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Williams news., 1922-12-15

Commencing Dec. 26th and con- tinuing for 10 days, the manufactur- CTS allow me a special sale on cocoa for advertisi :ng purposes. Half pound cans iOc.; one pound cans, 2Oc. Two pound cans, 35c.. Only 10 days at kIRBYS Adv.
Williams news., 1922-12-15

Copyright 1922. Western Newspaper Union
 5: 5: $ $ : : ]: $: 5: <: : RWE IF YOU are fortunate enough Gs5Ny E to live in the country, then MSSIM a your are all right. If you are Al$ 4 unfortunate enough to live
 3 in the city, then you'll have kessss2 to pretend for a little while H|o that you are in the country. .ZZ There is nothing to equal it at Christmas time. Let me tell you about it.
 A week before Christmas you scurry around and find as many big bags as you can-burlap bags that probably came filled with grain. TAen you buckle up your arctics, draw on your mittens, wind muff1er around your throat, make sure your ears are pro- tected, and start for the woods Un- der the snow are the green fingers of
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12
CHATTER "
A~rcrs Fellows TIA LAWS. Impulse

Artrora Fellows ia La~lss& Impulse
The sea S.~sa Nas already e,ssH
ntrk 'r h1i Hp whyN Clay deS,vttti~d
thrr, stCps - t1',lsr ami vas Vg-ily
altrutfi>S 4 mar irAHSlian ,As,sstSt ia
was rruumins egt dane, tare sna a
few cpuSde> we're 90 ,tp Hapr Wa''
rrsS~s ST. " IS Larryle. wee nay.
Ing ahcut anaaaa ~ Suests delivering
cr'ers for refreshments
The wvstertfc "a, down IN a y~srr or
and i,s'hed aeosit AllG THE VA Is were
,ie~'crstea WITH crude purple -rgyons
~ untyrse~i strnus A statue n aadr
ucclan distressed t3ay He TIA uys
mind the ulissias clothes Sue sse WAS
su irN'stfa,3y eFuaciated that ~
though, (, wise tog Aeg ~ citing t. .he
yellow sn3re,, 3rrp-s' barter 9,ic
tast rise e~aGi the pedestal M The
base ws> the ,rsvad. 'TNlr nsep'pS
Las. ,.Afeeg he hal iastet3 he >.~
SiN,r CaJ~' TIE l.aG f~agn ATta.,as sas.
rs;s~l ;ha. 'ssb her srscS sat her
snnNuaja ARISE frNts the fsct taai she
bad teen tN3 20 II
A maH In artists vvlvet~rs rainGs
4 hatrvgt. wita a-Sr tsy lAsfy sata
sal at AZ attNnins tat4e art sls
,N.ursv2 20 IS srfen.ss Presently. our.
IL AT g;vrsat>s,20 & TIE aasic he
H. ~ 80.
into his t>@atderye
"paargp,}s to the ccie, he an.
aoap,-~t, s~'akta. ~ re United
States What are the t,tsss wa ~sAv-
sAip, ,g,w. TIE eAaln ~A.ch birds an
easlsvs,i fsrp.e. th-t hocr q esil3!sa
tear: love Il rSngn.ry. which IS another
same tcs Grass prcv.ncialissn, IL am
4 CosSscpclite, not IN American 30
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12

ms--snd runnin' Q stsasa rvasr--STsr
me dear dxEarsed'
~wAa<~ fauas viii that bel nSmt
yaA kasys ssrstrr thar 10 start rasAs
wiiA . s1sssa =aty" asraanGss; the SER
EeAEa u g~assc~ severely
That ~t,sRt tgAt, II vas q
waitx- Iea faint ancusSeered snsIis
VI arexn Artsaaa hExsk~ tiaro3gA the
hao~~t ard bruises VI the taSs ~Tfsh
nxhs e~xsn wAsH berry fsurxad asa.
htS frtsad rushed aesnA n eae~a
xAsss Iasxs ,.Aasss4a - aas wtgA as4sS
knaeAs After THAI was f0esssll :
ne woras cAme GA ssspsA Every breath
xas druSn Ia pain.
Wed e1SAi u rsnch yaIA- the s@r.
k~aEs said by ~ay NJ rsrrsaAaa-
+fKiaA yak 'eAh 'isyaDa gp .s@w' 'fGsk
ard gull ycar xsasll-sewn sssS ~ asf
weal saow yeass n ysA ~asat al.
fslsa sre~n IA givs yah RIDE" TIE
ofh<sS drSsssa his sranAiiag yosn
pialnt Co Whisper. -WAl~Aat. hse
Take q strAiShg zip r1uan Eaan that
knowa b~at !, oct of sg~n GSt
where the lcSg rTrs EFF freed al
oars.-eant rc@Ca yah He's re-
vTrswfsi fneaiy II ever there sSs wan,
Yea mean that narSna--"
I'm pR nam,n' names the assesr
interrupted tCgseals -7'm trlItn' yah
sosneth!n for yoaf god. vTase II OF
leave IL
Thanks I'll leave II. This 10 q FRYE
ccan,ry, and 80 man Iivia can drive
me sway" answered Clay promptly
"oeth, In sore Give the I'M. ser.
gwaas"
They helI~i the rew paneaer to his
feet he tcok llmplag stcp or two
Every nscWr SAs torture TO his cut.
rared Gesh
"taa yoa get me tAxi' T~Da, IL
u ycu'rv sure yon annT want me tn
wore ealAnasnse," the rangrrider said.
i4'snirs wgs syrt ',ss~ 'ss'4 r"'.''., -.
"ws'll lst yah 81 this time
Much obliged 10 Mr.. Jerry nu,
raid. TvrT hlai fof tse that iaaybe ri
meet W with him again some thine
and hand him my thanks personai fs
this frs, tia. saifofin'~ From sho
bruised ble~dlns face there ecsnaed
again the smile tnsiofnitahle, IN. grin
still say and winning Physically he
had ts-'n badly beaten. but In sari,
ts vat ssiii th~ sssas s,a -hsr-~t@gA. y
Presently he eas-d himself into. q
,ari a. cUnIfOftatty as no eouid,
-Hcrne, Jsu-." Re .si. ,srnti.y.
~W heref asked the driver.
The nearest, hospital" explained
clay. I'm soln' u lot the doctors
worry over me ter a wsile. Much
obliged 10 beth Of ,oa ssn,I~p~a.
always did IKE the Irish. Friend Jerry
Ia as a. s.u;rstSss ~ -s.'', ''.'.,'' : =
TIE of.esss watched The cab .itsSp
pear The sergeant spoke the com.
mea, that was In the mind OF them
both,
Hes the best giebarrelei ssscrt
that liver ! met IN this mans town
Not whimlsr on, ~ the guy and
him maaled to a pulp Game rs they
come IBID yutls" see that spark o the
di,fle 10 his eye and him nor III 20
crawl into the cah' s'long. Tim No
rg-rt on this rvagh-house. mind yuh.
Sure. Nike"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12
CHAPTER W


II yun vision Clay rs man ~ bat.
ties and violent death. you don't see
him as he mw himself He was n
peaceful citizen from the abiding
West II wns not until he had he.n
aung into the whlfipo-,i ~ Nea York
that violent and mei"dramA'ic mlshAps
befeil this innocent
This wax the verSinn az himself tina.
he conceived 10 he true aud the one he
tried 30 Interpret to nse Whitford
when hs emerged from the hospital AZ
tor two DAYS - sec!nsion ana pre-.
sasasel h4sS @s'S1 a,rfsRr ksss s.,~ys.. y,
|, was chara cterfstlc ~ Beatrice that
uh~u she looked al hts battered face
str asked tn cucErtuus rut made no
cxclamat!3ns After the ftrSs startled
glance tine niEtt hEv. Thought from
her expr~sS!0a TIA, hs hsrttaaliy were
enc black eye. one swollen hp, 0pe
csnliAower ear. add a strip Of gnGxe
across hIs cheek
The dAra dashed eyes lifted trnm him
ss ssse ap tssaAs4-a4AA. 4tesstssA@s,
she rang for the mar.
Have tNe fRnarGBt brought round
4, oDee, stevens ri drive myself.
she gave orders
With the lisst ease 'hnf !rnket sIik
en- strong she swsP, the rhr iutc TIE
pAr. Ssirrter she Nor 'Jny fsik"-i
Roth of Them knew this, mn explains
ton u his APPEARANCE sss dse her
. sS,a H. LIE .EpasniiEa@ sssaiAes cssesl 10
fence With s1All talk. She drew np
90 leos ut sorns pond lilles. and they
talked about them fer moment after
which Ter dlr~t eyes gpestioned him
frankly
He Painted With lish' brush the
picture ~ his adventure into Bohemia.
TIE d@ails he fil~d IN ~hlrnac7lly.
In The picturesque parws%o n the
West Vp stage 10 liz canvas uas the
fgure ns the T@Ft in veSvet@~wls That
acn ~ the stars 10 did fall fustice
Jerry pxs4nd and Kitty Mason we've
Eccvssortes s3strheS rNsaslly.
y gather tha, M Lindsay II Art.
ro1a was aneT.g hose pre~r'.~ Bs-
atr,r~ said. smiling
y wss gfstu the in#ce." he agr~ed.
and his ~ eyss r1bt ha-s +.
STAGE STE wss 4 wnusns,. roe psase
81 hls story needed erya5sgoa ar Miss
whlr,ori Stst mate her cnrnr,esat
c~rel~ssiy mhlle s9t sA.ae.~t tire nile
axu ac the sy~s~9esartsw
~Qnssr ycu hagT~r@s r. ur~@, ssrp@
cee vru kner DOM there You said
yon knew TIE g:ri 5!ttrt yoay'
We wSYs 10 TIE ssE~s .rain cut Of
Denver tvs aeraalaied With her"
Mss Thls.ard G~.a1 ~ rna~e goes
tsss Ent Ceay ccrtd not quite lss
TIE mst'sr start, W. He wanted h~r
TO Justify him 20 ks- Eis: for vita,
10 had anne BEFORE he knsw n he
tssa raid Der the stsxy q Kitty Hssoa
and rvsrxS6.
4 couldn't lU hin typQoti1s Inst
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12

lssas xsa tsssa ssA csaauy. sesAa IT.
he Axkskd. e
4 sargsae net Her ~hshs fHs~ No.
EAa 10 baAAls With lssxhsw d, ~
way h@ tsk@a W wsl -kas yesA - =
susy snixhs errans N yca usNdersalA
~ rAgai ,hs wrSags II ~~~r ssss yea
heess In New Vera, har ysa tAsak q
p%ssseAe tat yea rc~caea ker eag u =
oey" FL,
TIA ywaas man n~aa~a kis A~sd rus-
faily. ~fAAss sxsrsy what I dsA.
sAssg oil Jhsr trovhA, xvs,sn' sas rve
tANwa her ~; assla fSA 4 ssf~.
rnoagA fs,heaa~
-lsGNe e~Sn aswa 10 raa easys 80
asked With siAeacsAs sals IL her sasek
ysNM
'.H 'TsA r. sesAs 'sswh his tAswAtns
with Tim MastAAn. Hes a petlsssnaai
m~s anwn there Miss Kitty hssnt
ee~n scen sScs TIA. etshs We went
Uss 10 TIE firA,rs pee. the rartse
i'wss tsrxc~ ssesAwin's tsafr~s~ aAd all
thu gAacrs whsrs shr GsrA 10 sell csxMs~
eEtrA Meme u thsG have seen cay
thing ~ her.
$50 that really ycar championship
hasat eeen 10 grvst help 10 het sftsr
all. has lts@ 4
~NN"
And ! sCrrn@ II FaiRwa the hasf-
n~~s ~ The aaa that owns the 80
silva
I d0aI r,ckaa ~. rye settied for
the furniture And Maldoan says
When II svss sein' again tire Sra siren
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12

An ~. looked ~ hsg recovered
.frsssaa, k,Atss xSassaalsy snaAss~tl mn Sass-
wart trafsf0rnlation iii has appear
Ghce He was aress-d quietly Ia
clothes II perf~c; n, made for him by
CUtin Nhitferd's tailor F'rvm She.
10, -Aa.s,, hs. ssas y Asss XasxsE gu. 40
regardless II expense But the warn
Smile, ID. strong, tanned facw the grip
VI the big brosn hand that bsrf~d hrr
small oAe-all th@s. were frvd hrs
own West va tio had bese the hon
eisaIanes. stsh watrh; he had siss,ss-s
cEum The rail- " one moving bus 10
that NJ N. other bust AZ though
this we're bis asual method u trans
Ter.
tive ~, tob 81 last, she explained
70 him. TIA aorklag siv@BioSn ia
Greenwich Village. selling cigarettes
l'm Sylvia the Cigarette Girl Al,
least thata sha, they cali me carry
a tray ~ them .sealngs into the cafe
"Grvehsich VILLAGE asked Clay.
Kits waa not able 10 explain that
the Village IL II state ~ mind wtllr. l.
the ha@i,ut ~ loug haired men end
shor, haired women, the brains ~
whom flnctionsd In way totally alien
10. all .hss .aslAgAts ~, IhOAxls,t L~ApL
you come do@n tpnight 10 The Purple
Pup or The Sea siren aud sew Tor
ys9arsstslf.l... .hr pr"poos..dl and gave hin
directions for ;inilug the classic ~.
sorts
''TiS 1rFss.sf siltF-,-iR shrvs Trs4 SffT
sandals sGd shat they cnll spnck
You wont mind that, will your
"Youil look good % me. no matter
what you wear litile Miss Colorado.
he told her With his warn, blk hru,h
ers smile.
> S2sass, ss.s.f, = Sss. T;,S 4ssss 3isssft,r
II spcs that 90 the truih even ~hen
I'.when was mean TO you Thsre
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12

will do big business on account ~
the frncRS Its Kitty I'm worried
about"
II wouldn't worry about her if l
we're you She'll land IA hsf feel.' tho
giri said lightly.
Her voice had not lest lis sweet
cadenees, but Clay senHed Ia 1, some
thing that was almost touch ri ceOs
cmtcmpt lie felt vaguely tha' 10
must have Numbered To describing
Kitty Fyiien,ly Miss whltf"rj did
not see her quite ~ she vus
The young wtman pressed the start
er button We must he going home.
have M engagement ~ NO ridln9
With Mr. brnnHeid"
The man beside the sifl kept bis
smile working and crbtssied the little
stab Of jealousy that dlrsed him.
Colin Whitford had connded 81 Lind
say that his daughter wss practically
engaged 10 Glar~nd"n Hrunfleid ard
that ,}ss, dla.. .Egi. ssks iiss,. Hpsp.. Ira.
range rider I'D not tke him either, bgt
he tried loyalty 10 Kill, h'F dix'rust rs
the r,uhrnHu n itwatrtrE iuv~t ffim
there must he Ford IN The fellow Cay
mean, 10 to q good loser anyhow,
There hal trtn moments wlfen .nc
range ridsrs heart had galcseasd With
Wild. iusurgsni hope Ons az these
had been 90 a morning when ihes ~ere
1dirg In the park. kure 10 knee. IN
The damn ~ a haa clcaA aafsa., IL Lad
ra,ns 10 hlm with n sudden clamor W
the tlnof f.Ht In 'h~ eternal RICHNESS
u things such mornings ought 10 hs
theirs tii tbs ynath ia them was
qnsuchef IN seher ags He had lacked
into The eyes of'thls "sliui joNn." raana.
snd MI hSd 'hrufnpd ~ the erf@Rgpfy
'hai she toe N fms, nonsni II
tangled chances knew t~ent rnnfas
s4es ~ ssss,gisssa IN h,~r t'Yf~ss ttNrs
had b.eu quick fame - laYlas roler.
Ttcir talk had fallen from ihem, saf
they bad rftden 10 sht. exquisite NJ
l4slce srufn vhafh ets tBd eAcsi.s.d by
putting har hafys to cHpter
But In the s4ale. .ar@+ - se#l.s Clay
knew that tia ~os,derful tiilpg VAS
not gpGhg 10 hspI~H te him. lie WAS
BOZ iso.ng 10 be given her happiness 10
hf.d In the fllsow ~ his hand. Bae
WAi'fard vbs modern ypvps wp~ana.
r~a cfjcnl-mlEds-i. witb prster ss~s.e
Of :fe valuts that the worfa esse@ndy -
C7e1endon BrofnEs}d Ess cRseh even
Ia Nerve ynrk "" WA rsch, ~ good
fafuliy. assured sncssi position, ganTs~
Locking. and fFaAsf+x,iY ln howe win
her takt grevitats~ ~ TIE the lAnd
ever
BramSplf. too. had 10 dosft tAae
Zee ne9ni to marry hlrn lie was In
love with TER m far ~ he could ~
With snytsrsfy exreta himSss. H~
wanted her--fhs yemth. 'hs hn9ssnt
IKE. The gsr. gssd ar1ss~hlr ~ her
Ind he had &wsys h@en 'aeky la
GRATING xhai In csx4rd TE.Ai ~a~@
tha nss of having bern born ~.sh q
silver sprn 10 his nsemth.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12

E'esT INT. bar ,Nafgr a >EaeaA, ts,rsas,c -.
apprchcnsion I'm afraid ~ tbs
town It's so Az Kinda cruel I've gut
no friends here
Ne otrrrwi instant reinsurance With
a r;rnuG grip ~ bis brown haal
You've -, ore lIrtlc PARTNER lU
prulutsr that Hlp ,.c husky viii hc
IN he job ut.n ,ou need Ntai pauT
yea worry
She THve him her shv ewes CRATE.
fuA- lhafN aaS ia@4sl Vt tears lt
th.nl
You're suof" she sSli again
aai,ely
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12
The Big>Town Round Up
BY WILLIAM MACLEOD RAnNE


eyed. turned to- hia wtfii rvaratlrss
nsAEsrs4 I,h@ Eaax .ssaca@e s<s a2Aan1
no rart In the tSht.
The erosd parted Out q the pack
pair VI sErong arms aud le&a bsSHd
shoulders piewwd way foe = setae'
shat 0Anaxed rAev that still carried
ds5aa&lr xnAlle, WITH panth~rfsA
iitheDess tie .Xrgssaxn ;surr~cs o
swinging hio~, A usonaett, and CO was
outside taking the three steps that led
To the street
Into Ills lahnrths lnnSS hs drew DE-
llcieaxly the saft hr~atA ~ the nlsat
IL eocira she fewer ~ ais hammered
face. wAs iake III Icy hath ta bis hSs
body. A little dizzy .rvu the blows
that had t@ea rained 90 hlM be stood
for q momeni anewrtsin which say 10
~.
Then again be became asa~ II
nHrsnd The uaan was not aialr he
had Wiyh him a hu!kiag rufsiaa whose
heavy. launched shoulders tetd ~
strength There Was hint II tSe
gorilla In the way the loAs arms hung
straight FROM the shoulders as he
leancd forward Roth ~ the maa wctc
watching the epw puncher as steadily
a. sAes eAts Ia. a .hQslss ,raea.
HIS sping 20 Issp 10 stoat thrce
scCnds.' announced Clay 10 himself
=. silently, without, lttllng their eyes
from their victim fer an instant. the
two inrh Bnvsi apart 10 take hln ~
aSsS' xsssss; Ia e.Esly ,.s-ssaer witt :1rg>
Ing = frontal attack The laughter has
gone out ~ bis eyes bow. They had
hardened 10 9lnpoinis INT. iine II
Has no amateur horscpiay tie WAS
nsiting fNr HIS llfr NJ nr~d ~ ~.
tlsy Lindsay tina, the New York
sAabz,sr Ezgust 10 lesrc 1ssn a. gecsd
as dead
The men rushed him. lie foash,
back with eloa1. hard blows Jerry
bored Ia like 4 Wild t'xts .sEy exuss.t
hfrii on hfs'rsslaGw t=s.srA .Aers nr.a
JOLT which had back u I, al tha,
tsen;y-tAr~v YEAR, ut c1ren puttrors
Arizona coald give The gangster biz
Tf,s Pavement harfi, -
lie sw Zip Furious and charged again
The Artsouan. busy with the ether
man, tried 10 sidest~p An upp~rcut
iarrcd him 10 the heel In that instant
u time before his knees began 20
sag beneath him bis brain aashe-, the
news thu, nurund had struck him on
the chin with brass knaekles liz
rrunpled ~ and wen, down. stu alive
70 what vas sung on, bu, unable 60
move IN his own defense WpaGiy b.
tried 10 protect his face and sides
from the kicks ~ heavy boot Then
be tloated balloon like In SPACE aud
vanished Into Inconsistencies.
Clay dritted back 90 world In
which the machinery ot his body
creased lie turned his hraA. ard
rRcking pain shot down bis neck lie
moved les and every muscle IN It
Aches' frnsa head 20 foot he was
sore.
Voices somewhere 10 space, detached
from any personal oansrsalp. foAt-d
vaguely Ia him Presently thes' re-
solved themselves into words and sen
tcnccs
Were net 10 make q pigrh. TIN
That's the word he gave ms hcfore he
left THIS is wan av Jerry's private !
little wars and he don, war, i,itir-
askin' lot u UNNECESSARY questions
y understand"
"Moth. Hv Moses. II this he man
fynu H~-.is Hisssss has3n, the iaes.
az the Irish. th.red be questions
picmty asked He'd b. ready far the
mnrEle his hlissed minute Jervyi@
a rurvicr'u' fivvie When ! breeze M
y 1. Dp 4
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12
% a. o.. ..r.s.t.,.,. -. A.,
CHAPTER iv--Cont,nusd.

=, ~. tera4Aat ~ taal. >ss2s' ,s-,sse
fori
Then ven loos for YOU Thursday
afternoon. say
"lll be here"
"lf the pallcr don I gs, you'
~fhey Won't l. promised ser>neIy
-" Mh.ps See.ss c.~'I, s's- ,>&E.rw ~
BroInheld In bored voice
She nodded casualty and walktt out
OF The room Ike. a young DIANA
straight a. ,,ipf-t i,l,ilvr Tin slender.
ussa
clay slipped ou, q the horse by
the back way
.Eragh.the f.p, ~ . skss .Ii1sE,.lla tA1x
hooked down a tanyua' Which angle1'
across the great cts Ike "A river VI
light iir had rydpr from one land ~
one. thousands aud tens ~ thousands
Of elltr iNcllcrs hid themselves during
Tive day Ike animals ~ some qu~r
breed and poured out into the canyon
a. sunset
Now The river III - he'd WAS alive
with throhhipg ttde cross currents
az hamanlt, nosed into II frun slide
streets aud rhhrA eGt ~ It into others
streams of peor!c Nrr" swept down.
caught hare and thenr IN Swirlug al
dr. raxia. private MOTORS AMI troll
le, cdrs struggled Ia ,he rncpwey
All dis clay ns dash while
his buS crcss,d ~, HrtVo, an its way
a. the Avenue Ills eyes had hscome
accustomed 20 this hrlilancc tn the
weeks ,ha, hat pasacd stree hts
descent upon Nrw YORK hu, familiar
ity had not yet Quilted the wonder
81 II
lie had become 'ast friend NJ Miss
Whitfcrd Together they had trauis.sl
through Central park end motnrrd NJ
the hudson IH nuc " her fathers cNrS
.llsNs hnd>.NVlAFpd >sD4;b ,tAei> -,aAaA@
along with the country auA rsch had
Known the surVr's. aBi delight " ITS
r7'''f't4S u'''Ahk III lii' h'l'oF u
9Ea1'A w ''''o'''NN Ah' 'N''"'
lbs nus lcthtl l"Nh RUN avenue
HE beat NJ hr0N> seas causing here
ag3 thcrr az tht curb t. takp on Il
jAN,epter WNIe T. Mas srt'lHs Under
"sf t'irr enc such NoH another
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12

I find him cru@k.n' this la3 rFrg@r ana
hp acts IKE crazy ran wfsen Stand
hla ard Gs=s'sa f9aye eI til yuA
snrne q. runuta A, that th~T rssT have
s9vsr the hve nso-w than he, can carry.
Mayne It'll ~ roses sr: ascs black
carriage tev hir- v~e.
Cay oya1ss. rs syss, f.rD.t ia srN
muscles and GRAINED He carsssea
.eas4er.y his ketsrk rfts
Sore rreck. as gssg~e1 s'sselr
They astrr 40 thing 20 Es--'STut-
SD az heath r-se up-sEt s.oEzrar on
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-16

retain his position as head of the ad-
ministration while depending mainly
upon unionist votes. and urge that it
is time ne recognized the fact and
made his threatened resignation def
mite.
Meanwhile no word comes from
Criccieth. Wales, regarding the pre-
mier's intentions. He is spending his
time IN resting, golfing and gardening
and, as his friends say. thinking
things out" while current decisions
are left to Austen Chamberlain and, as
is widely asserted. the disc tegration
of the coalition proceeds apace.
To Hold Out in Wales
Il is stated in some quarters that
Mr. Lloyd George has decided>to pro-
long his stay in Wales TO see how far
the ferment will work before he de-
clares his hand.
The question whether after all he
will go to Genoa is also debated in po-
litical circles and it is suggested that
he is less eager than heretofore to
participate in the conference. It is
also thought that if the report that
Premier Poincare of France will not
attend proves true, Floyd George will
be Still less reluctant to abandon the
trip.
1t has been repeatedly stated that
it was his desire to attend the Genoa
meeting that mainly held him to the
premiership and it is thought that if
he now resolves to forego the visit his
resignation will soon be made final.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-16
BY JOHN McHENRY.
(Who has but "a hours to live.)
Copyright, 1922. by IN. 81

Washington. March level,
they've got me ready to die. The
priest has got me reading the Bible.
Some of it's good stuff all right
They hanged Jesus and he didn't
kill anybody. They've got d right
to kill me, : guess. but God oughtn't
to have let them kill Jesus. They kill
you if you're good and they kill you
if you're bad. There's a lot of killing
stuff in the Bible.
I'm glad they're going to kill me at
last. 1t was no use keeping me alive
A fat chance I've got of going ITO
Heaven. Why didn't God give meNa
chance to make good here? They
never gave me chance here and I'm
going to hell.
Well. let them send me to hell I'll
go there smiling. I'm going to the
gallows smiling. whJ shouldn't 1
smile? May be they know how to
treat kids better in hell than they do
here. 1t can't be no worse than it's
here.
I don't know why I've been a bad
egg. I don't know lot of things. l
can't understand this God stuff. L
don't know why they say they've got
to kill me because I'M bad egg and
then tell me to pray seven days and
God will forgive me. I didn't want
TO kill those men. I didn't want to
kill anybody. Why didn't God give me
a chance when + was a kid?
Why does He give me a chance just
before I die?
I'd like to live so to show them may
be I'm not such a bad egg after all
But what's the use.
guess it'll hurt all right when they
break my neck A lot of people are
coming to see them do it-well, hope
they'll enjoy it.
They're going to give me a good
breakfast before they hang me. There's
a lot of poor guys who're going to
no 1ara 1rfa Gf
what's the use?
They hanged Jesus because he was
good, now they're going to hang me
because I'm bad.