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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-29

Thomas Cox, the suspended chief of police,
cast reflections upon the official integrity OF
every man in his department when he charged
that they had for six months been refusing to
cooperate with him in closing the disorderly
houses and gambling resorts of Rock Island.
The people, the friends of these policemen, are
insisting that they be afforded an opportunity
to be heard, not in secret, but in public. -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-29

Commissioners Martin T. Rudsren and John
Marrin have shown themselves men who are
not afraid to incur the Shiny. attacks Of the
Rock Island vice vsltures. And these two COM
mtssioners very likely will in future be more
substantially convinced Of the correctness of
their position
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-29

The Argus is proud that 1t has been able to
convince the goed people Of Rock Island that it
Is not an asserting factor in the present man
tpulations at IL city hall. The Argus il also
proud to number among those who sustain its
course Commissioners Martin T. Rudsren and
John MurFin.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-29

City Attorney Scott advised the new police
board members that they should not be swayed
BY any particular element OF the eitiHenship.
The ousted members Of that board dared to act
contrary to the wishes Of such an element and
they were summarily separated from their
oocial berths.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-29

/. Rock Island, The Argus contidentially be-
lisves. is today freer from public vice than it
has been for years. But you have no assurance
OF the psrmanency of this desirable condition
% long as the vice .yultures' ring retains its
hold ON ofiicialdom. Remember. Mr., Good Cit
tssn. you have forced your officials to do some
thing that they did not want to do when they
clcced the vice dens Of Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-29

Z Rock island may be clean. but it is just as
unsafe % It ever vas. and will remain 20 just
a. long ~ the vice vultures are permitted to
carry concealed weapons. You'd be arrested
for doing the same thing.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-29

Rock Island 10 pretty clean today, but the
vice vultuFes are still in our midst. - dirty
and dangerous ~ they ever we're, simply wait
Ing for IN opportunity to resume their under
world traihoking Don't overlook this fact.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-29
TURK WAR CAUSES
SHORTAGE OF FIGS

Washington, Sept, a9.-A short
age af figs is threatened by the war
in the near east. according TO a re-
port to the commerce department.
from Commercial Attache R. o.
! Hall ct Athena
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-29

II the police had ordered a search of the
spectators at last nights meeting at the city
hall more than likely they would have gathered
a fine collection of guns from the hips of the
Rock Island vice vultuFes. -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-29

1t vas mot the general understanding that
The Argus was to be placed on trial before the
board or police commissioners at the city hall
last night. The public had supposed that the
suspended chief of police, Mr.. Coz. was to be
given an opportunity to defend charges that he
has lost coatrol Of ths Msn Of his department,
a condition. il true. impevils the safety Of the
citizenship.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-29

Despite the manifest purpose Of the city ad-
pfnistration and its political intimates to keep
from the public detailed record, OF future
meetings of the board Of police and fire COM
nissioners. The Argus, representing the tax
payers Of Rock Island. will endeavor to assert
IL fall legal rights TO provide that information
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-29
NEW AM6TRRnAM.
RADIO.

The air mail services Is radio stations are
now handling 100000 words year by wire
less. The cost is less than q cent word,
For about $4,000 radio gives the postoffice
the same service that would cost $50 900 by
leased wire.
Radio can never 60 backward 1t is too
economical.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-29

City Attorney J. X. saalt Is disDlsesed With
the publication in The Argus Of his pledge to
suppssss vice conditisas - Rock Islsad. Il il
IossihIa that the city sttovnsy did not mean
what he said on Aug. when he Joined with
Sheriff uoha Millsr IN promising that when
they got through the decent citizenship 81 Rock
Island wenld NO longer have any reason to
complain Of the moral atmosphere Of their
city!
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-29

DO you suppose Rock Island today would
b. - clean ~ City Attorney Scott admits that
II is had The Argus been cowed by the threats
md villidcatiops Of the vice vultures! You
know that it wouldn't
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-29

The people Of Rock Island are demanding
that their government be directed from the city
hall and not fyom the Foost Of the vice vul-
lures.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-29

Your mplher's good name will bs safe from
psblic villincation when the reign Of the Rock
Island vice vultures is brought 70 IN end.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-29
WHO killed Bin 0aheis

The armed members Of the Rock Island vios
svvlfures' ring attended last nights session Of
thesnew police board. Dill you?
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-29

less to attempt to cure such habits
without the earnest coopefttfon o.
the addict himself. l have no t01
bacco cure for any one, but ! am
glad to send helpful suggestions 70
any tobacco user who wishes 10
write to me and ask me to help him
overcome the habit. Don't ask TOR
my tobacco cure, just tell nae what
habit you have and for how long
you've had itaud what you want to
quit for. And that will do.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
CITY Life and Country Life.
How often. do you consider 1t
necessary for the average person,
living in the city, to battle in order
to keep the skin In good condition
Mrs. NJ. A..
Answer-City jewellers must have
more frequent body. washes than
country dwellers: the smoke and
dust and CRIME of the city soil the
body. So far as the condition of
the skin is concerned, the less bath
ing the better the condition.
mean the less bathing with soap
and water. The CRIME and dirt OF
civilization must be washed off, Of
course: as often as every week. for
some persons. Clothing prevents
natural cleansing of the body by
evaporation of the sweat and by the
disinfection, oxidation and deodor-
izing of body excretions by the air,
and sunlight. So that the more
clothing we wear the more fire.
uuently must we wash the body; on
very dirty cases as often as every
day.
The Child's Afternoon Nap
Should a child aged 4 years be
made to sleep in the daytime If she
remains in the room two hours
without sleeping, and only frets and
feels cross the rest Of the day.
Mrs. l.. B. l..
Answer-Every normal yeungster
under the age of 2 ought to be
treated to q nice nap, an hour In
duration after midday meal each
day. If the child is not accustomed
to taking this tonic, you must ex-
ercise some patience, but more
perseverance, in training her into
the habit. You can't make a child
sleep, but you can make her go to
beddy for an hour. If you stick to
the program for three or four days
inflexibly but gently, the child will
learn to nap, all right. And it is a
valuable aid in building health in
childhood. .
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-29
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n6lore peGhibittea thero vase IA hoeee~
eupa sfnnt1tnfions scattered Osoy t1e eQuDfvy,
m ~ II haye eona nnt n hueioeee,
Tia nld-tima saopse~ il ! y1niahing ipati-
tuition 10 dfiuk-curo q checktl4 ont with
n1i.ir hecanse the drunkard Who suxzles the
stun that Is served nowadays Gats 70 the uhdess
|tAtep bslege lgether Meal, Cold, kepley and
esslls 90 taslv seeE. l0F aim.
DO04LE638DA
-. sh..t,.~-.r., e,rh ma,hefB IN Nav
v..L .,tv 1879 hcsch i. di.nenssd in case lots
= ~ Sin ,osas. woves from its old loeatiep on
W.i 49, nsIrd - scmavhere IN the vicinity
- 1.".;;- 800 49, Ecvtie4h n.w slsuths
.ra .ssIt.-S ~. .rsct address.
hooti..1sr ~ veat virginia nil town
49, 80 = sr,st.,, th.t ,r.A. 4 nrnscessarv
lor n.r ~ n.y. 49, ~ .,,o .rsto,r.. hrv to snS
al urn ne IL. n' 49,. IT, cr.to,rer .ntor.ti-
sell one DacA' to.i.s.e LIZ rsv.nue os,sc.- or
cary DeIan 49, re courts thouyht ether.
n ws. % nc '"o""
my,
Direct taxatlon Dy oncle sam nov 4ssaasss
$3.50 a year for eacn person IN tns Seu9 ~ =
AZ that. we are eetuns On cnespy. ns -. 80 -
,shman yeay go 40 O"
the FTenchmAns |eo.Ve. IA.
Inc German sets wv VIE stAo 49,,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-29
Argus information Bureau


Frederic Hacks. Director Washnso G Give uI name !,
individual No attention VIII
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-29

mt on this vital subject.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-06-16
EPSIE

EPSIE. June 1.-THE horse roundup
lie in fine swing now, starting on
Pumpkin creek.
The young grasshoppers are snow
ing up pretty thick. but not causing
any great alarm.
Mrs. L. H. Trowbridge and Mrs. Earl
Trowbridge accompanied Sam orr
and wife hcme and will visit a few
days with them.
Ben Cutlip was over from Vol
creek Tuesday and transacted bust
ness at Epsie.
Joe Lewis, the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. B. Lewis of Broadus, is visit
ing at Epsie.
B. NJ. r. Knutson left for Miles City
Monday On business.
Mrs. James Elliott left Monday fol
Miles City where she will visit TOR q
few weeks.
Charles Jesse was business visitor
in this vicinity Thursday.
Marvin Harris of Selway visited B
NJ. r. Knutson and wife last week.
Sam Dorr and wife were up from
the lower Mizpah and visited at Epsi'
last week.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-06-16

much improve0 u heath.
The stomach regulates the cendit'en
|cf the bleed ~ u H. fountain hea1
20 health or disease. Oct your stom-
|ach rieht W taxing Tanaac. q A. Holt.
Broadus.
Alice Craw entertained . number 81
her playmates Ut . birthday party SAt-
urday Afternoon.
Mr.. and Nra Frank Ross vent se
Miles City Monday where Mrs, Koss
will attend summer school, $Ae wfh
teach in Broadus next year
J. ". Eddlemsn aaA WillaaR gssaa<
OF Epsie were In town NcaAAN.
Prepared prairie dec l~ss may ns
procured 1t the Cxaminer eastse, Fhs
bait comes In 1ejpound AAe&s and sse'fss
At safe at the rate & ~ CENTS = scssssssS
A Children's day prex-am ~sss r'ss,r-
dered By the Sunday seH>N S,sssttsS
morning and vas SssA s'tscss,sssiss''se
and interesting. On Accenns al HsnIs,-
ness the Sunday &cAcn NWnR Nssss
postponed. The ckstas~M eNynsseS /.
treat however WAsM Hrs j. -. WI
liiams. the Sunday scAon, sssnsr,isssshss'
emit. provided eace ore with ah a;'s
cream cone.
J. Link Wilson in 4 r'sr driven ny
shorty Turle~, lesa Tor A1~saA ca
Monday morning.
:: Mrs. A. ". Heiaea who hss sy'en.
the past month waiting with relatives
and friends in Helena, IS expected
home tomorrow. and VIII be &ccage-
panied by her sister Miss Mildred
Burgess.
Mrs. c. :. Eine~l and Mrs n =
Wiley planned to motor to Miles CITY
| today.
County Attorney n A. Rnrsey WAS
in the western part Of the county
Wednesday on official business.
John Broaddua made final proof or
Wednesday before H. r. Straiton
clerk of the district court. us ne
| Henry Daily and Newman Daily az
| witnesses.
T. A. Cause from Boxelier creek
transacted business in town We'd
nesday.
| G. B. Traub from Moorhead transact.
ed business in town Tuesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Russell Of the
Bay Horse country were in town Wed.
nesday and left fer Olive where they
will visit with her parents, Mr.. anG
Mrs. H. NJ. Rowsey.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-06-16

Wnlian WIsaAam Tsrreta, 1hostana
picossf. rsssae1t ~ DraAa6Kbuse. IL
ths AortAsasteeA pertioa of rowaer
Aaver ceenty. Ge4 . J1t1Ay. Juns )
1884 - The - S1sVB year3 otter an
illness sxtsndine over g considerable
period.
Mr.. Terrett was born In Washington.
D. G.. on July -. 1sl7. He can. to
Montana a 1854 ana engaged IL tho
|stoskraising business ana va actively
identiaed with the early DEVELOPMENT
Of this section & the STATE.
Surviving him II his wifs. Pris<alla
CAN'T Richards: two .brothsss. A.
Hunter Tsrrett * VgashinetQa D. C.,
and Luther r. Terrstt Of Tosyth: three
sons, Price Of San Diego; Colvills D.
and Julian cf Brandenbure ana three
daughters. Nrs. Dloise II. Christian.
Miss Rosalie Terrett ana Mrs. 0eorgie
H. Fleming. Ill Of Bfandenburg.
Brief services were held at the
ranch on Sunday with the Rev. J. L.
Craig Of the Episcopal church Of Miles
City officiatin1. after which the body
was taken to Miles City whore funeral
services and 'nterment were held on
Monday.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-06-16
PEAn4oN-TnonAs.

A beautiful wedding was solemnised
1T the home az lrr. ana Mrs. Charles
Decker. 1905 Pearl street, Miles City.
Wednesday. Tame :. 1879. when Mss
Ashley Curtis Thomas Of Washington,
ID. C.. became the bride Of John VIII
liam PearscA .of Stacey. Rev.. r. d.
FORMED the, ceremony.
The romance Of the young couple be-
gan in Mclean. Va. their childhood
home. from which place the groom
came some years ago. The bride came
to Miles City recently from Washing
ton. D. c.. and the couple will reside
on the gfoom's ranch near Stacey
where the best wishes Ct their friends
SO with them for q long and happy
life.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-06-16
II lllne 1oNl!

Tuesday, June q. has been designat-
- - 0ood Hoeds AAy In proclama-
tion ~ 0ovefncf Dixon.
TAe Arst homegrown strawberries
q the ssAsoA were picked on Tuesday
~ Harry Iaan.
y. ". Powell and L d. Powell Of
Blade passed. through BroAdus Iues-
day On their way home from Nilss
NJ. and Mira A. b. Norris motored
e Miles City Monday where Mr.. Nor
Sis win have dental work done.
Robert Eccles motored to Miles City
sunday.
o. ". Cascn. G. ". Lovett. Mrs. Al
bert Force and daughter Yvonne mo-
tored to town. Tuesday from the Epsie
country.
A. +. Kelly and son Archie Of mp.
sie were In town the first Of the week
II. b. Mahcney was in town Monday
to make hnal proof on his additional
homestead. He was accompanied by
witnesses. H. D. Canon and Perry
Murphy, IN Of the Bay Horse country
Sven ewenson Ct Loesch was in
town Monday on business matters.
Gilbert Oakland was here from q, eat
Falls the first Of the week visiting
with his wife on their homestead be.
low Broadus on Powder river.
Miss Elizabeth Einsei. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. 8. Einsel, who ha,
attended school in San Francisco the
past year, II expected home tomorrow
The Broadus Cash Store on Tuesday
installed q large new refrigerator that
will be used for the preservation Of
fruits and vegetables.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Oslcond Of Kelle
Fourche were here this week. regis.
tered at the Powder River hotel.
o. c. Bement Of Miles City transact.
ed business in town the past week.
IL your appetite jaded? Is your ds.
gesticn poor? II so. Tanlac is vha
you need. 8. A. Holt. Broadus.
L. Hudson was in Broadus during
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Riggs Of Pinto
returned Sunday from a trip to Mile!
City
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kuhle Ct Kings
ley were in town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Funkenbuscl
were among the visitors in town dur
ing the week.
Contractor Bob Naney was EN-
pIOyed this week In some remOd alfnS
work at the home ct Hugo Camplin
June 20 is the final date for the "B'
picture puxzle contest.
J. D. Kipe of Boyes was here tn,
latter part Of the week.
E. L. Greene Of Ashland transa { tet
business in town a few days ago.
Don't let that miserable tired feel
ing become a habit. Get rid of it to
day by taking Tanlac. s. A. Holt
Broadus.
john W. Goring of Big Timber wa
in town the latter part of the week
He Is an experienced butcher and mar
ket man and was looking over the 10
cal field with a view to locating here
1t is said he has procured a lease OF
the Peterson building and will be her,
after the first of the month to engag,
In business. Broadus extends welcom
to Mr.. Goring.
Andy Jones Of Biddle transacte
business in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Hugo Camplin and daughters
Virginia and Ruth. will go to Mile
City today fer visit of few Gays
Leonard Riebe returned to Miles Cit
Monday after a few Gays visit witt
his wife on their homestead near here
Mrs. E. B. Serruys returned Sunda,
from Rochester. Mimi, looking YER
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-06-16

1nDoRHnAD. 1rne 1.-r>. ra,n !.
aoir~ von4ers - ~. cs..Nrv. hnt -
~ ecrrv ~ - 49, M 49, = rcr.
oaaerable damage has h1on done DUR
ing the past WoAk ~ lAii In this vi.
vanMy. -. nel leoe her nne gar.
oen ana even ne saeeofooh WAS ocat-
s.,s- - ~..ss'S ... c" -, -
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The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-06-16

30 many Of 10 pirate ana prattle
about '1iberty" and the right Of do.
ing - We like. what we like, when
few realise that after all, ana with.
out any reference to any theory Of
RELATIVELY" this world 10 just one i'm.
mense prison,-with certain Axed nat.
ural laws and regulations. - from
which no enc has AZ yet escaped with
his life. -
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-06-16
uArB OFFICIALS

sev~-ae-, .......... Joseph n. Dixca
s7svass SECRETARY 70 uovern1,rs;; .. 49,.
sseeseAAas Governor. Nelson story Sc.
sss s:s.sy S s ssaic: s$e;s s
Aa,ss.es General. =. .chas; 4 y s77tts .sfs,
STATE A00it0r. ..0eN =. 1Oreot
state Superintendent Of schoois: -.
..................:T Theodore Br4ntly
Associate Justices: w. L Holloway.
Chas- H. Cooper. Albert J. 0alon.
+. B. Reynolds.
Clerk Supreme Court. >. -. 7. Carroll
state Historical Librarian. .:.......
state Accountant. r; J; Lsmert
$40 Ensi Sr .................c. & HsiSS|
state Commissioner Agriculture AID
Publicity. .Cnae.C. O0vIl
state Fish and Game Warden. ......
.....;:....::.:..:;;:.c: A. Jackawas
tutlons' :..;,;: 49,. -; 49,. 0ln0s'
1>.eo.o.. =. ... . e. A. fhiiip,
State Veterinarian. ........N. J. Butler
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-06-16

After young folks git married. they
want to be careful to have Their tall
light lit, SOS not to be over-run by
relatives.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-06-16

Nowadays. when young gal grows
up. she has to have her dresses short
ened.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-06-16

One Of tn drawbacks to bein' famous
IL. you're apt to have . bum cigar
named after yru.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-07
COOL DAYS TO
Be ADVERTISED
Novel Scheme Arranged by
TranScontinentaI Roads

when II Is 30 or above IN popuious
Eastern centers. Seattle's cooler
weather will be constantly put be-
fore hundreds OF thousands OF pedes-
trians in the business section OF these
cities by novel weather chart in
stalled In city ticket offices OF trans
continental railroads serving Puget
Sound.
Attractive window posters 2ix36
inches bear various scenic views OF
Puget Sound and the mountains.
Beside the pictures are the words
Cool orr on Puget Sound" and below
are the words. Maximum tempera-
ture in Seattle yesterday. -" A
space coated with blackboard cover
ing enables the ticket agent back
East TO put up the maximum tenn
perature In Seattle as recorded in
the weather charts OF daily news.
papers.
These placards were put up in Chi.
cago. Milwaukee. st. Louis, Omaha,
Kansas City. Minneapolis. st. Paul.
Duluth, Columbus Ohio and Indian.
apolis. The Admiral line has also
put up these signs in its California
offices. particularly off the coast OF
California.
The first day that these placards
were displayed I'm the various parts
OF the country. comparative tempera.
lures Were: Denver. 90; Des Moines,
Sc: Boston, IS; Chicago. 90; Kansas
City. 81: Duluth. Of; indianapolis.
%: Columbus. 90; So. Louis. es; Min.
neapolis. 81; Sacramento, 100: Red
Bluff. Cal. 1i2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-07
OREGON HANGS
TWO PRISONERS
SIayers of Sheriff Are Sent
to GaIIoWS

SALEM. Ore. July 1.-Two men
paid with their lives on the gallows
here today for tho murder OF Sheriff
Til Taylor. umatilia county. in June.
1920. when they marched TO the scat
fold and went coolly 10 their doom
after again protesting their limo.
cencc.
John Rathie dropped thru the trap
III $40 and was pronounced dead 10
minutes later. A new rope was
strung and at $50 Elvie ID. Kirby
dropped. He died in ~ minutes.
Tho men were hanged after one OF
the most vigorous fights ever made
in this state for a convicted muir.
derer. Appeal after appeal has been
taken, the last recourse having been
the United States supreme court,
which refused TO review the case.
Tho last effort to save the men
came yesterday. when a writ OF
habeas corpus and an Injunction TO
prevent the hanging was sought In
federal court. but denied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-07
FREE SKATERS
HUNT VALERA f!
insurgents Captured In Big
Pursuit

DUBLIN. July 7. - Free State
troops carried tho bayonet into
nleaaingion today. smashing up and
capturing rebel hands. In q manhunt
for Ramon lie Valera.
Hundreds OF insurgents were
taken. but the former prenldent OF
the republic was not among them.
Machine gun baragen and bombs
were hurried against extremist pc.
nitsona AZ nieszingson. following a 70.
pert that Do Valera was leading the
rebels there.
Find DO Valera was the order
10 1000 Free state troops. derioyinF
Southern Irish hills against remain.
ing rebel bands today. following the
insurgenf CHIEFS defy 20 the pro-
vtsionai government IN the form Of
manifesto 20 the American people.
The former prenldrn, Of tire republic
declared civii war n on: that this dan
had been suppressed. and that
Collins heads q military dietatorshlp
backed ~ British artillery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-07

CHICAGO. July T.--~Jinxed for
seven years straight. Haunted BY a
hcodoo that has stripped me Of my
husbands 100000 fortune. has torn
away my faith In men. has left me
middie.ased. dlsliinsloned and dssti.
tute. All that - left Is a pawn ticket
and ti2 In my purse.
This Is the self told story Of Mrs
Kathryn Foraker. widowed daughter.
in.law OF the late Joseph n. Foraker,
OF Ohio.
II has eliminated in her suit for
ss5.eee damages against Herbert T..
Myers. Chicago coal merchant. who.
she charges. -victimsrea her ard beat
her publicly IN the street Myers do
Mos these charges.
The Nemesis pursuing me has az
onizcd my mind she says. Il tive
In constant terror. I'm constantly
Swallowed Telephone calls disturb
my sleep. Why. I do not know.
MY husband. Benson Foraker. r..
died In 1918. leaving me s1ooooo. An
agent was appointed 70 look after the
property. / signed papers as he told
me and later he informed me that he
had sold tho property without my