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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-11-16
McDoNoGH No. 5

mia mast week was completely
NJ Nth activities of various sorts
ypouogh No. 5 school. Basket
4 cams we're arranged and a prac-
!. nme was played every after
M boys and girls teams alternat-
For the purpose Of acquiring
t,r still in the use of the ball,
4 Hopper has permitted the girls
\ hoys team to each use one goal
tu the recess periods, for there
mly one basketball court, and
n d On the boys side. They play
/, ume Of. "Twenty-one," which al
h each player to have a number
roaI shots, and no running or
rauing Is necessary.
ne sardens have all been laid out,
md planted with a variety OF
native flower seeds. We undoubt-
b upect our gardens to be equally
Pretty as they were last year, and
\ means thar we shall stand a fair
lsx Of winning a prize.
mere was a meeting of the Par
n Cub, Monday afternoon, for
purpose Of discussing the plans
"a large dance. Everyone was
" and willing to participate, and
} affair promises to be a great sue
~ The Academy was the place
ndA upon, and we are all look
Inward to an exceedingly large
ndance.
\ this is Book Week, there are
nda being told to the children at
II the public libraries. Each
raig teacher who volunteered was
1dhtsd TO tell stories at a certain
ng during a certain hour. Miss
nan and Miss Trouilly, our two
q Grade teachers, are at the AL
~ library from 1880 to 1890 to-
y Hiu Drumm's class has gone
apy some Of the stories.
isnng the past week the follow
rpas Of the Second B Grade
received perfetc in spelling:
= Aars, Takla Hanna, Luther
sen Van Sons, John O'Brien and
asdcia Gegenheimer.
N best penmanship work was
n the Fourth A Grade by Jen-
'sdreaux, Abbie Smith, Cath
Nklaus. Alice Lee and Reed
- Winners in the Fourth B Grade
arithmetic speed test are
0oelmer. Ursula Jeansonne,
= Smith and Adele Fink.
VINO received perfect in the
review are as follows:
Bruno, Charles Calderone,
kennaer. Howard Smith,
uoelmer. Ruby webert and
eas wnns.
.& health habits test the highest
were attained by the follow
W.: Octave Lacoste, 100;
Neeert. IS: Ursula Jeansonne,
.eiis Afford, 90; Bessie Goel-
- MS hcGarr. 80; Katherine
= pepls Of the Fifth B Grade
the highest score in the
ped test in arithmetic are:
ranks, Edward North, vir-
u'alano, Lillian Willis, Hora-
slaedy, Hilrie Breaux and Nor
receiving perfect. in spelling
rather long list. They
telovs: Gustave Wahl, Nor
Helen Breaux, Walter
Aasy Rosomano, Elizabeth
Lee Sims. Aline Euper,
~ -. Agnes Besson, Edwina
1llfie Breaux, Raymond Bur-
ins Dallam, Horatius Ken
Una Parks, Isabelle Bentel,
\ sano Rose Laparo, Justin
a Walter, Virginia Orta-
&c Malbrough, Lloyd Ar.
aaid Smith, Lillian Willis.
.soonocH 4 NOTES
0agma Sunne wha 10 in
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-11-16
NeIohbors.

Tho Jones and the Smiths are quite
neighborly. ! suppose Mrs. Smith and
Mrs. Jones exchanges recipes
eyes AID ST. 30 their hush; nos"
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-11-16
Something Like That.

Ethel-Torn has taken to drink and
gambling since Grace rejected him.
Clara see. A sort of fall from
grace.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-11-16

o0NocH 4 NOTES
g :. nsna sunne, who is in
i ne department of educa-
Hscn. visited the school
and tested the pupils
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-11-16
CHARTER OF MARKS -REISS CO.,
INC

Nov. I6 Dec. 81
Evening star., 1922-10-13
Jewelry
Worth Up to z5c
255c
-

An assorted lot of Jewelry. in
cluding Bar Pins. Brooches. Ear
rings. Fancy Bead Necklaces.
Beauty Pin Sets. Pearl Bead
Chains. etc.
First Floor,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-16
MURDER FUGITIVE, SICK
AND TIRED, RETURNS
After g yesn Il Wandering
the Earth VIII Meyers Ia
Back To Scene Of Ms
Crime

Asl.nsa. o.. sea ~ rhAt tAs "a
* enst native iAna E ssFoneeg thaa
any tear q pasishmeai Aaa sgsla
heen semoasgFaiet
Ressntls = better came ffon fif-
on SameA aapposed.y -nsisn >,
Ma Nsgen. sflnaIal ~ ene a
Ceorxlas most ssat3'ieaai murd r
oases wha has siadss she gclce {
ths wort foF - ,skrs
Amer = tps man,As ioufns, i ett
'naaly tslsefea la,o ne haa4s q ~
aeisliisa who 10 iss. aasanAca etl.
denee thar reral,sd 10 ne arrest y
Meyers sna Ne ssbtesutnf oonyieilcp
ana ssassnrs Is ths ralio~s ~ thes
lns q death forrea cFosis, y Ro.
weR "a
Nsfers ~as ssnisnfsA twise g.
hans hat escaped ffpm jan befofs ihs
a., q his s,eeaiicn arrived Ancr
r,.sming enc eArtA lef nearls three
secadss ne fuyaNs safs be ls bsAiee
iu ~ rsme psh the a~ ana lnr.
usies ghs ean u home has drives
flom his mind tsar q ihs hansmAns
hoose ile declares frankly thal hs
wants 60 come hons
The t'rhf q -four months oid A..
iania nevspaper promoed him Is
write Ra~afi Casoa. 81 retired Al.
'isn'a detective and iaihef a pele,
'uss Ed~and cason "a of lhe elp
tarce Msyers. reading o. Az arrest
made b, lhc YoanerF osson. - whose
existence he aid nos seem - knas
evidently believed that the elder
csson A. siin ~ lhe foree and "a
presse. snfpfhe lhas BE- Is nm ~
service
The crime for wh'eh Me,cn az
scnteReod 10 death wAs committed
~hen ~ Nas ~ ,eafs Old and E IN
rifaiieiet 30 a. a. ossrl of pre-
medltatet murder sre concerned. vet
ean palloe offiosrs cav
MeyeFa frankly admit, n hls lel
tor that he a homesiei ana ssprenst
a desire 70 return q lhe land - n,
birth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-16

g o. that u'omert. Lnin haa hees
feeilhx intensely thar sts underSos,
u. oni that ~ dia noi knou th.s
Noe LCir fslt thst she and 4. acfuai
~ sllared some nnxaspectei sister
hoet Il VAS rof only INST tles Nser.
beta hadevrei by puight Il va,
nacrs than NAT They pene two uosn
~. Aud she mnsi lnste n kDow thas
size understood her.
-nl- ieia sid hrrafhlae hsra
-uhat yea tusi said 3 iut. gues.
ts1t sou think I doat tnou And
npU I'm e.ang "a feii yoa
SIZE mighl have poured Il "a aut
rlalmed her kinshir with NJ b. virtue
- ihal which haf hsr,..rcs "a Ssssn.
nah Oeor@Ia faeg iN sasd
Hev ean.s ssne iaGlos Add s.aisi.
hess loek 81 il~ Was yon ieok =
Lulu ylareod eoNn Z know she
ssld. 4sot kuess Scus have to pas
~ with n&-
The two antoen tanresl looked
aheni With the oumpiAisansv ~ tl,ase
WHO esam|nr hsssl l.roasfgy ami
criticism lnranshent aud have na
efund These iwe vanea had euf
DIR ~rd thelr ortaxnn a. their rree
enrr ~ kept silenos turned sWas hes
head. EaSs them ~ tnew tiai shs bad
raftlng g a. Nnh fll, hine eolssw
per>ou beside hsr. N-leh they had
ecne oa ~Whai la sos moan 10 ~
havirg @ pui up VIA soui' ~ as.si
sharply
= mfan- I'm golng to stay with
you
~ laughed sconfalis she ~ns
agaiu the rehelilo1s child 4 gne.s
h1ihFll have someihlog ~ sos abani
that. she said nseleasis
I1sry ieft snn ln ay charse~
~Rrt fm uuf iahy--ilfe idea. Aunt
i-nlu
TN going % stay right with yoa
said Lulu sac uuudena What she
sannld o. n ua .uddenl, ngarriled
away frem her fhransh that bright
leble and into The street She ihoushi
m.scsahiy that sts mnS follow And
then Zee uhaic concern far ihe ethics
- ngs course wal teu Ia hgr aean
iso.i meaav ~ her terrible hroksn
shoes
IH did nnf mlrs> nuas She turned
her baek s4rawiy ppou Lull md
leokcd out nf the window Yer heF
ne Iuia could think II nothing more
20 SAY. She was now feeling misem
hly ~ the defensive MNb
Thcy we're sitting in silenef when
Boi,hy i.arkin cane Into the reom.
II new % meet hin. she nsslmed
aii me pretty agiiAiions 81 her role
lcnared Lulu
Bobby = lnenIl righif
Boiilsy loogcd oxer her head
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-16
COURT HOUSE NOTES

OIL and Gas
". n. Bergman and Homer y
Adams 10 Frank y Kelly lease 2 , =
Lot I END ? and s IL NJ . and
I.ots =. . asd 3 ~ NV except "a,
ail ln iS-tW
Conveyance
J " Boye et M 10 Edw y Arnetl
W D ? = $500 n 3 IL NV 20
fs-zW
Wm n spurlock u ~ 10 W n
Horgmsn and Homer . ADAM q c y
p II 30 q " IL NJ s-ls-fw
y 8. Lowther to Roclna NoGfli q
c D ) - - 40. Lots is-s Bk "a
" q
A W wellorn e. Al 10 Louise Ia +.
ter Q c d se = % 81 Iets fs to =
TX Crescent
District cour
Mamie r. Narr " John W Mar
divorce and Alimony
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-16

Il often cauned b. A tnfamea eandation
81 The rupcoua lining x the Ealstachlan
IHhe. , When this tsbe 10 innamef you
have a rumbilnH sound o. Imperfect
hearing tnits2 fhe Inflammation can
o. rrduced. your heating may IL de-
ntfpled FOREVER
do shat ne darn fof lt--fid yoaf sgsfs nl
81 Cats rfh or Irafueea rausa1 ~
Catayrh. HALLS cATARllff Mf.DlrINf
has ben hucceasful ln the treatment of
CafAfrh isr over Furfy Years
AEold ~ AL afusalnts o
II J. Chen2 a Co. Toledo. u.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-16

For two ycAft. writes Ara sarah
y Benneit. Andersen Indiana. n tried
most everything for ny kidney trouble.
bui had no success untl I Rot F0ley
Kidney filis Folcy kidney pits
aaictiy relisve hsekache. rheumatic
pains. dlfriness and blurred vision.
kldney and bladder trouble
kidney and bladder trouble. Sold
Everywhere.
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VAST SIN ~ MT
tR0u i>toME fA\

wasAsaxiea Afpl Is aefeases
reselsaeis - the seerpmssi fritsf
- - thlra lnst.ilmsal q tstt 81.
ooma - peolits lAase wih snoans
. aheas s4ie eeq -. q ~ae r.ii,
mst<a rhuwass nishi ~ ter if<aa
ary
Rs~stass Eon - eesn - Mafca
lssn satet tSs1eeeN "a Is lune
i-ft.Neee shle ths eelss-sis,s ior
nsesmber lS efe fsg~aei - rea q
49, 80 90 matirs the laal ms.
enacu from lneames anf rrsf'ts tAxes
~ iers sheat fi.tsteeteaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-16
NItIOll VIII. MAkI
MAPS ~ Oki iIIoM /,

aka Antaio resas stfs h.
i.lsug ! ! oclaa,il ksih ussi
piias. ~in Start y ceosa ,eoanifl NAP
.ns l,aF tom kvlls usld 70 Naoh.
u rria Ns~ Yofk cin io oiag 4 -
aunaaus 4 Aere rrlieY stsff ST..
eeAnt c.atf wai ssfsaraHf fllu.
ltfsrt oNonnsa ou ihs nlahi
siols eHi o. sale al ntlaa.
fulaa nailsnie a. nsgtoa. nblo
Moanisuue. otls. aud NasAlaEioa
|D s..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-16
FIGHT n tI,GID
On ROLL wEE,iL

Washineion. Sept ID Asserting
that the department of agroniiu =
and ~ scsnfis's hsd sfalhn down
lin fehflnr the cotton bssi weevil,
S.NiAior Nilllauis. dnpocar. Nla
siasippl. ~ the seuase Friday. de-
clared propoans Tor ceferilon ~ All
cotton planting to kill the wessl .m.
praoti able
The farmer b. nild. must sta rely
o. modern science and the lpscsti.
gaiing a. she federal government r.
curb the pest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-16

A a. stalks. bsls 80 fasm -
~ frnln and 49, rea ksek ~ I'D
- ait so4rshing q - ie therv
q Mnfaa. q dl1 ~ isek At hlm
A. f.alas fnsihf sg<ks ~ gcnnius
r.zrst fef ~
-Aunf luia~ @ia n ~xea neeini I
fAlnk - k.slas q - wlih 80 Yeu
icak a. y - were cny ~ 81
lask hers~
-An nrsf q ssls fuis hpuily
z
n xrs nesrlr - o'cisrt wl,ea thes
arrset a. ~ fssscens Nfx nesi
sio..i - ths prrh. - hsnd, ralei
surprise fer yeu~ shs esllea
hfrAfiy
nsfurv ties hsd rracked ne accr
ins heunded frem the han
"laaring
80 ssisrd upsn u kissrs hsf
leaslg. dfes tack ffom tsr. sav iks
iraseiinr has
n, hcw hsr'- A. cris4 ~ni
What have sea So thsi .foff'
IA sny esuharFassmeng IT, tnsilnc
tlse dsfvua. uas ttafiy aughtrr shs
nev laaFhtl hsariih tissed hef
m,gAr again aud ran ~ tks saiu
tala s'lis'e1 = hsf asteE. ana lpsa
tie kifrhen
Dwight had cogne hcfne iuiu could
he4F Ina leurlnr eus a. him fhs mys
ierieus Circumstance ~ ghs haK opld
hear fhe exaggerated ar ~ ths
eesaal With whlsA ~ siwuts recelsed
tie sksfstsnent cf another and esre
ctaus ~ tis ina Ielrn si,e heard
lpas fesf padilng un ne Nnirs and
after thar nit ssun nes,eHs laugh.
Ter l.uiu fsli 4 pans - pliy fof ns
a. n she hcrseif werr uhoat a. face
ghrm.
There wax net fine both "a pre-
pare siigpsg and O. change ths blue
eofina dress IN that drr~s lnie vas
pouring ~atef Waen Dwight vnisnsd
TIE dining roem
"Ahw said he "our festive bali
gowa
She gave him her hand wifh het
peculiar sweeiness Ut cxpfrwion
almost ~ u she were sorry ftf him
er were hiddiaf him r',od hS
~fhut shows who yon dress fm ="
be cried You dress Ga n,e. Ina
aren't sou iealousf Lula dresses for
mef
Ina bad eome Ia with ~. anf both
vere excited. sna mas head VAS mey.
lns siifllY a. IN AL her ludignailons
Mrt neu hs,l thought better II q aDd
bad giseu hrr presence. Already No
mona was singing
Buf no ane noticed Monnna. and Ina
did not defer even o Dwight She
who measured delicate. troy occasions
hy asolriunols said brightly
~No ~ You must tsll ns al ahoui
A. Where had you and Aunt Luln
been wiih mammals new hagf
'Ina said Lula. "6rst can't We
hear something abou, your visltl
How ls--~
Her eyes eonsuiled Dwight HIS
features dropped. the lines ~ hts face
drssped. ~ muscles seemed 10 sag
A ieek n suffering was In hls eyes
-Shell never be atg better hs
said = know we've said good.by ID
her Tor the last time"
"Oh, Dwight (" said Lulu
"She knew H. too hc said III -
4 put me ort " business. cnn zen
you She ense me my start she tool
all the carr of me--saught me /,
rrad--shes the only mother aYei
knew Ne stopped and opo~,d al,
eyes vide % account of ,heir dimncss
But eventually they were bach
again before that new black bog Anl
Di would say noihing She laughed
squlrmed grew irritable. laurhes
again
.put an end % this Lulu. he com
manded @Nhere were ,ou two
sine You mfke such a mysieryr
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sootes ptAss ~ ole


'NWRN "hstN =
fiofeaes. itals The cid noman
shoassf i'setels wla ,at. ao,ama. i
ffcssul lalB. are carried cei be u.cd
arsin fer lhs parpos. 4 VS. oflelnal.
~ - eel constructed maai eealures
aEo 4 wii witness lhe prodas. .loa a
series " plays bat this llms l,s
sioue se~.. will b. filled Il Is hop~a
hy letter da9 toafists who WI pad v
tores' IN tbe novAl Aea RAhrlsls
dAnnaaio 4 glflns h's saRpoft - tbe
proiegt and 4 i prohahls that one
~ hls tragedies wiu bs Ia she rs
psiop
rhls ruin q he aass q. Ms Is
beautifully iooitsd To lhe ancient ~.
luloan in~n ihal stands aeea tts
olise. covered hllls above Fiorsncr i,
"a admirable acoaiilo irepsrles
Nineteen Tier, oi some .fat stli rt.
fuAin ~ semi circle 9 yards IN da A..
sneier. while iaf hslow thnus afs
three more Fows u special seats atet
10 olden tlmrs hs perions oi rank
u "a prslosed. hcinninF Boat Sep.
icmbsr 20 sise performance eeerf
prire and autumn when lhe weather
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-16

in lsaly $ prAglailf agreeable a.
adtsioa 10 lhe aAnnonna Wis., lhs
'rfsi series ., lrNdseileHa rill include
a 1feqk elassls tfasvdl meladrams
probably ofhapiy ufthraa hf Npa
tcverie. aud tfiws ifHm lAe n 81
a nodefa italian watef
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IO>tEssi.D ~ lNEn u
~ M NGER STisiki

Kansas Clty. sep io Toay Dia.
clio. confessed SLAYER Of b. two t,.
tie dauFhiers. q IN lhe thhl dal
% hls hunger strike
Dloclio today agaia refused food of,
fsred - attendants at the boapita
wkere he "a recovering from self IN.
Tilcled throat wonnds ige drank
cup ~ eoiieesnd then turned NJ, FAC,
% The sail The hand. of the sisYcI
are SIN tied % ihs bed 70 pressn
further attempss At sulcide
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lives 81 ne waal rhldrenth street
slAllan iaat uleht charged wi,h mk
lhs pift "a ,hp thplt az half dlsen
aviaWeblip. IS Aat besn iaksd "a
watch ~ thslr avutrs .ho II led lAsm
nsaf ths l'shasslfaela llatel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-16

For kidney apd bladder t-oubl'
sfavel weak and ame back. rhevma
tiam. lrrerularitses of the Md
neys and bladder aexulaies bladda,
troubles in children. n not soid b.
druggist. mail Gzs small bottle
often cure Send for sworn testl.
monlals Dr E " fIali, ge1f 1iiys
Street. St Louis. No
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-16

She Turned rer Back savafely Upon
Luie and Locked Out of the Win.
cew
Miss luid b. said iaioeasly. III
q ainf Miss l.nla
lls leokrsl FROM her 20 III and dld
not luke ln urs resigned shuE
.Behby.7 said ~. she's come ~
sop us getting married hui sho can't
I've told her ~
"Shcsdouf have q Slop ~" qgolh
nohhy gioomIly. "wr'rI stopped"
What 40 you meanT NJ laid ons
hand nnily along her cheek. instlnc.
tive ~ her meiodrama.
Bobby drsw down bis hrDWs ~ hls
hard cu his leg. elbows nul
"Nerc minors said he
WVll grarlpus. you DIDN'T have 20
zen them that"
"No They knew | was"
~Ba;. Sllly Why didn't you ten
them you're noiY'
"Bai I am
IT rtNItle tNF fitfA rNhN"l size
slid. adou't yon know how 70 d. any
ihlngy
whit would you have me dof- .
lnquivd Indignantly. with his head
held very stin. and with hoylsh
admirable lift of chin
-why TEL them were beth twenty.
one We look a. We know were re-,
sponsible-- that's al they care for
Wei. you are q funny
'iou wanted me % lief~ Re said.
"Oh. don't make ut 700 never told
a hb-
We'll. but this be stared AZ Ter
y never heard q such thlnr- ID
cried accnsingiy.
"Anyhoe be said. there's nolh.
inc 70 DO now. The cars oot I've
told cur ares We've goi % have our
folks Ia IN it,
IL that az you can think or she
demanded
~What elsefr
~wly come on 70 Balnhrldge -
iIol and tell fLem were q age. and
be married there
"Dt- said Bobby ~why. thafd BE-
4 rofien 60
ii 1iid. oh, very well, n he didn't
want 70 marry her. He replied sfonlls
thai n course he wanted % marry
her Dl sfues ouf her lltflc hand
shc WIS ~ ,iissdsantaee she could
use ~ arts ws'h Lulu sitting there
hooking on We'll. then. come On 70
RaInbrldKe. ii cried nnd rose
Iuln vas thinking @whht shall !
say donf tnow what % say
drf krow uhat CAB say Nov
SIZE aiso resc and laughed awkwarfiy.
"Tse told II she said 70 Bohbv
-that wherever yoa two 20 I'm going
foo b's fnlks ~ hcr 10 nay care.
ypu tu,w 50 souu have % lake me
sicnr, ! ene She spoke IN = man
nsr of distinct ar~iosy.
A. ihls nohhy bad 20 idea what TO
reply ne looked down raiserably ~
the carpet lis whole manner Was a
riute testimony 20 MS Participation
Ia The eternal queu How 80 I gei
lnfo 81
Isotby. aid Di ~arc you guing 70
ief f.er lead sou homer
This u cnurse nsffied him. bat not
IN the n.anaef on which ~ had count.
ID he said loudly
I'm not going t. BainbFidge or
Holt or any town and iie. TO eet you
Or any other giri.~
Gone On. Aunt LBiu.- said ID
srandls
Bahby led The WAY through tte
Lobby, III followed. ana Luiu brought
up the rear. she walked aekwarsly,
eyes down. her hands stifiy held
Heads turned 70 Iook 81 her They
pnsaed into tire street
-YoH two 80 ahead sald Lula 80
thay wont think
They did 20. aud shs followed and
did not knoR where 80 iook. and
,hsnlzhl u her hFeken sisoes.
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Had consultation about tour years
and had awful bad headaches Afiar
taking Foley Ca'hariie Tablets, var
quickly relieved" writes Mrs. Myrtis
Jones. 81 Joseph. No. Foley cothartic
Tablets for blllousness headaches
blurred vision. coated tongue and bad
breath. Sold Everywhere.
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Lancaster. Pa. was the capital oi
the United States for a single day
September n. l777-~hen the flfth
Congress met there
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se wArcnup cARs.
TarN sroL1 ua

No~ Yafk. ssgt iss lamA
KaAout slableu feags "a 4 ebani
feag, was arreated hF dstne.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-16
Tire Key thar unlocks the Door "a
Lono Living

Lona Living
The men Of eighty five and ninety
years of are are not the rotund. we'll
fed, but thin. spare men. 1--we On 4
slender diet Be AZ careful a. he viii.
however. a man past middle age viii
occasionally eat too much or % soms
article Of food not suited 10 hls con-
stltntion. cansIng indigestion or con
siipasion and Will need a dose ol
Chsmberlsin's Tablets TO move hil
bowels and lnvigorate his stomach
When this Il done. there "a no reason
~hy the average nan should not i've
20 ripe old sge.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-16

ITO BE- Continued
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-29
mick CARTER" LIVES AGAIN
AT HIS AUTHORS FUNERAL
Frederrk Rensselaer, Dy. Creator Of Famous Deie'iire
Of Fiction. Buried in Ne,u York

inals of all descriptions. whether they
worked single handed. IN gangs or in
International syndicatcs. His activities
took him into the lowest dives Of China
town and the underwOrids Of nll the
great cities. as we'll Az into the homes
of the rich and powerful. No mystery
was too deep and no circumstance too
dire for the bold detective to solve
within the limits of the twenty odd
pages which composed the weekly is
sue.
The stories averaged from 20, 900 10
30 600 words. and. being printed reg.
ularly for q number of years. il is
estimated that Mr.. Dey wrote some
40 600 600 words about Nicks varied
exploits
Famous New York detectives Of real
life were consulted by the author in
his quest of local color and to meet
the need of new plots for adventures
by his hero week by week.
Among these were present Deputy
Commissioner Faurot and former In
snector Thomas Byrncs. " was TO
Faurot thar Dsy wrote, just before
shooting himself;
Dear joe: Please forgive me and
please be good to and help Hattie, my
wife. can't stand the gaff, Joe, 10
I'm going out. Everything is going
TO smash and me with it,.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-29
[UcERS kktB,
TOWN UP MhRNS'
- Greek SSction Hands Ar
'5vestod, One Slain, in Flooded
Illinois Village,
JAIL HEAVILY GUARDED,

Peardstown. H.. April lB.--Ont Of
thu worst food in it's history into the
RresAtest shooting ARRAY this vicinity
svse. has experienced. the city Of
HoaedsNkoWu and thu village Of Fre,ler.
ict, separated by The flooded Illinois
Hlvev, were joined at dawn today in
an attsmlt to etact justice for the kill
ing at F,Nederisk late last night Of
Sheriff Edward Lashbrook and two
deputies Of ;Vchuyier County.
The deputies were Carl Nef. who
died two and sn--half hours after the
shooting. and lSdank Utter. who. with
the sheriff. wae killed Instantly
Stories of the shooting at Frederick.
and the subsequ ent arrest of twenty.
eight Greek sectic n hands. charged with
the killings. as they jumped from
Chicago. Burlingt, Nn and Quincy train
as II pulled into b .ardstown, equal the
widest fiction.
The maintenance OF way workers.
who three weeks agoI when Hood water
was AT it's highest. v, ,ere ordered our of
Beardstowr. were ch srged with nightly
treuble. milking AT Frederick. where
they were brought by the railroad this
week to repair tracks damaged by flood
water. Sheriff Lashbl Nok. with three
deputies. approached tlNc workers box
car home last night to arrest some of
them and warn the Others to be
peaceful.
A volley heard across tSe flooded river
rang out as the quartet stcpped on the
station platform. Three o the four fell.
deputy J. NJ. Kelly felt the whizz Of
bullets and jumped to sa tety behind II
corner of the station. Fro n that point.
he says. he saw the men ini Il body rush
{ 10 the G. II. and y. pas senger train
which pulled into the station from the
north. as the shooting ceai'tsl. Some
others ran in the opposite d.lrction.
Across the river Chief of Police
Robert Patterson gathered four Of his
policemen about hin, and wai'ted for the
train, sensing trouble. The track
workers. literally jumped hto their
arms. All but four made wild scurry
TO escape. They plunged whist deer
into the water which for wrecks has
made Bear1stown's streets iinpassablc.
\ except to boots and boats.
Capture of the four was effec ted with
ont difficulty. Chief Patterseo headed
the twenty eight toward the tity jail.
and under the pistols OF the fotr police
the prisoners went waist deep 70 jail.
Fired by the death of his cllief and
4 both fellow deputies. ]. NJ. Kelly asked
that the inquest be postponed ;tnd that
he be allowed to turn all his energy
to getting the neil still at large. III
headed a posse which killed one man
outside Frederick at 40 this morning