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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-08
BAZAAR IS ATTRACTING
 LARGE CROWDS

Only one more day left to visit the Sisterhood bazaar in the grill room of the Liberty building, which is at tracting large crowds daily.
 The most interesting feature is the wonderful art gallery in charge of Leonard Asheim, displaying many rare collections of paintings and studies imported from Europe. Aside from this, there are booths of all kinds containing articles of food, fancy work and crockery which are for sale.
 Murray's orchestra furnished music for those who care to trip the light fantastic, and Miss Minerva Pious amuses the children with her story telling.
 Herman Walder,> the general chair man in charge, is greatly pleased with the results thus far and in be- half of his committee wishes to eX- tend a vote of thanks to all the merchants in the city who so kindly lent helping hand to make this af~ fair such a decided success. David Feuer acted as assistend chairman, with Mrs. Sigmund Loewith super vising the women's committee.
 Miss Helen Rosenthal looked charming attired in the dainty organ dy, flame colored frock with 100 pockets. In each pocket was use fu1 article for sale. The fair closes tonight at 12 o'clock.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-08
FAILS AT SUICIDE.

Sheridan, Wyo., Dec. 8-Joseph Daly, a homesteader failed in his at tempt at suicide but succeeded in crippling himself for life. ..-.. :, . :, Daily rigged up a shotgun with string on the trigger in such fashion that he could fire the weapon with the muzz1e against his body. He placed the muzzle directly over his heart but lost his nerve as he yanked the string, the charge of shot nearly blowing his left arm and shoulder from his body. ..s +-9
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-08
OBITUARY
Ernest Broadly.

Ernest Broadly.
 Ernest Broadly died this morning at the age of 40 years at his late resi- dence 399 Nichols street. He was employed as a machinist at the Salts Textile Co.,, and was member of the Magma Charter Lodge and Sons of St. George. He is survived by his mother, Mrs Anna Broadly, and his sister, Mrs. Samuel Theaker of Bris- ton, Corn Interment will be at Lake view cemetery.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-08

FRIENDS OF Mrs A. D. FLOOD
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-08
NEW HAVEN PRESS
 AGENT KEEPS BUSY

George Weiss New Haven baseball club has one of the greatest preSs agents in the United States as shown by the announcement that Wa1tkr Johnson, the Idaho Wonder, has puf- chased $5,000 worth of stock in the club. Last summer it was announced that Ty Cobb had bought 5,000 worth of stock and the next announcemeI1 may be expected to take in cBahe Ruth.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-08

INVITATIONS HAVE BEEN is- sued for a dancing party to be given on New Years Eve by Kramer Mich olson, son of Judge and Mrs. E. K Nicholson of Park avenue, and Trulock Hatheway. son of MT. and Mrs. George T. Hathaway of Clinton avenue at the Hathaway residence. About 60 members of the younger set have been bidden.
 FRIFNDS nE Mrs All ET non
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-08
of South avenue will be sorry to hear that she is seriously ill at her home,

BEGINNING NEXT WEEK WED NESDAY, the Ladies' Aid Society of the First Methodist Episcopal. church will take orders for homemade mince pies, plum buildings and other good ies for Christmas which they will make Mrs. Orville Rector of Iran istan avenue is president of the so- ciety.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-08
PERSONALS

MRS. GEORGE T. MCCARTHY, SR., of Iranistan avenue has so inn proved in health after her tedious illness, that she will soon leave for Hot Springs Virginia, to recuperate for several weeks.
 MIR. AND MRS. WILLIAM s. BUCKLEY have arrived home from their honeymoon trip and are resid- ing on Golden Hill street. Mrs. Buck
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-08

Fl PaSo sheriff asserts that Mrs Clara Smith Hamon is in Mexico.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-08
THE TInEs: "WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1e2o

ley was formerly Miss Gertrude F'raw- ley before her maria ge.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-08
Electric Vacuum
 Cleaner

No home should be without this efficient labor-sayine time-saving cleaner, espe- cial1y when it can be pur- chased at this price and on easy terms. Has large dust bag and all exposed parts are aluminium.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-08
Boys Pajamas

An unusually attractive style in outing flannel. The flannel is of the best quality and the stripes are in delicate shades. The models are of the practical, style with band necks on the coats, frog fasteners and pearl b,,++o,,e .s..y>- .f... .:..
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-09
SCR1SOARE

Montreal, Oct, 1920.
Onor. Adm Jurnolului J
"AMERtCA"
.Jurnalul ce cu Qnoare conducetl
mia fost lmingaiere in timpul
misiunei mele departe de tara,
parte din elc le vol lua Gu mine in
tara pentru arata Rominilor ca 81
in Occident, adica departe de tara
81 neam. Rominii adjust de soarta
sunt strinsi legati prin diferite So
cietati, ba 81 cu gazeta Tor de lu-
nina.
Pentru suparArile ce va fac, va
rog s;t ma ertati, 81 pentru ca pe
ziua de 6 Octombrie misiunea mes
s'a terminal, pc aceiasi ii urmeaz;
sa ma intors in tara, 81 pima la ex
tpirarea abonamentului meu, v;
rog trimiteti jurnalul bunului pric
ten ce Lam avut la Philadelphia
VIM Perlman, 2204, No. Van Pelt
Multuminduva pentru acest'
servicii, WI salut,>
! DUMITRTU.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-09
.DN fU(A 0)NDfU[UI

Tn aviator bulnavindu-Se a
chemat un doctor. care, dupa .
cercetare a,n1huntita, ne stllnd
-profesiunea bolnavsllui. la reco-
mandat exercitii la act curat.
Ss
E foarte lezne sd dovedesti ca
cineva nu-i att de destept pc
cit Sc crede. dar abtineti-va.
Yeti cistiea un dunnan.
A
DAca fcmcie nu poatc. amari
altfel barbatul ii va. spune fiicel
sale sd fic mai Gu lninte ca ca 81
sd nu Sc marite.
g
lAvind in vedere ca Sc aprppic
alegerile II ar strica daca d-ns
Watkins. sofia cantlidatuh,; US
catilor Ia prcsedeltic, a" ma
| repeta odata cum il spala barha
batelul rufele.
A
Romfnii fabricanti de rachit
Sc burzuluieSc lrit cdnd, Isl vac
l
numele publicat in ziarele romI
nesti. Parerea lor este ca ln zla
rominesc sd nu publice de ci
numai ispravurile altor natiuni
81 despre rothini numai atunci
eind sunt decorate sau cumpar;
|vre-un autOmObI.
50
| Gu toatc ca tacdrea ca mla
rea. unii n 'au rabdarca sd te as
cutie pima le spui zece cuvinte
mai Gu seama cind Sc STINT cl
musca pc elciula.
e
| Daca mar Fl Iunganii ala il
haine vinete. rosii ar avea me
multi aderenti in tara aceasta.
i @
| In sistem practic de a control
pc internationalii DIN tara acea
sta "a fost inventat de maioru
oras1llui Martins Ferry. care le-
impus sd tina cuvIntarile il
limba tarii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-09
Oaza pacii din Orient.

LoNDRA. : Gu toate rapoarte-
le ce sustin contrarul, este un loc
in Europa unde pacea 81 prosperi.
tatea domnesc. ST, de necrezut cum
pare. acest loc Sc afla in Russia.
in noua republica numita Geor
gia. urmele rasboiului sunt invizi
bile. in acest principal, care este
incuniurat de marea Neagra $
Caspica la vest 81 est, de Armenia
la sud 81 de Caucazia la nord, ESTE
linistit 81 aci viata este complec1
normala, dupa cum spune ministru
de externe al sus numitea repub
lei. care a sosit la Londra sprc
discuta uncle chcstii cu ministrr
afacerilor externe al Marei Brita
nil.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-09
||NFORMATlUN|
"a zile a refuzat Sc minc4.

WASHINGTON. - Pc cind
Benjamin j. Salmon, unul care
din principii contra rasboiulNi
81 care, din aceasta ca,lza a fost con
damnat la inchisoare, refuza Sc
mince din Is Iulie de cind a fost
admis in spitalul Elizabeth, avoca-
til lui Salmon 1ncearca ca Sal els.
tigc libertatea.
Liga pentru libertatile civile il
ajuta. \
Cind fost adus la spitalul Eli
zabeth, din lagarul Fortului Do
uglas, Utah, Salmon, a carui domi
ciliu in Colorado, a ref,Hat Sc
primeasca mincarea. Gu toate sue
cesele rartiale de al hranii Gu for
ia, Salmon refuzat sa m1nca A.
de zile.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-09

Uncle n ziarele opozitiei prevail Cd la toana ven
ur guvern de concentrare compus din frntas tor par
deor dupa cum spus della inceputul vetei pArlaen
tare Romniei Mari ca numa asa putea e cAp4 ttu
lor potoeariilor sar pea aseza tara pc teee sand
toasa 1ice acum ca acesta eacu dar aree guvernulu
resund: vrabia inaau viseAzs Gu ate cavnte boerii
boier in impu rasboului voesc Sd psce dea sacnl
Gu graunte
y vsdem e W fl ii ID tosunnI 81 " urcs lsulf.,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-09

w Al1dIIlS va VOIOl QeSpTe CneS-
tia muncitoreas&.
Whiting Williams va vorbi de-
spre chestia muncitoreasa la Came
ra 0bmerciala, Joia viitoare.
Williams a cheltuit mutt timp ca
Sc studieze relatiile dintre munci.
tori 81 patroni, lucr1nd prin fab
rici ca ziler. Dupa sase luni petre-
cute prin fabrici in Statele Unite
s'a dtts in Anglia, Wales 81 Scotia
funde a facut cefcetari similare.
Cuvintarea lui Williams va Fl
ih&tratd de expcrientele lui cisti-
gate printre ntlncitori. Dorinta lui
era ca Sc ale punctll de vedere al
fhunctorilor 81 a scrie un studiu a.
supra acestei probleme att dc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-09
Greva din Pennsylvania
sf1rsita.

WTLKES-BARRE, Pa. = Gre
va celor 10000 de mincri della mi
nele de carbuni din statul Penn
sylvania au decis ca sd Sc intoarca
la lucru dupa ce companiile s'au
invoit ca sc canceleze toatc<contrac
tele ce are cu anteprenorii de mine.
I.ucratorii s'au 1ntors la munca
All.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-09
Isl face lagaru pentru noapte
be strada.

pc strada.
San Francisco. - Jim Creary,
Sylvester King 81 Lonis Hespner
tras caruta cu care facusera 0
calatorie de la ferma appropriate
in mijlocul stazii in apr0piere
de portul de unde pleaca vapoa-
rele pentru excursiuni, 81 au ia
cut focul, pregatindu-se sa-si
faca lagarul pentru poposi III
aceia noapte in mijlocul strazii
Tn politist care ia> vazut, a
luat pc cei trei ''muschetari" s
ia pus sd Sc odihneasca in tenn.
nita lar bietnl cal Ia dus intr'u In
grajd.
s
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-09

LONDRA. - Zlarul Morning
Post anunta ca e informal din sur
Sc authoritative ca Sac Ke Alfred
SEE, ambasadorul chinez din Ang.
liza fost numti ca ambassador pen.
tru Statele Unite, lar in locul lui a
fost numit Wellington Koo.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-09
Celmai mare mar.

LONDRA. = .Acum de curind
s'a raportat ca la Westcliff-on-
Sea s'a afTM I'm mar care cintarea
II funt 81 cinci ounce 81 jumatate.
~Accasta dste GU un ounce 81 juma-
tate mai greu ca Gel mai greu mar
,cunoscut pima acm.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-09
Jciderea cerbilor interzisa.

Helena, Mont. = Acesta va Il
ultimul an pSntru vinarea dc
de cerbi in Montana despartea
parcului Yellowstone National
Park, cum a anuntat j. DeHart
Ell crede ca opinia publlca $
intirziarea ell rcdeschiderea SO
zonului va zadarnici repetarea
yinatOarei i'm exces din anul tro
cut, cind mai multi de 1000 dt
cerbi an fost ucisi, cer0ii car
traiau prin acest pare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-09
Oamenii grasi sunt Gel mai bun

Los Angeles. Din observa-
tile facute de catra j. w. Cline,
seful biuroului de identlficare.
Sc vcde ca persoanele erase sunt
Gu mutt mai bune ca ceialaltl
consingeni mai slabi. Gel grasi
sunt in totdeauna in posibilitatca
de asi pastra facultatile mintals
81 nu sunt expuse la excese mo.
mentane.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-09
Accident de tisinstai.

Accident de tfnihxai.
Cinci persoane au f0st ranite,
dintre care una foarie serios,
cind I'm tramvai sarit peste
sina pc strada st. Clair Ia East
112th Str.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-09
Titus in Galitia.

PARIS. Biuroul societatii
care fost infiintata pentru COM
baterea epidemiilor primit rapo-
arte din Galitia 81 Polonia de ras;.<
rit ca suite de persoane NOR lunar
din ca,lza tifusului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-09
ATENTIUNE

Doriti fericire, sau un viitor mai
bun? Veniti la WARREN, Ohio,
cumparati casa d-voastra proprie
unde orasul lcreste, fabrici noui
cauta lucratori. Veti dubla banii
d-voastra in timp scurt.
Intrebati de cunoscutul d-strS
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-09

multi agitata in ultimul tiinp.
Williams a scris 81 carte de-
spre celece a aflat 81 vaznt prin
fabrici 81 mine.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-09
70 ami La UNI luclru.
NORE1H, Anglia. F.

utting, care inceput Sc lucre pc
cind era de noua ami 81 ralnas la
acelas lucru pima la etatea Gle sap
tezaci 81 noua de ami, a murlt acum
nu de multi, in etatea de so de- ami.
Acurn un an fost trecut la pensie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-09
JOHN CHELCIU.
La 215 Idlewild ave-.

care va va scuti de profiturile spe-
culatorilor agent della 800 la 5000
Veniti Simbata sau Duminica.
Mergeti drept st. North Park av.
pima la Idlewild ave-. (233-5)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-06
W. c. T. U. Would Bar Alcohol From Every
 Kind of Medicine
By Associs,.a Press

Macon. Ga, February 5.-Elimination of alcohol from all medicine and from doctors prescriptions is to be one of the big works of the Womens Chrlstlan Temnerance Union, according to the keynote speech this afternoon III the south Atlantic regional conference of tbat body by Mrs. J. R. Sheppard of the Virginia Womens Christian Temper ance Union.
 Work among the negroes scientihc temperance instruction in the colleges, inc jubilee million dollar-million mem bership campaign are also considered as furtehr steps in temperance activity.
 Miss Elizabeth Perkins, director or the child welfare department, spoke to college girls at Wesleyan College, de- ela ring "the defects of the children to- day are due to the ignorance or the grown generation"
 .'It is a. sorrowful thing for child to be born in the United States" she said. If he could choose for himself he would prefer to be born in seven ether countries Every year 16,000 mothers die in our country from pre- ventable diseases.
 .One of the next important steps 10 ne taken by temperance workers" said Mrs. Sheppard in the main conference, Ifs the eradication of the ancient su perstition that alcohol has apy value as a medicine.'
 Mrs, Sheppard stated that the sur geon generals of the army and navy were only waiting for enough physi clans to lend their cooperation to re- IT oye alcohol from the supplies of naval and military hospitals.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-06
LARGE AUDIENCES
 HEAR BOB JONES
 AT BOTH SERVICES
Evangelist Spoke Again on Holy Spirit" Yesterday Afternoon = Special
 Service Tomorrow

Another red letter" day was marked yesterday for the Bob Jones revival when two immense audiences greeted Rev. Mir. Jones at the two services, the one in the afternoon being the largest afternoon service that has been held so far, and the evening service commensurate with the other large evening gatherings.
 During the revival the music, which has been such an attractive feature of the meetings. led by Loren Jones, and Mrs. Jones at the piano, has been augmented by the presence of Mrs. Stentz, daughter of pr George R. Stuart of the First Methodist church, and her husband, MT. Stentz. both Of whom have beautiful voices and have often engaged in evan sgejistic singing MT. and Mrs. Stentz Al one of the services sang the beauti- ful selection, "sweeter As the Years Go By" touching every heart with it's beauty and it's message.
 Loren Jones saog just before the meet ing yesterday Afternoon, after the DIS choir had rendered number or selee- tions. Has the Comforter Come to Nous He sang it very appealingly preparing
 
 1 later on. -. ! Rev. MT. Jones preached the second and last sermon in a series ot two ser mons on the subject of The WorK or the Holy Spirit" the first one being preaeheo on Wednesday afternoon, 1 The evangelist emphasized paruculariy the Christians privilege. l '.The Holy Spirit is his teacher, salo Mir. Jones. He is sealed by the Ho4y I Ghost The Holy Ghost is tne seal oi 1 Christs possession. 1 "The Holy Spirit he continued, ls the Christians guide, and the Holy Spirit is his equipment for service.
 ] At the evening service Mir. Jones spoke on @Tbe Dividing Line Between the saint
 and the Sinner and his sermon was ons | of the most forceful that he has preacheu during his visit here.
 l Next week the afternoon servce IS so- 1 ing to be featu;ed beginning MohoAS afternoon with a sermon on "Tne Atone
 ment" l Elaborate preparations are being maoe for the service for women only .onor'
 row afternoon at o'clock, when Wohaei will have entire charge of the meeting. 1 Mrs. Tom Mcclellan and Mrs. l>orei
 Jones have been appointed chalrmeh o l the reception or ushers committee sh' | they will have twenty-five or more won l en 10 welcome those who come to th' r,aetinp and make them feel at home ant
 see that they are seated comfortably
 | The three services on Sunday Il a. m ! 2 D. m. when MT. Jones will preach t' men only, and 7:3o in the evening WI be augmented by an extra meeting or th South Highlands Presbyterian Church ol Sunday afternoon at o'clock for women led by Mrs. Loren Jones.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-06
zIONISTS CALL
 CONFERENCE ID PLAN CAMP PA|GN
Meeting Called at Mont gOmery to Devise Ways and Means for State
 wide Drive for Funds

A state conference to meet in the city O. Montgomery next Sunday. February S, was called by Birmingham district, Zion ist Organization of Amerca0. The dele gates will be caAed upon to elect a state hsirnan and devise means and ways for a statewide drive for the sum of $l15.00o. Alabamas quota in the Pal estine restoration fund
 To begin real construction, to install modern sanitary systems the necessary highway and transportation systems broaden educational facilities and assist the ionist medical unit in Palestine so it can become a healthy and happy place to live in, not only for the inhabitants already there. but especially for the great multitudes who are clamoring for en- trance there, the Zionist Organization of America has undertaken a Sl0,OOO,ooO drive for urgent expenses in the year of 1920.
 Jews and non-Jews all over the coun- try have offered their spiritual and ma terial help in the Zionist drive. A very interesting appeal has been issued by the known Jewish leaders, as Judge Julian w. Mack, Jacob II. Schiff and Louis
 Marshall. Men like William Jennings
 Bryan. Newton D. Bakerf, Josephus Dan iels, Dr. Henry Van Dyke and scores oi the most prominent Christian ministers twill in the course of the campaign ad- dress large audiences in behalf O. tht ! Palestine restoration fund.
 The drive in Alabama is expected tC
 begin within the next ten days. It i' the hope of the, local Zionist leaders that Alabama's quota will be gladly sub scribed. as it is a wonderful opportunitS
 to have share in rebuilding the Holy Land from it's present condition to ar active and prominent place in the world
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-06
DAWSON SAILS TO ATTEND MEETING
 RED CROSS LEAGUE

New York. February 5.-Henry F. Dawson, chairman of the League of Red Cross Societies. recently organized at Paris. and four other American dele gates sailed from here on the steam ship Mauretania today to attend the first meeting of the general council of the league at Geneva, Switzerland. March 2. The other delegates were I1io wadsworth of Boston, willoughby G. WalIing of Chicago, Otis H. Cutler and Mrs. William k. Draper of New York
 Nearly all European and South American countries, except the central powers, will be represented by dele gates.
 MT. Davison, a member of the firm of J. P. Morgan X Co.. asked to be ex- cused from discussing the interna- tional financial situation on the gorund if he said what was in his mind it would be too strong to print"
 .II am sure that history will be made in my absence" he said, when asked whether he had any solution for the present chaotic condition of foreign ex- change.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-06

Andrew said Imogene, Maud and Charlie are going to have the prettiest wedding you ever saw
 She's has been telling you her plans has she2'' asked Andrew.
 "Oh I was at the rehearsal this after boon!" said Imogene with enthusiasm.
 What rehearsal?" asked Andrew, pug lied. Are they going to have. play at he wedding2"
 ''No. goosie." said Irogene. They re- hearsed the wedding so they would all know how to act"
 Bless my soul. exclaimed Andrew. Tt btrikes me it would be time better spent f Maud would rehearse cooking sausage And making buckwheat cakes or rehearse mixing the component parts of an Irish Btew.
 It sems to me that Charlie would be in better business rehearsing the various methods of lifting a mortgage off Why kay Reit' or rehearsing carrying pas- Ftt loaded with pork and spuds home Erom the market.
 If those two babes in the woods had kny idea what was in store for them they
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-06
FOR SKIN TORTURES
Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic Liquid. Just What You
 Need. Is Not Greasy

Don't worry about eczema CT other skin troubles. You can have a clear, healthy skin by using Zemo ob- tained at any drug store for 35c, or extra large bottle at $1 .00.
 Zemo generally removes pimpIes, blackheads, blotches, ec4s ma and ring. worm and makes the skin clear and healthy. Zemo is a clean. penetrating, antisephc liquid, neither sticky nor greasy and stains nothing. It is easily applied and costs a mere trifie for each application. It is always dependable.
 The E. W. Rose Co. Cleveland O
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-06

would be thinking more about their r1- ture and less about how many steps they ought to take from the door to the altar in the church tomorrow.
 The average young woman thinks that the only difference between ante and post nuptial days is that her man will come home every night with bunch Of vio- lets and box of chocolates instead or every other night.
 By the time she has mixed it in ulatri- mcny for year, however, she will be willing to swap the violets for pound of pork chops and the chocolate for box of toasted corn flakes.
 If half the boys who wear silk pa jamas before they were married knew how hard it was to keep whole socks on their feet afterwards they would think quite some before taking the fatal step.
 "The young women these days fox trot all afternoon. waltz all evening. and when they get up and face the house work in the morning they hesitate"
 Then you do not believe that two people can live on $l500 year?" asked fmcgene, smiling.
 T know they can, said Andrew. T see 'em doing it every day. But what I'm really sore about is that I cannot understand how they do it.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-06
NEWS EVENTS AND FEATURES FOR WOMEN READEK5

and separates it into spikes and needles; ir short, makes kindlins wood of it, so to consume 1t quicker.
 3. On what does the robin feed?
 The robin is a wide, free feeder, boring in the turf for grubs and worms in sum mer and taking up with cedar berries and hardhack drupes in winter If a crop or locusts come in'cherry time he will spare your cherries. If a drouth drives the angleworms deep into the ground in Au- gust. look out for your grapes. The robin is wonderfully adaptive. Rights reserved by Houghton Miftlm
 Company)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-06
TAKE CHENEY's ExPECTORANT

the throat. the phlegm conxested chest and. unlike most cold preparations leaves no had after-affects. Children like it, so do not have to be coaxed to take it. You can prevent attacks of FLU by taking Cheney's Expectorant first symptom of cold or chill. This preparation is endorsed by physicians everywhere as the safest and most effective cough and cold remedy It costs only few cents at the drug store and any druggist will dispense the first dose for you in glass of water. Mail orders soc. Address John B. Daniel, Inc. Atlanta, Ga Adv.