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Little Bobby and His Pa
nv wILLIAaI e. KIRK.

Our tcechor drnwed Il Ring OH The
to"id us sh to e 2aw ciree ss3
about cirkels y siraight lines. ~
sSsH 70" 81 eir ssa hS
the first one:
as G ,s I'm, Is Tary E,d ssd Pa, as old
draw cirkelS ON the peeramids. ia sod.
These cirhcfs Was supposed 10 be the
cirkels is empty inside & Rings heads IL
have hay, newer been fun except with a
About the first cirlSel wich got the
human race ~ bad, sod ia. Vas tic
aaIppei III tie tiardlns of Eden. sed ia.
i snw il, sod Pa, her mouth VAS
~ IKE cirkel wen she bit the. appel
M ~ tmo and 81 st Esa a ,, and saye 5j .
Keep ahod of the sheriff, sed Pa. So
you Son see. Robbie. scd PA. tho cirkel
among them .anshunt geezers s' ( a %S9nt
US fnoar modern Einks, sed Pa.
Mhfa to- eaifS m Of %Sr's
y.urn .alk seems 10 ono OF gentoi
birth n brcdcing.
thsy, have a awful punch Thay go
i TO mo n.srE Hed Pm, like Yankee
Man. first Termed TO draw a ci FIX; ' by
loonInE up nj the sky with a new
ihoe' VI ~ new ~ tOufU, Seu Ma,
fure old gent newer looked NJ the
SKY much Wen | knew him first. sed
Ia, he. used to have 10 watch his step
Very close wen ne was cumming honii,
from the. club. sed Pa
My father loved the sky x tho stars.
Sed Ma. > >
He ought to. sed Pa. he saw them
moar than he saw the sun, Dut | am
Cutting away from my suhjcck, sed Pa
kind Of quick. ! was speaking tn
Robbie about Cirkcis and how ti,av can
cit one in trubbel Tho appel In the
Garden was the first cirkel, set Pa. Il
today ne have tho we'll mad, & sub-
stanShu Wedding ring. ,sfd Pa, which
mas Deen close second 10 the Appc,
as u starter or Mental Arithmetick, aei
Pa.
.: So nobele' ssd Ia. take cirhels as
are ratther DANGEROUS littel iiEgcrs,
sea Pa. sum yung lady with round
eyes & round red mouth is laying
10Y you sumWarc in this world this
liuei older she viii prubly he warins
4 gold cirNel bought out OF yure weak
~ .sallcry, scd Pa Bewarc OF cirkels.
scd PA.
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Geerse w.s.inst..,. n.,,uro,

w. q. s.. neutrality-suspicious. Wash
SSnEton was member OF the Protestant
9spisSii s sa,,s Church. Ths sxact nature
Pr controyersS. He was vcs;rynlan of
Two parishes. regular in his attcnda nee
SaGl one or the other OF the parorh;aj
EcayFches. at Alexandria or al Pohick.
tlnd both he and has wife were com
inunicants- While the army law en-.
uamped in the environs OF MorriStown
1t occurred that tho service OF In"
{ comm1n!on waa to be adm mustered in
the Preehyterian Church of that vii
slase. In u morning OF the Drcvious
week, General Washington visited the
nouse OF the Rev. DIR. Jones. then uase
. tor Of that church. and accosted him
.IDoctor, ] understand that tho Lord' :
supper Is. to be celebrated with vni,
cords with the canon~ OF your church
10 admit communicates OF another de-.
Snomtnat ton" The doctor rejoined.
3iMost certainly; ours is no. the pres.
EpYtsrian table, general, but the Irnrd.s
table. General Washington reDIied
~ am glad OF Il; that is as IL ourbt
TO be; but as was not quite aurr ~
the fact, thought I would ascertain
" from yourself. as propose 10 ioin
with Soy on that occasion. ThoHrh
=. Heuleer OF the Church OF EnrIand
x I&haye no exclusive parttalities." This
aneedota was published In Boston in
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TIE Weather !. nb,Irinr

FHHllnt F'redcrick is GOING around
me studio out in California with u
sml!c on her face these uyS SHE
SAYS she has found Il bit OF millennium,
NJ least, III picture making. For once i:
she says, the costume fits the weather
the rcal weather, that is. MOI the
variety named in the story. Usually
III pictures-at least in those | make
one wears turs in August and or
shhdieS IN January. liut the Alaskan
scenes ia Roads of Destiny" are he
me taken nov, and so when Director
rank Lloyd says 10 bundle myself up
IN iurs, l do il without complaint: In
iact, the weather Is Il bit .crimpv'
even in California now and the furs
feel good.
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:, ..th the Film Folk
Itrom Trnck nriArr tn S1nr

cullen Lands il thinking of wri ing
the story Of his lifc-so far. AS he
Is only - there may be stu other
Things 10 tell for his complete bior-
ranhy Hut as it is, he has had en-
D"ricnccs enough To FIJI one volume
Ihc book, 'lo says, is TO lie entitled
From. Truck Driver 10 Movie star
Just ivc years ago he was driving a
truck Tor studio. running The tcic-
phone switchboard and doing other odd
Jobs which came his way lie felt ne
was getting tp in the world when he
bGintnc assistant prnpcrtY man. Final
~ hr became property man and then
was raised I" III" rank al assistant di-
rector. His employers found no fault
with him. But he found fault with
himself. lie said Cranky he wasn't
prepared for the position. So he bought
IL camtra and Spcut more than six
months taking pictures and lcarnini,
everything possible about producing u
picture. He played small parts i'm Iic-
lures ana almost from the first his
work brought him rccogniiion Ills
excellent work IN the Goldwyn pic
turc. The Girl From Outside" by lex
E"arh, carried him over the ton"
Upon the coInplctic< Of that picture lie
was offered 81 five year contract by fnc
foldwyM Company. lie accepted Il and
VIII hr seen III a number of excellent
n'iiiS. tie VIII be seen in another l;uN
Hcach picture, Going Some" soon
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schcrt1lnsrr write, Song.

Victor Schertzinrer. who directs
Mabel Norm2nd pictures, IL an ambiii-
written pinto" Miss Normunl's iatns;
play, and having directed her n. II.
nc mas written Il song OF the same
lltic. which VIII be used with the
production OF the picture. Mr.
SchcrtHinger WAS Il wcll-lSnown must
cian before he began directing motion
IncturcS. He always has Il r!1n, ON
INC SCI where he is working, and often
when he wishes 10 convey to his play-
erS an idea or emotion. he sits down
az the instrument and puts /. INTO
music. sometimes he even furnishes
his own musical iccompnair,cnt FOR
the hlning of scenes
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NsFna Tainnsdke il yer..,iI,

ta,sNorme Talmadge Is known to he one
.Ot the most versatile of all fcmininc
screen stars, but her remarkable tai.
. shas IN this direction have never been
S1nTnso such good advantage as. In
4 33Sd Lies. which openes at the Odeon
tEneateF today and shows again toner
IN this adaptation OF Willlie Collins
q fEtoIy OF tho same namc Miss TalmadUs
SR2Itrays three separate and distinut
each being OF a different
SH2ciai caste. age and physical appcar.
ss#lSe, Not only does the star make her
realistic, but she makes
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ni.co,ercd hy MrS. Rogers,

VIII Rogers il a proud man InosA
days. Not only ina. his four.Tea-- Old
hut Mrs, Rogers discovered thu pos
siui.'les IN tho picture which Air. Rog-
rrs is making nov. II is 10 he called
'Jcs' Cali Me jim" hut m" nhn!c ~
the novel by J, c.. Holland, from which,
IL is taken, IL seven Oahs." one
evening. Rogers saw his wife wiping
her eyes. as she read the hook. She
looked IN and said TO justify herself:
III would make anybody cry, who had
Il particle OF sentiment in hm--.but it
lnakoa You lnmEh. too. wish ] could
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OBJ, Sec WHO'S uere,

brooke and Leo Delaney, names ana
p aess ofssn seen in vitaEraph pictures
'shine Trail" J. stuart Blacjston.s '1 ON,
s9roa4ction for Fathc. Sylvia Eroamc,.
d3d Robert Gordon arc featured at the
5SSuoi splendid cast including. In
Siolet and Charles Blackton. Fannie
'gn5s s G I Alexander, adaio Dunn. Louis
ii Ss H3hsrt Miiasch. Margaret Barry,
sEdanh hilton, Jay Strong and Slim
S as This Is tho Victor feature today
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AIndgc Kcnnrdy oua,lG.,.

MuuSe NcnnodY has Il nrw dcfini-
non Tor an actress. Al least she says
she isn't one. because she docsn', own
much has been sent out ~ thr nrcsS
department about Miss Kcnuely's bear
which came from Australia and which
LOOKS as if one Of its parents had
peen porcuptnc and the other n
kanSaroo. So, even by her own kind OF
dehnition. Miss Kcnncdyy qualities AZ
an actress.
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through. Apropos. the story isSsS
OF Il Young prince OF the Orient inpssE
ing many friends on the steamer WYNN
bore him to England. so that ut tSsH
conclusion OF the voyage those frlen@Y
arranged u dinner in his honor3r I.onSS
don. II WAS Il stnurt affair mud a FASH
ionablc company, but thr prince did mol
The foilowing morning tho chairman
of the committee asked him why I'm
hudn't shown up. ~ wasn't hungry,
the prince answered simply ana
calmly. {.
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Daughters of ii. neyo,u,,,,

Mss n b L.. ChristiansLurg--rh
,sI stpersaf sNH sa yo was sTssnised in ne
SiiEibiltty to membership is Restricted
{ 10 10 women who are iineal descendants
~, aI aHceh.of "no' was y military or
marine In actual service under the an.
tboFity Of any OF tho thirteen colonies
or STATES. or of me Continental Coz,
gresS, and remained always loyal 10
s1ch authority, or deSce ndants OF on,
who signed the Declaration OF indie
Sseaa4enes: or OF one who, as meinbc-
congress Of any Of the colonies o., state
~ as an official appointed by tr urd..
the aNtnorHy. OF such REPRESENTATIVE
g kodfes, actually assistc<! in the estah.
atShrpent OF American independsncc hy
&serYioe rendered during the war o.,
the. Revolution. becoming THEREBY Liable
government Of Great Britain. out re re
r,sining aiways loyal to the authority
3 En- s s; H;iehnona.Ml.:dgig ,'er
.sfnpioysd IN Honskong and the treaty
ea nso az Do 5 sstesssEEs f All
.asin their dealings with nativs ssrva wants
stpershants, c2Slies etc. les base il cor
saaas yam ana aa nstuy" ora q chi
sTsngAa according 70 Chiness idiou. The
i sssss s. S The E"Si''a ~S-S 's sS'
q q aL@tts Rsee.,~
fs q 8 dasign4tioa souetImes ioosei..
gtysH e5 kertaiu nations e=peeiNi..
tfbe Ieyenth. Spanish and Italians who
S fgs,n Ian isssnEo uses principally derived
q aIrs. X ''Mww w.. s's New Market,
Ft0g,atns poisoning results from eat
StEs stsraysd antnai matter AZ cheeee
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Mary Picktoru In "pol,yann..,

PAlyanna." at the Isis. is iovous
J 9!en9 OF humor aud sentiment and with
) ss sssssS nSIman romance for It's basis. and
s,n ay.aily Tor mature enjoyment and
z Hases. Vexed se< problems or morbid
sth hemes. X COMICS oppor,unely when
S,tnele Is quite too much thought of sor-
Tow and suffering In the world and
n @sopte welcome bright, joyous enjoy
5nacht when seeking motion pictures for
~, Mary Piekfoyd has done u wonderful
Shtleoe OF art in this charactcrisation OF
&pnt yersRl appeal.
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dohn bowers, who has played lead.
inE parts IN number Of pictures, and
frcderick IN Roads of Destiny" has
now accomplishment - playing tic
guitar AT least that is what he saws
neonle around tho studio insist that I,
should no called an afTlc,ior The,
reason for his sudden interest in the
instrument lies in the fact that on his
sail his yacht Cncas to Honolulu.
And If know how 10 play the
guitar. IL VIII be easy 20 conquer the
pc.nicd out to him that liz would lie
allowed 10 land even if he couldn't
Niay any instrument. he looked IN
cbancasS .,,t "'W r. W"s t"kihS no
10 StrumminE something which norc :,
resemblance to Poor Butterfly"
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PIONEER CITIZEN
NOW GIVES PRAISE
He Suffered for Al Long Time
With Stomach Trouble Prior
to Taking Plant Juice.
NOW is NO LONGER NERVOUS
The Stomach Trouble Has En-.
tirely Disappeared and He
Says He Is Feeling Fine.

phantom looming up mcnaCingly In the
distance and getting daily nearer and
nearer. AS one gets older and older
he longs for the youthful days WHEN
iifo WAS rosy hucd and aud tomorrow
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SCREEN BREVlTIES

An .Admircr.-~Wallacc Reid. born St.
louis: 1872; educated New York; stage
The Girl and the Ranecr'; screen ca :
Fcer, Selig, NitaGraph, Gniversai (wrotc.
acted .,rt an 9s, hirec,edl. With ID w; .iriTith;
ing man for Geraldine farrar in Car.
men, Rosa Marta, joan the Wo-
man. r ,!,mn'. Believe Ne. Nan
Man From Funeral N;ngc.' RAYS
Hioiin ana Other strinsed Instruments
ncleht, fceti weight. So; brown hair.
ina,enport. DOUGLAS, Mclean played IL
Fuss and Feathers"
NJ. S.--The Bathing Girls are AZ fol-
lows; Phiilis liavcr. Marie Provost.
H iHrr Hammond. Mildred June, lame
y !r, esp. S!hyl Treviila; Gladys Whitfield,
Ihelmn liellcrnan, l!ivai Taylor. Irene
TYner, Virginia Fox, Ethel Edwards,
King, Mile MCGOWAN. Mice AIaison
They are all between the ages OF IL
and 20.
Il. ana .r.-Iano Lee is = Address
her No. a7oi La Mirada Avenue. Los
Angeles. Cal. Warner GLAND took the
part Of The Chinaman and Henry q. Sell
S3i West EiSh'y-SiNth street. New
York City. Sell Green Room Club.
New York City. othcr questions viii
ot IL '!SWcTet as soon as inc lnforNla-
ton IS obtained.
lieutenant Jack Lcverinc. who j.,
acting IN support OF TAYLOR Holmes
in a screen REPRESENTATION Of thu stugc
play. The Very ldca.' is an American
eNpedi,tnnary force Vetcrau, who Was
decorated 10y King George for bravery
under tirr AZ the front.
L. $. v, P.-Niola Dana hnd the
leading role ~ some Bridc"
e. r. E.--Eari Williams played op-
positc Anita stewart in From Head
quarters
PcgGy. Sheldon Lewis and Arnold
DAILY appeared in The Exploits Of
E'a!Hc. Bert I.E;cll is not dead
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Star Likes Spider.

s.yt Did you ever hear, Of a girl who not
;;only wasn't afraid of spiders. but &C
Sualiy fondled them and kept them as
PETS! marguerite Clark Is that UNI
!nsuat kind Of q young feminine person
IN ner new picture, "All-of- "a sud- q II
geBGy which VIII be shown for three
days at the Colonial commoncinr TODAY
Perhaps the fact that her mother, &c.
S,1sldlng 70 the story. is noted scion
something to do with it. Miss Clark
mas the role of Peggy O'afara. a viva
ssoas Irish girl. Her mother. a widow,
hobby is entomology. to write n hoo,;
en- spiders. So emcrsed are they in
Their work that Peggy becomes a little
. matrimonial as Well as se,cn,jtic
partnership between them.
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Try This Stunt.

Could YOU stand halfway M ;ous
staircase aud deliberately fall stra:gh;
backward. Without bonding, and With
out making amy effort TO su*a your
self? This is not an invitation TO go
and try H. unless YOU are wishing for
Il stay In the hospital: but the stunt
was successfully done in the t"Earth-
bound
Everyone who has ever riggea un a
gymnasium in the Shed or the hay
mow---and that includes practically
every boy and man--knows how dif-
hcult It IS 10 fall backward with aut
bending even onto u mattress or soft
hay. horizontally placed. Add 10 that
distance another 10 degrees, take away
The mattress and make The landing
,placc a hight Of steps. and the stunt
becomes. one which takes iron nerve
ana Self-control. Also To avoid seri-
ous Injury 1t takes Il lot 10 hauw how
In "tarthbound" "a prominens young
ciubm2n. Nicholas Dcsnorouyi tWynd-
am StandinE). is shot hy his one-t:p,c
fricnh, Jim Rittenshaw ,Mahlon
iiamilton). The tragedy occur; On The
stairway in tho club lobby. Tho scene
throughout i tcnsciy dramatic
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First Ncpuhlicnu prcsi,Icnt.

G. j. 8, astvillc.---Thc first President
elected by the Republicans was Abra-
d!dntc was John g. Freeman, who was
defeated in 1850
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information Bureau.

tnSsirfss regarding ainoat any tonic.
spuaE on legal apd medica, sub,
Ss,rs aFe aeswered free. AS all In-
aoasi letter. = seit-aaaressed sianned
ssnsetoHe n reqatred. Address 'The
Nfchmcnds Va,
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Weeks Picture Shows
,oFIERINGs AT LOCAL HOUSES.
/ StaEe Play Pictured,

3 TIC Country Cous ln." Sclznic(
picture starring Elaine IIammestein,
iiIhtoh comes to the Bijou Theatcr to-
Gay. tomorrow and Wednesday. is an
'adaptation or the famous stage play
by Booth Harrington and Julian Street.
Tooth Harrington move. has drawn :.
imors appealing character than that OF
the country cousin" the leading figure.
" the story. who is o sweet and whole
some young American Girl whose rural
freshness becomes weapon OF right
Nncp she enters the lives OF self-ccnt-
ieScd near" relatives
In che Clock store" fantastic im;-
tatlon or clock shop In the overture
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IN r.Npcr, in rnlni,,ry.

INN Forrest, who is ont in California
noW. appearing III Mary Roberts Rinc-
umns written about her swimming and
riding ana uther athletic stunts. Where
AZ nc ining IN which she is really
most interested Is pllmistry Misc
Forrest says she thinks she has read
everything ever written about palms.
trI-ccrtainiy all the standard books
talk with men .nd women who were
famed for Their ability To read palms
ni course, Miss Forrest has no linton
reader but during the war she received
money for her readings. turning Il all
oyer 10 the Red Cross.
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Mus, stop Crying.


Pauline Sturkc is having Il line timc
these days doing stunts In her aero
plane. But soon that will be over, for
she viii have 10 20 back 10 work at
The Goodwin studio, and she has prom
iSed fai,hfully. by crossing her heart
and raising her right hand that she
Will not do any flying while she is en-
gagged on a picture. That was made
necessary because Miss S;arke is 30
daring. No mild, ladylikc dying for
her. She Is always trying "a break
records Tor speed or for altitude or tor
something or othcr---and sometimes she
succeeds. But even If she doesn't break
records, she Is always rislSins break
ing her neck, and the directors OF her
pictures have found it necessary 10
prohibit any dying while on a picture,
''Of course. they're right" says Miss
s;tarkc. Il know how Annoying il
would he if I'd made half a picture
and then should be killcd--they'd have
10 throw away nil that film Tho
last picture in which Miss Starkc APP
pcarcd is The Little Shepherd Of
Kingdom Come" in which Jack Hicli-
ford Is III. star.
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Knows, jWIii Rogers cannot deny his
family anything. so when his wife
said that. nc decided that Seven Oaks
u. he had no doubt oc It. and neither
had the scenario department OF The
Goldwyn company. when ii. was
brought to their considerable And
now VIII Rogers and son Jimmie are
appearing In :hc screen version OF the
story.
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1T was oscar Wilde who said thar
nt' is always copied art, hut Rowland
Lee. not being Of so parahoxical a
tNri al Wlnd. says that art copies !if"
~ Least II has donc so Nv this case He
Is out ~ the studio in Culver City now
appearing IN Mary Roberts Rinehart'S
'''hGvr"uH t'aNS one scene filmed Il
fvM days ago shows Lee in uniform
lying rs though dead on the edge. az
a muddy trench. That's going 10 be
Il Good scene said one OF the other
acl org 'n' leo aftcrward. 1T ought 10
he. Lee answered. You see, had
Il p'etiN fun rehearsal on it more than
u year aSo: 1t WAS in the Avgonuc
Wncn the ighiins was The ficrcest T
lay on the edge OF :; muddy trench.
wounded. was wearing this very uni
form. too. Will" the camera was
cvahNhS away just nov. | was living
through that hour whcI the wound
'hd the unconsciousncss were real No
womdrr you Say l phylG the scene
WCl!'
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The Hest of ReaAonA
II" ;artoon!st who Tie other day
pictured Wonder What PRINCE
Thinks About, probably wasn't far
wrona when be showed his subjer,
rather bored With what he had to 20
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Willie .tns,yerrd.

y doctor who was superintendent, Of
ne sunday schoo! in u small village
asked one of the hoyS this question:
i!lie. viii YOU tell mo what we
must do in order TO Ect to heaven
said Willie. we must die"
Very true, rcpIiod the doctor, .'hut
tel me what We must do before We die
We must Set sick" said Willie and
send for you
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household, written in the stars own

household written in the stars own
handwriting:
; u ndhy dinner-Iced cantaloupe,
olives, nuts. ounce, etc, smothcred
chickcn' peas and carrots, marshallow
sweet potatoes. lettuce with French
dressing, floating island and Il dcml
taSSc.
Monday iuncheon--Chicken patties.
stuffed celery. vegetable salad, hot
rolls. jelly and coffee.
Monday dhrer-Broilcd blue fish.
spinach with cgg-crcam sauct, boiled
onions, nut bread. lemon pie and cof-
II $ Il ay lunchcon--French lamb
chops, Shoe string potatoes, stuffed
bel! peppers. huttcrcd toast and milk
Tues dag dinncr--Vegctabic soup,
rounu steak. hrotled corn sautr, fruit
salad. tapioca pudding.
We'll. that's sure sign that Miss
M!nicr did not get that dainty little
figure from dieting. You've goi to
eat We'll 10 work we'll" is this little
stars opinion.
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Ice cream. tanned meats and canned
goods that have not been property pre-
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Word, of Love,

two ladies paused for a ,ittic c,,,,
but their smiles hid hearts that hated,
IN Ni' Grr some a momen's the, lady in the
We'll, ] must he going. have u,
ing" ''''' NV u
The othor seized THIS chance for
~ diE. Raising hcv lorEncttc. she re-
marked with acid sw-eetness:
really! You don't mean 10 say Won
have I. mnther living?''
On, yes, came the crushing re-
tnrt; My mother is sun alive anI
Eeaity. dear she doesn't look a day
older than Sou dol"
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Nhni Il Movie Star Eats.
bld YOU ever wonder what - moving
picture star cats? Here's n menu for
three days aj the Mary Miles Mintcr
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The Days Good Stories
FROM MANY SOURCES

Mrs. Hughes, wife of tho Australian
i'fc'nier. is very fona OF children, and
has fund OF anecdotes concernimg
One she is fond Of telling concerns
Eisi, Snc paid TO a certain elementary
school in melbourne. shortly bcfor.
starting for England.
Among the questions nut ny the mis-
lowing: W.
surprising we had boarded a shin
last night and steamed 100 miles due
southwest. where should we be now "a
inc correct answer being. Of course.
on me coast OF Tasmania"
Ihere was moment OF breathless
row, WHO had just recently, II trans
pred. returned from :. rather rough
ana stormy sea trip. pipad ont shriliy:
III ne cahIn, mA.anl, sick"
The Washington times., 1920-05-12

missions as well as Of personal political, and
religious liberty and education. William
Carey, of England, a Baptist, is the father OF
modern missions. while Adoniram Judson
and Luther Rice, American pioneers in foreign
missions, were Baptists.
6. Home as we'll as foreign missions en-
cages the activities of Baptists, and from the
beginning they have been one of the large
evangestic forces in this country. According
to the latest official religious census of the
United States Baptists showed larger pro-
portionate gain in membership from 1906 to
1916 than any other denomination.