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The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1920-12-17

will be read with great interest by
the people here:
Jones Revival Closes.
(By J. S. Taylor)
Singing Good Be With You Till
We Meet Again." and waving q
Chautauqua salute with white hand
kerchiefs, Cambridge on Sunday
night bid Godspeed to Evangelist
Bob Jones, closing the greatest day
OF five weeks religious revival,
that will live forever in the hearts
of the Christian people of the city.
Bob Jones does not "count mere
numbers of conversions" and seeks
to avoid any idea of seemingly boast
ing about the manner in which the
Lord has blessed his work, but as
conversions are usually counted in
evangelistic meetings of this kind,
the number would be near four thou
sand. The number. of strictly first
decisions, people who before the
campaign were not members of any
church, is over one thousand.
The tabernacle audiences Sunday
crowded the building to the doors
and at the evening service hundreds
were turned away. At $50, half
hour before the time set for the SER
vice, every seat in the great build
ing was filled and the choir enter
tanned the early comers with re-
markable song service, during which
Mrs. Don Cochran sang beautifully,
"He Will Not Let Me FALL" and Mr..
Loren Jones, There's All Guilty
Sinner Needs in Jesus"
The churches that invited Bob
Jones to the city and his admirers
at the tabernacle services showed
their appreciation in three free-will
offerings at Sundays services. The
total of the three collections was
$5,553, which was raised without
any personal solicitation, beggings
or subscription collection on Sun.
day.
Speaking on behalf Of the Minis
terial Association Of the City, Rev.
Smith of the Second U. P. church,
expressed the appreciation of the
ministers of the city for the work
that has been carried on here by
the Bob Jones party. Commencing
the high standard of Christianity
that Mr.. Jones had set up at the
start five weeks ago, and tenaciously
adhered to throughout the meetings,
the clean understanding of the
meaning of decision for Christ CIV
en- to converts, the sincerity and
Christian frankness and candor Of
the evangelist, he stated that he
voiced the unanimous opinion Of the
ministers who had said, "You can't
make it too strong for me-"
The members of the choir pre-
sented Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Jones
with purse of over one hundred
dollars. The ladies of the cottage
prayer groups presented Mr.. and
Mrs. Cochran purse of one hund-
red and twenty-five dollars. The
ministers and ushers presented Don
Hindman and Rev. T. P. Ullom with
tie pins, watch chains, fountain pens
and purse each.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1920-12-17
JONES CLOSES
GREAT REVIVAL
CAMBRIDGE, 0.

Rev. Bob Jones, who made many
friends and admirers here when he
conducted most successful revival
at the College Chapel in October,
has just closed great meeting Of
five weeks at Cambridge, Ohio, and
the following extract taken from
the Daily Jeffersonian, of that city,
will be read with great interest by
the people here:
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1920-12-17

Buy Christina. Seals? ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01
BANDITS CHASE
man AND GIRL
Escape Bullets in 50-MiIe
Auto Race

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct I. - A
young woman. whose namo In with
held. II suffering from shock today.
while George A. iicnaley. athlete and
member Of the Union League club.
exhibits his bullet.riddlod auto as ovi.
dcncc OF their bo-mile race with n
gang OF automobile bandits last
night.
Early this morning. Hcnsicy says.
he and his companion were driving
into the city when the bandits came
alongside his running board and
commanded him TO halt. Instead OF
complying. Henaloy says he speeded
UP amid a shower OF bullets.
Tho chase continued for 90 miles.
ending only when the cars approach.
cd the lights OF San Francisco.
Neither Henslcy nor tho young
woman were wounded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01
Is for Slipper
Cure for Girls

LONDON. oct. Now comes
the slipper M nm excellent cor
rector for girls ms well as boys.
THE world would be Il happier
place II fnthers used the clipper
on their daughters as well as
their sons" says Row. T. IL Tay'
Tor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01

TOO MANY
DIVORCES
FOR HIM!
,so Filed During Judges
Vacation DiscourageS
Him
NJ yACk CARBERRy

uorsroS. Tex. oet FMS
~ a. rccord.making achieve
r<ut< y,,n .,s III. ho,nc
ohio and It's presidential candi'
and Houston. the new Reno
80. \ ~ Harvey returned from
~sratlcn TO find LaSs new al
y romplalnts filed The first
" l. settled al OF them In four
kun a.. ,r nj,
a. ,h,nr.- he apologlred- soon III
l, much better
os-r 500 hopeful applicants crowd
a hls courtroom
-re,. 4 my last term a. Judge.
v..s~v announced at the closing OF
w., -lrs too much for me. After
, ave the bench I'm going TO de
,me nv nfe 10 the securing OF
.-s,.- laws in this state which will
r.se alyorcc crowds like this impos'
she
Harvey announced he Is now
,srs,ur on bill which he hopes to
A., thru an early legislature. de
s<,sd 10 block hasty marriages.
Half the divorces are caused by
=. ercr~cy OF the marriage laws
~ ard girl get case Of puppy
~ They sneak off and are mar
- II il kept secret for many
rustkx Then somebody finds IL
a and the young couple attempt
= =, up housekeeping. The hus-
~ q unable to provide. In a
uuu.h or two there Is n Disagree
- Then II Is the divorce court"
rsser Harvey's bill so-day notice
4 Intention TO wed viii be neces-
-. This notice must be recorded
a. Intended brides home county.
curt attaches her. say investiga'
- WIN prove Houston Is granting
m divorces than any city In the
rzlxd States. regardless Of popula.
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01

Tire and Rubber Co. announce
4 W OF Is 70 20 per cent in their
- Prices. according to word re
s ' BY chansior & Lyon, local
..eseniatiyes Of the company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01

ROCHESTER,, N. Y.--Samuei Gompers, president Of the
American Federation Of Labor recently took his first air.
plane trip Gompers had important address to deliver but
missed has train at Buffalo So the labor leader chartered
dpone and arred here in time for the speech The pic
te shoes Gompers in The plane in fn toys Of The ariaor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01
REFUSES FOOD
IN PRISON FAST
Military Prisoner Is Being
ForcibIy Fed

DENVER. Colo. Oct. fs--Reported
mn having refused food for 10 days.
benjamin Salmon. military prisoner
AT Fort Douglas. Utah, In being
forcibiy fed by prison authorities. nc.
cording 10 word reaching here today.
Salmon In serving a 2b.ycar sentence
for draft evasion and for being "a
hindrance 10 military procedure"
He was convicted at Camp Fun
ston. Kaa.. last October.
Salmon has used every known
method to secure his release. II WINS
stated. and In now attempting 20 end
his life by seifinposed starvation. II
wan learned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01
FTrTY.FOURTH ANNIVERSARY

FIFIh'rOtRtu hNNIN EsSShhn
Of Seattle lodge No. o. international
order OF Good Templarr. will be held
at 3 q. IN. Monday in I. o. q. r. hall.
1903 Virginia st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01
Kidding Serenade
Ends in Riot Call

uIkle0NT. w. Va. Oct L.
Jlnden who called AZ the home
{ hmuel Van Glider and wife.
nGulyveda were not only insistent
~ ru1sh IN their demands for a
~
VIA a. srsenaders were ordered
~ q ~ house. frce-for-ail
nsh& resulted b which the bride
Va struck With . club and the
grcon ~ started on a rail for
Tie river b b ducked. but n riot
call brought the police and fines
for he krsnatsrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01

,asands Of people take ant. nu
r. s2os. Herb Medicine Mfg.
81, 9 y. Box ISL. Seattle.-Adver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01
Dixie" Must Die;
He's Too Ferocious

toNDoS. Oct. i.-''Onkie" Is
~ sentence OF death and there
! MI In ''Onkie's" home. Eigh-
- months ago ''Onkie." a terrier.
Nprd against two small children.
lsDfiy he was given a trial and
= lpdEe condemned him TO die on
4 ground he Is ferocious- IN
~ forget how much comfort
~ Was TO me when my baby
~ says his mistress. Mrs.
o. Birch Hes not ferocious.
nus puppy then and just play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01
She Wanted a Man,
Not a Girl Chum"

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct he
cause her husband insisted on being
her girl chnm Nnstead of her escort
when they went 10 the theatre. ana
persisted in "dolling up" In feminine
attire when he went out In the even
ing. Mrs. Lulu Long In suing for d.
voree here from her husband. Ernest
Long.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01
1900 Women Want to
Marry Marshal Foch

PARIS France. Oct NEARLY
~ French women would like to
nnHy Marshal Foch. This Is one
Z De results Of a campaign insti-
futed BY . Paris fashion magazine.
uhtrA has published the answers
fren more than 5000 women In
rsponse to the question: What
frnt man would you marry II you
esea?' After Foch. Flaubert was
~ most popular. Eighteen would
Lie 10 marry Gabrielle d'Annunzio.
ird four said they would not mind
: ht being the bride Of President
Woodrow Wilson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01
y Years Old; He
Is Berry Picker

ATTAPoIsETT. Mass. Oct. !.
--sehn Shaw Is the oldest inhabi-
enl Of this town. He Is % and
kuye- He observed his last birth
~ By going into the swamp and
lenng half peck Of blueberriea.
he 1fs a truck garden which he
ul3vates himself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01
Refused Kiss, He
Slashes Sweetheart

LYNDON. Eng. Oct. John
mes was refused kiss by his
'nsart- Janet Jones. He slashed
. aeross the neck with a razor.
~ appeared In court heavily ban
ea and very weak from her
nns. Hughes wept In court.
= vas committed for trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-01
France to Build Six
New Underseas Boats

PARIS. Oct Ia bill In now be
fore the French chamber which pro-
vides for tho construction next year
OF ak submarines Of LOO tons.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-10

The German commissioner at the
peace conference hs, refused 20 pledge
that his country will continue 10 carry
out the terms " the peace settlement.
Hence alarm at Psris-Dearborn In-
depenAept
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-10
OFFICERS SEEK
BANK SW|NOLERS
National Syndicate Divided
Biz Sum for "Protection,"

CHICAGO. Jnn IN Fourteen NON
bers Of q national syndicate OF bank
swindlerv, Who are alleged by po'lcs TO
have dividei mora than 5000, 900 with
politicians. lawyers, police and some
bank officials and employees. wcre be-
ing sought here today.
John ioulsi. representing New York
indemnity company. conferred with Of
ficisls OF the states attorneys office.
and presented evidence intended 10 show
such q syndicate existed and that n
number ot tho ringlsndcrs we're here.
iouisl sad there was evidence TO
show members Of this gang recently
robbed an Omaha bank of $40. .oon; and
banks At Dol,on and South Holland.
VI. Of more than $500 900.
This Enng employs women 10 be-
gull. hank employees. and learn secrets
concerning shipments NJ money" fouisi
said Then they hire their robbins
done
The robbers are guaranteed . GER
tain nmount-s0 percent OF the haul
and a safe getaway. II they are ar.
rested they are given counsel"
Thirteen men. alleged members OF tho
snps. are under arrest IN New York.
I,ouisl says.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-10
st
Says II Is Dangerous 10
Tell Friends Of Your
Troubles,


Two women w"s sfsu'ns me '"''
DAY about ~hethsf one shoun 'eH ones
troubles 10 ones frienus' OF h"'
said one woman:
eth, sifser.,na.b, -.Icn, thscry IL
merriam. the .,rons and heroic po.o fnr
ua ia ,,ka hnt ~, dangerous, IL. a..
d,,y,ro,,. n. manning a flood n, hlark
.,,o. ,.ht,a atom. uau untu tho
y.,v rrsv.,,, n, IA. accumulated VA.
"a, ,,s,k. so,.n IN. aa,, ana syc.p,
syerv,blnr he,nre u and leave, ruin
40, ,a,,.,o,,,,, :, d. VII.
.,rh,,.. yho, hancsr, N ror,c, who
,h.,- .o.-o- 10 ,h.m..lyss and
,,., 90 sn.,,,v ,,ooaIn, over their
-o,r,.. mil a, las, thew are .nsul,cl
A., ,h.t. n,,,r ,,,..,y .ra h,.,k do,y,
- - ~. 80 ,,ood y,te. nhv..
~. ,n, sr,-,,,,anv ana IN, woman
80 80 ,a a' ,r,snS ~ whor, shs cOn ,cn
49,. -. U,,. a., mi, copf,derce M,
o,,,,., ,h,, ..v.. hsr from going 10
n,oeos
',n,,,..,.n, 49,. M, ,o,,ensi,r
a, =. .t,,,- ,,rn,,oJ No ssc.r, ,or
a, 60 90 .,o,,n, hoI1rnu mn
s,.O,,,,.o an. ,rr,,, MI. ,h, tells lhe,,
'''sul' u,. az, >, co,,ll. d.
- BE-, .,,., x,,a,, ., N. xcn.r,l
2 49,. ,,,,ai, ,s..rtipv ,hat
,s :. a.. ",n., .,rh cor,for, I'm time,
,s,a, .,I a,,i,.ra,Io, a, "a have a
-, "n,,, ,,,,na "a whom
~, a,,,.,', go ,e,,,
..,,ta'.. a $50 ,n ..y,ry TIA, n,
49, ~ 80 " - ,su Ven such , friend
a, ,or, ,rouh,.. ,h,, an, has no magic
W ~" ~. .'sS,, .hs ran.,ronirrc yo,
~, ,>,,,, 49, >. ,o,," q, ,u,n cola
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-10
POLICEMEN NOT
! out IN FORCE
No Mobilization Of Reserves
| Known at Police Station,

4 - "all available policemen were
Sppebiiised Just before daybreek today
- take care Of rush calls that poured
ITO the police station Jerry Smith.
,5nAlsf Of police. knows nothing about II
z sThat's tho first knew Of any such
y Dbiiisstion." he said when shown n
onAsment that the police fear q new
s(E1ns wave
~ ssThers's nothing to Il"
n vYsnk Haefner. police captain, knows
I31bolhins Of any new wave OF crime
3SDeoachinx nor WAS he informed OF
Snev unusual gathering Of policemen to
x ngWsr calls.
yUuY calls wer- received At the sta
~ between midnight and about :
>fe1Dsk friday. but they were handled
y ~ men on that shif, under Captain
U0Aias.
Mayor Walton snid hs hadn't ordered
~ smcbilisatlon' Of the police
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-10

when I bought this house I, wan,
III for dog 10 live In and fsins II up
cost me $1,000 Wouldn't II hav.
been cheaper n have lost the doE7"
-- Iloston Transcript.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-10
8IIEN Law
||fBE DEFENSE
N ODELL Case
MI Tries 10 Assume All
Blame for Murder.
~ International News s.rvies)

"A D(HYlE6TER n r.. Jan 10 The
{ ., .,n,.,,,.. ,o,
A sssisd "'t my hAN' conpe"
.k"'"'' ''"'' '''"', 'oe" ""o NV
3s' "'ih Nn'' '"''Nnb 'n'" p'"'
~ '"'h'l'''hu'n " 'No oh'p'leur''
+" "' '''''' "'"'''' VI ~
>fvu . n"'p'
4 Sns '.'''ui'h' Wv ''"'r Snatlet' VT
xsy lot 'he Two Young oe''n"n"'
st D" onens haa = strong defense
ne "h"r',''h NV " a'c'p'e" ~
3"nh WV "''nr' WAY w"
o'io'eu Nn'h 'n' 'n"'N W. "'oosh'
YIN. ~ 'ou",'I WV i'e"'V' Az
xsy 'Fo ''I" ''uAF '',e p'''''u'o"
smp'e '''''h'e 70 '"ow no, ohp
NV 'fi"e "'' pr''"eulu'e"' WV
~ Wo's W." '""' ""''p p"s,'',V
MOI US" WY ''''' wa" w.
h 'ol'o"'ns h'r H''fNso !" '"'"
~'"A, Nto. no'a p'1,oh',s ''ep'
vy VIC" '''' h,sh'' ou' ,ns ','yea,.
- s0de' "nHo '''I'lF 'nA' ene rev
Wmo''' "'c' ''e h'l'ns "' h'' NJ
= - "e"'y'r' "'a ""knhns '''y "
'o"',r" o'" "' P'"'''''
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wv ''s' 70 N''u"' =" "'s"s
a. No soes W NV '''e"'0 o"'"'
es' 70 TO- 100 'h' n'o'n'u' '"o
s" "s1 '"' !" ner Hs""' II '"
- eu' 'ne 'N'o'' OF ,"' s''"' VI nv
~ e''"'' a'u son'' '"'
spp''en'V h'pe'u' Una. NC, .o"'
"ou'a s"'' he' 'o''V" "''
o4-
ii 1hs Ia"sr' sss'co on an ITO" GO. J"
) - cen room on "s Hoor oeio".
'"e sam. ""oonoe'" '""' ".' N'.
seha''or wheh ne va" sH''sne'
sse county '"us' "''le"e 'es'e'uP'
- esonren ne " feH'y 70 sno"'"'r
~ sssponslhii'y fof mo CRIME aho
tha' MS WIS mh' "o' 'o no''
- NJ concession however no Pr'ou
1U placed tho blame Tor the "e'uhi
mag OF hneip on hs nf'do OF 'hree
Wseks. -.
ii mo never nskeu me VINO "As'
oeaking OF his visit 10 kne'p al the
ssason WORKS when me- nlsp'hyihs +"
eAse. explained to MS victim 'hat ne
- wanted on chhfge c' rape,
n oeFely toll him he was wah'eh TOT
'lgeee. ana he Just sain' VINO ea'n so'
~ rsp'ied' 'P'an heaver Tn'' wa
't0v wifss name. HIS hcs turneh REQ
Ashen KNOW n" WINS su'ny' h' VIZ"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-10
oeNEKlNe'S FORCES
IN SOUTH ARE CUT

WARRINGTON. Jan 1o--Advices 10
" state department today from slheris
" Gusopean Russia asserted that the
tlUoPn representatives had quit
I>niSk, that the Japanese had taken
po of The BsIksl railway tunnels,
~ ne bc,sheviti were practically nm
noe1 ~ itsiss and were advancing
0polh Russis. that hcstii'iies be-
|1an 2Athcais and the soviet had
1D1 esf tha. the Poliah troops were
49, lnseads In territory formerly
<o,e6 ~ psnehius's icrcss.
~ n1ylcee said that while no def
0o1 has heen received - to the
= = .Almirai Koichak's had.
- kaA not ~ reached
u1oes ~ CsssA eBFeso have
~ - tAereae SoAti0.
1nu14 q nsssla ~ faeees
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-10
NERVES
GAVE WAY
Oklahoma City Man Almost
Helpless For q Year.
Finds Cure in Short Time.

Tho lack Of nerve force ana control
10 manifest In tho great majority OF
men and women and even In children
Some OF our so-callsd nervous discases
are consenitsl or in other words, due
ito imperfcctions at birth. The vast
majority are due to imperfect hv!ns
or organic diseases.
The physically correct and normally
m nded man or woman uses or controls
his or her nervous system. Too many
men and women are whipped by their
own nervous system into physical and
mental inefficiency II not into .
e,sed minds and wrecked bodies.
To restore = diseased nervous sya-
tenn and body means reconstructive
treatment Finding tho cause or lesion
curing or removing Il and then re-
building
An aiienists agree that the dividing
line between sanity nn39insa sanity IA hui
a step and all agree that proper rhysi'
cal treatment at the right time would
have saved millions from ssyIums and
other places OF rctention.
A sound body usually means q sound.
mind. Everywhere people by scores
are suffering from chronic troubles or
some tnsidious disease Literally neg
lectlng their own bodies and deliber'
ate,y throwing away their only chance
for happiness In the lives they arc try.
ing 10 live.
Mr. Curren tells bow no obtained a
cure.
Oklahoma City. Okla. Dec. 70. 1912
a t. kaatsh
than a year with . severe nervous dis.
ease. ! kept losing my strength. could
do bu, little work and was In . badly
run down condition when I went 70 see
the inter State Doctors on October J.
1915. I took treatment for three weeks
after which time I was able 10 do . full
day's work and have been working
steadily ever since. ! not only eat and
sleep as well as I ever did but an four.
teen pounds heavier I cannot say too
much for the Inter state Doctors and
cheerfuliy recommend any ailing per.
son to them"
Bert curren.
Sls North Klein"
The Interstate Doctors hsvs made
special study OF all intravenous tdirect
10 inc biovu bTenUp Heth"s
combine with other forces Of nature Al
tho known aerums and bsctsr,ns
They are prepared 10 give the French
sit 10 q limited number OF cases. Thh
they guarantees TO be genuine.
Tho diseases treated by the Inter-
state Doctors are all chronic disease
Of the blood. nerves. kidneys. liver and
stomach, including eatarrh. rhsunA
tisn,, indigestion. constipation. nsf
yousness, loss Of nerve force, gostrs.
gall stones diseases Of women and Dc
eases Of men. -
Their Oklahoma City institute q %.
Gated on the NTH floor Of the hsss
kowitS Bids-
Their hours are: wesk days, ; - u
| q, snlnss 7 10 .. sundays 10 TO ~. only.
(A1vJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-10
ENGLAND REBUkEO ON
DISMISSAL OF BRyNE

LONDON. Jan. s.--The Manchester
Guardian today rebukes the govern
ment Tor tho dismissal Of Sir Joseph
Byrne as head Of the Irish constsbu-
1T Is unfortunate says the paper
that In the present perilous state Of
ireland almost every Incidental light
thrown on the official methods should
give cause to further uneasness.
Not many days since We all we're
amazed at the tragic blunder OF =
military patrol Of Dublin castle when,
In a state Of nerV ousness II encountered
deaf and drunk civilian and on his
failure to answer the challenge, shot
him to death by degrees and killed It's
own commander In doing 40"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-10

that YOU cannot discuss. that you've
got locked W In tho dark clos@ OF
yonr rril. that gets TO NJ = haunting
horror that you are afwid OF. Open
the door and drag II nut into the light
and air, exhibit It TO snother's eyes, and
talk n over with her. and you take the
curse oif Of T.
Your FrnnScn,tein Doesn't seem half
such q monster when you are looking
At II with your friend as n ala when
YOU CARED upon Il alone, in the dreary
watches Of the n,Tht. and as you dis'
ru.s IL together she makes you realize
thnt perhaps you'ye grown morbid WIN
too long solitary contemplation Of H.
or she shows you points about u that
are srotcsuuely interesting. or sho sus-
ge-,s 4, better way 10 deal with II. or
che glyes you some philosophy that en-
nhles YOU 10 smile where YOU nave
went, and, At least. yGu leave her feel-
ing nat ilfe Is not all cindcrr. ashes
and dust white you have sympatheuc
and understanding friend.
"T,ueyo me there Is nc. oonsoM'''n
equal 90 that and th why am
strong for telling yout. 1ublcs TO your
Trustworthy friends"
"l agree win you that Il I. a ron
ISOLATION 10 tell your troubles to your
friends" sald the second woman. but
II is a pleasure that you buy AZ TOO
high price. Tou have ~ pay your
soN rcspcc, for u. and only too often
vop throw IN the name. and regulations
OF your family, 10 boot.
"Nhen We 70 TO other people WIN
our troubles VIC brand ourselves ms
towards and nuitters We confess oy
tho very act that we have no LONGER the
couuvr, or the strength, to carry on
by ourselves, or bear our own tuflcns'
and wa gratultously inf'ict on them
complaints, and tclrs. ana gloom IN
which they should have no part or lot
''Nhcn ynu come to think of II. It's
queer proof Of friendship TO go ana h'o'
out ano,hers sunshins with your own
shadow lust because you happen TO l'He
that nersou. and that person has been
Kind 10 YOU. II you had contagious
dlsshs, ;ou would Isolate yourseH so
tina, YOU might save your friends from
| the oftllctlon Of catching u. but the
minute YOU nfn In trouble you rusn
over and inflict Il on your friend. AMI
super,mpope all Of your troubles, ami
sriefs. and anxiety on 10 what she has
OF her own, though God knows all OF
N, are amply supplied with personal
sorrows
II don't Dispute that us a consola'
no, 10 tho wilmer to howl, but ! do
contend that a tear fest 10 tho most
denorsllzins debauch on which =
I .-.--... ... ,x.sttlv 80 For the trOtl hle
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MAN IS HELD UP NEAR
HOME By BANDIT PAIR

ia Mcfarland. toI West Reno. was
htld ul early today near his home BY
two men. ere described ss q Mexican
ard the other ~ tsn and slender
Ne was on his way 60 work and had
jns, turned into Hudson when the men
con'ronter him the Mexican holding a
recover agein.t him stomach. Tho
hoic ups took t57 from him
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s.Nie secretary for tho Near East Re-
li'f
The campaign viii bs carried on
simultaneously Throughout, tho state.
h'rinnin, February 1 and ending Feb
mary % and will be conducted similas
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Movies 20 Aid Americ niratior.

WASHINGTON. Jan. ID. io.--Enl,-tment
Of the motion picture industry In
Americanixntion work win bs furthered
by committee OF film producers and
others appointed by Secretary Lane ss
the result OF recent conferences be-
tween the secretary and representa-
ii,es Of the Industry Included on the
committee. OF which Mr.. Lane 10
chairman. are Ado,ph zukor and Louis
J. 0<isuich of New Yort. ga
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- the Rcd Cross drives Public schools,
sunday schools churches. religious and
fr.t.rn,l Organisations. womens clubs
business mems clubs. and civic So
cl,ties viii bs given an opportunity 10
cooperate.