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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-10-31
ABDICATION SULTAN
5 OUT OF QUESTION

CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 81-The
abdication OF the sultan is temporar-
i.y out of the question A truce has
been arranged with the nationa'ists
whereby his status is held in abey-
ance until the conclusion OF peace
in the near future, says the chief
Of staff of the nauonalists.
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NUSSOLINI IS
IN Charge Of
new CABINET
DemObiIizatiOn Ordered and
Soldiers are Returning to
Their Homes

ROME, Oct. 31-Benito Mussolint,
the fascist head of Ualys new
government. with his cabinet was
received by the king today and took
the oath of office. Fascist com
manders ordered demobi.Ization Of
the fascist which are to leave for
their homes after a patriotic proces.
sion tonight
The situation is normal and pub
lie opinion enthusiastic
Twelve were killed yesterday in
clashes between the fascist and
the communists during the fascist
demonstrations in the w0rkingmen's
quarter of Rome.
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NEAR EAST WORKER IS
KILLED IN TURKEY

NEW YORK, Oct. S1.-Murder by
bandits is reported near Aleppo'
Syria, of James Lester Wright OF
Waukesha, Wis. Wright, a Near
East worker. was in charge OF one
thousand Armenian orphans being
taken from Harpott. Turkey to
Aleppo. The message did not say
whether the children escaped.
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COMMUNISTS PROPOSING
WORLDWIDE REVOLUTION

PETRoGRAD, Oct. 31.-A propos-
al for unifying program of the
communistic parties throughout the
world will come before the third in
ternational convention to be held on
Nov. 4. worldwide revolution will
be the chief topic.
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KOREAN POPULATION
SHOWS AN INCREASE

SEOUL, Korea, oc;. 31-The
population of Korea at the end of
August was 17452,61S, including
367.61S Japanese and 25,952 foreign
ers, including Chinese.
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LIQUOR LICENSING
PLAN OF AUSTRALIANS

SYDNEY, N. S. w, Oct. 31.-Lf
ouor traffic notifications, in the
shape of an amended licensing bill,
may be introduced in western Aus
tralia as the result of commissions
inquiry into the question.
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CRUSHED TO DEATH

CASPER. WyO, Oct. Sl.-Three
men were crushed to death and two
uora injured when lumber shifted on
a railroad car on which they were
beating their way.
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NOTED DIVINE DEAD

,,a gNDoN !, Oct. S1.-Father Bern.
ns,. 'ausan, one of the most prom.
b,o,s. 'saaits in the world, and a
s,ss e,neF Of the late Cardinal Paughan,
Slsa here today.
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THREE MEN KILLED

MONROE. La, Oct 81-Three
men were killed in an explosion
at the plant of the Atlas Oil COM
pany.
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THE WEATHER

!, v eai observer United States ,
+. Weather bureau.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-11-01

country Papers Being Held Up.
The postofTice department at
Washington have established thru
out the country certain terminal
offices TO which the weekly pap
ers are sent instead of being
worked on the railway mail trains.
The result = 'h'-'.''' 90 80 ''ai"'',
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-11-01
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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-11-01

Mrs. ii. j. Oberholtzer enter
fained a few of her lady friends
ht a Halloween party last eve
hing. Mrs. David Seward receiv-
FL highest honors as the most
popular lady of the evening.
Games and Halloween stunts were
ndulped in, likewise a lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Marlowe
also entertained a party of friends
on the occasion of a Halloween
celebration at their home on the
north side last evening. The US
ual Hallow cen stunts were car
ried out by the guests. followed
by a light lunch.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03

f. Ostrich fan in black and evening shades 59o
2. Gold lace fan gold decorated black sticks lLoO
J. Brown taupe or black striped chiffon velvet bag oOO
4. Black novelty silk bag with higree frame o'12
Girls natural pOngee paamas. II to lS years o.1o
Brushed brown and orange gray and ccpen lOOO
z. Pink blue, silk moccasins, s1es to year I!OV
Comb sapphires rubies or eneraid o-1o
O NJ 800 or ,-rIe 1900. dressing gown 1850
10 Roly.PoIy nd-decorated celIulOd rattle I-oo
Pink, copen black quilted satin slippers L.oo
H. 14in string of indestructitAe pearls, boxed 3OO
New-York tribune., 1922-12-03

n IambSkin sIippers women's sizes. o'Lo
IA Flesh or orchid rAdum silk nightecwn o.So
1s Pink or blue blanket robe to years -
* Peasant embroidered voie Dress to years DIV
H. white artificial gardenia to wear on her iur to
10 Plaid sweater gray blue. black with red or gree" ieo
10 Mems brown leather slippers T'NO
10 rue Jacket blue gray brown. plaid backed INV
c,u,Is hair sweater striped 'front.' for men lZ5o
=. 1;r,, focv striped skating SET brushed wool oUO
., Bows, black rubber coats. to IL years 'o0
, 1922-06-23

Another signal Overhead changed,
~Gos'
IKE a bolt new tho arrangement
overhead, a long torpedo-lke affair II
aluminium. with and pontoons
for all the world like the hydroaero-
PLACE on which they were.
II was nying. with the buzz OF q
hornct.
| Dick pressed a Lover. II swung IN
its flight
The principle OF the thing Is that
uza HertdAn n to actuate relays
on the radiopiane-that N. I send q
child with a message The grown man
through the relay. 90 TO speak. doe,
the work So. you sec, I can sit her
and send my little David anywhere u
strike down Goliathr-
In the sunset vario on the Rae
chantes must have =en ~ sonsed 20
for he knew something OF Dicks work
He changed his course. Instantly
EDick pulled a lover and the r,diopians
changed It's course by exactly the SAINT
degree It was like a conscience pur
suing.
AuEy t0ulu uuL 30 NATto CSIl1t Nhf
man at the wheel. He had his rcvol
yer. whether TO intimidate h man Of
not. could not DO determined As the
hornet swooped straight at him. how
ever. he fired once twice. three times
at Il. No Fundamentally OF Varfo's
could stop thai thing. He seemed &c
raiiEe It. For an instant he hesitated
then quickly turned the gun on him
J self-and fired-
I As vario Eank 10 tho deck. Garriek
norvcd himself for tho explosion OF the
~radioplane. To his amanement the lit
tie thing circied Ike a WASP, turned.
and started bark.
They'll stand by. now" inutternd
Dick mot q reason IN the world Their
to send hat little trcasuer ship te
Davy Jonesr"
II was late and dark when the "Bac.
chante" limped up and cast anchor of
the Seaviiio wireless station. towing
Defoe's radioplane and its mother,
fiyfnE boat
Nita Walden had been sitting for
hours In her car By the beach in front
Of the station. her eyes ginssy. staring
over tho waters. She was shivering
with fear. "wm they never como
baek7 oh. Ruth. Ruth. Ruth!-
Suddenly she saw n slim, dripping
ngure OF a girl running up the beach.
She winked. stared harder. MY Ruth
at lastr' She pulled tho curly head
down 20 her and sobbed. ~joyousty.
"And she's promised to revise the
ceremony-and put the wort obey
hack arnin-cnfy 1 don't expect her
TO do itr'
Through her tears and h~yzterfcal
sobs Mia Walden saw Dick and Gar
rick Just behind him She opened he-
! arms n drew Dick toward herseli
n Ruth.
ct suppose I may have the Job Of
, 1922-06-23

ing for him quietly" He nodded
off into the ais.
They've n twenty-minute start
shouted Garrick. adjusting his head
gear in the rush OF air. Thank
heaven for the light What a sunset
Dick few by his compass in the di.
reeton the Astra man had indicated.
then began a series % ever widening
horizontal loopA u DECREASED his dI.
rect distance. but II enabled him to
cover = wider range IN case vaxio had
turned tho course Of the "Ranrhante'
when be got cut OF sight OF land Fast
as the scout cruiser was IL could no,
oompete With him for speed. Garriek.
with his y glued to q glass with
splendid German lenses. swept the
sea-
They had not been Tying ten min,
utes in this fashion and Dick wa.
considering he turn on tho southern.
most ewing OF the loop when Garrtk
shouted above h rush Of air, and
pointed ahead. further south.
Dick depressed his altitude and
they swung along until shortly with
the naked y could be made out q
boat which was without doubt the
"Bacohhnte." far out to sea
As they watched n. (. deliberately
turned and headed back. toward them,
Garrick trained tho glass toward Il.
What did It meant
BY heayenF- he exclaimed whats
that spcck between us and himT Car
II be someone-svimmingf Ny God
it is-iti is RUTH
Could II be thai Ruth had seen and
taken n last long chance. that she had
gone overheard. risking everything on
a Marathon swim. at that hour. with
mot a chance in a million OF making
the shore?
As the radioplane came nearer the
water and nearer tho struggling swim.
NOR II became evident that the race
between the plane and the cruiser was
a losing ono for the cruiser.
Here. Guy, take this plane In
take the radioT'
Garrick seized the other of the
double set of controls. A moment
later he had TAXED in spray and was
rocking and pitching only n few feet
from the swimmer. II vas ticklish
business but he unanswered until he
was able to swing about Fortunately
tho sea was comparatively calm. As
for Ruth. she was still fresh. Her
longdistance swimming counted now
In the balance for her life.
As Garrick. with a final effoI. with
Dick. dragged her aboard. she almost
collapsed in Dicks arms.
Take care Of her. Guy. for a min.
utter Dick turned TO his radio appa-
ratus and as he did 80 Garrick saw
that the "Bacchante." long before WINS
going away at top speed. "There,''
Dick swung a switch. A little ligh
glaamed overhead. He swung another
, 1922-06-23

Jack listened as II il wa thu elznk-
ing Of a chair. He Wal AFRAID Of Car
rick Then that hroa6eastet poison
pen message. First vario had al
lowed % get Ruth into a dangerous
position at the Blnnacle from which
he rescued her n played the hero.
rhen this eppement story. to eompro-
mise her. But he had you right
where he wanted you How. The
bisamy charge. OF course-'
Rae was now blazing. she might
battle Jack No one else could she
would perjure her little soul but shs
would Tight him clear.
"Do you know the conclusive
thing!- Garrick turned To Dick 'sTha,
postcard about last night at the Radio
Central told me something. How did
my alarm fan7 You know, Dick.
there's a zsftch between the studio
room and the actual sending apparat
us upslaIrs-not that switch We saw
before Us. but another. They use II
Whenever anyone broadcasting trs.
to put over . bit Of adverttsing OF
ehar<nery or n the singer or speaker
is rotten, swing the switch and put on
a phouograph Of somsthtng. \ mil
lion explanations will do. later. The
point Is that no learned that I wa,
tbero, found out what I was doinr
and chofed II off-thereby bstrayins
himself He has been under cover
ever znos n this ID the first fnfor
nation I've had of him al day-al
though. without letting Dick or any,
ma a11A Eaa- 49, .-- -
private detectives and the police look
ing for him Quuietfy." He nodded
over toward one Of the Astra mer
with the policeman in the crovd whom
Dick had not scen. Then to the man
How long before we came did you
get these pcopleT"
Not ten minutes. sdr."
"And the Bzochanta-' vssch way
did Il hesdT'
He must have got n motorboai
somewhere; put out to II the minute 4,
hove N sight then sent these people
ashore after n fight or something. ]
shouid say II headed southeast-by
east
-Cume-Dfck.-
Just n second. Guy. whose hat
was IT. Rae. that held the Jewels a,
Gerard'st'
Mine, OF oourse.- Defiantly.
And what was in the tower with
the ~searchlight at Gerard's that
nightf"
Ruth and Glenn" This was spite
full. we threatened them. But II
was the last time"
and why were the Walden pearls
.~returned7"
TT vas his idea, vario's-to involve
hor. tie her up tighter. 80 she wouldn't
dare squeal-"
They Jumped into the motorboat and
a few minutes later the vhirring OF
the propeflers and the gorgeous cut.
, 1922-06-23

IPING FIGURE OF A GIRL RUN.
MING UP TILE BEACH
'piratcsi They plundered their pals,
I've read. Wei SO did this beast-and
he carried off a girl. too. a ten-million
dollar prize,"
Garrick shot question otter ques.
tion. why the Bacchante' was o
floating treasure house-the Jewels Of
the Gerard robbery. the Parr jewels
the stuff from n score of others.
There was money. oh. I don't know
how much, the profits Of the bootleg
scheme. of looting wine CELLARS all
Mack swore ms he thought OF the mas
sed wealth from which he had bean
"defrauded-"
"fwhy was the Bacchante' hervr"
demanded Garrick.
TO take him off: he came across
by car from the Radio Central. as
soon as he got mo-damn himi-with
tho boat into the open ocean. safe
Professor vario, of course.''
Professor vario!' echoed Dick In
amusement.
Yes, Professor vario. head of the
biggest gang of bootleggers. black
'mailers and drezs-suit yeggman !
guess you ever heard Of Yeh-
Georges was thu fellow pulled sem In:
Brock was tho roushneck-Rae and I
were the -decoys-Ruth. vira, Glenn
and the others were their cover. Damn
his eyesy'
"But-the robberies7 queried Dick.
Doesn't IL explain tho rpbberies7
To amass a small fortune. of course.
That guy was born money-hungry-
and girl-crazyi I know his game. He
dragged me into his dirty work-fool
that / was-then he expected all the
time to como along al the right lime,
posing as a hero to Ruth. rescuing her
from me- Then to Bermuda, the Ba-
hapas. Martinique. anywhere don't
know. Only 1 do know now that
'Vario intended all along to marry that
get ten-million?'
Explain" echoed Garrick. "It ex-
plains a lot of things. Fo instance.
at the Binnacle. what really hap
pened was that you, Jack. double
crossed Vario and tried to get away
with Ruth yourself, and he caught
chance to play hero eh?' Curtis nod.
ded sullenly. "And the night of the
dictagraph- With his wave meter.
Vario discovered It. found that all
his secrets were being spilled in the air
and damned in on he dictagraph wave
length
, 1922-06-23
Of Wireless
b Arthur B REEVE
GO. ia s-r..hl

reomingi I hear his engine Oh. b0yr'
out OF the room abe new.
Vira and Glenn came IN the road
The story was repeated Dick return
ed TO his radioplane; Garrick TO stft.
ing crank reports of the whereabouts
OF h fast cruiser.
"vira," said Glenn ardently, the
moment they were alone, IT won't
take NO this ttme-nor sven watt I"
Vim biushed- Just as soon as we
set Ruthie."
Here's h first report MAT I place
any confidence IN" shouted Garr4ck
In a tons that could be heard ali over
the bosfhouse- Its from; a freiehter
Just off seaviile-stghted a boat an.
svering the description Of the .Bac.
ehante' putting into the Great South
Bay
THAT checks up with Ruth's Fire
Inland messageF' called Dick from be
low. The 'Bacchante' must have
rounded the Island. I guezs she could
she's n s enough"
"How's the work coming on. Dick7'
shouted Garnck. all Energy now with
the first wireless clue sfIt1i be twf.
light In an hour. Can you hurry 1t
upr'
IAN ready now. I've be,n all
dressed up with nowhere to 70 for
fifteen minuesr' call back Dick from
below.
The swung open tho doors and ran
the radiophane Gown the skidway,
called back to Mckay to drive Mrs.
Walden across tho Island to Seavlle.
The roAt0nhanA afr-r,lr Nr%A -r4& -
of tho harbor, tho ~staccato whirr of
The WI ~propellors ros to n screech.
They were Off In n cloud Of spray,
|loaping lightly from the surface to
the air. and waving a gay goodby as
Mia clasped her hands as IL In prayer
and Vira drew close TO Glenn.
Tho flight to Seavflle was only q
matter OF minutes for there was no
time TO lose before darkness.
At Seville n hasty survey disclosed
10 sign of tho sBacchante' but there
was a tremendous crowd down on n
bulf,head and they could see them
waving n near their shouts. Dick
brought tho radiophane down TO the
water and a couple Of small motor
boats put out.
'we've got that Curtis and the
|1arue girlr' shouted n man with a big
brass star Of tho local police force
on his chest
Dick glanced at Garrick. Anchor
here. We must take the time. We
must give them the third degree"
i Curtis was sour; Rae nervously
triumphant. They Ind been deserted.
put ashore. double-crossed. Was It
possible that they. too. zero merely
tools of thee man-at-the-top7 Who was
It then? Georges had been eliminated
and was in iaii with his mounth
sealed. Brock vas out of the way. a
lonely prisoner ready to turn states
evidence TO save his miserable hide.
Who, then? Where was Ruth?
In spite of her capture, Rae looked
happier than she. had been for days.
She was holding on Il Jacks arm
with the air of possession that seemed
TO compensate for everything. Curtis
did not look so pleased. He was
thinking OF the vanished fortune and
the frolics he saw glimmering away in
the past.
Suddenly Rae shook his arm.
"Dreaming of those hussies Jack,
you're mine-I can't let anyone have
you-even when I'm playing <he game.
These damsels rave ditched usi We
might better have stayed in our own
class. There's good pickings In the
Lord knows what will ham
, 1922-06-23

pen new. Here's that Garrick-and
Dick ! could tear the eye- out Of
he whole smart bunch especially
Ruth Walden / never trusted her
she's too smartf'
As uarrick and Dick came up. Cur
us had hts cue from Rae A clean
breast was the next best thing 10 a
clean getaway.
Talk about Kidd and Morgan and
rBlackbeau. he exclaimed in anxi-
Gus disgust They were plker
, 1922-06-23

oetecuvs watching the wedding pres
.entsF laughed Garrick-
Really. mother. Guy saved me-
you might ssy-on wings Of wfreiezr'
Mia Walden spread her arms far
Their, caught Garuek'~ coat. drew him
over. a. tho tears trickled down her
face and planted a kiss on his cheek
oarriek took her arm. "sNIta. for
your sake A. well a. Ruth's, come into
the station We ought TO broadcast
, 1922-06-23

the truth They'll tx Up n little bite
70 cat too-maybe 4 toastr'
He glanced over Al Dick. as Ruth
struggled away from his lips
May I-may r-hrcadcast our an
nouneement. Ruth pA-aded DIX
Ruth SAIL back in his arms. "Tes
|. Dick - IN ten tho
woTidr-
THE ENm
, 1922-06-23
ned From Our Last Izsur9
CHAPTER XII
I'LL TELL THE WORLD!


~ thE WOf~LD!
~IRRrrr ---S
-
NJ ~ ep' lhe BAG
Within n few min
utes he had the Radio Central, the
New York police wireless station. al
tho big private n-roadcasting stations,
even Defoc's apparatus in the boat,
house sending out periodical signals
OF alarm He had turned tho radio
world verttabiy upside down IN tho
search
Forenoon l~engtbsned into aftenoon.
Dick worked fsverishly tuning up ts
Defoe telautomatic hydroaeroplane.
eth. 4. ma NJ the nw.- -.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES he r.-,,~LA. :.
C.rIck watched
.r.,.----.--
another lame There In something
i ant acre saieay' upstairs. turning
switches. pressing buttona. depressing
LEVERS Ten miles away a vehicle. an
rine ooeys me-
1t may carry enough OF the latest
and most modern explosive that after
ploded 10 rival b worst Of earth
goes where 1 direct It II cxplodes
wipes OH the fane OF n earth any
thing Ihnt WNnt Annihtl0fAd ThnfFa
telaufomancsl'
Garr1ck regarded~his mend with
genuine Ammunition II won't SO into
my radio-combinator, my teleeommu-
ranm. my auoion relay n all the
rest" went on DICK You see ] have
letters on b keys OF tho radio com
b~fnator--tor ward. back. start propeller
motor. stop propeller motor. rudder
right, rudder left. b angles. light sig.
mails forward and AIT. and all h rest.
It's really elaye contact Tho ma
chinery is always ready. but 1t delays
until the right, seiectfve impulse Is
given And I a advantage OF the
delay to have the messageeignal re
peated back tome, to check mp on IT."
Vira' back!'
IL was Nita Walden in her car with
Mckay before the aboratory- "she
>called me from southoid; i went over
n met her train on ne main line
And I've rough her here first Guy.
telephone to Glenn 1 know how n
ious the ooy Is.
'sut how! what or RuthF' quer'
leo DICK.
ASK Vfra- She has come to tell
you an she Knows. l made her.
These youngsters are getting tone
down. Maybe Ruth VIII listen to
reason when she gets back. oh. II
only had her9
III say that o cried DICK.
TEL U.S. Vira-
well, you see, We found n duck
boat IN the hold' n boat Tor one. one
OF US could get off Ruth made the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IT. IT had
10 be donc ! a second. she made me
so-eVen wheh Iousnt her 70 suaS-
Dick grasped Mia Waiden's hand
in emotion 1t was a splendid piece
or heroism or Ruth.
Don't sec! explained VIM.
talking last as she poured out what
n knew "The JIG was up Ior the
sang. All they wanted was 10 make
clean getaway, take oil the oewciry
and the money. They waited INT
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-06-06
it 5#E#HHEIH#HHEzaHzE q
a BIBLE THOUGHT I
81 I FOR TODAY
Bible Thoughts nernorizad, win prove a
priceless heritage in after years. E

Tuesday
A MORNING PRAYER:-Create in
me clean heart. o God; and renew
right spirit within me.--Psalm 81: l0.
Wednesday
SURE GUIDANCE:-In all thy
ways acknowledge him, and he shall
direct thy paths.-Proverbs $50.
Thursday
SAFE FROM ALL EVIL:-The Lord
shall preserve thee from all evil: he
shall preserve thy. ,soul.-Psalm l2l:T.
Friday
DEATH OR FE:-To be carnally
minded is death; but to be spiritually
minded is life and peace.-Romans
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!, Saturday ~
THE Supreme RULER:-Exalt
We the Lord our God. and worship at
his footstool; for he is holy'-Psalm
99:5.
Sunday
A MORNING PRAYER:-Create in
me a Gle 4n heart, o God; and renew
right spirit within me.-Psalm 51:lo.
Monday
THE WAY TO PEACE:-Acquaint
now thyself with him, and be at peace:
thereby good shall come unto thee
Job 22:21. q