The Gate city journal., March 21, 1930, Image 2

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A rth u r D.
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ARTHU R D. HOW DEN SMITH
WNU Servie»
C H A P TE R X V — Continued
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“ 1 still don’t nnilersrnnd," said Fel
lowes, slinking his head. “ You were
a nun, anyway?”
“ Sorra a nun. Unless ye cull me
nnn Hint was housekeeper fur the
Irish Nuns at Lisbon, and that same
by token Mother Seriiptilnu that wus
horn Margaret Gllhuoley, third dough
ter to ould Squire Gilhooley av the
Reeks In' County Donegal, would
have me come wld her when she fuk
the veil for a bit av company and
blanhanderln by times she wasn't
prayin'
Hut that was before I got
me growth or me appeytlte. an shure
says she, I’d ate the convent out av
Its funds If I went on. Rut was I
to blame that the dear God give me
a stomach above nuns’ fare?"
“ So yon left the convent for Miss
Inglepln’s service?”
“That 1 did, and maany’s the time
I’ ve been down on me two shinbones,
thankin' the blessed saints that slnt
a folne. lovely, young leddy the like
av her—"
“ Bnt didn’t she know you were
Irish?” Fellowes Interrupted, his sus­
picions reawakened.
The duenna eyed him shrewdly.
“ Not she! ’Twas a Portuguese she
wanted. One that knew the way av
the eounthry, and Mother Seraphlria
says, says she, me young leddy
wouldn’t be satisfied wld—”
“ Was that honest ?”
“ And why not?" snapped the attend
ant “ How was a chit of a glrrul to
know what was betther for her? And
I’ll thank ye not to miscall me. that’s
been a good friend to ye, for all yer
black scowls, and murtherln’ rages,
and the blood ye’ve split on the right
hand and the left.”
“ I’m sorry,” Fellowes apologized,
genuinely
bewildered.
"But
yon
mustn’t blame me— ”
“ Arrnh, and ’tla nobody else I’ll
nlante, and me young leddy asettln
wld the salt tears on her cheeks, all
for the way ye mishandled her, wan
minlte for klssln’ and the next for
hangln’ I Think shame to yerself.
sorr, that have spread misery wld
yer hate, and won’t see love when It
comes In yer path, but turrn yer back
on It, and go off to seek God knows
pliwat P
She paused to catch her breath, per
haps to give him an opportunity to
answer; but he was speechless, fum
tiling for comprehension of her words
“ Ah, as shure as me name’s Mary
McCarthy, that was hoasekaper to the
Irtsb Nuns, and for hunger slnt nu'
ro wait on the swatest young leddy
alive, 'tls ye are the fool av the
worrld I” The beady, black eyes as
sumed a sympathy at odds with the
spirit of the declaration. “ God for
give ye. sorr,” she went on softly, "do
ye have to be told tls Just yerselt
she loves?"
“ I’m afraid yon don’t know what
you're talking about,’’ Fellowes pro
tested unsteadily.
“ Miss Inglepln
was very fond of Captain Colllahawe
He deserved her affection. Thnt’s
why I feel so bad over his death."
“ Oh, my glory," exclaimed Mary
McCarthy. “ T ls a babe In arrms ye
are! Ain’t ye got the slnse to know
she turrned down poor Capt’ln Col
llshawe for yerself? That was why
she made such a lodo over him—and
to her credit A kind, gentle lamb
wouldn't do a hurrt to uauy maun
which Is more nor the best av them
deserve I”
With a strength none would have
suspected, she clutched one ot Fel
lowes' elbows, and started to pro|>cl
him buck to Front street; but almost
Immediately she released him.
“ Shure ye can run faster nor me
thut’s weighted wld belly-fat” she
said “ Go on, lad I ,’ ul the spurs to
yer flanks, and make hnste to her
There’s nothin' the like av tears to
wipe clane the sorriest slate So be
alsy—and on yer way."
He obeyed mechanically The crowd
la front of the Inglepln warehouse
had Increased In size with the arrival
of the governor, and made room for
him reluctantly
until
Doak
and
Knches recognized him. and ahun
dialed their reuilnlaclng to brandish
musket-butts and bayonets and shout
Importantly:
"Stand aside, good people! Stand
aside for Squire Fellowes!"
Cara, mournful and perturbed, sal
tit her uncle's desk Joshua on one
side ot her, Ben on the other. The
governor w hs slumping hack and forth
In front of the window, while Sopher
orated with keen appreciation of the
distinction of his audience.
“ —and I can hut aaseverate once
again, your excellency, that ns the
woman passed uie I distinctly heard
net say—ot possibly twould he tire
ferahle to employ Hie word mutter—
Ah. tls hungry ye'll he this bout t«v
aiorrer. Mary McCarthy I '"
“ She'll not be, then," asserted Fel
lose»
The four men stared ai film In a
complex of humors, but Cara cried
out spiritedly;
“That she shan't he, and I care not
who’d persecute her Besides, 'tls
ridiculous. Mr. Sopher.
The poor
creature has do English."
“ Yet we all heard her apeak," Gov
ernor Tompkins pointed oul temper
ately.
“ She speaks English as well as any
ot us. your excelleucy." Fellowes In
terjected; “ but there’s no greul mys
fery to It She was In need of eni
ployment; she was told Miss Inglepln
would accept only a Portuguese; sod
lest she should lose her place shr pre
tended Ignorance of English She
abandoned her ruse because— because
she had her mistress' happiness at
heart”
He looked straight at Cara, and uftet
a moment of Indecision she let her
eyes meet bis.
“ I owe a debf to Mary McCarthy,’
Fellowes added gently. “ She showed
me whnt I was too blind to see.”
The answering light Hint shone In
Cnru's face drew him forward s step
before he could check himself.
‘ Humph.’’ grunted the governor
“ I must gel back to Government
house. You might come with me
loshua."
“ Mind If I come, too?" asked Ben
“ Glad to have you,” answered
Joshua, linking arms with him.
In the doorway his excellency
paused, and seized hold of Sopher’s
shoulder.
“ You. too," he commanded.
"But. your excellency, I am on duty!
In charge of Captain Fellowes’ escort,
and—’’
“ Yon come along as Fellowes' nttor
ney." advised the governor. “ He'll
I ANTI-GOD MOVEMENT
! HOW TO UVE j
SPREADS IN RUSSIA
LONGER
j
"Hull I I’ll thunk ye not 10 tie coup
DOHENY’S TRIAL BEGINS
tin’ me wltn an ouilundlsh furrtner
the slutpe of a t ar’l ot salt pork I”
“ Shore.” drawled .le!?. "but ye kin
say this foi a tat woman She ain’t
so short In her temper."
Soviet Plan» Demonstra­
“ Any woman 'ud he short-tempered
By JOHN C LAR EN C E FUNK
with a light-mouthed ninny hadn't
tion» for Easter Week.
A. M.. Sc. D.
inorc'n hoss talk on tils tongue! Git
along, do! Who else come with
Moscow.— With the approach of t
Dile.K» of Public Health Education. £
Squill“?'
Easter and Catholic nnd Protestant | J
Stata ol Pennsylvania.
4
"Nimrod Sopher. The rest o’ the
days of "Intercessory pta.ver on behalf
y + + + + v i*+ + i,4 4 + 'M M
t+ i"l'+ + 4 4 4 ‘t ,t
Babylon fellers stayed luto the city
of Christian Russians," Soviet atheist
Spemlln prize money.”
officials are busily formulating an in­
Super-Heat Versus Health
“They would," the widow observed
tensified assault upon God and re­
OWN I d tittle America the Byrd
grimly. “ Anyone else?"
ligion.
exploration party wus compelled
“That mahog ny colored feller. Tom
Ignoring
th e. worldwide
outcry for many months to “ dig In.” V\ith
n' Ills nlggerimm—only he uln’l Tom's
against Communists for their attitude | the tb milometer torty degrees oelow
nigger no more cause Squire Fellowes
toward the church, which they say Is zero, cold wus a real enemy fhui nad
—or melihe twas Miss' Fellowes— ll's
only a cloak for an economic blockade to be mel with vigorous opposition.
kinder hard to make out naow they
against the Soviet union, these leaders
Bui winter weather on the North
done It—bought him oft o' Tom.”
Children's stomachs sour, and need
issued Instructions to members of the American continent, except In a com
Mrs Rhodes eye brightened visibly !
League o f Communist Youths, number­ paratlvely few localities, seldom calls 1 an anti-acid. Keep their systems
"Do te ll!" she cried "Why rhutali
ing 2,500,000, to have "special shock for the necessity ot tuklng drastic sweet with Phillips Milk o f Magnesia I
Tom must have a heap o' money
When tongue or breath tells o f acid
brigades and groups of light cavalry” measures ugalust It.
Jeff."
condition— correct It with a spoonful
during
Easter
week
lead
the
anti-God
In
spile
of
this
fact,
there
are
thou­
"But money doun't never do a sailor
movement and Investigate schools, uni­ sands who seem to think that freezing of Phillips. Most men and women have
no good,” asserted Jeff. “ And the
versities and clubs, to see how the weather Justifies stepping-up Indoor been comforted by this universal
best of 'em air uneasy fellers, alius
antl-religlous education of the young Is temperatuie to a mid summer torrldlty sweetener— more mothers should In­
up n' away, Jest when ye flgger ye
voke Its aid for their children. It Is a
being carried out.
and then follow this action by com
got em tied daown "
pleasant thing to take, yet neutralizes
Members are directed to organize plaining about the “ nasty cold weutb
"I'd like to see the man. sailor or
more acid than the harsher things too
mock religious carnivals, nthelsth er" outside.
uo, could git away from me, short o'
often employed for 'the purpose. No
meetings, torchlight processions and
In the first place, winter cold Is any
the Heavenly trump,” commented the
lectures and also to fight for extermi­ thing else but “ nasty.” Quite other­ household should be without It.
widow.
Washington.— Three women nnd a
Phillips Is the genuine, prescrlp-
“ Waall. nnow. If twore me, 'har colored garage muu are Included In nation of the kulak, the complete col­ wise, It Is extremely Invigorating and
tlonal product physicians endorse for
wouldn't he no uced to keep him from the district Supreme court Jury chos­ lectivization of farms and fulfillment healthy. However, only the persons general use; the name Is Important
girtin' away.’’ propounded Jeff. “ I en to try Edward L. Doheny, multi- of the five-year Industrialization plnn. who dally make It their practice ro “ Milk o f Magnesia" has been the U. 8.
,, „ on
„ my mind . quite
. . . . . „ a time
,.,uc
....................
. ..
. , On Easter day huge bonfires of walk In it for a mile or two or are
had It
M'rnndy, to talk things over with ye. ! J“ 111,onaire 011 nian, on a bribery in- jcons «-¡u be ma(je ¡n au large cities j compelled to work outside, will ever registered trade mark o f the Chnrles
H. Phillips Chemical Co. and Its pre­
.........i, •• advised
- i » i . « h u™
Save yer breath,”
Mrs dlctment charging he gave Albert B. j an(j t0tvns, around which unbelievers appreciate this fact.
One thing Is decessor Charles H. Phillips since 1874
Full,
former
secretary
of
the
Interior.
|
wI„
t.eiebrate
the
“
extinction
of
r
*
Rhodes. “ Did ye hear bnow much
certulu. Winter’s outdoor advantages
$100,000 for a lease on the navy s [iE[on >•
prize money Tom got?”
will be entirely lost to the person who
Elk Hills, Calif., oil reserves.
I
’
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Jeff’s response was unintelligible
coddles himself In a superheated
nnd be turned to the task of unhar­
office or home.
Suicide Ends Convict’s
nessing bis team: but the widow
Then, too, colds, which are ofttmes
SENATE
VOTES
FARM
reached out a lean arm. and grap
Battle for Freedom the forerunners of that first-class
uled him to her.
BOARD 100 MILLION Trenton, N. J.—Charles Evans, slayer pneumonia, can frequently he
None o' that with me. Jeff Rlggle,"
twenty-nine, a trusty at the state traced to the hothouse temperatures
she ordered. “ Answer my question."
prison here, after an hour o f furious hnhltunlly maintained Indoors during
Iluow'd 1 kuuow? Ask hint yer Large Sums Added to De- gunplay with half a dozen guards the more severe months.
A Different Setting
self."
died by bis own hand—a suicide with
Those sensible persons who keep
The late Mrs. John W. Mackay, of
ficiency Bill.
As If ye didn’t worm Into every bit
his last bullet.
their dwelling and nusiness places at the noted Mackay family, told a girl
o' news along the road.” she scoffed.
The buttle also cost one other life seventy degrees and use humidifiers so reporter a story one day In New York.
Hnow much?”
Washington. — Immediate appropri­ —that of Frank Butcher, a guard I that the atmosphere does not become
“ An old lady,” she said, “ was lectur­
After a hopeless wriggle. Jeff an ation of more than $173,000,000 for Two other guards were Injured. too dry, will, lu all llkllliood. not be
ing her pretty granddaughter on her
snored sullenly:
multiple government projects was vot­ Ernest Gordon with a bullet wound receiving many flowers that are sent penchant for cocktails, gigolos and
‘They do say squire give Tom all ed by the senate in passing the first in the shoulder and Thomas F. Soren I to the foolish summer-winter beat
over-daring raiment
his share o' the prize money.”
deficiency bill.
type of Individuals. Bui If the prereq­
with a possible fractured skull.
‘“ But, grandma,’ the granddaughter
“ Squire's share? Glory be! But
The senate added to the measure ns
Evans went to prison for life In uisite fot receiving a bouquet Is a seri Interrupted, ‘In your time, too, didn’t
hnow much?"
It passed the house the $100,000,000 1919, when he was eighteen years old, ous Illness or a funeral, who wants girls set their caps for men?’
"Four-five thousand dollars.”
requested by President Hoover for the j for shooting two policemen In Jersey flowers anyway?
“ ‘Yes,’ said the old lady, ‘but not
Her arm fell beside her.
farm board; $150,000 to continue the City.
The Issue Is a clean cut one Super- their knee-caps.’ ”
“ Land’s sake I All tliut money fot
neat versus bealth.
Which do you
American delegation at the London na­
a nigger-man?"
val limitation conference; $7,000,000
choose?
“ Squire n’ Mis' Fellowes air purty for seed loans to farmers in storm- “ Young Pact” Receives
fond o’ Coffee.’’
stricken states.
Sanction of Hindenburg
Oh, Cuffee's a good nigger I But—
“ Service” and the Colon
The $100,000,000 fund for the farm
Berlin.— The
Young
plan,
pro­
All that for him! I vum ! And Tom
LD fashioned
muscle-developing
board gives this newly established gov­ claimed in Germany as “ the llquida
Innercent ns a cradle hnhe!"
and sweat-producing energy nc
ernment organization a total of $250,- lion of the past," was signed by PresI
Her head snnk In reflection, while
longer occupies the prominence Ir
000,000 of the $500,000,000 authorized dent von Hindenburg.
Jeff regarded her more anxiously thaD
dally existence as It formerly did. II
for its revolving fund by congress.
This act makes possible the evac-
before.
Is quite plain that so-called “ service’
The additional fund was approved
I got a ter'ble hunger, M'randy,” without opposition, but Senator Smith aation of the Rhineland and the free­ has had something to do with the sit­
ing
of
Germany
from
foreign
control
he said. “ Unow 'baout a snack to
uation. Laundries or electric machine«
W. Brookhart (Rep., Iowa), demanded
An urgency clause makes the plan
eat?”
that the board co-operate with the Ca­ Immediately effective, so beginning do the washing and Ironing, the res
She didn’t hear him. Her eye was nadian wheat pool against what he be­
tnurunts and food products manufac­
scanning Hie Inn structure with a cal lieves to be a combination by England, the liquidation of Germany’s debts turers do the cooking, the taxicabs dc
to
the
allies
arising
out
o
f
the
World
culutlng efficiency.
the walking and the telephone lakes
France and Italy to depress the Amer­
Metibe ’(would be a good scheme to ican market. He estimated that the war. A few hours later the President an Immobile army almost anywhers
signed
the
separate
debt
accord
with
change the name.” she murmured.
without moving It from the spot All
is t r e s s in g cold in chest or
board would really need $1,500,000.000 America.
very wonderful, very grand, very pro
“ Ye Jest changed It," objected Jeff to carry out the purposes of the act
throat—that so often leads to
gresslve—
and
very
soft
I
something
serious—generally responds
“ 1 knuow, but Hie war ain't goin'
to
good
old Musterole with the first ap­
However.
If
pi
>ple
better
understooo
to lust much longer. And folks won't
Supreme Court to Hear
plication. Should be more effective i f
the Inner workings of their anatomy
think much o' sojers. “ The Sailors Woman Lay» Claim to
Attack on Prohibition they might perhaps dev top a mori used once every hour fo r five hours.
Restl’ Tlml ud be a good one. Kind
Working like the trained hands of a
New Altitude Record New York.—The opinion of the spe- energetic attitude toward tt.
er appealin’, too. Make a man feel
masseur, this famous blend o f oil of
New York.— Elinor Smith, girl flyer, :ial committee on the Eighteenth
Many, many years ago the human
to home. Course, we'd need a new
mustard, camphor, menthol and other
sign, hut that pig fils Into any plctur’ nearly lost her life flying over Roose­ amendment of the New York Lawyers' Doily wns constructed on a corfalr
helpful ingredients brings relief natur­
velt field. She fainted from exertion issoclation that the Eighteenth amend­ plan And since that time there has
ally. It penetrates and stimulates blood
and a handy man—'
circulation, helps to draw out infection
M’raudy, ye ulu’t flxitr to throw me ! and lack of oxygen— but declared she ment has been Illegally ratified In de­ been no change either in Its form ot
and pain. Used by millions for 20 years.
Exercise was oru
over?’’’ gulped Jeff. “ Ye aln t goin' bad set a new women’s record for fiance of the Tenth amendment will he its requirements
Recommended by doctors and nurses.
to go n' tangle yerself with tills | altitude.
'ested before the United States Su­ of the original essentials and there
Keep Musterole handy—jars and tubes.
leettle, hairy sailor that wont draw j
Miss Smith said one altimeter re- preme court within a few weeks, for­ fore still Is exceedingly Important.
T o Mothers—Musterole is also
One of the penal lies ot bottling ac
two sober breaths ashore?"
1 corded 32,000 feet, the other 30,000 mer Supreme Court Justice Daniel F.
made in milder fo rm fo r babies
tlvlty
Is
a
lazy
colon.
And
one
of
tb<
“ I ’ll thank ye to keep a civil tongue feet. The official record Is 23.996 feet. Bohalan, chairman of the committee,
and small children. Ask fo r Chil­
In yer head where Tom's consumed, made by the Mrs. Marvel Crosson of tnnouneed.
Specifically, permission most popular methods of relieving this
dren's Musterole.
unhealthy
situation
is
hy
means
ot
thr
the widow retorted briskly. “ And 1 | Los Angeles, who died last year In will be asked of that court to appear
ain’t tin-owin' ye over— thar ain't the Santa Monica to Cleveland worn in a test case as “ amicus curie,” a laxutive pill—a poor substitute indeed
for muscle activity.
nothin betwixt us to throw, Jeft Rig no’s air derby.
friend of the court.
No person can positively object tr.
gle. Jest 'cause I've lei ye order me
modern “ service.” It takes the sting
raound like I was yer wife, which Hie
of drudgery out ot life nnd makes tin
Ukrainian Leaders in
dear Lord knuow* I'd never dream of Figures Show British
day lust that more enjoyable.
Bui
heln , not while thar was a single oth
Exports
on
Decrease
Anti-Jewish
Movement
to become so enamored of “ service'
er man left able to draw britches onto
London.
-The
British
board
ol
Moscow, U. S. S. It.—The Jewish as to eliminate dally exercise and tt
Splendid Royal Show
tils legs, ain't no renson why ye should
preaoom to try to hoss n' bother me trade figures disclose the fact that telegraphic ageucy reports that an use laxntlve pills In its place. Is ont
The Field o f the Cloth of Gold was
Git along, naow I Unhitch them bosses Britain's exports for February were antl-Jewish plot visnging pogroms In of the most effective ways of shorten the name given to the meeting place
'n' bed 'em daown. If ye want a bite the lowest of any month since De- Jewish agricultural colonies was re­ ing one's days.
of Henry V III of England and Francis
With roughage such as gre. ns cere I of France, near Ardres, France, In
thar'* a ham In the cold cupboard, 'n .•ember, 1920. with one exception. The vealed at the trial of 45 Ukrainian
.............
..
February
exports
were
$.'10.000,000
less
\
leaders
In
Kharkov.
The
Ukrainians
.ils
nnd
other
"ash"
producing
food»
tire for a dish o’ tea.’
1520, on account of the gorgeous ap­
“ Bui wlmr ye goin'. M'randy?” he than January, 1930. nnd $3.500,000 less Rre charged with organizing an II- acting as brushes upon the intestines parel o f the participants and the
ns
she
started
to
sail
out
ot
I
,hun
ttlose
of
February,
1929,
while
j
legal
‘‘association
to
free
Ukrainia,”
nnd a regular shaking up of the body splendor of the pageantry that took
walled ns
the month shows nn unfavorable trade I to overthrow the Soviet government hy exercising It. "service” arid thi
the yard.
place.
balance
of
more
than
$36,000,000.
|
and
conspiring
with
Polish
groups
to
colon will serve you splendidly.
"Goin'? Why, of course. I'm going
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W
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ew
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occupy the Ukraine.
to see whnt 1 kin do for squire 'n' Mis
D
Makes Life
Sweeter
1
I
I
P hillips
L
Milk
o f M agnesia
if
(
O
Hera, Rekindled for Him, W at the
8ubtle Glamor That Had Lured Him
From Prrenha to Lisbon.
not require assistance bere or I miss
my guess."
The door closed behind the four
nnd us If the click of the latch had
been a signal Cura rose from her chair
Her eyes were brown pools, flecked
with star-glint, and It seemed to Fel
lowes tlnil he was sinking gradually
gratefully, Into the Intlnile mystery ot
their depths. Here, rekindled for hltn.
was the subtle glamor Hint laid lured
him from Perenlin to Lisbon, nnd from
Lisbon aboard the True Bounty, Its
embers glowing rosier with every
breath he drew
He leaned toward
her, nnd suddenly she was In his
arms, het lips lifted frankly to Ids.
“ Forgive me." he whispered.
“ Ah. dearest—’’ her fingers stroked
ids lacerated back—"I have your
stripes to answer (or, however Inno
cent I was.”
“They’re hut scars," lie protested.
“ So they're uot gears on your mem­
ory.'' she murmured, and nestled
closer.
C H APTE R X V I
Mr*.
Rhodes Makes Up Her
Mind
“ Easy, Pete I Whoa, thar, Paul!"
Jeff Higgle caught the thong of Ills
whip arouud the butL and climbed
creaklly down from ills seuL as the
Widow Rhodes emerged from the side
door of the General Armstrong Into
Hie spring twilight ot Hie Inn yard
“ Lnte as usual," she sniffed. "B ’en
stupin' off ng'ln to see that bossy
daown to Floyd Jones , hey?"
“ Alius h'lleve the wusst ot a man
duon't ye?" Jeff countered. "Anyone
ud be late, carryln' the load I <liil."
“ "l'aln’t noticeable," she remarked,
fleering Into the coach's empty lute
rlor.
“ Set em oft back a piece." affirmed
Jeff. "Squire's to home."
Mrs. Rhodes became alert.
“ Lion Fellowes? Home? Why, ye
footless loon I Keepln all the news
back from « body I”
“ Naow, nnow, M'randy, ye ain't give
me time to flap my Jaw, I was all sot
to tell ye. snd—’’
“ Go on lummox 1 Tell me I tins
Ue got his health? Iluow'd he do prl
vateerln'?"
“ Done line. Married."
“ Married I" The widow's tone was
falsetto. ’’ Aprlvaleerln'? Be ye crazy ?"
“ Shore, he's married. Thatalr Miss
Inglepln was up to ('hater s Reck'
le d ?"
"W aall. I vum," exclaimed the wld
uw "Guess I better git my bonnet,
u hustle up to the Manor. They'll
be acedia help tnore’n likely.”
“Oil. they got uplenty help." Jeft as
sured her. “ Tlinlnlr Portygee woman
—only she sln'l I’ortygee. she's Irish,
name o' McCarthy, snd talks nigh is
much as ye do. M randy—”
Don’t
neglect a COLD
D
Fellowes."
“ Flggerln' to marry Tom right off?'
he snarled. “ Meblie he’ll have some
thin' to say for hlsself."
“ He's a sensible nmn. Tom Is," she
retorted. “ And th ar* more to a sail
or •«’ tlinr Is to a stnge driver."
Bitterness welled no In Jeff's heart.
“ Yes, nnd more'n one wife most
geu’rally.”
“ Not It he's married to M’rund)
Rhodes," Hie widow returned, undls
turbed. "1 ealc'lute to keep a man so
busy lie won’t hanker after sin—which
Is what I’m goin' lo lell Mis' Feliowes
Not thar aqulre ain’t a decent, young
man, hut men air men, and all Nimrod
Sopher'« law learnin' won't Chung
em.”
IT IIR END 1
What, Ever?
"H er* you art*, then." wrote n in e '
Wendell Holmes, on the subject ol
rowing. In the year 1858. "here you
are. (lien, nfloat with a body a mo
and a half long with arras, or wing*
as you may choose lo call them
stretching more Him 20 feet from tip
to tip. every vollthHi ot yours extend
lng as perfeetly Imo them as If your
spinal cord ran down the center of
your boat, and the nerves o f your
nrms tingled as far as the broad
Wildes of your oar*.
“ This, In sober earnest. Is the near
est approach to flying that man tin
ever made or perhaps ever will make
—Autocrat of Ik« Breakfast Table
New York Civic Leaders
Scot Had Traditional
to Fight “ Red Menace' ,** Figures of Germany’s
Inclination to Thrift
Debt to United States A Brockton doctor brings this one
New York.—The New York Chamber
Washington.—Ogden Mills, under­
of Commerce announces It has organ­
ized a number of civic groups to fight secretary of the treasury, estimated
before the house ways nnd means com­
what It termed the "red menace.”
The chamber says It Intends to com mittee that Germany owed the United
plete a list of agitators who are aliens j States $193,936,765 for the cost of the
nnd ask for their deportation. It nlso j American army of occupation maln-
wlll advocate that employers deter- | mined In the Rhineland after the
mine whether they have any Comma- armistice.
nists lu their employ.
I He also estimated the claims of
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American citizens against Germany
,
, ...
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would amount to $290,637,878 add!
Explosion of Mine L»as
itonai.
in Shaft Is Fatal to Five
Salt Lake C ltv .- F lv e miners were
lend and two othe.
were suffering
from burns nnd the effects o f gas ns
s result of nn explosion In the Peer­
less Coni eompnny's mine near Castle
Gale. Utah.
Winders Succeeds Shumaker
Indianapolis. — The headquarters
committee of the Indiana Anti-Saloon
league announced the election of Dr.
C. 11. Winders superintendent of the
organization to succeed the late Dr. E
S. Shumaker.
•
Americana Enriching Canada
Montreal.—American tourists left al­
most SfilNMSSMNlO In Canada during the
year 1929, according to an estimate
made public hy the Dominion bureau
o f statistics.
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tMany IVeddings in Sight
When some girls are
already thinking o f the
wedding
ring
their
health fails, they be­
back from Rhode Island where he at­
come
nervous,
high-
tended a conference at which there |
itrung, irritable,
wns a discussion on financing hos­
and through this
pitals as regards the amounts con­
loss o f control
tiguous towns should pay.
many a young
One of the towns bordering Provi­
woman loses her
dence seems to have solved Its finan­
future happiness.
cial problems. It wns pointed out. by |
.
. --------- kAs a tonic at
this time, and in motherhood or in mid­
having a Scotsman on Its board of
dle life, there is nothing to equal Dr.
selectmen. His eyes for thrift wns
Pierce’ » Favorite Prescription.
shown to the assembled doctors In an
Interesting report
The Scotch selectman received a
call from a woman who sought town
I 0rd<'^, G .m b l.n , House. Closed
! Mexico C lty.-Presldent Itnhln sent aid for part payment of a hill in­
! Instructions to the governors of all curred at Rhode Island hospital when
provinces to close all gambling houses. she was obliged to submit to an emer­
The president plans to nbollsh pub­ gency operation.
The canny Scot let his eyes roum
lic gambling throughout Mexico.
over her apparel. Then be turned
and asked;
Would M odify Jones Law
“ Did you buy those-----overshoes?”
Washington. — The Christopherson
subcommittee of the house Judiciary mentioning a make on which a pat­
committee made a report recommend­ ented slide Is used.
“ Yes. I did; I can’t take any
ing that congress modify the dras­
tic Jones law penalties for prohibition chances after such an ordeal,” the
woman replied
violations.
“ You could have bought ordinary
overshoes with clasps, or even a pair
Railroad Executiva Dead
of rubbers and saved half the
Chicago.— Samuel Morse
Felton, amount."
dean of Chicago railroad executives
Surprised hy sueh a comment the
nnd chairman of the Chicago Great
w .man left In a huff. Until she re
Western railroad, died here. He was
ttims the requested aid Is heing held
seventy-seven years oliL
n nbe vane«.—Brook ion Enterprise.
One woman «aid: "Occasionally during my
early married life I would become rundown,
weak and nervous, and li I took the 'Preacrip-
tfoai' I would aoon be feeling fine. It builds up
and strengthens every organ in a woman's
body."—Mrs Anns Diilman, 2605 Cleveland
Are., Everett, Wash. Dealers.
W rite Dr. Pierce’s Clinic, in Buffalo,
N. Y., for medical advice, free.
mcooDf,
Moat ailment« «ta rt from poor elim- .
inetion (constipation or «emi-consti-
, pation). Intestinal poison« sap vital- 1
r *ty, undermine your health and make
, life miserable. Tonight try N? — /
r MATUm **« REMEDY —nil-vegetable
i corrective—not an ordinary laxative,
f See how M? will aid in restoring your
• appetite and rid you o f that heavy,
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