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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-19
Miscellaneous
FURNITURE PACKING

FACKINGHA. H SHRENK. 1906 North
Sixth street. first class packer of fur
allure. china and br,caorsc. Bell phone
3sgw.
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W. J. wENRICH. $50 Hamilton street
Furniture. china and piano packing.
shipments looked after At both ends
Also all kinds OF hauling. Bell phone
1zlTW
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LAWYERS PAPER BOOKS

Printed at this Office in best style, at
lowest prices and on short notice
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PIANO MOVING

PIANO moving by experts. WINTER
PLANO CO., 70 y. Fourth ct. Gail
lao, Deu phone.
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letter of at
Territory
fromt
III the which
white bulldog
he his friends
berng
may be ereadiv
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LoNGENECK Monday. January
Is, 1915, Elsie +. Longenecker.
Funeral on Thursday afternoon at
: o'clock, from her late home, 1893 \.
Second street. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend without further
notice. Interment in Middletown ceme-
terry.
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AN INCORPORATED co. wants party
who can invest few hundred dollars
with services for the exclusive sales
right in this city for new invention
(patented); proposition will clear 81, 600
and up per month. Article demonstrated
sells itself. You will miss the oppor-
tunity of your life IL you do not inves-
spection see MR.. CLARK Room 5i7.
Metropolitan Hotel, to-day and tor NOR
row, 8 to 4.
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BRENNEMAN-On Monday afternoon,
January is, 1918, Carrie T. Brenne-
man, wife of Oscar G. Brenneman.
Funeral on Thursday afternoon at =
o'clock, from her late residence, No. SIS
\. Eighteenth st. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend without further
notice. Duncannon paper please copy.
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Lost and Found
FOUND.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GENTLEMAN wishing to retire offers
manufacturing plant for sale; only
one of kind in city; price very reason
able. VIII bear close investigation.
Address 3437, care Star-Independent.
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HARRISBURG STORAGE co. Two

HARRISBURG STORAGE CO. Two
new eight story brick warehouses,
enc absolutely nreproOt. divided into
nreproOt plINA rooms oK various
slZ=s Tor the storage CT nouseHola
soOIS; the Utner warehouse OF Inc most
App.oNeu type OF nre relardanl con-
slTeSllon tuI SeneraI merchandise. lnsy
,-.,. .S.~4F.sSd wItu I~O large electric
ilS:sAt elevators and spiral chute Tor
tAe QUICK ana safe hanuIIns OF house-
GOId sOous AND All klnuS oI merchan-
uise. Low storage rates. Svutn second
s.GseL near Paxton. oH the tracks OF
FsuuS. II. X.
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Death and Obituary
DIED..

SiooP-Naomi Jane Shoop. wife of
George Davis Shoop, of GIL Forrest
street, died January is, 1915, aged 63
years. months and is days
Funeral services will be held from
her late home on Thursday morning at
10 o'clock. after which the remains will
be taken to the Camp Hill Church of
God, where further services will be held
at IL o'clock. Interment in the Camp
HUI ceemtery. Friends and relatives
VIII attend without further notice.
Please omit flowers
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FOR SALE-A 17-acre farm in Cum
beriand county. on main road. six
miles from Mechanicsburg; level land
house and all outbuildinss; price s90o
Apply II. G. PEpLoW, 1l0 5. Thirteenth
st
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BE YOUR own landlord; small cash
payment will give n deed 10 new
brick house on the Hill; balance can
be paid as rent. Apply II. G. PEpLOW,
lie :. Thirteenth ST
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT

l0l SOUTH FRONT STREET-Second
moor housekeeping apartments; large
rooms with kitchenettes and baths:
modern improvements: electric lights:
gas; city steam; janitur service Apply
at above address.
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS-Introduce famous Japsilk
nonbreakable gas mantle. New in
America. Last longer. throws greater
light. Fits standard inverted burners.
Rapid seller. Sample 15c. Jules Elec-
trio Co. eos West 4Sth, y. Y.
LARGE eastern factory wants reliable
party to manage distribution, eNcep-
tional patented utility selling every
where; big income assured. Protection
given. References required. Write
TroXell Hotel Commonwealth.
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TAKE ORDERS

We have retail stores in principal cit
les of L. s. and want ide-awake, hon
est representatives everywhere TO take
orders for Goodlows Good Clothes
suits and overcoats for men and youths.
Previous experience unnecessary. stores
opened for men who prove successful.
Start on part time or full time. One
man worked evenings and made more
money first week than his regular posi-
tion paid him. Address Goodlow's Good
Clothes Stores, Dept. IL, New York
CITY
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR RENT

HOUSES FOR RENT and 2h-stnry
dwelling houses for sale. Elder Real
Estate Co.. s4th and Derry SITS
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RAILROAD fremen, brakeren. $500
sl20. Experience unnecessary. State
age. Railway. care Star-lndependent.
ARMY OF UNITED STATES. MEN
WANTED: Ablebodied unmarried
men between age of is and IS; citizens
OF United states, of good character and
temperate habits, who can speak, read
and write the English language. For
information apply to Recruiting officer.
Bersner Building, Sd & Market sts.,
Harrisburg. IS y Queen ST., Lancaster,
353 Pine ST. Williamsport. 81 W. Mar
ket St. York. or 115 Independence ST.
Shamokin. Pa.
AN experienced tobacco stripper; lady
preferred. II. 6. WISE, 81 $. Thir-
teenth St, City.
WANTED-An Industrious young mar
ried man TO take charge of farm.
Must be experienced and we'll recon-
mended. Address Si35. care Star-lnde-
pendent.
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STORAGE.

STORAGE in 3-story brick building.
rear iUS Market 81. Household goods
In elsan. private EoolAs Reasonable
rates. AppIy 20 4. u. DLENEt. Jeneier,
syS Market ST.
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FOR SALE-one new brick house. near
the center of the city; beautiful To-
cation. rooms and bath and all con-
venienceS. Price only s2.+00; and sold
on easy terms. Also building iats at
Riverside, Penbrook and Paxtang. JOB
carpenter work promptly attenoed to
in any part Of the Sity. Estimates
91hleesrtHlly 1ley farnished Apply to 5. Hal
see y. Sixth ST., HARRISBURG, Pa. Bell
phone S6a.J-S.
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Sale and Exchange
FOR SALE.

SAFE FOR SALE-Worth $4,000: will
sell at bargain. Call at 211 Market
street.
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FOR SALE-One good freight elevator;
Will sell very cheap at this time as
we must have more room. ARCADE
LAUNDRY, Logan and Granite streets
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WANTED-Positiona as housekeeper or
work by the week Address 1910
Herr street
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FOR RENT-Houses with all improve
ments, at moderate rentals. j E
GlPPLE. r25i Marker 81.
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FOR SALE-At GABLES. 1II-II7 South
Second St, Red Tip, Ring Point, Bliz-
gard. Rowe Junior, Can't Slip, Giant
Grip and Always Sharp Calks.
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WANT ED-Washing and ironing to do
at home. Apply 1886 Y. Seventh st.
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c. w. III. IlANGLETZ, Lumber-We are
overstocked with all kinds and
big bargains. 1t will pay you to see
us. Once Cameron and Mulberry SITS.
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THREE STORY FRAME house on Sus-
quehanna street for sale at reduced
price-former price sl,S00--9 rooms
hath-Sas - furnace. Particulars at
BELL REALTY CO., Bergner Building
$1,000 WILL BUY either one of two
dwellings located on Woudbine street
all mprovements-one with steam
heat-drive alley on rear. BELL REAL
TY CO., Bergner Building
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-A position as chambermaic
or waitress; experienced. Address 10l
s. River Ave.
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9eimut(os.
SeI8iens ssBnisstpd,ter In Sranf.
reid I'm @ril.

grinseiTin Mnrie .SOie, Die einsige
SO9ter bss &Dnigs g(lbert bon 9els
glen, iit. ibrem iiingiten 9iIoe nud
gu urteiIen, elm rei5enoes NtGo9sn uno
oerfpri9t cine S95nbeit gu psr0en.
Ourh bic llntIuebeit ibres 9uters,
Der fi9 in elm llebereintommen nit
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Ba6n6re6enO.
Gin Sube ais @puuerneur bes
StaateS Soabp.

Gum sriten Waale in Der 9ei4idte
biefes 2anbes 1T elm Sube gum 9ors
berneur zines Der 8unbesftuoten er'
pGblt norbsn. 8si Der @eneraIpabl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-05-13

TN SerbIt pOrissn Sabres ipuroe Serr
Mo5es 2llsranosr bon ben 9smotruten
in Sbabo gum @ouperneur ienss
Stantes sripGblt uno am 1. Sanuar
bisies Sabres trnt Serr aleranb.r
Ieinen amtstermin bon atpsi Sdbreu
an.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-07
Saving the Motorists P0ckeibook

whenever rtIC respective reservoirs
are filed and IN this manner Z
variation from the normal may b.
determined quickly and the cause
OF the difficulty remedied II an
other list is maintained on which
the expenses for repairs and 1cces-
series may be entered. the total cost
of upkeet OF the car may be deter
mined by the year. month or week
without difficulty
Probably OF most Importance. so
far "a cost OF upkeep is concerned.
is the mileage obtained from .vari-
Gus tires OF different makes and
sizes. Nearly al Tires are sold on
an adjustment basis varying from
$500 10 10000 miles, and Il Is nee
essary that you keep accurate rec
ord OF your speedometer readings
for each tire and 20 note whenever
the tire was removed. and for what
purpose. BY maintaining a record
Of each tire. you can determine the
size and make which gives you the
lowest cost per mile You will also
be impressed with the advantage OBJ.
tanned from the use OF oversize
tires. or from tires % normal size
maintained at their proper specified
pressure.-H. W. Slauson. IN Les.
lies.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-07

lions II has the disadvantage OF
being a bleaching agent. and might
therefore destroy many articles OF
clothing. furniture. etc.
In old buildings, camps. and other
places where u IN impossible To
seal the room or infected area,
sulphur fumigation may have some
advantages. in that large amount
may be consumed, thereby perhaps
securing greater penetration. and
possibly With more effective results
than could be obtained with formal
dehyde.
II also has the advantage over
fornaldehyde In that 1t kills In
.ects, which, a. ~ well known, are
frequently convcycrs -s1-esse,-
The method OF using Is as fol
lows:
Close the room az tightly "a pos
sibie, place the sulphur In iron pans
supported by bricks. placed In wash.
tubs containing q little water; SET
The Detroit times., 1915-10-07
.I|ylE $500 a ~ M 80
y q 'RIAl PAoE

Icylindered car or go out to the self-serve
for lunch"
The street is just now predicting that
1.-THE setf-serve is in sight for clerks and
other persons who are unable to with
stand losses"
Yet these are the ones commonly
drawn into the maelstrom of gambling,
all too often hazarding money not their
own and turning from the ticker to face
disclosure and disgrace.
Too late they learn that only that sue
cess is sweet and satisfying that comes
from an exchange of service for service !;
that if a man gets dollar he has not
earned someone has earned dollar and
failed to get it.
The pitiful counterpart of the Wall
street wight, caught in the inevitable
reaction, is the shiny-coated pony-fol-
lower fumbling over the form sheet on a
park bench and hurrying to the nearest
barroom having a bookmaking attach
ment. TO back up his hunch with his last
dollar.
From then till the wires tell how they
came in, the poor dupe who thinks he is
playing the races is worth about as
much 10 his job or society generally as
"a hashish-eater in trance.
Once in a while he wins, which is most
unfortunate, for he persuades himself
that he has called the turn at last; and
earning money by days work seems a
stupid process by comparison while the
lure lasts.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-07

Do you know how much IL cost
Fea- TO operate yetiF eaHs Yea know
OF course, the initial. cost of your
machine, for you paid that in a
lump sum: but how much have you
spent on oil, gasoline, tires, re-
pairs. and requirements since you
have owned IL?
But are you handling your car
with sufficient skill TO enable IL TO
deliver the highest efficiency for
which il was designed II is only
by keeping an accurate, detailed
record OF your mileage and its cost
That you WIN BE- ensbfet 10 cerErE
mine whether the car il doing all
that Is claimed for II, or whether
IL Is In need OF expert adjustment
and. possibly. repair II is only
when you have irrefutable figures
TO sustain your contention that you
can complain OF lack OF efficient
results. BY this. We do not mean
IL your car is advertised to travel
20 miles on a gallon OF gasoline and
and find you are averaging but IS
that yon have cause for complaint,
for this difference might well be
due TO local conditions and To a
variation in the skill OF handling.
but II your car. advertised for 90
miles, travels only 10 on a gallon,
throughout an exhaustive test. you
can we'll contend that something h.
radically wrong, and you may ex
pect the manufacturer 10 make good
on his claim. either by making the
necessary adjustment, or by giving
you a new car.
Il L. not difficult matter 10 keep
A detailed record OF expenditures
made in connection with the upkeep
% an automobile Cards properly
spaced and lined for the purpose
7--rt -+--r----------ff-t-f-.
age. where they may be used as
soon As nun IL completed and
speedometer readings can be re-
corded. viil form convenient mem
oraada Speednmeter readings.
together with the amount OF gaso-
line and oil added. should be, noted
The Detroit times., 1915-10-07
A Poem a Day
THE WOOD PILE.

out walking In the frozen swamp one
grey day
pa used and said. Il viii turn back
from here.
No. ! Will 80 on farther-and we
shall see"
FhA- hard-AilaM- held me. save where
now an,k then
one foot went down. The view was
all In lines
straight up and down OF tall slim
Too much alike TO mark or name a
place by
So as to say, for certain l was here
Or somewhere else; was Just far
\ email bird few before me lie
was careful
fA- tAut-a- tree between US when he
lighted.
And say no word 20 tell me who he
Was.
Who was so foolish as to think what
he thought.
lie thought that was after him for
feather
The white one In his tail, like one
Everything said as personal 10 him
self
one hight out sideways would have
undcceivett hifr,
And then there was pile OF wood
for which
forgot him and let hts little fear
Garry him off the way l might have
gone.
Without so much as wishing him
goodnight
lie went behind II to make hts last
stand
II was a cord OF maple cut and split
And piled--and measured, four by
four by eight.
And not another like II could I see.
No runner tracks in this years snow
loOpcd near 10.
And IL WAS older sure than this year :
cutting.
or even last years or the years be-
fore.
The wood Was grey and the bark
was warpiag OF IL
And the pile somewhat sunken. Glenn .
ats
Had wound strings round and round
IL like a bundle
What held IT, though, on one side
was tree
SIM growing. ard on one side a.
stake and prop
These latter about TO fall thought
that only
sou'e one who lived IN turning to
fresh tasks
Could 50 forget his handiwork on
which
lie spent himself. the labor % hts
axe.
And leave II there far from use
full fireplace
To warm the frozen swamp as best II
WIN me slow smokele.s burning OF
decay
-Robcrt Frost in North of Boston
The Detroit times., 1915-10-07

The town OF chanute. located out
in the oil and gas belt of Kansas. is
engaged in the municipal utility bus
mess Chanute has a municipal wa
ter works. municipal electric
plant. a municipal gas plant, mu-
nicipal cemetery. and II IL were large
enough, doubtless would have a mu-
nicipal street railway.
The finance committee recently
completed auditing the accounts OF
the various municipal utilities for
the three months ended June 30. The
gas plant took In s1s,ss2 and spen;
sci 1872 for operating expenses. a
deficit OF s3.1i0. The municipal
electric plant had receipts OF s3,s4i
and expenses OF si.272, a deficit of
s42s. while the municipal water
works had receipts OF s3.3ls and ex-
penses OF 1882. running behind
$40. However. the municipal GENE
terry made a profit OF almost $500
having taken in receipts OF 1855. and
paid out only $3.50. One Of the
finance committee decided that the
oniy way ehanute can break ever
or. It's municipality owned utilities is
for all It's citizens to die and be
buried In the municipal cemetery
Wall st Journal.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-07
A Submarine Water Supply

In the Persian gulf. about 20 miles
from the Arabian coast. is a group
Of islands, the largest Of which is
called Bahrein. This island, which
is 20 miles In length and 10 In
width, is low and sandy In most
places. but here and there an oasis
-r!eh- iS-aaia-esIHs--tit ,.--..---
with spots OF green. The Mountain
Of the Mist" in the center rises to the
height Of 400 feet. The 5000 people
who live In Manameh. It's largest
town, are mostly Arabs OF the ia
natlcal Wahabi sect. Fish and sea.
weed are their chief food, and the
The Detroit times., 1915-10-07
Men Shirk Work,
Pastor Asserts

Let Mary do IL" is, according to
the Rev George c. Groves. formerly
rector OF Trinity church. not only
the oit-repeated expression, but the
general attitude OF most men with
reference to church work. ANY
body at all familiar with the sub
-anri-rf'.rf-
ness of this suggestion. There IL
no doubt about IL, and the truth II
much more apparent than the rea-
son for IT, Go into the churches OF
any denomination nt meeting time
and count the worshipers. The
women are always I'm the majority,
and big majority. too. Apparent.
" they do three-hfths OF the wor.
Shipping and four-fifths OF the work.
Take them out OF the churches and
there would be precious little left
except the preacher and the build.
ing, with hard work to raise money
enough TO pay the sexton. The fact
IL noticeable and frequently com
mented on, but II is not recalled
-that-any one has put II any moro
SUCCESSFULLY or instructiveiy than
Mr.. Groves In his talk before the
Mems club OF Holy Cross church.
As to the fact. there Is no room
for argument The women far out.
number the men In all religious &C.
tivities. There Is just enough OF
Insecurity in church work To give
II a flavor. and really IT is remark.
able that the ministers are ali men,
though some irreverent may re
mark that otherwise there would not
be SO many women Interested. but
that Is beside the question.--Utica
IN. " Press.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-07
Germany's Gains in
France and Belgium

In the Western theater OF war
the Germans hold 5000 square
miles OF hostile territory, Of which
! ,u'I1 Ep-r1r,- -fiti---- -.Es- -gslz.an- and
5000 are French The total native
population of the occupied territory
amounts 20 10000 900, Of which l.
100000 are Belgians and 100000
are French. The whole OF this ter.
ritory is very highly industrialized
and In addition contains about ono
seventh of the Industrial resources
OF France In addition 20 being ex-
tremely rich IN agriculture tho part
II France occupied by the Germans
furnishes about 81 per cent. OF the
total amount Of iron mined IN
France. Practically all the snthrs-
cite coal comes from the districts
now occupied by the Germans. Thus
tho cost OF French manufactures IL
greatly Increased IA coal and iron
have 20 be imported I'm great quan-
tity. Belgium's resources in iron
and coal are very rich, and Its well
developed foundries and iron and
machine works furnish great a..
sistance 10 the Germans In the
manufacture OF war 2equipm ent.
France holds ,225 square miles of
German territory In the c1treme tn
Of the province u Alsace. This
part has population OF about &c..
0O0.--The Worlds Work.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-07
SEARCH FOR ANCIENT ALTAR.

Obadiah hid "one hundred or the Lords
prophets in n cave" On the west end OF Car.
mel below the monastery, In large cavern,
partly artificial. where to increase In sanctity
the Holy Family are said 10 have reposed on
their return from Egypt. The place of Sacri.
fee" is eight miles inland along the crest OF
the mountain, overlooking the Kishon. the
whole plain OF Esdraelon Jezreel and the
mountains Of Galilee. Many churches and ma
tionallties.( not to mention individuals, have
searched the slopes OF Carmel for the exact spot
where Elijah repaired the altar OF the Lord"
selecting IL stones from the ruins OF the neg
Iected altar. At the urgent request OF an Eng
llsh lady. who thought OF purchasing the site.
once made careful study OF the location sug-
gesfed While we may never know the exact
spot there In lovely little plateau which
would fulnll every necessity OF the narrative
and provide a matchless natural theater for
this matchless event In history Christian
ueratd
The Detroit times., 1915-10-07

only fresh water they have TO drink
is brought from springs at the bot
tom OF the sea The natives. with
goat-skin bags. dive TO the bottom
and nothing the openings aeIa upon
the tbtibbiihs spring. swim to the sttF-
face with their bags filled with
sweet water. The extensive pearl
fisheries for which the islands have
always been famous is their one
great industry. The Dutch Reform
ed church has long maintained D
mission station upon the island. and
that has been possible because Beh.
rein Is under British protection
Christian Herald
The Detroit times., 1915-10-07
From Another Point of Vie,y

And this in plain contravention Of the
Baltimore platforms declaration against
a second term.
Still, if the bride-elect goes with him 10
the ball game in Philadelphia on Satur-
day. they have our blessing.
1t serves notice on Germany that her
submarines have not taken all of the
presidents attention.
But outside Of the White House nobody
in Washington even. saw the periscope of
Mr.. Wilson's intentions.
Swashbuckling Daniel Boone has been
elected to the Hall of Fame, but we bet
he never will be seated
II takes George William Moore, the tall
sycamore of M. o., to elevate the discus
sion TO a high plane. He's against it be-
cause one of the commissioners failed TO
realize on q certain railroad investment.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-07

Anu many Il EDOl HUSBAND DaN
courage of his wite's conyic.
tons
Sometimes mans past takes n
short cut and heads OF his future.
A woman isn't necessary level
headed because her hat is on
straight.
But man usually drops his pros
porous look when bill collector
calls.
A homely girl can seldom under
stand why people think some men
are Washers
The street faker reaps a golden
harvest when he faces a crowd that
wants something for nothing
What mas become OF the old
fashioned boy who would rather
STAY home and work than 30 to
school?
After acquiring all the knowledge
he can from books, many man
takes postgraduate course by
marrying widow.
Some cheap people expect ST. Pc
ter to pass them through tie rearly
gates because they once paid 80
cents for a i5-cent supper at q
church social