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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21
AGED MOTHERS LONG
TRIP NOT IN VAIN
Pleads With President Harding
To Free Her Son Now
Serving Time Asa
Derprter

Wsahlngton. Jan a. Ths prayers
40 Ga arus mother for her ~ aut SOLD
Ter son iell 90 Vmfatheiie oafa AZ
ia' White iloasa today ani Ni NA
farot Andersen sf who Wade hsf
way iaraely aiooi fgom sloaA fpla
~ . 10 Mashlnrtnn lafi lhs white
House. strong vlth hupsa that BEL
Son would aoen. ~ resiotsd "a haf
Alier seeding tho ffosiasnl toaif
Mfa. Anderson DECLARED fhAl aoW sut
was eur heip would speedily comic
for hor ann. loaeph Who n sefslaF
d tao year sentence 81 l.et.eeeurta
on ohsree - assetilon from th.
army
The hoy a private lu comuany X
ia9 Infantry ~ ihc aih division Wa
wounded and sa.. % a. ibe Afruaue
After hls return f.om ahrnai ~ -
oolfcd q fuflonat baf fallet 10 return
70 hla regiment llo thon enlisted ~
soast aftlli unH uader "a d.f
ferehi namo which constitutes -
ierilon under military llv
Mrs Anderoa DECLARED that $50
Y'sii bad not boon msala that .ha
bad not tfampsd many uesfy mNss
through snowy foeis lor uatb|nr ana
that escfythlnr u all fishi aaa ain
hsrpY nos
Pardon AtioHey James a fqn1a
ana Warren y Martin. secretary 70
the atiofne, eeaeral said als AMI
cTson was writing Today Is rmt
i.eaven~ofth for additional aaia con
'cernlnr be- son. ehieh pogIa be- iha
frat step ln the pfocess of ohia.alue
hls freedom
= am sure che president ulli nnI
dissxolnt me Mrs Anafnon aa'f
end am solhg baek 70 Fofs i.saveu
worth 20 "a ~ fhe xaten
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21

"starfish can grow new arms. lob
sters new claws and Lizards new taiis .
Views item And II a poor man loses
az arm. a leg, his teeth. his hair or
any other part o. him. not one of 'enl
viii grow in axAln About the only
thing he can have grow again after ~
has lost Il Is rnustaohc. and ne az
naliy hasn't the nerve 10 lei that grow
again
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21

oki4hnua Cir. Renosts Nave hcea
rece.ve1 ~ ne state Aeaitk eommis
soner cf rev eAs's ~ smalllax "a
SA4~nee. Wewok4 pr1rue. ocsavi,
snt comaachs Fsre tAonsxne pa.uU
q vaccine AaVe beea received ana
- .qaed ost over ne state anriur thA
cav. ard Orders have he<- recelsea
far more
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21
STATE NEWS NOTES


Duacan- 1lc~ 10 care ior 1sea "a
- n ssAoc, aulit.ny< ~itA = cAfa-
city ol 1.<ee = ne task tAAi eoe-
gorts ~ srhooi hoart aus Srperia.
an a, eeats alcwe4 enter The law.
21a ncth.zE mcre oan ~ aene. in ~
~ 81 suiiAinr unt1 he assessed
vaiaaioa q the csty = increased A.
iocreAse r. sfeee 49, s aooked "a
~hea ths asscssor finishes his uoik
iAls yeAr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21
lA.l sssAk IS FRUSTRATED

Ns.Aissfe--Ar atiemaiea 5aH break
vas frustrated a. the counts ial here
~Aer tras;y reuovet tha; prisoner
vtre atie uptnS 80 pry opea the hArs
"a ere q the basement wintous I'd.
"a examination the nars were fannl
20 bear ine marks - tools used iu an
fiicu % wFeaeh tAem ararf.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21


A. the movie director would az.
can soa register ios
When chasing your hat through The
nad on . windy days
when yoa have a tooth railcis
When ths dry AGENTS raid sous sci
lars
When yoa make oat your Income
tar rtroftf
NAen The boss haWis YOU oa.,,
When yoa run out of ras "a mile.
from a nlAng station
Well. f yoH say you can. you caa
have The presidency Of the Ananlas
clah
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21
TALK MEN INQUIRY
OE HEMDtRRr CASE
Basis For Getting New Evidence
Is Laid BY AffidAyits That
Were Offered By
Harrison

wasA nxtSn. Jaa Il -TaiA 81 sew
cral Senators Nhe yesed % nnseas
Truman a. ~sxAcrsy. fauior senator
from Michigan. that saffic.ept nes
evidence misht he o,tsined q fasshy
~ latrcaastica q a resolasioa fcv
new invsstigafien sook O. n,w me
so.lsy When ln pas.ng me way 4or
sach a resolution. senator flarison
of Miss'ssirpi had lnseuea IN the
s'onrrrssioasi Record two Affiaavns
fs,atiar 10 TIE heaish q n,aiam'a p
Emefy. VIC T. 8eelafes sp h@s been
rene q The isaporssnt factoss ia IT,
>evberry oantpalgn.
Air Emery was ~ 81 shs time u
the New<,erry trial ana Vas erah'e
Tor tAc sama rcsson. g erfsar ,ciore
the Senate COMMITTEE Sh,ca ntcstl-
GATED the election. The Sfflda,its ~
ierea b. NJ Harrison were mad, hs
pr JOHN G. Montgomery and o A
'Harr'nefon og Detroi, They state
that NJ Emery has recovered ,h's
health sa,ncieBtiy to res ame ,Aarse
cf bis contractiRg business ia pstrot
sat in their oginion i weii enoaeh %
tesiiis hcfoFe senate committee
Recall seconc Lor'rner ircuiry
II vas recs'lcd that the 81 isctioa o.
Lor.mer vas Investigated tw'ce. After
the first Inquiry i.ornisr wss exhon-
Grated hat the second invcs,iEaticn
resaited n his expulsion from tie
Senate
Senstor IA Toilette " no voted yes.
terdas against Newtcrry. wa the au.
taur o. IN resolution providing faf
he second Lorimer inquiry In ~
speech in ths Senate yesterday Nr
- Foilerse rcicT-ed - this fact an
this Was taken a. hint that q similar
eeSrse might be taken in ihe New
berry cass II evideace Wa obtain ebAs
to warrant this course
Most Senators were not lncllned to-
day 10 talA abou, the Neuhcrfy case.
They were weary after q weeks bitter
rght one of Tie Republicans Who
voted against Neu4erry said. how
ever. thar The figh, Was not over
This matter Of seating q maa who
admits ar cxr nditufs of $4,000 an4
the method of y hose election ls cor
denned oy those who voted 70 seat
hm. H. remarked. Is going 10 tae
7eople !, Is going 10 figure in every
Republican primary next summer
Which a Senator who voted to seat
Newberrv Is 3 candidate. and there T.
no question but Il is also 70 play =
big part ia the campaigns that win
follow the primaries
ssnto- Johnson. who was not psirsa
for or AGAINST Nezbe-ry. arrived Il
Washlngtcn last nighf few hoars az
ier iae senate voted 70 seat SeH
berry.
But fcr the blizzard he ss.d 70.
DAY, 4 wouid have arrived In time 70.
vote.
Nben asked how be worid have
voted. BE- declined to 2Dewcr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21
Hs shoufa rurn unser.aL.r

Booze Cure Proprietor. "Dorgona
the Internal prohibition Il has ruin
"a by business I'm headed for the
poor bouse~
Bootlegger Friend 4 don't see
Why. Peopie drink more nov than
they ever DID
Booze Cure Proprietor Yes.
know that but the stuff you sell them
carries its own permanent cure anc
the rndertaker has them before
can get my graft cut of them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21

When sent sa the white tlousa.
shr said 1 did not espeet 70 see lhs
president. sat WAS ashegnd fleht lnti
hs gllee aal vhsn foand msaelt
before rfsalaen, llafdlns / paa nsaF
iY pafaiyaad"
Mrs Andefaon j. a. Areps = iaf uf
fva IL Washnason hefafn returning
to lun Lea, enwuflh she sali SAP
would Uat walk hack
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21

rta m.st sensitive iaatmmeni yea
made Il COS hoiomvitr efluiraty ln.
yeniea ~ lanRlrY vhlrh y asai l,r
maaWflns tsfailops u che radiation
81 heat q registers % mill aeli
10 a 4esree.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21

nuffaio- Movement has he.r start
"a 70 bald new ccarthonSe here IL
The scar fstlrc The present build :
ne s not cczs lae0ed adequate a
lsadle the eountrss business
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21
ENlo AUTO rriEvGs cAuGAr

Hcu.nk--War8 Fwers ant = N
Perry were ARRESTED here oa iriorTaa
tloa from En't cAa-glHg thrm VITA
steal.ng a. srtomohile Tie men
we're taken q Ezid Monday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21
ppsovoTE POTATO


Esssinsss men o xsphaT are
yroIotlsy q potato curing plant a.
a nesns q enroaraging he farmers
u murray county 20 raise something
bes1dez cot.on. according TO he
nenIy appointed farm agent Ar
ssazenenfs are ziso being made
sssk . peanut factory IN srcsaore 90
banding Hurres eoanfy peanuts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21

The question Is not 20 ngch how
you contract cold. but hor 70 gef
.r.d ~ a with the least loss O, tine
ard inconvenience. n ron vii coa-
sider the erperierce of others unde-
similar circumstances. who have
been most successful In checking
their colds. n their beginning. yoA
win secure . bofie of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy without delay. and rss
whohave1setstspreparafionsucressIi v
II faithfHily- There are many fam
lies who have used this reparztion
successfully for years ard hold Il 81
high esteem Il IL excellent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21

whcn ,ou have : severe heedafss
= dlsofdercd stomach ani eaaafir
tion. take thfee ~ Chamberlain !
TahiclA They VII ccfrrtt tto 4
og iofs ~ the liver aad bowels. sfis.t.
sally curing ths headaches
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21
TELLS GIRLS TO GRAB
Off THE OlO MEN
Let the Young Ones 90
English Novelist Advises.
How Widows

NFf tittAs ftt fNAEf ven AsNNf ANtN'
iut>ls. unconisooe.. snd eou,rlessi'
alone
ola husbands for Yoans ~omea
that's the answer - ,he riddle ol
~hst rlIa must a. when sluar shar'
ipeud their kAre gime vita married
women. uldOws And discrrass ana 81
ten msrr, those ~on n % experience
arcordiag 10 " l. ceorFs Enslsh
novelist
There's lot IN helne an osd maa ;
farllne declare. ur ceoff Who IN
slsss iAas Ais marflaFe fufaishss al
example Mr ceorfe however. a.
fures 70 edmh TIA, her hasaana B.
"old despite Ms ioane,n year, sea
1ofllg Mfs Ceofre ~fs Niss kam
leen Cicpel. noted 81 sn sesrsss a.
piauisse she IA hruuetie aud tes
pnrpossessing
Who are the men a. msrfs ven
81 n Ensland are asking t,das Nr
Crorre said. = have alWa,s rall sks,
Ucman's beet career j. a man. bat
~hea nine hundred Thousand sa,h
earcers for women dici lu frmcc thc
feminine population may aeii a.s
whom they arr 20 wed
There IA lot ot ulk "a The rTce.
that The few eligible leii over srom
The ~~r arr being snae4ed az hy ~ld
ows. There = somoihiae n 4 TOO
Widows HAVE ,he Gcee.
The married woman. dho-cse. or
Widow. 4 sho u equally ~ boautllu.
"a her Young slfl rival and tn wears
.olier viii beat hcr oat of yoaas
man. The woman of 8 always ulu-
over The rid 4 a. where a boy of.so
r. concerned.
LEI tho Elrl stap boihenug .wlta
young mcn and tina eomeonc between
ms ayes o. q ard q There I, hsf
chance She makes a mistake 10 mee,
the elder eKpsricnced woman ON her
own sround. 70 dress llko her. 10 paint
AMI powder aud adop, her mannorirm.
Tho older one knows more u il
better Cor The ,ouae elfi 70 ~ rirlrh
aud 70 adost that greatest q all az
sectiona the natural manner
~ she merely wants 20 gt married
iet her get AZ older man. f, husband
fifteen or twenty years older d. nol
At ail a bad thing
'Aiy wife who Is fourteen year, nv
junior will connrm that and the
cnarmirg Mrs George wa. PROMPT il
50 do.ng
Older men are more faithful Thes
have sown their Wild oats. and they
want 70 rathcr 10 tame CROP
The fact that man S older mean,
usually ihai he has more money IN
money there a no harm. ,oa know
''iie g eeuerous with the uev wife
who = IKE q 10Y 90 him. a laby dol
who calls oui bali paternai attl.
tode Hc Il more likely 70 BE- aympa
thetic about an the aflairs that IN
torest or worry her lie wli lot be-
have her own head and viii listen &,
her opinions
Besides the Older man 6. easier 4
land
a q rule the more mature man ha,
definite rosltion IN lie. ile ls no.
70 nervous about his career The fel.
low q % uho 4 sctiins On At al
givea himself np 70 bic work with .
fort of raEe
Marriage Improves Looss
At - a man has already got on. 3
he Is rolng 70 At all The years o
career behind him make n impossible
Tor Il 20 absorb hiG
~ II better 70 marry. even 70 marrl
badly. rather than not Al all
The woman who doesn't marry I
always too interested in men On
making my comparison between sh
married woman and the ore NhO :
strictly ceiFbaie do not itfer nos
10 the woman n loose. irregular lifr
Such . woman will lind ilfa difficuil
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21
eaar Mn. pAanArr svEn uasp

Nau can't have sriHhs rYen. clear
stiH. AMI alert hFain wten Ynur ~.
festian Il impaired anf mass 90 fef.
mnntinw. tosafinN fnod clogs sha Ia.
tcrtines Foley Cathaftir rshirts ael
foa rlehg A y rsfrats 1ta " 18th
ST.. cleyeiAni. q writes ~Fulsy Ga.
thartic Tablets sfr thr beat / ever
uned. nnl auld etrryuhsFr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21
"a Muss ee . p,s..ml.t

IA. y hat . romance. asked Char.
enec
~l,s the calm Before lhe storm q
mair.mons ms son. rep'iel "a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21
Human Mature

Egotem The eaaggerated ldca
other Eeople have Of thelF own i'm.
portance
Aodesty Toe common sense view
Te take o. our own worth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21

January IL bad mouth for inffu.
enzs- IA grippe and broBchi,i troob
les. II Is unglse 10 neglect the slight
eat cough or cold Mrs. y. A. g.bzon.
1s47 Collere Ave. Racine. WIS
writes: -Folcys Honey and Tar has
never fziied IN giving immediate re
lief and am never without IL" chll;-
ren Like H. Sold EFerywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21

4. $ 7 asks. no VOC always have
10 dress wound or does i ever yet
OLD enongh 10 dress Itself"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21

Herr Stinncs i reported 10
have bought the Reslan crown
Jewels Does ne hope % wear
tl..,. IA germaux
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21

of esea sfter s. a lnsafish', mur,
beamlfai ana mere. hsallhs aad mofe
of 4 haman hrluK
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21

We Notice There's No mentioa Mace
e. ,hs Taxpayers Approsai

Jacksonville iflil Joarusl1
The ears swept rasi in hong Inc.
sua TIE snn eorkc throush the laden
ooads otiSaiiy aening she new
road. with eaen nata7e's approval
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21

A ae~iy born baby las Pulse o.
f-cla E. 4 iso heats a ninrtc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21
TOWN TOPICS


UAN~TEHT"H NNF7|EE
I've always thcaght ia like
To lite On esS street
nnt hoe can I 1o& thcre
ulth al thesc Ais tc meet
-
obssrsst,ens 81 oleest inhahitans
{ IN remember ~hsn the ptclcst
sogt * the Chlcaeo university urcd
% e., iato ne iimelieht =, sdsanc.
tag walrd and loones theories. but l
caat remember tAe names y the rro,
fessors nor What thelr theories ~ere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21

The nesh q the wcmbat = bur
rowing Austrziisn narsspial. re- en- :
sies PORK 1nd Is esteemed dellcacy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21
IF 1T FITS

AZ "a = -
Nothing wil cool of a warm
lflcud quite so quickly a. asking
him for money
A womans weakness !. hes
strength II is the one thing that
Will knock tho sfrouresi man flat
M writing ior money yon arr
apl 10 poi better returns ~ writ
ioe a. some liberal friend than for
ilc newspapers
Nora people are interested "a
the fruits 81 their own labef then
iu what they can vet OF ihrlf
family trees
Most men ohieci o. having
SOMEONE else makc feel ~ ihcu
That's little job they prefer 90
attend to themselves
The ereat drawback 60 ihs old
gag about an heiug fair Ia love
and war il ihe fact that both cost
more fare than We can afford
N these ADVERTISEMENTS. Musle
easy % learn. were changed 20
read Noise oasN ~ makt they
wosld Doe "a bot nearer the truth
Parents give their children
some weird names. hni Ne never
have heard of an, hclhv so crazy
~ 60 name their hld, after full
man ears
The iroublc with the boob who
made killing on the tortoise ln
It's famous race with the hare IS
that b. has bccu losing on lous
shots ever .tncc
Now come, a learned professor
10 ten a. about lhr tremendous
power be- woman 5 tears ilc
can iell mafried man any
thing new about that
when ihr,, iamou, Spanish
bull fighters comr over here aud
watch our prize Americans throw.
ng the bull tgy begin 90 realize
what lot - pikcrs they are.
a woman thinks Columbus !
discovery 81 America palcs INTO
msiruificanee when compared ~
81. things she ha. discovered
about the poor fish She has just
married
We are asked why women
dom learn % Aamp their own
husbands The answer IS, We
guess that after living with them
80. . .l.l. tl.ta I.4idu tho old
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21

We are asked why women
don't learn % kanp their own
husbands The answer IS, We
guess. thar after living with them
for while they decide the old
fools are NOT worth the trouble
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21

Parents give their children
some weird names. hui Ne never
have heard of an, hclhv so crazy
A. 60 name their hld. after full
man GAR.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21

Nothing wil cool of a warm
lf,eud quite 81 quickly a. asking
him for money
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21

Most men ohlrci in having
someone else make feel If ihem
That, : little job they prefer 20
attend to themselves
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21

More people are Interested 20
the fruits 81 their own lahef ihen
Ia what they can vet OF ihrlf
family trees
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21

A wnmaus weakness i hef
strength II a the one thing that
will knock fhr sfrnuresl man flat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21

M writing lor money yon arr
apl 10 goi better returns ~ writ
iue a. some liberal friend than ior
Nr newspaper
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21

The irouhlc with the boob who
made killing on the tortoise ln
iis lamou, race with the hare IS
that b. has b,cu losing on lous
sllnlA ever SINCE.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21

a woman thinks Columbus :
discovery of America pales into
msiruificance when compared ~
III. things she has discovered
about the poor fish She has just
married
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-06

NEW YORK. May 5.-Uncle sam
is giving free. lessons in wireless.
The course is limited to amateurs
who have had years experience.
These are sought for the develop
meut OF an amateur radio reserve
which will cooperate with the gov
eminent and b. ready for any
emergency.
With Signal Corps.
This reserve is an organization
Of nigh class radio men with which
the signal corps Is working hand in
hand in transmitting educational in
formation and assisting as far as
possible" says G. J. McBrearty. sec
retary Of the reserve for the Second
Corps army area 1T Ia developing
amateur station relay routes COW
eriug al posts of the army
Eventually the reserve will form
o. reliable and efficient network Of
amateur stations capable Of carrying
on official traffic. IL is strictly a
civilian OUTFIT. not obligated in any
way 10 either military service or
training.
Great care is exercised in select
ing the amateur stations for relay
points"
Summer Camps
Summer training camps are be-
ing planned for the members Of this
radio reserve. They Will be under
the supervision of u. S. Signal
Corps officers and Will be more of a
gathering OF radio fans with the
same interest. than civilian train
ing area.
In the meantime, from a central
point IN each army corps area
course Of radio lessons is con-
Quoted.
There are three classifcations Of
membership in the radio reserve:
Grade A--Licensed amateurs who
have both transmitting and receiv-
ing sets and who are exceptionally
we'll fitted TO operate them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-06
Hook-Up for Short Wave Regenerative
Set
BY X. l.. DUNCAN.
Director. Radio Institute OF America

Director. Radio Institute Of America
In hooking up radio set. great
care should be taken IN connect
ing the batteries.
Here is a diagram showing how 10
properly connect up a short wave
regenerative receiving apparatus
Coming down with the aerial we
strike 80. Ia variable condenser
OF COOS microfarads capacity This
may be constructed as previously
outlined in this column. or u may
be purchased in any radio equipment
shop
No 2-The var1ocoupler which is
tapped.
No. plate variometer or tick
Ter
No Grid leak and grid con-
denser. The grid leaks value
should be approximately one meg
ohm and the grid condenser should
have a capacity of about O0025
microfarads. Since all detector
tubes have different characteristics
you will have 10 experiment TO find
out the value of your grid leak ana
the capacity Of condenser best suited
for tho tube used.
No. 5-Vacuum tube and socket.
No. 6-Rheostat controlling the
flament current from a six-voIt
storage battery.
No Head phones which should
be of high Ohmage resistance.
No. Small fixed condenser.
No. "a % 1-2-volt 81 battery
marked for the positive and the
negative
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-06

confession. page by page. Then
came the clink Of handouts Hous-
ton Strengthened. 10 find a short
bulky form beside him. Henry Black
burn.
'Wen?" questioned that person
81 guess it's up to me. IL haven't
got much chance against that"
What do you mean
simply this and the bulky
Blackburn drew a nervous, sweat
ing hand across his brow. Il amt
above dealing with crooks. III ad-
NIT that. But l kind OF draw the
line at murder. I'm in your hands
Houston. I've got a mill up there
and it amt worth the powder to
blow il up-tO me, anyway But
with you. it's different If you want
TO make me a fair offer, say the
word. and III go more than half
way. What say?'
rs tomorrow time enough q"
"TOmOrrow-or the next day.
Suits me-"
Then he went on. leaving only
three figures in the lobby-the bent
silent form of Batiste Renaud,
grave. but rewarded at last in his
faithful search; the radiant-eyed
Houston, free with freedom
that ne hardly believed could exist.
and a girl who walked TO the win
dow and stood looking out moment
before she turned TO him. Then i'm
petuously she faced him, her eyes
searching his, her hands tigh-
clasped. her whole being one Of sup
pHcation.
I'm sorry" she begged. Can
you-will you forgive me2"
Boyishly Barry Houston reached
forward and. drew away a strand OF
hair hat had strayed from place
spirit Of venture in his manner.
a buOyant tone in his voice
Say it again. 1 like it,"
But l am-don't you believe
me?"
"Of course But then-I-I-"
Then he caught her hands will
you go with me while I telegraph p"
he asked in sudden earnestness. Il
want TO wire-to the papers back IN
Boston and tell them that I've been
vindicated VIII you"
III be glad to-
They went out the door together.
Houston beaming happily downward
me girl close beside him. her arm
in his. And il was then that the
features of 'tiste Renaud lost their
eravity and sorrow He looked af-
ter them. his eyes soft and con-
tented. Then his big hands parted
slowly. His lips broke into a smile
Of radiant happiness.
(THE END)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-06
OIL CONCERNS OF
j. S. And BRITAIN
FIGHT FOR RULE
American Agents Seek to
Check Foreign Control of
Great Russ Fields.

LONDON. May behind the
maneuvers ri the gigantic on inter-
ests. which are agit3un. the British
foreisu office today. "a great battle Is
being Waged 10y British and Ameri-
can concerns for world supremacy
In the petroleum industry.
Officials OF the foreign Office stat
ed THAI they had no reported oil
agreement which was alleged &C.
have been signed by the Russians
and representatives of the British
oil interests. az genoa. The gov
eminent 1t was pointed out, would
be the first TO protest against such
compact because Premier Lloyd
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-06
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