New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 20, 1923, Page 10

IN THE WILDS by OTTWELL BINNS ILLUSTRATED BY I* A —— | =R, SATTERTIELD ~ s @190 ALFRED A WNOPF.ING ON WITH THE NTORY the fol rocky smokin thoy his his eves fixed river mind reverted oner t happe nsidered it, there the problem of rece he him that she knen to He rec rectness rsation and smiled at of her estimate of the smile died, leaving thoughtful look mors in the same moment Miskodeed obliterated vision of Helen Yardely Again, as Yed merutinizding he felt the and alight with dreams. T in sudden hitterness “What he said The himse T'hen the pronounced, u the visio was by the he re the glane blood rioting ir moment his stendy oyes, his heart of her gray for a yes were en he laughed fool 1 am!" ict confounded A discha was snddenly “ ntte iterested ook eame vas somet) ng com rose quickly A better Wy vision. It was ared 10 he empt drifting threw s a deretiet or, he for even If he be of no possihie ther 1 vondered wi it clear; ar rest sinee h ndered would not flse the tir eves it was disproved v the ks it wa truck or 1 happened a ed thing. As the canoe had g at ratsed herself suddenly the ter overside the gunwhale, A second drifted against and suddenly tilted, throwing the into the broken water By this time, taken by though he was, Stane was or and running down the not stop to launch his ea a8 he was flung himself into the water, and started to « across the river, drifting a little with the striving to reach a point could intercept the girl a down It was no light set himself, the DRUGS EXCITE THE KIDNEYS, DRINK WATER It Your Back Hurte or Wadder Both- or Yon, Begin Taking salts it swung straight then twisted half-way roun caught by some sharp piece of towards swirl rock broad totally unexpect struck, a girl the bottom and stared at who been 1y W hand elutehing ater the another rock gir one canoe surprise his feet He did but just ha oe whe . drifted task he had current was she for When bark proceed to 1o oit of drugs and irritate Keep your keep ¥ your teels sor jure: makes s ithia-water drink should take now keep their kidneys clean Try this Weop drink Joubt you wil Jor what f wour troubl and all means Jave your physician examine your widoe;s at least (wiee a year. and ng. and Pecame o kid hackarhe DM23INE A SERVICE.INC . € was man flots ming had gripped is teetl hrongh to exert down-stream vith its trunk ol Ty had gir | o ttering 1 itself the The tree was t mendous In @ leaped swept trunk wher ike him a his itsels floated e mediate but he after a betweer bott bough "TO~NIGHT Tomorrow Alright KEEPING WELL == An MR Tablet & wegetable aperient) taken ot night will bhelp keep you well, by toning and strengthening your &i- gestion and Used for imination. 7 it oy, ¥ AT R M JUNIORS—Little NIs or, v | w | eluteched gave an ominous crack. g in a dangerous way where it joined a larger slit appeared and be- He watched it steady, his that it | branch began to the fork branch a white to grow wider, owing, his eves quite for the emergency arrive, but the space of time that he| it; and it was with heartfelt | that he grasped a larger lmugh,[ ind the next moment touched bottom | with his feet At that he towing her and two r beyond the ving bank, her in his arms and w 1 the bank, asping he stood jeoking at her had recovered his breath, the of his gaze: then en he felt equal to the task, he| plunged again info the river and| swam to his own camp. A few min- ater he returned in hW.s canoe, ving wtih him a field water hottie illed with medical brandy | The rl had left his first action was to pour drops of brandy between her ind that dene waited, chafing | er hunds, A minute later the long- ished eyelids futtered and opened. | and t gray eyes looked wildly round without seeing him, then closed | 1 a long sigh came from he uneonseiousness wasted he mind aler emed must the old for his hold on the by a portion of her minutes later, lifted er-line on the high he next moment he seramb- | shifted girl W irt unconscions her, and | a few| parted | ¥ as he lips, he zuin and a s she lapsed into At that he Lafting her the ¢ river, hore and laid where the fire reach hern, stered further brandy waited { opelids Muttered opened, and the girl looked with wild, nncomprehending then oAes steady later fixed He waited no maore | carvied her paddling up to his LHew time and her down to 1eross the camp, heat of he admiy A4 onee more Again the own her dewn the ther wanld and | rouni gaze, her and a themselves wander light the come moment npon | Stane ) that shaok pre o, don't Vittle W e Ay e 1it! Take a little more of this hra | lifte { and ok b ) qniel I ne You ar yerselt into w sith Wy " her with & ture, he thought sma of beans to support she looked at him tioning @z you the aren’t Aintey used to know Vos swered with a hitterness the man whom | Ainloy to know My is Hubert and dischurged iet, as 1 daresay i oyonr | on- fished me her m the rocks ver it there ane have 1 man who was ut | weer hefore man | t Malsum My vou sudden | name T am a he t ont,” she st said neross oo overturned struck | answersd, “yon hen you swam for isted | me " pers he answered carelossly before my | convict!” got me? 1 e it | He looked down the river. | As near ax 1 can tell you, it wus by that riump of firs there: though 1| vas not able to land for quite a long | heyond You uneon- 1 earvied you along the then swam across for rried you over, There He broke she could again you drowr 1 ama here yonu wthing about wers «cions, and 1 and 1 the whole story.” rply, then befors nment he spoke I think it would be as well if you have a change clothes, It ix not cold, but to let those you have Iry on you might bring on all sorts There are some things of tent I I put them vou can slip them o You ean then frer of mine in the ndy q vhilst T take a stroll your own outfit,” (Continued in Our Neat lssue) ES [N THE AIR pesday, November 20, KDKA (Westinghouse st Pittsburgh). VoI cert by from t Pitts- ropean triv 1a * compa | the | jartan; | & versity Extension. 8 p. m.—Concert nedy, viclinist; Katherine accompanist; Francis C. prano. 9 p. m—Bedtime story for ups by Orison 8. Marden. WGl (American Radio and Research Corp., Medford Hillside, Mass.) f m.—Late by Eileen Ken- Gravelin, Doane, so- grown 6:10 p. news flashes. Sport news, Y 6:30 p. m.—Boston police reports. 6:40 p, m.—Code practice, lesson | No. 167. ! p. m. ening program. Week- | Iy business report compiled by Roger | W. Babson. 8§ p. m.—Coneert by Male quartet of Worcester, Mass, Ar- thur G, Harwood, first tenor and manager; Carl G. Anderson, second tenor; Kric A. Anderson, first Edward 1. Davis, second bass. WGY (General Electrie Co.—Schenectady | N ¥ m.—Produce and stock mar-| ket quotations: news bulletins, 7:45 p. m.-Musical program “Moonlight Serepaders.” 6 p. by Wiz (Aeoiian Hall - New York City) aveliors Letters to MacMillan story 6 p.omo AT Roys and Girls,” a for ehildren Ti4h p.om Asset,' ‘a University by Dr. Jonea Spinner. £ p. m.- -“Broadcasting Broadway a review of eurrent plays and play by Rertha Brainard 8:15 p. m.—Concert dell, soprano 8:15 p. m lay Page talk a p. om. Blow-by the Rusiness Air talk “Health as a the hy Ruth Bo- “Etiquette,” @ Double- | low description Rattling Siki" nateh between 1 “Kid Norfolk Ma Hotel As TRIAL DATES ASSIGNLD. Trial dates assigned al the short calendar of the clty court yesterday afternoon, as follows: Wednesday, Nov 21, at 10 4. m, Jozeta Bmulski « st Guttie Jafe, | Henry Norwicki for the plaintiff, Wil- lam M, Greenstein for the detendant; at 2 p.om, S D, Abraham against Kachador Boyjian, Alfred LeWitt for plaintifi, Morris D, Saxe tor the ! aefendant; Thursday, Nov. 22, at 10 a. m, Maurice against John Urban, W. M. Greenstein - for the plaintiff, Dickenson and BroSmith for defendant: at 2 p. m., Charles Clark against bEdw Cozy, Thomas J. Cabelus for the plaintiff, Dickenson and BroSmith the defendant; Klemes Kalkowski against John Hay and otheds, Ao Traceski for plaintiff, 1°, 1B, Hungerford for Nu- Friday, Nov, 23, at 2 p. m,, John Bztaba o a, Judge B. K. Gaffney for the plaintiff, Dunn McDonough for the defendant; Monday, Nov. 26, at 2 p. m, Nick Saris against Harry Sav Alfred LeWitt for the plaintiff, Joseph G. Woods for the defendant, Tuesday, Nov, 27, at 10 a. m,, Frank Levy against Charles Fishbein, P, Ringros: for the plaintiff, J. Downes for the defendant;, Winifred Kelly against Charles Fishbein, E. T. Ring- rose for the plaintiff, J. Downes for the defendant; Delphine Roberts against Otto Allen, M. A, Sexton for| the plaintiff, Joseph G. Woods for the lefendant; James Long against John Long, Kirkham, Cooper, Hun(vrfor-ll and Camp for the plaintiff, Judge W, 1. Mangan for the defendan Wed- | nesday, Nov. 28, at 10 a. m., Marie M. Juras against John A, Weinstock, Dunn and McDonough for the plain- | tiff, W. M. Gieszer for the defendant; | ¥riday, Nov. 30, at 2 p. m., City Coal & Wood Co. against Connecticut Adamant Plaster Co, Judge B. P ffney for the plaintiff, ¥. H. Wig- gin and Kirkham, Cooper, Hunger- ford and Camp for the defendant; at 2 p. m. Morris Cohn against Sam Enyder, Judge B, F. Gaffney for the | plaintiff, Judge W. ¥. Mangan for the | lefendant session Gordon lasz the Once Was Worthless many years ago, gasoline | by-product in the distillation | roleum, and was considered | 1t was thrown away for | It is now the mainstay of the justry and millions of gallons sumed daily ange has | the years, Gas- almost as great a Gasoline Not %0 worthiess oil i are co his ke ast 2 plar ne today is ne- coal TOO TIRED TO WORK? 1f you get up in the morning tired, if you weary with little exertion and if vim and go are lacking, depend upon it that your liver is torpid. One dose of Schenck ‘s Mandrake Pills will “‘wake up’’ that lazy liver and make you feel like new. Schenck’'s M drake Pills are worth a trial tonight, Z5¢ per box—uncoated or sugar coated Dr. ). H. Schenck & Son. Phila. Adv LERVE 1T 10 ME 10 GRRB OFF TH (AHENS - | FEEL LWME | BING ™ CRADLE - WOMES NOwW | | extensive Members Tell of Alleged Con- spiracy to Disinter Barleycorn Norma €. Brown, woman member of the “Flying Squadron,” gave a very interesting talk on the organization of the “wet” forces and how she he- lieves they plan to regain control of the countr: 40 people at Trinity Methodist church last evening. Miss Brown said that there were several plans which the bass; | “wets” might use in the endeavor to | bring back liguor, or at least beer and wine, but that the real drive for power would be made at the election of 1 and that they would make an campaign to control the United States from the presidential chair down, Miss Rrown said that if the can get control of congress they will make an attempt to have the Vol- stead act repealed or modified to such an extent 1 light wines and beer may he sold n sing, Miss Brown the “Flying Squadron™ would tinue in the field until atter the elee- tion of 1924 and that if it was neces. sary it wonld go into the conventions preceding the presidential election, and make their demands heard How to Reduce Taves, Following Miss Brown's Frank 8 Regan spoke on the subject ‘How to Reduce Taxes™ “Iust compel your rich tax dodgers to pay up and assess the priviieged groups on the same basis as you do the rest of the people and we will oon find that money lost through the twetst that con said “FREEZONE CORNS lift right off little in- then fin- hurt a bit! Drop a on an hing corn stops hurting, Hf it right off with Doesn't Freezone” stantly that shortly you gere. Traly! Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of “Freczone” for a fow cents, sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn or corn between the toes, and the eal luses, without soreness or firritation, corn, and congress at the PH)r‘.: the Hayden|tion of 1924 to an audience of about | speech | " Because it is Best ~ HITS WET FACTION | has the largest sale of any packet | tea imn North America — Try it. TO BUILD NEW SUBWAY. After an explanation by Engineer Everit, of the Southern New England Telephone Co., of a plan to build a subway from the corner of Park street and Frankling Square, to Rob- erts street, the board of public works | voted to recommend to the common | perience in tax work, he said that he [¢ouncil that the construction of the |found five times as mueh property in|Subway be authorized. For some Chicago as was taxes. To offset the | time the project has been under dis- of | cussion hetween representatives of the jloss in saloon license income ) $£7.000,000 in that city, he told of city and of the telephone company. | inding over $23,000,000 in uncollected | {and unlevied taxes. ~Today all vou [ have to do to build a new high sehool lis to round up the tax dodgers and | make them pay, he said. | The wets of America have a cam- paign fund of $2,000.000,000 to fight prohibition, Mr. Regan said, and this | fund has heen raised mostly through contributions from foreign countries which are interesied in seeing the law |license revenue will be made | several times over,” he said. After This has heen done. he con- tinued, a check on expenditures will save millions more, One-third of all Ithe taxation in the United States is | due to waste, extravagance, duplica- | tion of offiee and graft, he declared. ! Drawing material from his own ex- up INSPECTION OF Superintendent of Schools Stanley | H. Holmes and the committee on | school accommodations have complet- ed arrangements for a public inspee tion of the Washinglon school .on High street, to take place at 8§ o'clock ¥Friday evening. At the exercises { which will be held in the auditorium, o | Judge B. ¥. Gaftney, chairman of the | Why Taxes Are High. | school board, and P. ¥. King, chaif- ! Refore an andience of about fen|Man of the committee on school ac people yesterday afternoon Mr, Regan | ®0mmodations, will speak. Motion pictures will be shown and an inspee- | made several startling statements in | , which he blamed the “lignor inter. | tion of the building made at 9 o'clock. OF EGZEMA high tax rates the states — tates thronghout the unior New Britain's tax rat Completely Relieved By “Fruit-a-ives” to Mr. Regan as $2.40 per $100 o The Marvellous Fruit Medicine 1« three times too high, according to Mr. Regan, whe pointed out that in cities of Tilinois the present rate of 81 | per hundred was sufficient to run | cities which have schools and public institutions on a par with those of this seetion of the union. He led his | | listeners through an array of figures | which he claimed go to show that *In 1906 I began to be troubled with Eezema, It started on my face and spread. T had to keep my hands tied up at night to prevent digging intomy flesh whileasleep, My hands sometimes would be so puffed up and swollen I eould not operate, and I spent hundreds of dollars seeking l'elllef. without the “crooked politicians” and chaneed to read about * Fruit-a. {and ent in which wa given “rum controlled” legislatures and | | other hig interests the tax rates would be reduced to such an extent that it| would be a comparatively easy matter | for the common people to pay nu-lr) taxes, My, Regun showed & membership card of the “Association Opposed to| Prohibition” and stated that it con- | tained numes of several soeiety leaders | and leaders in the financial world whoe are listed among the tax dodgers, and | that the men listed on the lcard as a member is a man who has “heat” a western state ont of $32,000 000, and he stated that this man {one of these who claim that the only way to reduce the present tax rate is {to bring hack the llquor with ita |large leense revenue, which is poured In-m the treasury of the United States, | tives” and ““ Nootha Salva” and used both. Now, I am entirely free of Fezema and my flesh is elear and smooth”, Dr,’E, N, Olzenham, it Dover, N.H, ruit-a-tives' issold by all dealers at b0e, :‘ box, 6 fnlf'i‘?’.;’fl, !;hl ul‘ze 206, or sent postpai y _ Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ogdensburg, N.Y, one of Hello! Hello! By GLUYAS WILLIAMS “I Didn't Get Your Name Please."” CLLYAS WILLIAPS YOU “TARE OFF THE RECEIVER. WONDERING MILDLY WHO IT I CALLING AFTER A THIRD AR THE PAMILY IF YOU KNG NAMBAUGH ), BE RCEWING THAT THE PARTY IS BINNING T SHOW $I6NS OF TMPER VO 1Y THAT VES AME NOW EFTORT vou LERULOUSLY ANVBODY NAMED MURMUR UNCONVING- £ VOU GET THE € McClure Newspaper Synaicate / s S AMID A SHARD CRACKLING AND VOU ASK TARTLY WHO ? AND PHONE YOU MEAR A VOICE SAY T™HS TIME GET THE NAME HELLO THIS & BAHWAHGAH AS WASSENPASH SPEAKING VOU NOW RUN OF* HOPE - TULLY THE NAMES OF MALY A DOZEN TRIENDS THAT MIGHT YT THIS MEETS WITH TLAT FAL URE AND VOU PELVISHLY ASK THE TAMILY WHICH HAS BEEN HOLDING TS BREATH, NOT TO MAKE S0 MUCH NO! 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