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Evening star., 1903-09-24
DREAMS OF CONQUEST.
Senator Morgan Sees Roseate Visions
Of Democratic Success

\ dispatch from Montgomery. Ala, last
night says: Senator John 7. Morgan ad-
dressed the joint session of the Alabama
legislature at noon today on the relative
functions Of state legislatures and Con-
gress.
Since the adoption of the new state con-
sdtuuon. said Senator Morgan. there was
less friction between the state and the na-
uonal government than before. within his
knowledse-a period Of seventy years.
Senator Morgan expressed the belief that
the debates in the national Congress would
reconcile all factions of the democratic par
~. and after the party had gotten together
the democrats would elect the next Presi-
dent Who that man would be. Senator
Morgan said was not matter of great
consideration. He must be an honest man
and man to represent the country
Evening star., 1903-09-24
10 to 1 l..

S1 10 Mems Satin Calf
dependable quality and stylish
shape.
Sa no Women's High Quail
~ sA> ity Oxfords; soft
and fine; broken size lines, at
$1.19 this hour.
lZHc. eusi euaiity E1sfa Waists. soGa IN
all sizes: the kind regularly
sold at 39c. and more; wonder
fully priced for this hour at
12,lc.
hOc Heavy White Bed
WV spreads: good size;
neat patterns: never sold un-
der CSC; 2 to a buyer at 62c.
INC Women's Very De-
3S' sirable Lace Hose:
the regular 25c. grade, with
slight fmperfections; your
choice at TIC.
hSC Mems 2-piece Bathing
WV Suits, that have al
ways sold at $l5O and 50:
choice for the hour. &c.
0H/~ Curtain Poles with
RU2(. brass trimmings.
slightly scratched; this hour
at faac.
SO~ 500 Women's Percale
wv Wrappers; dark and
medium: fast colors: all sizes;
new patterns and extra well
made; regular 81 value.
1N~ Women's very desira-
~, BILE Pink and Blue Cir
die Corsets; reduced this hour
to 29c.
E0~ Choice from 50 dozen
wv Chiidren's Sc hool
Dresses: various styles and
kinds: sizes 9 to IA years;
never sold under 81.
&A N& Boys Double-breast-
" As>O ed School Suits, in
very serviceable and nice-lOok-
ing materials: sizes 7 to 16
years; bought to sell at IS;
this hour at H.9S.
n OHZC New and Pretty
h@/2\s Dress Plaids for
children's dresses; double
width; regular price, 19c. yard.
Evening star., 1903-09-24
DO NOT DOSE THE STOMACH
Cure Catarrh by Natures Own
Method-Every 6rsath Of Hyomei
Brin a. Relief.

Brin a. Relief.
Nearly every one who has catarrh knows how
foolish 1t Ii to try and cure It BY druggng the
stomach. Temporary relief may be given, but q
cure seldom comes
Until recently your physician would have said
the only way to cure catarrh would be to have q
change of climate; but with .Hyomei you
carry a health giving climate in Jour vest pocket
and by breathing it few minutes four times .
day soon cure yourself.
The complete Hyomei outfit costs but $100 and
consists Of an inhaler that b. carried In the
vest pocket, a medicine dropper and bottle OF
Hyomei. The inhaler lasts a lifetime. and II one
bottle does not cure extra bottle Of Hyonei can
be obtained for so cents. 1t is the most economi-
cal Of all remedies advertised for the cure OF ca
tarrh, and is the only one that follows nature IN
her method of treating diseases OF the respiratory
organs.
Henry Evans has sold great many Hyomei
outfits and the more he sells the mora convinced
he is that he is perfectly safe in guaranteeing b
refund the money II Hyomei does not cure.
HENRY EVANS,
922 and a24 = -
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Evening star., 1903-09-24
Postmistress Exonerated

Special Correspohdehce OF The Evening staf
BOYD'S, Nd, September %, 1903.
Samuel Clements, claiming Relay Md. as
his home, recently made charges against
Miss Ida Dwyer. postmastriss at German
town, to the effect that the office was not
being properly conducted and United
States Post Office Inspector F. F. Sharon
was detailed to make a thorough investi-
cation. Clements charged that he had
mailed by special delivery several letters
to a man named York at Germantown, and
that York did not receive them The re-
port made by Inspector Sharon to the
department entirely clears Miss Dwyer of
any neglect whatever and commends her
for her efficiency. 1t Is stated that after
Clements had made his report to the Wash
ington authorities he approached several
parties in Germanto&n, offering them the
post office, evidently expecting Miss Dwy
er's dismissal
Evening star., 1903-09-24
PRESIDENT MAY GO SOUTH.
DESTROYS Of Correcting Erroneous I'm
preston Of Antagonism.

Preston OF Antagonism.
From Birmingham, Ala, the following
dispatch was received last night: President
Roosevelt may pay a visit to the south this
winter and deliver speeches in several Ala
bama and Georgia cities. including Bir-
mingham, Montgomery and Atlanta. Reve-
nue. Collector ]. O. Thompson. who has just
returned from a conference with the Presi-
dent at Oyster Bay. says that such trip
was discussed and he believes that 1t will
be made within the next few months.
The President. Mr.. Thompson says. has
a most kindly feeling toward the south,
and while he does not say SO, 1t is believed
that the object Of the tours II 1t is made,
will be to remove any belief to the con-
trary which may have found lodgment in
this section.
Evening star., 1903-09-24
Retirement Of Col. Lippincott.

Col. Henry Lippincott, assistant surgeon
general. chief surgeon of the Department
OF the East, with station at Governor S
Island n. Y. has been placed on the re-
tired list by operation of law on account
age. Col Lippincott is a graduate of JEFF
ferson Medical College. Philadelphia, and
began his military career as assistant sur
geon of the 9Th California Infantry In Nav.
1855 He was appointed an assistant sur
geon in the regular army in February 1896
and reached the grade of colonel and as
ststant surgeon general in April 1901 He
was born IN Nova Scotia. but was appoint
ed to the army from California.
Evening star., 1903-09-24
Hyattsville and Vicinity.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.

SpecMI Correspondents Of The Evening Star.
HYATTSVILI.E, September a. 1868.
Miss Annie May Long. only daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. H. Long. and Mr.. Jacob
Keller Hammer of Washington were mar
ried last evening at the brides home. Raj
ston avenue. this place. in the presence Of
large company Of friends and relatives.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. 8.
Ward Fighter. pastor Of the local Presby-
terian Church. The maid OF honor was
Miss Nina G. McEwen of Falls Church. Va.
and DR.. r. G. Richardson of Hyattsville
attended the groom. After the ceremony
the bride and groom left for Washington,
where they took late train for Bristol.
Tenn, where they will spend the honey
moon. Upon their return they win reside
Evening star., 1903-09-24
Irrigation Methods Abroad.

Elwood Mead, chief of irrigation division
ofthe Department OF Agriculture, has re-
turned from tour OF Investigation in Italy
and other European countries. Mr. Mead
later will make a report to Secretary Will
son noting his observations OF irrigation
systems abroad. He says that the govern
az good as those anywhsge-ebut that the
United States might take lessons from the
superior construction Of the canals abroad.
Evening star., 1903-09-24
1 to 3.

Sl Or Mems High-grade
Shoes. in finest
feathers and newest lasts: sell
at $3.50 to 50.
$l.OO Tsa,ssf Mamsn.s Welt Patent tent
Oxfords;. very serviceable and
nice looking; the regular $3.50
grade.
Ssh dbdb Mems Fine Quality
~l'VV Oxford Ties; regu-
larly sold at 81. so; reduced for
this hour to $I.OO.
Roc Women's Gowns, Cor
o>~sneet Covers, Skirts and
Drawers; all splendidly made
and none sold under soc.
.X.@ Bleached Ready-made
Sheets; hand torn and
hemmed ready for use; 54x9O
size; at 33c. this hour.
Re- Ready-made Tnbleach-
WV ed Double-bed Sheets:
ready for use; the kind sold at
49c.
0Z8c. Blsashsd msas eiI,ow Fsaay: essay:
Tree from dressing; regular
selling price, 1211c.
-hOC Nottingham Lace Cur
WV tains, in neat and pret-
ty designs: never sold under
9Oc. pair: take them at 69c.
this hour.
mOC Small lot of Oak Fold
WV ing screens, filed;
some slightly scratched; regu-
lar S1.25 value.
AOc Lot of Women's Extra
wv Good quality Muslin
Underwear, consisting Of
Gowns. Corset Covers, Skirts
and Drawers: all fine mater
ials and trimmed in a variety
of styles with lace and eIn-
broidery; 49c. for choice.
Evening star., 1903-09-24
yellow Fever at Monterey.

The State Department has received a tel
egram from United States Consul Hanna,
at Monterey, Mexico. reporting that yellow
fever has broken out there He adds that
the doctors hope to control 1t. .-.
Acting Adjutant General Hall received a
telegram this morning from General Grant,
commanding the department of Texas, say
ing that q case OF yellow fever Is reported
at Laredo. on the Rio Grande
Evening star., 1903-09-24
Kensineton News.

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
KENSINGTON. Md, Heptember "A, 1903.
One OF the last games Of ball Of this sea-
son was played ON the Kensington diamond
Wednesday at pm. by the two baot mines
Evening star., 1903-09-24
a to 5.

CT Mems Patent Leather
VI Oxford Ties: all very de-
sirable qualities; broken sizes;
worth and sell at $3.50.
Sf.VS Grade Gameh Shoes q N and
Oxfords; values and selling
prices up to $3.50.
Sc Boys Stylish Fauntleroy
W. Blouse Waists; sizes 3 to
10 years: regular price. 39c.
Wye. SUITS: SUITS sailor sgS; blouse %ase
style: and 4 years: reduced
to 12Hc. for the hour.
1dhC Mems "F q ultl ss''
Oy(. Night Robes: sold at
SOC. and 75c.; reduced to 3Sc.
for this hour only.
SD 40 splendtdly Tailored
Green Mixed Walking Skirts:
also plain blue and black: hips
trimmed with strap seams.
Regular price will be $3.9 For
the hour, $2.49.
SID 0& Lot Of Fine Sam
W 9e>o pie Walking Suits
the very newest and hand
soonest fall styles: In various
effective styles and kinds: will
be sold at $16.9S and 1888;
this hour at $12.98.
SS OR Elegant Quality
sVos ~ W king Skirts.
very smartiy made OF the new
homespuns and hoPsa cking: all
seams double strapped and
strapped yoke: brown, gray,
green and black shades; value
$S.9S.
SX O& New and very styl-
NVOs ~ ish Fall Dress Skirts
made of best black and blue
cheviot: in the 7-gore effect;
handsomely trimmed with tai
lor-stftched bands Of black taf-
feta silk; these modish skirts
will be sold at $5.9S; advance
selling this hour at $3.98.
MS~ Women's Black Mer-
wv cerized Satine Under
skirts, prettily trimmed with
accordion pleating, ruffles, ETC.,
sell up to $1.9S.
EMC Special Unlimited
OVNs choice from a lot of
about $50 Fine White Waists.
none of which has sold under
81: new and handsome styles;
always useful for indoors and
evening wear; must be closed
out now; soc. for your choice.
Evening star., 1903-09-24
1 o to 1 1 ..

Il W UO Il Il ..
CONTINUED.
nnr Very Desirable Blue
II >As and B lac ck Storm
Serge; full 10 inches wide; sold
everywhere at 39c. yard. -
4 Sr An-sflk Pleated Chif-
AV~. fons; suitable for
neckwear. trimmings, etc.;
blue, pink. gray, tan, brown
and royal blue; positive value,
49c. yard.
AMr White Shaker Flan=
7OS' mel: soft and feecy
quahty; reduced for the hour
to 4Ac.
S1 Do Women Fine
" AeS> uality Thibet
Walking Skirts: black and
blue; full-1are bottom. finished
with rows of tailor stitching;
extra well tailored, and mark
e. to sell at sos.
81. 40 Fine Fine Quality Gray
W Walking or Pedes-
trienne Skirts: tailored in the
pest manner: trimmed effec-
lively with inverted pleats and
straps and buttons. These
Skirts sell at $6.9S.
Sd O& Women's New and
Qfe>C Fine Quality, RACK
Ianeta Silk Underskirts; styl-
ishly accordion pleated and
ruff1ed; regularly priced, SG3S:
for this hour, $4.9S.
2E~ Mems Pieated-bosom
OOSs Madras Shirts: plain
OxblOod and other colors: not
all sizes; sell up to 81.
EdAc Mems 81 Underwear:
the famous High Rock
neeced kinds all sizes; this
hour. SOC.
Soc Wome ms Excellent
wv Quality and Very De-
sfrable Dark Percale Wrap
pers; gray, blue and red; the
newest patterns; sell readily
at 98c.
VA'f> Bedford Cord Coats:
long and short; daintily trim.
med with silk ribbons; reduced
to $1.49 for the hour.
HOAC Limited lot of
aS/2S' Window Shades
that have sold high as Soc:
various colors; some slightly
muSSed.
O0c Good Quality White
6>Se and Gray Blankets,
with pretty colored borders;
for this hour only 29c.
X0C Very desirable Not
O>S' tingham Lace Cur
tains; wonderfully reduced for
this hour to soc. pr.
A0C Boys Wool Knee
wv Pants; excellent quail
ty: strongly made; never sold
under 69c.
Evening star., 1903-09-24

1 1 to 12.
CONTINUED.
AQC All-wool Imper
8 rye: fl ne chill
arens school dresses: garnet.
blue, red and black; always
sold at &C. yard.
Sf Infants White Wool
AOSs Flannel: soft and fine
quality; never sold under 19c.
yard.
60 O2 Women's Very StyI-
QZ.yO ish and Handsome
Black Peau de Sole Silk
Waists; beautifully designed
with pleats~ and crocheted
silk ornaments; back made
with box and fiat pleats; will
be sold at $5.9S; for this hour
at $2.9S.
So 40 splendidly Tailored
tray oxford and
Green Mixed Walking Skirts;
also plain blue and black; hips
trimmed with strapped seams.
Regular price will be So 9S. For
the hour, $2.49.
&6 40 Elega gant Quality
QVs sT> Walking skirts. very
smartly made of the new
homespuns and hopsacking; all
seams double strapped and
strapped yoke; brown, gray,
: green and black shades. Reg
uiar value. $S.98.
SID O2 New and Stylish
ASs>o Walking Suits, in
the latest effects; the popular
lnstep length; various fabrics;
the most up-to-date of the new
fall suits; $14.0s regularly.
SN 02 TIE New Fall Jack
" VIZ cts, OF lightweight
covert cloth; full silk lined;
natty and stylish for the cool
evenings; will sell at $6.9S.
SS 0& Fine Quality Black
aVaVs ~ Taffeta Silk Under
skirts; handsomely pleated and
ruff1ed bottom; regular price,
$19S; reduced for this hour to
$5.98.
@O.yC mems Finely Tai
lored Dress Skirts; handsome
ly trimmed taffeta silk bands;
black and blue cheviot; values,
S5.9S and $6.98.
CT E0 Lot of 20 Women's
V6 sOV Tailored Suits, in a
variety of styles and kinds; all
stylish and up to date; regular
price up to $16.9S; the number
is limited, so be prompt.
S1 :2Q Mems and Women's
" sO1 All-silk Umbrellas;
some with tape borders; some
colored; some with fancy ham
dies trimmed with silver; sec
onds of the fine 81 and IS Um-
brellas; specially reduced for
this hour to $1.39.
So. % Boys, Boys, IS Suits d1sts wder for
extra well tailored and in
fine materials; all sizes, from
to 16 years; these suits will
sell at 81; to BE sold at $2.9s
De- Mems Fine Quality
AONs SOC. Half Hose; black
lace with silk embroidered
stripes; at exactly half price
for this hour.
7~ Mems soc. Underwear,
u ~ in broken sizes: most
ly colored; big bargain at
tic. this hour.
XSc Boys Anchor Brand
WV Stiff-bosom Shirts: al
ways sold at Soc; 3 for 81, or
35c.. this hour.
EEA~ SPECIAL Choice
OVN. from about $50 Fine
White Waists; all newest
styles and in the prettiest ef-
fects; for indoor and evening.
wear the winter through; must
be closed out at once: none
sold for less than 81; your
choice this hour at only soc.
D0r Women's Pink and
AISs Blue GirdIes: daintiiy
lace trimmed; always sell at
&c.; reduced to 29c. this hour.
O2~ Women's Very Desir-
wv able Mercerized Black
Sattne Underskirts; handsome
ly trimmed with ruffles and
pleats: positive values, $1.0
and $1.88; this hour at CSC.
20~ Extra H e avy ia
WV Blankets; gray and
white. with neat colored bor-
ders; regular $1.5O values;
S9c. pair for this hour.
w. White Applique
u 1Z2As Scarfs and Shams,
also f9shnet Scarfs; sell usu-
ally up to 4Oc.
A0C Boys Long wearing
wv Corduroy Knee Pants;
all sizes; sell at CSC. and more:
Evening star., 1903-09-24
Sl3-5l5.5l7 9TH St.
Hechts' Greater Stores,
Cash OF Time Payments-Just as You Say
Tomorrow Will Be a Great Day at HeChts'

Have
t in man wang
h sales we've rrngedf 70 tomorrow d p in tcd every 1 da int h p
Evening star., 1903-09-24

Solu under S2.4.
mOr Boys Shoes. of soft
WV and fine kid; sizes 3
to 13h; reduced for this hour
to 69c.
EC Boys Wash Knee Pants
W. that have never sold un-
der 2oc. regularly; this hour at
q. &c.
2m~ Mems Fine White
wv LAaundered Shirts; the
qualities sold everywhere at
81; some slightly mussed.
VSC Bleached Table Dam
9' ask, in rich designs:
6S inches wide; value always
33c. yard.
mOC Linen Dinner Napkins:
O>Se good size and excellent
quality; sold everywhere at 81
dozen.
So. OF Women's Very styl-
W ish and Handsome
Black Peau de Sole Silk
waists; beautifully designed.
with pleats and crocheted silk
ornaments: back made with
box and fiat pleats; sold at
$o9S; for this hour, s2.9S.
81 Do Women's Fine Quail
~AsA> fty Thibet Walking
Skirts; black and blue; full
flare bottom. finished with
rows of tailor stitching; extra
well tailored, and will sell at
$29S.
Sd 40 Fine Quality Gray
Us " Walking or Pedes-
trienne Skirts: tailored in the
best manner; trimmed effec-
lively with inverted pleats
and straps and buttons. These
skirts will sell at S6.9S.
Sd or women's Fine
''o Quality Black Taft
feta Silk Underskirts; styl-
1shly accordion pleated and
ruffied: intended to be sold at
$6.9S: for this hour we have
made the price $4.9S.
Qt.YC Lightweight Cow
ert Jackets; full silk lined:
will be needed for cool days
and evenings; s69S value.
Sz SD Lot of about "a wo-
eOo mems Tailored FaIl
suits. in a number of new and
pretty styles; values as high
as SLABS: take your choice this
hour at $3.50.
Doc Heavy Al Tapestry
S>Se Table Covers; new and
pretty designs; regular value,
5Oc.
.3N3c Brass Extension
OIOS' Rods: sell regularly
at &C.; for the hour. 3Ec.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-09-19
Papa Wouldn't Kick.

Dat our way there lives small boy
whose mother is bringing him up according
to the most correct ideas. He came in
the other day with his pockets quite fun
of marble" classics, crockieS, jaspers
and all the other kinds boys hold dear.
His mother asked where they all came
from
Il won EN- playing keeps, answered
the boy.
The mother was properly shocked.
.'Why, said she, "dont you know
its wrong to play for keeps? It's nothing
but gambling, and gambling is wicked,
You must give them all back or | shall
speak to your father about it. =
''Oh that Il be all right, answered the
boy. '.Speak to father He won care.
He didn' care bit about that silver dish
you won at the euchre party, and | guess
he won kick at my keeping few old
marbles
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-09-19
When He Got Even.

At a recent dinner given by the Phila
delphia Clover Club DR.. Bedloe, formerly
United States consul at Canton, China,
was one of the guests.
The Doctor had related many interesting
tales of the East, the only obstacle to the
complete enjoyment of which were the
silly Interruptions coming from a rather
obtuse German, whom the Doctor in re-
lating the story calls Strauss.
Zach, Pedloe, calculated the Teuton
sDose relichuns of der East-dell us some
dings of doseI'
Certainly, responded the obhging
Bedloe. But to what particular creed
do you refer-to Mohammedanism, to
Shintoism, to Confucianism or to Budd-
hism p
''0h, replied the German citizen.
dell us apout der tramps migrashun of
der soul. -
''Transmigration of the soul, eh q said
Bedloe "a beautiful idea, indeedr'
''Yes, yes, beautiful, peautifulr' cried
the German, "Dell us apout idr'
Every well. We will, to furnish a con-
crete case, suppose that you, Strauss,
should die According to the creed of
transmigration, your soul would pass from
your body to that of another living thing.
In this instance, let US assume that you
become canary bird-a charming feature
of my lady's boudoir, your merry carols
filling the air with delicious melody And
then, Strauss
"A beautiful idea, murmured the
Teuton, interrupting.
''And then, Strauss, resumed the
Doctor ''You die again. This time your
soul passes, we viii say, to another sphere
of life. You become a hower-a lovely,
fragrant flower, enriehing the beauty of
my lady garden.
"Ach, lofely, lofelyr'
However, this is not all. From the
lady 5 boudoir to the lady's garden is but
a step in the process. Now, alas dom
key coming up to the confines of this gar
den reaches over aud devours you--you,
the aower-this being still another link in
the chain of transmigration.
80 dot, began the German.
$50 that, interrupted the Doctor, in
turn, $50 that your old friends, stopping
to stroke the head of the donkey, would
exclaim
'tAh, Strauss, so it is you? How little
you have changed
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-09-19
An old Wedding Custom.

In nearly all countries when young
couple are welded some one filings an old
shoe or slipper after the carriage in which
they roll away from the scene in which the
ceremony takes place, vet few know how
the custom originated It was first known
in what Is now part of the German
empire According To a law in Hamburg,
enacted in 1921, the bridegroom was bound
to preseu, the bride with pair Of shoes.
They almo,, played the part of our engage
ment ring anI were. as 1t were, evidence
of t,,-,ruthal
Among the Saxons Of Transylvania it
Is still the custom for the bridegroom early
in the m0snin. Of the wedding day to send
his intended pair Of shoes, and an ancient
tradition enjoius upon the girl that she
treasure these shoes up il she wants to be
kindly treated by her husband, for he viii
not begin &C. beat her until they are worn
out Ia t,yee,s when the maiden has son
eluled the lsaye,akin- with her friends in
hrr Ia,hvr. house the best man puts
ou her fce, her boo,s. the gift Of the bride
sruom Then the proocsslon starts for the
church. but before entering it the bride
groom mother asks the maiden three
times, Bride hast thou the shoes
In mlny places the shoes are given to
she relatives and no, To the bride Among
-ame of the American Indian tribes the
braves on visiting their iatcnde'i Before
marriage place Shoes on her feet (moc-
casinsl Among the east Firms the young
rou1le Az attended to their bc,lroom By
tbe entire COMPANY. but the bride mother
will aot allow the Young husband to 70 10
bed until be has given her a pair Of shoes.
IL Bulgaria the bridegroom makes a money
pys.rn, ,o the relatives Of the bride Il
/, called shoe money. and the father
bus. shoes lor the other members Of his
family This. money i said TO be the
relic of the prev paid for wife to the clan
from which she vas taken
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-09-19
Brain Leaks.

salvation Is free, but it costs money to
keep it.
\ happy home is an earthly annex to
heaven.
\ sun-faded front room carpet Is
whole lot better than boyleSs house
The man who never makes mistakes
never has anything BY which he may profit.
The heart that never aches is the heart
that Is always cold and unsympathetic.
solomon was wise man, but he fool
ishIy neglected to take advantage of his
opportunities,
The absence Of little baby can make
small house as big and gloomy as an empty
cathedral.
The tactfal husband always notices it if
his wife puts on new dress or combs her
hair in new way
The man who owns money is to be con
graduated, but the man who is owned by
money i in bad tx.
There Is no one quite so lonesome as the
country woman who just moved into the
heart Of big city.
Some people are 50 interested in trying
to learn what hell is that they overlook the
duty Of trying to find heaven.
The world existed for several thousand
years without fats, but it did not get fair
ly started until the babies begun to make
appearance
If we wanted to express a wish for great
wisdom we would only wish for the ability
to answer all the questions that three
year old child can ask.
There is something lacking in the ex-
precision when girl sings sad, sweet songs
about mother while the mother Is alone in
the kitchen washing dishes.
Personal neatness Is desirable and neces-
sary, but do you not know some people
who would be better off if they manicured
their fingers a little less and their in,ellects
4 little more
There are lot of people willing to 20
to church and sing "Toiling On and
Work for the Night Is Coming if the
pew cushions are soft enough and the
preacher guarantees not to preach over
twenty five minutes.