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Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-15

IS 0bbpsiualtain lenaatturiG o.
mat nen,uottelnisia auJpllettsn ia
tuisten ebistssmieIisten fansiu la.
paatnneet fanuattamaan it'd jiimN-
uitelmaa, etta lalspnstolalDjutnslain
faaiittelp ienaatisia fesfeDfettailiiu ia
ienliiaan rbbhnttaiiiiu fesfnstele.
naau nlaauipiljelrjGin atpnstamiief-
il slitettgid safcja.
VbbDspaltain maanuilielpsii0tse-
It on ilmo;ttauut, ett6 ballitnfIelfa
ei ole ,nitaan spastaaa lita iannn;.
teilaaa, ionfa mufaan NrmoMr /:
Company Ostaiii Mprris &: Gpmpa=
MN lilanpasfansliiffeen i;ten iaat.
taen MD barmempiin faiiin II. t.
libatrustiu.
100 tsolaistG iaitput iurmauia ia
lontfaantnipat lpiime tiistaina ta'
pabtuneesia raiabopfiesid GstreiIa
nbtiGa ioferitebtaalfa labelIa ,6apa.
naa, gnbasla.
ssarm 8ureau liitpm fpfoufIes,a
Gbieasosia on thmdfinttp paat0slaG.
ielma, jpsia fanuatetaan lcllaista
lainlaaoiutaa, iOfa fuattaiii maau
riffaubet fesfittgmaGn ",nonien ia.
lin eifd barmoien fdIiin."
Niime tiistaina alfoi fongrcsiin
ehustaiabuoneeu pifeusaiiaiu fpmt-
tea fmmlemaan tobistafiia Minnei0.
tan fungresIimiebea aelleriu ieot6fs
liistii, ipioen perustyella tau taaatii
Nbbpsmaltain sIifafimieqeu Dans.
bertDa erpittamista uirastann.
Ybbgssualtain fauppafomiSiissai
MT bDmafihnbt Gbseago, Milbanfes
& ct. Beul rantatifp1st6lle $10,-
100000 lainan, ipl.a ie iaprittaa
|enii ipuuben alnsla 'mat'ettauafIi
Ianfeauau aifaiIe,aaar laiuau.
1 Gtela-0afotan fpmgrssIimies Sse!'
IN tefi miime tiistaina sungresi,sio
'inbtotisn, ettd G0ieasua fanppaasa'
mostp On lahioittaunt S1O0,00l
;yarn gnreau liitpn iariestan,isra
bastoon ia ettG u,ainittn iariestu c
ebusta rebe!liisSti maaaiuilieliioiid
! Ssnbletoa, Ore. labeiignsssia l.
mpitetaan tcpabtnnten iituia u1ana
IiaristsfIia uiime tiistaiua.
N;ime tiista;aa folme naan,alt
tua rpstuoa amp1inat IrDmsrs sjea
, tional panfin mirfailiiaa SbumG'
t5enrpa aauios Gitssia ia ue,spa
laneltG $4,000.
: Hausfan eGtincn paaminister
! "Siiferi" Georges Glemencean lsl|
III fesfimiiffpua Meu Dprfista pa
Iuumatfa!le atansfaau.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-15
YOsiGetti iaiuapilmen ienaatis|a.

gaalbinsion iouluf. Z y. 60
radn topobtlti ienaatisio oootta1ta.
ton ,afp: Mo,,tanan l,uii ienaattos
ri @beeler, iofa ei tpiela tiennpt le'
,,uatin iaintoiG, eitd reitnana ldnte'
IGiferl oian1t,.t antpistna iielld OLE
man erifoiIenspia roioitufiia, iDtptti
iifaarinIn istisnnosIa ia posiaptti
pdf|un iaspuptlpen ilnaaun. 8iatfdr
i1i ,,uoen ietadttorin Bi,lli lerpal'
|Ieeu, fun bGnellee buoutalltettiit'
|iotta ielIninen bal,sfit,,s on fiellet'
|tpd istuntobucneen iiIdlld,
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-15
guou,aIainen tsbnpt itiemnrban.

syitabburs, Wiasi. Peffa Slit
nuneu, leipuri tastG fol,pun5ista ia
az tpuooen it1inen, lopetti paitpanld
fenaittdu1dll1 foaFua fotcnoan fila
aifoa fun pain,o oil iosIoin fp-
IasIs.
Wlr. ainnnnen oil erittarn llol'
uer mieg perioonafobtatlesti ia tiii,'
nettu Ieifilliiista iuffeluntlistdan
ioten ha1ren ifdna tefonia ti'li 'ult'
Irena baunndstpfiend fanpln,tilei'ille
,otsa bGnet tl,t,iitpat. Wdincloltt
Iidi ip1irno.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-15
gsanienille No5elin ralfin.p.

aristiania, ioltti'f. 10 p. - Fri
Sritiof Ianienille annetaon hlio.
nlenna Nobelin roilhonpalfiuto iln-
nustl,riefii tpostG, ionfa bjin on icG-
NIT faniainliiton fontisiionarina We-
n1ida, ia Ndbon<aaiiau mae5toien
nalan5do1n lierpetltain!iafii ia ba.
men ponnistufliStaau fonioier nels
icDoen eoistamiiefii.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-15
GuIntbilainen naineu amnuuMt
itleaan.

Duluth, Wiiun., iollllf. II p. =
Mrs. 81. SO. sSobnion, 2S .uuooeu
ifSinen, 2231 Qintinen Supcriorfu-
tn, Iotti eilen iltapiitpdllo fatIi
.u,iestdiu tpoitteIeluaan liitd flt,npei=
leila OF oitelts o1nistaa banet tpoi-
Imofieen, nteni gIop & gtiebolioll To-
falle &l,ltilcn Biioeuaen aDeaucli
iilu1reiIe ia ampl1i itieatls tDaien1-
MALE puolelle rintou. 9dn on mt
1erdGslu g1,ll,tbin iairaalasla eId-
MIN ia fioIeauan ipdliIld, ia Iaifa-
Ri iauoitpat ellen italia, ettellpot
| be ,piel0 tieoI, iaufo ban eliillaa1s
mai ei 8llula oil fillferast b0nell
rul,nliinla ldpi. q. SO. Sobnlon
, 0ulutbista ia Charles 9angbelr
Gbisbollnista otDot fafIi lniesta,
| iotfa lpaitteletrdt bdnen lailliIeSta
ouiston1ilestaan futen poliili IT.
lmoittoa. oe buomaIitpot hune11 fa-
oouneeu tolosta ia latiitpat Elnta
etiIlnaan.
"SI!ti, anna ,ninulle anieefIt", oil
noinen firioittanut ll1neen patfolle,
nistd poliili banet I6pli. 3aret toi-
nitettiin beti iairaaloan, nlltto ban
oIi iiiben 1nd0rin beifont.l,tnt 1pe'
renipuooosto, ettei hin poinut a,1=
taa nlit11n lelitpsta.
Honsbeir, poliiiin fertoulstIe,1
Inl,faon, oil tullut Sohnlonin to.
tin ju Iononut t1lle:: "y,itu 1ind
teet ntinun rpainoni tansla2" SaN
I1ouoi ssobuloniIIe, eta BON oil ,ne,.'
lrpt nailen fonsia loilliIesii atDlo'
Iiittoon eifG ollut bafenut bonestt
ouioeron ia ett1 bdn baluIi mai
nonio tafailin Gbisbolmiin. Senra
ii Ianonlpoibto fabben miehen tUalll
III, ionfo Sestlesia 1,aineat pafen
! aIuntosta ia lafii aldfolspltlssiiie.
Wrs. SobnIonin ionotoon elo
['ueen fofloisel0mGG ia iofoneen aiol
'Inaioen fabben 1lieben malllla a,sin
ettei,uot nG1,,i oIonreet ba1ltii epoil
ri. gillaistu oil iatfunstt .Dillr
felafursta nsti, louoin hon nten
sssoDnionin fonsIa nainti'iin. 5al
oIi. aYunut asangbeirin ls,ona toin1
tpuotta. AdpbesIoan Gstettoin Sbls
bo1nisia ban of iattanpt loltafi1
firieit1 ia naIofl,span SohnIonlst
I ialteenl1. Nar1sbeir loDii MANIA i
Ieuraii ritoe,t noiolla palmonIa Io]
fia 0ulutbiin. 4cliili ilnoittoo, EFT
lairen pritti iuooo lp'oolia foln,
= lnitffco Iitten, nliltta sssobnion Il
7pullon pois b1rte,s fdoestodn. Et
Tiff on ntposfin Saanl,t tietpcnle
Il et!1 nainel, oil atfaiIenur,tn olll
: |nain,iIisia era1r 2orlon 1illnllc
J. |.1ieben fonsia, iofa fs,oli ennetttui
q ,,oinen uient ,rliitu asairntIiin Rons
: heiriu fonsia. Wers. s5obnlonin Il
IfuIoisten ianotoall olelron Ulooi
tuoooisIa, rtis1a han OF ipntynpt
Ifaslpan,,t IS P:ti.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-15
Giirtolailnns Suonesta IiiGdntuG.

Giirtolaiinns Suomesta ilidanfhg.
9antdn Ipfipr fuluesia or liir'
toIaiiuus Suonesfa liidalltpnDt gllo-
mottafpasti, tparIinftn Gteld-Fohion'
moalla, josta iofa ipiiffo ldbtce
fnntrnenittain nuoria niebia glmeri-
foan. g9oriitrftn irDs= ia lof0tunn
aifano of 9lineriffaor1 Il 'l1ijoitt
rltnInasti, nniltfa ntarrnstltusIa Dit
heiid ollut ionfltn !uerron tDohef1-
mar. Dbbpsipdltoihin oil liirtolai-
.i,,us eoelleen iperrdttain pieni iielln
'tpallitIeipnn tpottomppoen tofia.
Sen Iiiaan 'ltuntaaipat liirtolailet
lnratfanIa garo6aon, ios'a tdlla bet
fell1 lienee paren,ntnt artiiolndhool-
tIiiiuoet. SpnnG iii9en, etta 'llrto'
jIaiilus on Min t1ntlipoStt lilddnto.
| nit ON etupaasid ie, ettd lippnlen
lhintoia on erttiiestddn icnfiin tper'
ran olennettu erGiIld slmerifcn ~
gonaoan Iaiipalinioilla sse, lotto
Ioifaiiemmin onat aifcneet lnbtea
Ifoufaileen ldnteen, ntutta eiipdt ole
nation taIleuoen tnfiu it'd tpoineet
l.ehoa, otpat mt fi,n hinnat opat
oIeunet,,t, finttdneet tilai'nittta Dp-
Ipafjcen. - Sffa.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-15

yg0Is smGlf1tH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tatfii fu=Dperatiibista
toinrtnfaa.
gboDspaltaiu Maanipiliclpsbe-
porttcmentti on tpiin,e aifoina toi-
mittannt luaioia tutfiuIu5toita To-
operatiilpiIen toirninnan alolila
maatnlOnoesIa. GltfiHufiie,, t,tIof-
let tuleipat ple1nnan iorfeita tefijoI-
til talla talpattonlon ttirfedIla tnllni-
ololla luurIinfiu MT, FIN II. t. Cap
per-Nol liteob-Iafi OF otponnut ten
laoie1nlnulle fo-pperatiiuiieIle toi-
nlnnalle nlaaslanlme.
WuonniIielpsbepartse1nentti on
tlltffnltt tltd alGu lef0 fotlmoosIl
eta ,,Ifomail!a ia eritpilesti ottanut
i'elfoa fo-pDeratiitpisten pDhlstDsten
lneneStDflesta ia menestplglatt0lnpp-
Oesta lefa t,,oilailen ybtaistoinlinnon
IlpaifutufIesta paiffafl,n1on etono,ni-
|leen eldrndoi, fofornili,uoesiaan. N1-
md ballitllflen tl,tfimufIet fajittatpat
Ifo=operatiituiien nbteistolmit,nun
faiffia mabbolliiia puolia.
| SallitutIen tointesta on dsfettaia
illnestpnpt firianen, Bulletin 1106,
! iosla teboadn ieltoa to-nperatiitpis.
ten pboistpsten IatiperrsteeIlilesta
pl,olesta.
Narboilloan ferdilee boIlitus tie
| Itoia 10000 fo-operatiitoilen liiffeen
|nllooosta, omallullhesta ia muista
rita fosfeipista ieifoi5ta, iotfa o.
pot tarfeita pleileeu ftirtDmilee,. to-
Inlan iuu1ltaileen Iiifeto,a,i,,toan
lmaantDiljelpsalallu, mile fo.operati.
'spiSta tpin.intoe ppritadn l1laboolIi'
Iii1nn.an bnonlattnnalla tonulln eiit-
|tdG toinlitltoobieImaflt iefG ostolbla
/ ettd u1ppntiin ia faiffee, s,luubuufin
l lEiiyddtboen gritptIen tnrfnsfelun 1lat.
Iiefii otetoan TOO buomattauiata TO-
operotiinisto pboprtG0 u,aanmilje-
! fDtIen alallo, GiinterntIi GaIifor'
I1lia ssruit Groners ggcbange, Nme.
frieau 0ra,,berrp Gyebarge, Wicbi'
Gan potato 8rcoers ggehange b. m
lauonlailio I1iuria ia Laaioia pbtp'
IE1iG fo-operatiiiptlen Dbteistoilnir-
.uoa aIoilln.
gtropasta poIaa pian 6. 8
lGbristenien, iofa OFT l)goDs.paltaiy
WoanmilieiDs soeparttemeutin piiofes
ia oLIut tl.ttimaSia fo-operatiituiste
liifett;i Ialsfasia, Raotiisia, 5sor
IiasIa ia Guonte5jo. g. SO. Aaphei
lon porboilIoan t.ltfin,o5Ia fosopero
|tiitpisto toir,tii1toa rrodrltrllialpfies
|olaIlo Men1i1lIG.
Observation-Disclosures nifoi
: iultaista 1,cito t,;tfi1nufIien'n tIlct
8 lia Iariasia Bulletin illltailuia. 81.
1 lirloiuea leltainen tuliii iuuunitei
man rnataan falittdrraan to.opero
:; tiien litefeen febitpflen ielostufIe1
Noriasia, Muotiisia, Gnornesio
xanstas'o ia Mendialld.
Dlimalfaiiesti oiotaan Ielostell
nMsid ballitufIen illlfaiIuisIo oituls
ltoininnolLista liifettd ien alfuoioil
Ita iooFu alma piinleiiiin e,,lltDfIii
= Iufien. Giten tdstd iariojulfoiitlS
ltn tltIee Observation-Disclosures dlallnn,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25

Top left: Little Carolina Deckrc,:
right, Master John Deckret; below.
Mrs Josephine Deckrct, who de-
cIarcs Tanlac has been a blessing i'm
her home
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25
Chinese Big Knife
Like Ku KIux Khan;
Fights Corruption

Tore. sner In fact. they seem TO
le q natura evolution Of the Ameri-
can big stick clan
Nevertheless there is a certain
amount of danger 90 the outlying
utssions. IN view OF the dis
ordered state of Oh mas army and
-.e demoraized finances which per-
t ,heir pay 10 be regularly IN ar
relrs With a mass Of starving peo-
pie confronted daily with fragrant
examples OF wholesale official cor
rupton a serious outbreak easily
might be inspired
The Boxers grew OUT Of an or
sanitation similar IN name called
the sword Society" Its members
were required 90 take an oath by
the sword after a lurid ceremony
r which the neophy-e danced HIM
self into a state OF frenzy Their
bodies were painted and they set
themselves forth 20 purify China.
among other things cleaning out
The foreign devils"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25

FVRHE value of Tanlac as a fam
Iy medicine is again very
= forcibly demonstrated in the
home of Mrs. Josephine Deckret
1912 Bank St. Baltimore After
putting this splendid tonic to the
test with herself and three children.
Mrs Deckret says:
"Tanlac has been such a great
blessing 90 myself and three children
that IL has won my lifelong praise
My health had been so wretched for
two or three months that I was just
dragging around I could neither
eat nor sleep to do much good and
had a world Of trouble with indiges-
tl0n I have just finished my third
bottle of Tanlac and am almost a
we'll woman already.
John Frank. aged six. and Car
Dina who Is four both implanted
~ headaches pains IN the stomach
and were very restless at night. They
had no appetites, were thin and pale.
and took no interest in play or any
thing else.
And Joseph Paul. two years old.
was On just about the same fix. !
could not get him 20 eat. ne was
fre-iul day and night. and was very
chin and pale. They have taken two
bottles OF Tanlac each now, and
healthier happier children could
not be found John Frank has gain
ed six pounds. Carolina eight and
little Joseph is as fat as a butterbau
and playful as a kitten. 1 certainly
nave good reasons for praising Tan
Las"
The experience OF the Deckret
family IS only typical OF thousands
rr others whose statements are on
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25
Motorists Bre X
Many Ordinances,
Officers Charge

THE erratsr majority az the state.
motor Jaw oeersez were represen,
"a In the cases dlsd IN ci.y cour
Tue day.
Michael Szsbo f01 81 Johnson st.
nslf fine ~ S5 and costs for exc
cerf.nz tho speed limit
Charged wth speeding" for has-
ms h-s muffsr cut out open and
5r.vins while r-oz.cated Ralph
sayre Wehawaza hotel. N=hawaka
entered plea af "a1t guilty" ana
tho hrse eases were -et for trial
Friday tie was taker into custody
&c midnight or Lincoln wly p.
Against Frank Warren $50 S.
Main So. were two counts. driving
hls car without tail light and no
card and con Amer Re VIII be
given a hearing Friday.
Charges against Jack Evans. Ber-
rieu Springs. Mich. naming three
0fauees. thar NJ no card and con
taiuer. improper license and no
mirror on "a commercial, vehicle. were
dismissed as was. the charge 0f inn
proper license against Nelson Ben
son. Plercelon Ind.
A fne ~ So and costs was assess
I'D against Floyd Jackson. 1I5 ~
30 shawakt av. Jackson admitted
wing his car with an open muffar
Two City ordinance offenders were
20 come before the court late this
afternoon. Clarence Haselbnck.
1015 n. Allen ST.. faces the com
plant % mot stopping on signal 90
ard wallace Hallam. Jefferson hotel
that OF parking his car In a safety
zone.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25
Imaginary Banquet at
Y. ". "Enioyed' by Girls

An imaginary banquet was served
20 the girls OF the Charm class.
which s. helduat the T. ". G. A
every Thursday night A four
course dinner was served with every
thing bonehde except the food
There was all the necessary silver
china table decorations. place cards
and the girls were informed as 20
correct table etiquette
The next class. which viii be held
Thursday night. viii discuss the sub
5ect. Charm IN Dress Dress as
an expression of individuality. the
right use OF colors. the correct dress
for all occasions. these are some OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25

An inspection n South Berd
school buildings especially those 20
the oliver and new John Nuue1
schools win oa made today hv tho
Laror,e board ~ education. headed
1y = 3 Wetherow with view &c
obtaining suggestions for the new
High school which is being built at
Lap0rte
This noon the Ia7or-e party we're
met and entertained by che local
board OF education
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25
3 Women, 4 Men On jury
For Third BurCh Trial

I0s ANGELEs- OaIIf- Oct. p
BY o.. Plight women and four
men. empaneled as jurors will hear
The third trial OF Arthur G. Burch
for the murder OF John Bolton Ken
nedy
Evidence viii open today az the
scene OF the murder az Beverly Glen
where court viii convene for the
first session
Sixly-one venlreuen had been eX-
amined before the jury was selected
and sworn late yesterday. Two alter
nate jurors selected are women.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25
Hold Suspected /. ". ".
fer WnbnSh RniL Wreck

WILLIANSPOKT. Ind Oct ga
A man said 20 be an agent Of the T.
vs.. W was held by Sheriff Stewart in
Warren county today as a suspect 80
The wreckinE OF the fast continental
Limited train travelling from -.
Louis 90 Detroit on the Wabash rail-
road Three persons were x He'd ana
six Injured i'm the wreck The man
viii be held until The invest "a ton is
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25

the points which VIII be touched on
Every Thursday night there is a
different teacher fo- the class Mise
Helen Neigh directed the scho 8
last week. The teacher for this
week has not yet been selected
other subjects which VIII be taken
up in the near future are Charm in
The Home" which viii include in
terror decorations. stressing the
charm OF surroundings as wen az
the charm OF attitude which should
be maintained 20 members OF the
family.
Books which have been recon-
mended for reading during the
course are. THE Business Of Being
Friend by Bertha Condo: The
Charm OF Fine Manners" by Mrs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25
Iron to NeutraIize Heat and
Cold in California Orchards

foliage would otherwise have 20 do.
said Heitzman in explaining the
working Of this method. Heitzman
stated he tried this system last year
on a date and fig ranch and that il
met with absolute success.
Heitzman claims that by his
method the effect of a freezing tenn
perature could be made that OF "a
temperature Approximately 40 de
grees warmer. The principle Of his
scheme could be applied to flower
beds by the placing of IRON filings
among the flowers. ne added
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25

Los ANGELES. oct. 21.-A sue
trees against extreme cold and heat
has been arrived at after extensive
experiments with iron, according 20
au announcement made by ". NJ.
He.tzmau local landscape gardener.
Merely 90 hang piece of the min
eral iu a tree IS sufficient 10 mimi
mlze the les breath OF Jack Frost
or the shr.vtliog beams of old Sol.
Tre ron hanging .u the tree alb
orh The cold or heat and stores it
.h Itself which the tree and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25

:When Heller says it. Oak. its Oak.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25

file iu the Tanlac offices. Hardly
day passes that does not brins
scores Of such messages OF praise
from every part of the United States
and Canada from families where
mother father son and daughter
have an found health. contentment
and the joys OF living through simply
taking a course Of TaulaC
Tanlac is sold hv an good drug
Eisrs Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-25

Helen Edin S.arrett. Manner and
Conduct in school and OUT by
ALLYN and Bacon The Etiquette -
To-day" by Edith b O-6wag.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-01-04
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

John w. Scott of Clinton Ave,
was taken suddenly i'll Tuesday
morning with an attack of acute
indigestion. His condition is
somewhat improved
The Caledonia Farm Bureau
Exchange has declared d dividend
Of 5 per cent and carried a sub
stantial sum to its surplus account
This is the third annual dividend
this organization has declared
since it was established three
years ago.
Perley f. Hazen has returned
from Burlington where he attend
ed meeting of state manufact-
urerS.
F. G. Bundy left Monday on a
business trip through New Eng
land.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dresser Of
Montreal are visitors at the homo
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard F. Bald
win, coming here from Turner'S
Falls where they visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Cox. Mrs. Dresser
is the sister Of Mrs. Baldwin and
Mrs. Cox.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-01-04
DOUBLE FEATURE AT
THE GLOBE TONIGT

"The Bonny Brier Bush, y
Paramount picture made from The
world famous book that million,
have read and loved, Ian Mac
Larens deathless novel, is one Of
the features on the Globe pro-
gram. 1t Is charming in every re-
spect and the Characterization by
Donald Crisp, Mary Glynn and
Alec Frazer are highly entertain
ing.
"Tho ideal lovers of the screen
Edna Murphy and Johnnie Wal
ker, co-starred by William Eos,
will sustain their reputation "A
"What Love VIII Do" an exciting
and romantic photoplay also on
the Globe bill--tonight.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-01-04
THOMAS MEIGHAN AT
PLEASE u TO-DAY

This good luck star is splendidIy
cast in Booth Tarkington's splen-
did novel "The Conquest of Ca
mann, and his role and acting,
are of exceptional power. The
story is uplifting and its theme
its effective handling, the artistry
of the whole production, should
commend it to the most select az
dience. The scenes were all film
ed in Ashville, N. c.. and were
personally supervised by the au-
thor also. At the Please u to-
day and tomorrow.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-01-04
PASSUMPSIC LODGE

PASSUMPSIC LODGE
Regular communication Thurs
day evening, Jan. 5, 7.30 p. m. for
dispatch of business.
Arthur M. Lang, w. M.
Fred II. Dolloff, Sec.
Haswell Chapter, No. II, R. A. NJ
Stated convocation Friday, Jan.
IS, 1922 at 7,30 p. m.
Called Communication Friday,
Jan. 9th, 1922, 7.30 p. m.
Work Il. A. degree.
Fred H. Dolloff, +. II. 7.
II. A. Pearl, Secy.
Caledonia Council. No. 10, r. and
S. M.
Stated Assembly, Wednesday
Evening, January II, 1922. The
degrees will be conferred upon
several candidates. Refreshments.
Arthur l.. Caves, T. |. NJ.
Attest, II. A. Lougee, Recordey.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-04
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-04
PACE THREE

a visitor at the home of her brother,
J. w. Suggs this week.
Miss Mary Wilson, who is attends
iri, school at Wesleyan, returned to
Macon Moresy.
Guy Amason, of Hapeyille, spent
several days last week at the home
of his grandfather, j. E. Ranew.
Miss Lota Speer viii leave Tues
day for Newton, Ala. where she is
teaching expression.
Miss Ola Mae Suggs will leave this
week for Milledgeville, where she will
attend school at G. N. & I. c.
Stanley Burnett, who was appoint
ed as postmaster at Leslie some time
ago, took charge of the office Jan. l
Loomis Deavours has accepted a
position with the Bank of Leslie.
Mrs. Chas. D. Little and little
daughter, Frances, of Chattanooga,
and Mrs. John Stephens and daugh-
ter, Louisa, are visitors at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Sumerford.
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C. E. NIBLACK PAINFULLY
HURT WHEN HIT BY CAR

G. h. Niblack, manager OF the
United Grocery company, is confined
to his home on Fill street as a re-
suit of severe injuries to both hands
received about IL o'clock Sunday
morning when he was struck by an
automobile driven by Miss Celeste
Howard and to the front of which he
chung desperately to save himself
from biting dragged under the wheels
and crushed.
The accident occurred midway
down the Lee street hill between the
monument and Church street. AS
he was crossing the street he was
struck, not having seen the car be-
fore. Istinctively he grabbed the
headlights and radiator and held. on,
being dragged in front of the car
at least so feet. His hands were
badly torn and lascerated, and sew
eral stitches were taken in the right
hand. He suffered other body bruises
but no broken bones. Miss Howard