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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-10-02

Vn Use SiiO0t6S's
on one thing-that he hasn't kept his
knowledge about you and me to him
self. Half those young idiots that run
about behind him know everything by
this time, and if they go to the Yard
it will be very unpleasant for us, mon
cheri. And that they certainly will do
if anything should happen to dear
Hugh"
The clergyman smiled resignedly.
After all these years, you think. it
necessary to say that to me! My dear,
you pain me-you positively wound
me to the quick. will guarantee that
all Drummond's friends sleep soundly
in their beds tonight, harboring none
but the sweetest thoughts of the kind
ly and much-maligned old clergyman
at the Ritz"
"And what of Drummond himselfY
continued the girl.
st may be tonight. or may be tomor-
row. But accidents happen at all
times-and one is going to happen to
him." He smiled sweetly, and lit a
cigar. "a nasty, sticky accident which
will deprive us of his presence.
haven't worried over the details yet
but doubtless the inspiration will come
And here, If ! mistake not, is our hero
himself"
The door swung open and Drummond
entered
"Well. Carl. old lad" he remarked
breezily, here am on the stroke Of
time with the bag of nuts all COM
plete."
Excellent" murmured the clergy
man. waving benevolent hand toward
the only free chair. "But if you must
call me by my Christian name, why
not make it Theo?"
Drummond grinned delightedly.
"As you wish. my little one. Theo
it shall be in future, and Janet" He
bowed to the girl as he sat down.
There's just one little point l want
to mention, Theo. before we come to
the laughter and games. Peter OAR
rell, who you may remember of old.
and who lunched with US today, Is
sitting on the telephone in my house.
And eight o'clock is the time limit
Should his childish fears for my safety
and my wife's not be assuaged by that
hour, he will feel compelled to inter
-upt Tum-tum at his dinner. I trust
make myself perfectly clear"
you are the soul of lucidity,"
beamed the clergyman.
"Good! Then first of all, there are
the diamonds. No. don't come too
near, please; you can count them quite
easily from where you are" He tum-
bled them out of the bag. and they lay
on the table like great pools Of liquid
light. The girls breath came quickly
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-10-02
Columbus Had No Bananas

Columbus had no bananas when he
visited this country, the story saying
that he did being denied by DR.. w. E.
Stafford. economic botanist of the Unit
ed States Department Of Agriculture,
who declared that the fruit was
brought to this country "a years later.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-10-02
Don't FORGET cuticura raIcum

When adding to your toilet requisites.
An exquisite face, skin, baby and dust
ing powder and perfume, rendering
other perfumes superfuous. You may
rely on It because one Of the Cuticura
Trio (Soap, Ointment and Talcum),
25c each Observation-Disclosures.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-10-02

tract of native roots. This "DiscOv-
cry" of Dr.. Pierce,s clears away
pimples and annoying eruptions.
tends to keep the complexion fresh
and clear. 1t corrects the disordered
conditions in a sick stomach, aids d.
gestion, acts as a tonic and enriches
the blood. Vim is sure to follow its
use. All dealers. Tablets or liquid.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-10-02
Social Posifion Assured

II hope this expulsion of ours isn't
going to injure me socially" remarked
Eve ruefully.
"Oh, think not" returned Adam
calmly. Nothing OF the sort can pre-
vent us from heading the list Of first
families, you know"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-10-02

Was huOWu i q 4
q n 4 wide : f o r
his great success
In alternating
dis e a S e. He
early moved to
Buffalo and put
up in reacy-to-t
use form, his
Golden Medical
Discovery, t h Q
well-known tom
ic for the blood,
which is an ex-
New Britain herald., 1925-11-03
CONN. LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS
Convention Will Be Held il
 Hartford Tomorrow |.

Hartford, Nov. 3 P-Reports Of the activities of the Connecticut League of Women Voters from 1921 which was the time of the first an- nual meeting until the present will be reviewed in some detail at the convention which will open here to- morrow. Fifteen suggested topics for stddy will be presented to the convention along the line of effi- ciency in government, public welfare in government and international CO., 1 operation.
 At the first convention eight com mittees were organized and of these four are still functioning. At pres ! ent six committees are doing the studying while organization work Is delegated to the vice. presidents.
 The county leagues are developed on similar lines.
 Among the topics recommended these will come in through report of the following: Mrs. Milton Simon, West Hartford on interna' tional corporations; Mrs. M. c. Win ternitz, New Haven. on social hy giene; Mrs. T. N. Hepburn, Hart ford, on uniform laws; Miss Emil Whitney, New Haven, on education Mrs. F. c. Bursch, Riverside, ol living costs; Mrs. F. H. Lorenz. Yves Hartford, on women in industry and Mrs. Ernest Howe. Litchflcld. ol efficiency In government.
 The state board has endorsed a topics.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-03
REFUSES PARDON NOW
California Governor Says He will Not Liberate Miss Charlotte Whit ney Under Sentence.

Sacramento, Cal, Nov. 3. tF}-- Governor Richardson indicated in letter made public that at present he would not pardon Miss Charlotte A, Whitney, social service worker whose conviction of violating the criminal syndicalism law has just been upheld by the United States supreme court.
 The letter was written to Upton Sinclair. who had requested exc cutive clemency in behalf of Miss Whitney. The governor asserted that he would uphold the syndicalism law as impartially as other laws Miss Whitney was found guilty and sentenced to the penitentiary for membership In the communist party. Since the supreE2c court declined to
 intervene, many petitions for par
 don have been presented by organi.
 cations and individuals.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-03
ITALIAN DEBT FUNDING
 PLANS BEING STUDIED
orcign Mission Gives |. s. Board Lengthy Data On Ffnan-
 Cial Conditions

Washington, Nov. 3 Pl-Formal .5cussion of the funding of the ,a13S,542,S73 Italian debt to the nited States was in abeyance to- iay. 10 permit the American com lission members to study until to- torrow's session, the q documents caring on the problem. which 'ount Nolpi, Italian finance minister, presented yesterday at the first joint rssion. President and Mrs. Cool 'Ige will entertain members of both commissions tonight at a White House dinner.
 Fclicitations which opened yes tIrday's gathering. were quickly fol- owed by consideration of Italy's financial and economic status. As 'he American spokesman, Secretary Mellon informed the visitors that his government would ask but "a just eettlemcnt that will insure economic peace," bearing in mind the Italian capacity to pay. Count Volpi, in re- plying that the American position vas a proper one. drew attention to he Dawes commission report show Jng the two principal elements of lhe capacity 10 collect in a country he necessary money from Its people and the transfer oi collected money in the national cur rency 10 the credit of country In the lattcr's currency.
 Count Volpi's 24 monograms sur veyed Italy's war burdens and hu. man tolls, her taxation, lack of raw materials, population growth anc unfavorable trade balance. This in formation is expected to form tn, basis Of discussions when the con versations are resumed tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-03
SMITH TESTING
 HIS 0WN POWER
N. Y. Governor Touring State in
 Interest Of Amendments

New York, Nov. 8 Rl-Another test of the political power Of Gov ornor Al Smith is being made at the polls throughout the state today. Since he caused the defeat of Mayor Hyan Of New York for re- nomination. the governor has been stumping the state for four amend ments to the state constitution which will be submitted to the voters. The amendments have met with great opposition from the republican machine. although some prominent republicans have come out for cer- tain amendments.
 The purpose Of his tour has been explained by the governor as fol- lows:
 ''The time is close at hand when ! am about to retire from active public office holding. It has got to be done, but before go propose. out of sense of gratitude, to do very human thing I can to make he government better of state of eleven and one-half millions that has so signally and so wonderfully honored me-"
 Two of the proposed amend ments provide for bond issues of s40O, 900, 900, of which $30O.O0O, 900 would be used for elimination of grade crossings. The other two pro- vide for consolidation of state de- partments and for reorganization of the judiciary. Republicans have attacked the proposed bond issues on the ground of potential extrava- gance. Some machine oppos ton has been made to others lest Smith get the credit for them. although :hey were republican in origin.
 State interest in the amendments has overshadowed that Tn the fight for mayor of New York. State Sena. tor James J. Walker, democratic nominee and protege of Governor smith, is running against Frank D Waterman, republican nominee and '0untain pen manufacturer.
 Waterman has argued for bust 1ess administration and has de bounced Tammany for "a history O. raft and corruption" He has par iculary assaied Walkers indorse nant of municipal operation Of sub yays and has accused his opponen If planning a wide-open town. H. ras denounced as a Tammany plo 1arges that a Florida hotel of hi iscriminated against Jews.
 Walker and Smith have argued hat mayor needs experience il ublic life rather than business ex ,arience. Walker has referred t Natermansas "my Jersey opponent, ? Waterman lived in New Jerse T recent years. Walker has criti -od Waterman for hitting belo' q belt" by inaccurate statements a
 q widc-open town and graf nrgcs.
 Betting odds are heavily In favo
 Walker and the amendment! mmany claims upwards of 300 .n plurality for Walker. Offtcis publican spokesmen have not pt finite claims in figures, but hay
 rssed an "under-current again:
 mmany.
 here will be statewide votin members of the assembly, tl yer house of the legislature, 1ich the republicans now contr
 out of 150 seats. The republ ms expect gains. The democra .ve devoted little attention 10 tn ."sa of the campaign.
 in mayoralty campaigns Buffa
 second to New York in interes iayor Frank Schwab, republcf nd catholic. has charged that Il -r Klux Klan is fighting him. A cations as to bootleEgcrs, gan ITS and the underworld also ha @1lrcd in the campaign.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-03
Mistaken for Game, Shot,
 May Lose His Right Leg

Hubbardton, Nt., Nov. IP) "A pair of gray trousers which he wore while deer hunting yesterday may cost Albert Oberg of Proctor, marble worker, his right leg. Walter Smith. another hunter, sighted the gray and fired. in the belief that he was shooting a squirrel. The bullet shat tered Oberg's right knee. smith carried his victim mile and a half down a mountain road to have the wound dressed.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-03
MEET AT POLICE STATION

Haverhill, Mass, Nov. Pl-The union conference committee meeting to prepare a tentative wage and working agreement in the Haver- hill shoe trade was held last night in the guard room of the police station. Members Of the commit tee said they required protection from interference by union workers not authorized to takt part in the proceedings,
New Britain herald., 1925-11-03
UNIFIED SCHOOL SYSTEM

West Haven, Nov. Pl-A frac- ton of the towns voting strength, perhaps ten per cent, voted yester' day in the special election which favored unitication of the three school districts. This confirms leg islation and brings all school dis tricts under one head.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-03

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