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NOTICE

will sell my place in Hollow Creek
township containing 69 acres, known
as the G.. w. Kyzer old place on the
first Monday in October, 1921, at pub
lie sale to the highest bidder for cash;
if not sold at private sale before. -,
4t-p-49 j. Il. kYZER.
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No Music in This "Organ''

Teacher-John, name an organ Of
the body.
John-The Teeth.
Teacher-What kind of an organ is
it?
John-A grind organ, Ma'am.
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NOTICE

I have been appointed Local Regis
trar for Boiling Springs township, and
I respectfully ask the people Of said
township to report to me all births
Ind eaths as PROMPTLY as possible.
MRS. JULIAN SHARPE.
Edmund, S. G. 3-t
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1t takes an optinist to rejoice in
the fact that after his wife has tired
Of kisses he can eat as many onions
as he likes
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FOR PROBATE JUDGE.

wish to announce myself as a can
didate for probate judge of Lexing-
ton county, subject to the choice of
the Democratic voters in the coming
primary and under the rules of the
party.
CHARLES E. TAYLOR.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

The stockholders of the Swansea
Ice Manufacturing Co., is called in
it's office on the tenth Of September
for the purpose of disolving the COR
poration. .,, ...... -.
L. O.. RAST, Pres. .:
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In the West

You say mysterious strangers
been hangin' round your place for a
week! Why don't you tell him to
move on?
Cos he's hangin' to u tree,
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TOWN REGISTRATION
CERTIFICATES

All persons not in possession of
county registration certif Gates should
apply to the county board Of registra-
ton for the same, on September 6
and Z, county registration certificates
being necessary before anyone can OBJ
tain 4 town registration certificate to
participate in the election for mayor
and aldermen in the coming election.
J. S. CAUGHMAN,
supervisor Of Registration for the
Town of Lexington.
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NOTICE, DEBTORS ';.% ~.
AND CREDITORS

This is to notify all persons In any
way indebted to the estate Of George
S. Drafts, deceased, to make payment;
to the undersigned by Sept Is, 1921,
and those having claims against said
estate, will present them properly at
tested to the undersigned executors
for payment on or before September
is, 1921 at Lexington, S. C. ....--..
G. H. DRAFTS,
T. P. MEETZE,
Executors.
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LOST-In depot at Batesburg, on
train via Perry to Pelion, or in Pei
ion, ladies Elgin watch, gold hunt
ing case, pendant set. Return to
Miss Sallie May Burton, Batesburg,
S. c., and receive reward. 2t-p-46
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GINNERS NOTICE-Will gin only
one day a week Thursday. Will be-,
gin next Thursday 18th. septern-
ber. Prices 40c per hundred. Bag
ging and ties right. Long Bros.
2t-p-47
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FOR SALE-Six hundred acres farm
ing land, near Pelion, S. C.. Seven
tenant houses and necessary out
buildings. Terms to desirable par:
dress Room 1922, Jefferson Hotel,
Columbia. 40tf-c
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Edmund and Mr.,
Sam Roland's one mans raincoat
and one bundle cloth wrapped in
paper from Jas. L. Tapp's store,
Columbia. Liberal reward offered
for return goods. Simon +.
Shumpert, Lexington, S. c., Route
8, Box "a. ltp
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GET MARRIED-Wealth refined,
ranchers, widows, maidens, busi-
ness, professional people. Photos
free. Angelus Souvenir Club, sos
Lankershim Bldg, Los Angeles,
Calf. " 4t-p-49
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FINAL DISCHARGE.

Notice is hereby given that on Mon
day, Sept. 10, next, I will apply to
Holly L. Harran, acting judge of
ministrator Of the estate Of E. H.
Bars, deceased
L. p. BARRS, ".
Administrator. Estate T.. P. Barrs.
4.-c-47
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FOR SALE-Four purebred hound
puppies, nine weeks old. Price $500
I, each. Write me at once. J. D. Youn-
giner, Irmo, S. c., route 2.
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FOR SALE-One good milk cew for
sale. H. B. Oxner, Lexington, S.
c.. =" 1tp
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.FORD-Touring car for sale cheap.
Apply at Dispatch-News office. .
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WANTADS.

L.OST-One hound male red puppy
with little red specEs in white spots,
on chase near Edmund. He is
about seven months old. Reward if
returned to BeltOn d. Shumpert,
Castor, S. c., Route 2. 80,
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FOR SALE-Bagging and ties. See
US before buying. Sam P. & w. P.
Roof, Jr., lexington, S. c.
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FOR SALE-Bagging and tires. See
US before buying. Sam P. &: W. P.
Roof, Jr., Lexington, S. c.
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FOR SALE-Ford roadster, in Al
condition. Cheap for cash. Apply
Norman S. Geiger. Lexington, S.
G. 1tc
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The problem of diversified agricul-
ture is more a problem of marketing
than farming.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-06-24
Observing Patriotic Sunday, July Z.

Training in Christian citizenship is
one Of the big tasks Of the Sunday
school. Independence Day may be
made much of by presenting at this
time a special patriotic program. The
suggestions below may be helpful. Ev.
cry Sunday school in the county should
observe this day with a special pro-
gram.
1t is suggested that a special offer
ing be taken at this time for the work
of the International Sunday School As
ISOLATION. This Is 10 be in addition to
the regular offering, and should, Of
course. be announced the preceding
sunday. Send offerings to your dis
trict secretary-treasurer.
Program:
Theme, christian Citizenship"
Prelude-Quiet music.
Call TO worship:
(a) Supt.: 81 was glad when they
said unto me. let Us go into the House
Of the Lord"
(b) School: Praise ye the Lordr
Hymn, America"
Recitation, "Linooln's Gettysburg
Address,
Salute to American Flag: II pledge
allegiance to my flag. And to the re-
public for which IL stands; One nation,
indlvisib.e, with liberty and justice for
ALL"
Hymn, 20 Beautiful, for Spacious
Skies" or "Star Spangled Banner"
Recitation, "Recessional." Kipling.
Scripture, Proverbs XIV;25-35.
Prayers: One each by q boy and
man. Bear in mind the thought for
the day. Close with one verse Of
Holy, Holy, Holy"
Brief Address: The Sunday School
and Christian Citizenship" Write the
county superintendent Of administra-
tion for material.
Salute to Christian Flag: IL pledge
allegiance TO my Flag and to the Sa-
vior for whose Kingdom u stands, One
Brotherhood, uniting all mankind In
service and love"
Offering service: Special offering
for International Sunday School Asso-
citation.
Hymn. Battle Hymn of the Repub-
lie"
Lesson Study.
Closing service. Very brief.
We hope you will use this program
for we feel sure you will like IL.
II Is simple enough so that even the
smallest school can use II, yet dignified
and worthy.
The county association Is always
ready and willing TO help any school In
any way possible 70 make your pro-
grams more impressive and the results
| nffn.tf.tA
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to St. Louis, Sunday evening, where
Claud, who is sick, will go to hos
pital. His many friends here hope for
his early recovery.
Judge Philip Schlotzhauerer pur-
chased a new Case s, touring car, rs
horse motor from c. F. Gitz, st. Jo-
seph agent, Saturday.
Miss Allie Williams, Of Fortescue,
came down Thursday Of last week, and
is making a visit here with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. K. Norris.
MIR. and Mrs. Bruce Bullock, DR..
and Mrs. F. f. Bullock and Twyla May
Fairbanks spent the day, Sunday, with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Terhune.
H. N. Mckee, of Bigelow, came
down, Wednesday Of last week, and is
making a visit here with his son, Mr..
and Mrs. C. S. Mckee and family.
Archie Thornhill left Friday for
Chillicothe, No., where he Is taking a
business course. His wife and son
Clarence Everett, will make a visi,
here. and in st. Joseph, before leaving
for Chillicothe, No.
--Chas. Reeves returned to his
home, Sunday, at Falls City, Nebr., af
ter spending week here with h'-
folks, Mr.. and Mrs. George Reeves.
Henry Wilcox, Of the Mayflowel
district, was spending several days oI
last week, at the J. 7. Scott home.
Mrs. o. f. Emery was q s. Jospet
visitor. Wednesday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0rville Norris an,
two children, Of the Lincoln district
spent the day, Sunday, with Mr.. an,
Mrs. c. r. holland.
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Trustees Sale.

Whereas, w. +. Mills and Flossie
Mills, his wife, by their certain Trust
Deed Of date June Ia, 1917, and OF
record in the Recorders office Of Holt
County, Missouri, in Book 1875 at page
263. conveyed to Alpha X. Holdeman
Trustee, the following described Real
Estate situate in Holt County, Mis-
souri,, to-wit: 30.77S acres being the
East part of the West 0he-half OF
Section Two (2); 34.329 acres being
the East part Of the Northeast Quarter
of Section Ten (l0), 4,943 acres in the
East part of the Southeast fractional
Of Section Ten (l0); 4.943 acres in the
the Northwest Quarter of Section
Eleven ll); 54.7s3 acres being all of
the Southwest fractional quarter of
Section Eleven ul, All in Township
Sixty (60) of Range Forty (40), con-
tanning 2S4.S33 acres being all the
lands heretofore patented to James II.
Holdeman, by Holt County, Missouri
and recored in Book 1874, page 604, in
the Recorders office of Holt County,
Missouri, in Trust to secure the pay
ment of one certain promissory note in
said Deed of Trust described; that
Alpha r. Holdeman, the Trustee nam
ed, is a nonresident of the State Of
Missouri, and by reason of such non
residence is under disability and can
not act as such trustee; that the un-
dersigned is the acting sheriff Of Holt
County, Missouri, and as such under
the terms and conditions Of said trust
deed Is qualified to act.
That default has been made in pay
ment of the interest due on said note
and the legal holder thereof has re-
quested me to exercise the powers to
me delegated in and by the terms Of
said Trust Deed, and I will in Satur-
dsy, July I'd, 1921, at the Court House
door in the town Of Oregon, Holt
County, Missouri, in pursuance Of such
request and by authority Of the powers
contained In said Trust Deed ssll said
above described real estate at public
vendie to the highest bidder for cash
ALBERT W. SEEMAN,
Acting Sheriff Of Holt County. No,
| Ttusess.
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(SEAL)
AdministIatnr's Noiice.

Notice Is hereby given that letters
Of administration on the estate Of Kate
Tochterman, deceased, were granted to
the undersigned on the first day of
June, 1921, by the Probate Court of
Holt County, Missouri. All persons
having claims against said estate are
required to exhibit them for allowance.
to che administrator within six months
after the date Of granting Of said let
ters,, or they may be precluded from
any benefit Of said estate; and il such
claims be not exhibited within one
year from the date Of granting said
letters, they shall be forever barred.
WILLIAM PRUSSMAN,
Attest: Administrator.
HARRY NJ. DUNCAN,
(Seai) Judge Of Probate.
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Forest City and Vicinity
Obituary


Mr.. Horace Dean died at his home,
at Quitman, Mo-, Wednesday, June 8,
at the age OF rs years, III months and
3 days. The funeral was conducted
and the burial was held Friday after
noon at that city. After the funeral
services, the I %. o. r. lodge took
charge Of the burial. Mr.. Dean is sur
vived by his wife and eight children
five daughters and three sons; 2l
grandchildren and five great grand.
children. The daughters are: Mrs
Della Butrick, of Fortescue; Mrs
Laura Brown, Of Sutton, Nebr.
Mrs. Rhoda Hamilton, of Fores,
City. The sons are c. o
Dean, Of Quitman; Chant Dean
Of Napier Wesley Dean, OF Per.
cival, Iowa; Sid and Ace Dean, OF
Humboldt. Nebr. Mr. and Mrs. Dear
and their family formerly lived at Ma
pier.
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week days mass is celebrated every
morning at So'clock.
Christian Church.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Preaching, every second and fourth
Sunday at III a. m, and s p. m. by Rev.
G. W. Maxwell, Of st. Joseph. Every
body cordially invited to attend these
services.
Mrs. Vim. Galbraith and son, VIII
bur, left Tuesday of last week, for
Wellington, Kansas, where they are
making visit with her sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cheniworth and family.
--Messrs. Ernest Geoffroy and
Pierre Carteron spent Thursday after
noon Of last week, in st. Joseph.
Mrs. 5. +. Shipley, Of st. Joseph.
came up Saturday evening, and is
making a weeks visit here with her
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. X. d. Fouts
and family.
Mrs. L. F. Stalcup and two chill
dren, Norma and Billie. went to
Frankfort. Kansas, Saturday evening,
where they attended the wedding Of
their friend, Miss Annie Sheehan, who
has been here several times, visiting
{ at the Stalcup home.
N. T. Lease, Of Great Falls, Mont.
came in Wednesday night of las,
week, and is making q visit here with
hi mother, Mrs. 7. S. Lease and fam
ily.
j. NJ. Birmingham and 7. V. Teare
spent Thursday afternoon Of last
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st, Patrick's Church

Dufias the sumner services in the
st. Patrick's church, at Forest City,
will be held at l0:30 a. m, on the first
and third Sundays and at Z p. m. on
the second and fourth Sundays. On
week days mass is celebrated every
morning at So'clock.
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Ca
the Ray Conner home.
Mrs. Oscar Moore and Mrs.
Charles Carson spent Thursday of last
week in st. Joseph. Oscars sister,
Mrs. Charles Musser, Of st. Joseph, re-
turned with them in the evening, and
spent a few days with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. r. l.. Moore, and at the
Oscar Mooore home.
w. A. Brock, Of Sedalia, No.,
came Thursday of last week, and spent
few days here with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Z. Brock and family.
Rev. James s. Ryan went TO
Chicago, Ill.,, Monday Of last week on
a business trip, and returned home.
Friday night.
Mrs. r. W. Fawks spent Friday
of last week in ST. Joseph.
| Mrs. J. W. Fitzmaurice and chill
dren, Lorene and Maurice, left We'd
nesday. the 18th inst, for Denver.
Colorado Springs and other Colorado
points 10 spend the summer.
Mrs. Lewis Kimmel and son, Paul.
of Bigelow, came down Saturday
morning, and spent Saturday and Sun
day, here, with her daughter, Mr.. and
''re' 10y ,t,iiS a uI
MIS-. FRANK nli,e,, Vi nunours' I
Iowa, came uo"n' easu'usy, .n anu speI.'
le" 9ays' h.Ie' "u n s.S,,.
MT anu anu Mrs. JESS uaset sa is,,y (.
1lne luIh.I hs.asl ,. N,Pps Pp,ss IA,
Growers Association, at Amazonia,
No.
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ulp 10 S'' 'oSeP"' "e''''' " '"''
week.. -, A. cl, ro,h o,vo
-MI. anu n'si Nha i.ia S,m , IL anJ
at Ivy MeIe W., NtS S 81
sunday heie Nm tnhn rsanna aaJ I
ti ~ a.l n,;,t, ,ho;, cn.sins NJ snJ
family anu WIN ,hs'' oolS,n sn.i,,, UT anu am
ML-, naIVnu Lar, 20 n,oaaa - '' "'
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Ut a anu s'n., 80 So Sa,"rdaw r,ornins
Vanha,, oIo'e ~ -. ,ha a.. hars
IN tnelr car; ana sp'n, ~. u r' ve'y'
WIN his ioihs, s.,,,.' m'' anu ''' v" v
'"'''E ', so 'S S;,n.or y, 81 Iosenb
- ores, simpson, OF OF - yosepn, l,i
came up thc Ilts' @ yi .a .,,,s 49, S.a,nu yr
spent lew naE nele VIII Je.es
keeves' returnihg nUn,ei "eueo y
-Mfs' Jennie r' pYYu '.'e 'oni
ST joseph, tuai oL 'as. '.,,L "Se Sas snr an'
spent inc nivhis nepe, S'en nl "v ta,,y,, III
NJ ana Mrs. s. i,,, ha poso ,s,nr,aan Snr ,aS 90,
Mrs' boSd leiI oa,uLua. . a",yVn s ,,.i,, uaIa ~
roI''u,u' otesVmi .i,I sa. dnn.h,or AZ,
month yisit WIN NC. d'.se sus M
ana MIS- T. L. .o., I,u o SaIis
sne WIN 20 ~ ~, 9ansa 10 r., ,ho
Wheie s"e w va .,.o % d,,rh,.rs NJ
summer win her !wo uauph'eIs' s mr
ana Mr'; ware "n,k1i mn"h anu a1 spi,a,nr .ii, "
Mr. ann h'S' !. ~ Dtan. .aJ o. Santa
who have recentiy mo'eu 70 Ia'' ana
barbara ea'itorhia' ITO "so'' Ia"e
Texas ,.,r . e.,,,.a.,
-koOen El'iou spsn' ssu Ma
niRn. Viii uai,o, W. "a sar,iiv
George Ellio't ana IamIIy' c,.o .,,.
-Mr' anc Mrs ueorss s,Pes sPen.
the day. sunday' nv 'he ~ ~ "a'"e'
home: ,,. -, -,-.
WIN. Hamilton bouRht tne nos
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Christian Church.

Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Preaching. every second and fourth
Sunday at IL a. m, and s p. m. by Rev
G. W. Maxwell, Of st. Joseph. Every.
body cordially invited to attend these
services.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-06-24
Forest City Methodist Church.

pier.
Forest City Methodist Church.
Sunday school, every Sunday, at
1000 a. m.
Preaching at il:O0 q. M, Sunday, al
so at 800 p. m. Everybody welcome.
Devotional and Bible study. every
Wednesday evening. at 500 p. m.
The classes Of the Sunday school
will give a reception for the pleasure
Of the Standard Bearers from the
church. in the City Park, next Sunday.
A full attendance Of the school is de-
sired as well as every Standard Bear
or. MN.
MIR. and Mrs. O. +. Emery went
10 Union Star. Mo-, Sunday, where
they spent the day with their friends,
Rev. VI. A. Kerr and family.
The l.. l.. c. club mot with Mrs.
W. II. Alkire, at Oregon, Thursday OF
last week. After q social time and the
serving Of dainty Refreshments, the
club adjourned TO meet In two week.
with Mrs. A. j. Lyons. Members pre-
sent were: Nlesdames Joe Mitchell
Bernard Mitchell, Ralph Meyer. A. J
Gotten, J. VI. Shumate. o. +, Emery
A. J. Lyons and the hostess. Mrs. Al.
kire.
MIR. and Mr.. II. $. Tcare. Of Ore.
gon, were visiting with relatives and
friends here, Sunday.
Donald Henry Spreckelmeyer ar
rived at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Spreckelmeyer, Of Forbcs, No.
Saturday, June II. DR.. J. +. Chandler
Of Oregon, introduced the little fellow
The "Hustlers" Of the Methodist
Sunday school, entertained the Path
finders" at the home of their teacher
Mrs. Cecil Richardson, on Monday eve
ming. June l3. The evening was spen'
in music an din playins games. At Q
late hour Refreshments were served
after which all departed for theil
homes.
Walter II. Beech. Of Arkansas
City, Kansas, flew over Sunday eve
ming in an airplane and liz on the G
l.. Richardson farm. west Of town. HI
was here few days!
The Baptist ladies will serve ic,
cream, Saturday evening, June 25, be
tween the Alkire store building anC
ho,.I
"oee ,,r,hor =, ,ho ro,o,iyo. an,
fr;.nds sson, ,ho i,,inn SnnJav s.bno
.an,n IL on po,rarJ cain oh Iivo,
naar Nsw poin, Smndov In,
10 I, ho,,, his six,b hh,hJav
C,m.s &c croouet I,ll an,
s,.;nei,g woro niayeJ Al moo,
ch,clsn sandw;che: solaJ an,
ian,,nado we,e sawed ,fter wbic,
thev nil srioyed ice cream and cake
whsn Mi retuyned ,n their homes in IN,
sanin m.n a eu TSaso nho ~ ' nn,o.od % ,So ,;,n, M
, a.n"sc sc,,ssa.J W,Ise" y eo;su Sos sne ',.'' nn'
I,d;,h Wnsnn, ~. orJ cieo W;Isnn
Rov. Clvde nnd Frances Cass and als,
i e. iinian SmnJay schooi cI,s
woxs nrason, Thero y.re fon,,ee,
vis;,orp nre'an,
WWsll on, hovs ara n,avi,y hail
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-06-24
Order of Publication.

In the Circu.t Court Of Holt County,
Missouri, October Term, 1921.
Marvin Armentrout, Plaintiff,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-07
KALEIDOSCOPE

Agricola discovered that Britain wss aa island.
 About 100 Roman villas in England have been exhumed.
 The sense of hearing becnmes more acute in high altiiudes.
 The smallest practical airplane weighs about 500 DoupsS-
 The dye in the average suit of clothes cost less than D cents.
 The Accadians are believed to have been the earliest ciyii.zers of eastern Asia
 Julius Caesar took an elephant wi.h him to Britain and terrified the inhab- itants.
 Portraits on future United States currency will be distinctive for each denomination.
 Thirteen below -e-n, i1 1917 is the lowest temperature eyer recorded il New York city.
 China has only about 1000 scien- tifically trained doctors, or one to ev- cry 100000 inhabitants.
 Miss Jennie P. Mussor has heen ap- pointed collector of customs. with headquarters at Salt Lake City, Utah
 The first theological school in ! America was founded by the Dutch Reformed church in New York City in 17s4.
 Text books written by Miss B. Edna ! Rowe of Toledo, O.. are used in Chris tian Sunday schools all over the world.
 Fresh air is the greatest beautifier says Agnes Souret, the sFrench act ress, who won a beauty contest by more than 1.O9o, GOO votes.
 A Shakes7earean enthusiast with turn fir statistics has discovered that the plays or the immortal bard contain 1O6.OO7 lines and sl4,7S0 words
 India ink was invented by the Chi nese about 1900 B c. and was made by mixing q very fine soot with gel i atine prepared from asses skin. | Employed as waitresses in one cafe in Geneva are three former ladies of ' the Russian aristocracy, who were re- duced to poverty by the revolution.
 In the canton of valais. in switzer- II land, lies a small body of water. Lake Marjelen, which at irregular intervals, every three years, completely dissp- pears. The phenomenon always occurs during the last days of August
 Hyde park. Lo'don's greatest rec rration centre recently saw the newes' phase of a fashlon which, thought not altogether new, has hitherto beer kept from public gaze On a secluded park bench sat a young fashionably dressed woman contentedly smoking a dainty briar pipe of fancy pattern. Lightning conductors are common W made of copper because It "con- ducts better than any other metal will not rust so easily and is less lia, ble to corrosion. The fUsIng of meta
 by lightning is not becaase of th' metals softness but because it Is tor small to give a iull path 10 the cur. rent. .uu