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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-10-23
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Flames Svo9D Five Story Es.~.3-
i.iSlt IN New YORK.
bOS3ES HEALTH ACTIVITIES SIAhiS IN o+0t C~E':~c


Believed to Be Work OF Same Fire
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,,,.
F'oioo@"at-F'e'0'0 nsS'"~s
Gus.
Ne" .1,,.,., -,,iI1ron lax, th,..r
sons. i-''''t O! '''','ii .''ll','I'', 'D
lives III Il ~ "N,''' ,,.,,,,,,,,;.,,.
Gals /" - 'le WORN W ~ ''''''''i''',
Inc I'''i-'SN >"cpt WIN
suddenheeS from Sel''' ~ ''.'i ,.,,
hNe-Sl"'H "4lSi'''", 81 ,..,i ,7l ,ror+h
nue. ANA 'H' li"''''' I" ''','' l,,.t
street. III 'Ii' 'li'>N''
Side.
Inc "'aHe "i'i'"' MY 49,,
baby cafFla~e' Ei!"c' '"'
lowe n'''I' "''"'' "'i'''>' :,,,,rf.,,,
cun'"iai''e> ~ '''r i,,.,r,.,,,,,,
fire IN IN upper N->' '''''' ,,,,,,..
house. Nhlch :ISN''''' /" .,,.,...
So uUIrk!H "'o t'le '''''''> -.
through me ""Il'.''4e, 'i,,' 49,, ,,,I,,I
OF the dt:'H were !"ui'' ~ ,;,rr,+,,.,t
"
opportunity 10 'S~"p'. ,t,. chill
Nathan SILVER anu lou; =, ms Nirs
dren were A'i'"''I '''e ,,,,..,.
Silver estdl''l' W. "'''' <, r,,h
ham "Ma'ltsNH anu o"''''' COW,
crime S"@aFn'i'h' pI'''i'e' '',l,' - 10
Mrs NafiiSRH' ais" PEI ->''e"
flames. w.,
" Il
sinai ''">'in i-"N',' ,,i,,1:,,.r
ing from the iaIINaA vi
and he ran I" the lltN' cor me- '''.,
turned in ai' alarm. " l1e" i'e 90 =
Cd HE who'll" burning we Si"''i'" II
Of which IS "c~tH'Su d! Stores Vs. "
mas - ';tli'S : anu chi ny the So
ways was cut Oh MOST "' ''le pei
on The second MOOR >",'e',''" III
ing their way down 'he IRE CSC;
but those on the upper hp"'> l''' 40
hattie -r"u&h Slh"Nf anu liS'liAes I"''
il OF "f the Wl.'""S,
Several tenants P'''"'" WI 'i'
story windows thrtatehe" % jump ) =
were prevailed upon by hreneh 10 i'-
main until ladders c"u!u ne iaiS'n /"
| take }hem down. 'h' a2eo ""ii''''''
| Mrs Mary ihSl"N>' aiS'eSiiioeu t''S
warning and leApei from 'ne i'"i 80
floor. receiving INJURIES "hi'iI' P''"
| ably VIII cause he' Ge"lH'
While The hrehieh were '' ""'n w
the Set"ii" ioo'' Ia 'l:''' .''7 .,-,.1
lhtr wa! l" lhe one 49, NV
moor E"''3l'>eo' "u' i''' "'i".
I lh% roar h"' sent ''> ~
Nearly a score of persons owe their
lives 20 11-year-old James ODonneil.
| a mechanics helper who was eating
J al y restaurant in the vicinity, when
he heard woman cry for help Kun
ming IL the street. he saw the woman
| leaning ont of the window on the sec
ouu ti0Ur of the burning tenement Win
| two small children by her SIZE.
The young woman clambered on the
sill Of a store window, Jumped ana
| carght a swinging sign and pulled NM
| self up to the window. He led the
| ii rec frightened tenants down me IRE
escape To the street and then ran hach
and rescued the woman IS lS-hnnth-oid
baby. who was asleep in crib Later
| he Went to the roof OF an ADJOINING
! building and. by throwing board over
| tl.n alley space. made ii possible for
| q number of t<nantS, who seemingly
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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-10-23
KILLED III SKiDDiNG CAR
river 8iame5 Lack of Proper Lights
r"-chiVe

Driver 6tlme5 Lack OF proper LlSheS
on OthcG ;..;;chine.
i.m- Ilarnur \. J.. Oct. 23.-Harry
Thomas. 70 yeraS old, of Absecon, was
instantly killed here While returning
IL his home after spending the night
here with = party Of friends, when
his machine Skidued on the White
Horse pike and struck Il tree, huri-
ing him through the windshield and
breaking his neck near Pomona.
William Nehr and Grover Williams
hurried him here 10 the office of l)r.
Frank. who pronounced him beyond
help.
With Thomas were Edwin RENDERS,
Charles Fox and Leroy Ireland. the
later driving Ireland claims he turn
ed. ont for another car. which only had
one headlight, when his car >kidded-
State Trooper Larson brought Ireland
before Magistrate MiSchlich. who held
him under bond pending Investigation.
Thomas companions We're bur slightly
4urt
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-04
chAprER II


Mcdonald. the factor. lay On his bed
IN M upstairs room ~ The hHuss
whaac lower story was tho trading
stwr, and look "a 90, through the win.
Aor .nxer the. swamp beneath l, wss
two weeks since Molly had fouud him
ly.nf with closed eyes on the aoor
with the iushed face and heavy hresth-
Ing " spopieyy
For two and twensy wears McN"n
old had lived there, serving the com
pary little had changed dnrins that
time The chief charge had teeu In
h,msrt ard, since this WAS e. he meas
ured rather ~ isolated happe0lngs
than ,he steady progress " ,iue. Nc
rmsa coud have counted on the Nm
gers " one hard heN>ae marks u his
life
rhs l't,is Eager w,s MS Arrival NJ
TocNtc trom Abert'rcn, drawn 70 ,As
New Worl' ~ stories ~ llte tn the
ssrS,cr - the famous trwpany, The
third anger Nss MarN
He had Met her va lww1,c. scen
ss,er his arrtysl n Csaaaa. and she
bad hvoN t@rn N his e~n town though
he has pot known her there Mo'ly
knew vaguely tha, he had chaalpicncd
her In trouble tAst bal tN'n'e uis'n
hsr, far whIcN she VAS Got "a blame.
There hal hvee t's5kmstler a ers~l
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-04
CHAPTER l---coatlnysd.

The portage was nrvn lee. although
u offered no foundation for railroad
bed. II ran between two openings In
the low biuffs and the store was Wis
ibls from the farther shore.
The Icy blasts pierced through WI.
teas taE becd aaa, sasextaaw - "
they had been cotton. IIia feet seemed
like foreign bodies attached 10 bis
legs, Up which he could feel the numb
ness creeping by inches toward his
body. And when at last he reached
the portage he looked oat with IN.
-edulity toward the opposite shore.
seeing only hickering llnr "
shadows through the sill, between his
frozen syeliis.
Resoluiely claspins the frozen form
with his RICH, arm. he stepped out
dpofi tfis s'lrtsA~ The nss.s:. 4aarse.s.
blew through the gap with hurricane
violence NJ almcA, all tiass. had
swept tbs ir- I'D q broom might sweep
q rink, In enormous circles. CLASSY and
nnn, with whirlinz snow plies round
them. Wilton could progress only by
inches. nxhtlns the ful blast II h.
gale. and seeing the llue ~ Ills route
only In fractions Of seconds,
He saw the bluffs Ia front u him.
and the opposite shore nearing And
be fought furipusiy against the creep
Ing numbness, knowing tina, each see.
ond counted for victory. II was per.
hsps hundred feet farther. He
opened hia eyes an instant, Eighty now
---seveoty. perhaps. sne las, efor,
TO eross th. portage.
Fifty feetl With all Of will and
consciousness that rrmalnri wilton
set his face resolurely toward his
landing place. and strcie % into the
bank OF snow piled ny by the wind be-
meath the shelter Of tho hlufts. Ills
feet sank through The cracking sur
face, he struggled shouIder,deop 20
win the last lap ~ the way And "
q sudden the leo broke under him and,
twenty i've fret FROM the shore, the
snsrv ~ l'lg Muskeg held him,
ins,inc,ively he sought to gather
purchase frum tho sides 81 the sink.
hole toto which he had fallen. The
tcurniquet sl!ck dragged through the
yielding snow, the elbow " the arm
that held Joc's body rested upon the
Ice oee instant he buoyed himself
by this means over the peaty slush
that sucked al him beneath Then.
with a last cry that seuuted above the
roaring u the gale. hs yielded. And.
clutchtns joes body TO his own. WI.
ton went down
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-04

O. wss raiy ,Ae ccmtrsrSise q the
trrssn sstssws u bis aas~sS that gavs
hina hls hold CO gexs esty.
II was thea that. In her horrSr.
Melly rexognsssS wliian STE crvt
fowar+i the hrsak. and lay iowa % the
ks. grrgtax Lowsrd hla With her
A3Ests. SIZE sAasfsst - bite 70 E1a3 s3si
sa6. enslng that As sns slrultg IA.
cahscsaas. cwps eaussoasay bearer oses
tie cTaeaiES sarfacs.
1aea shs saw wha; h vas that VIII
tea had b~Sn cHrrytHs. ard she r,eca.
Eised Joe. Stunned raeeasata rtiy hy
The shock. she usFrrd herself 10 TIE
task ii rrsenEsix fte Yfvfhs' SHE sffli
erept forward unsii the uvpar part VI
Ter eo+ty esteussd acress tn break
she placed Der haad,s beneath Wllien's
shoulders and tried 70 I'm hiEa
n wss q task hsyoad Der rnwers
As shs sraiaea TO II, saaasnly The Ice
broke all ssAore Der, ard 10 q nlxsEse0i
arc was noGstsriax beside wEtoe In
the watez
Az this place the uaSegt~d NJ the
portage sas u peas Ealscd With Sand.
covered wilA water rather tAan slime
Mo.lys feet touched bottom. The ws.
ter was only sAoaitsr-eesp. VITA
qu.ck resource she mzhsged % draw
her feet up fruxn the swann and 10
drag wiitoo forward q paev OF twa
thus fresthg him froaB tho clutch VI
The nnsses And now she Eel, nrtn
saai under Der. She continued 10
drag him toward the stsorv and 40
they moved, ices body. stll ciasched
10 the set ~ wliteos stireaat nagers.
slid sroiesqaeiy over the surface Of
The ice beyeod.
And sssaesAea. ereeslas the .rssstaa
tee In frunt q her body a. abe nsc~~d,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-04

thu girl sueccc,'ei In getting wilton 10
the shore trpm that roint, half
dragging and half carrying him over
the snow. she reached the store AT
last.
she prlcd tho stir hand from Joe's
body. That wAs the hardest a her
efrora Molly Ter, Iye's body uren the
threshold and 90, wilton into her ~.
tie rccm behind the s,arv She raised
him ON The bed and laid him down, his
! aeaa si~Ta hst. p!lt"s. -. >,ls. -.
Her teeth were chatteTing from the
deadly cold that Kr'lpei her and her
own hands were numb. bat she man.
a.,.d 60 strip Of WHions socks, his
hood. mackinAw and sweater. HIS
face was not badly frorsn, hut his
hands and feet were marble white.
suddenly The girl san me blc~-l that
isscoloted the sleeve az Wliioas
shirt. she ripret the sleeve from the
shoulder She saw that the arm was
broken and that ballet, entering be-
hsa5. ,'ss.! pa sSssi .etAlle,ssly out, .asa g,
!ng stnalI bat no, dangsro. wound
THE hicssd bad hong since CEASED to
fow and clothed the wound Ia q COO
sea}si. fraNrsn mass
TIE danger FROM the frcs,htte WIS
the more immediate Molly took snow
tr,rD TIE thrv~aSa ard h~gaB ie Tuh
hls face, his feet ard bis aagers Fer
ueaYiy al boar the Eiri PERSISTED never
ceassng Anr efforts IN slite ~ her
wearsness. aHa the ,hawins. dripping
clothes about Der. AID a. last the
white skin b~ean 10 Re su;rGsed with
an anGry red
Then snp washed swsy the eio'tet
hlVs.s frnm tbe sr7n and peryei her.
segs "a the iask that must re p~r-
foruet A, the Moose Lake Bissl0n
she had nnrssrt ~ ln5ian With a frsn
tgr~g, les SET by Tho superintendent.
aad this experience sss al she had to
~ by. Bnt 'he hr~ag wss simple
ors sss brought tie @tg~s " ths
bare texpths. made syA!B.s from
yi,e~s ~ packing yass s3t we'2rs@ the
"a hoss tssbily wish cioss srpear~f with
bears fat Tnen abe heated ssns
bro,a and pcarSNi a, Drip by drop.
auwu Wiftnr's tar0st
when she cosIG ~ no mare SIZE took
h@- clothes gsut Of IDA room sna cha ged
ia anahs-. Sept fcy t-stsisrs segs-st-
ss ny a thin partition q pine pisasS
She tad ;as' ssiss@d wsen she
bee ri her father sha@lsag Sa@n the
.pE-x !; wss re FIRST tire ~ had
isss his bed. TIE girl ran 10 tDe sopr
lie fear.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-04

This In the Arvt time Ia eight yrerN
tAat have her1 free fsom stomach
troShle aud u 10 ell because u the
Wonderful good fsnisc has dane ZOE"
said Mira Frank wnkia, - Cedar 81.
Syracuse. Mira wiiAie formerly re-
saacd In Buffalo aud for two years wac
ma;ron Of tho State Rcsarinaiory Of
Industry, ~ y.
80. Il WA; astirx scArnaly, eaapxh. 70
keer alive she declared. "for | would
mther rss -Av~3sh>e bite than suffer tha
sais~ry l know Would follow, Esen
s~est aGis disagreed with ma. was
siek In bed for two aud three days st
. tiina and gas on my stomach made
sueh awful pressure on my heart Il
almost cut on my breath ! had hor~
rshie d~afns at nigh, and la the morn.
Ing WIS oil tired out.
well, the longest day live win
praise Tahlsc. for my Improvement
has been simply rvnarkable ! have
no more bsartbarn, my appetite h
Wonderful, can cat most anything I
want. and my sleep 10 sound and rest
full am thoroughly delighted with
Tsnlsc. N 10 wonderful"
Tsnlsr 10 Sold by ell COED druggists.
advertisement
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-04

~ Jt>e HNstctk's folly T~sts what
Mr.. Hn~y~- called II wien re WA
here fer tire a'Na.e In Nct.ee- Jee
Rcsteck'll uessr crsss E.s Masseg
ASd II ~ c,ula. whe-sd he get BIS
freight and passengers
~ ever this countrys opened IN
Ton Rowyer win PUT igs owu uns
,Arrash Tie wss se8ns ne 50
Bp, there's rasthlaS here bur re
s'~n~r ara caribou snr ne lr,flsax
l,s sIvsys seen tSst eHy I, Assays
wj.1 Ns So"
ile csucNt hsr ~ re sleeve ~Yeil
rs s,e WIZ tS-vt ers again = BE-
<h'rr'e,i
~l'ra a,w !tksiy ~ IN ESQ re- ccsaes
th,s way sae s~sx~~v5 To- Sar.
~ralost y,tee 1fss * The og'hresS
AZ vteieacr uh&tA sae Nae~ eeg-. ~,
taw.
-Ays rt ser - e~-s s~r tbs
asan ard rs ind The SGD, ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-04
The Big Muskeg
By
VICTOR ROUSSEAU

these eotnpTisst the girls experience
VI the outside world. sihs hsipeA her
father To the store. and WA capable
Judge u mink and mnxkrat. she
could bring down Moose 81 ihoa,
sand yards. and suida Q canoe down
Horseshoe rapids.
She had Kuaa 10 the Indian camp.
i've miles away, wtth medicine fos a
sick papoose, al daybreak. ieav'ng
her father In the care OF Jules Half
bead. the Muskegon. a deaf mute who
worked for the factor during intervals
Of wandering 10 the bush. trapping
She did not like 10 leave him. for he
had hecums more moro~s since his III
ness. and hls mind seemed affected.
When ~ las, she entered the factors
room above the u0re rsdiating youth
aud health. she saw with eonsterua-
ton that hs was lyins weakly on the
pillow. and breathing a. heavily as on
the dag u bis stroke.
You're fesllng no worse. fatherr'
che ASKED. sitting -da@a beside hin
and taking his hand In hers
I'm no worse said the factor.
thickIy. you took the Lottery
III will leave tonight. But wish
you had let me write that you Ar~ III
The company would bring you 10 Win
nipeg They can 30 wonders at .he
hospital there, and you'd soea rcoysr
the use ~ your limbs,
Ever since his s,ruke the factor had
dragged his rish, leg. and hts right
arm hung by his side Ilc hardly ever
,lsft h. hs5,. aEa ,tsan anls ~. stt.,
wrapped 10 hts carihau ROBE. staring
Gut through the wbtsdow at the. pert,
AZ.
'I7i no gp to Winnipeg" said Nc.
Donald. an Just stay here until I'm
better, I'm thinking the hog Topths
viii be bringing 10 their peltfies next
week I'm thinking I'll no buy De
csinbvr ski;.= .hs winter"
4 Was thiaking the ssuse. me fall
Was too late: they won't he purchas
ahis TIL the middle u next month.
Hut the Dog rooths will want iett."
They'll get no debt" saif McIpon.
aid See 10 It, Moilyl hut suppose
the squaws will get on the soft side Of
ye. and It takes a man 60 handle them
III have 20 get well, he continued.
speaking with ieverish energy
His migi which had turned frum
one ldea 10 another. running from is
fears. now leapej upon them "Nhatil
ye 80. Mollyf' hc demanded roughly.
There, my lasA dldua mean "a put
It TO you Ike that hut where1I ye
60 II dinnar'
"pon't let us think Of that, father"
Aye. but w Gamma stay herr,
should have spoken before IN hts
distress he fell into hts native speech
"Mnny a nich, I've laid awake htuk
ms on Il. before | had the stroke. Ia
tho windy wach, here tboch' ia
hrucht ye w unspottrd frae the warld
And moo"
She laid her other hand on hlS III
the worst should happen, | can take
care " myself Don't fear for me, "a,
iher," she said.
IF ~ coa!t. have the store. TNatd
he best. Hut the company wouldnA
have woman factor. The cnmpany's
constructive And the old sorell
last cut my days and yours, 10 spite
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-04

sieans~r ~ tie In 4 ctpth end eNNA tn
water Flake the ash. removing all
slln and bones Gctahsas tae rice
ant hsh, add two well hestvn eggA
zoe cai nj " nsh stock and the sstae
Of MILK, seasssn With two Ieastganfass
OF salt Or HluFe 10 taste. enrAalf trs'
spoonful ~ lsfIer. tso tseie~psonfuls
" better. nsisg the seasoning brtw~cr
The layers u ash and rice. Bake che
bali hoar and serve box with drawn
ee;ses or saaFw.
Dakota .sssStseA--i'rrl eight me,
d!nla GiHed Potatoes. Into sapc~paa
piacs teasgspntai es sugar, and when
melted adj tw'u tasles,~S,Erais ~ hot
water. Put the Potatoes into the pan
cat 10 quarters lengthwiss, oar larrv
cnlon choqFvd fns and one tablespoon
ssil Il parsley, enc teasrc-shfgl 0f salt,
two houlllon cabcs. on~hait t~asT~snn
ful ~ 5aprtsE and iua cnpagh boiling
water 20 cover and simmer until the
potatoes arr tender, bat unhrakcn Re
mcye the. rtaators with q Skinner 10
* h.- sisAs .tsssrsssi 4, ~, si.s,.sas .xssAA,
'au tahlrspo,nrSlls VI four mixed with
little GELD aztec Roar ases eha pc
iaies and sprinkle WltA snather ia
hlesp"uaful ~ mincvd parsley on tup
Cherry Cake rear thrive table
spooafuis q. shortening with onehais
rupfA II sugar add an ,gx we'! beat.
ct and twothirds ~ q cupf1l ~ Hiik
alternately with two cupfuls Of pastry
r"0r Which has hesn sifted With one
hslf tsaspoentul ~ sail and two tea.
sp<-nflls Of baking powder Mix well
ana spread evenly in lnnr sheet IN
taking pan. Over ihe top place a
quart II pitied cherrses sprihkle,i light.
~ WITH a ,easpcnnfyl rt cinnamon aud
oc~hat cuphil ~ sugar Fake In II
moderate cven Dried 0r canned cher
rIcN may Ne used, II the FIRST are well
soaked and the latter drained from
soiue ~ the iuics
rAuisnar Hakelst. --is"at two eggs
utt.t very llEltt.aAd nr Tablespoonful
IT sugar and three tablcslaHhfuls ~
cream, then add gradually ane and
t'rce fhnrfta capfuis II pas,r, fsgf
and rull very Thin. Gu, In diamond
sA8grd pieccs and Gu, two slashes In
each Try IL d~r fat drain and
guEhe olts pnwd ered sugar These
ar Ncry dainty and delicious SERVED
wlth YEA ur q glass ~ ginger ale.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-04

FlNg Vi any SIZE
In which sea s,ssj
81 frs.sb water
fsh may not tsv
bad once or i1are
a y c~k This ap
piles not 1piy to
the fnny tribe.
- - {. TO- -, y.
lSlGi also tn shell
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-04

gsh WIN esh "A aim many n,ha,
h.,as r,r;s.n laaax many a them
faise have gsia,d circulation one
/. IA, e.h Nna ullk i, auy pi,a =,
cram. fishes surA "a lev. cream, q,
uUk a. drink st U,t never he taken
pyff, rrats aYster. N ,ia..ter rna,
n.ea combinations Hsye f.ep ,onra
:. ts cr.. aim a tor.nt, sacb ,..,.,
r.3y.p-,. ,h.sgga ~ seoiApg ~, ,hay.
"a no r~t@.n wbr the acreage t,.r...n
NAV No, eorsftpa tho tuo ,yovlse5
,te e.h i, l,l,s..- [. t,at s.rya4, w3,h
=, s..55 sst,e..
,r hwy{ps .a,tray fte steaks or. ~
rsys Tia ng..e r,y,onssge ,Aaart. .ta,e
almost H. wssf. The red ~
SsN,-n.,s sa,-r.au IL ,,or4issevps has,
,hrr 49, pinA ana rhYl saspop Al,
.,.,.s but eM-4es ~ Ia eaxtt - wsg
a. tt4ee The practical hal.su Z. VII,
s a. :" !. a. as'rna' !. ~ y ..,.s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-04

MARY. II yea nlshehase like that
you will make yonr mother angry az
yon"
Little Msry~-That don't scare mo:
she ssn't my wife.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-04
Che Kitchen
Cabinet
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CaAAese w&-At yva WILL sahSS tAs
isEsu 90 TsAs0sS AsA ~ lie sssrstss
81 tSs average as2sNr yea Ee~wsx
yea ssA ~ ss1aA NAH yU&F nAAi&
AAnAsA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-04
MOLLY sAvEs WILTON.

sYsopsis. 80 Locking over Zig
hasAss. = seemingly impAss2bis
swamp tn the path u ths Ai.sA.
ti@ raiitoad. ice Dastoek, builder
u The iias. and witOn CArrathsrs
sh.sf Of sngins@rs. are eonsiisTinS
TIE dlfieuitiss A rfns shot Instant.
" kills bostoek ana bssAks Carl
ruths-' arm. Handicapped - 10
L. carrptksrs aa,sTrniass 10 carry
the body TO statioR Of the HUI
son's Bay company. whsrs zoe Nc
Donald 10 the factor
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-08-04

ist tAiF 70 5aur ira hlns Anticipate
mott ag hat good In tns future Born
al solrf44 gt~gtse.ta They are lea
eoae eva ~ - l~fAl NSa bu, thor
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-24
FOR WHITE RULE
Australia Would Combine With
United States in Pacific.
Parliament Member Says Col
ony breads AngIO-Jap Pact.

Washington, March pa trade al
lance with the United States to secure
the commercial supremacy of the
white race in the Pacific is the hope
of Australia, Randolph Bedford, of the
Australian parliament, stated here to-
day.
Bedford declared that the people
of Australia universally condemned
the Anglo-Japanese alliance, and
dreaded any new alliance involving a
yellow race
The Anglo-Japanese alliance" said
Bedford. -"was looked upon as a blow
to the prestige of the white man in
the Pacific. 1t was considered as an
alliance with an enemy nation. proven
so by impudences and insults. 1t was
made originally to protect India, not
Bedford, who is here to open
markets for Australian coal, declared
merchants desired a
reciprocal trade agreement with
America.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-24
Rich Bachelor Wants Wife

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not getting married. Since childhood
I have suffered from stomach and
liver trouble, never being able to get
any medicine or doctor to help me.
Now that Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
has entirely cured me, 1 am anxious
to get a wife" 1t is a simple, harm
less preparation, that removes the
catarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract and allays the inflammation
which causes practically all stomach,
liver and intestinal ailments. including
appendicitis. One dose will convince
or money refunded. At all druggists.
ADV.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-24
GOV. PARKER AGAINST KHAN
Officers of Louisiana Asked to Sup
press Masked Meetings Strictly.


press Masked Meetings Strictly.
Baton Rouge, La, March 24.-Gov-
ernor Parker today issued an appeal
to the law officers of Louisiana to
suppress with an iron hand the Ku
Klux Khan where they are seeking to
supplant the machinery of justice.
The governor said:
I'm view of the repeated complaints
which have come to me from various
sections of the state. now call upon
all officers of the state to suppress
with an iron hand the evil of Ku Klux
Khan wherever it raises its head and
at the approaching session of the leg
islature will appeal to the body in the
name of order and good government
to enact a law making it a felony for
any man to hide behind a mask to
drag the good name of this state in
the mire. Where great evils exist,
honest men and brave men will stand
in the open fearlessly to see they are
corrected with no need of disguise"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-24
Music Supervisors Plan for 1928.

Nashville. Tenn, March 24.-SeIec-
ton of a meeting place for 1928 and
election of officers, are features of
today's program of the National Music
supervisors conference. Cleveland,
o., is prominently mentioned for next
years conference, altho Detroit and
Louisville are bidding for IT