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Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-15

Jack Donovan are patching it on Dual ity Hill Chief is chief cook and bot tie washer.
 Jack Donocan isn't gifted with talk but he sure is some nurse.
 Yes. Charlie Jewel is working on the county and state roads. No. he isn't a convict, just because he works with them and wears a convict coat.
 All "Y" basket ball players are re- quested to turn in their suits to the physical director before May 1st.
 All speedy swimmers look out for two thirteen year old crawl swim mers m the boys department.
 Under the auspices of the Fellow ship Bible Study Club, Dr. Bowker of the c. X A. medical department, will this afternoon deliver his second lee ture to the men of the District on Matters Pertaining to Sex and Health" Due to the large crowd which attended last Sunday the com mittee decided to hold the gathering this afternoon in the gymnasium at 5:30. Refreshments will be served as usual and a fiashlight photo will be snapped at the close of the lecture.
 MT Otis has sold out his interest in the Pure Milk Depot. and will soon depart for Dallas, Texas. He has been a constant member of the ~" for several years and will be greatly missed by the staff and members.
 Our mascot" the colored pin set ter. has been off his feed for several days, but is much better today.
 The bowling alleys. under the SUI pervision of Mr Mitchell, have been this winter and are now, the main at- traction at the "Y". The alleys will be kept open all summer.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-15
The Boys Department

Are you wearing a question mark button and are you telling every fel- low you knew why you are wearing it? That new boys building is yours if you dig in.
 Have you been on hand for the Sun day Sing at 2:3O? Be there today. If you can't sing you can whistle. MT. Parish can make that piano talk and MT. Cook-have you heard him sing ?
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family and Miss Velma Moses spent
the noon hour Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. ". Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prultt ana family
and Mrs, Lon Wakeland and family
|of Nash attended services at this
place Sunday morning. We gladly
welcome all visitors and hope to
have more OF them each Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mich Ledbettet and
family of near Ike spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Brice Burgess.
Rev. NJ ". Prestridge and Mr..
and Mrs. Cleo Parten and little sou
ate dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
GLENN Sunday.
Mrs Adkins spent Sunday With
Mr. and Mrs G. l.. Roebuek and at
tended services here Sunday eve
ning.
Mrs. Hardy and daughters, Grace
and Lexie, spent few hours With
Mrs. Belle Cox saturday evening.
Miss Maude Aday ate supper with
the Misses Hoffman Sunday.
Mrs. Belle Mcwilliams and two
nephews spent Sunday with Mr.. aud
Mrs Briee Burgess.
r. ]. Hawkins ate dinner with
Farrar Briggs Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wheatiey spent
Sunday with Louis Moses Of Palmer
Pauline Hankins spent Sunday
with Katherine and Lucille March.
banks.
Lorene Burgess spent Saturday
evening with Miss Myrtle Hardy.
Mr.. and Mrs, Joe Jenkins and fam
lily attended services here Sunday
and ate dinner with Mrs. Dora Bar
low.
Mr., and Mrs. Holly Jacobs and
kioise spent Saturday night and sun
nay "leh MT and Mrs. $. H. Moses
Miss Gertie Carroll spent Sunday
with Mrs Dora Barlow.
Little Misses Lucy Jenkins and
brother Walter spont Sunday with
Miss Jessie Lou and Dovie Carroll
MISS Callie Dawson OF Mayyeari
spent this week with her cousin
Miss Connie Dawson.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Graston spenf
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs
v. 4. Vantrese.
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SOUTH PRONG.

Besides two splendid sermons
here Sunday, we also had mis-
sionary service ia the afternoon. s..
H. Moses had a splendid essay on
THE Lonely Grave. of Moses" which
was enjoyed by all Another impor-
tant subject Of the evening was
Friendship and Fellowship" dis
cussed by Harvey pigg.
Billie Vantrese and family OF
Waxahaehie and Mrs. Pearl Griffin
OF Dallas and Mr.. Bassitt Of Far
mersville were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs V. +. Vantrese.
The Fifth Sunday meeting will be
held al this place. beginning Friday
morning at 10 O'Clock and continu-
ing through Sunday. There viii be
dinner on the ground all three days.
We hope TO have 4 large crowd each
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Graston spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
v. 7. Vantreese
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey pigg ard
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On author Of high rank Though
Judge Duncan's former home was
Tyler. Mrs Duncan expressed the
wish that the body be buried in Mis-
sion Burial park, San Antonio. as
this city had been their home for
the last five years.
Judge Duncan grew up in Tyler
with James Stephen Hogg and help
ed TO elect him governor of Texas,
A member of the Texas legislature
in 1905 and 1907, Judge Duncan
gained vide reputation as d de-
batter. taking a conspicuous part in
the heated discussions which mark
I'd the sessions When his second
term In the legislature expired he
opened q law office in Houston, but
his health soon failed ana he came
30 San Antonio. The five years pre-
ceding his death had been period
o. heroic struggle to regain his
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LONE ELM.

A fine rain fell here last Thurs
day. which il a great benefit to
crops. especially grain.
Singing was well attended here
Sunday. Quite a number Of singers
from Sardis. Waxahachie and the
Falls. We are always glad to have
these people and invite them to come
again.
Rev. ]. ] Delk was the Sunday
guest of his son, NJ J. Delk, and
family.
Mrs, Burb Alexander is in Louis
lana, where she was called to the
bedside OF her mother. Mrs. Davis.
Mrs George West and Miss Car
letta McCrary were in Waxahachie
Saturday.
Miss Cora Holt yiited her brothers
family at Maypearl last week.
Mrs. Redding and brother. Guin
Robertson. attended church at Plain
view Monday night.
W. F. Woodall and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Manuel Smith and baby took
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. George
West Sunday and attended the sing
ing in the afternoon.
Misses Maggie Linton and Pearl
Holder spent Saturday night with
Miss Dewey Robertson. They, with
other friends. attended the services
at Plainview Sunday night.
Jeff Lauderdale OF the Falls at
tended singing here Sunday.
Miss Wilma Spears, VINO is attend
ing school in Dallas, spent from Fri
day TO Monday with home folks,
bringing with her Mrs. Cardwell for
a visit.
Mr.. Allen or Sterrett visited at
R.T shaw's Sunday and attended
singing.
Miss Florence Johnson spent last
week in Waxahachie with her sis
ter. Mrs. Jim Smith.
Mrs. Will Ralston and daughter
and mother visited Mrs. Wylie Wood
all Saturday evening.
Charlie oweos and family attend
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ed church at Piainyiew Sunday.
Those who attended the concert at
Buena Vista Friday night were Char
lie Owens and family. Misses John
ME and Laura Kirkland. Florence
johnson. and wylie johnson. Gran
vile and Leslie Hart. Carl West.
Jones Delk.
Misses Jewell Herrin and Lois Cox
OF Sardis we're Sunday guests Of Miss
Minnie Johnson.
Gran Lowell OF Boz visited home
folks here Sunday.
Miss Ruth Stephenson Of Waxaha-
chic attended singing Sunday.
Misses Ollie jenkins, Lizzie Wood
all ana Norma Harris we're Sunday
visitors OF the Misses Spears.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bynum took dinner
with A. Johnson and family Sunday
Ernest Mayfitid and family spent
saturday night with Charlie Owens
and family.
Little Miss Ola McCaleh celebrated
her birthday Thursday, having all
her room mates take dinner with
her.
Miss Fay West accompanied Miss
Grace Delk to Long Branch Sunday
morning
Homer McWhoTter and Johnnie
Odom Of Waxahachie were visitor:
here Sunday evening.
j. Smith and family visited
friends at walnut Grove Friday.
Lone Elm boys played ball with
Plainview boys Friday afternoon. ths
score going to Plainview.
School will close here May 1Stf
with concert at night.
Mesdames A. G. Harris and r
Brooks were in Waxahachie satur
day.
Mrs. Harry Ralston visited hel
mother. Mrs. Eastman. one day last
week.
Mrs. and Mrs. Jim Smith of Wax
ahachie called on friends here Sun,
day.
Quite a number of the men have
been fishing at Lake Worth recent
|ly. Among them are VIII Johnson
George West. Wyiie Woodall and
Tillman Shaw.
Mrs. Mary Owens was Waxaha
chic visitor Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mansel Burks spent
Sunday, the 18th. with ]. F. Holder
and family.
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WALNUT GROVE.

We are having some pretty
weather at present. A nice rain fell
here Thursday which was needed
badly.
Mesdames NJ B. Dagnell and G.
a. Word made business trip to
Naxahachie Monday morning.
Msss Georgia Word spent Mon
Gar with Mrs. G. b. Cox.
Mrs. W. n. Raines sepnt Mondas
with Mrs. r. r. Davau.
Mrs. G. b. Cox spent TUESDAY
afternoon with Mrs. g. A. Word.
r. r. Duvall and B. p. Harper
naade a business trip to Fort Worth
Monday.
Mrs. 6. A. Word spent wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. NJ. d. Dag
nell.
Misses Josie and Nayini Roberts
spent Thursday night with Miss
Arnett Hayes
Misses Jessie and Mamie Kirk
spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Charlie Raines.
Mesdameg w. II. Raines and c.
g. Cox spent Saturday afternoon
with Mrs. 3. p. Harper
Miss Jessie Kirk spent Saturday
night with Miss Marie Hammer a.
Midlothian.
Jim Berry made business trip
ID MidIothian Saturdap after noon. 1
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Word Of
Waxahaehie spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. G.. A. Word.
Miss Mamie Kirk spent FRIDAY
With Mrs. 7. ]. Byrum.
Miss Genevieve Word spent Sun.
day afternoon with Misses Maggie
snd Marie Cox.
Miss Elizabeth Pollock made a
business trip to Midlothian Satur-
day afternoon.
Plainview played base ball with
Walnut Grove Saturday afternoon,
the score stood fourteen to four in
favor of Walnut Grove.
N. Meadows spent Sunday after
neon with Al. d. Dagneli.
Miss Maegie Cox spent Saturday
afternoon with Miss Jessie Kirk,
Miss MainIe Kirk spent Sunday
afternoon with Mrs. John Jackson
Mr.. aud Mrs. G A. Word and
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Long Branch.
Miss Maggie Greed OF Waxahachie
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with Miss Frances Lowell.
Rev. l.. L. Mason snnet Monday
night With nr. A.. G. Miller and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warn Daniel OF
Dallas spent Saturday night and
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. G. w. Daniel.
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PATRICK.s CHAPEL.

PAIKICkS CHAFEL.
Rev. L. L. Mason of Fort Worth
preached at this place Sunday morn
ing and night.
J. G. Lowell is very sick at this
writing.
Glad to report j. < Blair is bet
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs Sherwood Hendricks
of Midlothian attended church here
Sunday and took dinner with A. l..
Tune and family.
Walter Smith and family took
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F..
Womack Sunday
Miss Lillian Tune spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. .. Bunch.
Miss Mae Daniel spent a few
days last week with her brother,
Warren Daniel, OF near Dallas.
Misses Alice and Della O'Neal of
Ray spent Saturday night with Miss
Mary Kirk.
MIR. and Mrs. Wilbur Nelson and
Rev Mason took dinner with Mr.
and Mrs. T. J. Kirk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Tune of Dallas
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. l.. Tune.
Lois and Lola Brown took dinner
with Louise and Martha Miller sun
day.
Miss Minnie Kirk spent Saturday
night with Miss Mabel Sails.
Miss Theadus Matthews and Jack
Wann spent Saturday night with
Maude and Ocie Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Gibson and
Mrs. n. F. Womack spent Tuesday
afternoon in Ovilla.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Preston and
Mr.. and Mrs. Numford Ballard OF
Midlothian spent Saturday night and
Sunday with Bill Ballard and fami-
~.
sabina Wann spent Friday night
With her brother, Edward. of For
reston.
Miss Pearl Hobbs seunt Friday
night with Miss Birdie Smith.
j. b. Burns and VIII Hudsoa
have purchased new cars.
Jessie Mae and Lucille Alsup and
Levi Hobbs spent Saturday night
at G. Hudson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. stockard spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. WIZ
Hudson.
Birdie Smith spent Saturday
night with Pearle Hobbs.
Bert Hickman OF Grove Greek
spent Saturday night ann Sunday
with his sister. Mrs. Eulia Robnett.
]. ID. Palmer of Oak spent Satur-
day night with Virgie Sails.
Misses Birdie Smith, Nellie Tay-
Tor. Pearle and Esther Hobbs spent
Sunday with Misses Cora and Dora
Verta Smith took dinner with
Annie Mae Hudson Sunday.
Miss Frances Lowell spent from
Thursday to Saturday with Miss
Maggie Greed OF Waxahachie.
Lewis Hobbs spent one night last
week with Charlie Allen.
Jim Hudson and family spent
Sunday with Grandma Moore of
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JUDGE JOHN NJ. DUNCAN
DIES Al SAN ANTONIO

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, April 25.-
Judge John NJ. Duncan. who aied
after a lingering Hines OF more than
five years, will be honored by the
San Antonio Bar association In reso-
buttons as statesman. a lawyer and
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EoRREsToN

Rev. Howell conducted the Bacca-I
laurate service at the Methodist |
church Sunday morning. Special |
music was rendered BY the choir |
land a male sextet, also violin solo
lby Mr. Joe Edwards with Miss Ada |
Carter accompanist.
An enjoyable program was given |
Friday might at the high school audi /
tcrium by Mrs Fugate's class of
Waxahaehie. a comedy Ia two acts
was given by the juniors OF Forces
tton and d canniLa club song by the
lclub girls OF Forreston
The ladies of the Methodist church
will give an ice cream supper Satur-
| day night. May 5th, by which they
hope to complete their piano fund
They will appreciate the presence of
| all OF their friends. Mrs Mollie "
Hamilton Is chairman of the COM
mittee
Mr.. Winfield, president of the
dress to the graduates Monday night.
who were Misses Annie Love Alli-
son, Ruby Watson. Betty Kate Ed
smonson and Loftye Appling. Miss
iAppling won scholarship to the
Meridian college. This long and
happy association is at an end and
as they go forth in sorrow. as each
lone must. to begin the work which
lilies before them, let us encourage
Them with strengthening words.
Miss Sims of Waxahachie was last
weekend guest of Miss Nell Nor
lis
| Mrs. Cox OF Waxahachie visited
Mrs. Mollie Hampton Friday night
Mr.. Frank satterfield Of Dallas
spent several days last week in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. b. f. Dorsey
Mrs. DIN Mckay underwent an
operation Monday at the Waxaha-
chic sanitarium for appendicitis and
lis getting along very nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lum Ellison have
returned from Marlin Springs where
they have been for Mrs. Ellison's
health. She shows very little i'm
provement.
Miss Grady Alexander of Waxaha-
chic spent Friday night with Doris
Carter.
| Misses Ivy Ruth Lee and NAV Crit
| fin of Waxahaehie were weekend
guests of Misses Nettye and I.ottye
Appling.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Worley and
little daughter, Ola Madeline. mot
ored to Tiago Friday to visit his
parents.
Miss Gertie Adkins spent last week
| with her sister. Mrs. L. Wells.
Mrs. Charlie Glenn and daughter,
Leona. of Waxahachie visited Mrs.
| Lum Ellison Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yarbrough of Way
ahachie spent Friday night with Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Hampton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Phelps and chill
dren and brother. Robert Cherry
went to Kerens Sunday.
Mrs. John Griffin OF Dallas spent
| last week with her parents. Mr.. and
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NASH

$a NASH.
Another nice rain fell here last
1hursday.
n Most III the FARMERS have finish
~ planting cotton and are plow-
Ine their corn.
Min Lucille Knykendall and her
scl1m, MISS Ruther Palmer, who are
cOanx u q M. C.. spent the week
ond with home folks.
Mn Tabby Brooks Of Red Oak
srsnt the week end with her sister.
Nm Jess Martin.
JfAss1x Guy and Pick Roebuck
end families. less Martin and fami-
II. Dalton Beasley and family, MT.
ma Hrs Bun Harrington, Mrs. g.
Il. Martin and boys. Misses Tabby
Brooks. Annie Elliote. Ruth Par
nser. Pearl (:ronk and Redia Thomp-
Don, Messrs. Braz Pierson, Andy
I.0yd and Hugh McKoy all went to
Irby lake fishing SATURDAY.
Mr.. Tim Martins brother and
vile spent last week with her
ollie Pruitt spent the week end
with home folks.
Mrs.. Taylor Parten was operated
81 st the waxahachie sanstariun
last Friday for appendicitis. She
Stood the operation Just fine and Is
getting along IS wen as could be
expected.
III. and Mrs. r. 3. Satterfield Sir.
took their little grandson. Jimmie
Lee Smith, to Dallas Saturday to
be examined with the x-ray.
Edgar Martin went TO Dallas Sat
nrday to be examined by X-ray-
Messrs. Marion and Robert Ball,
Misses Hulete Ball and Lottie Wake
land went to Dallas Saturday.
Several from here attended the
program al Forreston Friday night.
Mrs. Il L. Howell Sr. and Mrs.
1A3tE Oh 0IltGADA spout q WA4iC
SATURDAY. afternoon with Mrs. Mollie
n. Smith.
Mrs Beaurie Chiles bought new
car one day last week
Mr.. and Mrs Bun Harrington
and Braz Pierson and sister went
III Corsicana Sunday to hear Rev.
John Edward Brown Mrs. Annie
Elliott also went with them.
DIN Marks and family spent
Sunday afternoon with Walter
Beatty.
M. and Mrs. G. B. Woodring and
afr. and Mrs. r.. E. Satterfield Jr.
vent to Dallas Sunday to be present
AZ the marriage Of Miss Wilma
Martin. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Martin. TO Mr.. Rocket Of
Dallas
Mrs. G. n. KuykendalI and daugh-
ter Lucile and Miss Ruth Farmer
EDent Monday with Mrs. Mollie v
smith.
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Country correspo

Georgia, spent 4 while Sunday even
ing With MI. and Mrs. G. h. Cox
ana family.
Sorry 10 report Miss Pearl Pol
lock on the sick list.
Mr.. ana Mrs. B r. Harper and
sens were visitors in Fort Worth
Sunday.
Sorry 10 rsport Mrs. b. a. Stout
or the sick list.
Claude Dagnell spent Saturday
NIGHT with r. Miller at Sardis.
Mrs M. D. Dagnell and Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Word and Mrs. G. A.
Word spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Word.
OyILI4A.
The late rains have put new life
/ INTO the crops and gardens and far
mers. as we'll. Everyone seems to
be very busy planting cotton this
week.
Miss Bessie Tune is on the sick
| list this week.
The mumps still invade the school
There are some Is or 20 out Of
school now.
Mrs Lilwall. M Witherspoon's
sister from Oregan has been visit
ling his home this week. She visit
/ ed host Of old friends and places
that she had known In childhood,
lamong them the new school build
! ing with witch she was delighted.
| She went to school in Ovilla IS
years ago
Ovilla ball team crossed bats with
Desoto Friday. The score stood 4
! to in favor OF DeSoto.
| Oyilla basketball team played
Red Oak Friday evening. Points
were to in favor Of Red Oak.
| Mrs. Cora Reese visited Mrs. Cur
Try Friday aftern on
| Mrs. Bell Rocket and daughter
Mary, are spending the week with
Mrs Rockets son. Frank, near
Plainview
Douglas Witherspoon was able to
! be at Sunday school Sunday. Visit
led at the home of Med Witherspoon
Sunday afternoon.
John UNISON and wife ate dinner
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Curry.
Mr.. Soioman is seen riding in a
/ new car lately.
Commissioner Frank Keesee was
lin Ovilla this week.
| VIII Bryson and wife and Miss
Maggie Curry were visitors in Ian
icagtar Wednesday.
DR.. Pains mother is visiting in
his home this week.
Edna Witherspoon has been sick
with tonsilitis.
Dir. Tyre preached at the Baptist
church Sunday night. Rev Saun-
der's mother was very low and he
vas called TO her side.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cass were car
riding Sunday afternoon, among the
many other hundreds OF cars that
passed through the town Sunday.
-
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Royal Marriages.

The marriage register Of the Chapel
Royal Is the concern not Of the register
general, but of the clerk Of the closet.
The king, Of course, Is not required,
like ordinary mOrtals, to register the
birth Of his children, nor must he
cause the death of his predecessor to
be registered. And as the Chapel
Royal Is "Royal Peculiar" says Lon
don Tit-Bits, the ordinary law as to
the registration Of marriages does not
apply either. But register is kept by
the clerk Of the closet-at present Bish.
op Royal Carpenter-who Oily records
the baptisms, marriages and burials of
the immediate members of the
royal family, and the baptisms and
marriages of those to whom the king
grants the use of the Chapel Royal for
these ceremonies.
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FoNNEsBEck
KNITTING
WORKS
BRITISH AVIATOR DESTROYS
U-BOAT AND A ZEPPELIN

Hamilton, Ont, July 1S.-Destruc-
ton, single handed. first of Ger
man submarine, and then Of Yep
pelin. by Lieut.. Basil d. Hobbs of the
Royal Flying corps, is described in
advices received today by his rela-
tives.
It's Exploits, which have won him
a letter Of congratulation from Ad
miral Jellicoe. and, recommendation
for the Victoria cross, were accom-
plished from a seaplane.
He swooped down over the U-boat
and dropped bombs on 1t until II
sank. A few days later he attacked
the airship and sent It crashing to
earth in flames, causing the death OF
its entire crew.
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The Agnostle's Religion.

The agnostic may say that he has a
passion for the truth, which he must
crafty as II 1t were an appetite; but
In that case why should he express
moral contempt of those who are with
out itf That contempt In him must
be inconsistent with his own passion
for the truth, for the truth to the COM
plete agnostic Is that he has no right
to think his own values higher than
anyone else's, says the London Times.
There are no higher or lower values ;
there are merely values. But this no
one. not even Nletzsche, has ever be-
lieved. 1t was his doctrine that all be-
liefs are the result of the will to power
and yet he constantly expressed moral
indignation against those who hid
truth from themselves. He could not
attain to the ultimate skepticism about
the value Of truth; he had his moral
ity, like everyone else and, like all the
skeptics, he had that will to believe
In matters Of morality which Is thought
to, be so dishonest In matters Of re-
lgion.
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CAPTURING LIONS

lions with the Carl Hagenbeck-
Wallace circus were captured in this
manner.
Elephants are generally caught in
nooses. A number Of men surround
the elephant after they have previ-
ously formed circle Of fire about
the beast. The fire gets closer and
closer to the elephant, and finally q
moose is thrown over his head. He
is then securely tied to a tree and
allowed to remain there until quiet.
Tame elephants are then brought
into use, and appear to be sort of
persuasive in making the huge AMI
mails tractable.
In catching snakes various divices
are used. One is to set the grass
on fire in a circle where 1t is known
that snakes have hiding places. As
they rush out they are caught In
large nets mounted on wooden hoops.
to which is attached a large bag.
Doors to the big show will be
opened at and p. m. The per-
formances begin an hour later. The
parade is at 10 a. m.