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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-08-07

f. e. THOMPSON, Consulting Editor
e. d. KOONTZ, News Editor
F l.. THOMPSON Foreman
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-08-07

Published Every Thursday by
THOMPSON PRINTING COMPANY
Belington, w. Va.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-08-07

Whatever happens don't become a
sour old man or woman. Old age
should be cheerful period of life,
when the heightened shadows are
softened by the setting sun-when
quiet twilight steals on apace, soon
to be followed by the long night of
rest which remains to all living.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-04
RuSINESS nPpfiRTIINITIES


 WE manufacture carburetor for Ford cars which is guaranteed to give double the mileage over any other carburetor make or price. We are now ready to furnish carburetors also for Dodge and Maxwell cars. Will furnish them for other cars in a short time. Money re- funded if 15 day free trial does not prove it Entirely new principle: simple plain tube; not a moving part. Guaran- teed to start in zero weather without heating or priming. Tremendous de- frand; 15,o0o now in use in Chicago ter ritory. Reliable. energetic man who can guarantee sales and carry stock of $5o0 to 5000 depending on demand. can se- cure exclusive territory and will easily net ss0,000 this year. No special experi- ence necessary. Frank A. Urwan, 599 W |. Jackson Blvd, Chicago, Ill.
 THE NEXT GREAT INDUSTRY If you can qualify you may acquire a license to manufacture or assemble and sell under my exclusive patents an improvement that replaces ice, colder and cleaner, fully automatic and self-regulating. Parts can be purchased in any quantity and can be readily put together anywhere with little labor and no machinery. Quick turnover, tremendous profits. Every home, farm and store pros pect; this is the coming business and now is the time to get into It; no ice this year; territory is being closed by wire: don't wait, act now. Fred w. Wolf, 327 N. Wells st.. Chicago. Illinois.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-04

OIL company now drilling in the heart of the Burkburnett Texas oil pool; two hve-acre tracts and one city block; con- sidered tho best to be had failure prac ticaIly an impossibility; absolutely sur. rounded by producing wells, gushers, 200o to 5000 barrels; price of stock now Sc, with 100 per cent advance at once; 1000 per cent advance with first well, ex- pected in less than 30 days; cash with order; no time for time payments; capi- talized for only s100,000; first well ex- pected to pay this amount every la days; prompt action necessary. Ad- dress S. E. Davis, 4562 McMillan ave-, St. Louis, Mo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-04

MUST SELL AT ONCE, PAY ING BUSINESS IN CITY; SMALL INITIAL PAYMENT, BALANCE MONTHLY; BOOKS OPEN TO INTERESTED PAR TIES; SEASON JUST OPEN ING; IF YOU HAVE $500 AND WANT A BUSINESS THAT WILL PAY FOR ITSELF AND AT THE SAME TIME MAKE MONEY, ANSWER THIS; GOOD REASONS FOR SELLING. ADJ DRESS C-30, AGE HERALD.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-04

DON'T INVEST IN OIL until you read the Texas Investor, weekly mag2- zine; gives concise, reliable, up-to- date information and facts about most wonderful developments and fortune making in history of Texas oil; published by practical oil opera tor and tells how and where to invest for greatest safety and quick results. Write for six weeks free trial c. C. Cannon. publisher. HIS Scanlan Rldg Houston Tex
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-04
ATTENTION, JUNK DEALERS!

For sale, from 300 to 800 tons scrap steel columns and rafters; ruins of the fair grounds grandstand. Sealed bids at price per ton offered with certified check for $150 to accompany bid; bids to be opened Monday, May 5, at 2 o'clock, p. n Ninety (90) days from ac- ceptance allowed for removal, we re- serving the right to reject any and all bids. Address Business Mems Racing Association. Gnc), 3H Carondelet st., New Orleans. La
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-04
EGRY REGISTER SYSTEMS 2120 1st Ave. Birmingham.
? hone M ain TIT

Roll record registers and supplies; bus mess systems for every business; the Egry system saves time and money; ask about our auditoring ma chine, equipped with cash drawer Call Main 717, or write c. C. Odom, salesman.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-04

INCORPORATE your business under the common law; no organization tax, no franchise tax. no federal corporation tax, certificates not taxable, stock holders exempt from company debts, do business anywhere, directors reside where you wish, lowest cost organiza- ton possible. Common Law Organiza- ton Co. Randolph. Detroit. Mich.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-04

BILLIARD PARLOR-$50G0 cash; caters to first-cass trade; sales over $40; best location, heart of city; reasonable rent; equipped with finest outfit made by Brunswick k-BalkeCollender Co.,; well established worth 5000 more; owner wishes to change to other business. See or write Southern Business Exchange, Empire Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-04

S100 made S15,000 when Fowler co. at Burkburnett sold portion of holdings. We will drill in same territory: der rick up in few days. President, Col c. J. Kirk, personally indorsed by governor of Texas, and other respon- sible men,. invite investors to join them write today. Kirk Oil Co.,, 535 stewart Bldg. Houston Tex.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-04

-WANTED-General sales managers to es- tablish branch and manage salesme men,, ''Kerodox. the new inexpensive heat: no wood, no coal. $500 to SS0oo necss- sary; you handle own money. Success ful agencies established. Amalgamated Corporation. 15S Waverly Place. New York
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-04

GENERAL sales manager wanted for Cincinnati to handle our Slnearless and Wearbest typewriter products; permanent business; good for $500 monthly; must open office; carry stock; s200 to $500 capital needed. Vacuo-Static Co., Rochester N
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-04
Good Investment

800 acres West Virginia coal; seams visible; work by drift mines; mill lions in profit if worked; will sell at bargain; need money. Write Wm young, Dyas, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-04

STOCKS and bonds bought and sold "F'i- T.ancial Indicator mailed free. Reports on any stock or bond issue upon re- quest. Choice dvidend-paying stocks which are fully protected as to invest ment our speciality. Smith Martin Co. 206 $. LaSalle st., Chicago III
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-04

2,000. poo PAID-IN dividends from oil investments, Burkburnett. Tex; your opportunity to get rich; information
 free Big Southern Co., Fort Worth,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-04

DO your need additional money for your business? If you do. give me full par ticulars of your proposition as I Rake speciality of financing legitimate enter- prises on strictly commission basis. ! Jackson, 1906 Great Northern Bldg. Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-04

ESTABLISHED maI.afacturing concern making good money backed by promi nent local business men, has opening for one high class man who can invesr from $a000 to $5000 and devote entire time to the business. Address Also, Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-04

NEWS. AGENCY-Heart of Birmingham; SIS cash; established stand license paid a pickup for some steady, literarl man; you can earn $50 monthly in this business; immediate possession decide now. Southern Business Exchange. Elm pire Bldg
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-04

CUMlNti to Gantornla? send lvc for Stockton Records big industrial survey edition, May 5; tells of California's fac tories and delta lands and Stockton's S opportunities. Stockton Record, Stock ion. Cal
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-04

WE can sell your business quickly for cash or will furnish a desiInbie location and help you succeed Southern Busi- ness Exchange, 507-S Empire Bldg. Main S696.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-04
ROOMS FOR RENT

SOUTH HIGHLANDs~Room in private home for gentlemen; l block of Five Points, corner 21st st. and nth ave- Call Main 1894
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-04

WANTED, with $10,000. for Texas Oil Co.,, now drilling on 10,O00- acre lease Red river; officers are bank CTS and experienced oil men; good sal ary; ground floor. Box 21S, Texarkana, Tex
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-04

I ROOMS FOR RENT 17 FOR RENT Elegantly furnished room and bath for young men. 10th ave, &, near 17th st: board in half block; one block two car lines; close walking distance. Phone Main 41s7-J.
 FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL 5th ave. and 17th st., facing park. The place for free shower baths and out side rooms. Rates, 75c to s1.o0 per day, s3.50 to $7 per week.
 IN private home, South Highlands, choice location. 3 beautiful rooms, 4 and 5 windows, adjoining bath, for gentlemen, near 2 car lines and boarding house. Main S434-W. FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room and completely furnished kitchen. hot and cold water in both rooms; close in. Address P. o. Box 626. Birmingham Ala.
 LOVELY front room. furnished; hot water day and night; walking distance; beautifully situated; every convenience; references. 1921 Ave. H. Phone Main SS55.
 TWO unfurnished rooms to couple: all city conveniences; $10 per month. 205 Sd ave. Powderly, Ala, one block of South Bsssemer car line. FOR RENT-2 large connecting rooms, three double beds. private bath, cen- trally located. Main s447.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-23
NO FLRMARA Ell
TRATADO De
PAZ RUMANIA
LA OPINION PUBLICA A.
POYA Al GOBIERNO EN-
SUS O~BJECIONES A
LOS CONVENI0S
De PAZ CON AUS
TRIA Y HUN
GRIA

PARIS, Agosto 22.-Run2ania Sc
renlsara a firmar e. tratado de paz
austriaco tai ' ono sc halla rcdac-
tadc = tambicr Ell trat2do hGrcaro,
81 este encierra los mismcs principles
cue aquel. scg&n informes de perso-
mas bien inforrnadas cue acatan &c
lleear Z esta capital P-~ocedentcs de
Budapest.
Ia opinion puUlica runana apo
y2ra al gotierno en- 81 oposicion a
las ccnceSones especialcs que Sc
pretende incluir err dicnos tratados,
por las cua!es Sc garartlzan los de-
rechos e~cnicos V -Aigiosos de las
mirorias V Ell Primer Ministro Bra
tiano est& SECURE de contar cen el
apoyo ~nacional por rchusarse a acep
tar tales principles Y tirmar eI ira
tado de paz. Adcmas 10 sc cree que
pueda forma-se IN nGevc gooierno
paraa ceptar asas demandas en- case
de cue Sc hicicran en- N nueva
Conference dc pr.
La principal objection de los ruma-
nos a. tratado auStriacn sc tact a Ia
deman3a que en- cl Sc conGiene, de
que Rumaria coHvenga !Hcondicio-
r.almente en- ohedecer 10 Que IL con-
ferencia dccida que Sc haga Y como
cs de s~upoAerse, tai demanGa no
satisface los intereses &c Rumania
iuzgsrdo las cosas desde III punto
&c vista r1mano.
Las tres o~bjeciones quc &c nacen Z
los a~ctC2lcs conven!os, son a saber:
1.-Que dichos c~onvcnios Sc han
formulate por cuatro grarIes Po-
tencias en- lugar de ser per Ia Liga
de las Naciones.
que interviewer Ell asuntos re-
Iativos a Ia scberania ~nacional e IN
ccpendancia, '
CUE las cuestiones Judas deben
ser resGeltas por los rumaaos mis-
mos, por medic de Ia concession dc
enteros derechos de ciudadania a
100000 jpdios er Runania. Iguaies
derechoS Y ~sufragios Sc concederan
3 los iudios. en- Ia Desarab!a, Duko-
VIVA = Hungria
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-23
MR.. HOOVER NO TRAN
Size CON LOS HAPS-
BURGOS
RECONIENDA A LOS EE.
UU. QUE NO REC0N0Z-
CAN AL GOBIERN0
DEL kRCHTDU-
QUE JOSE

PARIS. Ag1So 22.-Herhcrt c..
Hoover. el Jefe de la Comisi6n Ala
da para el reparto &c Vivc-es, cue
ACADIA de rcgresar de la Europa
Central. ha rccomerdaGo a Ia Adj
m~iristracion que abandone Ia tactl-
ca felina de Ia corfernncia de Paz,
V Sc cnvie IN aviso Immediate al
ArchiduqUe Jose n~otificandole cue
los Estados Uiidos no 10 r~econo2eran
jam&s, nj a e. nj a ringUn otro MEM
bro de Ia famjlla de los Hapshurgos
Y QUE Sc rchusaran a 7rastar cUal-
quiera ayuda a HCngria- en- tanto no
ab2ndone el poder V Sc irstale ALI
IN gobierno d~emocratico.
Mr.. Hoover manifest6 que cl puc-
hlo americana combatio para alcan-
Ear una victoria Gemocratica. ell
minando del poder a los Hohenzo-
Terms ' HapsburgoS Y que tai triun-
70 rezuitara vano en- tanto que SC
Ternita cue TN miembro cualQuiera
de csas fam:lias asuma 81 antique
poGer.
Mr.. Hoover pncdicc 7uc 81 Sc per-
mite cue 81 A~rchiduqae Jose perma-
Mecca en- eI poder ~ Hungria, rotor
raran Il poder las viejas fami!;as
de las monarquias Alcmana Y Aus
%triaca, Mr.. Hoover cree que 81 los
Estados Unidos eNvian ura nota d.
recta err calidad &c u~it:mGtum, al
ArchiduqGe Jose para que Sc retire
del poder en- los pr6Xin5os cinco dias,
Y dele al rueblo de llungria orga-
nizar ror 81 scio ST. cobicrno y e.e-
cir Ia forma de gohierno que desee,
81 A~rchiduquc deiar& cI Toder, pues
dc 10 c~ontrario habria que esnerar
cuando menos ur r1es Ge sangrienta
= crucnta !ucha para 81 derroca-
miento.
Mr.. Hoover ha dirigido tambiGu
una dura ceDsGra contra los runanos
por haberse apoderado estos de To-
das las e~x;sterci2s de conestibles Y
m1edicina5 &c los hosritales &c Blu
dapest Y prircipalmente de ID le-
che condenSada cue habla en- les es-
tablec:micntos para nihos, sin que
deja an absolutarnente NADIA para
IA alimentaci6n de Gstos, al grado
de que p horas despuGs de tai acto,
habia muerto de hambre IS infantes.
n. de Ia R.-L2 noticia rec!blda hoy
m;smo de cue el A~rchiduque Jose ha
renunciado como Jcfe del goh.erno
dc Hungria. deja sin valcr Ia reco-
mcndacion hccha per Mr.. Hoover a
Ia Administrator americana para
cue Sc envie un ultimatun a aGuel,
Que ha sabido curplir cor Ia prone
sa que hizo al suLir al poder, de que
nendnciaria tar pronto como Queda'
"a establecido IN gobierno firna en-
Hungria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-23

BERLIN, Agosto 22-Uaa encar-
nizada hatalla entire marines anne
ricanos del destroyer Hale" Y ma
rinos ~alealanes, two lugar ell mar
tes en- la noche en- Neufahrwassar, en-
las c~ercanias de Dantzig. FL choque
Sc GebiG a que los maraos alemanes
Sc 2usieron c~elesos de IA p~referen-
cia cue las muchachas del lugar die
ron i los americaros, ' segun Sc ha
satido. como resultado del encucn-
tro hubo seis rrarinos alemanes he
riGos Y cuando menos uno america
no. que recIbi6 serias cortada&.
Les marines anlericanos Sc halla-
ban bailaado con muchachas alema-
mas en- III dancing hall de la ioca-
lidad. cuando fueron atacados por
e. lado del mar por los marines ale
mares del crucero Frankfort, que
carraron con maCanas Y estacas {
brc los ameIicanos = hasta con anle-
tralladoras. Tambien sc hizo uso de
algunas boHabaS IiCeras por los excl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-23
COMO QUEDARA FORMA-
DA LA GUARNICION
AMERICANA EN-
FL RHIN
Ell elective de esas fuerzas
sera de cerca de siete
mil hombres

WASHINGTON, Agosto 22.-Las
fuerzas americanes que permancce-
ran Ell Alemania Gaspuss del so de
Septiembre, segun la anuntiado IA
Secrejaria de Guerra Americana,
hoy. seran las sigpientcs:
Octave de Infanteria; Septimo ba-
TALON de Ametralladoras; SegunGo
Battalion Gel SeXto Reginiento de Ar
tilleria de Campana; 35 Battalion
de SeEales; Primer Trenaje de Apfo
visionamiento; Primer Cuerpo Vo-
lante de Reparacion para Ia Arti-
~ller!a; Compania a. del Princro de
Z~apadores: Hospital de Campana MI
nero 13 Y Compania de AmJulan-
cias rdmero Is.
q elective total de estas fuerzas
sera de cerca de 7,00G honlbres, in
cluso Ia oficialidad. Los cuerpos de
Infantaria conlprenderan $500
hombres: los de ametralladoras, IT'S;
.os lie artjIleria, $50 : los zapadores
$50. que hacen un total de fuerza
combatiente &c $500 hom5res.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-23
ENTIRE MARLNOS AMERICAN0S Y
MARINOS ALEMANES CERCA De DANTzIG
LOS TEUTONES CELOSOS POR QUE LAS MUCHACHAS
DIERON PREEERENCIA A LOS AMERICANOS ATA-
CARON A ESTOS TRABANDOSE UNA EN-
CARNIZADA LUCIA EN- LAS GALES

'tados marines teutoncs, a quienes
SIC unieron IN graz nGmero dc c.
viles.
En- vista de este ataque. IN desta-
camento de marines f~ranceses del
destroyer @Claymore" fu6 a da. au-
Xilio a los americanos, d~isparando
dcsde 81 barco, arrojando granadas
de mano contra los asaltantes Y en-
prendiendo luego juntamerte con
los amer;cancs, una carga contra los
alenaues.
Tn marino americaro recibi6
muy serias h7ridas que lie fueron
infcridas con navajo, despues de ha-
Der herido muy sacramento por su
parte, a su a~saltantc. Por fin los
.gua-dias de la frontera acudieron al
lugar del combatc atraidos por el
ruido de Ia lucha Y lograron despe-
jar las Gales dc alemanes, al mismo
TEMPO que Sc retiraban los marines
f~ranceses = americaaos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-23
WILSON IRA A N. YORK
RECIBIR AL GRAIL.
J. J. PERSHENG
EI miIitar americana saIdra
de Francia a principles
de S~eptiembre

WASHINGTON, Agosto 22.-Eoy
Sc diio en- Ia Casa Blanca que era
probable cue el Presidente Wilson
fuera a Nueva York para dar Ia
bieRvenita personalmente al Gene
raj Pershing a 81 llegada a esa c:u-
dad de regreso de Francia, el mes
~entrante-
Ell Presidente tenta en- proyecto
revistar Ia flota de! Pacifico en-
San Francisco, POGO mas 0 nenos
para mediados del mes entrantc. fe-
cha cue corresponds ccn la de Ia
lIegada de pershing a Nueva York,
pero segin parece, el Preside1.te ha
dea:stido de Sd viaie i Ia costa oc-
cidental. Los f~uncionarios de Ia Ca
sa Blanca. inslsten sin embargo, en-
cue eI P~residente no ha dcsistido de
su idea de hacer una gica por el pals
para hecer propaganda en- favor del
tratado de psz Y dc IA Liga &c las
NaCiones
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-23
REGRESO A PARIS E.
Oral. PERSHiNG

PARIS, Agosto EEL General
John J. Perzhing, c~om2ndaHte en-
jete de las Fuerzas EXpedlcionarias
AmericanaS, que Sc nallaba visi-
t2rdo los freEu2s de batalla en- TIA
la. regres5 hoy a esca capital de 81
gira por csc pas.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-02-19
WAS AS PALE
AS A GHOST

There are certain symptoms by which
Hnemia, or lack Of blood can generally
be recognised. They ere pallor ofthc
face and lips, shortness of breath on
slight exertion, such as going upstairs,
and palpitation OF the heart. The thin
blood also causes digestive disturb
auces In many cases and there are Ere.
auently pains in the back and head. *
81 had been closely confined to bust.
ness" SAYS Mrs. Andrew II. Hoyt, Of
Horseheads, N. Y, land i suprcse I
pEer-taxed my strength for carly last
summer 1 nearly broke down entirely.
* had so little blood that I wassas
p(eas d ghost. I was troubled With
hdhdache and backache and also with
intikeStion. was always tired and
weak and had shoftness of breath on
The least exertion.
From reading about DIR. Williams
Pink Pills in the paper i decided to
give them atrial. / experienced relief
within q week. My friends have re-
marked how much better my color is
and certainly feel whole lot better.
My headaches are gone, / am much
stronger and am better able to attend
70 business. All this change has
occurred in six weeks since / began
taking Or. Williams Pink Pills."
IL you have any Of the symptoms
that Mrs. Hoyt describes try building
up the blood with DIR. Williams Pink
Pills. Eat nourishing food, exercise q
little in the open air daily and watch
the color return TO cheeks and lips.
You run no risk in giving DR.. Williams
Pink Pills trial as they can not in.
jitre the most delicate system.
Dr. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
Ill druggists or direct from the DR..
Williams Medicine CO., Schenectady,
N. Y, on receipt Of price, so cents per
box, six boxes 81. so. Write for free
booklet "Building Up the Blood
u Ia.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-02-19
REPUBLICS TWO GREAT DAYS
Ecuador Twice a Year Celebrates Its
Freedom From the Domination
Of the Spsniard.

The republic of Ecuador celebrates
two national holidays, and. strange 10
say, both are independence days
Both are observed with the same en-.
thusiasm and patriotic fervor that is
displayed here on the anniversary Of
the adoption of the immortal declara.
ton. according TO the pau-Americun
Union. e 'sf..
The liberiy-loying patriots had TO
shoot two bolts at Spanish domination
before they succeeded in gaining per
uanent Independence. The first time
. they had quiet but determined revo-
luton In Quito, the present capital OF
the republic, the patriots assembling
at the house Of Manuela Canlzares. a
brave and beautiful woman, on Au.
gust 8, 1909, when they prepared their
declaration Of independence and chose
the officials who were TO compose the
provisional government. That night
the conspirators gathered their forces
In different parts Of the city. and Cap
tain Salinas, who commanded the two
companies Of regular troops ard
guarded the city, sent to their bar
racks, read TO them the declaration
and won them over 20 the cause al
the patriots. They oyerpowered the
bodyguard Of Ruiz de Castillo, the
Spanish governor. early on the morn
ing OF August 10 and thus established
the FIRST republic without shedding 3
drop of blood. Ii lasted only about q
year. when Castillo succeeded In over.
throwing the patriotic government and
again brough tthe 'couptiv under Span
ish dominion. -9gnsi.' sHccsSgr9 -
The Ares OF liberty had been Kin
died. however, aiid the Ecuadorean,
sept up tiielf heroic struggle notwitii
standing many reverses, until in 1885,
the people OF Gunyaauil,i the icadin,
seaport OF the country, succeeded II
rebtliing9 On The 9th Of October witt
the aid Of Gen, Simon Bolivar, IN,
great Venezuelan emancipation. and o
his combatrlot. Gen lAntcnio Jos'
sncle, thu EcusdorcaHs after man.
bloody battles succeeded In complete
" annIhiIAtlhg the Spanish forces an'
established FREEDOM in Eeuador for
ever. Thefefore It Is that the Ecau
doreaus celebrate two independents
days" the 10Th Of August and the 81
Of October.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-02-19
Each onels SUCCESS.

4lJne's success or failure Isl deter
r1ined largely By the manner. IN which
the individual spends ehis or her lei.
sire, lItgseeDs iih0t lnany of US are
IaNiie stu ride our hobbies to the al.
Iinate, lpme plays cards every eve.
ming; another shoots balls on green
,&ble: .tnsther iSa movie dcvotee and
some one elsei-a dance. crlnk night
ufter night. Al these things are good
,rIhad incorporation Ia the degf q IN
watch they rest US oriimprove Us We
need more harmonious development.
II is obvious that the supreme pur.
pose of life Is to have n goal ahead
and 90 use every effort 10 attnin the
great objective Hcs or she who has
found his or her work in the scheme of
filings Il duite~ happy VIZ should
devote our leisure time to the acqulr.
iug Of greater efficiency. with o certain
amount OF play and recreation to re-
fresh MS. The pursuit of pleasure
merely so Kill time" is mistake Too
mrch frivoIty will make MS >atiated
and blase. In this busy world. bet us
"get ;n the game" and use more team
play in the area of human activities
So. LET us tit ourselves for greater Ell.
cheney aud Usefulness by more dis.
Greet use Of our leisure tlme--Grlt