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WARRENT0N, VA.

The point to point races will be held as
usual 1t the farm Of Maj. Barry. which is
about four miles from town. April has
ut u being shown by all. A great many
ser0nge9s are expected from the north
cd tho races promise to be exceptionally
Dood. Mis- Jean Loring. who has been
visiting MISS Mahan in Warrenton. spent
Sunday with Ndiss Boorman at Catlett.
Misses Maude and Mamie Colvin. who
have been visiting their sister In Wash
tn. returned home Sunday. Miss Mamie
wilson spent Sunday with her sister in
Rsmington- Miss Frances Sublett is at
name Tor the Easter holidays. Miss
nsNdred Leavell Of Washington is visit
ing Mrs. Sublett. Mr.. Green Carter was
the guest Of Mr.. James Boorman at Cat
lett, Va. on Sunday. Miss Sadie Sublet.
No6srs. W. H. Curtis and E. c. Thornton
were the guests Of Miss Caroline Bastable
at Calverton for the week end. Mrs. Sid
ney shumate OF Caiverton was the guest st
week. Mrs. M. c. Richards. VINO has
bean visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. D. Richards has left for Washington
to visit friends. Invitations have been
on April 1. Miss Anna Strother visit
ed In Wsrenton last week. Miss Harrt-
man ana daughter of New York are visit
ing aA the home Of Mrs. Julian Keith.
A subscription german Is being gotten up
IN the ladies Of Warrenton for the night
before the races. This will be welcome
entertainment for the strangers who
NIT warrenton 1t this time every
year Miss Ethel Spillman visited
friends at Catlett last week. Mr.. Blair
Johnson returned Sunday from the south
ern part of the state where he has been
VISITING friends. Mr.. Hugh Spillman. who
attends the Boys Country School. Is at
homs for the Easter holidays. Miss Nc
Connsl Of South Carolina IL visiting Mrs
IuAn Keith.
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RIvERDALE, MD.

MI. William HUH Of Baltimore wss tia
guest Of bis daughters. Mrs. b. n. Gal
Their and Mrs. G. J. Hicks. Sunday last
Mr.. ana Mrs. Hatcher Gibson have r.
turned to thedr homo on Maryland avenue
after spending tho winter months in
Washington. Mrs. William r. Hartman
and little daughter. Lucille. have returned
to their home In Baltimore after q de-
ightful visit to Mr.. and Mrs Hamil HofY-
man. the Oaks. West Riverdale. Mr..
Arthur p. Nudge has returned to her
home In Baltimore after a delightful visit
to the Misses Hagans, Jefferson avenue.
Mr.. and Mira Hawkins and daughter.
Doris. have returned to their home II,
Philadelphia after an extensive visit to
DR.. and Mrs. 8. NJ. Mcmillan. Mrs. Al
bert Mangum and wife Of Washington
were the guests OF their sister-in- Jaw,
Mrs. Ida L. Raybold Of Jefferson avenue
Sunday last. Mr.. George Taylor has re-
turned to his home on Lincoln avenue
after spending several weeks in Spring
field. Mass. Mrs. Edna J. Miller and
daughter Of LINCOLN. Va. who are the
guests Of Mrs. Frank Miller Of Wash
ington, spent Sunday with Mrs. Robert
L. Raybold, Jefferson avenue. Mrs.
Edith Dellinger and Miss Annie Lewis of
Baltimore are the guests OF MIR. and Mrs.
Lewis Dellinger. Mrs. Fannie r. Blundon
spent several days last week with her
DAUGHTER: Mra. Frank Bomberger, College
Park, Nd.
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has returned from a short visit to Mrs
Winters of Washington. and was Joined
there on Tuesday by Mrs. P. B. Buell..
Mrs. George Franklin Buell. Of South
Carolina is the guest of her mother.
Mrs. John Alexander Of Leesburg. Mrs.
Arthur Buell. and small daughters are
Miss Loise Of Washington arrived
THURSDAY. to remain for few days
Baltimore is spending the Easter holt
days with Mrs. Ernest Robey. DR.. E.
L. Robey spent Thursday in Leesburg.
Mrs. William Summers Of Sterling
Station street Mr. Luther B. Frank
season with the Misses Fitzhugh. on
Mss ETA waser Of
visiting Mrs. Clarence Walker at Floris.
Mrs. Robert Schneider. accompanied by
Master Robert, !r., and Miss Mildred,
Farmers Club. No. j. was delightfully."-
entertained in Walkers Hall Thursday
by Mr.. Cassius M. Laurence. Mrs. w.
c. White tie Of washington has been the
Bready in her suburban home. Mrs.
the guest Of Mrs. F. stephenson. on
Eva cummins visited friends in Wash
ington Tuesday.
Mrs l.. W. Thompson Of Washington is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. McMillin. Mrs.
Charles Steele entertained Thursday at a
luncheon at her home on Spring street in
honor of the Ladies' Aid Society. Mr..
Roland Dawson Of Philomont visited his
brothers. W. H. and Clarence Dawson,
this week. Mrs. Grace Stephenson White
spent Tuesday In Washington with friends
and was accompanied on her return by
Mrs. Andrew Whitaker.
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REMINGTON, VA.

Mrs Leslie Brittle visited her sister
in Warrenton last week. Mrs. Caskie
was in Culpeper last week. Misses
Shirley and Mabel Rouse were CulpepeI
visitors Saturday. Miss Della Claypole
visited Culpeper Saturday. Miss Alma
Crump Of Midland visited Mrs. Morton
last week Mr.. Buck Humphrey OF
Washington is now spending some time
Caskie visited friends in Washington
Wednesday. Mr.. Burrows OF Culpepel
visited friends here Wednesday, Mrs
Nellie Gillum is now visiting her sis
ter in Charlottesville. Messrs. Charley
and Henry of Stevensburg spent Sun
day with their brother, Mr.. Tom Hit
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hit Of ElkwOod
spent Sunday with Mr.. Tom Hit. Mr.
Joe Saulters of Baltimore is now visit
ing relatives near here. Mr.. Roy Will
son of Warrenton visited his sister,
Mrs. Wolfe, Wednesday.
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FALLS CHURCH, VA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Pickering Dodge Of Wash
ington. d. c.. have opened their home for
the Easter holidays Miss Crupper OF
Alexandria was a recent visitor of Miss
Ida Thomas. She has returned to her
city home. Mrs. Delavan Thompson OF
Washington is the guest OF her aunt
Mrs. William Thompson of East Falls
Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Eastman
entertained at dinner last Friday at their
East End home Mr.. and Mrs. Rawlins,
Mr. and Mrs. Kinsley. Mr.. and Mrs. nler-
rifield and Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop. Miss
Saul OF Waynesboro. Pa, Is the house
guest OF Mrs. George Stambauzh. Mrs.
Gently Mrs. Lawrence L. Coghill of
FIredericksburg, Mrs. Mary J. Camp OF
Charles w. Warden Of WASHINGTON. ID g.
The Literary and Current Events Club
OF Fails Church win be entertained by
Mrs. Charles Marshall next Wednesday,
Mrs Peyton Moncure has returned to
her Fairfax home after a pleasant visit
TO Mrs. r. l.. c. Moncure of East Falls
church. Misses Mary and Susie Dono-
hue or Fairfax have returned home after
a weeks visit to Atlantic City. Mrs.
Charles Quick has as her guest Tor Easter
Miss Maude Jacobs OF Philadelphia, Pa.
The Pleasure Seekers Club was enter
tanned last Monday night by Mrs. John
seay. 3r. The evening was spent pleas
fmtly in playing games. Mrs. Seay
served refreshments. Mr.. and Mrs. o. =.
Livingston have as their guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Barton OF New York Miss Alice
=. Davis Is visiting in Loudoun county.
Va. Mrs. William Fravel entertained the
members OF the Columbia Baptist Church
most delightfully."- last Thursday. ...ss
Milton. after a pleasant visit to Miss
Peari Luttrell OF Falls Church, has re-
turned to the Milton School. Mr.. How
ard Drummer and family have leased Mr..
Henry Crocker's house on Maple avenue
and Will take possession this week.
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ROCKVILLE, MD.

Maryland was the subject considered
at the biweekly meeting Of the Rockville
Woman's Club at the home Of Mrs w
Harry Beard Thursday afternoon. The
responses were from the works Of Edgar
Allan Poe, and other features Of the pro-
gram were a paper on ''The Calvert Fam
ily." by Miss Mildred Higgins: recita-
ton, Montgomery" by Miss Lucille
Welsh: reading about Maryland's bellies
by Miss Verde Kingdom; an interesting
travelogue on Annapolis. Chestertown.
Frederick and Montgomery county, by
Miss Sophie Higgins: the reading Of 1.-THE
Star Spangled Banner" by Mrs Bowie F.
Waters. and the singing of Maryland,
My Maryland" by the club. In the alb
sence of the president, Mrs. Robert c.
Warfleld presided. Following the pro-
gram refreshments were served. DR.. and
Mrs. George L. Edmonds and children are
In Washington for stay OF several days
with relatives. Miss Kate Packard, who
IS student at the Woman's College.
Lynchburg. Va. is spending the Easter
Thomas J. Packard. In Rockville. Mr..
Frank Ward OF Purcellville, Va. spent
several days during the week visiting rel
atives at Hunting Hill. this county. Miss
from Annapolis. where she visited friends
several days. Rev. Ernest L. Woolfe of
Roanoke. Va. and Rev. William F. Locke
Of Marttnsburg, w. Va. will occupy the
here this Sunday morning and evening,
respectively. Each was formerly pastor
Of the church The annual Easter ball
Of young men Of Rockville. which Will be
held In the opera house Monday evening,
promises to be an elaborate affair. It will
take tho form Of a bal poudre, and It is
thought large number Of young folks
from various parts Of the county. Wash
ington and other places will attend. The
committee OF arrangements is composed
Of Messrs. Bache Albert, ]. Gardiner Oar
by. John IL Starkey and William r.
Prettyman. Mr.. Frank Spencer Of this
place has been In Chicago several days on
legal business. The condition OF Miss
Mrs. James B. Henderson Of this place,
who has been Ill OF typhoid fever. con-
tnues serious, although 1t is understood
there has been q slight Improvement the
last day or SO. Miss Henderson Is an as
sistant teacher at the Rockville High
School. The Misses boswell OF Char
lottesvtlie, Va. were recent visitors to
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HERNDON, VA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Austen Kephart have re-
turned from their wedding trip. and are
occupying the Shemeld property. near
Corral. Miss Eta Dawson left Sat
urday for short stay with Mrs. Vir-
einia Tally Of Washington. The Corban
Club was delightfully."- entertained at the
homo of Miss Maude Yunt Friday, when
many members were present. including
Mrs. Harry Bready. Mrs. Annie Bready.
Miss Maria Bready, Mrs. Ernest L. Ro-
hey, Mrs. William Robey. Miss Anna
Groh. Mrs. William S. S. Groh. Mrs. Ed
win Mooney, Mrs. Arthur Robb, Mrs.
Harry Mitchell and Mrs. Powell Sum-
mers. Active work is being done prepare
tory to holding a bazaar In the near fu-
ture. Mrs. William Blanchard. accom-
panied by Misses Marion and Doris. were
guests for the week end Of MIR. and
Mrs. Edwin B. Simonds, on Monroe
street. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hersperger
of Loyington Heights motored to Kern
don Saturday, spending the day with
friends. Mr.. T. E. Aud spent sunday at
his home in the suburbs. Miss Aud had
as weekend visitors Misses Nell Lake of
Loudoun and Miss Myrtle Brown Of
Falls Church. MI. George Rooey OF Fair
fax Court House returned Saturday from
a pleasant visit to s cape . Charles. and ID
e~ee~>SS eASessS AAA
Herndon.
Mr. James Yoeman Of Washington was
the guest for the week end OF Mr.. Clar-
ence Hutchinson. Miss Blanche Detwiler
Of Eastern College is home for the vaca-
ton. Miss Mildred Davis spent Sunday
with friends in Loudoun and on Tuesday
went to Washington for short stay.
Messrs. Max c. J. Wiehle and Louis
Wiehle Of Washington spent Sunday at
Rock Lodge. Mr.. A. T. Hoffman Of
Washington was the guest on Friday Of
DR.. Hugh B. Hutchinson. Mr.. Arthur
Kephart spent the week end in Herndon.
Miss Elizabeth Huddleson, q student at
Episcopal Female Institute, Winchester.
arrived on Thursday for the short Easter
vacation. DIR. Charlie Reed Of Cape
Charles. Is spending a week with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles H. Reed. Mr.. Ernest
d'Jureen OF Washington Is spending q
few days at his summer suburban home
at Hernden Heights. Mrs. Mai. Robb OF
Washington and Mrs. Jamison OF Omaha
spent Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Robb. Mr.. John F. Ryan Of Arcola spent
Tuesday with friends here. Rev. and
Mrs. John McNabb returned on Monday
after a most pleasant visit to friends In
Washington. Miss Maria Gresham spent
Friday in Alexandria. Miss Mary RaasU
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CLARENDON, VA.

MrA John wit ana Dr.. r.. W. wilt
OF Washington. d O.. were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest witt, on Spruce
street. Clarendon. last week. Mr.. Norris
Bowen left last Friday, accompanied
by his mother, Mrs A. H Bowen. for
Los Angeles, Cal Miss Elsie wood
ward Of Philadelphia is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Beasley Of Park
Lane. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. r. Bterly and
family have moved to their new homo
at CORTLAND. from Washington, D. c.
Mrs. w: H. Ostrander Of Toronto,
Canada, Is the guest Of Mrs. Dogart Of
Clarendon Mr.. and Mrs g. n. Rucker
entertained the following friends last
Friday: MT; and Mrs. forreyson. MI.
ana Mrs Brtess. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. p. Rollins, Mr.. and
Mrs. .. NJ. Wampler. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
and Miss Jones. The evening was spent
In q very enjoyable game sof progressive
euchre. Mrs. Rucker served delicious
Refreshments. Mr.. q. e. Hid. wife
and granddaughters and Mr.. c. Howard
Hid and family left Saturday for Bal
timore, Md, where they will be the
ing tho Easter holidays. Mrs 3. c.
Handy Of Bancroft entertained at
luncheon Tuesday in honor Of her New
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EVANSVILLE, MD.

Mr.. 0. B. ZantZinger, Wine avenue ed
tended, has returned from a two-mona
outing in the south. He came direct froa
improved. Miss Ellen Tierney of Wash
lngton has been visiting Miss Angel
Vandcren, Wine avenue. Miss Melaid
simmons, East Riverdale, has been visit
ng Miss Marvel Tracey of WashingtO1
Mrs. A. NJ. Simmons of Riverdale ha
returned from South Carolina, after
pleasant visit to friends and relatives
Mr.. Basil Boykin of Montgomery count
mas been visiting relatives and friend
mere. Miss Lottie Williams of Washini
ton spent the latter part of last wed
with Miss Margaret Simmons of Ea
Riverdale. Mrs. Edwin Hammer
Washington has been visiting friends az
relatives here. Miss Yates Rebeeq
Wilkinson, a student at Hannah Mou
Academy, is spending the Easter holiday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thom1
Wilkinson, Maryland avenue. Mrs. w
liam Lloyd, nee Emmons, OF Langs
Va, was visiting friends here duii1
the current week. Miss Katherine "
vail of Baltimore is the guest OF Miss Al
susta Duckett in Bladensburg. MI ".
liam one OF washington mas uten ~
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew HallofI
Owens avenue. Messrs. William az
stephen keraney of Washington We
the guests of relatives here last veg
Miss Minnie Chew OF Upper Marlboro
visiting her sister. Mrs. o. B. Zant1hss
Wine avenue extended. Miss Ceces
Bratton of Princess Anne, Nd. Is
guest of Miss Lila Maynadier, Marys1
avenue. Prof. r. B. Owens OF Nc
University, Montreal, has been Nsni,
his niece. Mrs. James Hill, Wine avsnJ
Miss Gertrude Tillard of Newark, NJ M.
is visiting Mrs. o. b. Zantzinger, WI
avenue extended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Headley Of WasninsS
have been visiting friends near seaplU
this county. Mrs. Downey. motne.
Mrs. Jameson of lower rrince uoo'
county. has gone to visit reiauveIp ID
Washington. Miss Marie Dubois OF
timore Is the guest of Miss kal l.s.1
Merrick at Upper Marlboro. Mr. untv
Sasscer is at home from Tome in s.n
for the Easter holidays. Mrs. AM
Chew of near Marlboro is visiting hei
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Rockville, where they were guests OF Ms
Mamie Vinson. Miss Lillian Morgan.
student at the State Normal School, Bal
timore. Is at the home of her parents. nj
and Mrs. William Z. Morgan. here for I'd
Easter holidays. Miss Maud Stalnaker 4
West Virginia is visiting her aunt MD
Ellen Armstrong. and ether relatives 1
Rockville. Mr.. Adrian Burnett, a studed
at Mount ST. Marys College Emmiu
burg. Md, is spending the ho. days at tn
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. job
l.. Burnett, here.
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Mrs. Crane, of Bolivar, has gone to
North Carolina where she has a po ST.
ton as matron in private school
On Tuesday evening Mr.. Edward
Brigham gave his recital at the College
within little over one year. The pro-
gram which was~a song and dramatic
recital included as it's special feature
the rendition Of THE White Ship. It
was very fine treat.
= Dean Charles e, Young of Morgan
College. Baltimore called on Prof
and Mrs. Mcdonald Saturday.
The student body are now looking
forward with great interest to the pro-
posed declamatory contest between
representatives of Morgan College, Bal
-ttmore, and SStorer College, President
Mcdonald conceived the idea of such
a contest some time ago and for some
time has. been working on the details.
1t seems now likely that four declaim-
ofS VIII ioPl eoeht eaCH SCnoOl. III the
case of Storer, the Lincoln Debating
Society will furnish two and The Wo-
mans League will furnish two. Stor-
er has always stood steadfastly by the
idea that while athletic prowess is
good, intellectual supremacy is better.
The announcement of this! kind of con-
test coming at the end of q signally
successful foot ball season, empha-
IszzSS tKGSF MsaT.
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StOrer's Second
Bring Bacon Home
PUT 1T ALL OVER CHAMBERS
BURG ATHLETIC CLUB FOOT
BALL TEAM, AND FIRST TEAM
HOLDS ARMSTRONG TO SCORE
LESS TIE. -

Harper's Ferry, Z" Nov %. - The
Thanksgiving day foot ball game with
the Chambersburg Athletic Club was
looked to as a climax to foot ball year
of unusual success. The Chambers
burg men looked like formidable oppo-
nentS and it was understood that the
second team men, who were to start
the game, should come out and be re-
placed by the regular college eleven in
case their opponents were too strong.
But 1t was apparent after the ball was
kicked off by Chambersburg and a
snappy first line up that the second
team fellows were not going to be
replaced by any one. On the very
first play Crawford ran from middle
field for a touchdown behind interfer~
once that bowled over man after man
OF the opponents. 40 seconds brought
the first touchdown. From that time
on the game was too one-sided to be
interesting. The first quarter Melted
Storer four touch-downe and % points.
The second quarter the Chambersburg
coach was allowed to play. This stiffen-
ed up the opposition but to no avail. 10
more points were added. The third
quarter was without score chiefly be
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The wind will push against the
door, and our old friend Boreas will
roar and fill the Winter night and
Tell with samples Of his college yell.
The price of eggs will feel imbued
TO beat the mark for altitude, and
butter will cavort around about two
miles above the ground.
. happy man that has his hold
STOCK up against the Winters
cold, and has no urgent need to reck
now many storms may sweep his
deck. Who has his scuppers bu]g-
ing and all things shib-shape in and
out, and all the products of his
cline right at the portfolios all the
time. -. ,....
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AS many things have bust before
and bingo! on the parlor floor will
so the Christmas odds and ends with
which his catch-'em-all distends. The
costly presents and the rare, and
while we all grab here and there for
each-~his share of it the mirth of
Santa Claue will fill the earth.
Those merry peals which rouse the
dead will wake the echoes overhead,
and laughter favored with reproof
reverberate around the roof. He
never meant we should prevent the
day with hanging up a shirt nor
ever thought, by any chance, of I'LL
ing Rockefeller's- pants. -......-.
A sockful each is all there Is, and
woe to him who takes for his a great
er portion, hook or crook, than
each originally took. For every per-
son that descends to tying pants
around the ends, and closing shirts
around the base there is reckoning
to- face.
-1hS-ichW vi odnId SlduS are
good, and in the end are what we
would desire, they were-that is to
say that this is everybody's day. A
single sock above the fire is all a
body should require, and there be-
fore the glowing log nobody keen
to be the hog. "-'- !
In such a spirit was it said that
all days are to get ahead except
this one, which was designed for
everyone to get behind The merry
holidays will come and Santa, slid
ing on his tum, will belly buster to
the crate, and do his best, at any
rate.
What remains Of Congress will ex
change experiences at Washington
during the month and the man who
sends Mr.. Taft the biggest Christ
mas turkey will Eat a good outside
job around the White House.
Then January will be here
To cheer us now and then,
And when in the glad and new
born year =
Wen all swear off again.
~ -
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FUTURE OF LIBERIA.
Appears Bright to Former Minister
Lyon Who Returns to This Coun-
try After Four Years ON Vest
-CDBt,,

Baltimore, Md, Nov. .3O.-Predictine
that Liberia would, with the aid of for
eign capital. assume a. high plane
among nations. DR.. Ernest Lyon, who
was recently succeeded by Dr. w. D.
Crum as American Minister to Libe-
ria, talked in optimistics! vein to his
old friends here, who called, to greet
him last Saturday afternoon after his
arrival in the city. DR.. Lyon; resumed
the pastorate of John, Wesley Church
Sunday, large congregations greeting
him at both services. - : - : -,
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ARE YOU WORKING FOR MONEY?
OR lis YOUR MONEY WORKING ORYOU2

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namfewa
atleHhx
M is For You
Of building
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0 happy day that fixed our pick
upon this land and babe us stick
our newborn colors in the ground
and claim the country lying round!
And cheers, moreover, one, two,
three, for freedoms aborigine, who
aid not prove so awful stout but
what we all could throw him OUT
1t is the place. and no mistake
Tor raising provender to bake, and
giving freely O; the least essential
to Christmas feast. A bug or so is
on the job, and the weather freq,
uently plays hob, but on the whole
and in the sum we're dog-gone happy
that we come
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Tfya AnvocATE

year. VIII kick goal. The feature of
christmas VIII be that Mr.. Roosevelt
wont have any.s He isn't taking any
chances OF Santa Claus even hand
Ing him anything else this year.
@r.
Our Mr.. Morgan will revert
To hanging up his spacious shirt.
And tying up the tail to pot
Whatever Santa Claus has got
o woe is us! How tough it Is
TO hang our stockings under his!
But faith Is hope, and hope is trust
And some fine day the tail will
Bust,