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ing at the home of her daughter. Mrs
Alien Thompson.
Mr.. and !Irs. George H"il. Mr. AMI
Mrs" Albert Hell and family Of Gary
Ind. orc visiting at tn" hom" or MT'
frank Thompson.
Mt. Pleasant band VIII furnish music
for tho Pleasant GroN" rlCnic saturday,
Several persons from her" and vicln:.
y are attending N" evening sessions "I
tn" Chautauqu1 held ut ''tdiz. O.
George CLANCY was caller IN St'u-
hcnviIle Sunday.
James bowers Is getting along ric"ly'
Misses Edith and Allie" button are
visiting 1T the home OF their auh''
Mrs. Edward MCIIuEh Of farmingtnh.
Mrs. William Briggs. Son and dauGh-
ter. Mr. and Mrs Eugcn" V'"nneil ol
Yorkvilc. spent Sunday at III" nom" OF
Harry Srhc'hlc.
rarl Hehurn is able to 60 10 his WORK
Mir. and Mrs. William Lawrence wnr"
callers at the HON" Of his parents, MI
and Mrs. Mark Lawrence, Sunday a1fcr-
Frank Thompson Is improving after
an illness.
Mrs. Sophia Hooper and daughter wrrH
callers in St"uhenv'll" Sunday.
Miss Jessie kith0rt is improving
nicely with her broken shoulder;
The farmers arc busy harvesting th''G
timothy hay and oats.
Dr. kackley Of Adcna. was pr"i'H'
sIonal caller in this place Monday.
Mrs. Mabel Brown ~ slowly imrr"N-
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LOUISVILLE

,o, I2r KY KY, r. o T"arardcn. Wcr"
rncamped west Of M"rr'>t"wn. hr"K"
camp and returned 10 their homes on
account Of the enforced ahS"nc" Of IN"
reader. ne having been called 10 tho he'd
s.dc Of his wife who is very III of ton
s!litis ri IN" home "f her parents at
GryEEsvillc. W. Va.
IN" NJ T.. pulpit has been vacant IN"
past Two SundnNs. but th'r" VIII d"
preaching n: tn" usual hour. y. III o
on Sunday. August s.
There has been a chang" n III" DAT"
Of the cvangolistiH visit Of Rrv. J. l.
Hisson to M"rrts;own. Instead OF
coming on the I'm. he VIII hnId MS
irsI service. an all day meeting, on
sunday. August 18th. continuing for
four days.
en- August II the Belmont county
ncId meeting VIII he held at experiment.
farm. with addresses ny Homer :.
rj,ulture: Z. ". Patterson. pastor If
,hc Belmont NJ. F.. church. and Serr"-
,lrv Lincoln or the Ok-n F"Torat,"n
Of Farm bureaus. All ar" rordiaIlN
invited to attend and bring dinners.
the guest Of his aunt. Mary Sheph"Tn'
tho FIRST Of the week.
= ". McPhcrsnn md wife 81 Akron
returned HON" ON Monday after
weeks visit with r"la tiN"s nor.
Kenneth Darral and friend. MISS
Nina brown Of Akron. dr"v" down on
Sunday for n brief stay with tho for
mcr's grandmother. Mrs. Emma g
Larland hut soon after their arriNa!
Niss Brown su"runh"d I" an attack Or
mumps. hence their stay Is prolonged
'"V Kris Harry shepherd and ca'lir"n.
IJ,rrictt. Ncn. lean and lack. Of Nor
rantOwn. W. Va. returned home en-
Tuesday after few weeks stay WIN
Mrs Shepherds parents. Mr.. and Mrs
\ &; Hawthorne. .
rrnn, WASHINGTON. ia. whcr" sh" went
- visit with her friend. Miss Sophia
yrlcrick, who is confined In ~" hosp'-
tnl IN a very serious CONDITION from
prrniCiNus anrmia. Miss EIeriHk IS
graduate nurse from IN" , ia '''''''
Tho Kings Herald Rand are prepar-
ing nm entertainment 10 b" given IN
the NJ l. church on tho evening "t
Saturday. August ltth. The chlct l"a
rn nv fifteen Young ladies while IN"
Younger members will h" represented
In dialogues aud r"Citattons. Ihcrc
Win hr no admission. charged but
fire. WILL Offering Will be taken "h''h
viii be used in foreign fields.
" IA F'inn"y with his wife ana Two
sons Richard ard GcCtee. notored
down from Akron on Sunday and were
Tho GUESTS Of g \. Flnn"y. returning
homs on Monday. accompanied by l..
" Mcpherson and wife.
Robert Fowler vas host on SaturhnF
ovr,jnr to number Of his friends
who spent the hours in social games
and music An Elegant luncheon vas
snr,ed and at parting each guest con-
coded II ono Of tho most pleasant ar
fairs Of his experience.
Robert Fowler and Doris Mcpherson
attended a party on Thursday "Nenlng
given by Wayne wilson at ms nome
n,cvt IF Norristown most enjoyable
evening was spent by all present.
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PADEN CITY

Aldo Watkins. rhrc"-Yearold son of
Mr.. and Mrs. .. g Watkins Of radcn
Fork was painfully II not fatally hurt
when kicked by heavy draft hoIs"
al his home near here. The father was
engaged In some work at the Stahl"
and tho child was playing near ny. TIL"
father went 10 the house on an GRAND
and returning few seconds later
found tho hoy lying unconscious. with
prints NJ tho horses hoof in his fore
were broken the child Is In serious
COndii lon.
Misses Ida and Hazel Van Camp
have returned from Smithhcld Hher"
thOy were entertained tn" past f"w
days by friends.
louis shannon has returned from
motor trip 10 Wheeling.
Frank r,'urdy. Jr.. tho small son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. +. y. McCurdy, Is III ~
pneumonia.
rnr q trip rf Indefinite length through
Oklahoma and Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. TaEmey"r returned
Thursday from Pittsburgh where they
visited friends for several days.
Arthur rittman is spending E r"w
DAYS IN Wheeling attending L. business
matters.
Harry Autcn has returned from
Nuuudsvillc wh"r" he was called by the
death Of relative.
The new res iu'hNe on hlrd ana
stevens street If charles Taught has
been completed.
Miss Pearl Fankhauser ana Mss
Louis" May Shaffcr will return IA \
couple If days from portrrS F1'ls.
where they were tn" guests or Miss
Ruby Morgan
Miss Gladys Garrett IS home from y
several days visit with friends and
relatives In Fairm"r'.
Al Jones Of the rhio SD" = vuff.r-
ing with painful injury I" - O."
The accident "rcurr"d Will" TIN v"'iuc
man was nj work al tn" harvest n"Id
when he ran an "a'S Strh" through hi
rychall Physicians nrr hopeful that
m" siEht VIII not hC lost
Mis- R"rt Wright - rrttl"aI> ~ at
her nom" IN rhar street.
,rhnInuS InN ami l.tlnlrr Lnh mon
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PLATE GLASS In Auto Curtains. waltz
& Co. 2ll2 Main Street. jy-Sl-p.
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CLAR|NGT0N

Cedric KImpAl. Of Bridgeport spent
the week end nj his home on r. y. :.
Mrs. stanley Runck and children OF
Akron Ohio. ar" tho guests Of her par
cnts. Mr. and Mrs J. w. Rose.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry StrauCh OF Mas
silon. ohio. arc with relatives in the
country.
Mrs r. w Wright and daughter
Miss Grace. Of Powhatan, arc the guests
Of relatives IN town.
Monroe county fair will be held Aug
c4-26 and VIII no doubt draw large at
tendance from the eastern side Of tho
county.
MISS Mary Eichorn OF R~liairc. spent
a few days at her home he:c
Roy ArriCk. assistant cashier OF the
local bank accompanied by Mrs. Ar
rick. is spending two weeks vacation
with relatives and friends ~ cleveland.
Ohio.
Miss Otto. Of Marietta. Is the guest
Of Mrs. Fred Haherrehl
Mrs. ]. 4 Hy"r Of Akron. o. Is The
guest Of relatives and friends hcre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NcndriCkson OF
Pittsburgh. wcr" visitors IN town this
wHrk
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Froehisch and
children. Of Akron. Ohio. arc guests Of
relatives here.
Hugh E"a. Of Martins Ferry. spent
tho week end at his nom" n"ar town
Miss Mary Morris. Of Canton. Ohio.
spent IN" week end with h"r grand
mother. Airs. T.. l.. cain and other rcla-
tivcS on r. n. ..
MIR. and Mrs. Julius s.cis"r n Akron.
Ohio. ar" hero for two w""kS visit
with friends.
Miss McKihhcn was hcr" Thur sdav to
instruct her growing class IN Homo Hy-
glen" and caro- Of The Sick. This work
is helpful. and should b" taken M ny
more women Of tho community New
members may com" in each week
Mrs. Fred Frantz has returned HON"
10 Martins Ferry from visit with Lew!
Book and family.
Mrs. Eva Saclis Of Pittsburgh Is the
guest OF relatives on r. d. :?
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan FankhausAr OF
Mansfield. arc guests OF John Strauch
and family.
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Too Many Holidays In
Europe, Declares Mott

Rudarcst.--John L. Mott. general sec
rotary Of the international Y. NJ. {. A,
in outlining tho organtzattons plans f"r
helping u reconstruct War-raN aetu
lands. says there are tor many h"Il-
days in Europe
Poland. according to Mr.. Mott. has
90 holidays a year, besides Sundays. and
Rumania has probably twice that num-
her This means idlcness leading 20
political uphcayaIs." declared the Amer
loan
In giving tho first details Of tn" V,
NJ t. \ aud Worlds Student Christian
Fcdsra,ion's proposed now efforts ~
help hrokcn-down EuIop" Or. Mott
SAID. 1T isn't by giving bread hut
work that reconstruction will be posi-
hle ono If the tasks on which | am
now engaged - To attempt To devise
tn" wIs"st way TO help the schools
and uuivcr!ti"S Of kurnrc from the
doradcnc" into which they were plunged
by tho war. Otherwis" odurattnn viii
10 lost through tn" poverty Of rr"f"T-
Sors. and also through lark OF students,
The keynot" Of my talks IN Poland.
rzocho- SlOvakia and hungary has boon
sclf-hrlp. Tho students must learn I y
work their way through colleges rs IA
the case in IN" United States. From
tho Y NJ G. 4 point Of view We AR"
establishing model branches ms VIC horo
IL show tho no wnati0ns Their way BACK
In work and TO sclf-hClp
1T Is not by saying Thou shalt no
that the world can b" bothered: II IS ny
showing the way. tn" \. NJ. I. \. Will
hclp mon To Sp"nd their idlcncss profit
ably. 1t Will adapt itself "a these ma
tons and CIV" them something pcrma :
mont. There will h" model Y. NJ. {. y. q
cnr universities, Toy railways, for IN
duStrlal C"ntcrs. and also in tho Coun-
try for the peasants II Is easier -
got money than To spend wisely so va
will go slowly on that score. We ar"
getting ready TO enter Russia. too.
Americans are profoundly anxious TO
help there.
Il have been In Europe among pris-
oucrs. otherwise than during the war.
and for 80 years. have been working
in foreign countries. ! believe m" Rus
sian question. owing TO the dcsir" OF
the people there to end their troubles,
will be settled II foreign countries can
unite for six months on the Same pol
,,N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-07
SISTERSVILLE

Mrs. Victor Shaw and children. who
have been guests the past several weeks
OF her mother. Mrs. T. J. steele. lett
Saturday for their home In Akron. Q.
Paul Dye. a student in the University
Of Wisconsin, will arrive Saturday eve
ming ~ visit hts parents, DIT. and MIS-
V. II. Dye.
Miss bertha Toussaint left Friday 70
spend her vacation with friends IN HUNT
tnEtou aud Charleston.
The engagement Of Miss Laura kNl"
Of Next to Mr.. Loman Ash OF Next WAS
announced AT a dinner OF attractive ap-
pointm"nts. which was given Thursday
evening by the formers sister, Mrs r.
II. Liarman Of this city. Tho brldc-to-bc
Is the youngest daughter Of Mr.. ana
Mrs y. /. kylc. The GroOm-cl"ct IL th>
son of Mr. and Mrs. Mansfield Ash. and
holds n position IN the Tyler COUNTY
bank in-this city. TIL" engagement VIII
terminate in . quiet wedding. September
Mas Nell Core has returned from
FairSont where she has been the cues:
OF friends for fortnight.
Mrs. Frank Martin and son Leslie left
Friday FOR Z visit with friends IN PITS
burgh and BRADFORD. Ia.
Mrs. charles Archer Of this city. who
underwent q critical operation In the
North Wheeling hospital. Is tmpr"vtnE
Mr.. and Mrs. George y. Fraser spent
Friday in Wheeling.
Rev. G. y. Snider, pastor Of the NJ
L. church. and family have returned
from brief visit with relatives In
rcrpsooro. They made the trip in thei'
car.
AIRS. G. {. South and nephew. STAR
Icy Miller have returned from tievn-
land where they were the guests OF
nor sister. Mrs. G. J. Bollman.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. l.. Hard have Eons
- .Parkersburg for a visit with thetV
daughter. Mrs. Homer English.
Roy. and Mrs. w. T. Mcke" ar" ap-
nrchcnsiy9 Of tho safety Of their sor.
Lieut.. Richard Mckee. who is IN duty
with n tynhuS relief EXPEDITION sent by
he allies Into Poland. When last heard
from. Lieut.. Mckee was stationed II
Warsaw.
Miss Lola Wilson has returned h"nr"
% Marietta. after a short visit with
.~cal friends.
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Mt. PLEASANT

Mrs. T. /. E"no and daughter Miss
lnella. were listing relatives IN Mich
tRan for tn" past two weeks. returned
HON" on" day this wock
David buchanan "a imnroyinE nicely.
NJ {. button sp"nt SUNDAY ~ the
homo Of his sister. Mrs. Edward Nc
Hugh Of Pennington.
Misses Anna and Jessie Hooper r..
turned n III" / q. O +. home Mt
Springfield. Sunday. Rft"r n visit with
their mother. Mrs. Sophia Hooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tohn krink" md Eon
johnnie. werc callers at tho home nf
their daughter. Mrs. Chester MnntGom-
CIV in Martins Ferry. Sunday afternoon
Edwsrd Nnrr"r Of Plea SAINT Grove was
a caller IN Dillnnval" Monday
Mrs. William Sickle and son arc visit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-07
PLAN TO HAVE REINDEER
CUT HIGH COST OF LIVING

W-ashington.--In order 10 determine
II the meat Of the reindeer can eco
nomicany hc used as substitute Tor
beef. and thus cut the high cost or
living. Dr., Edward X. Nelson. chic
Of the Biological Survey Of the De-
partmcnt OF Agriculture. is on hts way
10 Alaska Alaskan herds OF rcinnecr
have increased from l+3 animals in
1892 10 10000 IN 1920. Tho flesh or
tho animal IS considered a dcNcacy
by the tribes OF the North.
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left Saturday for Holloway where they
will he employed.
Thomas stewart "a recovering from
burns which hr received while WORKING
in tho plant here Of tho Moncngehcla
Iron and steel mill.
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The two million women who own
Hoosiers have complete mastery Of
their kitchen work. They consider
the Hoosier the most practical labor
saver In the home. because II
aholIshes the old-time STOPPING,
reaching and walking about that
makes kitchen work so wearisome.
Join this multitude Of women who
fre happy in their kitchens-that do
nNt regard the workshop Of tho
housewife 90 place Of drudgery.
Save many hours this summer to en-
JOY summer Joys.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-07
PUTS YOUR CHOICE
" OF THE HOOSIER
O IN YOUR HO M E

During this special sale we
deliver any model Hoosier to
your home upon the payment of
81 and then small weekly or
monthly payments soon take
care of the balance of the Hoo
Sier's very moderate price.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-07

Bryan Mudsott. Carlsbad. Lieut.. Hos.
VI. Martinez. Chamita; Lieut.. Palmer
kctner. Gallup: Lieut.. Harry Rogers.
Lakewood; Lieut.. Col. Walter A..
Fleming-Jones, Las Cruces; Lieut..
Ed. A. Gray. Las Cruces; Capt. Joseph
QuescnberTy. Las Cruces Lieut.. Leon
ard G. Hoskins. East Las Vegas;
Lieut.. Stanley G. PAIGE. Las Vegas:
Lieut.. willard r. Lusk. Roswell;
Lieut.. Charles +. Montgomery, RIOS.
well: lieut.. A. Rives Seamon, RIOS.
well: Capt. Edwin 4. Webb. Santa
Fe: Lieut.. Cyprian w. Mcsherry, Sill
YER City, Lieut.. RAY Cook Ahnefeidt.
%Socorro; lieut.. Merle w. Huntington,
Tucumcari; Lieut.. Isaac X. Kirkpat-
rick. Tucumcari; Lieut. a. Ramsey
Wilbur. TuniH; Lieut.. Charles A. Mar
riott. Tyrone Cant. Julian q. uuiteras,
Tyrone; Lieut.. Earle Mason. Tyrone:
Lieut.. Simplicioa, Zuni.
Admiral Ffakc earnestly desires
that all persons who lost sons. broth
ers or relatives who were officers
In the war communicate with him
at 26i Madison avenue. New York.
Leading architects OF the country,
working In competition. viii submit
the plans for the building. The
structure probably will be erected
around q central court or hall. with
bronze pancled walls. where tho
names n records of the $500 OIL.
GERS who died viii be engraved.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-07
NEW MEXICO MEN
IN WAR MEMORIAL
Lieut.. Chas. Lembke Still
Listed Among the
Hero Dead.

Lieut.. Charles II. Lemhks continues
20 receive some Of his flowers before
MS funeral. Another war memorial
bearing his n me NJ a dead officer y
about 10 ne erected In the form or
n 5000. 200 officers club In New
York city. Lembke will continue 10
he counted among the nations heroic
dead until he can convince h war
department OF its grave error.
True enough, Lieutenant Lembke
was reported dead. killed IN action
IN one Of TIE Kreat battles on flan-
dera Fields. Albuquerque mourned
and planned memorials OF lta own.
Then came word from the young Of
ficer vuciferouAly denying the report.
Some time spent IN hospitals recov-
'erlne from his wounds. and Aibu-
quorque received him with open arms.
FAR from dead. but nc less a hero.
The new memorial which will re-
rounf the brave deeds OF nj Lieut..
Charles II. Lemhke, deceased" r. a
hall and cniccrH clubhouse 10 be
huiIf BY the Army and Navy club
Of America for the accommodation OF
officers in Now York city. Plans tor
the Memorial, which will DO In the
nature OF . gfhnt patriotic center.
were announced a few days ago by
Rear Admiral Bradley A. Flake. II.
Z. y. retired. president Of the club.
Lieut.. piacldn Garcia. also OF Al
buquerQpe, - another o. the nanaeH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-07
Farm Implement
Prices Too High,
Trade Board Says

WARRINGTON. Sept. 7.-Deciar-
ing prices Of farm implements to
have been increased without warrant
through concerted action" OF manu-
facturers. and dealers, the federal
trade commission in a report recon-
mcnds %reopening OF antitrust pro-
ccedings against the International
Harvester company and institution OF
judicial proceedings against implc-
mcnt manufacturers and dcascrs.
The commission declares that Its
investigation. which was ordered by
the senate. disclosed that in the per
Tod between 1914 and 1913 prices
paid by farmers for implements ad-
vnnced ~ per cent with the create
portion OF the Increase coming in
1917 and 1918. This increase. the
commission asserts. was larger than
warranted by the advances In the
costs and expenses OF the manufass-
turers and dealers qnd resulted In
unusually large profits.
You will find 1t in our CLASH.
fed Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-07
YOU NEVER CAN
TAME A WILDCAT
Mr.. Dodson Warns Against Use
Of Treacherous, Dangerous
Calomel.

Calomel saiivateBl It's mercury.
calomel acts Ike dynamite on n slug
sish liver. When calomcl comes In
20 contact with sour bile. It crashes
into Il causing crampnig and nausea
II you feel bilious. headachy. on
stipated and all knocked ont. Just 30
TO your druggist AMI get 4 bottle OF
Dodson's Liver Tone Tor q few rents
which In n harmless vegetables substl-
tute for dangerous calomel. Take n
spoonful and n Il doesn't start your
liver and straighten you up better and
quicker than nasty caiomei and with
out making you sick. you just 80
back n set yoar money, .
II you take calomel today you'll be
sick and nauaeated tomorrow: be-
sides II may salivate you. while II you
take Dodaon'a Liver Tone o will
wake ~ feeling great, full OF ambi-
ton and ready Ter work or play. It's
harmless. pleasant and safe 10 give to
children; they like II.
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which will he memorialized in tho
beautiful building, The cooperation
OF the families OF the deceased and
OF all organizations Is requested to
assist In experimenting the file OF the
official casualty report.
The following New Mexico officers
who lost their lives In the war will
be names In the memorial; Lieut..
william Goodwin. Alamogordo: Lieut..
Benja min /. Berry. Carrozzo; Lieut..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-07

~ EpTfHT JCANS of Now Nexicn fhe rank nd file of rpDubIrnu
* men and women who do the work of the campaign and who will
= - do the voting n looking to the republican state convention 10
give them A state ticket that can win.
The republicans Of New Mexico the rink and file. do moi want
n tfcket that must be always mon The defensive, they do not want
n ticket that ans he constantly explained, they do moi want a ticket
for which constant apology must be advanced-instead of intelligent
arynmonl based unon rennhIican nrincinles
The republicans of New Mexico. the rank and file, DO want a
ticket of state candidates from the governor ripht down the line, for
whom IT aggressive. enthusiastic. offensive campaign can be carried
on from the hour This convention adiourns until the closing of the
polls OIL November A. II given that kind of a ticket. the republicans
Of New Mexico. the rank and file will give the work. the effort and
enthusiasm and thev will win n victory
There is one overshadowing thought and desire in the minds Of
New Mexico republicans. It is reflected in the expressions of dele
gates here II IL Thai New Mexico shall do is sbaro for Tho welfare
Of our nation in the election of Warren q. Harding.to the presidency
The strongest contribution we car make 10 thai ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
is the nomination of a state ticket yery nominee O N which ticket
will help TO gather strength and votes for the republican national
ticket.
BY nominating such a ticket We will. at the same time. be serving
the best interests of mi party at home and we will be serving the
best interests of our state; because such a ticket must of necessity be
composed of candidates whose records clear. whose abilities have
been demonstrated. whose citizenship is Of that hioh order that com.
mands and holds respect.
~ 'n, e, !" - "e,eSHan.S ."e .he III WS conv sh
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GIVE US A TICKET THAT CAN WIN.

n EPUBLlCANS of New Mexico, the rank and file Of republican
* men and women who do the work Of the campaign and who will
: do the voting, are looking to the republican state convention TO
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-03-13
It's hard to keep a good
man down.
(TO BE CONTINUED

II came in quite pat, aud afforded de-
light. Alas Alice is passing out of
the public knowledge. and the Walrus
and the Carpenter are known no more.
Does the Bible remain? Well. hardly.
The man on the street has heard per
haps. of Noah and the flood, and of
Samson and the pillars of the temple.
But the writer who now employs a
Biblical illustration runs the risk. gen
orally speaking. of missing his mark
altogether in the popular cOmprehen-
sion Baseball remains. Carry your
readers around the bases with you and
yoa are all right. Embellish your dis
course with comparative references TO
the leading baseball hero and you may
score home run. There is always
in the mind or knowledge
of the man on the street. The art of
need not be lost entirely IL
you keep inside his skin.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-03-13

right, Madeleine Gently, now. Mon
sieur, he added, addressing Connen.
and together they raised Hilary from
the buggy floor. Remember the steps.
Now, | will go backward-so."
They were inside the Chateau. carry
ing their burden between the rows of
portraits into room which had been
a drawing room in bygone days. fur
nished with spindle-legged furniture.
gilt mirrors and ormolu cabinets. 4
bed in corner showed that its use had
been converted, probably because the
upper part of the Chateau was no
longer habitahle
Medicine Rosny came in with her
arms full of bed linen, diffusing the
scent of wintergrcen. Lafe and her
father got Hilary to bed. He was stir
ring now, beginning to toss his arms
and mutter in delirium. The pulse
was stronger. but the flush which had
supplanted the pallor denoted fever
Presently the cure entered and went
straight to the bedside The three men
looked nj Hilary and at each other
Il have seen men who were wounded
worse recover" said Edmond Rosny.
He has bled much, but the heart is
uninjured, and unless the lung is
grayely hurt well. we shah see
to it that he gets we'll" he ended
abruptly.
There was nothing more ConneIl
could do He would have stayed. hut
he felt that he must await the issue
in patience. Madeleine was already
at Hiary's bedside
LATE went in softly. 81 shall come
early in the morning, Mademoiselle
Rosny," he said. Il want TO say
about what you said to Father Lucy