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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-07-27
Washing ton

Major General Harbord. deputy chief
OF staff, who has been in France for
more than month on a special mis-
sion. will head the American division
on the British. American commission to
investigate reported massacres in Ar
menia. should the Turkish government
ultimately agree TO such an investiga.
ton.
Rejection OF Henry Fords offer for
Muscle Shoals and enactment OF legis-
lntion for development OF the war
built projects in Alabama by a gov
ernment-owncd and government.contro
Cd corporation has been recommended
10 the senate by Chairman Norris of
the senate agriculture committee.
The administration merchant marine
bill was declared by Senator Ransdall
(Democrat, Louisianal. srcaking in the
senate. to be the most important
measure OF selfdefcnsc ever presented
to the American congress-" while a
vote against it. he said. sis n vote to
ald Great Britain to injure the United
Stacs"
Confronted with an industrial situa.
'ion that grows worse hourly, Prcsi-
dcnt Harding met with his cabinet
for discussion OF governmental re-
lief agencies
1ohn Lewis Philips. millionaire l,,m
herman OF Atlanta, Ga. charged under
federal Indictment with ccnspiracv to
dc.raud the United States povnrnn,ont
OH; OF more than q million dollars in
alleged fraudulent lumber deals and
MS partner, JChn Stephens. entered :,
pea o! not guilty when arraiGned in
tho District Of Columbia supreme court
PhilllpS is held under $4,000 bail and
MS partner with the other eight mon
indicted under the federal warrant arc
held under $4,000 bail.
Provision for more humane tro,t.
mcnt of boys and girls who violate fed.
eral laws will be made in bin 10 no
introduced by Senator King Of Ttab
Attorney General Daugherty an.
nounces the establishment of an odvi. I
sorry council OF the war frauds branch |
OF the department Of justice.
The first attempt by an airshin - 4
make a transcontinental round tri, .
Hight across the United States is sched.
nled Tor September l. when lie army
dlrlgible CO will take off from Ahar.
deem Proving Ground. Maryland. dos.
tined for Rose Field. Arcadia Calii
it is announced.
PRESIDENT Harding has named ]. But.
Ter Wright OF New York as a member
oi 'ne american commission to the
brazil'an exposition to fill the yacan.
cy caused by the resignation of Franz
a. Harrison, the state department an.
nounces.
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BRIEF NEWS NOTES
WHAT HAS OCCURRED DURING
WEEK THROUGHOUT couN.
TRY AND ABROAD
EVENTS OF IMPORTANCE
eAS"ered From All Parts OF Tho
a'obe And Told In Short
Paragraphs
Foreign

secretary Edwin DENLY Of the Amer
lean navy. narrowly escaped death at
Feking. China. in an airplane accident.
He was flying at a heighth of four
thousand !cet over the great wall when
the engine OF the plane broke down.
The Hague conference has closed
"lthout accomplishing its aim: the
reaching OF an economic accord with
Soviet Russia
insurgents are in full flight from
Clonmel. ireland, their field hcudquar-
fers and principal stronghold in the
south. according to word cmanating
from Dublin.
Final settlement Of tic German rep
arauons problem is beginning to be
publicly recognized in France as inev-
liable according to word dispatched
by FRENCH newspapers.
lWenty-iour million Russians are re-
ported starving by DR.. Frdtjof Nanscn.
Ills report was made to the league of
nations in London.
Reports that irrcgulars had captur-
ed Michael Collins. We're set at rest
when it was discovered that the COM
mander-inchief of the Irish Free State
had fallen into the hands OF his own
troops.
Republican irregulars have complete
ly evacuated Waterford. Ireland. and
are retreating southward. abandoning
large quantities CT war materials on
the way, it was announced in Dublin
recently
The $4,000 ton British steamship Re-
muera has been reported to have col
| lidcd with an unidentified steamship
in the English channel The Remeura
sent word by wireless she was return
ing to port because OF an accident
How Walter Winans, millionaire
sculptor and sportsman. is alleged to
have spent SG25 900 on the only good
woman he ever knew" was described
recently in the English courts at Lon.
don
The fall of the ministry OF Premier
pears to have been precipitated by the
Catholic party.
Six persons We're killed and Two sc.
riously hurt when Toronto. Hamilton
and Buffalo train struck their auto.
mobile at a crossing in Stevenvillc.
about eight miles from Brdgeburg. On
tario. Canada the other afternoon.
American secret service men have
arrived in France to cooperate with
detectives OF Great Britain and France.
Italy and Switzerland. in running down
the most dangerous gang OF counter
feiters in history
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TNiE council of the League of
i Nations is in session in London
mainly for the purpose Of settling all
matters relating to the mandates. Its
TASK was made comparatively easy by
The reaching of complete agreements
between the United States and Great
'ritain and France concerning certain
~ the mandatcd regions The rights
Americans are said to be fully safe
guarded.
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Creation Of an enemy property
claims commission Of six members to
adjudica,e and pay from German prop.
citizens against Germany growing out
OF the war, was proposed in a bill in.
troduced by Senator Underwood of Ala
bama
Postponement Of a number Of hear.
irgs involving operation of the pack
crs' and stock yards act has been an
nounced by the department OF agricul-
ture.
The farm population Of the United
States on January l, 1920. was 81
G14.2G9, or 29.99o of the totm popula-
ton of the country.
effectiveness of the zap treaty between
the United States and Japan, effective
July l3.
The retail cost Of food TO the aver
age family in the United States increas-
ed l per cent in the month from May
- 10 June 15, according to a report
by the bureau Of labor statistics of the
department OF labor. Of forty-three
food articles computed in the average,
increases in twenty.one ranged from
70 per cent for potatoes to one-half OF
one per cent for bananas Decreases
in twelve ranged from IS per cent f0'
onions TO l per cent COR canned peas.
while prices for the others remained
practically stationary.
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Hardjng Asks That Coal Mines
Be Reopened and Promises
Federal Protection.
URGES GOVERNORS TO KELP
Negotiations to End Railway Strike
Run Against Seniority snag-France
Consents to Moratorium for Ger.
nany-conference at The
Hague Enos in
Failure.
py EDWARD W. PlckARO

DRLSlnINr IAI,bI\t;'S las, rl,n
ior tilr peaceful termination Of ,ho
coal striE" failed Of acceptance ,,y tn,
uI!ncrS and by Il consil.ra,l. number
OF the operators. 1t was that the
mines Should be reopcned under the
cd scale and that n commission
should arlirate national wage
scale \ large majority Of the npcrn.
tors agreed To tile plan. but il could
no, 20 through unless the ncccptunce
was unanimous on both sides.
Then the lrcs!dcn, pu, forward his
proposal for prevention uf The fuel
famine with which the country is
threatened. This IS that ih,. mines
he rcopcnrd At one. anl with what
ever labor can be procured, ana that
the state governments In the rcSprc-
tiv" states protect these workers and
order. This Mr. Harding set forth
in a long telegram to the governors
of the states, and he promised them
the prompt and full support Of the
federal government whenever and
wherever YOU End your own agencies
of law and Srdcr inadequate to meet
the situation"
Responses hy the governors were In
the main highly satisfactory. That o.
Governor Kendall OF Iowa. Is typical:
"As chief executive of the state Of
Iowa | pledge every resource Of the
state to the support Of the program
YOU have nauguratcd for the relief
OF the fuel situation. From two
goNernors-M Morrison OF North Caro-
Ina ana Ritchic of Maryland-camc
responses expressing "utrlght dissent
from me l'reSldehtS program me
FORMER Said IN part Your position
government against lhc strikers, ana
'h'E VIII natur"'iS nave niue r"nii-
oc"'r !" 'he Importantly or FAIRNESS
"i S"'o''rS or "th'r agencies OF i"rce'
''""'N'' t""a .ne reason Tor S"rh
s'"'' ''"H nc' i''.c'le "ec'ihe" I"
~" .'".'',"'''. ",''"'' S"s ."S ~,
Co., =, ,no ' ', '"'" .,''''','' ';, '
~ stn,,, m.,n, M '''". Wv"
moir ~ ,o ,r,oa ''r,,"' ca,''u. ..'''', ,m,,
Un,soe ,o,, M ,,,..u,n,
nrdnrnh I'M ro.,,rn,i,,, 80 ,,,;n;,,' , @
.hnt ohout ~ Nor cont =, ,hn .,,,a.,.
moods w,e now he,no nroonco,
IN T,,no,e thoro ,s situation ,ro
v,cnslv dcscrthc1 wh,,h .ocms ~ MA,
tho Iynrh,n. n,nn ~ ,ho, s,.,n rhn
law provides thot M ono SINH worl,
as n miner without first obtaining q
certificate OF competency, and no
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To Have a clear Sweet sk,,

Touch pimpes. redncss. rouehncss
or itching. if any with Cuticura Oint-
men'. tlen hathe with Cuticura Soap
nhH not water Rinse. dry gently and
drst on little Cuticura Talcum to
leave fascinating fragrance on skin.
Everywhere 25c ch.-Advcrtisen,en
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Ks. Il! convention at A.Iu,,ic tn.y ,ra-,tf
4 leader. ca,,,,red by I,r.... S-,-. -r..,,,
.'''' WAY" ,'it '''"N'!c' !r'''."ES "'se
'''.'.'S ''"''' "e Fc"i"h"' it"ac"iul.y
.' ->eNl"S a>hrI
'''' w. "' 4"''' ''''"!!H
N''.s."tt''I !" I"r>UiI!r
-i''it "o.h'Is "l America I
'''e ->"''h 'ahola problem IN !,
'""' My
iS''''!l Lewis OF the mine work
trS WAS not disturbed, apparently. hy |
~ iF"!HuiSatl"n OF the Presidents |
~" iie S'i" 'ila' an i:n!nediat" re-
HN'' vi any alcihpt I" operate mines
~ '"h'uli'"h lah"r Woulil be the quit
''hs "l 'he maintenance workers,
"I'''ii ""ulu mean the Si'""dy flooding
" 'i' hiiHes. ms would need no
S'i'he "r"er
LEWIS hodcd that there We're more
'''H CUT thah wien the strike started
>'A'erH weeks az" ana that they
would continue to refrain from work,
IN peaceful nnd orderly fashion"
'"t uIe'r methods are not always
'ua'e'ui was demonstrated ut Clifton
''''' Na' "Ncre Il large band of
'''"' ''''''S S'rlk"rS from Pennsylvania
.'c'I'''''c'! IL Si'cr!il posse and
N'i!'H me sheriff and four other men.
H"h several days 1t looked as If the
Si'i'iieh strike might be settled
"'i'''"oE lhr"nGh the negotiations in
''"'''a ny Chairman Hooper Of the
'"'"'t """ro. ASSuranc" was given.
1 sio''i''"''S TO 'he maintenance Of
~ "''''' t'"' 'nc board would grant
80 'ii ""Se disputes ana 1t
va" ''N'u 'hiS not oniH would Keep
disafrcrt,d nnions Mnron,n. ,,n',,
Jcnt Grail. ,f thn m,,nt.,,n
said senator Cunmins wh, ,s ch,ir.
man OF tho interstate co,,,,,or,o o,,,,,
| mittcc of the senut. hud ,1vis.d hi,,
| that she IS ponp to h,,,, ho,r;,,r. t.,
mcdintply ON disnuted no,nt. ,,f H..
| TRANSFORMATION net. prjncinn,,v to ,s,.r.
| tain how the law mny l.r amended .o
| that the living wage prjnciplr wou,d
be made clear and so that every en-.
ployce would be guaranteed u living
| wage"
.heh UP jumped the question of senior.
-. "'' p"' '''e l'cSotIa'1"nS on the
'''i'N' A"e sn"liieh INSISTED that If
.". '''"'"'u !" ""rN 'ht!r seniority
| iiSh'S illSt ne restored. ana the car
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INSPECT all financial projects before
mex II" sent I" the re.chStug ana be. .
i"r" IIey arc PUT into execution The .
members of the PREPARATIONS commits. /
SION are completing the details Of the I
ARRANGEMENT. Although Germany can
M"t pay much cash until il has been
accumulated by the sale If German /
products abroad, She can deliver
hopes I" get in that way large part
"f the oH'.WoHp francs she is en-
titled t" this year. The Louchcur-
Rath"nau accord, reached nearly a
year az" but held in allegiance, facili-
tatcS this delivery Of materials and
Went into effect last week.
0NiF council of the League of
Nations is in session in London
matters relating to the mandates. Its
'''SN was MADE comparatively easy by
'"e reicilhS OF complete agreements
n',"ton 'he ohl'ed states ana Great
'li'alh ana france concerning certain
'''e ill''ho'''eu regions. The rights
An''r'cans are sad to be fully safe
eu"r"en'
|. li'"'c'ioi'S, the confer
ava 49,, " ~. i',suc mas come 10 ah
r.,,o. .,,,,,u ~ "I,s' ',ussi'''i oeie,
MIR rnfnso, ~ ,ann, ,"D',o' ,,.,,i D''eSs niiu
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-03

~ fnprovemsnt sntitlsd 4 ~
cpurt IN re Petition q tie City
q Rock Islanti. Illinois. to assess
he cost Of the contraction Of &
cement sidewalk on Thifty-6rst
strost frcm Twelfth to Fourteenth
ayaaue and on certain other streets
and avenues," and said certificate
also shows the court cDsts. the
amount Of accrued interest, and thu
total amount Of said assessment.
and said certificate also states that
the said Improvement conforms
substantially to the requirements
Of the original ordinance for the
construction Of the same rs re-
quired BY law. and that final hear
ing on said certificate Will be hac
on the 18th day Of August, A. D.
1872, at 3 O'Clock A. n. or as soon
thereafter as the business Of the
Court will permit. All persons de-
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IvE MILLINERY


4 one Of the features Of the new
: S1enfeIder ready-to-wear shop
SIch will replace the London
lldinE, will be Z large and dis
S11ttive millinery department.
This department will occupy the
sfdater part Of the main floor Of the
Suilding, which will be three stor-
~ high. Simon Mosenfeider,
sgser OF the company, stated to-
~ that the millinery section will
ronsist Of an extensive line OF
mart and attractive hats, opening
n october with . fine selection OF
IN headwear. 1t will I'LL . need
Which has been apparent in the
Z fri-cities for some time.
Deautiful fixtures will be in
tailed and OF special interest will
g 1 room panelled in walnut and
lsrre mirrors, which will serve "a
q alluring background to the i'm
soeted styles. Fixtures of unusual
design have been ordered for the re-
Z nsiHder Of the shop, and will arrive
soon to be installed on the three
loors which will be given over en-
. rely to women's ready to wear.
Roof beams are being installed
tsIay and shortly the roof of the
dlding will be put on. The work
drebuilding the structure is pro-
ressing rapidly. Another attrac-
don of the building, will be the
large and beautiful 'front.'. with a 30
foot depth and q big island case.
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CHAPTER XXX
The Julge Receives . Letter.

D0Y5 @~~~TSe W. - ASIO1krAo
After he had parted with Solomon
Mahaffy the Judge applied himself
diligently to shaping that miracle
working document which he was
preparing q an Offset to Whatever
risk he ran in meeting Fentress.
As sanguine - he was sanguinary
he confidently expected to survive
the encounter, yet it was we'll to
provide 10 n possible emergency
had he not his grandson's future
to consider? While thus occupied
he saw the afternoon stage arrive
and depart from before the City
Tavern.
Half an hour later Mr.. Wesley,
the postmaster, came sauntering up
the street. In his hand he carried
q letter.
"Howdy," he drawled, from Just
beyond the judges open door.
The Judge glanced up, his quill
pen poised aloft.
"Goor evening, sir; won't you
step inside and be seated" he ask
ed graciously. His dealings with
the United States mail service were
Of the most insignificant descrip-
ton, and in personally delivering a
letter, II this was what had brought
him there. he felt Mr.. Wesley had
reached the limit Of official cour.
tesy and despatch.
well. sir; it looks like you'd
never told US more than two-thirds
Of the truth" said the postmaster
He surveyed the Judge curiously.
Il am complimented by your
opinion Of my veracity," respond.
ed that gentleman promptly. 81
consider two-thirds an enormously
high per cent to have achieved"
I There is something in tina.
too" agreed Mr.. Wesley. who i!
Colonel Slocum Price Turbervile.
The Judge started up from hi!
chair.
II have that honor" said he
bowling.
We'll, here's a letter come in ad
dressed like that, and as you've
been using part of the name l an
willing to assume you're legally en-
titled to the rest of it. 1t clear!
| up point that of and on ha'
troubled me considerable. l Cal
only wonder l want smarter"
What point, may l ask"
why, about the time you hun.
out your single here, some on
wrote a letter to General Jackson
1t was mailed after night, and whe1
l seen it in the morning l wal
clean beat. / couldn't locate tn
handwriting, and yet l kept tina
letter back a couple Of days an,
give it all my spare time. 1t ain
that I'm one Of your spying sort
there's nothing of the Yankee abou
mel"
Certainly not" agreed the Judge
Candid, Judge. 1 reckon 70,
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wrote that letter. seeing this one
comes under . frank from Washiny-
ton. No, sir couldn't make out
who was corresponding With the
president, and 1t worried me, mot
knowing, more than anything I've
had to contend against since I came
into Office. I calculate there amt
q postmaster in the United States
takes . more personal interest in
the service than me. I've frequent
~ set patrons right when they was
In doubt as to the date they had
mailed such and such letter" A
Mr.. Wesley sometimes Cancelled as
many as three or four stamps In q
single day he might have been par
doned. He surrendered the letter
with marked reluctance.
Your surmise is correct" said
the Judge with dignity. II had oc-
casion to write my friend, General
Jackson, and unless I am greatly
mistaken 1 have my answer here -
And with fine air of indifference
he tossed the letter on the table.
And do You know Old Hickory!"
cried Mr.. Wesley.
why not? Does 1t surprise your
inquired the judge. It was only his
innate courtesy which restrained
him from kicking the postmaster
into the street, so intense was his
desire to be rid of him.
NO, I don't know as it does,
Judge. Naturally a public man like
him is in the way of meeting with
all sorts. A politician can't afford
to be too blame particular. Well,
next time you write you might just
send him my regards-G. w. NJ. de
L. Wesiey's -regards-there was
considerable contention over my
getting this office; l reckon he
amt forgot. There was speeches
made. l understood the lie was
passed between two United States
senators, and that a quid Of tobacco
was throwed in anger" Having
thus clearly established the fac,
| tQdL uC was uOIS VI lCoh A0kIOu0
character, Mr.. Wesley took himself
off.
When he had disappeared from
sight down the street, the judge
closed the door. Then he picked
up the letter. For long minute
he held it in his hand, uncertain
fearful, while his mind slipped bach
into the past until his inwart
searching vision ferreted out ;
handsome soldierly figure-hi'
own.
That's what Jackson remember!
If he remembers anything" h
muttered, as with trembling finger!
he broke the seal. Almost instant
" a smile overspread his battered
features. He hitched his chill
higher and squared his ponderou!
shoulders. Il am not forgotten
no, damn it-no!" he exulted undel
his breath. Recalls me with sin
cere esteem and considers my serv
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Removes Hairy Growths
Without Pain or Bother
Modes of Today

1t is not necessary to use pain
full process to remove hairy
growths, for with a little delatone
handy you can keep the skin en-
,irely free from these beauty de-
stroyers. To remove hair, make a
stiff paste with a little powdered
delatone ana water. Spread this on
the hairy surface and in about
minutes rub off, wash the skin and
the hairs are gone. To guard
against disappointment. be careful
to get real delatone. Mix fresh as
wanted.-(Advertisement.)
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dignity-H ssenineo son.. ~
woun meke coaomoa nv GEL; l.e
judge reeened fof NM naL .
must Know o qace tnA aosune
ma menoe0 t0f tem We =
ceipt Of an income!
He at down. the netter % GU
JOY the unique sensston. Ia.es
were being levied and COLLECTED
with no other end IN view tnan
his stpend-his ardent fancy NV
the whole machinery OF government
In operation Tor his oenent Il Vas
. singular feeling he experienced.
Then promptly his spenotnrsn
brain became active. de neeoed
clothes-so did Mahany-So .oio MS
grandson; they must take q larger
house: he would buy himself
man servant; these were pressing
necessities - he now viewed them.
Once again he reached for ms
hat; the desire to rush on to Belle
Plain was overmastering.
81 reckon I'd be justified In hir-
ing q conveyance from Pegloe," he
thought, but just here he had a
saving memory Of his unfinished
task: that claimed precedsoce and
he resumed his pen.
:.
An hour later Pegloe's black boy
presented himself to the Judge. He
came bearing a gift, and the gift
appropriately enough was a square
case bottle Of respectable size. The
Judge was greatly touched by this
attention, but he began by making
q most temperate use of the tav-
ern-keeper's Offering; then as the
formidable document he was pre-
pairing took shape under his hand
he more and more lost that feeling
of Spartan fortitude which had at
first sustained him in the presence
Of temptation. He wrote and slipped
in complete and quiet luxury. and
when at last he had exhausted the
contents Of the bottle it occurred to
him that it would be only proper
personally to convey his thanks to
Pegloe. Perhaps he was not un-
inspired IN this by Interior hopes;
! II SO, they were ricnly rewarded
inc resources OF the City tavern
were suaoeniy placed az MS ois
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-03
STATE WILL OPEN
HARD ROAD PAVING
PROPOSALS AUG. 18

Sealed proposals for IA miles
Of hard roads in % coun-
ties including 5.04 miles in Rock
Island county. II miles Of grading,
and so steel and concrete bridges,
including a bridge in Rock Island
county, are to be opened at the Of
flee OF the department Of public
works and building, division OF
highway. Springfield, on Friday.
Aug. IS.
Whiteside county is to get 81
mile Of paved road.
Yale university was founded in
1701.
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Board Of Local Improvs0sofs q
tho City Of Rock Island. llfl1oaa
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