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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-22
BEETLES Struck Out II of the
Bears; Prune Pickers Won
Game From Dayton 6 to 5.
by MELVIN HALL

Tho Dpndlpton Rtirkarnnc prpypd
h.yond !, .donht s,nda, ~ Wa,,a wal.
la th.t .ii NAV naodod 20 min u.s
s,n,.ro ,,,,,,,ir;,,c r,,oE dotaat,d ,ha
Rcars 10 N 4, a.rno ia, ,va. in
ao,h, un,;, ~ lac, h.l, ZOO. ,itchol
in tho ninth inning
Joc De,ijcs nitnbed b,s hest game of
tho season san,,i,ig - ~ ,he paars
f,o, tine5 With this ,ho .on,ire tcnp,
an,.a ,,,,t, ,,iod ,,,;,na., a., ~ ,,,,,o,,as
Tho ,o,, ,,,., n,,i,aa fro,, tha e,ro n
,ha eoyon,b innira ,.hon ,y,Ia w,iI,
bod threo man or hosos ord M or,s
Mardis, rio1dsrs choice forcod
o,pn,,r,,o !, M ,la.a po,,ro.n ,,,nn
tr,ed IN cateh Nara,s NJ first but bit
h,n. i,.tood r. parr,s .ho, ,riod 10
oa,,, a., ~, ,,,or,, 80, H. ,ot and
ren1.ynrad ~ hal, IN ,,n,a m ro.ke 4,
On ..s,. en-, Th,, ,r,. ,ho oniy ,,n,a
~, 80 pand,ntor ,aar, 40. sar,ors,,,
,nrao,aaa
u..n r.,a +-
tro, VIII VII. ,,ao,, ,,,,,.r
f.,,.s, ~ e,,.,, tuo' t.;n,. ~. ~ ,,,ata
ithn u,,rd ,ir,ol he ~ ~ ala ~, n. ss
ond ,ho fourth uma u.os .caugh ~
rlrst af,or ha,na safa q, fie,dara
cho;.a
G,a,.,. c,re .,hro,gh WITH bor,o
,,,n ~ az s,,,h innin~ .corina nne
,...... III, H.. nv, ,.a al,
~ ,uas ,,Iov,n. olo.h ,,.ho, c1.rl, .an,
y ho, one he,waen bis leps which
won't ,car,y 70 tho .onter f,eld fenco
"'ic I"'hers ""n
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-22
CATTLE PRICES STEADY

PORTLAND. May 22.-(A. P.b-
Cattle steady, toy. hogs twenty-five
cents higher, price light s11.s5. to
s1L15: sheep weak, eggs and butter
steady.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-22
THE WEATHER

Reported BY Major Lee Moorhous1.
Maximum, So.
Minimum, 80. '
barometer. 3s.Se. ~
Rainfall .os Of an inch.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-22
THREE OF Fo,< : .MS
TIED F0R. y PLACE
IN IR' = IN LEAGUE
= = = =
Irrigation League Standings. =

.N"' NHht's
Umatiila 4, Stanfield >.
Hermiston Z, Echo ..
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-22

DAILY EDITION

The East oregoni9n is Eastern Ore
gon's greatest Newspaper and a. a SELL
ing force gives to the advertiser over
twice the guaranteed average paid cir
culatlon IN Pendleton and Umetflla
county of any other Newspaper.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-22

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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-22
EAST Oregonian Specially

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s525 IN PRIZES
FOR THE BEST RHYMES

new contest is just being started
which will interest every woman ana
girl who reads this paper. Any woman
~ Girl can enter this Contest-anyone
can wlni All II is necessary to do Is to
write a 4-line rhyme on DR.. Prices
Phosphate Baking Powder. using only
the words which appear either on the
lahsl Of the Or. Price can (front and
hsck) or on the printed slip which Is
found in each Dr. Price can.
Isn't that easyi Everyone likes TO
make rhymes and here is a chance to
spend fascinating hour or two WRIT
Ing rhymes on this popular Baking
Powder and perhaps winning a SUD-
stantial prize for your efforts.
SO CASH PRIZES
For the rhyme selected as best a
nrize Of 500 will be given; for the
second. third and fourth best rhymes
prizes Of SIS. $50 and s25. respective
IL will be given. And besides these
rrixes there will be IS prizes of So
each for the next IS best rhymes. With
such q long list of prizes as these, 1t
would be a pity not to try your hand
at it
Here is a 4-line rhyme as an ex-
ample:
T,co teaspoons Of this popder make
biscuits. mullins. pic or cake,
The Prices Co., guarantee
No uluHi in the cans TO be.
As Dr. Prices Phosphate Baking
Powder sells for only % cents a II
a-- can at grocery stores, some
rHymes could play up the remarkable
economy Of this pure and wholesome
baking powder which contains no alum.
Al rhymes must he received by
NIsy I. 1922. Only words appearing
either on the label of the DIR. Price
r1u tfront and back) or on the
r-lu-ed slip contained inside the can
ray De- used. These words may be
used as often as desired but no other
words viii be allowed. If you haven't
81 can Of Dr. Prices, a copy of the
label and the printed slip will be sent
So YOU free upon request.
ANY woman or girl may enter the
Contest. but only one rhyme from each
person viii be considered. In case of
Tics. the full amount Of the prize will
De given to each tying contestant
Write plainly on only one side of n
sheet of paper and be sure to give
your name and address.
Send YOUR rhyme before May 1st to
. Price Baking Powder Factory. 1907
Independence Blvd, Chicago, nl.-Ad-
yertisement.
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tsstaNs -o-o soNANT TAes
N ATTEMPT 10 sN-
uS COUNCIL
WORLD COURTS RUSSIA
ss-Fs- AND FsENc- AGREE ON
ssoss4W SOS ECONOMIC
coNsssENcE
v.s.u s.gr.pr yuror sew s'-7r

f.onor-V The preliminary moves On
,be Eu-npeau ci,ess hoard before 10
,,snine nj ne economic -oa'e7eace
mimi, showed SD Harious Ersa' aaa
smgr rou~-lue Eussin- al'h'usa they
wished 10 appear no, uyer-rhesr 20 The
-ou-tzhir. Therefore me Russians
seemed To- hnif G pos.-lou Of distinct
nevuurage all depending Oh hrv they
uan.pu,a1eC shel- paVns .r -hs-- PRO
i.rr 10 ne aam-pG no nIe raH7c- of
nnuons us ne raI,res"usu-.ves ot the
Russian srufe
The conditions oI Iussas elary are
.ue outstanding and dumua-ns sub
}ec- oi fhc -1uf-reure-
ID the meantime -ne allied chiefs
ga-e hand rro lauE.ty ~cssiHus. winch
yr.re murRa5 bog ~Hmt -nurI exchanges
5e-raer tbt Hr.lsr l~ima minister
3l-. Ilo~T tfau--e and Louis Hl--1H--
r-rra-auIIu1 Frauee. and -e7lea o1
Iennlte rrazrum 90. teaunira. WORK for
tle conference
The annaIurmsur ot commissions. ar
a- tla Washington eUIferenrs was
ar-maed far aouuicsnf Of representa-
rivss of gu rHr us-uus. ".1- ,l''-a.ill-
missions. tue uuuD---alr OF wH.e. is
restricted rg rut ua-f.u- uF-- JAR
-iuar interest u -nH nrr-.Hl.ar a.a-
uuma rnra- r. n- --EHr l1-
French la..-u-a- aTrHuuee. -ua- rn-1-
g.-r. rHu.~. r-.--- ua.rr-- 5r..- E--
-,..r and F-lurt u Dr.. uH-r---. The
luluru-a session wa. devoted 20
f1-rulI addresses T'u~rv-trlr srutes
end -h-ee continents l-a represented.
T'u-Eey Is -ne single EuriT'ell power
not represented. -ue -slts powers
being unwilling 10 lcu-r either the
representative uf Tie sul1En or Of
MusrrJina kemel PHsi.g- The nsuoual'
Isl lhsoef. lud ou rms question prob
ably viii Occur uns = t1s great
fights which s1fIa- Russla VIII make
N the conference IS II has entered in
to many rreDues with heuEl Pasha
and insists Thai Tins government is the
acruGl controller of the Turkish DO
mHln ID Europe and ASA
SoTiai BusslA and japan speak fol
asia Il Tie conference CHuads repre-
sa1rs North America. and 1he South
African federation VIII speak for The
crelt dark continent South America
i th+ single great land division Of the
world without spokesman
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WASHINGTON

The agricultural 2IiIlrOpf'lG LlOn NH
carving 35.ses,53G, Dut without rhs
lien Of SB5a011 for 4ras seeds, mas
t,-so reported. As turned over 70 the
Senate them ensure II s11G.308 larger
thaa rs il passed M HUusa
IleErnns A1vs i,aan dispatched ~
Congress 10 operators II rhs central
,9upenrfFe fiala, representing Hpprux-
luas1elT ffras-F FB1lrtils Of the coal pro
ducrio1 Of The nRri8l, asking them 70
1oas1 on CHS 6f ths miners union FOR
tl1s purpose Of nes8liEtinc & new
wage zereanan- mi ending rhs strike
Esrali lsi1rnsrt IF Z JlrivBreIy owned
uera11a-1 marine through government
aid as PROPOSED iy President Harding
and he shipping board would necessi-
Tars Z -nazuun 1raasUrv burlBE 0f
S52.0g9 010 -nunrhlv- SsnErH md House
<,al11-zd t1aes considering the sfHp SUI
sidy hin were tod ~ Chalrman LasFar
Of 1bs board.
An hope Of s5ec1ur early settle
Deut Il lhs 1B3Euvids c0Ui strike
ft-sush L pence messing berwesn
or,ara15'rs and srrzEor coal miners ily
the E1ass lzi,nr Committee has bs.fn
definitely abandoned Eejec1i0n Of The
joint conference lavi1atl0n by q Iuaj0r-
5ty at me operators II 1tle central calD-
ps1iuTs fed was announced tly Chnir-
MIN Nolan q the congressional CON
miuee
A bold attempt 10 rob ths Merchants
Bank, bIocs from the United States
treasury, VAS made by three bandits
recently. The three men saAtched q
big Pile Of biIls Containing So. 900 and
dashed for The door. The cashier fired
three shots at then One Of the BIN
dts was captured when 4 guard in
football fashion brought him down
with a flying tackle The monez IVES
recovered
House and Senate differences on
the bill to extend the time In which
the general public and the press may
use the federal owned radio have beer
compromised by the conference com.
mitfees of the two houses. Agreenen.
was reached to permit public use o.
the facilities to June 80, 1925
A memorial to Rear Admiral Roberr
E. Peary, discoverer of the North Pole
was dedicated in Arlington National
cemetery when a huge spheroid made
of white granite from his native state
of Maine was unveiled at his last rest
ing place
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While her husband Homer Samuels
placed the valns Of jswelTy stolen from
Mns. AnelitA 6Rli-Curci at Los Az
rAies ST $4,000, L Z Behymsr1 under
whose direction she Is appearing in
concerts II this section, said 3 proper
figure would be nearer S1o0.oo0T
James Randol. who shot and killed.
Mrs Gertrude Holsrein, wealthy FIRES
no v5d5w, who often had spurDed MS
attempts ct love, died in the county
hoSuiral at Fresno, Calf. from { bnl-
LEI wound Il tAs bead which be II
II-ted after he killed Mrs. Holstein-
Suit to- damages. hased On alleged
ileSpass Of III eighth Of N inch along
q distance Of fourteen feet IN The con
s-ruction Of Z house was smoothsa ont
in Judge DeaSy's c0urr It san Fran
cisco. The defendant agreed TO shave
off The offeu6ing traction q 81 lnch
and IRE Iusanrs left court
Three masked Den held uq and
robbed tle cashier Of The Dairy Delir-
e-y Company Al san Francisco Of Ss--
81 The robbers. II 81 automobile, =,
crowded flle machine II The dairy cou-
pauy 70 The curb ana forced Charles Z
Benedict The cashier 70 hand over 1le
money which was being taken 20 g
bank
Tommy Milton v11 -ae ctauul1--
sAIu sa---- lu-11ld-Ila rlae 81 tie
speedway 81 Los angeles. mixing -h=
second -rsLl1 l1l1-la--7 z--rllH sprint II IS
minutes, --s9 seconds III average
speed q 1l5lz miles II huur End me
elual 551-rla event II Is minutes SO
seconds, Ii average 09 --z-2 miles RI
h0Il--
Organization Of central BODY
TIE representatives Of eighteen w0rn-
ems Huzilial5es Of ths order Of B'nni
Br-h YRS completed Il naaring II
Sac-azDeria IN c1u1scci1u with 1hs III
uuaI district convention Of me B'na
S'mtal, representing eight western
s-aras and British G8lumbia L viii bs
known as me W0msn's Central Com
,uE7rae, independent Order OF Bnai
sl--h.
The Nu-i0nal Silver League WIS Or
-nnized II & meerlng il san francisco,
with the announced purpose Of resrHnd-
aralzinr 1he coinage rHu0 IL moi less
rfan 753. ounces Of SILVER 10 ! ounce
Of gold F-ank 4 Norcrnss Of Reno,
former chef justice Of the Ssvadu
Supreme COur-, WINS chosen president
and Charles $ Thomas, Former United
SrGtas sauut0r from CDiurudG, VICE
president
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Vs'.r. is oDs..d by Followers.

Lonoon--It WAS rumored in London
hod Dublin thst The secret meeting q.
lhe if1sh Republican army in Dublin
osI'ased ksron Dc Valera as leader Of
the Republicans. says the Daily Man
! f'e nsTsI'aIre- adds that what actual.
iy happened Is z mystery, hut saws
some confirmation Of the rmDor is
EiFe1-by the statement that DE Valera
DOW has 70 goTerniDg part in the Re-
publican army
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p',r os-nana judge. Irnpsaehm.nt.

I'es Moinss. Iz--Glv y. Z Kendall
received letter from R y Holsapel,
superintendent Of the Iowa Anr-Saloon
LssgDe. formally suggesting 10 the
chief executive that he call a special
session q The Stste Legislature that
impeachment proceedings might be
brought agstnst Fitgh District Judge
fasfry 5 DugAn q Perry. He charges
JDdEe Dogs1 With conduct unbeeoming
z Judge Superintendent Holsapel in
MS letter saFs Judge Dugsn appeared
Il courT ST lndisnola il such an Into1-
lchied conditions that he was unable
to discharge inrenireuily the duties Of
Z Judge
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Hs-sn poilo. Lieu..n.n, s,,,,....,

mfsalnEton--Mrs- Mins c Van
"inne. the Only woman holding tho
fhaf Of Aeuienani in the washinc,o,
ponce Department, has been erono-.
sieo By q police tz5sl board Of chsr,..
'4.e1 against her By superior Officer.
sneginE failure to obey orders when
Greeted 10 discharge two girls sr
fssiso Tor rruancy. Mrs. Van w,ntI.
ealne TO Washington from New Jersey
*nere she wss engaged in social Wal,
la,e 1ork and was appointed to the
police sonce several years ago
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7-.-p French soloie-s Killed.

Ka1owit2- SiIesla.-M0re than TWEEN
ty french soldiers were killed and a
dozen wounded when, while searching
t5- HIDDEN arms s spade struck the de-
te-lErrE mechanism O. q hidden mine.
The explosion occurred in 81 cemetery
between Glswltz and SassnIts.
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St.Joseph, Missouri--"Both of nv
sides swelled and hurt me so that 1
GO could not move or do any of my work.
lhere was heavy pressure and pains
through my lower organs and the
{ qoctor told me to try Lydia E. Pink
nam Vegetable Compound for these
troubles. He said l had this one
cnance, and if the Vegetable Com
pound did not help me nothing but an
operation would. After taking several
bottles l felt it was helping me and
now l am able to do my own work. II
my testimonial will help others / shall
De glad for them to read it and hope
your vegetable Compound will do
shem as much good as it did me-"
mrs; WIN. LoCKMAN, 513 N. 4th St.
St Joseph, Mo.
White Plains, N. Y.-"T had such n
pam that could hardly walk and The
doctor said that l needed an opera-
uon. was sick for q year before 1
started taking your medicine and 1
could not work. saw your adyertise-
ment in little book and that 4 nov
1 came to take Lydia E. Pinkhsm's
medicines. | have been takin9 tbe
vegetable Compound and Lydia +.
Lydia e. Pinkhamss PRIV
REGULAR to Women" Win be -
20 the Lydia E. Pinkho1 Iio,
Ahis book contains valuah2o n
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ca.l P-ossatisn Loves. in ais.ory.

WGshl1rrol.-ProductIon Of blum
nous c1Ul Il The United States dropped
70 S,5o3oo1 zau~-ths lowest IN mod
az coal hls1o-y-wh1e WORK in the
anthracite feds @ceHsed entirely dur
i1g the FIRST week q The coal strike,
according 70 g review of the industry
issued by Tie United States Geological
Surrey.
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Birmingham, Ala.-.A,,.'
q mother my health para er oesoa
Tered severely with a ne,p way.
In my right side. M '.l ., low d
having been cured Of = ih.stef.Iaa hss
feminine trouble by takin, Vpa na eas
Favorite Prescription, aavi.s,n H,. neFu
take 1t, which did. I am eu o.
ing on my third bottle and uos " s's
has all left me. My hushsndIn uu Ine
me the other day, That uo Fsvo.,asi ny
scription must be wonda,,.a ds.,a
cine, don't hear you comnlsisln al
more Mrs. Ruth willlamsoaa will,aa
First Avenue. sa
You should obtain this famOn \
scription now at your nearaS.
store. in tablets or liquid, or ,s es,
Pierce, President Invalids H@s @
Buffalo, n. Y, for free medIcal n.a y,
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Honesty the Best.

I'm afraid dad will find out that
We disobeyed him last night"
The best way to keep him from
finding out is 10 tell him. He never
remembers anything Nashville Ten
nesseSan.
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THE SOUTHERN FARM COOyHOuj
Selmer, Tenn. The olitr I,
Largest Institution Of its kind in Ii. rrl
with thousands OF pleased customers al N
America. are Offering Coonhounds, Ca,h,:AN
Fur Hunters. squirrel aai m
dogs. also young hounds and puppl, d
will gladly ship on free trial beiof, ia y
Large new catalogue. profusely llss,i-
describing all classes and Gges vii. 4
information. will be sent TO any aiifr
receipt of 25c. This catalogue wa, p-,
at considerable expense. and we esn,a "a
any free copies.
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MANS /
BEST ACE

A man is as old as his organs \
can be as vigorous and HEALTHY
70 as at IS if he aids his organl J
performing their functions. Es.
your vital organs healthy viii
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Important ts. Mothera
kesninn Him Satisfied

There's a man from the tailor's,
sir"
Tell him I can't pay his bin. but
I'll he around tomorrow 10 order an
other SUBTITLE.
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GENERAL

Five cnrs Of the Dominion express
OIL me Paunsylvanin -aIlrOad slid down
Il cweury-fon1 embunkmenr lnrO the uId
Pennsylvania canal Al Hultfax, near
aarr'isburs. The rrain wRs bound from
Buffalo 10 Washington
Two ni-planes from Ellington field
crushed near South Houston, Texas, re
Gently and came down IL flames. BON
pilots We're killed. Major Simmonds,
pilot Of One plane, wRs burned 70
deGrh, and LiaUIenan1 FTi-zpaIrick, pi-
iOr Ut me other machine, died L few
minutes after The accident
Mexican lub1rers now stranded IL
the Colorado beet territory, viii be the
last 10 he reparriH1ed, except IL cases
where The original movement from
Mexico 70 American labor cenrers WIS
advised by The Mexican government
AIsxicun Consul General Luis MOn1es
De Ocn said IL E Paso recently.
Mischievous boys playing near the
New YORK Central tracks Al Ludlow,
New York, almost wrecked rhe VOL
VERNE express from Ihs west ny Oh
s-ruclinc rhe tracks with henry planks
and Eulvauizad pipes a possible ssri-
Ous accident wnE gvarTed ty the an-
Eines-, vino saw the danger IL time and
clamI'ad un me emergency brIkes,
bringing NE 1rain 10 stop just as me
engine IilO1 touched the bHrricnde.
Sevsral thousand rpilruad employees
members Of coul crews-found them
selves out Of employment as result
gf ms coal mine suspension. In The
-Vy-ilEes Barre. Penn, district alone, .
00l rallrDad men were Idle.
The alice thearer II F5gpe, Ark, said
70 fs one Of the MOST magnificent IL
tbs Southwest and valued III $500. .0Da
was destroyed 10y fire uiHng with sew
s',uJ other buildings which viii bring
the 1ptl loss TO over S5B0.O10
MszIcan river guards, after COM
mHndIue him 10 hall. shut Corp. W "
WhTfa Of The Eighty field AZ
tIiIlsry, FOrr Bliss, 10 deurh while ht
wRs trying 70 cross the river Oh horse
isnck- according 70 Il report made u!
the commander of The guards II Z
Pns0.
4 HerbslT ClHTtun- II years old, undel
arrest II Portland, Ore, Inns confessed
twenty-five successful f0rseries, I,0Iic.
dsteedVes say. BF rspresenring him
self a Z caddT Al Times and Al -utbe
times rs a nswsb0y, he found II Il
easy matter 10 induce merchants Il,
cash checks ranging from $3.50 10 ST
each Els twenty-five checks Rgera
gated about s701, according to the po
lice
Wall street is arIning itself RgHins
bandits. During the last few month
between 10000 and 12,o00 bankers
brokers and others who handle none,
in the financial district have taken on
permits for employees to carry reTol
yers, according to police depart1neu
records The New York police depar1
menf has issued about 2a.0o0 permit
since the first Of the year.
Mrs Louis T. Swift wife of tn
ipresiden1 Of Swift & Co. died suddenl,
in her home in Lake Shore drive i,
Chicago Death was caused by 1nyo
carditiS, a form of heart disease
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GOLD MEDAL
W HS2IUtH Y

The worlds standard remedy for E.nr
liver, bladder and uric acid trouble, s,r
1896; corrects disorders; stimulates TI|
organs. All druggists, three sizes
Lock for the name Gold Medal on even \
and accept no imitation
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HOW TWO WOMEN
ESCAPED OPERATIONS
Doctor Advised Use of Lydia E. Pmf
hams Vegetable Compound
Happy Results in Both Cases

Pinkham's Blood MedlcIIpS;lI. iii. "a
i.vd;a p Pinkham's Liver e,',s ec,.'n.tys
used Lydia E. Pinkham ma ! nresmr
Wash and the capsules anu o;pc sllrJ
ton recommended. ! am asntv6 uvrv 6ound.
/ am taking the medicines s,m;s,iou yi =
feel fine. You have my psff ~ otbsr
use this letter for the g9oa arUo;ltonAys,
Mr.. MARYMARK, 81 hain
White Plain 8, N. Y. ,.hrough
Some female troubles Inn may q nope ops,.
neglect rssch q stage wns, saost q b.
ton Il necessary. But ~ I he nr
commoner esyn ~ ailments are not t..ussd ny b
eical ones; they are not amor, q
serious displacements, svmpton
rrowths, although the
may appear the same. -. Ant n
When disturb ing ail%ssRsSn apil;nsssns Y:
pptsSis psaSsi ce cceempound to relievs, .,dls srsr -
es.D;s su. S,...oss and prevent no,v 81 81
ous troubles. Many let.Jh ssho have -
received from women w wS;s 3. Pr
rsstnred TO health by Lyu,dd Ly,rd sft69
rsrrss Veretable CompoulnIh - 49,
n.% nsse,crc Scvs been sdvised y
ing physicians. ..um1a11
! yov free upon reg chusee
~ Co, Lynn
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FOREIGN

King Alfonso Of Spain ana Nink
Christian Of Denmark VIII so 10 Nome
In April or May as guests Of King VIC
tor Emmanuel.
Seventeen Chinese We're killed out
right by the crash Of hinge handley-
Paige airplene sf Pao Ting Fl, China
according 10 q dispatch from ShanS-
hal received in London
The Chamber of Deputies Al Paris
after discussion Of the Interpolation
on The governments foreign policy,
voted confidence IN the Poincare min
isrr-y. The vote was 4S= 10 IS
a a-year-old child was killed recent
ly in the New lodge road, near Bel
fast, a swarm OF children were play
inc in the street when 8 rife shot rang
ont and the child feIl dead There Is
no cine 10 the assassin.
The French and Belgian govern
menrs accepted The fun American
claim for reimbursement for the c0st
Of the United STATES forces On The
Rhine. rs outlined il the recent notes
by Secrstary Of State Hughes
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japanese from Shantuns was signed IN
Pekine ny Japanese Minister Oaata
and Foreign Minister Wang. il was Sd
bounced il Toxic The withdrawal
Increment i 10 starr April 10 and VII
ne concluded AQ-ll 50
NJ Jeannes be1rsyer Of Edith Cavell-
British WAY nurse, was found guilty IN
Brussels and sentenced 10 death for his
act Miss Carsl WAS executed hy lie
Germans during their occupation 81
Brussels on the ground she was . SPY
ana revealed secrets 10 the allies
4 cabinet hin authorizing lhe gov
ernmenr 10 raise 4 forced lGaa Of J.
510at1 al1 dr-aclimEs (1lw ahaE1 So
5nI.ubD was inrroducs.d il The nation
a. nssalni,ly n Athens The measure
ErGridsS 1ha1 AL persons possessing
paper currency mus1 lend ~ per cent
10 The state.
The remarks Of Alaz1u E Honzll-
-6n. American a1Ihsss>sa 5ar 10 Germany
au The occasion Of rhe farewell dinner
rendered nm ract11iy Il-loi. 10 lis de-
TiE-Tlra Tor Berlin. are gwen unusual
prominence tv Ire German usvslia-
-,ers SINE a. the newspapers Aal A1r.
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vh1se sentiments accord alzH hearty
we ecame
-EzI.lusu1u Of The Mexican OIL
FIELDS Is & mluar connected wlth tDs
very remote 1urure and Ireseu1 c1B-
-amlilI-ad Developments E-e such as To
: -lai';---+-= lGrcs- c1u-luuaus production
Tor { long zine SAID Edward L Dl,-
hsuv, president uf The Mexican Per'-ni-
sum Company, prior 10 ms departure
from Mexico Ciry for rhe United
Sra1es.
The Ordway new era., 1922-04-14
AN EPIToME OF
LATE LIVE NEWS
CONDEMNED REcoR OF TSE
PROGRESS OF EVENTS AT
HOME AND ABROAD
FROM ALL SOURCES
SAVINGS, oolN6s, ACHIEVE
NENTs, SuFFESiNGS, HOPES
AND FEARS OF MANKIND.
WESTERN

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28

Other servants and members OF the
household were made prisoners in turn.
The bandits were in absolute control OF
the isolated mansion. Telephone wires
were cut Blinds were drawn. They had
the entire night before them.
Only Mary Conway was still free. She
had retired early. Mr.. Hart was praying
that she would sleep through it all and
not be discovered
The bandits had returned to the library,
dragging the owner with them, and were
demanding from him the keys TO the wine
cellar and the combination to the safe
threatening torture if he refused to comply.
Suddenly the leader whirled and
crouched. covering with his automatic
the broad stairway. He had heard the
faint sound OF pattering bare feet
But in an instant the pistol was lowered
and his face broke into a wicked grin.
Al the head OF the stairs was white
vision OF frail and helpless beauty-a
young girl. clad only in her nightrobe
and hastily donned negigee, her pale
blonde hair falling in a tousled mass over
her shoulders-her eyes wide with terror
Shrinking from their eyes as much as