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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
GRID RIVALS To CLASH IN
FLOOR SPORT FRIDAY NIGHT
WHEELING HIGH QUINTET TO
CLASH WITH LINSLY FIVE
FRIDAY EVENING.
Game VIII Be Played in The wheeling
High School Gymnasium And VIII
Be Featured by Much Rivalry.

Tn" Wheeling High and lAnsly lnsti-
tGt" basketball teams viii clash FRIDAY
'N"nIuy ~ eight o'clock III IN" Wheel
NIX high school gymnasium.
Wheeling and D:nsly are deadly ~
walls both on thu rridirvr, and on the
h""r. and ! hard fought contest VII ~
doubt result. because Of tn, great rival
rH
The DlI ri"Id and Blu" lads are anN.
.uus l." r"drciIr themselves because or
their mise Irbl. showing last week al
SirubcnNIllc IN the second half.
Coach k~.lisor - putting his cohorts
through som, s"verc work N the rudi-
mtntS uf the game, and ,NpcCtS them 10
hc IN good shape trr the game inns
Wcek end with tho Cadets
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
CATHEDRAL LOST
Cadets Lost to Claysvtlle High Last
Evening by 1926 Score.

EVANSVILLE. Ia. Jan. @,.--'athe-
drnI High school IL Wheeling lost a
hard fought game 10 IN" ClaysN'll" gum
rnt here tonight. ny a score IF "S-@".
Tho locals Won the game during the
last two minutes Of play. when tathc.
draI Was leading by two points and
Sprowls and Rlayr"y tossed IN u field
goal apiece.
Tn" visitors lead n ~" scoring all
the wav At tn" completion Of time for
the hrs. half cathedral lcd LIE and
kept ur this lead un'N Inc last lew
moments OF the game.
Friday evening tn" cathedral cadets
Will meet Mount flea s1N' High at The
Cathedral NrmCrN.
summary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28

Rutherford. n. J., on Sunday nerninE.
WcEsddrn The deceased was born ard
reared in Moundsville. W. Va The DodS
viii be taken to Indiana. Pa TO u
home If her husbands sister. mrs. 81;
b, Taylor. where funeral services WA
he conducted this afternoon =, -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
5TACEF|G
IN BAHAMAS

MIAMI. Fla, Jan. @1.--Fcrmission t"
stag" a w"rld's championship bout pc,
tween RcnnI" Leonard. lightweight
champion Of the world and Freddie
welsh. English champion. was granted
Monday By SIT William Ailcrdy"", GOV,
ernor- general Of the Bahama Islands. u
was learned here today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
WALDORF SMOKER

LAST evening a large number OF local
sport fans attended tho weekly smoker
Of the Waldorf \. \ Several four
round bouts were put on. among them
BEING Young Crock. versus Goo"
S;cwar'. Francis F'ord-FTanSie Ritz:
Frances Ford-KIt Smith local black
hnpcD and Young Na$"h"r and Pete
Henderson.
Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
CHALLENGE

Tho WlcnIcs OF B"llaIr" would I'k" 10
besr from thA Columbia Club Nidgc'S.
Renwood y. NJ Students or any Other
amateur teams for games: can Bel
Ia:re t22-R and ask for Tom rEt"'ch
., so and + clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
ZILL THE VICTOR

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. Jan. @7.-Tony
I,u Of YOUNGSTOWN. rurpOintrd BOBBY
Ward. st Paul. IN u slash!ns twelve
round bout here tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
Albert u. Stuart,

(srcciaI Dispatch to The Intelligencerl
HARRISBURG, Jan. 27.--The body OF
Albert f. Stuart. so, member OF the 10
cal firm OF the Stuart-McM Co.
plumbing and heating engineers. wa,
brought here today from Grafton. Wher:
he died last night in the City hospital
Of pneumonia. after days illness. Hs
leaves n widow and three children. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
Mrs, Fannie Anderson

Especial Dispatch to rhe Intelligencerl
WESTON. w. Va. Jan. 27.-Psralyhs
caused the death today at her home IL
Weston OF Mrs. Fannie ID: Anders0n.
* wife Of Major G. f. Anderson. Sh!
was native Of Clarksburg and hac
several relatives there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28

Field goals Paul Srhalfcr =. Bred
'nr ;, Strit&"i ., luuk'rs | I"c Srhnf-
fer !: J. S"h"f"r .: Si"cu |. HASKELL
Suhsl.iulI"nS. J Srhdnor for Junk
ms: HiN,r"amp TOR Haskell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
Thomas Obseuuics,

The funeral OF Mrs. Anna Thomas.
wife OF John Thomas. was held yester-
day morning from the family residence
IN Ally 3. Requiem high mass was
celebrated at the AsSyr!an church In
tcrmcnt was made in Mt. Calvary ceme-
terry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
30 DAYS IN IAIL

WVlion, Merton vae arrpiCrcd h"for"
Squire " T. WukhaN ~ N" la.l last
.l,.rru. "u p, rlrrc' 1T Jurnrlnc 4 board
Mn g. w. fined g, md ~ lieu Of
IA lrr"rt Nj, committed to jail for 30
da?&.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
Rules Changes Would
Benefit Diamond Game
BASEBALL RULE COMMITTEE HAS CHANCE TO
ACCOMPLISH MUCH AT MEETING TO BE
SpITBAII, SHINEBALI. BAKE AND OTHERS
WILL BE BROUGHT UP FOR DISCUSSION.

ORGANIZED baseball j. hnally tumeilns
~ Ire fat that It has been asleep Tor
the past dccad"
We are actually - have n meeting ~
n Joint rules committee IN Chicago next
month The atufUdH e base ball pr"
rioters generally. by the way. Tor years
has been reflected IN N" rules
No, SINCE the FOUL strike rule came
into effect. about fttesp seasons back.
has an innovation been attempted IN the
manner OF play q: Americas greatest
summer game
This lack ~ initiative. lack Of char
,.Ier 10 cX7ar,rn.n:. IS typical OF the
business men IN whose hands rest the
d.stinrcs 81 the game. There haS al,
WAYS Been a disposition t" let wei
onough-alorr. 10 "p"rat" al"nS wsilNs-
rahnshAi lines OF routine. simply pc
cause y has always been customary 20
to do ~
,iGodness knows - IS unG 70 pay
some attention 10 the rules. me Sa.t-
"ode IS supposed 70 Apply 20 %So ~ NJ
leagues FOR instance. But Hach ~ ,ns
rwo puts various interpretations even
on the rules OF play. ,,,,
The lnfcld ny il interpreted d,tINr
entity by the umprIes % tne respecttn ,e
leagues So Is the nalN. lheSe axe WI
examples cited OF many.
Freak deliveries are soon /" % put
on trial BY the SolonS. y ts" "rchS
ago some ~ the radicals had tho Spi'
ball. shinebalI and their hS% 'e'r nSona.
-,nda has died out There seems lItlc
chance that any action against freaN
ritching will De taken. ,.
That would mean initiative. n'Sp"S'
tIon 70 gamble. And the maSnateS NO
10 r,,ay II safe At all times. though inc
long suffering public would relish some
thing new. even II it should turn OUT 10
DO foolish
VICTORY Is WHAT COUNTS:
Those opposing tho spitoall ana tne
shinnbal say the deliveries should %
condemned because they tend 10 SLOW
nm tho game But usually II viii Do
found that the umpires IN charge arc
responsible -.
some umpires hav- the faculty. or
making the boys hustle from start 20
finish They tnish their days work %eII
within two hours regardless OF VINO may
do me pitching Other officials have
hard tino beating the currew II tnero
/. any run scoring 20 speak OF.
For every argument there ~ re-.
nutr,l Some fans love long drawn Out
etching duels others Low" slustestS.
some rcvel In keen scientific anaiySiS;
others have certain IDOLS FOR when they
20 out 70 root
Bur after all the main idea IS ror tnS
Nome team 70 win. ~ matter now: II
victory is attained ny sp"rtmahhNe
methods.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
BROUGHT TO JAIL

Deputy. Sheriff Earl rrttc"rd arrived
from Ptt%hurch lart evening Win Wiz
,au Miller. who - charged VIII non-
support Miller WAS lodged ia Jn'!.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
Mrs Cora P. McFadden.

N'nrl was received IN tins Clty OF the
death Of Mrs. Cora ?. McFadden. OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28

SNN~ n WfIONS- SN"NhlN Tor TN0WN-
son. 'r.nm Ter Jones'.
Field goals: Lev. ) Thompson. :"
Houston. !: Eoh-l /: Shr"hIH. |. N!ay-
ncy. i: BURNS. :: Sprowls. ;.
Referee. Srruwls.
Time Of halves: Twenty minutes
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-29
Downtown. Phone Us.
Lamar or 1871 Prompt Free Delivery
GERNSBACHER BROS. co.

Goldstein entertained with shower
Sunday, October oath for their sis
ter, Miss Fannie Goldstein, Novem-
Der bride. Games of bunco and bridge
were enjoyed by number of guests.
In bridge Mrs. Herman Miller won
high score and in bunco, Mss Fannie
Abrams. Both presented the bride
with their prizes. A very enjoyable
afternoon was passed and the bride
was the recipient of many elegant
gifts. Out of town guests were: Mrs.
Barney Goldstein Of Houston; Mrs.
Harry Goldstein Of Tulsa, Okla; Mrs.
Jacob Winterman, Mrs. Herman Klar
and Mrs. Martha Klar, Miss Lille
Goltz and Mrs. d. Goltz, and Miss
Fannie Dederman Of Dallas. Delicious
refreshments and candies were served
throughout the afternoon.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-29

cepted it, always striving for i'm
provement and hoping in the course
Of year the real necessity Of an or
considered vital to the Jewish people
Of the community. That fathers and
Of the hommunity. That fathers and
mothers would see the necessity Of
their sons having a young mems club
with the proper environments and
that the Strengthening of their bod
les as well as. their minds would not
be overlooked, and the older men
would take advantage and enjoy a So
cial, physical and moral life, such as
only could be harbored in an institu-
tion of this kind.
This year again the same offer of
physical director has been offered, but
has not been accepted, as there is a
question in my mind after consider
able thought and seven long years of
labor whether this is a one mans Job.
OF all the organizations in the city
of Fort Worth is thehe not one who
wishes to be of real benefit by fos-
tering the habits of this organization,
by helping financially and morally the
upbuilding Of this one real necessity
of this city.
We have gymnasium without
semblance Of apparatus. We have a H.
brary with several books. We have a
few members, we have little enthus-
iasm. Why not a mass meeting of
every organization in the city; and by
joint amalgymation Of funds raised
at this meeting equip the gym" and
ante-room, from directorate body
composed Of two or more members
from each Of these organizations?
am taking this n cans Of calling
or Rabbi Abramowitz to formulate
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-29
THE FORT WORTH Y. NJ. II. A.
1921.
By B. Freefeld.

As the fall season is here, the
abundance Of vigor and vitality, that
homes with it is creeping into the
blood and we hear on every hand, in
quiries how about the Y. M. II. A.?
What is it doing this year? What
about Sym work, its social activi-
ties, hikes and general program?
The writer, who, for the past seven
years has been physical director and
has fought these battles from the bot
tom basement Of the old school to its
present location on the third floor Of
the Hebrew Institute, and by the way
one Of the finest "gyms" in the state.
Each year the organization has prof
cred its offer Of physical director to
the writer and each year he has &C.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-29
Please Phone News Items to Lamar
$3.50, Rosedale 1888, or 455.

Big Halloween dance given by the
Jewish Athletic Club Sunday night,
October 31st, at the Hebrew Institute
at 8 o'clock. A good time is assured
to everyone. Admission 25c. Every
body come. Remember the place, He
brew Institute. Time o'clock. When,
Halloween night, October 31st.
Don't forget the big Halloween
Dance at the Hebrew Institute Octo-
Der 31st, at s o'clock.
Don't forget the big Halloween
Dance at the Hebrew Institute Octo-
Der 31st, at s o'clock.
Don't forget the big Halloween
Dance at the Hebrew Institute Octo-
Der 31st, at s o'clock.
Fort Worth Lodge No. 14S, Progress
sive Order of the West, will hold 6
special meeting next Sunday, October
81, at the Hebrew Institute, at $3.50 p.
m. The Grand Secretary Of the Order,
Morris Shapiro if st. Louis, will De
present and address the members and
also Rabbi Abramowitz and others
will max talks. All members are urg-
ed to be present.
An important call of the Miriam
Club will be held Sunday afternoon
at three o'clock, at the residence oil
Mrs. Louis Morris, Ills South Hen
derson street. All members are urged
to attend.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-29
Dinner Honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Lipshitz.

Miss Anna Herman, niece Of Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Lipshitz, entertained
with very elaborate dinner, October
25th, in honor of their fifteenth we'd
ding anniversary. Only relatives and
very intimate friends were present.
Mrs. Lipshitz received many beauti-
full gifts from the guests. The table
was beautifully decorated with cut
flowers and course dinner was serv-
ed to the following: Misses Goldie
Lipshy, Mamie Lipshy, Ida Lipshy,
Blanche Herman, Bernice Cohen, Rose
Levin, of Hartford, Conn.,; and the
hostess Miss Anna Herman, Mines. S.
Lipshitz, J. Lipshy, Seitel, VIM. Cor
don, l. Cohen, Harry Hoffman, H.
Cohen, Suskin, J. Levine, Deiches, D.
Herman, Wacksman; Messrs. Sam
Lipshitz, ]. Lipshy, l. Cohen, Max
Herman, Harry Bockstein, Clarence
Goldberg, Alex Marshall, Irwin Hoff-
man, Harry Lipshy, j. Levine, S. Suis-
kin and Seital.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-29

Watch for further notice Of the big
dance Armistice eve for the Kadimah
Circle at the Hebrew Institute.
Mrs, J. P, Friedman and Mrs, H. A.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-29

Synagogue Ahavath Sholem: Fri
day evening services at 8 o'clock. Sat-
urday morning at s o'clock. Sabbath
School Saturday morning, 10 o'clock.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-29
Temple Beth-El

Temple Bethel
Corner Galveston and Broadway.
DR.. George Fox, Rabbi
Services Friday evenings at 8 o'clock.
Saturday morning at II o'clock.
Sabbath School Saturday at $3.50,
Sunday at 1890.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-29
Page Four
FORT WORTH NEWS|
NOTICE..

Regular meeting Of Isidor Straus
Lodge No. $40, I. O. B. B., first and
third Wednesdays Of each month at 8
o'clock p. m. at the Hebrew Institute.
SAM LIPSHITZ, President.
DIR. MAURICE COIN, Secy.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-29
List of Contributors.

List Of Contributors to the "War
Sufferers Plate" on Erev Yom Kip
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
LETTERS OF TESSIE AND JOE

| Dear Tessie:
I'm delighted to hear YOU had to throw
out the home brew The kick of home
| brew Is liable To prove a stab in the back
| so to speak. In many cases the kick of u
mule would bc n welcome relief in com
| parison. \ man that krows anything of
the ways Of the world will lay of Of home
| brew If only for the reason that the peo-
pie that make II are always SO generous
with Ii, and that nlore is sign of danger
IN this hard boiled world of personal prop
ertv owners Not that I'm ore of these
lorg-haircd short Drained birds that think
the government should own everything.
First let il own the politicians irstead of
the politicians owring the government
Cries Of Il Heart Hear aud Keep Your
Shirt Ont0
Well comirp back to home brew. which
| hope Incver Will, customer whispered to
me not long ago that he had sloughcd up
some sort of an illegal concoctIon and in
vItcd me home To expose myself to It.
Sample il WAS his flowsry way of ex-
pressing IT, Ordinarily, Tcssic. I'd just as
soon take chance on trying out some
new kind Of deadly explosive TO obhgc
a passing fanatic, but my motto IS. or
was, anything 10 obhgc a customer
So | stepped bravely forth with him
hke ore ot ktnR Arthur good knlRht
shirts in the days of chivalry. The only
difference was. this was day of shivcrN.
believe me Shivery and fevery. | stood
orc broadsidc and then my conscience my
common sense and my physical system MI
cried out 10 me 10 lay off Too late You
cant back ont after drinking volley Of
home brew like YOU can when you merely
step on; on the railroad racks between four
gallopiug express trains. Late that night
paid the doctor what he said owed hlm
and charged my motto TO IT'S present form
as follows Anything to please n customer,
except that
Self preservation WASH I such bad form
Of death in the old days when you could
preserve yourself little bv little IN the good
alcohol OF hoI est commerce but tunes
have changed, Tcsslc. old spouse. and it's
far better to wait rs paticnil, as you can for
a natural death.
Aft.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23

4 long long time ago the Goblins SAY
chat the turtle did not have hard shell
IN which to live as II does now. and though
the turtle could swim. II was soft. iieShy
creature. much like n frog.
Tho story is that ore right when the
Goblhs were holding a festival the turtles
hclp,d them. and 50 were gwen their hard
sh, lis for homes in payment.
II secms that the Gohllns had gnn
a. the dell where the ferries usually he d
their midnight frolIc. and. not waiting for
the midnight hour. the little fellows had
hrguu their pranks before the FAIRIES
came alorg
\ ou arr on our grourd. said they
when the stroke Of midnight sounded
y ou will have 10 leave at once.
Now the Goblins knew that the Queen
Was not with her fairies, for they had seen
her driving her pearl chariot along moon
beam path 10 call on Mr. Moon Man, so
thu mpish little Goblins only capcrcd
more, tumhlirg ard jumping and poking
the ialrieS with their pointed fingers ard
saving they were there first and they
intended o. stav
They krcw. too. that the fairies nj
wav- left their wards under the bushes
at the cdgc Of the dell 50 they could
not drive them awav and they made sure
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
LITTLE BENNY'S NOTEBOOK
BY Lee Papc.

Last mite We started TO eat slppir.
heiTg veel stew with moro stew than
veel mo SAVING. Watts for diE1ert MAJ
Well for goodniSs sakes. he's hard
" started has suppir ard he wunts 10
know watts for dlzycrt, we'll for goodniss
sakcs. sed ma.
He wcrks'fas that boy Sod pop. and
my sister Gladdls sed Wy don't YOU ask
MATS for brcktlst tonorrc"
wv don't vou powdc- Your nose a
little more 50 people can see II s blocks
away rsted Of onv blocks | sed
Benny don't descend to the personal
scd pop and scd, Well G heck she
descending TO II amt She
Lat vo'ir sl!ppIr. sod pop
NiGh ] kcpp on dong wondering how
mutch room to lcevc for dlzzcr, ,rsted
OF knowing Nackly like genrcllv do.
aud after vile Wat did Morn hrIrg IN
but hig glass dish pack full Of prucns
Holcy Moses watts that" scd
Dlzzert. wat does II look like sed
ma ard | sed Well gosh 6 wIzz Il don't
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23

- ,iarCc between he fairies ard the path
thar Ird - the VandS while thcy tcaScd
Them ur'li the, were glad o. slt down and
Keep puIot
The t,ohll,S wu.ild not III them 90
nut o, the doll Tor fear thcv would get
thclr wands and return and work some
mage trick upon them 81 there sat the
ttlc fairies with tears of veNation in
thclr cunning owes. While the saucy Cob
ms truhckCd over their mossy playground
But suddenly one lttlc Goblin hAppcppd
e. l,,nk ny and there hC saw coming down
the usorhcam path the Queer and her
Vh;tc rahbit horses vcrr running very last
H. uuirkly whispered II hlS mates
trhaC them " hat hc saw. end th,A knew
th.t ou lard that ujCLf hero Wa> 10 c~,apa
tor 'hru orccfhr Iauv Quccr heard from
the ta,rc- how thrS had been trcatad
Tn, water ~aid ono Cobra II W.
could ct ou' there and swim about III I'll
u J. time iar ht ialrlr, g1t, thclr work
~ Z, home ~ COULD escape h, wrath uf
III, Queen
81 the Gubiine ran down - the waters ;
cdsC bur there were no hlt> pf bark or
in leaves tor boats. and They We're al
most n de~p9r ot escaping from he FAIRY
I}uceu who MAS by this time almost ln
The doll when turtle ha' had been rest
nc rcarhr under a bush came crawling
SLOWLY out
i will help YOU to escape he sald
] vii csll my brothers You can climb
on our hscks and We viii SWIM about with
YOU until & is safe for vou to 60 hone
There wss NO t'mr 4 hc .o>t for now
thu Queen Was in the dcl aud ii>tarng
D. tho complaints NJ her fairies
Few minutes the turtle had called
his brothers ana on Their backs scrambled
the t,ohIns and when the angry Queen
AMI her children came gown n the water
the C,ahllns were lar ont 81 thcir mach. Tor
the fairies never q o0 the Watcr unless tho
hiC cavcS er, there 'ar hnat>
Whcn AZ last the tairns had gone
ana tho davhghf STRAINED .Ita nc dell
tn, turtles top> tn, C,uhIns - the bauk
and when the Vcro asked how TIE Cob J.
ln> could r"pal their kindness one turtle
begged th.t '!I,y hc give. nj. G, ir which
thcs COULD dwell - that no other animai
could enter
the C,ahdu> gaze them shells each =
separstc hauc Is -'~ oUlt sud from [ hat
,.a1 Ia, tar'., .ui 81 :: ms rclefioas have
vor1i hAra shell c1vc rirg~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
DAILY ECONOMY CALENDAR
Copyright. 1918. by tho Mcclure Nuws-
nAucr AYudicain Nnx Nnrk OILY
DOES IT PAY?

During the war IL was important that
we should carry on conservation Of food
and other household supplies 20 SO great
an extent that almost any sort of cnnser-
walton, no matter how much of tho house
wife's time IL involved, was looked upon
with favor. We had been such n nation
Of wasters that it did not seem possible
10 ovcr-emphnaize the Importance Of the
housewives economy of materials.
But we must not lose track Of the fact
that aftor all food, materials and other
household supplies arc not worth any more
TO society than the labor they represent.
That is pound Of -four is worth just ex-
notlv as much aa the labor that has been
involved in planting and growing the
wheat, the milling Of the -four and the sell
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23

70 conl IL burning pretty we'll i -
po.Iblo that you viii not got enough good
coal from sitting the used coal 10 make the
operation worth while II in not n diff
cult thing 10 find out
OF course there IL always the c0neidcra-
ton That the time spent in this would not
be spent in any other way. Well, ~ IL
pretty safe 10 say TINT, though the heaise-
wife would not spend the time actually
IN taking IN money, there are always
things that ahe might do TINT would make
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23

ing Of IT, Therefore II in order 10 con-
serve that much -four you spent far more
time than the -four was economically
worth then you were not actually being
economical Mt ali
That is why we do not mike lnmp-
lighters wnste of time Take the mat
ter of sitting coal There ia no abstract
virtue III saving few pieces Of coal if the
time involved in sitting the coal IL out
Of proportion 10 the actual cost nf the eoal
II your furnace is acting aa IL should and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23

look like diIzcrt, how can prucns look
like dizyertP
There's no law to compel you to eat
them, ! believe, sed ma sourcastic, and
] sed, Well gosh G WIZ, ma, If Id of
knew VIC was going to have pr,iens in
sted of dizzert | wouldent Of left eny
room, gosh G., ma, how can pruens be
dizzert? How can onythinR you don't
even like for brekfst be dizzert?
DO you wunt eny dizzert or don't
you? sed ma
! don't call pruens dizxert, sod. Wich
| don't, and ma sed Well then lcovo the
table, and sed, Well holey smoaks I've
went and left n space now and ] han to
fill it with stmthing so il mite as well be
pruens.
How very considerate of you, sed
ma. And she gave me g small size pruens
trying TO look like diszert in saucer and
| looked a hem vile in diskust and then
filled the space with them