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be enjoyed.
JeIIied Fish.-S o a k
one package of gelatin
in cold water TO cover,
then add enough more
water to make a cupfui,
dissolve by gentle heat
until the liquid is trans
parent. Have ready four
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Jud Tunkins.

Jud Tunkins says a pessimist usual
ly gets that way through envy Of the
good digestion enjoyed by the aver
age optimist-
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MASSAGE for Deafness,

Hearing has been restored to more
than two-thirds of his accidentally
deafened patients by a French physi-
clan who messages their ears with
sound waves.
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all the beauty which goes with SIMPLE
ity and directness goes with his work.
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Not Always.

"Worth," in proper names, as in
Kenilworth, Edgworth, etc, signifies
that the town stands on a tongue Of
land.
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DAINTY DISHES OF FISH.

Fish of various kinds are partiCu-
larly appetizing in warm weather and
something different Will
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SUMMER MEAT DISHES.

Veal. chicken, sweetbreads and lamb
q meats suitable for summer lunch
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-07-24

Many an author burns the midnight
the world.
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at noon unless they have
company" This is prob
ably the rule, especially
among women in fami-
lies where the man of
the house takes his
luncheon downtown. The
housewife, even If entire
ly alone, should have
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-07-24
SUM M Err SALADS.

There is no dish which is more ap-
pealing to the appetite during the
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-07-24

Constipation generally indicates disordered
stomach, liver and bowels. Wrights Indian
Vegetable Pills restore regularity without
griping.-Adv.
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KeKTCHEN
GBLNEf%4z41{
The song of birds is all about.
Not gay, but just contented;
The air is laden with the sweets
OF roses fragrant-scented.
SUM M Err LUNCHEONS.

Myrtle Reed says: Judging by the
various books on the subject of lunch
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-07-24
Salaries for Teachers.

Knowledge is power
sand we ought to pay the people
who run the power house."
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-07-24

Gratitude is the farest blossom
which springs from the soul; and the
heart of man knoweth none more fra
grant"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-07-24

cred In black and silver for turban
toques, or violet mingled with dull
pink and tete de negre.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-12-18

He obtained from them a donation
Of $1,000 to the work OF Evangelism
Of the N. p. C. of the U. s. A. While
in the city he will hold his first Ma
tional EvangeIistic Conference in the
Macedonia Baptist Church. Some Of
the best speakers and preachers in
America, Colored and white are on
program. The conference opens We'd
nesday night and closes Monday
night.
Wednesday night DR. Bailey will
preach Thursday night. DR.. t. ".
Neal (white) will preach. Fridas
2. p. m. Evangelistie Conference;
Friday night, DR.. s. w. Kendrick
fwhlte) will preach Sunday $3.50 a.
m. Evangelism in Sunday School;
Sunday 1880 a. M sermon, DR.. viii
son; Sunday $3.50 p. m. "Baptis,
World Outlook DR.. j. B. Garnbrell,
twhite) President s. B. C.;Sunday
$3.50 EvangelIstic Sermon. DR.. Bailey:
Address white and Colored Unions,
10 to 70 a. m; Address M. N. S
3 D. m. DR.. Bailey; Monday night,
B. Y. P. u. Address. T c. Gardner
fwhite). State b Y. p. u. Director;
Closing sermon. DR.. Il. G. Routh,
(white) editor Baptist Standard
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The New Presiding District Conference

After serving eight years as pastor
of Allen Chapel A. M. E. Church,
Fort Worth, Texas, and under the
prosperous and progressive admins
tration, the new edifice was erected.
At the conference, the said Rev.
R. s. Jenkins was appointed the pre-
siding elder Of the Dallas District
and now announces dates for the
first round of Quarterly Conference.
st. Paul. Dallas, Rev. ]. L. John
son pastor, Dec. 1919; White Rock,
R. F. D., Dallas, Rev. S. G.. Glasgow,
pastor, Dec, 25-26, Smith Chapel,
Dallas, Rev. L. G. Coleman, pastor,
Jan. liz, 1921; Bethel, Dallas, Rev.
j. H. Smith, d. D., pastor, Jan. SO;
St James, Dallas, Rev. C. w. Abing-
ton, d. D., pastor. Jan. 1916; Wesley
Chapel, Fort Worth, Rev. w H. Dur
den, pastor, Jan. 1928; Allen Chapel,
Fort Worth, Rev. H. S. Sims, d. D.,
pastor, Jan. 29-30; Lee Chapel, Dallas,
Rev. j. H. Bush, pastor, Feb. Sc;
Gaines Chapel, Rev. A j. Williams,
pastor, Feb. 1918; West Lemon Ave,
Rev. ]. q. Garth, pastor. Feb. 1920;
st. Jaemes, Cowansville, Rev. ]. Cor
ney, pastor, Feb. 1921; Bear Greek
and Arlington, Rev. e. Manego, pas
tor, March Sc; Dalworth, Rev. G.
w. Brown, pastor. March 1918;
Garth Chapel, Lincoln Manor, Dallas.
L. D. Caroline, pastor, March. 1920;
Carrolton and Grapevine, Rev. H.
Baker, pastor, March 1927; Hickory,
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RECORD OF FOOTBALL TEAM.
WILEY UNIVERSITY, SEASON OF
1Q00

Marshall, Texas, Dec. 16.-Wiley
University Foot Ball team has Just
completed most successful sched-
ule. Beginning the season with a
game with the heavy eleven from
Arkansas Baptist College, of Little
Rock, Ark. she defeated the Arkansas
aggregation by the decisive score of
27-0. The next in order was an
Armistice Day game with Sam Hus-
ton College at Austin, Texas, which
was played in Houston. Texas before
a record-breaking crowd. Again Wi
ley team triumphed. When the
whistle blew announcing the end of
the game the score was 80, favor
Wiley. The next and perhaps most
gruelling OF the contests for the sea-
SON was the Wiley-Prairie- View
match staged in Wiley Park. Prairie
View is the State college and always
has a formidable team.
The exhibition was enjoyed and
favorably commented on by the many
spectators who witnessed it. Prairie
View played a fine game, but the
Wiley eleven seemed determined not
to be scored on. and the game ended
10 for Wiley.
The final game of the season was
a Thanksgiving Day game with Short
er College. Little Rock. Arkansas.
The Shorter team, of huge proper
tons and swift of foot. gave Wiley
a deal of trouble. Neither of the
teams scored until the last quarter
when, after a safety made by Wiley.
Quarter back Wester realizing that
Shorter's line was improbable. made
two touch downs by the forward pass
route. The game ended. Wiley 16,
Shorter o. Wiley now boasts Of
team that has never been scored
on.
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North Side Happenings.


Fort Worth, Texas, Dec. lest.
Paul Baptist worshipped in their new
church building Sunday. Each de-
partment met on time. Supt. A
Woods and pupils know how to en-
terrain, you in the lesson. Attendance
good. Many who had been away from
the school came out and enjoyed
the many good things said
1880 o'clock, preaching hour, the
pastor came forward with a burning
message from Numbers 14:11, and
every one witnessed happy time
in Zion; after which Bro G.. S.
SHIFTS, ex-Deacon and Deacon Wat
kins took an offering-amount $1,000.
At 3 o'clock H. NJ. S. Sisters opened
fire on old satan with sweet praise
service and our heart was made to
rejoice; also Bro. Wheatfall and his
faithful band of B. Y. P. U. workers
We're In session at 3 p. IN. St Paul
has awakened to her duty again
and ali seem,to be on the front line.
At o'clock we engaged IN good
service, for all spoke as IL they were
moved by the spirit, and an old time
shout was manifested-after which
one came forward and joined the
church. Bro. Young and wife, Sister
Williams and Mcintosh also worship
ped with us. Offering for the day
$S5.2S. Rev. w. NJ. Mcpherson lead
inc and st Paul following. Deacons
s. and w. Bennett are out of town
on business. Sister Friedman re-
turned, reporting her mother was bet
ter.
e. It. b., Reporter.
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an accident to his step-father. We
are advised to announce that the
Colored people of Wichita Falls are
soon to have a first class Theatre
owned. controlled and operated by
Colored men. The names of these
gentlemen will appear in the next
issue of this paper. also ether an
nouncements they wish to make.
Watch for their big ad which will
appear Just after the Holidays. The
beautiful Blue Bird dinner set given
away last Thursday night by the
st. John Baptist Church was won by
Mrs Carter on Park Avenue. Mr.
A. X. Leonard, President Of the West
ern Mutual Fire Insurance Co.. of
San Antonio, was in the city
this week on business He spoke
very complimentary of the amount Of
business his company had received
from Wichita Falls.
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Sunday, Dec. 4, Miss Drucilla John
son, one of Fort Worth's and Texas
NOSE useful young women was laid
to rest.
Miss Johnson, the daughter of Prof
M. ]. Johnson, formerly of Fort
Worth l. and NJ. College and at pres
ent the principal of Houston College,
and the sister of Prof L. M. John
son, principal of James e. Quinn
School. had a short but brilliant ca
reer. She was a graduate of Bishop
College and had done post graduate
work at Chicago University She
taught in the public schools for a
while and afterwards was called to
the department o. mathematics i'll
Bishop College, her Alma Mater She
held this position at the time of her
death.
AS a teacher, she was thoroughly
proficient. She loved her work and
she loved those with whom she la
bored. She loved the beautiful and
at ali times had word of cheer and
comfort for those with whom she
came in contact. She was one of the
most loved Of all the faculty of
Bishop College.
Miss Johnson fell i'll during the
commencement season last May. She
went to Colorado, and finding the
altitude of this mountainous state
too great for her weakened phys
zeal condition, she came to San An
gClo. Texas, where she made a brave
but cheerful fight to regain her fail
ing health. She fought against the
odds and when she saw the end APP
preaching she met the solemn fact
with that philosophical compassion
which oharacterizes the departure of
a staunch christian.
Early Thursday morning while the
day was yet young, her high born
kinsman came anr lore her out on the
houndlcss tides TO the eternal shores.
The funeral was held from the Mt.
Gilead Baptist Church. kilograms
and resolutions were read from all
parts of the state. FLORAL tributes
were sent from Bishop end Houston
Colleges as well as from the diff
erent schools and many friends of
this city.
Accompanying the flowers and res
olutions from Bishop College were
two former pupils of Miss Johnson,
Miss Ethel Griggs and Mr.. ]. L.
Kraft. Among the visiting ministers
were: Drs. d. A. Scott. F. Rivers
Barnwell. o. c. Maxon, President of
Bishop College. W. G. Upshaw and
Prof. NJ. MI. Rodgers. Interment was
made in the Trinity Cemetery.
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JITNEY BUSES.

The titney bus is q coatrivance for
making perfect democracy out of
the automobile.
Ten years ago only r1illionaires
rode In automobiles. Five years ago
only the prosperous or the foolish
could afford them. But today the
scrub lady holds up three fingers at
the street corner and steps into a
tonneau as carelessly as II she had
a stable full Of touring cars at home.
The jitney bus is an automobile
,hich is trying to earn a decent liv-
Ing. 1t is also an illustration of the
marvels of science. Ten years ago
it took four figure income to keep
an automobile out of the repair shop
Today the brave young son pats his
ruined father on the back and says,
Cheer up, dad. All Is not lost be
cause you were defeated for alder
man." Then he takes the family
auto out and supports the home by
hauling passengers at FIVE cents a
head
The jitney bus also illustrates the
power Of words. It was impossible to
make money hauling people in an au.
tomcbile for five cents until some
word could be found to popularize
the job. Suddenly the word "jitney"
was discovered in pltiable condi-
ton due to lack Of employment I'm.
mediately ten thousand automobiles
we're equipped with the new word
and the public passed up dozen
street cars apiece to disenycr whae
N blamed thing was like
The jitney bus nourishcs mos
hero the street car president IS
proudest and haughtlest and tia
street car company is soggiest as u
capitalization Up to the last year
the American citizen who didn't Ike
to hang by strap with fellow
citizen on HIS feet and another IN his
thorax could walk and tell his trou.
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Rev. J. v. Edkins, pastor. April 2-S;
Sanger, Rev. M. p, Lampbert, pastor,
at will; Garland, Rev. ]. w. Willis,
pastor, at will; Caruth. at will;
Musquite, at will;
Rev. w. w. Cowan, Conference
Evangelist; Rev. ]. w. B. Joshua,
Conference Evangelist; Mrs. Ida B.
Jefferson, Conference Evangelist H.
d. VIM, Missionary A. c. Z. League;
w. d, Donifer President A. c. E..
League; Mrs. c. w. Arlington, Con-
ference President of the Woman's
Missionary Society; Mrs. j. l.. John
son, District President Woman's Mis-
sionary Society; Mrs. NJ. e. Moore,
Conference Woman's Missionary
Worker; Mrs. Ionic Davis. Conference
Missionary Society Worker. Any of
the above dates for the quarterly
conference can be changed at the re-
quest of the pastor.
Wishing all success with the com
Dliments of the season. Pastor and
District Workers Council at Bethel
A. M. e. Church, corner OF Leonard
and Cochran at Dallas, Texas, jan
uary 20, 1921, at IL a. m. Sermon
at night by Rev. H. S. Sims, d. d.
All the departments Of each church
will send a representative to the
Council one day only. Address the
Presiding Elder, 1904 Flora Street,
Phone Haskell 2913, Dallas, Texas
or P. Q. Box rs. Fort Worth. Texas.
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SPECIAL NOTICE


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Learn the best paying trade and earn
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you can do perfect. up-to-date work
on either race. This system is used
and practiced by thousands OF Sue
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Nine. DeCarroll. an old experience
ed graduate Hairdresser and Beauty
Culturist. WIN has taught
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Guaranteed Diploma awarded. Send
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". Y. Send stamp for full par
tculars and enrolment blank today.
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beautiful hair, one treatment wiil
start your hair to growing, II you
have dandruff. letter or any disease
Of the scalp, send for full treat
ment.
MY Dandruff Remedy never fails TO
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II you have tight stubborn scalp
a circular Is sent with each treatment
with full information telling you just
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Course taught Diplomas given
ing and Bleaching. Hot and Bleaching.
Hot Oil Treatment. Beauty Culture.
Manicuring. Growing Oil so cents;
Dandruff Remedy. 80 cents; Pressing
oil 80 cents; Temple OH 80 cents;
Soap 10 to Is cents. Agents wanted.
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TT. WORTH NEWS

Fort Worth, Texas, Dec. 16, 1920.
Knowledge is proud that he has
learned so much.
Wisdom US humble that he knows
no more.
-Cowper.
Judge Evans of Waco was in the
city on business last week.
Mt. Zion Baptist Church of which
Rev. M. X. Curry is pastor, went
over the top in the rally, Dec. IL.
Over 500 was raised.
See Mrs. l.. B. Hughes before buy
ing your Xmas goods. She has a
line Of Colored dolls, ladies and gents
handkerchiefs, ballons, cuff buttons.
tie clasps and soft collar pins-Tem-
pie Drug Store.
Mrs. Jerome of Mineral Wells was
a pleasant visitor in the city last
week and stopped with her old friend,
Mrs. Gilbert Haley of E. Annie
street.
Read the Dallas Express. We sell
ii at Temple Drug Store.
1t is said that the Negro business
interest in Chicago is being stirred
to great activity by the launching
of a new business idea by one Mr.
]. l.. Lane, promoter OF the United
Working Mems Mercantile Company,
one of the leading and most wide
awake Colored business men in Chi
cago. Mr.. Lane proposed the oper-
alton Of a. chain of stores, by men,
bers of the race, that will extend
throughout the entire country. The
plan has already made a big hit and
there are abundant indications that
the idea will be an established fact
before many more months are passed.
II Fort Worth and Tarrant County
would form such plan and, "copper"
ate with Mr. Lane. it would give en-
ployment, to many boys and girls
who are on the streets idle.
Broadway Rastus show appeared at
Chamber of Commerce. Dec. 1874.
A big crowd witnessed both perfor-
mances and seemed much pleased.
AS a whole the singing was good.
Miss Anita Wilkins, better known as
"Black Patti was at her best This
is their first trip South and we wish
for them much success.
Mrs. G. r. Owens of 1925 Josephine
street entertained with a dinner, a
few Of the North Texas Annual Jon-
ference friends. All expressed them
selves as well pleased with the menu
served.
See Mrs. L. B. Hughes. Temple
Drug Store. for holiday goods, If
its the Dallas Express, she has that.
Mr.. NJ T. Blanton has returned
from visit to his home in East
Texas and reports very pleasant
trim
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The WonderfuI Hair Dresser and

One thousand ngenrs
wanted - Good
money
made. We want agentF
in every city and vs..
lage TO sell TIKI
STAR HAIR CROW
Ell. This Is a wonder
full preparation. Can
be used with or with
out STRENGTHENING ireDf
Sells for Csc paF
box-one use BOZ
will prove its value.
Any person that viii
use a 25c box win be
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HAIR GROWER q
trial and be convinced
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Box s12. CresnsSsr4
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bles 10 the ash man. Today he stops
jit, hops in, gets home in half the
time and regards the street car with
cold independent grin.
This is a very serious thing for the
street cars. We are not going to see
SO much calm content hereafter in
the street car magnate who rides
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home each night in his automobile
We wiz ~ n,ore likely to see him
standing on down town corner bal.
lyhooing for trade with dinner bell
and calling attention to the fact that
each street car passenger gets a
chance on a fine set of dishes to be
giyen away on Saturday afternoon.
Just about the time anyone gets
to- almighty imperial in this country
some little thing Ike the ntney bus
comes along and reduces his assessed
valuation about s11 100000. Great is
American ingenuity! 205
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Y. w. c. A. URGES MORE CO-OP-
GRAFTON AMONG WOMEN OF
RACE.

New York. N. r.. Dec. 1s.2~closer
cooperation between the women OF
the white and colored races and
ment of leadership among young Coll
red women Is the plea OF twenty In
fluential Colored women from fifteen
states who are attending a conference
the Y. w. g. A.. 600 Lexington Ave-
nue., called by the Executive Commit
tee Of the Board 70 discuss these
I'VE realise the impossibility OF
achieving Utopia immediately. aaya
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BIG EvANGEMSgC CONFERENCES
TO BE HELD AT MACEDONIA.

DR.. J. w. Bailey. Supt Of the De-
partment Of Evangelism. N. B. G
IS in the city. He has been attend
ing the white State Executive Board
which convened in the city this week,
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to our many friends for their
sympathy and assistance rendered,
and the beautiful Doral offerings sent
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in this our great sorrow-the loss OF
our beloved daughter and sister.
Signed:
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Johnson,
Mr.. and MrS. L. Johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. johnson,
Miss Fannie q. Johnson,
Mr.. Robert Johnson.
Onice Phone Res. Phone
Lamar 4OS2 Lamar 1900
Office Hours. 8 a. m. to $3.50 p. m.
Sunday by Appointment
DIR. J. WINZELLE SIMS,
Dental Surgeon
Fort Worth, Texas
every one witnessed a happl time
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NOTICE-To those who suffer from
any physical cause, those who wish
to know their calling in life, etc.
Those who may know Of some herb,
root, bark. seed or flower, that it
good for medical, or any other pur-
pose, should write us at once.
If you are sick you should tell us
your troubles, give us your full name
and birth date, and we win send
remedy for your ills, and bore
scope reading that will mean so
much to you, If YOU don't care for
our remedy or If you know of an
herb that is good for you and don't
know where to get it, lust send us
$1.0O and ask for what you want, or
else ask for our remedy and your
life reading for your dollar. Send
cash with order to the PERKINS
COMPANY, 21S South
9th. ST, Frederick, Oklahoma.
.12-1S-1t
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MISS JOHNSON LAID no, REST.

e. T. B.. Reporter.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-01-02
The AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD.
e. II Z. ] = ]. ].

7. . - ~ = : =
49,. The right road to success
for the NEW YEAR. is a saw
INGS ACCOUNT, with the
CONTINENTAL ! STATE
'9fBANK, INTEREST payable
MONTHLY at 40 DEPOSITS
received on 6r before the 10th of
each month, draw interest from the
~ tsra~ esysf~ 7: 49,. - .re
CONTINENTAL STATE BANK
Capital .-...--.....-..$1OO.OOO.OO
Surplus -..------.. 100000 ]
Martin Tingdale. Pres.
]. F. Zeidler, Cashier,
C. w. Gibson, Asst Cash.
e. 7o6 Marquette Avenue
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sion complet Mischae Elmans being so
well known to all of US it is hardly. nee
essary to- ihtroducefhinn. A few remarks,
however, may not be amiss. He is the
son Of a. former .".Klesmer"s and, was,
first heard BY a famous musician while
assisting his father at wedding. Mischa
was hardly, six years old ! when he
started his career as an assistant ...Kles-
m1er ~ The musician Immediately 'recog-
nized his talents and took him to Fiedel-
man. Later Leopold Auersbecame inter.
ested in the boy. He always loathed no
bility and .exemplifed it at an occasion
when he played before the former Cars
court while only mere child. The COM
position he played contained some very
long rests, and during one of these rests
the Dowager Queen, thinking that he
forgot his notes, tapped him on the back
and said a..'Never mind this piece, Sonny,
play something that you remember bet
ter" "You are crazy" was his snappy,
reply, and went on playing.
Rather skin carcass for pay in
the public streets than lie idly de-
pendent up6he charity. L = II ]
If thou hast acquired knowledge,
what dost thou lack? But if thou
lackest knowledge. what hast thou
acquired?