
er, was among the select with .339.
Many of the outstanding batters of
1921 fell off during the past season
and dropped down considerably in the
standing. Among those who had a
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-27
TEACH BETTER RELATIONS.

TOXIC, Dec. 27.-Sweeping re-
forms have been effected in the school
histories. All Gnilitaristic ideas haKe
been eliminated and lessons introduce
ed to teach children a friendly under
standing of foreign lands. The history
is made up of biographies of NATIONAL
heroes and famous men in internal
tional history. OF 400 men whose life
stories are told, fifty belong to foreign
lands and include Washington, Lin
coin, Edison, Marconi and Watt. The
Washington conference results are de-
scribed as. they affect Japan and her
part in insuring peace in the Pacific.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-27

TOXIC. pyc. c7-tA. rl-On..
new feature of the budget for the
.aeNt fiscal wear is the revival of the
sinking fund for the redemption OF
state loans. for which 4s.0nn.10D ven
viii be ST auart in the estimates.
Most OF the sinking fund viii BE-
uscs in huyirS state and municipal
bonds So that tho money market
may lie suitably regulated.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-27

To Cure n Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN1NR
tablets. The box bears the signature
( E. w. Grove. (Be sure you get
30c.-Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-01

peach preserve, branded peaches
and the Ike. or our grandmothers.
Select sound. ripe peaches OF a
fine, rich variety. Peaches may be
easily peeled by pouring boiling
water on them and allowing them
to stand about a minute; n longer
time would soften them too much
Scald only malt dozen NJ a time.
Keep the peeled fruit covered with
a wet cloth to prevent discolora-
ton. When pcellng with a knife.
good plan is to halve and stone
them before peellng.
Old Fashioned Peach Preserve
Peel, halvs and stone peaches.
Weigh them. Take an equal weight
OF sugar and make a syrup, adding
one half cup OF water to each three
cups OF sugar; melt, and boil 10
minutes; then drop in the peaches
ana cook them until wooden
toothpick viii pierce them easily,
skim carefully Put the fruit In
Jars. boil and skim tho syrup n Few
minutes longer. I'M tho Jars TO over
| flowing with the syrup. ana seal,
\ few stones may be boiled with
| the syrup, and two or three put Ia
| each Jar TO flavor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-01
SATAN GETS IN
TENNESSEE RACE
Blue Sunday Advocate
Says State Contest Be-
tween God and Devil

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. July 81,
One Of the hottest political cam
paigns waged IN Tennessee FOR
many years comes Ia an eud next
Thursday when candidates for Unit
ed states senator. congress, COVER
nor and other state officers Will be
nominated by both republican and
democratic parties.
For the eenato the democratic
honorB appear to rest between Ken.
meth u. McKellar. incumbent and
Capt q. 4. Fltzhugh, both Of Mem
phis.
besides McKellsr and Fltshugh
Noah w, Cooper OF Nashville Is
seeking the democratic nomination
for senator on blue Sunday" plat
form. declaring In his speeches that
the real issue In Tennessee Is "be-
tween God and Satan
For uhe democratic nomination
for governor there are four candl'
dates. Austin Peay OF Clarksyillr
Harvey Hannah OF Nashville. L. f.
Gwyun Of Covington and Rcntou
Mcmillan. former governor ana re-
Gently minister 10 Peru.