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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-01-31
Clay Manufacturing Company.

The Clay Manufacturing Company
is the newest enterprise in Union
City. It is to be located on South
Third street in the home of Mrs.
Clarence Clay, who will be the presi-
dent and manager. Miss Dixie Cald-
we'll is the secretary and treasurer
and fine one, having been identified
with the Union City Ice & Coal Co.
Office work for some time. The di-
rectors are Geo. Dahnke, Fred
Dahnke, Elva Caldwell, Mrs. Clarence
Clay, Miss Ruth Caldwell, Miss Dixie
Caldwell.
The company will install machines
for the exclusive manufacture OF
mems shirts. They will determine
later on the grades and styles.
We understand Mrs. Clay is the
moving spirit of the enterprise. She
is accomplished in the making OF
fine shirts and will put her talents to
practical use in the work. 1t will be
no doubt one of the future success
full plants in Union City.
w. H. Cravens, McAdoo Harris,
Hill Hight, r. S. Ship and w. V.
1880 I1,,n;pacc xyicit0rc in I'm
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-01-31
Card of Thanks,

To the many kind friends here who
came to our assistance and to cheer
and comfort in the funeral and
burial of our little daughter we ex-
tend our grateful thanks. May God
bless you.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Jackson.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-01-31
DR.. Saunders in Union City.

See DR.. Geo. M. Saunders at his
Office in Union City, Washington
Ave-, fourth Monday in each month,
for high-grede spectaclcS and eye
glasses at reasonable prices. 43tf
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-01-31

Dahnke, Elan, Pardue & Co. to G..
G. Clogs, lot in No. 10, $1,750.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-01-31

w. H. Cravens, McAdoo Harris,
Hill Hight, r. S. Ship and w. V.
Carter were business visitors in I'm
ion City Saturday.
The Caldwell tribune., 1919-11-28

You are urged to attend this meeting. c
matter which benefits the farmer indirectly b,
it a point to be present.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-11

Jan Sc vzdalil a kvapil dc
loznice pani Ravenswoodove
Nekolika slovy il Tekl, oc tt
bezl prose il, ably Sc opano.
ivala, jinak re dcera jeji jes
ztracena, wal kus papiru, pc.
ro a inkoust podav il vse, ma.
lehal Ma nj, ably nekolika slo
ivy Alici dala vystrahu.
Neboha pani div zdesenln
do mdlob nepadla, ale Jan, kite
ry mel jiz V mysli sve sosnovc
vany plan, kterak mladou We.
lite,ku svou 0 nebezpecenstvi
zpraviti, zatfasl S nj a privedl
il tax dalece k sobe, lie mohla
napsati nasledujlci radky:
"Prchni neodkladne pres re
ku k Fitz Reymondum. Slou.
cher a Huskins te zde pocho-
py svymi hledaji. u privozu
zatrub ma navestni troubu, ma
cez pfivoznik Sc objevi. Pro
buh, prchni, prchni! Lapi-li te,
zahynes a ia Sc utrapim.
Iva zoufajici matka. -
Jan chopil Sc listku a slo-
va nepromluviv, kvapil do &c.
ledniku. Zde nalezl asi diva
nactileteho chlapce, jejz Ra-
venswoodovi Z outrpnosti pred
n6kolika lety k sobe prijali a
ktery vzbuzoval pozornost
svou trpaslici postavou. Cd
1ud prezdivali mu Cvrcek.
Chlapec tento byl spolehlivy,
nebot' cit vdecnosti vyvine Sc
u mrzaku zrOvna tax mOcne ia
ko cit nenavisti a zlomysInosti !;
Ravenswoodovym byl povinen
vdekem Jim byl oddan telem
q duSi, zvIaste Alici, ktera Sc
k n6mu vzdy laskave chovala
a nekdy po tvari jei hladila
a dobrotiv6 S MIN svitofila.
Jan pokynuv mu, vedl jej do
horejsiho patra, kde mu n6ko-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-11

lika slovy ukol jeho naznacil.
Duvtipny klucina chytil IL
sick a schovav 81 jej "a nadra
Ivymrstil Sc ma okno, odkud po-
tom ma vysoky buk, jehoz We
tive az k oknu dosahovaly a
Inez Sc Jan nadai, swell Sc DO
atrome dolu, kde zmizel We
tmach. Trpaslici postava jeho
jakoz hbitost oklamaly po-
chopy staveni strezici. Jako vi
tr letel do mesta, a V peti mi
nutach octnul Sc V dome, kda
Alice uprostred druzek a INA
mych boil svuj ponekud zapo-
.menouti hledela. Temer reDo-
'zorovane vtisknul il listek do
ruky. Alice tusic neco neoby-
.cejneho, vySla ven a sotva O.
Isudne fadky zrakem pohltiIa,
Idala Sc ma uJek k pTivozu, ne
idbajic deste, ktery prave Z Ger
.nych mracen llti Sc zacal a
boufe, ktera Sc rozburacela.
Jan vrativ Sc do navstevni
sine, kde jej fanatikove oceka
vati, byl privitan rozzurenym
nasledovne:
,"Synu satanasuv, tvs mas O.
semetne podvedl, nebot' divka
jiz hledame, nenaleza Sc pod
touto strechou. Avsak pocket.
i ma tebe dojde - nebot' po-
msta Hospodinova jest hrozna
a zdrtl kazdeho, jenz V cestu
il prichazi!"
S temito slovy, fanatikove s
pochopy svymi opustili sin i
villu a kvapili co mohli do me
sta. ably Alici tam zatknuli.
Jan domyslil Sc brzo, kdo
tu byl zradcem. Kuchafka by
la V ce!edniku, kdyz odtud
Cvrcka vyvolaval ia zena ma
!ezela take k armad6 Slouche-
Ia. Mezi tim, co Jan Cvrckovi
sv6foval listek, aby jej dorucil
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-11
Alici, pribehla ona do navstev
my, a prozradila Sloncherovi,
re domaci sfecna nenf donna a
kde Sc nachazi. eFvAea
~ =
KAPITOLA TX.

Nezli starry Giles vstoupil do
|gve skromnicke chatrce, sioux
|nul lucerne kahanec a opa-
trne Sc rozhlednuv kolem, ne
mill snad nikoho ma bllzku a.
|nebo nenlli cd fanatiku stopo
van. Ujistiv Sc, ze nikoho ma
bllZku nenl, zaU'ukal ma okno,
.nacez Marta, po klepani otce
Isveho znajicl, stfelhbite zavo-
dy odstrcila a dovnitr jej pu-
stila. Kus lodnl plachty zasti-
raj okno tax dokonale, re z
vencl sebe slidivejsi oko do
Ivnitf proniknouti nemohlo. Sta
Try Giles, shodlv Sc sebe dlou-
hOu hazuku a uvolniv 81 kirk,
posadil Sc ke krbu do obrov-
skeho kozen6ho kresla, V nemz
0bycejne z vecera nekdy i
pozde do noci podrimoval.
"Cekali ma mne u privozu,"
pravil k Marie, ktera nan ta-
zaye zrak svuj upirala.
"kdo re ma vas cekal, tatln
ku?" taZala Sc Marta uzkost-
live.
I'll padousi Sloucher a HUI
SKINS odvetil starry privoznik
urputn6. "bojim Sc, ze mne ma
j V podezrenl, jako bych div
ce yedom6 ma uteku byl poma-
hal anebo dokonce jako bych u
sebe il byl ukryl. Ovsem, j.
sJotu nemam, ale u toho slidi-
CHA psa Huskinse a ukrutneho
fanatika, jak obecny lid oby-
cejne Slouchera nazyva, jest
ySecko NOME"
"Co pravls, tatinku? Snad
by neboha slecna u mas byla
V nebezpeci?"
Tot Sc rozumi, ze ie, a pro
to mam-li il zachraniti, must
ieste teto noel chalupu Qasi O.
pustiti," pravil drsny, ale po-
cjivy pfivoznlk.
(POkraCOvani.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-11

"Vyrid' pann Dismorovi, ze
s MIN 0 veimi dulezite zalezi-
tosti mluviti chci," pravil Per
ci k moureninskemu chlapci,
"Bojlm Sc, Percy, ze nebude
chtiti tebou mluviti," minila
matka.
Chlapec Sc objevil opet a
vyfizoval Percymu, ze pan. Dis
more jej ocekava.
Percy ubiral sc matkou ia
chlapcen. Brzo ma to vesli
do pokoje, kde ja pan Dismore
.ocekava.
Pan ten sedel V studovne mad
.rozevfenou knihou. Zmizeni je
ho dcery ucinkovalo nan jak
ipatrno bylo, velmi zhoubne.
.Byl We tvari prepadly, bledo-
:zluta barva obliceje poustoupi
la bledosede, oci mel hluboko
ivpadle, cello pax svrastene vice
ncz kdy pred tim. On pevne sc
.domnlVai, re utakla Percym
a z te priciny snazil Sc vsechen
cit lasky k nj V srdci SVEN po-
tiaciti. Ale byla to prace tez-
ka; on Sc trebas salil, re Sc mu
to podarilo, ale vzezreni jaho
prozrazovalo, re Sc klamal.
Sotva ocil Percyho, vyskocil
s tvafl krvave zrudlou chtel
promluviti, nez ale azyk mu pri
lisnym rozzurenim selhal.
"Pane Dismore' - pverusil
Percy trapne miceni.
"Ustante pane,' rozkrikl Sc
Dismore, opanovav mluvu svo-
l. "anl slova. Nechci slySeti, co
mi flci chcete. Pritomnost vasi
pokladam "a vrchol vsi me-
stoudnosri a neopustite-li teto
chvlle muj dunn, dam vas od-
tud sluhy svymi vykopati."
Rudost tvare ustoupila smr-
telne bledosti. Byl straslive
rozcilen.
pane Dismore," pravil Per
cy klidne, ac pevne, "ia Sc "a
vas hanbim."
"Ze Sc "a mne hanbite? Co
tim minlte, Wy nestoudny nice
mo? Neni ma tom dosti, re jste
.nne jedinou dceru oloupil?
(Pokracovani.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-11

"Cos ucinil Percy Editou
Dismorovou?"
"Matko - co tou otazkou
minite?"
"Sver Sc mi dite - ia ii ra.
da odpustim," nalehala mar
matka. "Kde jest Edita?'
"Coz neni doma?"
"Neni!'
''Matinko, pro Ziveho boha
vysvetlete mne, co to vSe zna
mena?! Edilu nevidel Cd toho
Okamiku, CO jsem strycuv dun
opustil.'
"a ty ami nevis, co Sc cd TIVE
no odchodu prihodilo?'
"Na mou cest, mako, nevim''
zarikal Sc Percy.
"Ty tedy nevis, lie Edita te-
re noci, co tvs Williamsburg o.
pustil, beze stopy znize;a?''
tazala Sc matka. "Pan Dismore
lined z toho uzaviral, re rys il
z otcovskeho domu odvedl.'
80 mako, jaka to hrozna
zprava! Edita re zmizela? ia
ze jsem il unesl? O tot hroz-
ne, tot vice nez snesti mohu!'
volal Percy, lone rukama.
"Upokoj Sc, drahy synu.
Kdyz jsi nevinnen, tedy Sc zaji
ste vSecko dobre skoncl." -
"Ty ale v6riS, matinko, V mo
il nevinnost?"
"Ano, muj drahy. ia jsem
presvedcena, re bys nebyl s to
oklamai mne. Avsak co Sc mo
hlo stati Editou?"
eco podnikneme. matinko, a
bychom vypatrali, CO Sc stale S
Editou?' tazal Sc pin uzkosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-11

"Musime nejprve pana Dis
mora presvedciti, zes nevin-
men," mlnila matka.
"a coz on mys.i skutecne,
jze jsem mu divku odloudil?"
"Nejen re to mysli, ale nj
kdo mu to nemuze vymluviti.
ia sc obavam, re nebuie ami
ch til s tebou mluviti."
"Ja ale muslin MIN mluvi-
I'll, matinko. Jaknile Sc panu
M Marvynovi omluvim, vydam Sc
s tebou do Williamsburgu."
Toto rka, sesel dolu do Off
Ice a napsal panu Mervynovi
listek, V nemz mu ohlasil, re
neodkla ladne zalezitosti do vii
liamsburgu jej povolaly. Ma to
Sc vydal S matkou prvnim pri-
,voznlm parnlken ma cestu.
Pan Dismore dal 81 vymluvit
svoji duminku.
Percy Lynde vybehl chvatne
pc schodech vzhuru do Dismo-
rova obydli a zazvonil prudce.
Maly cernoch mu otevrel.
Jest pan Dismore donna
taZal Sc.
"Ano, pane" odpovedel Sc
zdVorilou uklonou moureninak.
Rad bych MIN mluvil. u
ved'te mne k nemu," adal Per
cy.
'Koho mann panu Dismorovi
oh asiti?"
"Ucinls lepe, Percy" radila
matka synovi. ''kdyz udaS ne
Jake CHI jmeno. Jsem jista, ze
t6 Ma tvoje jmeno nepredpu-
pu5ti.' -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-11
MuzzIIrn, &
kterfi jsou
nernocni!
I4ekarstvi aelektrina a
We spoienl.

| Nezalezi ma tom, komu sc
nepodarilo vas vyleciti, chci
pouze, abyste prisli ke mne a
poradili Sc Sc mnou, drive nez-
Ii pujdete k jinemu lekari.
Mole ceny jsou mike. Nebu-
deli mozno vas vyleciti, reknu
vam lined. Ucinim vam wy
hovujici splatky.
L6cenf: vsechny nemoci ner-
Vove, krevni, kozni, chronicle,
RUNE nemoci. muzske, dale
ncmoci ledvin a jine mimi spo
iene neduhy, ztratu pameti,
kamenky, {bez fezani), bola-
Ky vfedy, zvetsene mandle,
nadory, otravu krve, pistele,
rheumatism a vsechny muzske
ncmoci.
Doktor F. G. Leslie.
spccialista ma nervove, chroni-
clke, krevni a kozni nemoci.
Ufedni hod. Cd 8 do 8. V nede-
Ii Cd 10 dop. do 2 hod. odpol.
4l3 PROSPECT AVE. S. E.
-aE4-a+fffk+4-+3-f
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-24
FIND DEMOCRAT WHO IS
 NOT GOVERNOR CANDIDATE


 Phoenix, Dec 23.-Phoenix has one Bemocrat who will not be a candidate for governor at the next election, ae- cording to his own declaration. He is F. A. Jones, member of the state cor poration commission, who recently an nounced his intention of retiring to civil lie when his term with the com mission expires December 31. 1920.
 Some idle rumors. waiting out of the capitol rotunda and down the lane to the outside world, had it that the commissioner was grooming himself for the big job at the capitol, but when he was asked about those ru- mors Saturday he took occasion to knock them flat.
 The commissioner says that the governorship would be a real honor for any man, and that it would be nice to round out ones lifetime of activity by filling the chair, but that he has no intention of entering the lists.
 T have not the means for carrying on campaign he said Saturday ''even though political races are not what they used to be. If I allowed my friends to manage a campaign for me I would not be independent after ward. These two reasons, as anyone can see, preclude all possibility of my presence in the campaign
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-24
THERE AND THERE IN ARIZONA

mating metal, with gold and copper as a by-product, was that announced yesterday wherein the Davis Dunkirk and Poverty groups on Slate Creek pass over into new hands, known as the Silver Cycle Mining company
 There are tend mines involved in this huge transaction. negotiations for which had been under way for some months and were finally con summated this week
 The new operators are represented by Charles E. Malony and E. w. Meyers, both of San Francisco, and who are of the practical class of min ing men, as we'll as principals of the company, the latter being an authority in metallurey and formerly of Nevada The equity of Joseph Caspari in the Davis, a bond and lease, is acquired while others had control of the Dun kirk and the Poverty
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-24
ATTACK ON BURNING
 STOPE IS STARTED

Jerome. Ariz., Dec. 23.-The United Verde Copper company has started upon its long-projected attack upon the great burning sulphide stopes, near the old workings These ore bodies have been blazing ana smolder- ing for 20 years and have defied all efforts to extinguish their fires Now they. are to be bitten, away by enor- nous steam shovels and their ready made. calcines taken. down in steel hooped broad-gage cars to be dumped direct into the reverbefatorles of the company's smelter at Clarkdale The shovels are at work already, clear ing away a site for the new mine pow CT house and surface buildings, for the old smelte.' site above and the fine office building will go down as the shovels approach them q
 The tonnage to be gouged from the face Of the Black Hill range will ap- proximate 14,OOO,OOO cubic yards. All will be utilized for the filling in of ravines
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-24
MESA-TEMPE ROAD
 WORK SPEEDING UP

Mesa, Dec. 23.-Making more prog ress in the last week than was made in the first two months that the work was underway, the contractors on the Tempe-Mesa link of the state high way are pushing the pouring of ce- ment and to last evening had com pleted nearly three-quarters of the first mile out of Mesa.
 Anxious to get the job completed at the earliest possible date, the con tractors are utilizing every minute of time, and Sunday the work continued as usual. All through the day the heavily laden trucks wended their way from the quarry the other side of Tempe to the roadway, the leveling and grading crew was at work, and the crew or the cement mixer poured over a hundred yards more of road way.
 That there is actua.,y to be a ce- ment highway is already proven, for the first two or three hundred yards running west from the Mesa pave, ment, that was poured some weeks ago, was cleared off last week and travel is now permitted over it. All of the roadway is to be opened to traffic just as quick as the cement has been poured and it has time to set, the contractors stated.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-24
EXPECT TO DISCOVER
OIL IN MOHAVE COU

Chloride. Dec Excitement is running high in the Chloride Kerwin oil field, and well it may if the stories told by those who have been out and thoroughly examined the field can be relied upon
 Gas is bubbling out of the ground continuously and oil sediments form on top of the water in the water holes around,
 An iron pipe was driven into one of the shallow test holes on the Colorado River Oil & Gas companys property few days ago by. Geologist Martin. A can was soldefed over the top of the pipe and a needle valve placed in the top of it to let the pressure of gas es- cape if necessary. Before Mir Martin could make the test of the gas and pressure, can, pipe and all were, shot about forty feet into the air.
 The drilling rig has arrived at the river and as soon as the driller ar rives work will begin.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-24
SANTA CLAUS TO VISIT B|sB[E |.
 AS GUEST IF AMERICAN [EG|ON

Santa Claus will make his public appearance in Bisbee tonight on the plaza in front of the Phelps Dodge store, when he will distribute good things to the good little boys and girls of this city
 The ex-service men of l.. A. Engle, Jr., Post. American Legion, who are popular with Santa Claus because they saved this country in the war so that little boys and girls in Amer ica may continue to receive visits from jolly Santa for many Christ masses to come, have prevailed upon the kind-hearted old gentleman to stop off in Bisbee at o'clock this evening for visit.
 As all little boys and girls know. Christmas Eve is Santa's busiest time, and he has many other places to visit besides Bisbee, so all who want to see him are urged to be in the plaza promptly at : o'clock. Santa has promised the American Legion to stay until all the children have seen him and receive something from his hand.
 The visit of Santa Claus was ar ranged jointly by the business men of Risbee and the American Legion. the business men and merchants of the city having generously dug down in their pockets to buy new collars and harness for Santas reindeer and also feast for them. so that they may speed up Santa on the rest of his journey and make up for the time spent in Bisbee. Santa is visiting Bisbee under the auspices of the Le- zion. who planned the adventure and will act as a receptio ncommittee
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-24
CHRISTMAS RooEo TO BE
 HELD AT MIDLAND CITY

Miami, Dec. 3.-Plans for the Rodeo Christmas afternoon at Midland City ahe complete and the broncos are all ready for tine riders. The program is scheduled to begin at 1:3O D. m. and it win continue, it is announced until every cowboy has chance to ride his favorite bronco. Among oth- CTS, "Lupy' will also be on hand to give the cowboys chance to try their riding ability. "Lupy'' is said to be one of the widest little bronchoes yet found and a purse of $20O is to be hung up for the puncher that can ride "Lupy," said Horace Sheppard, the well-known Rodeo expert, today.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-24
TEMPE GIRL IS WEDDED
 TO MIAMI PHYSICIAN

Tempe, Dec. 23.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sandoz received word Monday. morning announcing the marriage of their daughter Hazel to pr. Slaughter of Miami. This was complete sur prise to the parents as we'll as the many friends of the bride. She is one of Tempe's most popular young ladies
 having lived here all her life. She is a graduate of the Tempe Normal school and for the last two years has been teaching in the public schools at Miami, and there met her husband. Dr. and Mrs. Slaughter will be in Tenn pc for New Years to visit the brides parents. ,-..
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-24
Stop Tuberculosis!

0uy Red Cross Stamps! Juy all you can afford and then some They help
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-24

But how about the you buy?
 Are you SURE that deadly germs lurking the roast you bought of FIDDLER because he did know animal was DISEASED when slaughtered?
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-24

The business men and merchants are also providing a splendid Christ mas tree on which Santa will hand his remembrances for the children. and which will shine forth. all in brilliant eolors, with a background of green and glistening white, in the plaza at ' o'clock this evening.
 Santa Claus has sent a message to the Legion asking that all children who wish to see him and the tree be there promptly.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-24

Are going take chance eating feeding children loved when for the same price that is U S. Inspected and passed at
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-24
IMPORTANT SILVER DEAL
 MADE IN SENATOR FIELD

Prescott, Dec. 23.-Whst probably is one of the most important mining deals ever closed in the .ena,ur ield, in which silver figures ss the dorn-
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-24

The Copper Queen hotel will serve an elaborate Xmas dinner Thursday (Christmas day), from 5:30 to 7:30 p. m.-Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-24

Special Xmas dinner will be served at the Copper Queen hotel Thursday Christmas day), from 5:3O to 7;1 D. m-Adv. V n
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-24

Entertainment committee of B. P. O.. F., No. 671, announce dance for Elks and their friends on New Years Eve.
 -Adv. 12-27-19
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-24

READ REVIEW WANT ADS
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-24
To the
Motorists:

With of giving Employees the right celebrate Christ the undersigned have agreed places all day Christmas
 Notice hereby the motoring public buy Gasoline and kind of supplies needed for large quantities to last from Wednesday night December morning, December 26h This also applies work all kind Special made to take of needs until the of Wednesday night December 24.
 Signed Brophy Garage & Supply Go. Lowell Motor Southern Arizona Auto Go Long Trail Garage nrrI c. c.. Presto-Lite Battery Service ''iN oe-'i-e o''uo" Frank lhayer Western Vucanzins Shop F. J. Keogh &1 Co., Borderand Auto Lowell Auto Co. Ford G.,.ae
 Iholef Osen-1Shg Dump Garage
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-04-11
GET A WRINKLE"

Dr.. j. r. Jewell, dean of the de-
partment of education at the Uni
versity of Arkansas, gave a very in
teresting informal lecture at the high
school Thursday afternoon of last
week. He told of the first school
that he attended and showed an old
Webster Elementary blue back spell
Ter, the only book that was used in
that school, When he had finished
it and could spell every word he had
learned all that could be learned in
that school and was considered very
we'll educated. DR.. Jewell tried to
impress upon the minds of the stu
dents the purpose of their educat-
ton. The purpose he said is to get
He said that every time
a student learned something new he
got wrinkle on his brain. He left
with the high school this motto.
Get a Wrinkle"
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-04-11
NJ Il. CHURCH

Sunday will be day of special In
terest at every service. At the Sum
day school hour will be a Soldier OF
the Cross" service, one of the most
important of the year. The Palm
Sunday sermon at II o'clock VIII
have the subject, The Challenge OF
the Saviour" Miss Scurlock viii
lead the Epworth League hour and
the discussion will be on Prayer.
At 500 .. m. there will be shown
reproductions of some of the world
famous paintings representing scenes
in the Passion Week. This is Palm
Sunday and we earnestly request all
our folks to observe this day as well
as Easter in a fitting and Worship
full way. Prof. Pickett will speak
as a Methodist Minute Man at the
evening hour.