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SALES AT AUCTION.

T. 8 PUBLIC AUCTION sAI.E.-saivafp
rfvf-iou o. H. q NJ. New York will sell
nj Public Auction, commencing 10 % a. NJ.
November 49, 1920 az Army supply Base,
rrooklyn, ~. ", an assortment OF material
ind articles no longer needed ny the Govern
ient, coueitt ting Of hospital. dental ard
N-ray equipment miscellaneous Kitchen uten-
OK trunk iockor.. rauvBs iegri 81. havcr-
aclSs, wool wriotlcts and numerous otntr are
lcles Particulars on application 20 officer
in-Charge.
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Borough OF Queens-snie or bent.


OWNER MUST SACRIFICE.
Immediate possession, family modern
pTlek house rooms, bath. enclosed porch,
parquet floors, electric lights, sewer paid
and furnace; driveway and garage space
fine location; blocks from Morris Park
station on Long Island and blocks from
Cypress Hills trains. Further particulars
call THOMAS T. QUINN. 35Oi Atlantic av.
Morris Park. L. J., or Richmond Hin 1921
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED-New Rochelle, smaT mouse, piot
75x100, Webster av. section: crsonnbie.
HARTMANN, 22j Alexander Rv.. n T. city.
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SMALL island on granite rock at Thousand
Islands n. y; convenient to large hotel
good moortng for boat; excellent fishing
$1,000. reaeonable terms. THE BAYWAY
CORPORATION. 25 Church ST.. N. Y.
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CAPTrAL WANTEn
PATENT ATTORNEYS.

OVER "a years practice; all communicA-
tions strictly confidential: handbook on
patents free on request: special facilities for
office consultation. MUM & co. 1862 Wool
orth I'ldg., n. Y. c.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough OF Brookiyn-SaIe or Rent.

ONE family brick: ell improvements: par
quet floors, &c: immedlat, possessior. 5Oi
r. 2oth ST., corner Foster a., Brooklyn. L.
MOORE. 1910 Union ST To- 3S2N I.nfnNaftn
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


WILL sublet TO October 1921. new. neatly
furnished beautiful apartment, two rooms
and bath; good meals served on premises;
exceptional opportunity. Apply TO superin-
g dent, III West seth ST.
nth ST, 81 W.--l'ront, rooms and bath,
housekeeping, for . or months; 500
monthly; seen by appointment only: refer
N,E tnone CheIsea op1
10TH ST.. 10 W.-Apartments. consisting OF
living room. bedroom, kitchen and bath;
beautifully furnished. Wees. Bryant 1900.
52D. 223 WEST (Cor. Broadway High class
elevator apartment: house newly furnished;
hotel service. room, bath 500 up;
rooms bath. $40 up: references required.
NTH ST and 7til av tHOTEL YELLING
TOM Subway station at door suites of
? rooms and bath and 3 rooms and bath.
beautifully furnished; to rent by the month.
season or. year; all hotel service. Phone
soTH ST.. $40 west.--Two rooms and bath;
very attractive; ready for occupancy. Apply
premises.
SD ST., &C w.-Three large front windows,
one flight; elegantly furnished; kitchenette.
well heated house; 500 month.
93D, l72 E.--One or two rooms ktchenette;
newly decorated; private house.
9th. 30S W.--Five large. Wight rooms; ele-
vator; excellent transit facilities; Slso.
20O Madison av-Two rooms and baths req.
taurant IN building. Phone 1852 -hurrNy
Ilill
507 w. 179th.-Four rooms, artistcally fur
nished: beautiful view phone, piano.
nENNIE.
Sl5 Park av.-Hlgh class furnished room
apartment for immediate possession until
May 81. including telephone. Agent on prem
les.
Borough of Brooklyn.
FINELY furnished 4 room apartment; gas,
heat and light; convenient 4th av sub
way, Bay Ridge Christian adults; refer
ences required. Inquire 24o ovington av.,
Fay Ridge.
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iotiiing.

PERSIAN lamb coat. a inches long. size 80
mink collar and cuffs cost 81 200; viii
sell for 500. Apply 114 L. 18th ST., 1st
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


A REPUTABLE FIRM. manufacturing and
selling loose leaf bookkeeping systems for
which there Is a great demand, desires to
enarge It's factory and selling force. would
Ike TO meet reputable business man with
progressive ideas who Is In a position 10
invest $4,000 to $4,000 and his services
this Is an exceptionally good proposition and
VIII net handsome profit; give full particu-
lars IN first letter; no agents. Il S3l Her
aid. Fulton st.
CAPITAL WANTED.
Want partner with sapital 70 help develop
a new automobile transmission, one I'm which
the engine clutch, gears. grease boxes and
dltterential are eliminated. Address c.. T.
BpND. sos Fourth National Bank, Atlanta,
Ga.
GROCERY. fruit, vegetable store: good
STOCK. fine location. cheap rent: long lease
sell reasonable, account of other business
must be seen to appreciate; no dealers Cali
no Rocere av., brooklyn
RESTAURANT. big money maker for saIe
COUToNEAS, Times Building Phone
Bryant 6I95
SPACE or store wanted for business. pref
erably lively section. for . months o.
Herald, Herald So
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Dwelling sales Reported.

Mrs. Marietta starios sold TO the John
H. Pierce Realty and Holding Com
pany, John II. Pierce, president. I4s
West 1920 street. a three story dwelling
On lot 14.SxlOO. Ellen -. Thompson was
the broker.
The three story dwelling at 5ii West
149th street. 176x100. IS 20 be taken
over by the 5Il West 149th Street
Realty Company. composed OF H. J.
Reit. J. Adler and NJ Goldberg
Eleanor r. Bennett sold to Mary e.
Frazee the two story CIV ling at SIG
West 1880 street 16x10411
John @. Froatz sold to Sydney r.
Paris the three story dwelling at 212
West 1920 street 17xs9.11.
Isaac Baker sold to Joseph X. Blu
menthal the four story dwelling at 7s
East 1OSth street. 1880
Clara Margunes sold to Irving Hordes
the three story dwelling at 1875 West
l20th street. 1ox1O0.
Henry v. Allen sold 20 Salvatore A.
Gothic the three story dwelling ut 235
East 10Th street i6.Sx100.
MAY Smyth sold 10 Harry l.. r wal
lace the two story dwelling at 40s Pleas
ant avenue, f6.Sx64.
brooklyn Homes Attract buyers.
The opening Of the Clark street sub
way tube. which puts the Heights" M
Brooklyn within "A five minutes ride
from Wall street. has stimulated realty
values In the vicinity Of Hicks and
Orange streets whore the Jackbcrt
Realty Company Inc. has assembled
I'VE three story and basement brick
houses OF ten rooms ard three baths for
resale. The houses arc modern IN equip
msnt and tastefilly decorated Th,v
range in price from S2s 500 to s3O.50O.
The lowest cash payment which the
owners will accept r. $4,000.
Alfred ? Coburn was the broker In tho
sale Of loft building AZ 333 West Forty
ninth street. reported last week
Burke Store, Inc. have taken over N,
real eetate bu 'inoss OF George Both IN
scarsdale. ". "
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.


FOUR story private residence, Il rooms
handsomey furniqhed: for the season: rent
$500 per month. Phone before II O'Clock or
after q r. NJ. Riverside $3.50.
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Above 59th St.--5th Az. to North River.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

Above 5olh st.-sth Az. to North aiyer.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.


ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT. LARGE
ROOMS. FIBEpLACE. BATH, KITCHEN
ETTE, COMPLETELY FURNISHED 500
SEEN by APPOINTMENT n 90 HERAI.D
nERALD SQUARE.
ATTRACTIVE apartment, 5 rooma 3 hath.
elevator. house near ngth at Broadway
c1preAe. $4,000 references r,uuirrd Al
dr.ss McGlNNlTY. ii2 Riverside Drive.
COM ESSTONS ON ALI, ApARTNir,N,Ts
h.-Park Av section. all aizes xvOC1f -
LEY, WATKINS q JORDAN. COS 5th aV.
FAMILY iiotrl--nesitnhie eui'es two rooms
hath: Amed an ard European plan rsstau.
rant reasonable. i32 West fTtb (Feilr.
lortlandl
HIGH CLASS FURNISHED ApAPTWENr
FOR FALL RENTAL. CALL ron LIST
'We0N = Ionrs iG2 w. 72D ST.
LADY will share first class apartment Cali
any time at 21sS broadway; inquire eleva-
tor man.
PARK Az -6OS -Exuulslte NJ rooms
baths; best appointed building on the ave.
nue., masters, aprvants' season phona
Mr.. WATKINS. Plaza 875
suBLET beautiful furnishcd apartment In
hotel on Plaza. two large bedrooms ons
very large living room. all southern az
posture two bathrooms large closets: hotel
ervice, Jan 10 Oct I price 50 600 Phone
plaza 10.
S4TH ST. a BroadVa Az, Hotel Athena rie-.
Psrior. bedro0m aud bstbi reasonable rates.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
West side.


10TH, sos West.-Cl,an. large and small
rooms. with or without kitchenette.
10TH, i6s W.-Large. attractive room, prl-
Vate bath, suitable for or more persons ;
light housekeeping. al eonyeniences.
10TH, West,-Mcdium sized room, laVatory
river view first class elevator apartment
hou1e. ST.. Phone mornings Schuyler 6Sas
SOrH, 1863 West.-BeauUful front paror and
adjoining bedroom; separate entrance; pri-
vate phone; ground floor; SO. Clark.
sod. 10 W.-Attractive back parloI. private
bath; constant hot water so.
SAITH, l47 West.-Front parlor suite, nicely
furnished: suitable two gentlemen Meyer.
lo1ST. 20 W.Jrwo large rooms. nicely fur
nlshed; heat, bath. Phone BURk.
l06TH. 81 west.--Doube. single rooms ell
convenience; ladies. Apt. q. McKILLoP
18TH. 204 wesi.-Two front rooms. all con-
veniences. for gentlemen. COHEN.
i2lST. APO W.-Front room. near Columbia,
suitable for double or single: S15. S13; busi-
ness men. Apt. rs. Morn. 466o.
18TH. 6Ol west.-One furnished room for
or gentlemen; conveniences. Apt. SD.
i40TH, pa West.-Beautiful room. steam
heat, bath: elevator. Inquire Apt. g.
15lST, 452 West. Two nicely furnished
rooms. with use OF kitchen. Mrs. KOL-
BENHEYER.
10TH ST., 700 West (Apt. I-Gl Large room
42is .'''''N ''''''
ls4TH ST.. 602 West.-Large outside room,
business woman; reasonable. THOMAS.
Borough OF Brooklyn
LARGE room with slcove, suitable for gen.
tlensn or business couple; heat. hot water
private house. Lafayette 1852.
PACIFIC ST, 1lO.--Near Franklin sv sta
ton large parlor. two gentlemen or bust
ness couple; also small room. BREH1E:
Long Island.
TWO or three beautiful furnished rooms,
near Hillside station; every convenience
lifht housekeeping; all modern Improve
ments. Call after p. NJ. week days or
all day Sunday. 81 Madison ST.. Jamaica.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
--~~>~ ~--s-
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 575.-Unfurnished room
and bath, $50. Apartment /.
Borough of Brooklyn.
CHEERFUL room and private bath. hot and
cold water, steam heat and light: nice
neighborhood; $40 a week. Tel. Gramercy
1911.
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norough of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

FOR salr-22 family apartment IN good 10.
cation, $4,000 about $50 .OOn cash re-
uuired this IN a good proposition Tor invest
ment Write CHARLES COG kerr. $50 Brad
hurst Rv.
ELEGANT four story American basern, nj
near broadway. s22, 900 MEEHAN. Attor-
nav ~ wall
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COUNTRY BOARD.
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

---~-~--~~~~~~-~~----~e~
I pay 2Sol more than any one for your fur
niture, rugs, pianos. paintings. PAISLEY,
III University place (Stuyvesant 22a3).
MACHINERY WANTED-No. 2 cincinnati
or "Kcnemith" miller with dividing head
N 50 Herald. Herald 50.
WANTED-Two subscription tickets for
alternate Wednesday or Thursday: orches-
ira, orchestra circle or box seats. " SCI
Herald. Herald 50.
WAHTFn-Two opern subscription seats for
Monday nights In orchestra with pay pre-
MUM. n o. Herald. Herald 50.
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UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET
UNFINISHED ROOMS WANTED

PARLOR or first floor or large room, any
where near subway: state lowest rent
STEWART, COG Park Row Building
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PUBLIC NOTICES.


wANTED-well born baby girl for adoption
complete surrender. 5033 williamsburg.
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Pianos and Organs.

A slightly used Circassian walnut baby
grand piano, good as new; great bar
gain: new pianos and players at special fac
tory prices. WEGMAN PLANO FACTORY.
20 10th 'av.
PIANO-si. 600 will buy Steinway baby
grand, practically new. Inquire Apt FL
No. lo5 West 55th st.. 10 A. NJ. TO ~ noon
No dealers.
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APARTMENTS - UNPUBLISHED.

Above soh st.-5th Az. to North River.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLENE0Us.

BISCUITS
FAMOUS SWISS FACTORY SEEKS LARGE
IIYERS. REPLY SUGNET BISCUIT FAC
TORY, LAUSANNE, SWITZERLAND.
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Above 18th 81. to seth st. (Inciusiye).
East River Ia North River.

A CORNER on 9th nv above Bath st., 2hx
100. story buildings with store: asking
$50 900. mu-t he sold TO clio estate.
II " MEAD 4 Co. 3QT Sth nv.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Move 10th st.-5th Az. to North River.
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Above Soth st.--sth Az. to East River.
Washington Heights. Above leJth 81.
West Of 9Th Az.

wAsHTNGTON HEIGHTS
Lot. 21xiO0. practi- ally evcavated. unre-
stricted can be used for any purpose. ga
rage, foundry. lumber yard shop. SC. near
ic7th st. and Amsterdam az. WILLIAM ID.
INII. pATNlrI. Sinner EnllIlnn.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-20

loolled-for increases are granted, there will be further reductions in the official family of Sew Britain.
 Councilman l1ichStaCdt paid H .,hort visit to the city building this m0|njng. and Ii WAS int"rcStin& to WytCN tEV eyes, thnt Followed his movements around tin" buildin%- To several 4u"%,iuucr> the second ward rrprv> 'nl1tl>v StNt"d that thrr" was every Hkrlih0ou that the matter of >,;iI"ri." N.tS in SuvE condition that it will hr possible for the common coun- r:i to take definite action tomorrow ni-Nt. The session tomorrow evening promises % h." ;l> Interesting as any in >Hr'ral mouths. IL would not be %Ururi~iMG of the <. It. c. sian was exhibited '2"ly in the spectators gal i,rr.
 \ prominnu: mvnl nrr of the board of Uul'i" WUrl,s today di'ruS%cd the proh%pilHN "t WU'ium II. Hall re- signing d. city viv;iUN"r. lie said that thr city of New I;rit@jn is losing A competent engineer. Tine board mem ter did not think that the matter of %n,H1N entered into Mr. Halls drci-
New Britain herald., 1920-01-20
TO SELL. ASSETS.

l;ctcrcc Edward M. YconlaaS yes c day authorized George A. Stark, 'i1i>stcp of the bankrupt estate uf the Polish kraCoW comrary, to sell tho :'".:ctS of the company at q private
 ale within two weeks for $l,@0o. The "rfrrcc also approved the report of Fred Wrinkle trustee of tho bankrupt estate of the American Cloth lt"gis- tcrinG company Of this city. \ final dividend of , per cent. had previously clarcd for the creditors. \ prior dividend of , Ter cent. hal previously been paid the creditors.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-20
HALL HUNS S OVER INCREASES
Events or thC Day Have lit Attention From These Locking For Boost.

|ighout the City Hall today EaS just on" Vl~StiUn tN"I to absorb the minds ur the Of pnd employees Interested. |; the league Of uu 'IonS. the IT, F., wno secured thC Dempsey Ter bout. but in" result of the of the yaIury routniltrV and |rt to the common rultnril to-
 eNcnn%. ItV"'H nUdH .$%onrs
 the air" over the report and lendatiouS. The fact that the linccr has decided to resign his snd the probability of others lg along SimilHr lines, would that unicS>; some of the
New Britain herald., 1920-01-20
HIGH SCHOOL MOTH S.
Poor Trolley Srr-irr Makr~s1oO Sub
 ,trE:;njtp% EarUN TIliS Morning.

On account of the poor trolley scrN- ice on the l'lainNillr and Hartford lines over 100 people were tardy this mormin%. The school library Was packed with pupils awaiting 1h"if turn! to explain to the principal. The pr"CrntaHr Q: turdN cuSCS for the pas'I week was as follows: First year class ; turdy, 2.3 per cent: second yea: class H. tareiN, S.1 per c"nt.; junior class tHrdN, per cent: ScnlOr IiHSsi 10 tardH. ? per cent.
 The frs intcrcl;,:s hash ball game wa#.Elay"d this afternoon in the gym. >'CHinr; '&. Juniors.
 The ErCrrh club held d meeting ttfisl afternoon in the model apartment ot the Vocational High schN.Jl.
 There will be aSkCtD1li practice in the :;NHi tonight.
 r1 fl IElkS; fair.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-20
MASONIC INITIATION.
Centennial Ledge to Have Two Meet
 jn"S Tomorrow for Degree Work.

Centennial lodge, A. F. x A. M., will hold two communication tomcr- TOW. a special ono at , D. m. and the regular one at 1:30 D. m.
 At the , o'clock mectinE a class of candidates will receive the Fellow craft degree and after an intcrntssion fhc scconG class of candidates; will re- ccivu the degree at 7:30 o'clock. The degree will be worked in full form.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-20

subject Of his talk will deal with tho thrift campaign which is active inNthis city. Attorney GrcCnhG"sc is a mem Der of the i\ato lodge and is an inter- eSti ing Spca l<pT
New Britain herald., 1920-01-20

sion to resign. as he had frequently heard him speak Of entering into the ron1racting business. Mir. Hall is well vcrscd along the lines of eNper- fence in various kinds of contracting work.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-20
WILL ADDRESS KATO CLUB.

Liquor Prosecutor Albert A. Green berg will speak this evening at : o'clock before the kato club. Tine
New Britain herald., 1920-01-20

I.yn@h'a orchestra at tn" Ell&' fair. .:.lNt.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-09-18
NG1VE Us INNS DAY."

Of
Almighty Hand TO Shake ter
Feet others willing and 10 do
We would like 10 in
zen think
minds Knowing OF my
Heaven do
20 hell when DIE
IT hard Tor believe
Thohe having through
neutrality-suspicious.
daughters and nothersi is
Mssissippi or Texas with face % white
"a snar get
Heaven FATHER that would nearly
bursting with anxiety
Gah II be true tlat everlasting curse
and made color righteousness key Heaveh2
Can 1t be abiding place for all the
strike parchs protect the honor
whose honor we
cherish with Impulses equally
Righteous Father belfve that fasen lot of
las cloak 70 shield their you are
Domination.
We believe that Sermon on the
Mount and the Golden Rule he talking
everywhere, for ai time
we are trying 20 help SHOW this
ing Internal set of notions
born of The devil and threw hope you
VIII hurry up and throw Bnodlss
trends
Rfsheous Father they America aneu
Negro press
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-09-18

button touch
ed by special which de-
tails headnng colonz
e with Negro Negro Of being
Cincinnati Portsmouth Marietta depart
from type trolley
posed to be within the code the River
Negroes WIVES asserted being imported
numbers and Industrial
but that demanded ny
made safe from the Germans
This for the
the Buckeye
to Practically of these
sasaciousl win Republican
the Republican ticket
cratic State OF Tennessee there
THE Democratic
ready asking themselves
white polls
This a ON loyalry Of
Democratic white
attempt to initiate campaign game
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THE MIRROR OF
PUBLIC OPINION
THE AnT or ADVERTISING.
tFfoth the Nashville Tebnesseean)


ut ADVERTISE" character
another why do hens instead Of duck frultf
eeau eathes advert wares words that
effect II phound will remember the exact phrase
The SOAP you use in the morning the one advertised in your
ing pictures days week the
merchant who has enough in
living which
advertised year before YOU made UP your purchase
gaphophone which seeking
10 s1boo00B worth of notes order to expand it's business
the public because the past four and half
advertising the corporations
bankers featuring being proof that sound
Nashville bankers have been known TO extend line of
credit TO some firms mainly because they had advertised them
selves into the minds and the poekbeok of their customers such
being that this enlightened has
our midst BIZ backward letting be known that they are
preaching the living Gospel of the living Christ
backward advertising, etrNnse SEEM This
an enlightened aae but
been afraid of the un
Nashville fought heeT How in
formed that Nesy yet remains haewed ground and that this
really with big having been the home OF
that doughty warrior hard hitting and straight thinking statesman An
drew jackson?
publicity The smallest German hamlet before the
war baa on sale "ews taken from every conceivable point
me place and no py was allowed 10 miss the opportunity to send
wish here written under
The picture Of Bismarck
wage said that they even
the statues sell this tourist trade That ma
advertised everything which had from beer TO Kaisers I'M
til they were known Quick
England But Of know that the eown prince Of Ger
Frederick Wilhelm There's example Of advertising for
Sod
father OF real advertising That shreWd
wonder who writ
admitted
fnasian prince paid sagaetand
voe the world would not heed his advice Anyway he made tas
sam, lie knew paid advertise
said that The world would
Fellow; fnaneier win
him bdd railroad his warehouse he advetse enough
attention OF million
Ola who
consistently
lis fh IN
doIard6NR market.
gambler
publicity
most worthy merchants find that advertising doesn't te
And
The battfeIds
M o
great life
OF
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-09-18
DoNr HRIsusR NO dcH4NdE YouR MrNp

@sfom the Pittsbufg
II that yop mind vou rver
eanee ~ boast Ra standing Things are happening
with rush m the Tong invisible ARE
visible INSTITUTIONS axanrie
The fall OF the ahonahc idea after unehsllenee
You Judge Impressions hang with null dog ~
borhness 20 mistakes
They Thought Lincoln wasn't militant president because
me dasay ideas
10y first Impressions yourself ra
Welcome the new idea whoever Cheek 1t up
scd old ideas and with your experience Don't Se
iafrafd 60 say 70 the fellow sAt wpeag
iDon he afraid o
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-09-18
!. w. HARzIEF,s TTa.uyTTE
DAILY TALK
Why God Made The Flowers
llBy n. M. Hnrnael

N~-f w. AAdLAAttt
Why did GDd make the fIpwersy
What use are flowers without fruffg
Vino can live On Flowers, ON their
fragrance without rruu?
This world would be n fiar;f ana
drsary place without flowers just
as the mind Is blank, OF the suul
is dark without the iIluminnfjun u'
the righteDus Iight of fhDueht. ao5
matte the flDwars 10 brighten and
10 cheer the wDrld. Gnd made the
starE as the radiating and gIistaninr
flowers of the Sky To shine ny night
this same hand made them to be the
flowers of Heaven To banurIfv fbe
HAIL of the Sky"
Flowers cheer the sick. tn sxra,.f-
en- the air with delightful nfInr. IN
give Joy and pleasure 10 mRn In
the home, ON the table, In the yurd
and on the porch. flowers come forth
to brighten and to cheer the SAD
heart az the angels or mercy. they
add a higher tecstatir ~ possible To
the already full nup nj pleasure
FINALLY, at the grave. wihnn the inst
SAD rite rs satd. where the cruel
munster death LAYS IT'S within low.
flowers are brought as minisssrlne
angels, IN sonthe and 10 sustain the
sad heart, and to he iaifl ifnnn the
grave 10 soften the aching heart OF
the living with their .fragrsInrn. This
rs why 6od made the flUwsrs.
What Flowers ARA.
Flowers are the thoughts nf flsa
diluted with the breath lof angels
which We call fndUr mot knowing II
Is the breath dof ,etIestiaIs.