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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-08-17
CONSTITUTIONAL AMEEDRa
STATE OF WEST vIRcIsIa'

|, John J. CornweIl, Goyerzl
the State Of West Virginia, pos
to the Constitution ana laws ( !
State, do hereby proclaim, arsa|
ing to the voters Of the State q
Virginia, that on the Tuesdig !
after the first Monday in Nss
in the year One Thousand Nn
bred and Twenty, there viii \
mitted for ratification or NJ
an amendment to the C0hstits
said State as follows, to.wii.
Proposed Amsndmsus
That sections twenty-five nd
ty-three Of article six Of mz
stitution as it now is be strisa'
and the following inserted {
thereof:
"Sec. %. All sessions q y
islature, other than extras
sessions, shall continue in ssas
a period not exceeding tiissl
from date of converting, dantg
time no bills shall be passed q
ed, unless the same shall Be ~
to provide for a public eEsF
shall be specially RECOGNISES
the governor and passed BY
four-fifths Of the members sie
each house; whereupon q re
both houses must be taken q
Wednesday after the second
of March following 0nn
bling Of the Legislature, 10 =
be introduced in either hoas
a vote of three -ffths Of a..
elected to each house taken Il
and nays. The regular sea',
not continue longer than Jog
DAYS after reconyening, v'
concurrence of two-thiFd'
members elected to eaea ~
Sec. 33. The members q
stature shall each receive
services the sum Of FIVE huneg
lars per annum and ten ~ 4
each mile travelled in gong Z
turning from the seat Of 81
Dy the most direct f'sl
speaker of the house ef dslsgz
he president Of the senate =.
receive an additional comp
If two dollars per day ~ Is
hey shall act as pressure 4. ID
No other allowance Or n
han that BY this section ~ !. !.
v or indirectly be made . Z. 4
he members Of either hoass :
age, stationary, ne~spaps'
,ther purpose whatever -
For convenience 10 80.
he said proposed amend@1s g. 8
he preparation Of the W y
' al I'll hereinafter provided =
...l..''..,.,l a,,endment Is heiee
'stp a follows TO b
amendment, ..s
.oters Of the state to '9' q.
uestion Of said proposes u. 9. ii
J the constitution q J, tns !. 4.
raj election to be held 49,. \ II
ne thousand nine . sqpa's
the board Of oa 4. vi.
i Erers' Of ' each county ats ~
IIired to prepare sep r ssI
rom u,rfI that Il the ofieal ~ '' b
.oted at said election
h here the following
BALLOT ON coSs1lI' =. :.
LEGISLATIVE AMEND i
.aefious tveniy]
1l,lJilre. Of article i y i
i''f'' For ratihes'''' Il
A'1'' Against r''i H
eg Tbose sfavoring The y. ss'i ~
Aid amendment WI , ~ Iuss1s.
nd those opposing WI ,,,..'slstigs
ratification OF
nent." c;vep undsf y
on5 The Grss 4.
re state q n
tol. this Ea'. 4, ~
[Seall q ST T1rd Or
and Nine
Twenty, Tsy
ctate TIE
= '' JOHN ]. cur Ga
c. yOr \ fs...s i
Aug lO-lt.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-08-17
BRAIN WAVES

Bluff goes a long way but it
usually has to walk back.
A lot Of valuable time is
wasted by men talking about
what they're going to do.
Nine times out of ten when a
man is raving about having his
rights what he really wants is
some of the other fellows
rights, too.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-08-17

Men of questionable character often
do not like to be questioned how they
acquired their money?
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1920-10-23

i.sda one tn hsl,~ve that ! was plot.
ting and PLANNING with Mr.. Townlry.
Ia n.ees tho farmers. Il must bc re-
m-mbored that Mr. HASTINGS had no
knowi.dx. Ut my personal deal with
Sir. To~ni-y In the Mekenslr hotel.
I simply went into the deal as bus
mess proposition for n roasidcra-
ton. and I am going through with II
r-xs rdi.ss Of Mr.. To~nisy's poiiti-
cal future. Since he has seen NJ to
20 crooked instead Of straight h-
need no, call upon mo to defend
him. I viii have more to say about
Mr.. Townl~y. and lot tho public
know OF his high nnancc In the Bank
OF North Dakota. which was tn.
cause Of my break with him and my
resignation a. manager Of IN. Bank
OF North Dakota.
Signed. Il. WATERS
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1920-10-23

Tho foregoing closes tho story Of
Townicy and his sisai enterprise.
There IL moro to he told hut space
forbids. Tho records Of tho Cass
county district court Of North Ds.
kota will tell more complete
story when the lawsuit is tried be-
tween Mr.. Waters and MIR. Townlcy
which II now on the calendar. In
the next article We will tell of the
banking promotion schemes OF
Townlcy. the promoter. and .his
dream Of great promotions to be en-
sinccrcd with state funds through
the State Bank Of North Dakota
which Mr.. Waters opposed and
which led 10 the break with his for
mcr close friend and associate.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1920-10-23
A. {. Tswnley,
Dreamer, Promoter,
And Boss Politician

10y reasoned that II would be -asy
10 prove 10 the farmers that h. had
nothing to do with Il u bitter anti
League bankers were shareholders
Townicy made arrangements with
i>osthus. his ncv bank examiner.
Who iaspces~d the property. and n
blue sky permit was secured and
about 20 bankers OF North Dakota
bought shares. The fact that th~s.
baskers bought shares IL proof that
! did my Job Of keeping Townl~y's
Interest under cover. Incidentally
was named president Of tho com
pany. and Towni.y's old employee.
r. r. Harvey. was continued rs sec.
Rotary.
That some may question my story
! have no doubt as Mr.. Townlcy II
supposed 10 he poverty stricken In
spite Of the fact that I paid over
$4,000 tax~s for him In Dadc county.
Florida. the 1918 taxes that were
due when ! took charge OF the enter
prise. hut TO those who doubt I viii
herr reproduce extracts from an
amdavit siEned by J. J. Hastings. In
June. 1919. after he had been fired
aad when he waa still In an angry
frame Of mind. and ioag before. Mr..
Towaiey and !. or Mr.. Brin,on. h.
came involved In a lawsuit over the
steal matter In tho Cass county
rourt At Fargo. which will be settled
IN due time before jury. The
Hastings ahidavit contains the fol
lowing statements:
Furthermore. A. G. Town
ley used the funds OF tho Non
partisan League Publishing
company. to promote the sisal
sntsrpriss In Florida which
later developed into the United
States Sisal trust. same having
been organized by Thomas Al
len Box and myself We hav-
Ing taken control OF the project
along In July. 1918. because OF
the inability Of Mr.. Townley to
give II the personal attention
keeping the thing cx-
tfeUely quiet as the farmers
OF the state should not know
the truth about Il until Il was
time when the names OF the or
ganisers and the conception of
the project could be so camou-
tagged ~ to make It appear
that MIR. Townley had nothing
to do with II. MIR. Box
~and ] made two separate trips
to Chicago and held n confer
ence each time with the own
ers OF land south OF Miami.
Florida. which was particular
ly adapted for the growing OF
stsal. After u great deal OF
consideration l purchased
thirty-hve sections OF land.
l Immediately form
ed The common law company
know rs the United States ST.
sal Trust with a capitalization
Of one million dollars. l also
incorporated u South Dakota
corporation. All the
preliminary papers were prop
erly signed and executed tMr.
Brinton has the original pap
ers and the secretary OF states
once In South Dakota Will show
the formation OF the South
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1920-10-23
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY
Extnto Of SAMANTHA A. SILL.

LING. Deceased. No. ISL.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified TO
present them for adjustment to tho
County Court OF Rio Grande Coun-
~. Colorado. on the nrst day of
November. A. d. 1920.
TAYLOR D. SHILLING,
Administrator
(First published Oct. 1. 1920;
last published Oct. 18th. 1900
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1920-10-23

Dakota company Mr.
Harvey Immediately ~omm~ne-
I'd tho work Of preparing the
land OF the larger tract To re-
eciy- III. plants from the nurHs
cry
II had never seen IN. plantn-
ton and they w~f. continually
drawing fund, which did not
know we're being Iudiclous!y
spent A good many times
WAS forced bceaus. Of eircum-
stances to charge these various
drafts against me 10 my own
personal account at
other times I would hold tn.
drafts against my personal ac-
count until they reached $1,000
or 5000 In amount ut which
time ! would make one note In
the name OF the United States
Si.al Trust. sign same rs trus-
tee. which I had u perfect right
To do. and put II into the Scan
dInavian American bank. no
collateral being put up but !
had At all times the verbal as
surance OF Mr.. Townicy that
should II become necessary for
me to put up collateral to take
Consumers United Stores com
pany notcs or post-datcd checks =
which Wa. the property OF the
National Nonpartisan League
800 !"
In Mr.. Hastings af,davit regard
Ing the transfer OF the trustccship
to me and Mr.. Brinton he says fur
Their:
MIR. Townicy lived In NOR
tai fear that the sisai scheme
might any day be given pub
licity .. His plan was
that Jim Waters. then state ex-
aminer Of North Dakota. who
by the way In his closest friend.
should make the trip to Flor
Ida In company with Mr.. Brin-
ton and that Immediately upon
their return to North Dakota.
or as soon ~ they deemed 1T.
they were to announce to the
people OF North Dakota that
Mr.. Waters has become a great
benefactor. having perfected
the development Of large
tract Of sisal which when prop
erly put upon the market would
decidedly reduce the price of
twine to the farmers Of all the
states. MIR. Waters and MIR.
Brinton made the trip to Flor
Ida and returned. They then
began to cover up the various
obligations which I had been
forced to obligate the Trust for.
These amounted to
approximately $lS.000.OO and
possibly more. 1t was the
purpose to have everything so
completely covered that when
Mr.. Waters commenced his
game OF publicity no one would
recognize Townley's connec-
ton with II. This has sue
coded so far to date. As I I'M
derstand II. Mr.. Waters Is pres
ident Of the United States Sis
al Trust but to the best OF my
knowledge neither Mr.. Box nor
l have resigned as trustees
l presume his election
Is purely for political purposes,
although l am ready and will
Ing to resign at any time.
Signed. j. Hastings. Sub
scribed and sworn to before ME
this Bird day of June, 1919, L.
G. Feldman. Notary Public,
Ward cOunfv Moth n,Lo,. >,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-28
s"b~cribaT1" ' The Daily Pioneer
PROCEEDINGS or THE CITY couH-
CIT OF THE CITY OF BEM1DJ1,
M1yWEscTA, DECEMBER 18th, 1920.

Special session OF the city council held
in the COUNCIL chambers at the city hall
at eight S'ciock p. M, called for the
purpose of hearing arguments for or
against the purchase of property at
eS3 Mississippi avenue, for q detention
Roll Call.
upon roll call the following aldermen
were declared present: Bagley. Boyce.
Carlson, Palmer, Cooper, Barnen, Nc
Kinnon,- Hayward Bridseman, Vander-
sluis.
Petition.
erty owners was presented and read, OPP
posing the purchase of property located
at 623 mississippi avenue for the use
of a detention hospital. \ number Of
resident property owners were also pre-
sent making verbal o,iaotio-n ~. -
Upon motion and second the petition
was accepted anu orueI t,i MEG, ..->. u
committee named in the matter Of &C.
During a suitable property for a, deten-
ton hospital. was instructed to proceed
no further in acquiring the property
located at G23 Mississippi avenue for
such use. They We're further instruct
ed to view the property offered and
owned by Mr. Shannon bordering Lake
Irvine. or any other property available,
and to report at the next regular meet
ing.
There being no further business it
was moved to adjourn. Adjourned.
Approved.
c. W. VANDERSLUIS,
President.
A' GEo: STEIN
City Clerk. 1t12-2S
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-28
CITY DIRECTORY
GAS To- FOIL BANK ROBBERS
!, bic for That Particular Class Of
7 Society's Enemies.

! Bank robbers who make speciality
of attacking vaults with explosives
will do well to beware of contriv-
ance newly patented by Richard c..
ROeschel of Harrisburg, Pa.
He proposes to- provide a chemical
defense for banks in the shape Of an
arrangement Of glass tubes forming a
sort of poison-gas battery. 1t may be
made part of the gate inside vault,
or may have any other structural re-
lation to the. vaults that is deemed
desirable. 1t may even be portable,
so as to be placed III position at night,
and removable in the daytime.
The tubes are designed to contain
benzyl iodid, tear-gas stuff, or any
other suitable chemical which, when it
expands, is calculated to asphyxiate
the robber Or at least put him to
flight. Bulbous expansions of the tubes
furnish containers FIR the deadly ma
terial -
The robber has only to. start some
thing by setting off a charge Of ex-
plosives. The conclusion breaks the
tubes; out flows the letlal chemical,
and the business of burglary interests
the nocturnal bandit no more for that
Observation-Disclosures Dispatch.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-28
FOR RENT

FOR RENT--Furnished four-room
house, partly modern. Inquire 419
america ave. 4t12-a9
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-28

WANTED-Two furnished rooms
fer light housekeeping. Address
housekeeping" care Pioneer.
3d12-22
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-28

married couple with
out children, a small furnished
house or apartment at reasonable
rate E. F. Strife, Gonvick, MINI.
9tl-1
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-28
COUNTY DIRECTORY
County, COMMISSIONERS.

5 Is bisief HSns Rau3sG1
3rd Diatrict.'.:.i. .!iLT. Samuel Ellis
4 4th 6 Rntsist ;Yr1j w m Lennon nnaa
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-28
GIL or THE CITY or ssM1DJ1,

held in the council chambers at the city
II hall, at eight o'clock p. M quorum
being present, the meeting was called to
q Roll Call.
Upon roll call the following aldermen
were declared present: Bagley, Bcoyce.
Cooper. Mc1Sinno!i:
Minutes Of the last regular session
were read and apprr;o,yed
The following bills after being audited
Pay roll, month of November. .$2oo2.35
II Bemidji Gas company, gas, dor
imltory, N9vember 200
| er company. general street
lighting. November ......... 511.53
aNIinnesota Electric Light & Pow
III er company, current. library,
NhIinnesota Electric Light g. Pow "
M er COMPANY pumping contract, ,,o 80
Street gang. street la Dor: .:::. 1890
a2) os. Hahn, hauling wood to city
In. i. Heriing. service. November ''''0
ssSp; a.. shannon, birth and death
@BeltTami Elevator and Mill com. '''
y pany. oats. city team ..,.... $50
YChas: Nangle hay.N city team. 1000
ENorthern Grocery Company.
,n ;',:,S,'is compound city ,--
W G. SCHROEDER. tamarack wood
for city building .......... $500
4 NJ. \: -!ldrich. labor. city hall
we'll pump house -. ......a 74.70
Il NJ. 4. Aldrich labor, raising floor
4 of city building .......... 1880
SM: A.. Aldrich, labor on. city
d oul,Girg :..; :"s-.- : 1910
81 umpe a1Fs etc. no eitS jail i2% Saildt
ing .....>........... -: 1908
lnent account, water depart
st Hilaire un,oer comoany.
lumber. g.. city building,
election booths ...... Sail
st. Hi]aire Lumber company.
lumber. etc. Nymore pump
house. water department.. l0l.51
st. Hilaire Lumber company.
house .................. 2ss52
y. r. Dorian, hvtrart ""',ai-s.... 1855
-. J. noran. steam radiation. ma
te"ial pump house &C.,. 1880
Nenft'ne Meter company. meter.
water 1"DartInert ....... c7GC
;;r''''-F9c hrs"n lumber COM
4 panN. cCai. library ......... 1886
Ber''dii P"'"''e"'ne company.
supplies, library .:....... 1855
Library Bureau, supplies. library AS
FL. L. Hayward supplies, library $3.50
st. pari Book and Stationery
company, books. library 49,. 1920
Northwestern Telephone Ex-
change company, phone serv-
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-28

FOR RENT-For rent-Furnished
rooms and apartments in new Kap-
Ian building. Telephone No. SAT.
go. 12-2Otf
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-28

TIES-We are now in the market for
a limited number of ties. Prices
and terms right. Write us. Ad-
dress &C. j." care Pioneer
3t12-29
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-28
Anxious Landlord.

Anxious Landlord.
A. woman living in London suburb
who said that her husband was very
i'll, complained to magistrate that
the landlord called every day, and
sometimes twice u day, to inquire If
he were dead yet.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-28

FOR sALE--See E,<s BemtdjI Stn
}ossry store for rubber stamp,
Vac simtle signature stamps. o.
tarial seals and cor0or ton seal
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-28
FOR SALE

FOR ANY KIND OF real estate deal,
see or write Willis & Olson, the
land men. 12-l3tf
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-28

FOR SALE-All my White Leghorns,
hens, pullets and cockerels.. Phone
Co.. Gordon Smith. 5t12-31
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WANTED

WHEN YOU WANT your wood sawed
phone 9S6-W. 6tl-3
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-02
ASSURES SUGAR
PRICE CONTROL
FOR NEXT YEAR
President Wilson Signs Bill
That Will Continue Equali-
cation Board.

Washington, Jan. 1.-President
Wilson has signed the McNary bill
continuing the United States sugar
equalization board through 1920. 1t
was announced today at the White
House that his signature had been
attached before midnight last night.
Secretary Tumulty in making the
announcement issued this statement.
The president has signed the
sugar control bill. The bill confers
discretion on the president in the
matter of purchasing sugar from
Cuba. 1t is doubtful whether it will
be practicable or wise for the presi-
dent to exercise the power con.
ferred SO far as the purchase and
distribution of sugar is concerned"
Some OF the Cuban sugar has al
ready been purchased and there is
no central control over sugar in
Cuba as there was last year. and j.
might therefore be impossible for
the government now to step in and
purchase the sugar without increas-
ing the price to the consumer. The
bill, however, continues the licensing
power also and this power may be
used to assist in controlling the
prohteer!ng among distributors.
Much Cuban sugar is coming in now
and the indications are that prices
have reached their peak and thai
there will be tendency for prices
to fall in the next few weeks.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-02
80" IS SIGNED
FOR NEBRASKA
NEWSPAPER man
Herbert N. Bushnell, Editor
Of Lincoln Trade Review,
Dies After Short
Illness.

Lincoln, Neb,, Jan. l.-(Special
Telegram. )--Herbert NJ. Bushnell,
o. years old, edito, of the Lincoln
Trade Review, died in a sanitarrum
here Thursday morning of uraemia
after five weeks illness. He was born
in Mora. N. Y. July 20, 1855.
Mr.. Bushnell was veteran Ne
braska newspaper man who entered
the journalistic field as publisher of
the Plattsmouth Herald and Enter
prise. In 1886 he took charge Of the
Lincoln Office Of The Omaha Bee
which he conducted for two years.
He was appointed special represent
tative of the United States to Colon
bia by President Harrison in 1892
President Mckinley appointed him
postmaster of Lincoln, 1oO2-l900.
The Lincoln Trade Review of which
he was founder and publisher, was
established Is years ago.
MI Bushnell was president of the
Nebraska Press association in 1883,
1889 and 1890 He served as prcsi-
dent Of the Nebraska Association of
Commercial! clubs for seven years.
He is survived by his widow, living
i'll Lincoln, and five children, Mrs.
w. D. McKeown. Plato, Canada;
Miss Charlotte Bushnell, Casper,
Wyo.; John D. and George D. Bush
nell, Lincoln. and Herbert NJ. Bush
nell, ir., Omaha.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-02

are lin vo oft1s
the SEATS Wien e' this Of s @
other bachelors he horned in on country in wh1h booze was almost as
gargle rewater The grateful Indian wleped
eo w ss S n hg with e ss e Ff1 W f
that children the nation could
any h acted I s Fo the
sDp h w gi0 5od IKE Dsd %, the sOd
ing their faces that made em look like lazy farmers barn.
' o 90 e" % then 1 Jsns @e 5
The Indians never displayed emotion.
They did all sober congress
wards of Carrie Nation
smacke worth bsst Kentucky red eyedrop mnted
It's Gup Stream that the side of the
They that alcohol the growth.
Well nation of giants
Well be nation of Cardiff Giants Petrihcd The they
turning would ossy anything that hair except
shop floor Sweet cookies! The who invites sniff
natural Two drinks and exchange ticket for
freight tag
Up Connss9eut selling stuff that will St
there There's two musicians playing duet golden
ukuele, and it will soon be trio.
Whsn ;zfn wants . ft aatThsi into the elm
alton of Jean crone Soothing Syrup with carbolic filler
fluid 1 ON ns ss sp s e the hx hat full The 5 ass
shame that had drink hemloc solo when there
Connecticut folks willing to make
Iucreta Bog ahead
mixing ptomane stylish she alive new
she could live Italy, spend her week ends Connecticut her
that received testimonial from any Of her Clientele
o @ % that were as they were sa Lya
life in the suburbs almost worth living.
Winding up Tren1ens School of Classic Greek Dancing
tabeax First will be the "SWamproot Glide
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-02
Worthless Check Given in
PAYMENT for Lincoln Car

Lincoln, Jan. 1.-(Special. The
new year was ushered in for at least
one Lincoln family in way they
will not forget for a long time, for
they hold a check for $1,000, valu
able only for the white paper it is
written on. while somewhere some
cne is riding away in bright red
Stutz roadster after having writer
the check on Lincoln firm which
does not exist.
Mrs. Lenore Schrader. who re-
Gently moved to Lincoln from Utica
with her son, advertised the car to-
sale. Tuesday a stranger appeare'
and said he was member of the
lincoln Produce company. He was
taken to .he garage downtown by
the son and given a demonstrations
of the car, finally arriving at the
home of Mrs. Schrader about 4. He
gave check for $1,000, demanded
a bill of sale signed by both the
mother and son and rode away.
The next day Mrs. Schrader went
to the bank on which the check was
drawn ard presented it. She was
told that no such firm had money
there and that there was no such
firm doing business in Lincoln.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-02

friendship with all nations with
whom Mexico has relations"
Eamonn De Valera.
MY New Years wish is freedom
for ireland and for all nations sub
ject TO foreign rule"
Mary Pickford.
II had a good resolution all written
out for the new year, but some one
came along and told me the world
was coming to an end in December
and tore it up. All ! can remember
of it is this: Let us not tell that
little fellow 1920 all about the
troubles of . the last years; lets
bring him up happy, glad and cheer
full: put a lot Of sunshine in his
heart and | am sure he will turn
out to be one of the finest little
fellows we ever knew"
Raymond Hitchcock.
1T is my wish that our politi-
clans will be public spirited enough
to make our country as free as Ire
land"
DOUGLAS Fairbanks.
"Thc roar and. rumble of cannon
have left the whole world nervous
aud irritable. What is needed is a
soothing syrup of tolerance and a
tonic of understanding. A good
daily prescription is: Before you
make a decision, sum up the other
fellows virtues. then subtract his
faults. Do the same with yourself,
compare the results and you will
find they are just about the same"
Sir Conan Doyle.
my wish this New Years is that
the people put aside foolish in
credultiy and seriousl Y examine the
tremendous new relation Spiritual
ISM sent TO us by God, realizing
His methods are not ours"