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The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-01-01
Urges Government Insurance.

A former service man, who late.
ly returned from overseas and is
now in Washington, said in re-
cent speech:
"In France the doctrine of Gov
eminent insurance was preached in
almost every conceivable environ
ment-iu churches and In stables,
barracks and in billets, in hospitals
where dying soldiers signed insur-
ance applications that we're later
ratified and the money paid to the
beneficiaries; the front line trench
es even were visited and not few
instances are known where insur'
ance was taken out by man just
before going into action.
II wish to say a word about
the attitude toward insurance OF
the service man now that he is
discharged. When | left the de
mobilization center a month ago
with the red chevron on my arm,
my first impulse was to throw my
hat into the air, hook my arm ov.
er a cloud and sail whichever way
wind the blew. l wanted to cast
aside restraint-to be free from re.
sponsibility. And then came
down from the clouds and realized
that the obligation to be good
citizen in time OF peace is as great
as the duty to be good soldier in
time Of war.
I'VE are living in a critical per
iod of the worlds history. Every.
where unrest lifts its head. 1t is
our duty to settle ourselves in a
gainful occupation and to protect
ourselves and our posterity as best
va can against the uncertainties of
peace. as we did against the risks
Of war, and the safest method of
securing this protection is by hold.
ing on to our Government insur-
ance; or. if it has lapsed, to get it
reinstatsd.
Government life insurance for
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-01-01

Americans are good cutters and
bad sports.
That we will fight for our own
safety, but will do nothing to save
the world.
Let the Armenian starve, and
the Turks raven, and the Poles
perish, and all the world burn up.
What do we carer What do the
jackals care for the visions in the
brains they munch3
Come boys! Circle and dance
Join hands and sing
Bark, Shermanl Caper, Reed
Boast, Borah!r Laugh, Lodge!
Up with NationaIism that
means selfishness, shame, trucu-
lence and another war
Down with an Americanism that
means Cooperation, Faith. Broth.
erhood and similar twaddle!
Berlin rejoices. The Bolshevists
chortlel Monarchists and reaction
aries all over the world smile and
say, II told you SOL
War is not dead. War lives.
We have saved it.
Build great navies! Increase
your armies! Expand your cam
non factories and powder mills.
Get ready for the next war.
Save your little boys, o. moth
ers, Be careful OF them. Well
need them soon.
We have killed the League.
We have enacted the greatest
Cruci6xion since, our forefathers
nailed the dreamer Christ to the
Cross.
We have killed the League.
Let there be holiday in Hell.
Copyright 1919, Frank Crane
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-01-01
Solo Most FREQUENTLY us.d.

Music may be Joined to words in
many ways: in church music, opera.
oratorio. madigrals, part songs, and
30 on. But experience shows that
the most frequently used type is the
solo, ranging in its manifestations
from primitive folk song up to the
richest complexities Of the art.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-01-01
Progressing Rapidly.

For the fourth time q new baby had
arrived at the home of Roberts sis
ter Nellie. When Informed Of the
event one Of his aunts told him In an
impressive manner that he was now
an uncle for the fourth time. Rather
fused, the little fellow answered:
Goodness me, If things keep on I'll
soon be e grandpa"
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-01-01
NOveKy Soon Wear. OF.

An experienced young woman told
US the other day that there Is a time
in every engaged girls life when about
a days growth OF beard adds to her
thrill, but that after the novelty wears
off clean shaving is much preferred
Ohio State Journal.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-01-01
Needs Brains First Of All.

SIN our complex civilization one
scarcely knows what ethical princi-
pies to follow" says q writer. One
might set forth reasonably confident
in the Ten Commandments and the
Sermon on the Mount.--St. Louis
Globe-D Democrat.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-01-01
Her Shoes Hurt Her Feet.

AS general thing, when yea 500 q
woman hobbling along the street with
IN agonized expression it is a sign that
she's got more foot than head.--Dallas
News.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-01-01
Her other Roarder.

Title Ginger says that in asking for
accommodations at a strange place
yesterday she inquired II there were
any other boarders "No," replied the
landlady, 'unless it's my husband. and
he can quit any time he wants to-
Seattle Post-Intslligencsf.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-01-01

Optimistic Thought.
1t is not titles that reflect honor on
men, but men on their titles
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-23
social Notes and Personal Mention.

Mrs. A. Eberstadt leaves to-day foi
Columbus. Ohio. Tor short visit. Mi
Eberstadt will poin her early In July
aud together they will spend the SUM
mer In New York aud Atlantic City.
Mrs, Alike Kriel. Of Rogers. Ark,
srpnt few hours In the city Monday
~ the guest of Mr.. and Mrs J. G. Ber'
Nv, sO0A jefferson street. enroute from
Santa Monica. Cal. where she spent
the winter and spring months. to her
home In Arkansas
Otis Anderson. of sulphur. Okla, "
visiting here AS the guest of Mr.. and
Airs J. G. Berry. Mr.. Anderson and
Wallace Berry served In an aviation
corps during the World War.
Miss Tot Lands. who Is attending the
Northwest Texas State Norway al
Canyon. spent Sunday In Amarillo with
her parents. Judge and Mrs, q. c. Ian.
dis
Miss Bessie Blair. who In taking the
RUNNER course at the Northwest Texas
state Normal. at Canyon. spent Sa,ur'
day and Sunday In Amarillo visitin.
with friends and relatives.
w. J. Green .of Mangum. Okla. spent
Sunday In Amarillo. as the guest Of
his sister. Mrs. q. G. Lands.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-23
johnson, Isenyon.

Sunday afternoon. June Goth. at the
home VI Mr and Mrs. H. T.. Johnson.
CANYON. Texas. their daughter Miss
Mamie johnson and a, =. Kenyon of
Amarillo. were united In the holy bonds
u matrimony. Rev. y. T. Fronabar
ger. pastor II the First BAPTIST church
~ Canyon. officiating. The couple mo
,ored to Canyon earlier In the day. ne
companlcd by a number ~ their Anna
rillo friends
June roses combined with foliage
were arranged most ariiriically through
ouf the house. while the ceremony u
self was performed beneath an arch
iwincd with foliage from which bios
somed nut myriad pink roses
Airs. Roy l.. Vineyard. 81 Amarillo
rendered the pre- nupIlal solo. - Flow
or Divine" accompanied by Mrs. Black
who later played III" MendellssohH
wedding march to the strains 81 which
~. bridal party entered. The proccs
uion was led by Master James Comp
ton, ring benrer. dressed In u white suit
carrying q large white lily In the heart
~ which rested the wedding ring. With
him was his little sister. Helen Comp
ton. flower girl In n fluffy white frock
The groom was accompanied by J. Z
I.ompton. of Purtales y NJ. while Mrs
t'omp,on sister IT the bride. acted n
.Maiorn ~ honor The blond beauty ol
the bride WIS delightfully."- emphasized
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-23

~ Mexican president IL y before
the rcvoltitinnistS yet him. ynu can Siy
that nc came tn an untimrly end.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-23
University Graduates II.nor,,I

Two delightful bridge parties wer,
given to-day, one this morning. and th,
Other this afternoon by Miss Florrnsp
Hendricks az her home. 500 jefferson
street. the hOhur-,s nf ia. orcasiuu
being "iN Young LADIES' recently return.
I'd from tn" University uf Texas. Misses
Maicailett" Hail. aud her guest Mis-
Hanna. MiHas lee nnd virginia Wolf.
ill., Margaret CARTS. and I.ura Robert.
tn" rooms were delightfully."- decorai.
rd Tor the occasion IN q prhfusiun If cut
flowers and fern. each ~ the five tables
arranged fpr thu game. having Its own
flower motif
Following several enthusiastic rounds.
cards wer. put aside and delicious re-.
Treatment course consisting Of ic.
cream and cake was served. each Mate
gurnirhed with dainty pansy bios.
Hoin. The honurecs were presented cor.
sage bouquet of sweet peas. ana besides
there young ladies the following were
included upon the guest lists for both
partle.; Mcsdames Grady G. Mobiles.
w w. Cox, Joe Moblcy. Il. l.. McKen.
ie' j. NJ Ly"rand Ray pi,tman. WI
liam burger. WIN MCnning, Miller
lieard' PHI seewald bernard Teel
clarence Williams, W W Durham. JOY
hairiS; Misses Jennie Kcnna. ~ waxn.
hachle. Norma and Nina Cunningham.
Margaret Seewald. Cornelia Wolfiin
Mihhis Madden. Margaret Herring.
Frances and Mildred Burgess. Mae
oun'avus' Margaret Patterson. Mary
Dawn Works Alleasc skillman. Nav
Brown GLADYS Secwald. Lillian and Mel.
Tie li"rshrough. Gertrude Lowndes and
Elsie Hall.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-23
Enicrtains with Thcaier Party.

Altr oliver Eao E,klr entertained 1.
number Il her friends most delightfully."-
Tue LAY with line party NJ M
MI ~ The young people assembled
NJ the Enklc residence. 1909 rilimui
STIR, I. early In the afternoon. aud frnn
thor" mutured Ia IA" thrator. Aft.
enjoying "'rhr Danoin' Fnn!." starring
Wallace Reid IL" party repaired tn th.
Ch9colnt' shop where they werr served
with u delicious h." course.
The enjoyable occasion was brought
Ia q close with an automobile ride over
u" city. Those participating In ihp ni
tcrn""ha pleasure included. AIiss.s
El"irr Phillips, R,lla Nug,nt. cam,
Packeti villa Beard. Gene Gustayus.
Sufle Crudgingtun. Simon TnIlove. Dnl
Is Miricl,. Mary Dora Oliver. Fay TN
d"rw""i. Clara Curric. Iinogrne II-r
riug. Elizabeth Powell. Edith Seewald.
Mary Han. Carlolta Cheney, Alvah
Meyer Margaret i.owndc. aud WIllrna
Walker.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-23
Sunb, am WuI EntertoIn ~. Nj,

The ". N. 4. ui the First naptisl
church will meet this az, nonn nj ;
o'clock IN The i.arlors 81 thr chiIcii
Following the missionary program
whdch will De in charge 4 Cir" T. 'hc
I Allowing program will he rendered 10y
tho Sunbeam Band Of the 'huch:
Subject: Going To School"
The Indian Chlld--Paui knapp
The Negro ChIld--i.enore Bruce.
The American Boy-Claire Virgins
The City Child-Juanita Mays.
A Chinese Song--Jane Harry.
School letters. to be read by the fol.
lowing; Russell Harry. Lucille Bruner,
Margareie Chestnut and Frances Lar.
ner,
Piano Solo-Miss Dorothy Duncan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-23
THE WEEKS SOCIAL CALENDAR
WEDNESDAY.


The W. NJ. u. of the First Baptist
church viii meet Ia the parlors Of the
Churchat o'clock
The Belle Eonnct, Nils sionary Society
II the Polk street Methodist church.
will meet In regular weekly session IN
the Annex.
The wuman's Auxiliary Of the First
Congregational church will meet with
Mrs. Alfred W houlis. 2Ois Taylor
street.
THURSDAY.
Mrs Marion Howard will entertain
the S'il Voua PLAT club at her home.
1907 Taylor street.
The Womans cub viii meet 1T 3
O'Clock with Mrs u. S burgess. ltIO
Tyler street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-23
c,l.NIorton.

\ very h"uatiiul aud impress i've ccr".
nuny wnH ElluHuiz,d Sunday morning
a. The " \ Burrows residence. 3pN
Lincoln street when Mira burrows sis.
ter. Mis- Hazel Reed. became the bride
4 E"fns Morton. Rev. e. T.. Guswnli
officiating
l.. 4 Ron "lng 'ho beautiful love
song For lose Y,u Truly" by car.
tie Jacobs Euld accompanied on the
lianu hv Mir g. Stanley AMI then. 49,
n" fiHhl STRAIN gave way go N. sol
ION iyil.m 60 III, wedding march. the
hridny lalty advanced
Th, ynI1g coIgit were attended by
Mrs. Nr.il- SlikRcfn. matrun oi honor
Mr. Saith. 90 bet mln. and little Miss
C'",r liYrr0ws VIII" bore the ring. The
hiii' wI very luy,ly IN tlupe gown
riih see s.ics tn match and carried
shower huuqu't uf brides rusrs.
Ini "'liHt'ls following the ceremony
Mr b1i Mar Morton lcfl Tor the q. \.
Reed Gh.h. riuth"iI II the city.
% h"i' the, WI spru a. 90 b ,u,vmnon.
ThnF expect o. mJi,r their futur. home
u ihiH r'ty lu III delight II their many
iiirnds here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-23
@T&5IEF@
RUTH J. MEYER

by h'r gown of white gc0rrctte. with
the missy wedding veil held In place
with cnrun.t oi llli's 81 the .llley.
She nc.Ii"d - showed bouquet 81 pink
rueE.
"a informal reception followed the
cronony. after whirh the couple left
upon their wedding lnut. during which
they viii VI a various points IN s1ath
Y Aar Aii,r - tIip 1T several weeks
they rct.rn to Amarillo. making their
iatUr" huui" ~ 1000 Harrison street.
limh Mr. aud Mrs Kenyon have q
h"st IL friends IN thif city. un wrll ~
IN ctny"n. VIII" join IN wishing then,
greet Happiness ana prosperity
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-23
social <mes and Personal Mention.

\ party composed II At. and Mrs.
Clifford billion. Mrs Kate l'rian. Miss
olive Btien and Leonard Nuhu" lr't
y, t,plnv for Dallas via automobile.
The, w.il Visit IN that ciiy twu weeks
h,forc returning 60 Amarillo.
An, Neuir Twioh'll. formerly II
Amarillo. hui who IL n"w making her
hou, i1 Austin. spent Monday In Ama.
nlin visiting with friends and relatives.
,niortr tu colorado. whor" she expects
tu make q n.xtended visit Aligs Twit.
rhcli expects to ~ nj r"v'ral weeks
m Amarillo before rrturnine ~ Austin
Air. sud Mrs. =. ~ lsyburn anil
children l.ii SUNDAY evening Tor Gle
burn" where they viii visit with rsla
GNcI aud friends.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-23
Former Assistant Postmaster Return.
On ilrief Visit

' W = Hopkins II Dallas. left Tuesda,
evening for his home. after brief yisi
!1,r" fp'nt looking up Old friends and
,t'ndihg personal business matters
IHr Hopkins was formerly assistnn,
'p' ftIna'i"r or Amarillo. and was also
superintendent NJ the First Baptist sun
'dhy School u fthis city for number Of
year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-23
THURSDAY
wonaan's Auxiliary 70 Me-.

The Woman's Auxiliary Of tn" First
congregational church viii nec. In reg
uiar sersiOn thig afternoon AZ CLOCK.
u III" howe II Mrs. Alfred " shnuits.
!hl' Taylor street NJ members are
Urged to De- In attendance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-23
Mother, Council IIold. Bn>rne,, Session

tn" Mothers Council mot In regular
burlne rrssiun Monday AFTERNOON IN
The arditoripn at III" Junior High
Srho i building. with q fair r,'prcSnia
tion from The various Parent Teachers
organizations 81 The city Among III,
iHplftfnt matter, To- come before this
meeting WAS the "ubmiss.on and adup
tiun "f q constitution aud by laws aud
the appointment Il nominating com.
m't"r. L. decide upon possible future
officers for III" organization This com.
mitiro is composed II u ~ mi.r a. IN
each Parent Teachers club IN ~. ,i,y.
Mrs. u T. Underwood IT, chairman nnd
the following ladies viii asst her. Mes.
danes John Ward. 4 e. cry. Chas. T..
Auidui.hrink aud j. \. cox. \ report
viii Ice Submitted io ihes. ladies AZ the
next regular meeting at whioh time the
formal election NJ Officers Win be- heli.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-23
PlinS Unusual Meeting.

On Sunday. June 27th. the Judsonian
u. y. J.. L. of the First Bapiis, church
VIII i'nicr the usual program In a
most Unusual manner Young people
be NJ th" church promptly at ga
o'clock
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-23
Rapiid sunday School IA p;en,c

The First Baplis, SUNDAY School will
picnic Friday June 90. instead II Sat.
urdny. ~ previously planned Everyon.
expecting TO attend il requested to be
at the church promptly at l2:3Oi o'ciocl;
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-23
RHEUMATIC PAINS
AausesEiy Gsssa ~ pssstrstias
q lssnlls's vs,zsrt on

A safe and harmless preparatios
% relieve the pains OF Rheumatism.
6ciatiea, Lame Back and Lambago .
Hsmlin's Wizard Oh IL penetrates
quickly, drives out soreness. and
Embers % stiH aching joints and
nuselea
You win end almost daily uses fos
4 In cases Of sudden mishsps OF &C.
sidents such 40 spfains. bruises. eutA
burns, bites and stingA Just - re-
6sbie, too. foi safaehe toothaehe,
Brcup end eelse
. Cst 4 from druggists for % eents
1f not satisfied rt,sfn he bottle and
net your money back
Eyss ss.,sips,se e A.ye s,ss &c.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-10
aUMOk OF THE DAY

q wish l knew whether my next door neighbor is going to plant q vegetable garden" 'rWhy are you so anxious to knewT Because if ke is. I needn't speHd so much money for chicken feed "--Rslti- more American. Nir. Mighte-You ought to buck up and show your wife who Is running things at your house. Mir. Meeke (sadly)-It isn't necessary. She knows.--Answers. Miss Homeleigh-Father declares that I am his greatest treasure. Mir Blunt-Indeed Then he isn't as 1 wealthy as I supposed.-Bestea Tran script
 'Now our candidate has every euafd- cation to make a good president" What kind of game of golf does he iplay?"-Louisville Courier-JoUnsl q saw dandy at the auto sihew last evening" Low in front, no back to speak of and every appearance of speed" i What kind of a car was 1t i "Car nothing It was dress so1ne woman was wearing. Judge First Little Girl-My father is q ts;,!- 1 deF7nist.
 Second Little Girl-Huh. that's. psth- I ing; my father is a taxieabist-Fsertaa l Times Union.
 The Direetor-Rememhtr ,eaeh tiSsse
 you appear you must register happiness 1 and contentment.
 The Star-How can you expect Me to I register continual happiness and centent- lnlent on the smallest salary of any lead l ing lady on the screen ---TIoustoH fest, lIsn't snsonex sstass thsse ds ss's 2s'a 22ss
 'No; 1t is just as far of as enes. .~- Boston Transcript. II 'Didn't you used to belong te . Bent
 Ivory club years age?"
 i "Yes," replied the patient yet Nrm woman "I had to resign. Nobody vor- ried about who was going ot fix ap the sandwiches and salad and freeze the ics cream but me. So decided vas J1Ft 3
 born worrier and was cut of my class - Washington Star. II The inquisitive old lady standing beside
 the discharged but still uniformed esidtei kept cycling his red chevron persistertiy
 "What division does that representr
 she asked.
 That, ma 'ani," replied the CT. feere. sents the division between me and tht United States army."-Hon.s Sector.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-10
POETRY
THE sPRING pAssEp BY.

0 Somewhere he missed the happy H3ginN Along the road of life Too busy. in the dusty search
 Fer goals men win through strife. And now he never understands
 tThe goal he sought is wont Just why young lovers joy to walk ., In lanes at set of sun. He wonders at inc mood of these Who love the thrushs cal, Or stand on some bFight cliff Of eye
 To watch the shsdevs fall. . thousand terms of joy and hera
 Are meaningless to him The pages of the past are writ
 In language strange and csA Somewhere the springtirne passed hin hy
 With lit of singing bird. The brooklet sent his friendly h4A
 The thrusnes eans-1nheard- Yet when the golden dusk ccrnes dsWa
 And Starred the brcokiets run. He dreams of walking down q l71A
 With her at set of sun. And as on rissals old faint ttr@
 Of color we discern, He sees across his faded years
 X wild, sweet beauty burn! Arthur Wallace Peach, in cPSf13Aeia
 Republican.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-10
THE KALEIDOSCOPE

1 Cultivation of cotton in the EeiE4a4- Congo is going ahead by leaps aAd |, bounds.
 | Hastings, England, has been q es4teE 1 for herring fishing for 20 centuries at | least. 1 The Rockefeller foundation is bufiafne 1 a modern hospital and medical seheoi h Picking.
 The first electrically welded ship ever I built in France was launched recently at , Caen.
 Bottled soft drinks are delivered v4ea coins are dropped into a new vending
 machine. A new combination tool includes a vasA, Eanvil, emery and bufing wheel, dYin and pipe wise.
 Spaniards discovered cocoa in tAe xeW
 world and lost no time in introducing 1t into Europe.
 One of the enly two white kangsssas
 in the world has been sent to England | from Australia.
 1 A chemist has developed preeeH far i producing tartaric. eitric, Iactie aad e4e- cinic acids from benzine.
 1 In western Mexico is raifrcad Wekh
 ebony ties and ballast of silver ere drawn from old mines beside the track
 On clear day 1t Is not possible ts 70 up in an airplane anywhere in England
 without being able to view the sea | The government pavnshop occupias ses
 of the finest buildings in the City ef Nex.a
 ico and is said to be the most AourtsAns
 institution in the republic. ii To have a pair of boots made new t4
 Germany costs about 500 te TOO n,ayRs;
 in pre-war times the price for pair ef 1 R1 If Certain people are liable to attacks se
 asthma when brought into contaet with cats, dogs, q This is due to ga efaa-
 nation from the skin or fur of the sasHai. N Time is signaied to vessels in the har-
 bor of Iishen. by two lights, which are automatically illuminated five minutes be-
 fore the hour and extinguished at the | hour.
 Whenever large town h the British
 Isles changes it's source of water supply sample is taken by the tca-hlendeN fn order that the right blend of tea Ha9 be
 made to suit that particular wates. In the far Arctic, summer bvtsss a spell of continual sunshiHA, heat and n.y. riads of insects. and tr. for a matter
 of 10 OF ie weeks bird lie is more plseti- full than anywhere else on earth. A prominent British artist says thas tn the perfect hand of woman the third finger is longer than the first or tnaex finger, while in a man the perfect Frepsr- tions are longer first finger thaR the third.
 In New Guinea each trtbe has its swn particular system Of tatteeing the eeay.
 and should member of any other tFibs ] initiate the pattern. 1t Is regarded as quite sufficient reason for ' decisratlsn
 of war between the two tribes.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-10
sUNMER NIGHT,

 (Tn Memory of Paul HaTailton Ha5Fa.) The sounds and spiendors of & summer
 night, The golden star-crewps cresting all the
 hills,s The mock birds song. Aute tsnss of
 meadow Fills, Have thrilled my soul always with deep But now they move me with an aNpier
 might And a diviner biiss my sririt fills. Because thy tainted soul, o my dear
 friend Prevailing them, forever lies in thesa 1: For, when death came and set thy spfrt
 free, He gave it power with heavenly things to Therefore. from all of Natures Asr-
 monies, Thy souls celestial voice still epeaks to -charies ". Hubner. in Atianta eessti- tuition.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-10

Danbury.-Dr. G. J. Borst, who rzftres IS superintendent of seAeais in this city Aug. 1, is eHfpiied for special eeHFses in the Columbia university summer scAucl Or. Borst has not yet announced ha plans for the future,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-10

We are closing out our entire line of Alaska Refrigeraters at very attractive prices. Thaa, refriserators have spec ial sanitary construction and insula- tion that conserves ice and WILL preserve food.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-10

SPECIAL No. 2-Extra fine Crush 15-jswel,
 25-year, gold-6Iled Bracelet Watch = $32.50,
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-05-28
NOTHING DOING I'M
THE S. A. FUNDDRTVE

Supt. Foster Fuqua informs the
Enterprise that practically nothing
has been done in Weakley county
toward raising the cOunty's quota
in the Salvation Army drive. 1t has
been very difficult to get people who
would take hold Of the campaign in
several Communities
Reports from many counties in the
state bring the gratifying news that
these counties have raised their quo
tas, but Weakley county has done
practically nothing toward securing
the small amount she is asked to con-
tribute to this most worthy cause.
Surrey, we have not so quickly for
gotten the good work the Salvation
Army did for the boys lover youn-
der" in those days; when shot and
shell flew thick anafast.