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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1922-03-18
CONSTABLE SALE.
Sullivan Owens vs.. W. J. Scott.
Fifth Ward Justice Court, Parish oil
st. Tammony, Louisiana.

Notice is hereby given that by
virtue of writ of feri facias issued
out of the Fifth Ward Justice Court
Of st. Tammany Parish, Louisiana,
in the above entitled and numbered
cause, and to me directed, I will
proceed to sell at public auction TO
the last and hihgest bidder, on
Saturday, March IS, 1922,
at Bush, Louisiana, at the store Of
W. w. Hays, where the Fifth Ward
Justice Court is held, between legal
hours for judicial sales, the follow
ing described property, to-Wit:
Five acres OF land in st. Tammany
Parish, Louisiana, in THE ne or OF
the ne or, section 80, tp 4 S, r 13 e,
being the north corner thereof. Be-
ing the same property formerly sold
by plaintiff to defendant on the 10th
day Of June, 1921, regularly record
ed in St. nammany parish, Lou
isiana.
Terms of Sale-Cash, with benefit
Of appraisement.
DAN HUNT,
fll-6t Constable.
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1922-03-18
SHERIFF" SALE.
No. 1858.

John T. Coney VS.. William Flicker
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-10
Receivers Memory
After Four Years

ST. PAUL. March io.--Frank q.
purwsrde. who disappeared from his
parents home In New York four
years aso while suffering from shell
shock. recovered hin memory In st.
Paul police court this week when con
fronted by his brother
Police had arrested him on .
vaErancy charge. His brother. O. v.
Durwaris. a Montana ranohsr. came
10 pay the fine Of ono Of his cow.
boys. Tho brothers bumped against
each other AZ the door. They stared
moment. then recognition came.
Frank became unnsrvod and nobb~d.
Later both boarded a train for the
East. Tho family had spent thou.
sands % dollars searching for the
war veteran
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-10
VOODOO DOCTOR
MODERN PONzI
Client Who Got Love Powder
Brings Suit

CHATTANOOGA. March ie.--ronzi
had nothing on J. J. Jones'. colored
voodoo doctor. who 10 defendant In
a suit for s23i brought By Ike Scott.
according 10 testimony. Scott claimed
70 have paid tho amount he seeks
TO recover TO tho voodoo. who In re-
turn was 20 locate his wife who had
eloped with another negro.
Scott told how he had received
love powder from the doctor" Of
darkroom scances. The voodoo. he
said. waved horseshoe over a clock
and the hands stopped at IL. This
called for sii. which was paid. II
was necessary to give the amount the
hands registered before tho spirits
would come They continued to reg.
lst~r tn the total was s25i. The
spirits never came. however. and
Scott's wife Is still missing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-10
GIRL, IS, EL0PES
WITH BOY OF "a
Are Caught After Spending
Week on Honeymoon

CHICAGO. March io.--Ann Marie
Rinear. ~ years. and her beau. Mer.
ton Burke. IA years. u syivanla.
Ohio. suburb of Cincinnati. were
on their eiopemcni for week. They
left their home on a brand new bl.
cycle that Merton had received for
Christmas. tho young miHa riding on
the handietsar-. by this method they
reached f1ndiAy. wherr Merton sold
bis bike for SIS. and then they trsvs
elrd To sadirvilic. Ky. by this time
tho papers had a story OF their die.
appearance with an accurate deecrip-
ton % the pair. and this was their
undosnw. They visited store to pur.
chase some food and the sforckreper
suspected them OF being the pair. he
measured them with a yardstiek and
then they gave up. lie turned them
over to deputy sheriff. who notified
IN. parents. They were put UP AZ
a private horne over night and the
following morning an auto with
AIMS uncle came and took them back
homa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-10
1rs H. v Denny Seattle Pioneer Ends Her Life in South
SAYS CASHIER
STORY FALSE
Wife Charges Plot by Insur-
ance Company

PORTLAND. March 10. - Mr..
Aaude E. Stewart. widow Of r. I.
Stewart. missing Keiso bank cashier
who was believed 20 have drowned
himself a year ago in tho Columbia
river near Kalams. wash. today de-.
clared reports that her husband =
been seen In California and Hsxf1-
were further efforts on the part Of
insurance companies 20 rob ber Of
what was r1ghtfuily hers
Mr.. Stewart arrived In Portland
last night after a gfay IN Idaho.
She says she has been watched con-
SANITY since the disappearancs Of
her husband a year ago
AccordinR 70 reports from Kaianna.
attorneys there claim 10 have estab-
Hshed the fact that Stewart Is living
in Mexico, and n not dead as hts
wife claims. Tho suit 10 withhold
payment Of the life insurance starts
in Tacoma April 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-10
MAIL
LOSS BATTLES
inspectors Fail to Find Glue
10 Missing Money

with few clues in which they
could place any degree OF eredenee.
Seattle possoffice inspectors were
temporarily baffed Friday in their
attempt 20 trace rcgistered package
containing 49, In currency. miss
inE after being checked In at the 10
cal postoffic. from JUNEAU.
Consigned from tho First National
hank OF juneau 10 the Seattle Ma
tlonal hank. tho package arrived on
tho steamship Northwestern Febru.
airy 20. /, became known Thursday.
Investigation showed. Il waa said.
that the valuable bundle had been
carried 90 the poe-ofrioe from the
dock with other registered mail an.
der armed guards. Records snow that
Il waa checked In. but never reached
the safe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-10
COAL miners
VOTE STRIKE
WaIkout on April I Now
Seems Certain

INDIANAPOLIS. March ie<-Cual
Uiners arc voting to strfka
Five hundred thousand union MIN
- vim walk out April /. unless the
government intervenes In their con-
tuvexsy with employers
Ballots from the strike vote cusn-
fng limo union headquarters show
the miners Overwhelmingly favor .
suspension OF work unless the oper.
ators agree to negotiate = new wage
scale before March IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-10
CHURCH HAS
DEAD PASTOR
Congregation Expects Ghost
to Send Word

Los ANGELES. March ic.-The
Temple OF the Divine Ray Is awaiting
word from it's pastor. Mrs. Bessie An.
derxon. in tho world beyond.
Mrs. Anderson committed suicide
by drinking enlorosorm. that she
might Join her first husband In the
spirit realm. She and her followers
are splrituuists and frequently the
pastor attempted TO communicate
with her girthood husband. who died
In England decade ago.
The little edificc here where abe
preached and taught ts thronged reE.
ulariy with members OF the eongre.
CATION expectant Of n sign from the
beyond TO indicate the presence Of
their leader.
While she has not VT given . siEn
the members Of the deyous little flock
are confident she will one day return
10 them and reveal herself.
Mrs Anderson dreased herself In
her gnyest raimen,. distributed scv-
eral pieces Of jeweiry TO her children
and disappeared She was found
dead with the Wal OF poison beside
her In the Hollywood hiria
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-10
$50, 900, 900 Suits
Against Ship Co.

WASHINGTON. March io.-Jurts-
dle,lon Of, DAMAGE suits against the
Emergency Fleet corporation. AgEre-
eating 500 ooo. 900. will be decided
thru teH, case Monday bcfor. the
United states supreme court. IL was
learned today at the shipping board.
Tn. case 10 be heard viii be the
damage suit Of tho sloan nhipbulid
las yards Of Seattle against the cor.
pofation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-10

dance was TO be held In Queen
Anne hall. ITO w. Roy ST. Friday
night. under the auspices Of the
German and Austrian Relief com.
mitte~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-10
JUST USE WHAT YOU
HAVE AND YOU WILL
GET THERE, is MORAL

II. J. Mcbride reports that when
on his way home about p. m
Thursday his Georgetown car was
halted at the Fourth and Jackson
crossing by a Rainier Valley car
which was without power.
The two sets OF passengers sat
first patiently and then impatient
~ waiting for 10 minutes or 30.
nar4ates Mr.. Mcbride. while the
Rainier Valley conductor explored
around with n red lantern and
otherwise showed activity.
'sThen somebody asked HIM why
he didn't put his trolley on adds
Mr.. Mcbride. He tried the expert
ment. and II worked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-10
TREATY VOTE
TO Be CLOSE
Ratification by Small Mar
gin Expected
Ivy LAWRENCE MARTIN

WARRINGTON. March io.-Ttati.
fication Of ths four power pact BY an
extremely small margin will be the
result II the final vote " taken by
the senate soon. a careful canvass to-
day showed.
The situation. however. II no doii-
eateiy balanced that little would be
required 20 upset calculations. .
Voting on reservations Is expected
70 start late next week.
Tho ciosenens OF the vot. waa re
rard"d IN some quarters as approach.
Ing a menace 20 the treaty.
49, things stand today. the senate
forces can reckon on 80 votes. Thir.
ty'three votes would defeat the
treaty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-10
TAKES POISON
BY ERROR, DEAD
]. D. O'Neil Dies Despite All
Efforts to Save Him

I'D. o-Neil. 90. scoT eth ava. w.
died In tho city hospital Friday. ss
the result OF swallowing poison from
a bottle which he mistook In the dark
for medicine.
Ills wife told police thst o'Neii
had boen suffering from asthma for
some tins and arose during the night
to get something to rcoevs him.
The next thing aho knew. he was
calling for assistance.
Deap~rat. efforts were made nj the
hospital to save his life. but without
avail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-10
Society
Leader
Suicide
Lonesome, Shoots Self;
Body TO Be Brought
to Seattle

los ANGELES. CAL. March
W.--Coroner Prank g. Nance
uns expected 20 sign n eertifi-
catc Of suicide today I'm the case
Of Mrs. firlcn v. Denny. former
society leader Of Seattle. who
ended her life late yesterday by
nending a bullet thru her brain
~ her South GrAmmercy place
herr.
Mrs Denny. who was 81
years Of age. left q nof~ In
simatinE that marital troubles
had prompted her act
That IN death II may be Gloss e
those for whom sh. iongcd. the body
Of Mrs. Helen V. Denny. pioneer
Seattle widow. who ended her lin
With . bullet Thursday in Los
Angeles. will probably he brought e
this city for burial.
Leaving Seattle after the death Of
her husband. Orion O. Denny. first
white child born in this city. Mrs
Denny went 20 California and found
only loncomeness In her large and
beautiful home In Los Angeles.
She had ordered her servants "a
move her belongings into a small cot
tase Thursday. and they were In the
act OF doing so when she put hersel.
70 death with n small revolver.
Mrs Denny was last IN Seattle In
August. when she came here to visit
friends and relatives.
Before her marriage she was Mrs
Helen Stewart Cole. OF Portland. she
Wa So years old.
A sister.in-iaw. Mrs. George Denny
Frye. and n hrother-in-iaw. r. III.
Denny. live here. and two step-dangh-
ters. Mrs. Mabel T. Thompson and
Mrs. Anita T.. starr. In waila waila.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-10
Hoover to Attend
River Commission

WARRINGTON. March Io.--secre-
tary OF comnrrce Hoover win leave
here tonight TO attend a meeting Of
the Colorado river commission at
Phoenix. Arix. March IL. Hoover
plans 10 visit several other mid west.
ern cities in his tour. tho no com.
piete schedulr has yet been drawn
mp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-10

During the firss year Of mn the
human heart beats lis TO 10 times
a minute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-10

There have been more than i.oH
different varieties OF potatoes. but
few have been worth cultivafing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-10

wEsSATCHEE = Columbia Valley
Lambcr company shed catches fire
here from sparks from department
stors chimney. cauxdng slight dam
aeo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-10
Veterans Bureau to
Build Its Own Home

Plans are now being formulated
for the erection of n two-story and
basement building on the northwest
corner Of Fourth ave. and Spring r.
10 house the u. s.. veterans bureau.
II il estimated that the building win
cost 800 900.
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-03

Scientific study of electricity began
in the sixteenth century.
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-03

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i Conditions such as have been oes-
cribed IN this story are tAmentacse
hut true. In 1870 and lSst George
Summer was an impartial foreign oo-
server OF condftions IN tne South-
: Here IS what ne safd concerning q
: general survey that ne Eaaoe oi Ten
e oi the southern states.
Ell The white people in the South Al
l the close OF the war were alarmed
Il not SO much by the threatened confis
d cation of their property by the Feder
i al Government, as by laore present
r dangers of life and property. virtue
/ and honor. arising from the social an
archy around them. The negroes were
d disorierly. Many OF them would moi
/. settle down 10 labor On any terms. bu
e ruamea about with arms in theil
5 hands and hunger in their bellies ans
n The governing power. with the usua
h. blind determination OF a victorious
IS party was thinking only all the Will,
Of every device Of suffrage aud recon
- structsun hy which the freedmen
+ m;ght be strensthencd and made. IN
: der Northern dic.ation. the rulin
+; mower in the country. Agitators c
- the ioosest tiber came down anon
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-03

Second largest reservoir In the
uuslA b In chihuahua. Mexico.
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-03

<,ee.e vrI - ososs They hays
n1sreed NoeeA sor a. sunnes.
New Ycrk - probably opsning
eassartnw roous tor woihen becanae
tAaso isn't any room for them -
- miss uay husband walls prom
,>enf diyorcee. A little practice
would improve her AIM
Nexico Is Discussing . prohibition
law: bat not a. much rs we are
The o,ly direrence between STUN
hing blocks and stepping stones is
IN the way YOU use them
Mex brcoms sweep clean. but new
dresses don't sweep at all
Women xho paint are dishonest
| SAYS the salvation Army commander
They do steal = good look
! When YOU want TO have fun get !;
crowd 20 telling their middle names
Bottled beer was discovered in tn
reign Of Edward vi. hy accident
is still discovered the same way.
4 Chicago man histeE by q chorus gin
: will probably keep away from viii
I women from now on
Every Kentuckian must bath
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-03

Chicago man hitteE by chorus girl
viii probably keep away from Wild
women from now on
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-03

o. next Saturday at the Crystal
Thenxer there viii be shown movie.
the Modern Health Crusader. which
has .Acen secured from the Faorids
Public Health Association This FIN
has been secured by the Child Wei
fare League OF nayicna. and all the
children Of the city are cordially in
rited to see IT,
| Mr.. Titus has Kindly consented to
show the picture 1t special matinee
at IL O'Clock on Saturday morning.
February 4. not in the &fte-noon as
was previously stated.
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-03


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The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-03

Lcndon bridge has a rent roll O.
$50. .aGo year
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-03

Stevenson devised an instreaen.
to measure the force OF waves.
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-03

Every kentuckian must bath,
once q year. reads a proposed laa
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-03
Florida Ea6
coNoEnseD I

For further infcf9
Tis-k,s office. SS
phon. 90.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-18

When you say Cigars-say Dutch
Masters. 165tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-18
ReU. Phillips Delivers
Sermon for Radio Program

Rev. Russell r. L. Phillips. pastor
OF the Trinity NJ. +. church. deliv-
cred a sermon on Christian Faith,
Christian Hope. and Christian Task
Sunday afternoon which was broad
casted as a part OF the regular Sab
bath WBAQ radio program. Sell
ections by the male quartet OF the
Trinity church completed an excel
lent program.
The quartet Is comprised Of DIVA
Jain. first tenor; r. L. Phillips. sec
ond tenor; II. G. Travelbee. baritone
and Hollis Bryant. bass. Doris
Steele furnished accompaniment at
the piano.
The program 10 be broadcasted
from station wBAQ Monday even
ing will he featured by an address
TO be given by B. w Scheib. director
OF agriculture at Notre Dame uni
versity Selections by Miss Laura
Wagner. vocalist, Of the McHenry
School Of Singing Will complete the
program Miss Marie Wagner, will
furnish the accompaniment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-18

for his implied suggestion. Hobart
was drab. coiorless young bank
clerk at twenty-three, wholly with
out ambition to get out of the rut.
Now he is a dynamic force on the
Street and until this unfortunate
episode the leading citizen Of his
community. 1 cannot believe that
his sanity is in question, much less
than all three brothers should be
attacked at virtually the same time,
I feel that there must be some other
explanation"
The attorney pushed back his
chair and rising. moved TO the win
dow where he stood for a moment.
Then he wheeled: Sergeant, I
haven't a theory. a suspicion, an
idea OF a possible solution, The
whole thing in monstrous, incredi-
BILE, II I believed in the Evil Eye
-"
He left the sentence unfinished
and owen Miles smiled slightly once
more.
"But science has proved the ex-
lstence of the modern equivalent OF
the Evil Eve, hasn't IL. slr2 Isn't
that what you're getting at?"
You mean hypnotism, OF
ccurse2 II seems too bizarre
Thought 10 entertain seriously. II
these three brothers are not the
vlct1us Of some strange drug. self
administered or otherwise. which is
slowly driving them mad. what pos
sitle alternative explanation is
there2"
The detective rose also and pick -
ed up his hat from the desk. We
shall see"
The afternoon was wei advanced
when Sergeant Owen Miles ap-
preached the long lines Of glistening
greenhouses near a country club
ard then paused as q hearty voice
hailed him from the golf links.
Turning he beheld a stoclly. robust
fgure clad in golfing clothes strd-
ing vigorously toward him.
What the dickens" Miles
stared as they clasped hands Scot
tie. what's come over YOU that you
are foohng around with the idle
r.c III az 81 country club2"
~Did7't YOU hear. owen. my lad 90
Fergus McCready beamed joyously
ON his youthful friend This COM
munity has seen AZ 20 rake me up
social like. and I've taken up my
own national game 20 keep IN
shape"
i've got a bisger game on than
golf. Scoule, and I hoped you would
Ike 20 take a hand In 10 with me-"
lie paused SUCCESSFULLY and Scot
Gle rose 70 the bait.
What n the case. iaddie2 ,"
When the story was concluded he
remarked briefly:
I'm with you Il may be a mad
house We're going 20 but q sounds
% me like something very different.
CHAPTER III
Just after the dinner hour that
evening. Sergeant Miles alias WILL
Sam Brown. the new houseman. pre-
sented himseN at he kitchen door
% the square Old Colonial house IN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-18

which so many generations Of the
Drake family had lived.
An elderly butler made his ap-
Tearance.
THE new houseman? Miss Drake
will see YOU in the servants sitting
room"
Almost Immediately a tall, gray
haired woman entered.
My niece engaged you at our
usual agency?" Her voice was
deeply contralto and it seemed TO
Miles that her bright. dark eyes be
neatE the strong brows were at
tempting 10 bore him through. Did
she explain the duties which would
be required of your"
Everything is quite satisfactory,
William" she said after he had an
swered the routine questions. I'VE
viii give you a trial Carter will
show YOU TO your room and Pierre
viii have some supper prepared for
YOU IN the servants dining room"
Carter, the butler reappeared and
led the way up two fights of back
stairs 10 a small but immaculate
waited until he heard the others
footsteps descending the stairs be-
fore he eXtinguished the light and
raised she shade.
AS he looked across the grounds.
a stumbling male figure strOlled
down the drive It was assuredly
neither the rotund chef nor the
elderly. dignifed butler. Could Il be
tne outside man or was there an
eavesdropper an interloper hanging
about the place?
Descending TO the ground floor
Miles wandered out through the
entry and across the driveway.
The hour was growing late and Il
was probable that he would have no
opportunity that night to encounter
I the three brothers Miles turned
just as the stumbling figure came
sauntering around the bushes.
What YOU doin' here?" The ne