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The Cordova daily times., 1922-09-14
MAKES CURES BY MEANS OF
 SUGGESTION

PARIS, Sept. 14.-Marvelous cures by auto suggestion, unaccompanied by any appeal to religious faith, have been made by Emile Coue, former druggist of Nancy, according to a cor respondent of Le Matin Coue is pres ident of the Lorraine Society of Ap- piled Psychology.
 Wealthy ailing Americans and mem bers of the British nobility are among patients who have come to Nancy, not in the ardent spirit with which pill grims go to Lourdes, but cooly, even incredulously, as one customarily con- suits a physician and have gone away miraculously healed.
 But it isn't a miracle at all," Coue explained to Le Mathis reporter: Its very simple psychology. Psycho-analy- sis cures mental troubles. Why shouldn't it be useful in the treatment of physical aiments?"
 USES IMAGINATION
 The means which he uses, Coue describes as "the auto-suggestive i'm plantation of an idea in itself, by itself, or the use of the influence of the imagination over the moral and physical being"
 Among his patients, Coue describes a British former M. P. who had asth- ma. For six or seven nights the pa tient could scarcely breathe, but at the end of three weeks. under auto suggestion, he went to Chamonix and the day he arrived, ascended to an altitude of 5000 feet without noticing the difference.
 Another, this time member of the House of Lords-had suffered for sev- eral years with gastro-enteritis.
 After his cure visited him in Lon don," said Coue. "The old fellow was eating lobster salad so tough you could have sent it through the mail.'
 The wife of an admiral came to Coue with a case of melancholia. She wept all the time. The first day she was auto-suggested she merely sniffled. The second day she only sniffed. The third day she smiled. The fourth day she laughed. And the fifth day she cracked a joke, whereupon she was pronounced entirely cured. She is Eng fish,
 Le Mathis correspondent witnessed a treatment" Coue gathered his pa tients, numbering more than hun dred, of various nationalities, into sort of lecture hall
 WAS IT HYPNOSIS?
 He ordered three or four of them to fold their hands tightly together.
 "Think." he commanded. Say to yourselves: T cannot open my hands,"
 After some effort, all of them ad- mitted that they were powerless to un- clasp their hands.
 "Now think again." Coue ordered. Say this time: I can open my hands.''
 All opened their hands easily.
 This experiment shows that thought dominates the action of the muscle" explained Coue, "and also how thought may paralyze muscular action"
 Then he told his patients to close their eyes and listen quietly. He began his Suggestion" with the words. "The words which I pro- nounce must penetrate into your spirit must rest there always graven, and they will continue to do you good even without any further effort on your part"
 DISEASE REPUDlATED
 Then to each one he repeated formula which they were requested to repeat after him, denying the power of their disease over them. He con cluded by instructing them all to say T n1,
The Cordova daily times., 1922-09-14

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The Cordova daily times., 1922-09-14
DISEASE REPUDIATED

Then to each one he repeated a formula which they were requested to repeat after him, denying the power of their disease over them. He con- cluded by instructing them all to say twenty times each morning and each evening: Every day, from every point of view, I am getting better and better" and he advocated, for psycho- logical effect, the use of sort of ros- ary to count off the twenty times.
 After the session, according to the correspondent, an asthmatic patient went up in the elevator without dis tress and two dumb girls talked.
 More than 150 patients were wait ing in the anteroom for the beginning of the second seance of the day.
 M. Coue purposes to establish an institute of auto-suggestion in Paris.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-09-14

Coughs &Colds

You will find that we carry in our drug stock all the best remedies for the prevention and treatment of coug ghs and colds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-14

INVEST yoUr money in Richmond In
N"st!E"t" an opportunity %: uuu,u.!
s-tu'!ft "IG spi"Hdld arunl.. BOA T. SS3
care IN" Dispatch.
BUYERS WANTED fog sooa s,o..r!.. ana
cJaf"et!ou"TI-s s.nr"s. Au.,i, NJ Lem.
ton boulevard 5sss.J.
Do y"u want Your bu..n",. .oldg SCI,
M"y.r liai!nan. 500 MutuAl HulId!E:
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Our cars are all in ex-
'cellent condition and
we give 4 satisfactory
q demonstration. Lo W
prices, liberal terms.
JORDAN US EDGAR EN-,
2OlI W. Broad.

i.,rSENGaH TuuNING CAR 800 80
"p'-'."- srou ,'u.i.o.. uo gee .o..
fo'" .i.r' -r!Isro tennis ,au J- OF
@-.. ' Hp"s"y. coo West itrJal.
i'-- EoHn touring btrga4u. {, O..
,n.e'"y, ln'NtiS-! Motto. Cr.. 1919 IVES.
hE"". street.
RICHMOND NLI%E 80. U.,r.bu,or, o.
kline colo ""I Hat ,a-.. .Esr curs A..
""'' t'.'e i."uduirA lo9S.
BARGAIN zoe Premier a"l Haynes staan.
W. j. NOS. Distributor. IJl IVES: Main.
Ct !:ANEEED used c.:- u; a. make. .
Fu"gsh ana Grace Streets Sc. Mr.
&'O"y o. Nj. Buti
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AUTOMOBILES
AutoinoUIiCs FOR Salo
SPEND THAT
SAVINGS WISELY.

~ IL ~ - LIZA
SAVINGS WISELY.
How many times has
your friend advised
YOU what to do, and put
him in the same posi-
ton he would not
know what to do him
self. We do not adj
wise or give advice, and
we are not here to con-
vert, but we are here to
convince you, if pos
sible, that we can give
you more for your
money, Eve believe" in
a used automobile than
any concern in Rich
mond. Mr.. if
Y GU are automobile
wise and are going to
buy a used car, we are
satisfied if you see our
line and know our
prices, that you will
sell yours e | f. Over
hauled and reprinted is
our policy for used
cars.
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MISUNDERSTANDING

DO YOU NAME YOUR oWN HATS?
Hat frames. w!.e 6.ucs. IN iaci. every.
tn.ns you need. We clean and geo.ock
ha!s.
NER!sA HAT WORKS
.l;-@!G y. F.rss 81 ,;aH. eV.p. R.cn.aon:
!-o-A y. Syc. moe 81. tUps.aasJ
l'rirrsDugS.
Pace. Posi- Specially.
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Dispatch Want Ads Are Money Makers-Begn Usno Them TODAY
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Exchange

FOR EXCHANGE. an oldsm"hiic youpc. IN
perfect condition. FOR Ford or thor
small car. Gall Madison i.9O-W.
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EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and AGENTS
Situations wuu,cu-r.,nai. sd

fflST-E>p"ri"nc"d typlSt ds.ircS coz.
lhE w"rh at hone. wotr, c,;IrI fu- amt
delivered. RUA q; 2sS
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MERCHANDISE
GOOd Things 10 Ent
Household Goods

y CHARM an your table washington
i'"c'S Ey" i'"as Fresh and tender.
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niLLiNG CLERK wanted billing clerk :
must %" accurate" AMI fast with ma .
chin'. S,rau' y Co. Tenth and Gary.
.SALESLADiES Ia store; l.sh, wo,. good
""hTs ana peasant surroundIugs: ~
p"fi"n""d ones preferred. s.Vcral ,x,r,
needed FOR SEias business. also ON. t,r
"Ni"S!"m staE'ring Of box paper and
ca d. very sinp'" and no experience
n","Ss"ry li"s Is chanc" for Few
!"p"f 'ani's 10 earn come Nmas money,
APrIE 80 once. southern Stumr AND
Stationery company. TwcIv.-Sn MAR
SrI-N"GitAritER - Experienced ci,,cI.n.
si""'%i"rhri. permanent position call
1913 !:">, Main.
TWISTS wanted for maunsc-i,, 49,.
SPAR time sooG pay. experience NOT
no "ssai!. Address Box see. Milan,
Fla.
N.N>Ir.p. eNrcr!cnccd ualesla,iic. for m.
n," SI~ shop Appi$ 30 t.as, Broad
"AiIM go weehiy spare TIM at homo
"Hdr','!ns. mailing music cIrcuI,-.
send tee for music. information .,r
Am"r'c'n Music Co. 1855 Br"alY.v
Ncw York.
YOUNG islics wanted for ont.Io.r .,-I..,
;r ,o w"rN' $50 ana bonus. can
W''in"s'iay. :. 4. Weiss Room, a..
iio''l Richmond ~
WANTEp-1wo White v.ai,r.,-.. cz.,,.I
rnc'd only AppIy 4, Howard cafe 10
4 NJ OF 81 = NJ.
,.Nr.RIENCEp cashier IA ,,.,,;;
h'iW"rn hours - II and A. n ,i,,y
a'' Gaze go T:as, Main
R"tINnp PROTESTANT LAZY for ,,i.,..
ant. ""i'h while l"ca. position. .,i"n
ga" H''"iE' excellent Opportunity Tor al
rn,'a'"n' II capabie; Civ. name. al
uf"sS "ad i"l"Dhon. number hbl,c-.
n"N !. ". Gaze Thu. Dispatch.
"DMNN--U nencumbcrcd. pro,cst.,, o.!
I" -. "b." tn travel South; ncrson,,t,y
and s".f-rciiance more essential Inn
.hi,"5 'rnc"' unusual opportunity cu-
richi person. references; give ,ri.nh.,,.
number. Address Bon /. SO, c.,r Ibs
Dispatch.
Help wanted-AIa.e 81
ii':i;-F!rst- class barber wanted at
i'-e Ear; Main Street,
hAUFFEuK-Wauted. a chspr.ur isi,
y ''N',.h-W'"t"d. " good. reliable ma
o. dairy farm. board aud room fu-
nish"d. f.oyd Ayers. w.l,tamsburs
fvHTHR-CulorsI man. ao..S ,.,,. q,
age on" "y."ri"nced as porter and
t,"'h"r IN "ihc" building preferred HoA
80. arc The Dispatch.
SALESMAN !:Apcr!aucrd with millinery
F'S", n""''" lin" of straw or.ids. .liks
~ ribbons. strictly commission has.
,iN''on, i"' West rhlriy-.ishth sire.
New YorA city.
- !..SMAN-i.sO"ral pay. splendid o.
u'EiHAt. 70 MAKE qu.ch money: out
door To."- Boa = sas care rhr DIS.
MN TED. men 10 5o.u crew taxing order,
on hlSh srsir article. no cash Ionu
''1Et... Cal Su' East Franklin
SALESMAN offered exceptional oppo.
i.".'' 20 maze Dix monthly income ,,.!.
ne nationally known .nI cousu.u-,.
li"'"gi' 20 Wholesale and l.ldihE rc;.i
h'-'N"'". sroccr|. p.int dealers and
"'r'' ''""h' stores III iiich0I"nd and in.
mediate surrounding territory: .Xrlu..y.
- presentation 20 nan Producing results.
"!'le 'nM"-!atH.t. stating -NperI.n.e
ana leter'E 80 Lri.u Mf6. to, r.ud,,
-"H rear! Streets. hio'Aiym. ~ y.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantcd-Fcn,uie

billlNG tiEtK-wantcd. billing clerk .
must %" "cfuTat" AMI fast with ma .
'hin' Ntraus Co. T"uth and CARY.
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. uIittdI I,..t,.t,,rs
Mourning Orders Dyed.

oGoeEs received before a 81 returned
as n" SsJ. ADDISON G'va:.rs Co.. Nos
!'-G.t,-ld 49,.
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING

CLASSIFIED advertisements oruered
PATCH daily mornine edition VIII
appear In the neat cation OF THE
EVENING DISPATCH. Tho rates
given herewith cover morning any
eNsnlnS service In all Instances. with
The exception OF L Ii r. > u y - 4
TIMES. DISPATCH which IS pr!ceJ
separately.
Schedule OF Want Adj nates.
&c Nord daily. minimum
&c, set SOLID.
shc a ord sunday. minimum
25c, act Sold.
consecutive insertions. Ia
GLIDING sunday. So word.
consecutive ;nsertions. in
GLIDING sunday. i0c word.
tNotc The rcdactiSn tor consecutive
Dhpla. TJPe.
me iarsest 80. p".imiited in the
Naht Al pages ie /. point. and the
smallest space in winch n l.-poiul
type au may lie Set Is one inch. The
idie Tor THIS iatSo type is Ients a
Sorc daily ani ~ GEMS a woru sun
oay. The same scale ui reductions
mn apply as Tor IeS uiaI Nani aus.
Charged tor at the reg I.ar NuTu rata
sstimaied 0 " ODDS 10 the line.
LONGER term rates Tor uuSIucSS az.
Ns. !seIs -" request.
9uNertisr IlIe.ltS received is late AZ
~ y. N. anu 10 Il. Nj va,n wees day
!" nu up 10 . l.. Al. saturday tor vVrreei
tIass Tic alton IN Tia. urhJ I.pIlIOS.
lNDEtEb fUIt aliLh
ltI&f EitEStf.
tse the 1~icpnonr--tuI ItnnuUIph l..
Ask tor Want .tu lnkcr.
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AAiesIneD AMI agents

;AhESMEN. portrait. to travel with man.
as-r. Apply 81 +. ~. SIR. Newworth.
East Grace Street
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GIVE FULL VALUE.

rm.ncnt business growth is not
IL" result ~ secrets or trIckI. 1t
IAN be achieved 10y giving fun
value IN your particular a.ld.
~ . TctaH merchant. learned IN
"a! can never forget. that
majority OF people arc pretty clos.
buyers. they cipcct value. they
recognize honest bushes. methods,
ami return Tor more OF the goods
mat give Soud value.
II business men would only past.
these taclS IN their hats. or write
ID on their cHns. there might b.
icss uoHs"nsc printed about busl-
ness success rhcg- Is nu secret;
tEos" IS NO wsy 10 got more by
giving 'os".
ivy 10, for Cscd C.,rs and be
Na17y T.. {. A%DERrOH.
ANpERroN AUTOMOBILE CO.
INC.
lsS; Ws.t Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-14

YOUR NEEDS EI.ECTRIcAI.-J r..
Alp!L. 5!r NnEtii Ia!!.r s.E!.t..
VEHICLE COMPANY.
-rrc.a! .'s.:" .u.U ouI r.... 81
Agent. i;uEhr' iluuanu dump bodies
,!H Norta rUug.H SGvv..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-14

MEN -Four men for house 20 house dis.
tEibUtion. Apply Powers s Taylor DRUG
TO. u South Thirteenth At $50 \. NJ.
ASK tor Mp Klein.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-14

BG YOUR OWN DRIVER
SEN IA -, SICJ..RAh t.R AND FOEpS
FOR Er:NI--i'Af Bf THr. MILE.
l.iNUFFEtRi.LSS TANl SERVICE
80 EAST LEIGH STKEGr
RANDOLPH 3i.,.
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FINANCIAL
Business Opporruni,ie,
.SS

NEtI DISSATISFACTION opportunity for
druggist w.ih 5000 20 $4,000: owner OF
1tu6 sioE" wishes to rcs.T-. .ul, price,
GOOD business. nave several good seller.
o.. own >i1"b-ga ions, Will cell part
i"'r'rst' on!j good man apply. no soda
!onnisia Box J. -. care Ia" Dis9atca
GROCERY, doinB good business. ch..p
i"r., good location. compelled 80 .,!I
ON "S. cunt OF A"aIh. esIs " Street
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In !Mcn,,,,ian

: .ilIH--lu .u,.ns t.ur5nL.a.5r ~ m,
.l.'. nrr. =a-sh -, sam N.u d.p-r.r.
''s .!n tN-n'. two .,.r- $50 ,olay.
NnvsmbeT 40. 1900 ~ -,.. Waller.
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BtSi iESS SERI ICE
BUSINESS service Onc.rd

pIhNO .umiug and moving prompt. .iofe
10y r"lAbiv NorkIn,n. Attract.. .t.c-..
i".rphome Randolph 'o3 traits zoo
i.as, G:acr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-14
ROOMS And BOARD
Rooms With Board

DAVIS AVE. :. :OJ- A-Attractiva sinsl-
room. with hoard, private family. Bouls-
ward 534l-L.
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AMERICAN CLEANING MD
T.:-SSIEG CO.

Sgi'. =. Nam $. Phone. Mad. asst
We clean and pres. al h.nus %, ,ui,s.
o.. ,r,p"is. -gats. gloves &c " = SD to
a,"'US "0i repairing. We call Tor ana
.I.tr 10 Al ,,.rts OF the ely.
Al Wu'r ia.v.ul.su.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
News Print Men
Drive In Wedge
For Open Shop
Manufacturers Decline TO
Wake Agreement With
unskilled Workers After
contract With Trained

through an industrial coup the load
ing hewsprint paper manufacturers of
'he country played the skilled workers
O. the industry against the unskilled
workers yesterday and brought about
situation with respect to the latter
winch was declared to mean the driving
IN OF an entering wedge for the open
snop' as far IS they are concerned.
ne employers. represented hy their
manufacturers committee. effected n
new wage agreement with the skilled
workers, who hold membership in the
inte irrational Brotherhood of Paper
makers, and then, after this was de
clded upon, refused to enter into such
an agreement with the unskilled work
ers organization-the International !
brotherhood of Pulp, Sulphide and
Paper Mil Workers.
The president of the latter. John y
burke, who Was present throughout tho
hegotatlons. which were held in the
Murray Hi! Hotel. was informed bv the
hauufacturers chat his organization
might Obtain agreements by localities. ="
Whlcn vas termed as equivalent to
meaning an attempt to introduce the
open shop, but that there would not
oe new agreement with his organiza-
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12

ing machinery and went tbororr.,,.
INTO the details OF the plan ~ "usnl y
SESSIONS promised to cover otheu ne con
on5friai fields as well as the ",'sr ,n,.iT. m,
"no clothing In other word '9',.'le :
alton, "cio OF opcr-
a., me plan propose is IN o,r;4a,:
on one enterprise at not less thso :, ona
w. and / shall ask the deIecs.oo 'I,ooo'c :
!ne plan is approved. to annronx' ",es' II
Immediately $4,000 for initial orra,; opn a"tc
zat!on expenses. 'eahl-
also propose that Tho Ar.,a
m"'eo III Workers subscribe io,. 1'.N1 y. ga
s11".ooo worth of stock. J;nder 'ens tht
plans worked out tho Stock vii CTofr br the the
a, Nlo share, and while we hono o04a ~
y''(g'pSV " o'r American working men ana ~
No"eA IN the pan as sognd i,v"lt anu
n'eAl o. their savings. INC bool9 'Snsii S';iI
oe GPen 70 all who wish +, snbsc cr;,Il v ~
- we propose that al ea,nirTs a..a. ,.'e,
do,dt, DO per cent on the capitalization y he
utvoted TO extending the helJ Of o,,oy oe
Ions; II IS my belief that tho boa4
possible aid we can give to Russia Dvsi and
llS people, in addition to food yhinI ''.1'
we arc now supplying. Will be mone,,
Ior the re-esta blishmcnt of it, ;nd,,a'
tries VI us INDUS
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
Clothing Workers inU. S. Asked
10 Finance Plants in R,ss;,
Special Dispatch to rhs r,.,..., j..

''Nf''NN 10 ffa Tffbuna
NhiIAGo, May II. Operation ~
e,o'hlog and textile factories IN Rus.
STA financed by tire money Of Anori.
can workers was proposed TO-DAY -
the delegates of the Amalca,,,.nd
Clothing Workers of America IN a..
Venuon here. General Prcside,+ g.,
ney Hillman informed tho dolo,,. W. "
'hA1 the plan would involve ~ ~ .
start an investment OF 81 900 oo0 n,;t XXX :
unlimited possibilities for cxn,,s;',r y ~"
and recommended that the ofic;als -.
the Organization be authorized ~ for,,. -.
enterprise N'''" Inc
While Hilman said that IN o,o
sense tee proposed enterprise vas as
1"i!an.hropic in taat tho re-esteh,i.d
"e7t of R0seia's Industrial nlon,s
Nouid furnish employment to il, t,,,,rr' x,a,.,.
.ig unemployed, he believed 1bat y,
ulercial. f"''i9 com
"W hen | was in Russia last srn,
n.er, he said, 81 was offered concos
slon Shy Lenine to operate thu text;1s
and clothing factories. visited n,,,r, ,rl'
her Of the plants. inspected tho cxint ,,G''t'
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
's,.ears Armed Men
PIT 100 Shots Into
Auto i'm Mine War
Marching Bands All Listened
- Blizzard and Seemed
l,,,er linn. Witness at
Treason Hearing Declares

ruARlES TOWN, W. Va May II
~. Associated Press. A new
=. .he eta,es' case against vii
-, 80 Rlis.afd. charged With treason
49,. brought into tostimony 'o-daF' ,, :,
-, 5 y. Em6ry. 81 ClotAIer- @ec'Areo
w. VIZ .bsa ore hundred shots were
" u mo MS automobile on toe h'g"'
-. - ev . Group o. arm q mon
g. :. .bo ro,.5 slya Rove. an"'aer VII
" .a1 ,,,i be atr]tt nc cE
re .,..cd aad ig5 ''t-
ai.-. seemed TO iste" 80 Bn4-
s.s es,,,i ID to be undo 7}n'
zSLe 1''{ s.fra.e wa turned back again
osorts to eros question in de~
~ exchange of shots nosr
c.,o. between state police and Lo-
o'a' nrrtv deouty sherltfs on one side
ga s,~o,1n OF miners on the other, III
snV go miners were killed and two
were wounded.
- ~~t hsx ls, drop word to show
.le hattie at sharplos had ANY
Ming 20 60 with the men proceed &
l, siadson to Blalr.' f.mhry told
- l.,ro forced. aS conductor Of a
.r.;rb. .raiu. to make trip with his
.,sit gathering up men from " Whites-
'.;iin snd ether points to be taken 90
Intf-sv. one Of tho base points OF the
,njners' forces. during The lighting.
pope. a union coal miner. testified
that jim Morri son, president Of the
seal union. ordered him and others "a
cusrd the roads about 4 week before
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
Soldier Who Met Mosbv
In Saber Duel Is Dead
Lieut.. Henry 7. Cus,,,,a,, Vas
Youngest Quar,crmastcr
in Union Army
Spcrlcl Dispotcn 10 nh. ~,

Ben NINGToN, Vt, May ll.-Lieu.
tenant Henry T. Cushman, who is be-
1eVed to have been the youngest quar-
termas ster. in the Federal army in tbo
C'vll Var and who died hero tSie
morning, on one occasion crossed
words with Colonel John Singloton
Mosoy, leader Of the guerilla hand that
tefrorized Virginia and MARYLAND dur,
ing the entire period Of the Civil War
At the battle of the Wilderness the
erm ont brigade lost all but two Of its
stan officers and Lieutenant Cushman
NF'onteeTed to fll one Of the vacancies
soon aeter .he battle he was sent ont.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
". I. Nan on Solitary
Plane Trip to Alaska

CHICAGO. May 11.-Making
trans-continental fight as the
frst leg of 6,0O0-mile air jour
ney to Alaska and Siberia, c. O..
Prest, Of Kenmore, n. Y, hoped
Of for Clinton, Iowa, to-day from
haywood.
Prest left Buffalo yesterday.
arriving in Chicago at o'clock
to-day On the tail of the plane
frest has motion picture cam
era rugged up so that he can oper-
ate it from the pilots seat. He
is making the trip alone.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12

late today and was said to have told
the Executive that the House would
complete the business now before it In
about two weeks
The ship subsidy bill could then b.
taken up. he added provided it had
been reported from committee,
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
Ship Subsidy Bill Up in
Two Weeks. Harding Il Told

WASHINGTON. May Ii Repre-
sentative Mondell, House leader, dis
cussed the Legislative situation with
President Harding at the White House
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12

tion patterned after the expired ma
tlonal contract. The employers in
formed Mr.. Burke they would meet with
MIN again to-day to receive his answer.
Whether he will bow to the en-
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Mr.. Gleason moved north onto the
Nels Lund farm last week.
Merwyn Peirce is home from col.
lege.
Harry Felton's are busy moving.
Hog cholera broke out in the Heu.
Der herd last week. Both he and Mr..
Bebensee will vacinate this week.
Mrs. Frank Maloney left for Sioux
Falls Friday where she will visit a
short time with her folks.
Muriel Peirce spent the weekend at
home.
Mrs. VIII Stamp is visiting her sis
ter, Mime Kretsinger while her
brother. Lloyd is east. He expects TO
be gone about a week.
No mail Saturday. The mailman
only got part way. When the water
started to run into the buggy he
turned back TO own
Melvin Bursting and George Mills
relped Walter Etting Il day last
week.
Merle Kinney is staying in Elkton.
taking chiropractic treatment.
George Maloney held his sale Fri
day. Everything sold we'll.
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entire weight upon his left hand, caus.
ing a sprained wrist.
We shall endeavor to refrain from
noting the present inconvenience from
high water. Spring is coming ana
oon the green grass and beautiful
flowers will take the place Of the snow
and water which seems to be trying
for presidency at this particular sea.
son.
A most enjoyable evening was spent
at the pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank l.. Messner Thursday when
members of the Card club were de.
lightfully entertained by the losers in
the game. An oyster supper was
served and it is needless to say the
party realized n Of the most appre-
ciated gatherings Of the season.
\ number Of our wide awake citi.
zens. who are interested in the roads
leading TO the village. among whom
were. Emmett Cook, J. O'Brien, G. d
Cheatham, Geo. E. Baker. Paul d.
Wright, Geo. Miller and Mike Smith
got out Monday and dug bitches all
afternoon on the road south Of town
and succeeded in making a drain nv
which much water might escape.
The following article, taken from
the Sioux City Journal will no doubt
be of interest to many who have
known the deceased in an earlier day
Michael Kelley, aged y, unmarried.
one OF the best known pioneers Of
Moody county. was found dead in bed
at his home, where he lived alone.
Death resulted from natural couses.
He is believed to have been dead about
two days before the body was found
by those who made ali Investigation
when they noted he was not to be
seen about his home"