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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
10000 FARMERS TO Be
INVITED TO EXPOSITION
Officials in Chargc of Affair De-
tcrmincd to Place Richmond
Made Goods Before Public,

len thousand virginia farmers and
their wives will be extended an in
vitat!on 20 visit the Made in Rich
'nond' Exposition 10 be held in Rich
mond February y TO 20, inclusive.
The farmers will be invited guests
OF those n charge OF the exposition.
y letter in the form OF ;ln invitation
Will b" mailed them, ana TWO tickets
TO the exposition imc!oscd Officials
Of the exposition are determined 10
place Richmond made products be
for. the farmers. and VIII canvass
ienrlco and Chesterfield and alJoin-
ing Counties in an effort to nave a
iarS" attendance OF farmers III this
city during the week OF the event.
While u viii be Impossible To mail
a.! IN" 10000 tickets direct TO the
the affair VIII dispose OF Il majority
Of them In this manner. Additional
u keis Will be held IN reserve and
disposed OF 10 farmers visiting tn.
city during the week Al! farmers
IN Richmond during Exposition
Week hay" been asked TO WISH, the
chamber OF Commerce and sccur.
Plans for the exposition arc pro-
@i.ssihS AT this time. and tho ap-
po!htnsm, o. SIX committees - dis
pose OF booth space was announced
yesterday. Under the supervision Of
the general committee. thos. aCtiv.
ia aTTaAginE details OF the exposition
hay" been divided into committees OF
Viii u" 10 visit the business houses
and manufacturing plants OF Rich-
inohd ana dispose OF all the eighty
three hoc.hs provided in the plans
outlined by the committee having
this IN. charge. Although tho i,oor
plan allows only eirhty-thr.. booths.
b, IS probab bic that NOR" than one
concern VIII be allowed % use :.
Tooth. This latter fact Viii b. loft
IN the hands OF tho booth commit
tee. ana must be satisfactory 70 the
members OF the committee
IN" exposition Will open AZ S
o'clock tho night Of February 2i
an! VIII ccntinu: until tn" following
saturday night al II O'Clock After
~" op"ni ng night IL VIII b.. opcn q,
u o'clock IN the morning and con-
linue until IL AT night. steps nave
been taken 70 afford schoo! children
an opportunity OF visiting the expo
s..Dn
Ay.n NJ Smith. chairman ot ,hn
"n'"ria inm"nt committee" nas called
a meeting OF his workers for :ou.or-
row at noon In the Business Mcn's
club. This committee has many de-
Tails 10 WORK ont. and tomorrow.
conference" will have much 10 do with
nI3klrg the exposition a success
Following IL II list OF IN" six com
ni'tc"s appointed 10 visit the mana
featuring and business HOUSES OF
Richmond T. VI. Hunter ana iianp.
ton Fleming. GcorE" RldcuCI and
!. g. Shcain: ". NJ Jones and T. II
Sydnor T.. G. l,airl and Il T.. IIarrI-
son: !. y Wilson ana . + Gan.r:
clyde saunders and T. T. iiIr.ison
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
IRISH REPUBLIC FRIENDS
MEET HERE FEBRUARY s
VIII Elect officers and Perfect or
GnniZntion at First State
ItuN,ntinu

IT" Am.rIcnu .issOc!ati0n for Rn-
go=uit!on III Tho irish Republic viii
mold it's first state convention in
EichWDni February s. The couvcn-
ton. whiCn viii hn in session one
day. viii be h..id chiefly for the cica-
'!un ~ officers ANA FOR tho perfection
~ tnc urcai.ization. -. &. D'Fla-
h"rtE. national secretary. wili deliver
ia" address of welcome
Election az delegates to rcurcscn.
Patrick Henry Council. az Richmoud.
wil! !"Itur" q meeting Of In. Gun
on tonight in Tho Arcad" i.u,ldinr at
clock. Edward l.. Ryan. historian
ma lecturer 81 The council. vii! de-
liver am address on developments in
'h" situation In Ireland sine. the las,
!L-...,. iLE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
CIVIC BODY OF FULTON
MAKES PLANS FOR YEAR
j. W. Wagner Elected Prcsidcn, OF
Organization AT Annual
Session

r .f.t- -
i'z'-
'''f E-'-"" ''N'- .hHH'Gld'.";!
last night - the annual meeting %
,hat body ia Robert Fulton Schosr.
~ : s,,.,
49, t'tt'"" '.-e-
f''-iI"Af' strE.e, second vice
president. leonard ! Lane. secre,a-...
o J..l1.as-aa,i-r5 .v..e.,,, voc-.
-ei = @h" J.. - >.c';!'+E"r. treasurer.
Eight cpfufs..,,eea ..crc .ppyin,eI
lbs. tae assrst.,f,- RI. ,,...,,.-.i 90
"
-"' I"'Hf'ifi"es c'ie.s, 81
streets ca:EUI.ttcs-j :. angie. J.. !.
Lave. ~ : shaf,- . s 1..,p#a-
baum y. ~ SaO..-.a,s. -.ao-;r..
!at, ! r trvi. > It.|.i,f p-iT,5.,,
aui 4 i Mart, ~.
81 Ws..I... u st..
IT, = N.y.Eu,r c.,t., 49,. -
IA. ,gr.rn.i,..- IyIflf.-. = =
lett j. r I..rarI q Ja-. a., f1.'r-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
To5ay and Tonight
in Richmond

R"trry club. Richmond Hotel. 1.
Richm"nd POST. American Lc-
rion. IicndIunrtcr~. BciNidrrc and
Main streets. S;iJ.
Nomrn's Advertising CIub. Max
lines. Grace street. near Eighth. I.
Council! Finance Committees,
city Hail. s.
Council Claims Committee. City
Hall. =.
Nomcn's League az tho Cnry
street settlement. I1c3 West Cary
street. =.
Wonan'S Auxiliary Of W-St-
minister Church. sunday school
room of tn" church. >:I5.
Ri"hn"rd Council Of Socia,
Agencies. }. ". {. A., (.
state Hoard OF E;ducntion board
room. Pr"sh!trrian building, 10.
siith Lee Precinct Citizens A.
."cihti"n. Iintcr Park school. S:I5.
Academy. motion pictures and
vaudeville. =. $50 and ?:I5.
strand. "LIstcn Lester" s::o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
CALLS CITY COUNCIL TO ACT
ON ShVlLLE NOMINATION
H"d' Meets Trn,"rrny Ni:bt u,
'"i"t session I" iirrriyr ippuIni-
ucui az Director

ny 'uGu"li has hc"u called to meet
ii JOINT H"HSl"u 1T S o'Ci"Ck Thurs
""l night 80 act upon til" Mayor
t'in'u'i'un 81 Allen j Saviilc as hi.
,,r'Hi "t IN" department, or Public
N"iEh Mayor Ninyl.c announced
',n daNs nro ma, u. had offered the
mace TO Mr. ~n"illc a; tn" salary az
$3.50. and thH Mr Saviiic had ac-
,,Nind' .'nd wouid bc ready TO take
r"hru3Fv Mr Savill" has been en-
Il"E"d Ion F'v"ral g.urs by the Du.
r"ni company. II ~ gcncrally con
"'H"d hat Council viii approve tn.
domination
common CouucN mnv hc called
mon ai 'h,f w""t'ug &" act upon th.
", neg iigous" orh.unuc" which wag
"u.','h l' thn Board Of Aldermen
!a'' TucsduF night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
ALL READY FOR >OPENING
RETREAT FOR THE SICK
DR.. y. y. McFadcn VIII rc Master ,c
trrcin"nir> nj Event on
Ihursuuy

pr. j.. r McFadon wiIi bc mast.
az ceremonies at Tho formal upultif.
Of the Retreat fD' "a, S.cI, Tuutulas
afternoon a: u'c5oCi. iu IA. new.
building. An Invocation wNl De- pro-
followed hy TIN reading OF a hy,nn
by DR.. H. u. O. Maclachiau. and !,
Bible selection by Or Edward y
caltsCh.
after which pr j y @,h,rcr wlIl
read How Firm Foundation .
Leading In the saying 81 ne creed
viii be Or. w " kurk hardi An ad-
dress. The Retreat for the ,tcIt, Pact
,Prcscn; and Fuiurc" Wlil b. deliver.
ed by Cplcncl T. g Nassic. Music
VIII lac rendered ny IA" choir Of =,
Jancr Church. AMI Dr w W Weeks
viii read ;'bi,cht BE the I'll. That
binds tot pwed by bcncdlc;!on
pronouneed a Dr, q Frceiand Peter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
REPAIR PERMITS ISSUED
Renovation of Juvenile Dctcntiun
HON" Planned D.. Mrs. J.. U
DDcII, the Owner

y p"Tmit TO repair the brick dwell
eHpi'd as Il Juvenile Detention HON"
Vac ssucd hy Building lnsurcinr
to cost s2oG rho huiiIing f. Owned
bE Mra T.. l.. oDcll. and is located
~ IL" block bounded by clay Mar
sha!l. Eleventh and Twelfth Streets
ing. Coz Woet 1hirticth Street. re-
rairS "a cost $500. Was issued 10 r
T. richardson Jr and permits were
ISSUED I" II ". baldwin. 10 erect q
in'tHi gaT;tI" In rear Of 200 Porter
street. - cost 500. and to l.. O. Enl-
'""h :" build q metal garage =, Ill
-M.nAntl Sirnni. 30 nns, Sl2L-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
rnrm-t. IInId EInnI Session.

t'inii sessions OF thu: Farmers IN
Siiiut". holm" held under tn" aus
'lD's a. 'hn Farmers Union at Nartftt
iirh school. Will close today. j;x-
'"us'0u "'"rit"rs Of the Virginia
Polytechnic institute viii ph:tici-
pnt.. Among III" subjects 10 lac dis-
gHss'd are: Feeding and caro- "f
Dairy cattle" by Frank y. Bu"h-
lnan: us" Of Lin. an the Farm hv
Y L. Moore. "cl"thinr." hy Miss VI
u! Ferris. County NurscH' work. "
by Mrs Mc'iuc; poultry Manage
mont" by \ y Trcaklc; "Iiom"
orchards ana Small Fruits" by g. l..
l!alst"n, aid Farm ORGANIZATIONS
Dy j ~! Meek.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
WILL DISCUSS FRANCHISE
SiNrh Ire Precinct citizens tssoria-
ti"n to Take ~ Proposal AT
session Tonight

tn" IrUpOEcl bIAnkct nan thiee ~
tn" virginia hallway and Power
coupnny uuw pending bcfo-. tn.
CITY council VIII DO ;hc principal
Precinct c'tEcus' Association q, Its
netting tonight al S:lJ o'clock at
n. 1.n:"- Paris : hOul. II is prob
ahlr that some official OF the company
XII brtEcNt tn" matter from the
crinDauy's viewpoint. ana q commit.
Tee OF the association, which mas
Don Investigating tn" proposal, MI
81 'nii It's report.
slil'p;i, attorney and former
state Senator, IS presi'i.n; Of la" as
sun.Mt.On.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
Discuss t.ood Citi,en.,,Iu

Y W'rIinr ~ tcnChcrn of ihr
,"H'' y GRAZ" ~ III" Richmond ruh-
. HoHo"iH ~ IN" auditorium 81 th"
n""i' ir"'iv" building ycR,crdny
h| H'"dF ~ the best way. 81 de-
."'"p'nG rood citiHrushIp va. con
h,'"E Miss Aunt" sutton d"rcr!bcd
,-i'h'rs "f training ia ciiizcnrhip
.r h'd onHcrycd in the fourn, grader
~. nc city Miss Pauline Williamson
,"'' ''""ri %! IN" discussions on
.h'N ShhJcc, ihnt rhc heard ri The
tn'", ''H ~ 'hc Society or Sociology.
G'hh In Washington recently. T.. H.
inhn''n showed the Importance Of re-
"s'"us education In an address.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
MINISTERIAL UNION WILL
ACT TO RELIEVE STARVING
'"hn stewart Bryan Makes Appeal
10 Clergy in Annual
Session
AID CHILDREN OF EUROPE
resolution Is Also Passed. Arprov-
ing Work of Associated Chart
ties-Dr. Smoot Makes Address
on Retiring.

resolutions directing that the
executive committee obtain from The
pastors al Richmond churches tn.
names OF cne representative from
Zach church. with whom the virgin,
committee OF the European Re,i,c
Council! may take up the part which
To- churches are playing in Tho -.
i!"i Of IN. 3.5C0.0cg children of I.as,
eTn aud Central F.Urop. who ar. "a.
lNE starvation were adopted y.str-
H"E by N" Ministerial Union. This
4. ION followed brief talk by John
stewart bryan. chairman o: Tho Viz
= MA committee
Ministers Much Interested.
:"h outlined tn. great need
si.S, Work In Europe. a. found
NJ suggested that tho matter OF MIA,
20 y" done D.: til. chu-chc. H..
..'"tn up With them individually.
";"thbefS OF the Ministerial Union d.
CARED tina, they were greatly Inter.
'.St"i IN tho relief work and lin,u.-
Htat"iy adopted Ia" resolution placing
N. matter In the hands of tne ex.ci!.
,-ye committee.
This committee. which is conluoseI
81 : representative. from each d..
DOMINATION. VIII obtain immcd!at.lv
lr"i" the pastors III" nam. NJ q ,ci,-
',.s"nt h'iFc from their respective
churches. The Virginia committee.
VIII then take UP with these r..nro.
s"hia tiY"s what th.y thiuE thcir r..-
Sp"'i!vc churches should do towards
tn" relic: work
Wore Funds Collected.
Hr. !f'In yesterday t,!.rrauhe,i :,
Gbrl"mcntal report 20 Mr. iirJ.cr
,Mn"!hH additional funds collected fr
~; Ms. his report showed ;I..
lt'ttrl." Mas raised total al 81 .si.ig.
5t"Nni"H, s,ii.S". other FUNDS u,.s!is.:
IiT'St.: 10 New York: Lynrhburr
i2.55j. and charlottesville SgB5. P.4rs
ar Low h"IiE made in that city for
81 IN ''nS!N" collection at "a later date.
Ihgg" contributions. added 70 ;.e
:9''by.23 reDortad on Saturdus uy NJ
i'I!"r, mat" Il to;a! Gf S.9.i.5.9l.
"h.'E mas been raised 50 far III Nir-
t.il.''. rms amount. however. ls suf-
"rlsHt Tor IL" care OF only about C.9fu.
children, ~ so per month. Tor the
nest t"hT, while Herbert IIoov"rs or
|"H4Hal"u has asked that I.rE!u!u
nnteIiain ~ least $1,000 81: tn" a.5Ug-
vr" Invisible quests. who must b..
h.hr-a in American homes u thor.
!l'"F az" 10 be saved uatiI Tho nest
harvest II rTCpS.
TIA" ministerial Union also passed
a r"sp!Yunu cpinmcnhinG Ia. Assoc
ola,"d Charities for its worI uurlu.
~ past year.
H.. T. =. Smoot, II H.. retiring
ur' sident @: The union. rnaI" the lIrIr-
cipJl address at III. anuu.t! su,lll
gathering which followed tho huSl-
ness session at ! o'clock. Rev. :" T.
t!arE, n'"lE elected president of tn.
ORGANIZATIONS also mad" :, bri"f add
dress on the work contemplated FOR
~" coming year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
NIt,.kIrs L. .Ncuultteh.

T = Nurklcs was acquitted by 4
Jury in iIuStiu@s Court yesterday or
Tic charge or selling confcc;!ons and
cigarettes on sunday lie had been
hH"d IN Police Court. and came into
tins court upon appeal. James Ham
Nil. charged with cvtdiny the pro-
h!Ditl"n avg was fined $50 and given
on" month In jail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-18
rrmsi"n rnnmi.,inn-,. Nance,

IUIH' y Q IIChIIil on. ~ IIIItf-
.itH Court has APPOINTED l'ulf.n -
lIpwr. William LivAiiun, ana Gni.,,.n
llu"n"' Hs pension commissioners
.0i 'H" icru THE boards dui, 5u
10 pas" up"r "lI rpplleniIoug 10,
!" 1lnh. payable undor tho lasss Of
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-21

ONCE WAS ENOUGH
"Why are you crying, little boys
"5eeauSe Robbie slapped me-"
"5ut why didn't you slap hin
baekT
Because then II would only b
his turn asaia."
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-21

How quickly the Twins slipped
OF their own little stout brown
shoes, and how excitedly they
slipped on the wonderful magical
green ones that the fairy mushroom
had brought them They knew the
power OF those wonderful shoes.
how. with just the merest scrap III
a wish. the ~uuld carry their
wearers to the ends of The earth,
up to the stars. under the ocean.
over the mountains, and into any
part OF Fairyland And now the"
we're going under the earth and into
Il part of FaIryland where the
Brownies lived. They were going
to help Mr.. PIN PIN to gather up
all the things fo- the Christmas
trees OF course Mr. PIN Pin
doesn't trim the treas. hut you've
no idea how Santa depends upon
him and the Brownies for help.
They get him all sorts OF bright
dves for tree'toys out OF the secret
places under the earth. Sacks full
of golden-glitter and siver.sheen.
Loxcs of gleaming-green and blaz.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-21
THE CONFESSIONS OF a
POPULAR MOVIE STAR.

"Hutcheson Coleridge is a prkeri
said Rose when she came to my
dressing room week later
Just what Il a pIker Rose?
WE'LL should say in this case
that he's q married man who makes
love 10 several girls at once Say.
I'm going to help cure one guy. all
right"
"of what? HOWE"
Listen! Yesterday Hutch and
me we're late to our lunches. Aud
he sat opposite me in the cafe and
We smoked and chatted bill. aud
Hutch told me the sad story OF his
married life!"
"Oh, see.
Nav May! You can't see lit
tie bit. Listen! Cooley said his
wife is a sweet little Sirl all riEht.
but tied rp with her babies. SHE
never talks about anything hut the
kids aud she never let's him, either.
He told me she can't understand a
man OF his temperament at all. She
expects him to stick around home
and help her with les enfants
nights when he was entitled to 4
little diversion He told ME she
reads a lot hut she amt loving
Cold be said. And lie ended
Rose, you're oIde. than
me. hut you understand me. Rose.
you're darn different from the
others I've met"
dropped my grease paint and
nearly ruined the front breadth o.
my kimono. Rose picked UP the
hoZ and continued:
"Coleridge, says he original
"Has which," he says. being his
slang for repeat or say L aga in.
BE original repeated. Let
me tell you that several married.
have tried to make love
to me in my time. And every Ia st
one Of EN- has begun with your
own little story''
Hutch shrugged his big shout
ders. Maybe they meant It., he
answered.
mo more than you do. Hutch.
No more than you 'Eow I'm Older
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-21

than you. and don't need to be
reminded of II. and believe ME, l
do understand men who talk like
YOU do Don't pretend you're q
dpmb.bell. Just Fash back to your
little home this minute and behold
what that little wife Of youNs is
doing. Rocking r crying baby Or
darning you: socks. she is Hutch,
says I:
els she crying 10 some man that
YOU don't understand HER: LooE-
ing up somebody different from
YOU Now III tell the world she IS
not! Cooley.lI may not be blame
loss. as the vamp says. hut I'm too
good to help young husband Ike
you put anything ovor the mother
Of his children"
You b:s tornado" he remarks.
And We got m from the table and
he straichteaed like a man who
felt Wobbly after Knockout
Rose! says he. I didn't know you
had Il III YOU.
ut don't make much difference
what l. or amt in nc says to
him TN getting so old that notl'
lng mstiers except to do younS
mother n good turn. But I'm All
set 10 shoot this: Just as soon az
we women play fair to each other.
Some o. "cu men are going to Quit
.alkinE love 70 more than one OF
ulS at time
"A darn GOOD line. Rose Cooley
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-21

Palace OF Versailles. near Paris.
is said to be tho costGest ever
built
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-21

Goldfish in Iceland are died and
ground into flour for use in max
ing bread
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-21

Planet Venus is 24.O0o,000 miles
from the earth at its nearest dis
lance.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-21

WaGf and Inn HIup for his old
New England hone had re-
turned and taken the position of
stage driver from the river station
ton miles nm through RE hills to
Inc iittIe mountain Village OF Har-
tn1
=. -. a - ~. ho b.d
~ ma. psit Loa,. =. 80 tH, Sor,S mi
u 't., many Us a,a, ann RI rom 10
~.en me oaI p o,,' LIN "croes
~, .S.,a 't Hia,S c".ns ~ rnaS nat
US sta'ioI p.a's"' - ~ rett,oa, rIrI
~ Mes 'oohih6 a. '"e - aIso 3be
ns Aau essL gt a'.u d- itS I -
HszsI un'N , gSI9 - iva, c,ad
tlis. '9ls m"S U.s. ~, -. ~ .t,no,s ~,
warm enough -, ~ - 80, 80,
H@ruly VI hIs ai'' -, a.. 49, - ~, az
a lohelE all anou '''.' .t"n " ~
oio waIluGreI ! En- IL, ,,' i,E"I : c,
DLl'G NJ; you " ~ om ~, .a': :,on /, ~;
oush, Mss ~ Ju Ell -, ~ S.a a.
1st M, M 'uTM ,I 80" .,iJ ~ rn,d,I,, H'
II men! n"aS. y 90" ,, ar"ui.S
InInH So"' Dut WI l,Itn inliiu
the roui. ~ ,, n"g'' ~. ,n,nt a.
"SS tn't fl'}". ny t''.'t G''A..
t p.t II. hei ~" ~ - m -.
wv P"is ~ 'F.>1 - -
No ..s. i,. =. c,i..
"Vil,c 80 su.'''t - Sn' - ~ ~ ,,,,-s
Eve; us, ' ~ r .i.t.ii eys' W..
uon 'D"H - 1n,it t tilaS;,S ~ ~
We Wv t,u,TS 'I'1us". ~ -,
SSH. fou,.esi.' ,. ~ "e' i'''''" -
III SL,. ! S ,,,a,' 80. ~ .,,oo
$40. icy "ore on ~ $500 S51s :,
IoHu, tne pau ut ilol stH , tou" ~.
Stsau'lS nIp"E; ane "'S s'lsHl ~. ~
s uanh IL, rs a.,"i ~; , a,ss" ~,
SlIlait pinh 'toas JUL s''oN' tIIE "'el
nsF neeM lui ,,.,,: 9ns is..sa ~ ~
.pnsso"'. aiv "% s ma Nv IN. ~
~, tlteu 70 t h,, "eI w o,,,fr
~. 'S'u,uS t, 49, ~, ~ ~ liz, mT,'''.
Dut "1 ~ n an.s, 49, a,a,,r I ho,.
a,. gu ,i,t e. ,,s,i, ,o ~" NJ,
~ sI. aHu I'm .is Soes'P t,i. M. ~,
pssssu, EvelS nhiis ioinu nm
.noIs ~ ioss WIN ner, .ita o,., NY
s ss1e" - '"e it''a'e'S Si'e ''.s''''" -
De An, CO.. - :,
AZ 'H,Ils So."eI ;, S,Lt ~ w 49,
nun: "an' 70 Stop a. - "o'''
sumner GotlaEe, p,eaae.
re CouLu Ie'''Slil yet no o"e ~
that HuIlis ~ 'tie Eil'"ss' ~
! nou slt II ulIsn' DP soi ,i "i ~, NJ NJ
.laH come reeeNIiS " slnce ~ nv
lHke!l lllG stase u,IyeI WuI" :, ~
was PutIlsa, WThuetlIis, tuo, = Si'e
la! sot VI ~ 'lIe F." o4sH 9ss' I,1aLo,.
Jgst "nere docs he I'VE MISS
ne 4sNeu Gaut.9us. .S, ~, a.,
Her FEplE atarllea MN. 80
,rouna tne corher-'--wns ..'le',
am nooooS tneLe. ,.. n t,lsI ,,,, an :
oesn LOT NEe yea.s ns to5 ~,
AT that moment they l ,I Lhe
WOODED corner. belote tncin I, NY ~,
eottage' aark' sll.nt Win Tue
Hgapeu sio" ., Tue ~ viii VII,
Plle3 on tne walk anu t.H potEn
Dtsma4' hushed' inc cottase lay
petore them'
Sne EaEs a LOW =, irlsn ot.,s. h ~
anu seet s.o ~ o. I'M tLa scnne boInrr
as she stareo AZ the scene oUioi'
aeT; ,,.,,e a., :, M.
Inlhklhs 70 I,IltS.. ina !. s ms
was 70 pc her ShEss'I'las ~ S !. W.
dismal pne' le SUI .'hS''.s
lhey III s ehe tne rstie ''" a., he
there leLt lne sH"I r. az r.. q" aror ~
an CONF nuJH' ~. ~ ia,, ncri,
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five minutes. Add butter and boil
three minutes. Remove from fire
ami add vanilla Pour not over
vanilla crt:Im. This can be made
and kept hot over hot water for an
hour
Frozen New Year Pudding
Two cups milk. liz cups cream,
2 eggs. / cup sugar. tablespoons
-four, 2-3 cup powdered sugar. l
tablespoon vanilla, . drops almond
essence. y cup candied cherries.
i: cup candied pineapple, l cup
nuts.
Put milk in a smooth sauce pan
70 scaId Mix -four and ! cup
sugar ans add 10 eggs well beaten.
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cognixed her inability 70 worlS ana
rtr renace TO others, 90 he gRtit
her back TO Saran9c Lake 4gsii
promised TO do what b. epaid tn
keep her there. Her EXPENSES thesei
ara very heavy, and the Home Nor
sing Service plans TO help pay ler
e.:TcuS rs.
All cF the Nloucy from taq sitte
OF the Christmas seals geae
jus: such purposes az this, and t9s
up keep OF state sanitartqmS
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IL alg "a a aeals
Do Great

A consrsts, Instance 81
being done hY the Home
Service, formerly the Act
leafs LRsgps. BY de SslS 81 silsi
mas Geals Is that 81 ai.S;oiEfrg &
N'hq came here recently
bonds. n
She was tuberculSr. ard hes 3
in q sapltariun, but owing tQ N
ger fIppnoss she was forced 81 s
to work. \ local hqaiaesz paR4
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soon aad Z roaring Gre in The fTe-

soon add i. ronring IRE in the are
place,
He saw her going nom place to
place Id the room, and caught once
the gesture as she lifted something
TO her lips "She loved him, ex-
pected to find hin.-aud no one has
ever heard of him for five years!
Wheu-put this is bad! An she's
got to have somethin' TO cat. I'll
drive to The village and bring some
grub back!"
His scheme was desperate one
the only one he could think OF,
but she lalf-hearing seemingly
agreed He was bachelor. and
the tiuRe of adventure fired him.
He made the trip to the village
and back in record time When
he returned he found her COM
Portable In the coy room. her dis
tress gone, though In her eyes
there was . great unhappiness,
-The oddly Of The situation made
her forget a little as they went
about preparations for supper
Suddenly. she seemed to sec
cIear,y ~ save no right - be
nero We better 20 TO the vi -e."
shs eaid ~ . doaI rone -
see-ycs y1u bayc 1eeu 50 csg.
ana 7 want n tolk--.T loved lin
for--a while-he's a dreamer
writer-and I thought l had no
nse for sncI mon Five wears ago,
we werc visitors in tbe Village ana
wj.en Iost tnfd him to forget
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TIE DAILY
SHORT STORY
The Christmas Surprise
BY a. W. Peacl,

7 Ohm Ames, grown old in the
West and longing for his old
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Mrs. NewbaIlot: Arc you gong
10 give me the money for the hat
won from you on the elsetion2
Her Husbands: G'wan! You "or
a hat not the price Of one. III plet
It out for you today.
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BY the Industries OF Denmark, sWar.
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