The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-24
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GIVE Us MEN

GIVE US MEN
 God give us men. time like this de- strong minds. great hearts. true faith. Men whom nu rsi the lust e of once does not Men whom the spoiis of ofice cannot Men who possess opinions and will; Men who have honor; men who will not Men who can stand before a demagogue And damn his treacherous hattefies
 without winking.
 Tall men, sun-crowned, who live above
 the fog FoIp F. pushi %hs ady sS. aaS ssSis Sn n sss Their large large profs:slons and their little 5 Mingle in seisish strife. 10.
 wrong rules the land. and waiting Jus,
 ny --Dr. Holland.
 A REMEDY FOR TrREDNEss. .Do you know" said the home girl to her business friend. "Pvs otten wondered how 1t is you don't break down. You're hard at work Tn tnat wretched ofiice all day. Five nights I4 work all the evening too. l think you get through twice as much work as anybody else know. and you never / seem any the worse for It. It would kill me in a month";"
 "No. it wouldn't" answered the pusi. ness girl with a smile. At least It wouldn't If you had learned the vaiue Of relaxing"
 "Reiaxing7"
 .Yes. Do you know when I come home at night, instead of picking up hook and reading until dinner is ready. or anything like that. go straight to my room loosen my clothes, throw my self on my back and lie there with every muscle as relaxed as 1t possiply can be. l believe ! manage not 10 think
 Mind you, relaxation is a fine art. You want lot of practice to do 1t properly. Often when you have thrown yourself down or the bed and think that you are completely relaxed you find that some muscle in your arm, your neck or somewhere is still tense.
 .'we used to have an exercise in the gymnastic class at school which was supposed to relax every muscle in our bodies. We raised our hands above our heads, and then slowly, bit by bit. first fingers, then wrists. then trunk. we relaxed our whole bodies. finally tumbling in a heap upon the floor.
 Tt seemed 2 very simple 1ts.,s,a and .a sii,g dy 1t properly. The sym teacher said that this one exercise did us more good than all the rest of the work put to- gether.
 That's where I got my Idea of re- Iaxing, and 1t has done me worlds Of good. I'm quite sure if all women who have to work hard, whether trey
 aA N-<.t NrA tice little relaxing properly once or twice a day. just for a few minutes at c time, they would be ever so much stronger. brighter and happier.
 TAKE CARE or THEM.
 Some people seem to have the knack of making their clothes last longer than others. but 1t Is generally because they have learned to take care Of them.
 When you take off your frock at night hang 1t up at once; never throw it over the back of chair. Brush your hat and put 1t away in a box; don't leave it on the bed. Smooth your gloves carefully out instead of rolling them into q ball. Don't toss your veil into a drawer, but fold 1t up and pin 1t together. Take care of all your clothes in. the same way. and If you have never tried the plan before. you win probably be surprised to ind what a difference 1t makes in their ap- pearance.
 MISS GRAHAM. The young men of Newport rendered A farewell dance to Miss Dorothy Graham of Montgomery. Friday night. Miss Graham had been visitor in Newport throughout the summer and A a- NA6 hxs oil
 The following attended: Misses Fannie stokely, Jamie Mae Jones, Townzeila Jones. Nell Sparks, Ethel snoddy, Dorothy Graham Lucille Robin sen, Elsie Robinson, Myrtle Mims. Myrtle Boyer, Eva Fisher, Eula Robin son. Elizabeth Robinson; Msssrs. Fred Fisher. Lawson Franklin, Perry liar mon. Carl Mtms. Herbert Masters. Gay Clark, Henry Alexander, Orley Weaver. linn Summers. Murray Stokely, Jack Robinson. Edam Robinson. Joe He'll man. Herbert Robinson, Will Jones. Chaperons Mrs. W. B. Robinson. Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Hold, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Holtzman and MT. and Mrs. Elmer Jones.-Newport. tTenn.) Plain Talk.
 BENJAMIN-cONsELM
 Mrs. T. w. Conselinan and Mir. R. c. Benjamin were married "Wednesday evening at s o'clock at the home of Mir. and Mrs. W. H. Wray at Oak Park Rev. J. Marion Anderson. of the Adams Street Baptist Church. off1ciated.
 After October i MT. and Mrs. Benja- min will be at home Is Palmetto Street, Oak Park.
 TENNIS AT COUNTRY CLUB.
 The game of tennis still continues in great favor at the Country Club. There is at present at tournament in