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Sharp County record., 1919-03-07
lnr-fr Arkansas Road District

Senate Bill No. $50, known as
the Godwin bill has been Coucurred
In bv Representatives Copeland OF
lizard county DOyle Of lawrence
county Goodwin OF Fulton county
ana Yates of Sharp county
This bill provides for a special
road district. Known as North Ar
Kansas Road District No 3. This
district beeins at Mammoth SDrlne,
runnina bv or near Hardy 10 Wilt
Eord. crossing the Williford 5rldae,
thence down ,hs river and inter-
sectine lawrence county 9neciai
road distric, near Rsvenden Other
TERRITORY in the district Is from Har-
dy 10 Ash Flat. franklin AMI Met
bourne 70 Nj. Olive and from
Pouehkeepsie TO Williford CROSSING
that part of the district from Mann
moth Sprins to 2avenden, and run
nine in northeastern direction no
Martins Creek 10 5ill Ton, abour
EIGHT miles from WiIliiord
Sharp County record., 1919-03-07
Local News

Looks Ike he town win be incor-
D0rs'rr 1esin
FOR SALE-My hOnss and I'M
ohear for cas Dora Y0nne
FOR SALF-s work rple Mrs.
Marsare' Han7rr Woods Ark
G. N 8rehtwe'l ia recovering
rom a severe atfart n uumns
WANTED sood farm hand
Reasonable wates siephen Colo
Sidney
WANTED 20 rs bushels n
whipDooypdll psa- Write me- pricr-
Willard ~ phHliu5 Wlllifor1 Ark.
Jndee Allen Cay N Strawherry
9wrshlp was l0okine after some
buriness here The fr7t part N ne
week
Barre'f Bros Nerr Co Bates.
Vile have nnl0afeA a rar N hieh
{rare fer'iN-sr Now .7 The 'imr
10 haul Il 1nf
Richard GRAY NJ Hardy owner u
he telephone vgtem here waa In
I0wn 4 Few tayq This week I0nkinc
after business
NOTICE The rpeulsr svamira.
lion NJ teachers viii be he'd NJ
Evening Shadr md Hardy March
20th md oist ~ ravlor Conn.
~ Examiner
Sharp County record., 1919-03-07

Martin Graddy closed term Of
school in The TT'opis district few
niles from Sidney. last Friday,
FOR TRADE have Two toOd
mares Z want n trade for cash Or
Liberty Bonds or soOd note Clsnde
Coeer Evenine Shade
ATTY I'll 1srrr who has been
IN for 'he pasf two weeks Is stead
.Iy improving. and this 'act gill he
sood news % lis nanv friends
over Sharp county
Tuesday, me 7ecOrd received .
complete -oDv n he Yates bill
prov'd'ne for vorkins The public
roads IN this county However The
measure Is m much Innser than vs
had ar'ic'raspd hat it Ia crowded
ont n This issue. We egpe~+ n
publish II next week
ghancrrv court FOR he Northern
District v'll convene ~ Hardy next
Mondav There are 70 ,ase- IN
The docke' noef m which qrp auits
Tor iivorrs and petitions f0r he
confirmation n and 'itle- This
viii he Iudte lyman P Feeders
drat term NJ court I'm sharn countv
Iudee W Smith declares that
he has hean fravsiine he public
road from Fvrnint Shade 70 Cave
City FOR 'he Das' ffty Years and
That he never 1aw me road IN worse
condition than u vas IN .ast week
when he made a lrip N 3atesv'lle
"A tood many 1eoDle V'll however
be Inclined 20 Helieve that Il has
l.pned Indee smiths memory .ust
how BOD ne raafs rse1 ~ se' In
This country
Sharp County record., 1919-03-07

Mrs John c. Ashley and two
children are here from Melbourne
VISITING her parents ATTY. and Mrs
IT. 7. derrn.
Go m McCaieb Nero. Co ~ Will
ford for bsrpains in all finds Of
merchandise farnins implements
feed, chops and hsy Of me best
quality
All ,hnse interested In the orean-
iZstion n a rural ,sieph0ne COM
Dsnv here are requested ~ meet AZ
the court house Saturday Maroh
18th This w'll Drobsblv he me
iinai effort toward the organization
Of this compsny and II Interested
IN he movement you should at
tend This mee''nS
Mrs Mollie Shaver widow NJ the
ate Major Van Shaver ~ Sheihy-
vile fied Few 1ays 400 at The
nome NJ her iaushter Mra Q. S.
Ellis NJ Hazen The remains ~~rs
5roushf n Sheibyv'lls for burial
The Arst Dar N me w-@k Mrs.
Shaver wss 'hs mother af shelhv
shaver 0ns n me eaunty's hest
Anowr citizens She was = most
a7timahie lady who had q vide ac-
luaintancs and MANY friends
These friends N the Record have
paid subscriptions durinc the wrnk
Mira J ( Perkey Audie Siovall N
Maxville Robert La-s,er of Sidney.
Marion Thomas n Center Mrs
Marpare' Hansen NJ Woods Homer
Mullen n Strawberry G. S. Jerni-
gan NJ Nobley J. " Johnson NJ
Amateur X R. Bowers NJ Imbodeu
" N Collins NJ Batesville Vanc~
AcCort An Fletcher G. A. VIII.
Iams w. q Shaver N Evenins
Shade
The Rsrorh IA In fsesint m ls'.
Ter from jsmss G. smith son N
Mr. and Mrs Dick Smith N Hardv
Who SAYS 'I .anded In France m
April 2a l9is and 'aw qervie. IN
I've different Fronts WIS three
lines m nc Voess Mountains IN
The 81 N'hisl salient md IN the
Areonns Forest IN me 18th M
October was tas.-- md went n
hospital but am veil now and
expert - he'n ths toed old u. s. A.
soon. hsvs not heard from ,he
ststee since Oetober 2 and am very
anxinna IN hear from hsrne
Sharp County record., 1919-03-07
sssssi.s absuf The Record

We cant keen house without the
Recnrd VI Collins. Batesville
The Recora aiways tells the truth
and stands for the rieht aeainst the
wrone The fact that it ia edited
by a man who seems 10 know no
better than 10 tell the truth makes
me like the paper--d. r. Bowers,
lmboden
We cant do without the 9ood old
Record Is s. Jerni1an. MObley
am certainly clad nj your stand
IN subjects Of righteousness and
your renriess way VI STATING facts.
In its new dress the Record is nil
y. k--P j. Schales Center
Sharp County record., 1919-03-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department. Of The Interior.
U.S.. Lanu Office nc Little Rock. Arr
sbruary, %. 1913

1bruary %. l3la
Notice 10 nerssy given Jhat Charles T. s'A
1vening shade. arkansas. VINO. On avs /
1915. homestead entry, No, Jl2aAb' ior = .
Sc or Section ana s HALE 8W Q@ ,
10. rownunip ~ North Kangu Vest ON {
PAL Meridian. laB iiod notes OF .n''nu
maze Tire. Yanr Proof 20 establish clam
lana aDova described. lotoru gireuit 0ah
evening shade. Arkanaaa. la NO ''h w
hprii. 1919
Claimant names as witnesaesi Do ~
IA. Fayuingsr Of Evening shade Ail'
rem Clear. Tom Goodman. ASH lat Ai.,'
san Spires. ReTsa
Sharp County record., 1919-03-07
NOTICE fOR publication.

Department. Of rhe Interior
US. Land Unice at Li,Jls Nooh' A'
February 0tn. 1910
Notice ID nuruby gwen Jhat Adolpnu'
lf Center. Artanaas. who on reprun'
natlo Adjoining Farm entry 80, ll0o'"
lALF SO az anu NE ar aW I'm y,s
20 rawnanip u North, range "" ,.~
Principal meridian. naa iied notice " ~ IN,
maka rhres Year Proof, 10 aa1aO'''a ca|
he iand abova donoribe,i. before e'''u@s w. II
gyan,ng 3hads. Arhanaaa. 'n nv wv
Aaruh, lllb aa
Claimant Nance aa witnesses ia'p- ,,s
Ison. Dave aialip, LAKE fatas'
In. all 1l Center. Ars. s,,,a'
Sharp County record., 1919-03-07

Buy fertilizer NJ Barnett Bros
Mercantile Co. 3atesville nc $50
per ton.
For Sale m rrade=A q h.a oil
snsine and 2s.inch qepsrator one
rorn crusher all in good renair
j " Cathsy Eyenine Shade
r. A Groom has moved back 10
ais farm AZ Nslaonvills from limbo.
den wherr he and his family had
resided Tor me past 10 NJ three
years
Barnett Bros. 9atesville. have
inst uuloaded a car NJ 0sensboro
wasons and will he able 10 sell you
these waeons giving YOU time pay.
neut IN part NJ the purchase Price.
Sharp County record., 1919-03-07

We viii sell YOU the 1est gas'
On the market anu give YOU time
pay it out. See rs before buEr
elsewhere. NcCaieb Nero. Co. d
iforu. 1,
J0hn X. edwards returned Nv
aesday rom 81. Louis, gneTs
spent a couple OF Jays nup-
GOODS Tor the Edwards Nero. 20 :
Sharp County record., 1919-03-07

in France tor several months, SHas
MS wife from New jersey, iliaD
ing Ler that ne viii soon be h0It
Sharp County record., 1919-03-07
aVOR pEvIvIne c0RpapATIoE
8urrnar N eiFIyens viii ASK For Sc
scr;nn llf Municinsi Officers

Editor RecoFd.-Pursuant TO su6- I
psstions made in vOur last issue re-
eardina the holding Of an election
for municiUai officers for the town |.
of Evening Shade. we wish TO state
that We are in hearty accord With
the plan.
ADDaEentlv from some unknown
cause cur little town has in q
measure shDped OF the msu ana
We believe one of the best weys 10
regain our place will be 10 eject a
full ticket of representative citizens
revive some Of The former 0Fdi-
/ uanees ana. if necessary, pass 2
| Gew more see 10 the enforcement OF
these wholesome laws and make
I this roSn better place to i've in.
as weii az more inviting for others
70 come "a Every citizen OUGHT to
have enough interest tn his own
Town TO want il to he a clean place,
with law and order.
z!sc,ions for nuDiciDai officers
are held on the first TUESDAY, in
April of each year. and II is sue-
aested that Won at once publish
notice 10 the effec, that such an ei-I
ection will he held for the election
Of officers for the incOrp0rafed town
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-02-19

hospitals. l have had no mail since
was wounded and am anxious to get
back home ] cannot speak too highly
OF the treatment we boys received
from the Red Cross and the Salvation
Army in France"
Ruff said two members OF his COM
pany received the distinguished serv
ice cross for gallantry. They were
William Jones Of Abbeville. S. c., and
Private Faison Of Dillon, S. G. Ruff's
commanding officer, Maj, James f..
Poorc OF Columbia, has written a let
ter to Ruff's family, telling of many
individual deeds of bravery the young
man performed under fire and it may
also come to pass that Ruff will also
be recommended for the ID. S. c., if he
has not already been.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-02-19
WANTS GERMANY+
hphY MAINTAINED
German fu,.fgn Secretary Declares
He Wp~ Continue TO Resist Allied
EM.L(S % ENrcr Rehabilitation.

mslc Tcb. H.. Count yon Brock
,dorIf-Ramtzanu, German foreign soc
rctary, discussing GcrmanEs foreign
policy in the new national assembly
at Wcimar yesterday declared he
had resisted and would continue to
resist allied attempts TO make Cor
many dcmobiliZc all hcl' military.
The task Of the German nation as
regarding foreign affairs might be
summed up, he said, under two heads.
llrst ending Of the state OF war:
second, establishment of normal re-
lations with other peoples.
Unfortunately" he continued,
"Gcrmany's voluntary disarmament
has not softcncd our enemies, wro re-
Gently attempted to settle on the basis
oI disarmament, questions undouhtcd
~ appcrtaiDing to the peace confer
cnco hnTo rcpuIscd and will con
unuc to ropulso these attcmpts look
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-02-19

ing to the dissolution OF all our old
military forces and the substitution
OF new republican troops for our old
peace army, which could be used in
the east.
Germany has shouldered the con-
sequences of defeat and is determined
to observe the conditions agreed upon
with her adversarics. These condi-
tons simply the complete renuncia-
ton Of the political aims Of the old
Germany. We are ready to accept
restrictions upon our sovereintgy, the
compulsory submission of our differ
cnccs with other states TO an inter-
national court Of arbitration and tn z
remuneration of our armament, If our
old adversarics and future ncighbors
submit to the same restrictions"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-02-19
5000 BALES OF COTTON BURNED
Loss OF Cotton at Savannah Heavier
Than Estimated. Much Nitrate

savannah, Ga, Feb. ID. Damage by
fire yesterday at the Scaboard Air Lin
Railway COmpanyS terminal and the
Southern Fertilizer and Ch&mical
Company's plant approXimatcd $1,000
eco, ii was shown today by cOmpu-
tation Of estimated losses given by Of
ticialS OF the railway and the fcrtiliH-
cr companies The heaviest damage
appeared to have been among the
stores Of freight on the Scaboard
docks.
Hutchinson Island where eight sheds
Of the cotton wharf were swept away
by fire yesterday afternoon is tonight
hcapcd witr smoking ruins, the condi-
ton Of which is such that The debris
may not be handled and as conSc-
qucncc it is impossible as yet to So
cure definite statement Of the
amount Of loss
Agent II. II. phinncy, who has direct
supervision of the Hutchinson Island
terminals amended his first statement
Of losses as follows:
The loss OF cotton amounted to g.
GOO bales instead Of 5000 as first re-
ported. Instead of 1000 tons Of III
tratc it has been found that l,Z75 tons
were destroyed This WAS the proper
VI Of the government held for delivery
to farmers At $50 per ton, the post
price"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-02-19
FINAL SUPPLEMENT.

Take notice that on the 9Th day Of
March, 1919, l will render final ac-
istrator of the estate of Amanda V.
Hazel deceased, in the Office Of the
Judge of Probate Of Laurcns County,
at IL O'Clock, a. m. and on The same
day will apply for final discharge
from my trust as Administrator.
Any person indebted to said estate
is notified and required TO make pay
mcnt on that date; and all persons
having claims against said estate will
present thcm OH or before said date
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-02-19
''0El, III 4 COULD
BREAK 1'EgE1S5 C()LD!''
Ay,o ~bf as soon as said with
II. Kings New Discovery
Get a bottle today!

The rapidity with which this fiitv.
year-old family remedy relieves coughs,
colds and mild bronchial attacks is
what has kept its popularity on the
Increase year by year.
This standard rclicvcr Of colds and
coughing spells never loses friends. It
docs quickly and pleasantly what il Is
recommended to do. One trial puts it
in your medicine cabinet as absolutely
Indispensable. Sold by all druggists.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-02-19
duly proven or be forever barred.
RICHARD d. HAZEL,
Administrator.
Feb 5. 1919. 29-bt
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

All persons holding claims against
the estate of NJ, T. Simpson, deceased,
are hereby notified and required. to
present them duly attested to the un-
dersigned, at Cross Hill, S. c., on or
before the 26th day of February, 1919
or be forever barred. All those in
dcbtcd to the estate are notified to
make payment by said date
SUSAN Y. SIMPSON.
Exec atriX.
FcD. D, 1919. 29-4t
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-02-19
Bowels Usually Cloaged1

Regulate them with safe, sure, com.
Portable Or. Kings New Life Pills.
Correct that biIiousncss, headache.
sour stomach, tongue coat, by elimin.
ating the bowcl-cloggincss.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-02-19
Groves TasteIess chill Tonic

restores vitality and energy by purifying and e.,
rtchng tho blood, You can soon feel Its Strength
,nlng, InV!9orating Effect Price SOC.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-09-04
JEWS LONG DREAM
MAY BE FULFILLED

CHICAGO. Sept 4.--Because of
the impending realization OF the are
-- IohE dream Of the Jews Of the
world, homeland the coming Zion.
ist convention here, which will begin
sept - IN Palestine ig attracting
worldwide attention. Some of the
foremost members Of the race will
attend, including Jugtice Brandeis of
IN" United states Supreme Court;
DR.. Chaym Wcitzman OF London.
England; Il member of the Palestin-
IAN Commission, Judge Julian Mack
Of the United States Circuit Court,
president Of tho Zionist Organization
and many others
Features Of the convention will be
u mass meeting at the Auditorium
theatre where all the sessions OF tho
convention will be held: "restora-
iion parade through the streets OF
Chicago In which II IL egtimatctl more
than 10000 Zionists will participate;
II ball at the First Regiment armory,
and meetings throughout the city TO
be addressed by prominent delegates
Plans for the "recrudeScence OF
distinctive Hebrew culture in It's era.
dle-Palestine" are to be outlined. It
is announced. These include provision
Tor ccntcrs Of such culture, a Jewish
univcrsity ana school system; a great
printing establishment designed to
be the center OF the worlds Hebrew
literary effort, and other cultural
agencies. by these means II is hoped
to stimulate Jewish culture to again
exert wide and beneficial influence
and bring about another golden age
OF Jewish literary and artistic influ-
ence.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-09-04
TOday's Birthdays

General Count Luigi CadOrna, the
victorious commander of the Italian
armies in the late war, born at Pal
lama. 60 years ago today,
Simon Lake, whose latest submar-
inc boat invention makes 1t possible
for person to walk on the ocean
bed. born at Pleasantville. N. j., SO
years ago today.
Harold MacGrath, author of num-
erous popular stories, born at Syra.
cuse, y. Y. As years ago today.
Henry Lefavour, president of Sim
mons College, born at Salem, Mass,
81 years ago today.
c. Bascom Slemp, representative
in Congress of the Ninth Virginia dis
trict. born in Lee County, Va, 40
years ago today.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-09-04

here to appear before the county
court In behalf OF the rOad that may
be constructed through the valley.
Martin BIddlc. of Portland, left on
this mornings train for his home In
the Roso city. IIc has been working
Tor tho past month on tho Dayton
Williams ranch. which IL located
some few miles from ChiloquIn.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Truax. who have
been visiting here for the past two or
three weeks, returned to Los Angeles
on the train this morning.
II. J. Mattoon, circuit court bailIff
returned yesterday from vacation
camping trip In various parts OF the
county.
NJ w CascDoom left this morning
for Portland on n business trip.
Miss Elizabeth Allen. Of Bridge
ton. New Jersey. who has been here
for n short time, left on the stage
this morning for Crater Lake.
G. II. Kestcrson. n lumberman
from Doris. IL In Klamath Falls
looking after business matters,
Ora II. Barlow and Jesse Barlow
are visitors in the city from Salt
Lake City for few days.
G. Il. Randall, OF San Francisco
arrived last night for short bust
ness visit.
A. T.. Mathcson tx here from San
Francisco looking after business this
week.
THE Rootery" is the latest addi-
of the city. II has Decn opened at 7l3
Main Street by Charles T. Mcguire,
who was one OF the members OF the
j. +. Mcguire Company, recently dis
solved. He will handle ladies shoes
cClusively. making II speciality OF the
famous Queen Quality line The store
IL handsomely finished IN gray and
presents most attract ~ apprI"-
ancc.
w. c. Davenport. is on tha NOV"
again. Following the fire tha. de-
stroycd the American hot"l block,
where ,hc had been located for sever
nj years. he moved into the room that
had been occupied by the HanGtoX
Hardly had he set led down to bust
ness before 'ha owners OF this nro"e~-
" deciIed To erect modem business
block and he had to move again Ar
ter skirmishing the entire business
district. he finally induced the Klam-
ath Falls Music House to give him
space and II Is here that his custom
crs viii find him.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-09-04

Mrs. Fred Houston "n'
NJ a"I urs Carey ItamSby' WIN
r ana ,a,,r r,o summers at to'Ir ',n"n, 'nmp'
spend 'nv ,,o, Creek, hay" returned
% Ne'1o" ',n Falls for tho winter
| pcnths c,i,oouIp came int,
y, Yesterday on business, ,,
''' Fischer. of tho cal'forn,' ,,
g. n,,,ss, Is in the city this week
Wv . Marrow arrived yesterday
y ~. ~, home in San Francisco ""'
ifonl ",,a n,S IN the city for a few days
' ,.., Frank and Leslie Peyton
V" :, Mr. and Mrs. o. Peyton. a'one
s,,s N, ' warren Bennett ia, are oan," OF, o" ."
WV ,,,s ,rip in the tall uncut on
NEW a, West side Of Upper ,,a, n,n''"ov '"oU
la., .',,,, come back until they had
" ,'t,a 4. deer they could carry
o..v Maris is a city visitor from
=. % some in Corvallis, Oregon.
~ -. s ,old weather Is bringing kiam-
:, ,os,den,s In from their homes NJ
',,ous =, points around the Upper
ra,,h Lake. The latest ones III
..s N,,s into town are Mr.. and Mrs, @
= al Iospson from Rocky Point and pr'
,,a Mrs. Gaddis from Eagle Ridge
Harry Nichols drove in from his
,,,,h near BY yesterday TO look AZ
a, business matters at the county
seat.
wayue Beech and Martin Ramsby
returned yesterday from a three
weeks fishing and hunting trip to
nina CANON. The boys had the meat
n, fine biz buck In their possession
IN D,oof Of their hunting ability.
Nr. Ethel Campbell, a nurse In
,he ,Iedford hospital, who has been
,psudIng her vacat'o" ~ f'"'""'h
Falls, left for Medford this morning.
She was accompanied by her daugh
fer Norma. who Is leaving here In
tAe hope OF benefiting tcr h"elth
Mrs. George Biehn, accompanied
her daughter Pearl and Lucille Sher-
man to Portland this morning. Mics
Rshr will enter 81 Helcn's Academy
and Miss Sherman will attend st
May's Academy.
Mrs. R. Hill left on the morning"
train for the south. where she will
visit for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Nitchelm and their
daushter Albertina left for Portlnnd
ibis morning. Mrs. Nitchelm with en-
Ter a sanitarium for her health.
Oscar and Walter Campbell. Gene
A. 4. Gale, Jack Brown
nd wife and W. W. Fordney were IN
IBIS morning from their respective
snches In Langell Valley. They are
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-09-04

Exclusive agency for Bows D""-
bclbilt Clothes has been placed with
Il. X. X. Store. f3t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-09-04

Korean umbrellas are covered
with oiled paper, and cost about 10
cents each.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-09-04

Knox Hats, Fall Styles. X. X. X
store. 4.3t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-09-04

New Styles for Fall In Nctt'rt on
Shoes. X. X. X. Store. 4-3t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-09-04
,rRSONAL MENTION

,,nuIIGUTs ON LOCAL HAPPENINGS
LiTInn r,,u PEOPLE or THIS CITY AND VICINITY.
A'.oa AMo, AND COMINGs OF LOCAL FOLKS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-30
FL

t,e girls who SO frankly display their
immature charms. skinny arms, pony
shoulders and undeveloped busts-to
the public gaze, only the men them,
selves can tell. Sometimes they feei
as IL they would like to send these chill
dren home to their mothers. to De
spanked and properly clothed. But
after all, the youngsters are only 1oi-
lowing the example set by their elders
and their gowns with the backs cut out.
The Cedar Rapids paper asserts
harshly that the women who make
these frank exposures Of their fesh
in public lack brains as well - mod
esty. The Journal Is not 30 sure about
that. 1t is not convinced that that ID
the solution Of the riddle. The Journal
has known some undoubtedly orafny
and modest women who were close
followers of the prevailing fashions
even the extreme fashions. The Jour-
nal is not going to attempt to solve the
riddle, confessing that any solution OF
the riddle Of femininity Is quite be-
yond 1t. When women cover their ears
and uncover their BACKS, when they
wear furs in summer and silk stock
ings and pumps In mid-winter. and
are given to numerous other like In
consistencies. is 1t not hopeless to at
tempt to explain them?
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-30

The baby hsh-hawks when they ate
their dinners, dropped pieces OF fish
out of the nest and those little ami
mails sat under the tree and quar-
relied and fought for the best and
largest pieces.
Jimmy Coon was 80 quick and ac-
tive that he could beat all the other
animals at this game. except Mr.
Wildcat
Often Jimmy Coon climbed Into
the top OF the tall pine tree, where
he had his pantry and where the
baby ish-hawks lived. He would
nestle down among those little baby
birds and take a good nap. Once when
he was sleeping soundly. Mother Fish
hawk returned suddenly. and such .
time as they had. Mother Fish-hawk
threw Jimmy violently out Of that
nest, and he would have lost his pre-
cious life II he had not been quick
enough to stretch out his little black
hand and catch a bough Of the tree
Now wasn't this unkind in that hsh-
hawk when Jimmy wasn't doing bit
Of harm? He was only waiting patient
ly for that pantry shelf to be filled.
On this day, when Jimmy Coon was
wandering thru the woods with Cousin
Bruin at this side, they came to the
foot of the tall pine tree. Cousin Bruin