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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24
MORE IMPORTANT 10 SAM
Accuses Mar Could Dc with Ore Law.
yer ard use the Other One
a. . Wt~ess

Not 81 leaa agu a Quaker ITS law
yer found formidable rhalana ely
posed 10 Lin IN the trial ~ case
Presumably the other side was na
stronE N least In TIC laNNrra rsilma'
tlGn. b tSlns n 'w"5-tis-sSsN Sf'f @latn
~ can6 % sum up the attorney de.
.iplJca the following "a the ipr1 as
illustrative o. the procurement u The
other silic
4 Negro Vas br"ught before the
court "a plead 60 M offence
aei,aisi' !swisaFf,. s-ssss 'a5y. IN essj.s; ;ss
'hf' 5S,, tEH ashasssxss. ,sls ,.ts!,fsr
The state provides counsel for those
who lax H. horribly appoint these
,~o senileFen present IN epurt 'o d"
N-nd YOU llase you anything 10 say =
Sans face bf!ghtrnph al the itl,ige's
words
tive lawyers 80 hongh :" he TT.
claimed dellEhicdlv and then
with an engaging grin Yes. ssh ~
hnnah hg, Fl +. alh't crowain
she law, eain't sNop ~ one Of dem
lsa yers for a witness y
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24
LEFT HIM At THE CHURch7"
Old indiana Marriage Records Reveal
MA, Would seem like
phobsss Remaree,

Examination ~ old records, esr~-
cially ef'irisl records. reveal many has
n,urvas writings. uu Page 2il ~ the
hrst marriage rrepfd hook in the af'
zee OF ibc county clerk Is osie s.rh.
In that day. which wss lSri. - was
the cnstoW for the clergyman or the
Justice ~ the peace or whoever per-
formed she ceremony 10 cums 10 thu
clerks Office and personally write inta
The rscords The fact this, 30 and n's
had bepn married by him On thls
pagr the following inscription sppsasvd
In ink
he II known that IN tho ihirfy-hrsa
day ~ August. A. ~. nue Thousand
cight hundred and thlrty-thr~s, a mar
ftagc license ispred 10 Jacob s.ss=s;;..ss
.srad Massey AwNae swash af,s%Msxs@m
county and ~ lasi,.i age"
Ilen"a,h this written apparently by
the CLERK, appeared the sdditIonai
srafguTrt m pTnrfI e
Tits lady a.rlines tho hosnr "--
indianapolis Srws
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24
NO SIlMuLAhT ABOUT Thai
Faintina Mar Not Unnaturally Oh.
ieetsd to Poor imitation o. the
Potent SPIRIT

,t.tt'". t+,-,,,s ,s, ,.itt
UnshFylirF y "fe~tir' ,s,Al-y-ss.' FissT;
etaFevr and flii rfoslraie go the s.d,,
,sAis. pesytgs physician hurried 10
his side and tsgsAn to f,sgi FOR ttis pulse
Apparent, the man WAS Hus,nse tuus
and the physician Nss ahaHi IL draw
hiS hypadrtiui5 syringe frotu bis nris'
inc bse NbrH Workman with = Gin.
npr pal, IN hls hand stepped forward
from Tie group ~ surrounding spec
tAiars "ilrre give han same ~ THIS +
he said exhsh!tias a whisky nask in
ais hand
Grabbing this the pi5 sir.an poured
p5r, ~ - c,u'rnts into the victim :
throat ehrreBpoi me victim suddenly
taiscd his h,ni' Anl sp1t It out. gasp
ing "We,rs you aoin
Revlsihg you WIKI WHISKY" said
the doctor
THAT amt wusky. It's eaid tea.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24

stronger tNan they loak Rni fine yallr
or crepe ar chIse are even more uur
able than muth heavier 49, yes Roth
silks ant coItaus nrv foB3r IA coler-
as well ~ White. Tho ,oeUe for pink
and flesh undertakings having opened
the door lnytingly 80 othrr coiors
Pink remains the fayartie With peach
lrht blue turquoise. and ertEh dur
lng 10 compete with their prttt rival
In the company II these lovely nh
ricN good laces and s2ue ribhnus are
used. hu, more spaHne'y titan they
vera The style trend ia undrrthipgs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24
plamene @, ,mmsnm value.

diamond said 10 b. even larger
than tha vosld famous "kohinoor'
aHs brought 20 >es York rrcently by
W J i.Athrrv. Washington a. ~
scientist. Who ssli the grin was dts
covered tn british Guinea hy Negro
hplpcr during diamond bunting IN
f@dl zen lArarre VAS accompanied
Nv James Mcl'onald ~ Harvard ami,
vcrslty. They had been ia sTHFch ~
O diamond vclb ~ rtupfed fahu.aqs
,w@rsii- 's@arNaa hrrf An, lslass ils
said kc dtd no, Hsd tho vein bgt io-
Gated m" ore large stunS Ibp dia.
vrnh Was tsksn 80 tbs customs ofIlcc
fof a,resa ~s',
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24

brgt,is. ere fhe mediums fhat are test
adapfrA Ia Tits mlliHery 10 which
flrs. arr - often flexible
An exception ~ this talr ~ flexible
Hines eFprars in fhr wide hrinmed
lat al the fup u lhv group Models
ike yhls arr usually made ~ crepe lie
chine or othrr silE, aud flcei with
hrdd Thls hat has . trimming Of
Nat, applique s,k navprs, don. 10
contrasting rclnrs Next 10 I, = mar
row trimmed hat has a draprd crown
Hnd trtm fsctHt * h,ald ball irim
fails over tie bfim edge AZ the right
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24
DYED HER DRApERlES,
SKIRT AND A SWEATER
WITH DIAMOND OyES-

f.eb Assc II "nssHsad DIVES" coo.
4. ~. 4. ty..l ,,ns 81 torhls that ams watuAa
TIVE, TFT ~ e 'y Iii fti. skafk ss,sss
dfrssta waists. easit, sweaters sseek.
ms banging. drapcr,os, sver,shsAs HE
nwa t4s,s il4s.s..as.4 lAseaH ssa slhsy
l,pd ther pertcei honae dye,ns V rsarsn-
,,rd. even h ,aa have nvves dsea hsfyss
Ten your d,sssc.at whe,hs. the mssffssi
,ov ui.b ~ De % woal ar s,lk, " wi@thw
Il |. hnrs. ectJaa Of mi,rd ssssi. Dss.
ry+tyqs ,ss-S ..sass sassa;s ss,sss. ;sssse, ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24

The largest commercial acet IT air.
planes IN The world has Tvs, h,s'n CON
plrtci, and n row euJidtcd 81 y
saFp@y'ss, saessg satss y he .tSxaast hSuse.s
.eriers. on the london Paris Lausanne
atrW8ys No fever than ~ giant
air EXPRESSES are tn daily U.s. oa this
,,,srt,anys service t.acl4 gsa. IsiBe A,s-
accommodation fr - passengers, IN
addition 10 the pilot and mechanic
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24

~ ~ xi2ssiar sSAEs@sas, ssias a.,
0HAerthiR9s as the nrtshid-eu''1Fsfi
cheqniss, with pan'ii - maiefl
shown ln lhs accufnE@pYtnx ttRatFa'
ti0G, che stores provide the datAilTst
weavrs In STA snd cUIlop- The ssias
lnettatge crepe DE- ehiE'~, gtziEEe'ts GO
the heavier gr8desi thin wash sstins
and waah siiss, and In cotton there ere
.i,ssv St,.i.-s, Aatiss& AID ntlinsgFz. ~
tbess d7&phahGuS aFit irresponsible,
saoklns fabrics. tn good qualities, are
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24
In LUXURIOUS LINGERIE;
DEM-SEASON MILLINERY

,xsa, 1hat thsssy tsssssg.sS, vy0, tt48S gE1'
rcr.ant resrrs~ hresTtjy e'sss~-e ~
sport bats, We n@ed he0 aaGse for
tllis particular kins ~ apparel, h~ea ss-a'
"syeFt" u nos comprehensive eisesish.
unless We understand Il 70 Eiarfefe all
the smart. snappy, Informal ssrmeals
thst wu,uen w.ar foF all SORTS u 0at.
lporlng
yt'Ss, Including er~f@ ~ eA4sa tsssIe.
sstrf. tssf~tsa sAtSEtssfs stSa FfsSiashs:
l4hI fsils and very p.1aalc HilIliaefy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24

grows rrg-r ;npcrtaat VITA eacA SEQ
s,n aad ',,st now sertas 70 be set def
in,tely toward aUty eFuugh ,Ss~,ara loa
70 bear oas inv daintiasSS - materials
hsnA o. s,st iaee ara la'is ~
cvrj~ .e sh'ne makes Sagrort tor 'he
scNNc'1N p.aar-i e,riy * The ehce'se
pittersa ',ere sRa p4sE st.l,t finishes
t. I-te Sane dss-a-7,ttcH completes ;Ae
Snort FAat& Nsrrow rthtea. rJgn
thrra9h a t1la serves ~ si3gs rae
eand a, the tep ard forms three stra9s
oyer the shoulders ~ Ire thvtusse
Just me Gleocs; glance a. ne group
~ h4tx sAcsS ners w srsA1sA 10 w.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24
lneesn,ts,
,.er&s ", ~ gAnA4,s7, V - pstRr 60 ss'
he without money GO sj,rTT-
lite - lohs 5 | a.a Short
FOR COLDS. GROUP AND PAINS.

Use WAGNER Balm Il relieves al oace
AVOID MUTATIONS.
II We have no agent whenc you live
write for a FREE sample 10 T. w
yacher, loo, New Orleans La. ~Ad
ven tscIneIit ~ ''''
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24

~" .s no Matchmaking letter. sc, u
makes ia yay.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24

The Success ~ son1p fnssn 5 due -
,helr iron Vills and ~ others 10 their
het,ks II brass
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24

Hypocfltes serve satan for low
wages @ u
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24

No attention h paid IN thr chrnnir
Tar when he u,i@rs m ocrasicpal
truth
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24

Few uei hewall the loss II an
- her taaBS Iasnue1
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24

Poets piI~ thN Lay and plumhers lay
tRe pipe
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24

the hat w.th spta-ns' hrfns roEtsau
gsels vi'h a lAfts{e de, ~ If vtaoa
rarr ART warn faSs%,i nj the s,ae
terC embroidery nlakrS The l&rSp aa~.
srS ihSt R1erH 4 el,fc hr.a tsge,s fstrit
Aat wts traid facing tire ct sassey
bats r,a9e ~ nsrr,aw hra. ~ bsa.8
and ribbon srsej raw aa rav appears
In the sbage wtth apturne, Arim an
sShsSg wgtr apT'fass sawrsx
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24
nw srs,srnss,

{. jyasatA--AS,N >ta9s.-.4ts y. lAssSsirs sstaE
30 VA iikr yunr eggs baltcdf
Baay,svr Two 4, time. pleawi
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-24
]. II. MINER SAW MFG. CO.. Inc.

STUPID -oftClIfs
luun1 Nllv ~, pu.t afrrs arr
avery. rut.lss- somrtim"-. don't yog
ihiuk'
Stmrathric Friend YES, dear;
Why
Young Nfr tfri sent me post,
card yesterday from r"ushkcrp7i"
Whyr, he i~ STAYING 90 business and
thu sill, post otiter penpir pul The New
Work un,k nn rh" rgYrlupe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-20
Poems and Songs Desired
"rhe Kids Last Fight"

n, N. EDITOR O, the Evening Public Ledoer'
a,r.-p,sase print in the Peoples Forum
the poem called The Makins' or so"'e''"'0'
1.-THE Kids Last Fisht. pp,Drps,
Philadelphia.
Much Obliged to you. have match.
IN, iiksn 10 choke for TIE want OF a smoke
For I Just got away BY q scratch'
I'm out on the cruiser Montana.
she's lying out there in the bay;
amt one Of her crew. but I came aiona
For I~ws,l, pal. It happened this way.
When Billy and I Joined the navy.
Our mother went on pretty bad;
Not thinking Of me. was older. you see'
But Billy was only Aad.
WHO'S Billy? Oh. he's my kid brother.
He's twenty at that. and q brave little chap.
But he never grew out Of his curls'
Well, I promised mother ia watch him.
I'd keep a sharp eye on the KID;
And keep him AZ good and as straight az
I told her would. and did.
Just a year ago we were neighbora.
There wasn't no sign Of storm;
II was only 10y and a lark for boy
Through the pride Of new uniform.
TIL tho Mexicans started to mix 1t.
And we steamed into old Vera cruz;
And q long time we lay In the lazy old bay
Without feeling the sand In our shoes
At last we got tips through the wireless.
They were orders to land the next day.
And the boys were afrc with burning desire
To be found In the first boat away.
The kid was az wild as the others.
Just crazy to Join In the spiel;
But 7 made up my mind would leave him
For I knew how our mother would feel.
So put some cut plug In his coffee.
He never got wise to the trick.
Twas the evening before he was goins
And + figured on making him sick.
We'll, he paced on the deck In the morning.
with the whites Of his eyes turning green
He was sick as a pup. but he wouldn't give
rs wa. spunky clean into his spleen.
I saw him salute the ships surgeon.
with the manner a sailor enjoys;
And he said: ''Fod Gods sake, give me
something to take: &.
! got to go on with the boys.
They pumred the stun out OF his stomach.
And he went DER the eide with the rest;
And he cheered at the race Of the boats TO
the place
Where the dockage laid low in the west.
He stood In the bow a. they wharfed her,
Wet through with the splash Of the oars;
And he sprang when she bumped. with a
laugh as he jumped.
Tho first Of tho army ashore.
Then he charged UP the long avenida.
At first II was like n parade;
Then shout and shot. and kinder forgot
To look after Bill. I'm afraid.
For tho next thing saw he was standing
Before me and srasping my hand.
~ guess they have got me-" was ail he
. could say.
As he Imply fell on the sand.
II was only brush with the snipers.
A shot from a iCof and a run; s
It wasn't q fight, by a hell Of a sight.
But we did what there was to be done.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-20

IT, - q ~ cfuises Montana
:. Anas as We.re bringing the poor fellow h01ne
" 's s, e you says. who ars wiIiins ana
Won't seu put ali of thi. 10 so.m.
I'm keeping my weather eye open.
For > little old lady in black;
Sn s.r s'ssnssF s,n;:rs In town. and if yoa -,
Just tell her we're bringing him hack.
rCu'il know at sianes she's our mother,
oniy she's q quaint little thins. ana sin,t
Mucn obhsed for the ynakin's-so long
clsan.up Week = 4
70 ~ EDITOR % fAs Ecs~sas PvbNo Lsd0srs
,,cs,,or, sm!hs Following 10 submitted for pub
YANKEE DooDLn
tFor Cisan-up wssh)
Yankee Doodle came TO town
Riding on his sprinkler;
ana everywhere he saw the dust
ne made II nice and clean, cir,
Yankee Doodle keep Il up,
Yankee Doodle dandy;
Mind the dust on windy days
And keep your sprinkler handy
AND now the dirt 10 swept IN pilss
Ana dumped Into the sewer:
And soon tho children will BE- we'll.
Diseases will be fewer.
Yankee Doodle. keep Il up.
Yankee Doodle dandy:
Keep your pavement free from trash
Ana always spiok and spandy.
EDITH sCLls.cOHEN.
Pniladslphia. April 10. 1922.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-20

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s.sa sa :'' eousss sssm 70 ';s'is .' iss Holy cross
su.S.aa q 4. Ia. S.ry u :ss soas
Mon. 80 A. NJ. late restdencs. so CSse
ehf:sssss ehsTess .ss Most slsss.a sssfsm.ns il
III N1pY HH,s GIs:'A AS: S:%i is BERNARD
(nss Riley) Relatives and frisnds are IN
e attend 1s.s:ns. "a: seso "
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Laysn II: Ra:er:. Esistiyes and friends .Sr.
.rTSa issh s. . oiIi V5sel;s,y; it, Ht
REED. . April 4, 1922: WATER 8:
Rebecca and the late Philip Reed. Relative,
and friends also vavx Lodge. No 2ss. E
consi.tery, cmi A. x. 3. r. LII Lu Temple. X x
A. o. N. N. g.. are invited 70 attend funsra
services. at his late residence. a W. Rock
land st.. Germantown. Fri. p. NJ. Int
"REiLIEY.Sxpril 10. ANNE. widow OF
James NJ. Reilley. Remains may Be .yiewet
st. (66th and Baltimore ave.l Funeral and
REYNoLDs.-Aprill ls. HERBERT REY
NoI.Ds n. 2. z oo9S Penn st. Frank
1'hurs. eve. at Adam e: stsnger's. 4s4t
! sALCs.-ApriI 10. BARBARA. wife Of III,
late Abraham Salus. ased 10. Relatives ant
friends are invited to attend funeral serv.
Ices. Thurs. p. NJ. et her late residence
14i6 Baltimore ave. Int. Adath Jeshurur
| Gem.
sCHAuDT,-on April 10. 1922, GEORGE
i husband Of Elisabeth Schaudt (nee Eisen
hardtl, aged II years. Rsiatives and friend,
noon: At o'clock. at hi. late residence. l2s
NJ .2lst ST.. 1nterment private: Friends ma,
call Thursday EVENING. from Z 70 o'clock.
SHAW: - April ~, CATHERINE A
widow Of William A. Shaw. a8ed 90. Flu
neral services at residence, 38l W. Earlhau
terrace. Germantown. Fri. 1 p. NJ. Int
private.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-20
THE PEOPLES FORIl7lf

where q doctor claims that Dumas wrote
9 sequel 70 Monte Cristo." I think
hS is mistaken, as.I Am familiar with
gil on Dumas' works published by
Little, Brown & Co., and no such title
appears as written By Dumas. There
ID q book with the title he mentions,
also some with the titles Of wife Of
Monte Cristo," Daughter Of Monte
Cristo," and ''Son Of Monte Cristo" ;
all supposed to be sequels Of Dumas'
work.
These were written BY party BY the
name Of Cox and published, believe,
BY the old firm Of Peterson, In Phila.
delphia, under Dumas pame. may
be wrong, 30 II any Of yotr other read
ers know anything Of this great work
and Its supposed sequels, ] would be
glad Of the Information.
Philadslphia, April 1s. 1922.
"Mr. J. J. H." GxpIalns
70 sAs Editor Of shs Bvs~two Pxblto Lsd0svs
Sir--1 read my answer to Miss R. j.
8. in the Peoples Forum and think
you IRE trying to make woman out
OF q man. ] am Mr.. j. ]. H.. Please
print this 90 a. to let the readers and
Miss h. ]. 3. know. Thank you.
Ls MR.. ]. J. III.
Your column IL one Of the best in the
world, and the whole paper, too.
Philadelphia, April II, 1922.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-20

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Dive! .s1saHcn SniF HID. 1920 = cSsstnst g.
PhiIs. fntern,sux private. ''>'s- =
!, BUGGY Iguddsn!y; April II. 1S2s; JULIA
~, VIE q Bsrnara y HSs&y, HsssSnves ~
5Tienof inSiteq to LuneapssI IL s:Sv sciS,,,..
rs0uiem ;nsss a 3hs Gsfkedrsi 10 A. II. INT.
Holy Cross - Gem. -
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e which reatiyss sna frs:nas ssIS.nc are xxsfS
IT, St. oresory' io5A. ~ int' Ns~ cA'"sors'
csm ~, 49,, .. 200, r,,A ".
cALE 'CtANNoN. Services on Friday sftsf,,
ess:i s'o o''''.. :. me ,,,, nome c.s s','
given.
CA4EY.--ApriI ~. NARY B., widow Of
John Casey. Rsletiyss ana frtends invited
rseidence. 2oe wscdeide ave. Narberth:
scsS ssS A. NJ Int. o. A0n'oA' Gem D'''''
v,Ss ,SoLFsEkAgri. as svrsS oifsr tnec GcsSnS cISysc
ss!ys' and fTisSds are lny;tsS to s}:ssS
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chFs Eo{sTNs cs%; Entered into rest. a, Yves,
Hsysn. Corn. $psii i! %EsES;,%; ~ s;,;. odLEssBsis Il
widow, Of David Chittenden Coliins. aged ~
GoNdEMMsgadenyi y; aayyi.n Apr,d abd asusst.r ~
HAIRY and Mary H. Ws!is; assd 70. ,,,Ei Hslsii
ave. INT. NorthWooo Cen
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iovs1 SSS q metsE end HaeSsI SkIsren.
vIfed 70 fuGsrai ssrvlcss. Fri. II A. NJ.
from. his late Iset6ssee, 1854 ~ Natrona
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yohn - sss.sosen ins: gsrcss,; "a nes eis. :,
residsnes. 1858 BEides st.. Frankfofd. Int.
Cedar Hill Gem. Hesnatns may be viewed
STELEs:@.Spsti ID. FLoRENcs g.. vii,
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Relatives and ,frisnds are invited to funeral.
ses. sss yrapks rroSsh.en. me- 2csS AiSt,sh; 81 n;
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alsd IL. hsiatives and friends Invited Il
residence. 1919 stiles st. Solemn rcSuisr
inass at Church Of the 0esu 10 A. Nj. int
WBSr.--On April IL. FRANK r. q
wEsT. Funeral services on Friday, at
p. r., NJ the residence Of his son, Rev. n
Randall West. 10 =. Madison ave-. Collins 5
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SHORE Man FOILS
PLOT ON HIS LIFE
Attributes hls Escape to Ab-
sence From Restaurant When
Brother Entered

Special Dtspotoh to Evening Public Ledger
Atlantic City, April 20. - That he
owes his. life to his absence from bis
restaurant on Tuesday night, was the
declaration this morning Of Stephen
Ross, q South Kentucky avenue, whose
brother George shot himself after he
bad murdered his sister. in law at the
little farm occupied by the family at
Smiths Landing.
From the investigation have made,
and comments of my brother which, !,
while ignored at the time. have been
repeated to me today. I am convinced
that George came to Atlantic City.
after having killed my wife. determined
to take my life and his own," Ross de-.
It is his belief that his brother meant
to attack him in his restaurant and that
eide, fearing early detection Of his pre-
Drinking quantity of kerosene In
mistake for water. John Squibbs.
twenty three, of 22O4 Missouri place,
was taken to the Atlantic City Hospital
this morning and Ia In a serious condi :
tion. How the mistake occurred, OF
why he did not discover 1t before he
had swallowed enough to injure him,
physicians have been unable to learn.
Stomach pumps were used immediat te;y
after he reached the institution and Il
Is hoped that he will recover.
At q well. ATTENDED meeting last might
the Chelsea Union League, n powerful
Republican political organisation in tht
Fourth Ward. by a unanimous vote
adopted resolutions urging that the At.
!antic County county seat be e.located
in Atlantic City.
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No aet "custom"

To the Editor. Of tho Evsnt~o Public Ledoers
sir--will you please tell me In your In
valuable Peoples Forum when It 10 GUS
tomary for an author to pay his publisher
for tho corrections he 10 having made-his
~. own .xpense? ]. H. X.
Chester. Pa. April Is. 1922.
There 10 no set custom In the case
stated. The matter IL arranged between
the author and his publisher.
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The 4'RaInbow plvlslon"

TO the Editor Of the EveStn0 Public Ledger:
Sir--wii you please tell me what troops
composed the Rainbow Division' Of the
American Army IN the World Warf
v. 8. W.
Reading. Pa, April II, 1922.
The Rainbow Division was made up OF
the National Guard Of twenty-five different
States and the District Of Columbia.
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A Query Answersd

TO the Editor Of the Eve~tn0 Public Led0ers
sir-In answer to Mrs. w, l.. French's
request for 'he name Of the writer Of my
Vigorous English" and the title OF the poem.
wish to say that the title Is Tho English
Language," It's author ID william wetmore
Story. and the publishers are HouEhton'
Miffiin CO, M. A. CoYLE.
Reading, Pa, April, ~. 1922.
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Deaths

hussSad Of Annis e. Alien. tneS cuipy.
Baker Post. No. 3. q. A. r.. are invited to
sdst1snd funssaI services at his late rssdsncs
cisely. Int. Mt. Vernon Gem. Friends may
call FRI. Z to 8 p. "A