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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-28
faude Maxwell ksks for Divorce

Pck, Aug. 27.-Mrs. Maude
 yesterday filed suit in
 rourt for divorce against fd, Dr. Ralph L. Maxwell,
 treatment. Dr. Maxwell
 IS. Maude M. Maxwell
 e years ago and shortly married Mrs. Maude Hut, of Pine Bluff. In August r he divorced Mrs. Maude ell and on the following ned Mrs. Maude M. Max ude M. Maxwell, in. her 'vorce, says she and Dr., ave lived very happily nelr second marriage. She ver' that he soon became tful; that he would not 10 meals at regular hours i spent his time in the ay from home. She says instantly abused her, both .aAa ana over the telephone :; fsatened to kill her and
 deadly weapons before
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-28
 |N u| Rv ANNIE O. SMART. lA1l9T
Ry ANNIE o. SMART.

i MT. and Mrs. T. B. Lyle and Miss Elizabeth Lyle and Tommy Lyle, re- turned yesterday from Monticello, where they spent the week visiting friends.
 1 Mrs. c. J. Sawyer and daughter, Helen and Ounda, have returned from California, where they spent the summer.
 Mrs. c. B. Gresham and little Miss Gresham returned yesterday from a visit with Mrs. c. M. Williamson, in Birmingham, Ala.
 MT. and Mrs. w. s. Sorrells have returned to their home in Hot Springs, after visiting Mrs. w. L. Dewoody.
 Miss Louise Watson arrived yes- terday from two weeks visit with her grandmother, Mrs. l.. l.. Scott, in Earle, Ark.
 The S. I. A. of Union high school will give an ice cream supper tonight at the school, to which the public is invited. Robert Clyde McCulloch of St. Louis is visiting his mother, Mrs. Ollie McCulloch and sister, Miss Agnes Cross.
 MT. and Mrs. Ben Weir and MT. and Mrs. Walter Adams motored to Lit tie Rock, for the ball game Thurs day. Mrs. c. M. Philpot aAas Miss Lil- !lian PlIlpot returned ys erday from ia months visit in Bella Vista, Ark. Mrs. J, L. Longino is spending the week at Magnolia, with her parents MT. and Mrs. s. o. Couch.
 Miss Charlotte Pegg of Little is the guest of her cousin, Miss Rosa lie Boone, 111O Kautel street.
 -+-
 Mrs. Willis Connally and children have returned from a visit with friends in Little Rock.
 J. F. Luden of Los Angeles, Cal, is visiting his sister, Mrs. J. F. Will son of 1908 East Third;
 Rev. E. R. Steel returned yesterday from Warren, where he has been con ducting meeting. MT. and Mrs. D. w. Com stock have returned from visit with friends in Seymour, Ind. . G. B. Gresham who has been illi at the Davis hospital, will return home today.
 Miss Alice Norris is visiting her| grandmother, Mrs. John BBrodie in Little Rock. Mrs. A. Retan of Little Rock is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Tracy Mills.
 Browner Mosley, of Rison, Ark, spent yesterday in the city. Mrs. E. L. Dilley is visiting friends in Little Rock.
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WHEN THE MACHINE SLOWS UP
 The kidneys must be in good order if a man or woman past middle age is in prime condition. Weak or dis ordered kidneys bring on backache lame muscles, stiff joints, rheuma' tic pains and other afflictions. Foley Kidney. Pills. are good first aid to the kidneys. They heal, sootht and invigorate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-28

We are proud of the confidence doctors, druggists and the public have in 666 Chill and Fever Tonic.
 Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-28

.DEAUvILLE. France-lt's the Naw-Rich and their desire to create sensations that has put tnis iamous old watering place on the bum. ny the society people who are goinR elsewhere this year: 0owns ll1o tho ono In the picture kivS Deauville . black eye nocleiiy
 but tko New-Rich Aro apenderss ~ tho townefo1k. go thoy worry littlo ahout sleovoll1ss neeektnS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-28
IA Penitentiary
 Sentences Total
 at Arkansas City

Fourteen penitentiary sentences on pleas was the result of the crim- inal session of Desha county circuit court concluded Thursday at Arkar- sas City. Judge w. B. Sorrells, Prosecuting Attorney E. w. Brock man and Grover Snuggs, court repor- ter, returned yesterday. In none of the criminal cases was there trial. Most of the cases were of a minor nature. The case of pr. Young, Mc- Gehee physician, charged with car nal abuse, was continued for the term. In this case conviction was obtained and Young was sentenced at the last term of court. The supreme court, however, remanded- the case.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-28

Monroe Meeks, who suffered se- rious injury to an eye at the Cotton Belt shops several weeks ago, has been removed from local hospital to his home on the Main street pike. Although his condition is serous, physicians state that it was not probable that he would lose the sight of the eye.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-28

|C. Wood will return today
 Ark, where he has con-
 very successful meeting st two weeks. He will oc- pulpit at the Ohio Street |urch tomorrow.
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Entertains

B. Ezell entertained in Gr. and Mrs. T. E. Newton La, MT. and Mrs. Miller
 Paris, Tenn, Wednesday fith a swimming party nd tests were 35 members of
 amily.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-28

lac and Robert Winning of Louis will return to their brow after a visit with MT. ]. E. Wilson and MT. and
 Luden.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-28

Lun.MEs Walter H. Sim SDAmd "nd lack Bernhardt gave ,.heon ons a at the Hotel Pines , l'io' iu honor of Miss Pauline ne of ' philadelphia, guest or sss ss,s, o'lu beautiful in it's ap- .els' t,D was centered with a ss, of. filled with red ana DasAas' h,iss a bow of red tulle |l' an;, ;.s graceful handle. The .r;sd isd out the red and white hame in it's five courses. > |a;nted place cards marked Dr eight guests. onoree was presented with a f cut-jet.
 Q be
 s ,shs will be honor guests of |orrells' class tomorrow ", at eide yll Methodist church. They s. .S1o at the First Baptist { s:so, where cars will De AL, fo tho Meth- prch.
 ing is the program:
 esolo-Miss Katie Boyce. florence Brewster, accompa' Eolo-Mrs. Met Gallagher. W. Clark, accompanist).
 of welcome-Judge w. B. se-Dr. J. H. Moore.
 taught by Judge Sorrells, rWhitherward of Mankind"
 P. McGeorge will enter afternoon at her home on treet in honor of the se7- iyersary of her daughter, |nces.
 Gives Party.
 rewell party for Miss Fora Int and Lucy Ellis of Jas
 Mrs. Rowena Wait enter.
 her home, Thursday even- he was attractive with sum- ITS, and following an eveE- hes and music, a delightful
 was served. lest list included: Misses Bely, Pauline Bartley, Stel-
 and Rose She'll; Messrs. lay, E. N. McPhail, Tamo, an and MT. and Mrs. King
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-23
WORM VOLICI.

Y pfedm6sti Shaker Heights
konaly Sc zvlastni vo,by ohled
re pGjGky 100000 We pro-
sp6ch postaveni move skoly.
Vtera ziist6n byl vJsledek
ZVlaStnich tech voleb a pfi tom
s uzasem rozpoznano, ze ma hla
eoVani podileli Sc diva vo'ici
v3eho vSudy, pozemkovi speku
lantl Palmer a Rudolph, mali
ci pnicku specieInl Zaiem.
Nekteri voliGi omlouvaii svoii
retecnost spatnou pov6trnosti
2 soudce V. Zoul, rovn6z pfi-
Slusnik Shaker Heights prob a
Suje, re hlasovani o pGicce ne
bylo dosti oznamovano. Jinak
ale vetSina voliGu s p1ickou ie
sroZum6na.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-23

NaSemu mestu pribyl noVy
pravnik ceskoslovensk6ho ptlvo
du, pan Jirl Tenesy, jehoz pro-
zatimni uradovna nachazi Sc V
elsie 3470 vych. 10 ul. Pan
Tenesy vychovan byl V ceske
broadwaysk6 ctvrti a vychodil
Union gramarni Skolu, absol-
voval Spencerian SkoIu obchod
nj, Baldwin Wallace kollej V
Berea, jakoz i clevelandskou
skolu pravnickou, natez slozil
statni zkouSku S krajnim dsp6-
chem a nyni v6nuje Sc praksi.
Tyz Gfta 80 rokG, ovlada t6z
nekolik jazykG slovanskych a
Gluzno zaznamenati, re i prav
nick6ho titu,u dosahl velikou
pill, vla3tni pTicinlivosti, ktera
mu dal$i postup Zaiisti.
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IWSSl IWSS1 IWSS1
PANSKA SiDLA VYKRA-
DENA.

LupiGi roZSifili svou Cinost i
ma venkov, kde dopustiIi Sc
vCera cele Tady kradezi, zvla-
ste letnich residencich pod6l
trait Lake Shore. Obchodnik
j.. D. Boutwell, hlasi Graddm,
re mn bylo 2 jeho letniho ST.
dla cislo 1914 vEch. "a u'ice
"a $4,000 kobercH zlod6ii W.
vlcceno, residence pravnika
T. Brinsmadea pfi 10 zastavce
odneseny vZacn6 obrazy, jiny
advokat, J. De Cumbo pohre-
sill We SVEN letnim byte naby-
tex a obchodnici C. Weinie, f.
Lodegar a C. Siegrist, rovn6z u
iezera blize Lake Shore trak-
chi linie letni domy vlastnici,
mali ihrnnych Skod $1,000.
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lWSSl IWSSl NhSSI
SRAZkA A POZAR MA
EUCLID AVE.

Vcera V poledne zavladl ma
Euclid Ave. roh vych. &c ul.
zmatek, kdyz nakladni auto
Harry Bartella, 2516 vych. 81
ul. srazilo sc S euclidskou ka-
rou a zap6ti po srazce gaso-
lin V nadrzi auta explodoval.
Pfivolani hasiCi zachranili pre-
devsim trakCni karu, nacez We
novali dalsi pozornost planou-
cimu aut0mObilu. Naklad auta
byl y$ak zniGen pfec a stroi
poSkoZen tou m6rou, re vice k
uzivanf neni. Mas edkem vyli-
Gene melody trakGni doprava
ma Euclid Ave hodinu Sc po-
ZdrIela.
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MA Sc SETRIT PALIVEM.
Nciystsi nedostatek uhli deli
mach mSsta.

Mistni palivoya komise vra
tila Sc op6t k Cinnosti, ably mo
hla kontro ovat spotrebu u
hi. jehoz nyni ie neobyGeiny
nedostatek. Uhlim tfeba prJ
vSemozn6 Setfiti, mali Sc od-
vratit krise. ,NepTizniva pov6tr
most zhorSila pry palivovou ST.
tuaci. Mimo to V dolech nasled
KEN nedostatku pracovnfch sill
ie pry tezba sotva polovicni,
zelezniGnf spoleCnosti mali ne
do7tatek nakladnich kar, do
prava uhlf jest obtizna a prG-
mvsl zvetsuje spotfebu paliva.
To jsou hlavni priciny ma
lych zasob uhll V m6st6 a pak-
Ii pov6trnost Sc nezmirnf a di-
kladna doprava nebude obno-
vena, situace Sc jest6 zhorsi.
TTeba tudiz uhlim setrit. Radi
tax pfedseda zdeisi palivove
komise f. r. Bissell.
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DIX RUSkEHO LECIONARE

Pani R1zena Rerichova We
Fowler Mill V Chardon, Ohio
obdrzela "a zas'anou ma Sibif
Fabelku nasledovni pod6kova-
CT prIpis:
Tomsk, 10. list. 1919.
Ma Zdar kraianko!
Priimete srdecny pozdrav a
dix IA dopis i darek. Prave
dnes jsme obdrzeli Vase darky
q ia tez Vas dopis. Jen re ty
darky nam byly davany ma
dvakrate, pon6vadZ to uvizlo
rekde ma m6ltine. TAX ze ie-
den sacek priSel ma til lidi.
Ma 2dar!
Toman j., 2. technicka rota,
Ceskoslov. armady.
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KRVEPROLITi v TOVARNE.

We sl6varnach firmy McMy-
ler-Interstate Co. ma Roland A
We. u vych. 61. ul. zam6stna-
ny Albert Ponder, 2721 vych.
81 ul. pohadal Sc vCera odpo-
ledne iinym d6'nikem, ienz
udefil iej ma konec ocelovym
kyiem do hlavy, nacez re sl6-
warren uprchl. Ran6ny odvezen
byl do nemocnice sv. Alexise,
kde ZjiSteno, re ma lebku roz-
razenou a nasledovne sotva wv
drzi. Jeho utocnik nebyl do
sud ilrady vypatran.
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kRAJAN ZTOTOZNTL
BANDITU.
Dozvuky k pEepadeni vyplat-
ciho p. V. Chaloupky od Sam
w. Emerson Co.

Pred trestnim soudem zaha.
ien byl VCera process jistym
G. Budim, 2503 vych. 26. ul.,
o n6mz policie tvrdi, ze V rij-
nu loni spoletn6 jinym ban
ditou prepaid vyplatci kontrak
torskG firmy Sam w. Emerson
Co. p. VojtGcha Chaloupku a
r. Laubschera a o,oupil je 0
wax $4,000 V bankovkach a V
stfibrnych mincich obsahujici,
Obzalovany hned ma zaCatku
liCeni vSecku ucast ma pfepadu
zaplral q alibim Sc cht6l "a
chraniti. Ma stolici sv6dkG po-
volan tudlz p. Chaloupka pre-
devSin, jenz obzalovan6ho ITO
toznil Sc vsi urGitostf rovnez
urcite vy,fcil, "a jakych okol-
nostf tehdejSi prepaid Sc udal,
Vzhledem k tomu vylhan6 ali
bi procesovan6ho odpadne q
tyz do kaznice bude poslan.
Budiho kumpan nebyl zat-
cen dosud a uloupene tisice
rovnez nenalezeny. Porota bu-
de o osudu usv6dCen6ho V pom
deli rozhodovat.
TTTCS1 T++1 TTS1
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DELNICKA BANKA.

Velmistr bratrstva zelezniG-
Mich stroivedoucich p. Warren
s. Stone feCnil vCera clen6m
clevelandsk6ho prdmysln6ho
aVazu V Olmsted hotelu a mimo
iin6ho prohlasil, re jiz V tomto
rOce Cleveland doGka Sc COO
perativni banky dGlnictvem fl
nancoVan6. 'C.eveIandsk6 delhi
ctvo ma V mistnich financnfch
institucich vkladG "a $4,000
coo, NIUE tudiz pomFSlet ma
Vlastni listav bankovni, kterv
by byl financovan. Tizen i pod
rOrovan d6lnictvem pTedevSim
4 d6lnickG zaimy vezdy mel na
zreteli. Pan Stone dale prohla-
sil, lie jeho zelezniGni bratrstvo
ma jiz cooperativni spoletnost,
lltera rovn6z prosperuie. D6lni
cka banka by Sc tim spise O.
5v6dcila, kteryzto pokus iist6
letos V Cleve and6 bude uGin6n
TTTCS1 rI.-L1 arm
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WSSTWSSlIWSS
LUPICUM KVETE PSENICE.

Pet ozbrojenych banditd ma
vStivilo vGera V noel zavod le-
karnika r. r. Shawa, 10826
st. Clair Ave. a po bezGceln6m
vzdoru maiitele l6karny wall
mu $3.50 V hotovych penezich,
Liberty Bond, 1000 cigaret,
400 doutnikG mnozstvi oman
nych drogd, nacez dali Sc ma
ustup a Zmize'i V temn6 uliGce.
Okradeny postal ia p6tillstkem
policeini l6taci eskadru, ia
vSak lupice nevypatrala.
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lVICC7 fv7cF7 fWSS1
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ZABIL ZENU.

Z V mesteCku Cadiz Ohio IL
2nan byl vcera vinnym zayra-
Zdeni sv6 manzellty Ed. John
son, jehoz, chot' zahadnym zpd
sobem zmizela V kvetnu roku
1918 a jeJiz kostra nahodile ma
lezena We strzi "a Johnsono-
vVm domkem 8. i.stopadu 1919
Obza ovany Sc primal. ze
svou manzelku zavrazdil 70
Harlivosti a dozivotni zalaf lei
ocekava.
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NEHODA v BROADWAY
SKE TOVARNE..

% ETY. stroinik Fred Best,
1898 zap. SO ul. cht6l vCera V
tovarn6 Cleveland Builders
Supply Co. ma Broadway, roh
Harvard Ave navl6ci remen IL
stroie rychle Sc otacejiciho a
"a pokusu toho utrp6l tax t6z
ke zran6ni, re do nemocnice
musel byti pos an sotva vydr-
ii. Bvl do hlavv uderen a leb-
ka mu roZtrist6na.
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MASOPUST PEKARU.

Ceska pekafska unie ci3lo
80 pofada Ultra V Mt. Pleasant
soukromou masopustni zaba-
WI, ktera iist6 Sc vydafl, pone-
vadz narudek uniovych pekafh
veselym ie narudkem q V pora-
dani ma7opustnich podnik1
mad mnohe zku$enT. Kdo tedy
Ultra do Komensk6ho sine "a
vita, iist6 nepochybi.
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We cTNVS SWISS
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TRlCET kOMUNISTU BUDE
DEPORTOVANO.

2. ledna pozatykano V Gle
vcland6 Sedesat domn6lych ko
munistd, 2 nichz tTicet iist6
prg bude deportovano. Vladni
ujad sotva vSak dovo.i depor-
taci muzd zenatych a pouze
svobodni budou re zem6 wye
zoni. Vcera byl zde zatCen k
deportaci odporuGen finsky Dol
Sevik Ed. Keel, 1906 Griffing
Ave-, jenz pry rovnez agitoval
pro statni pfevrat.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-13

Diet cures more than the lancet.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-13
SEEMED TO BE LEFT OUT
American Found II Somewhat Hard 10
Tell Just Where the Flowery
Kingdom Was.

The system under which the old
diplomacy functloned in China was to
grant concessions to foreign nationals
for railways having Industrial or polit-
ical advantages. Often concessions
were obtained merely for future trad.
Ing purposes or to block the game OF
some other national. About 1912. VIII
liam F. Carey of the Slems-C Carey Rail.
way and Canal company went to
Picking, and In a short time obtained
five concessions.
Each one of these was a development
project. 1t was Mr.. Carey's debut as q
concesslonaire, Slas Bent writes in
Asia Magazine for November And ii 10
related that In making himself ac
quainted with the mysteries Of the sit
uation he visited the charge at this
Russian legation. AS the two stood
looking at a map the Russian inter-
preted China's geography. lie en-
planned that the Yangtze valley was
English (meaning that 1t was a British
sphere of influence). that Yunnan was
French, that Kukien and Manchuris
were japanese, and that Mongolia was
Russian.
Mr. Carey stood silent a few mo-
ments, intently inspecting the map, and
then looked up.
"But where is Gilman" he asked
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-13

Wherever there are green fields.
there are grasshoppers and other in
sects. G. II. Greaves OF the agricul-
tural college, who has conducted the
experiments. says:
1T seems the inexorable law of ma
tSre that wherever there is something
good to eat there is something to eat
ii, and mans existence Is q continual
struggle for supremacy over the crea-
lures that are determined to consume
the food he requires"
During past years in North Dakota,
prairie chickens, sage hens and grouse
held the grasshoppers in check, and
their plumpness and the delicious
quality of their meat attested to the
superiority of their food.
Now the prairie. chickens especially
are going the way of the buffalo, and
Mr. Greaves was assigned to find a
substitute that would keep down the
insect pests with minimum of trou-
Bile and expense to the farmer. The
answer is turkeys and guineas.
MIR. Greaves declares that f1ocks of
turkeys and guineas consume millions
of grasshoppers and other insect pests,
and naturally do their own foraging
Early in the season the experimental
fiocks at the agricultural college have
grown fat and strong on the young
insects.
Later in the season they have re
ceived the abundant exercise necessary
for their proper market conditioning
by chasing the elusive hoppers, have
saved the field corps and provided a
new, big source of income
Three old turkeys kept through one
winter" said Mr.. Greaves, produced
a flock of young turkeys the following
season which kept the fields near their
house clear of grasshoppers, and full
filled their destiny by grazing Thanks
giving tables"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-13
BEST PRACTICE IN FLOWING
According to Minnesota Expert II Is
Best to Deepen burrows Gradu-
ally Each Year.

The nature of the soil and the crop
to be grown should determine the Ques-
ton of whether to pillow deeply or
more shallow. AS with most other farm
problems, the farm operators judg-
ment and experience must be called
into play In determining which prac-
tice is best on any farm.
Andrew Boss, vice director of the
Minnesota experiment station, believes
that deep burrows turned on edge, or
"three-quarters over" furnish the best
conditions for pulverizing and sweeten-
ing the soil. ut is not good practice"
he says, ito deepen the blowing great
ly in any one year. 1t is better to deep
en- it by one-half inch or an inch each
year until sufficient depth has been
reached. Rarely is it necessary to pillow
deeper than seven or eight inches, ex-
cept for certain deep-rooted crops like
sugar beets, carrots, potatoes and like
crops.
"Where it is desirable to incorporate
in the soil water-holding material, such
as a green manure crop or dressing
of coarse barnyard manure, deep plow-
ing is wise. Either very sandy or
very heavy dense clay would be bene-
flied by such treatment periodically"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-13
PLAN FOR SMALL
FRAME HOUSE
Makes Comfortable Dwelling and
Is inexpensive.
HAS ATTRACTIVE EXTERIOR
Design for Home That viii Appeal to
the Builder Who Wants Room for
Large Family at Low
Cost.
HAS ATTRACTIVE EXTERIOR
BY WILLIAM A. RADFoRp.

Mr: William A. Radford will answar
91esIions and give advice FREE or,
SOSI on all subjects pertaining 10 fhe
suoJect ~ building for the readers az this
PAPER; On account of his wide experience
Is Eoitors Author and Manufacturer he
y. without doubt the highest AUTHORITY
on az these subjects. address all Inquiries
60 William A. Radford No. 1897 Prairis
1venues chicago. Ill, and only enclose
tWo-cent stamp for reply.
Home builders may be placed in two
general classes. In one class are those
who build home because they want
q place that has an exterior that
pleases them. and is arranged inside
to suit their ideas of what a home
should be. In the other class are those
who have an eye to the future; they
build a home that will be the most
easily saleable should the occasion re-
quire. Consequently, the latter select
designs for homes that will meet the
needs of the greatest number of peo-
pie.
During the last ten years many thou
sands OF frame houses have been erect
ed that have what might be termed a
standard" room arrangement. These
houses contain either six or seven
rooms, all arranged after a manner
that has been found to best employ the
available space. From this statement,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-13
MADE HIS ARGUMENT GOOD
Small Johnny Drew on Biblical Knowl-
edge to Convince Mother Of
Danger He Was In.

Ten-year-old John lives next door
TO a little girl near his own age. The
mothers are good friends and insist on
their children being playmates. But
this doesn't suit John, who wishes to
get out with the boys. SO he tries his
best to start a quarrel whenever play
time with Edith arrives And the ex-
plantations for this trouble, which he
offers to his mother are often elab.
crate.
Last Wednesday he had succeeded
In making Edith angry. Like little
fury she flew at him and pulled his
hair. Then John went home TO make
the announcement that no longer
would he play with this girl. 81 can't
that's ALL" he ended. ''It's danger
Gus for me-"
His mother smiled. "Oh, I think
not" she comforted. 1T isn't such
a calamity to lose few hairs"
'Well this Is just the beginning"
John returned, land remember what
happened to Samson just on account
of woman"
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have been very thankful that she recon-
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-13
WOULD BRING BACK SALOONS
Night Restaurant Clerk Has Peculiar
Reason for Reerettine the Advent
Of Prohibition.

81 sure wish the saloons had never
gone OUT sighed the night clehk in
Muncle restaurant as he stood at at
tention while a late customer was
giving his order.
Didn't know you ever drank, Bill"
the customer commented.
"And no more do. nor did replied
the clerk, "and If the bars were back
they wouldn't get any of my money.
but they'd certainly give me an awful
rest. Did you see that big fellow
that Just went out-coat all wrinkled
and looked like he needed a shave?
He's just sample of what | have to
endure every night since prohibition
came.
"That man has more domestic trou-
HE more rows with his wife and
mother-in-law, and more arguments
with his boss at the factory than any
living man, and when the saloons were
here he used to tell all his troubles to
the bartender, but now he can't do