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La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-12-02
Los JUEGOS Y
LA EDUCAC|ON

JusdIuO papa HldlIld
la "casita" 0 a fabricar un buqut
0 un molino, un nino puede apren.
der los deberes de la ciudanania y
las responsibilities de gobierno
sin darse cuenta de clio. Sc trata
sencillamente, seg1n Sc nos dice,
de combinar el trabajo v el juego
poniendo enfasis en- ell jueeo mas
que en- el trabajo y dirig;endo att
nadamente la iniciativa del nino Y
su sentir de la imitacion. En- la
Escuela de la Ninez, de la Univer-
sidad de Pitt5burg. la profesora
Miss Meredith Emith ha desarro-
llado ese proyecto llamandolIo "el
proyecto de la comunida" por Ell
cual los nifios adquieren ell habito
de la razon y la justicia, de la re-
fiexi0n y la discipline al m;smo
tempo que aprenden leer, es-
crlblr y hacer cusntas asi como
los principles fundamental nece-
sarios, para ell propio sostenimien-
to, el bierestar de la comunidad Y
el adelanto social.
Miss Smith escribe en- THE
de Nueva York, que su
sistema crea luna situaci6n que
ayuda a hacer mas amplia la vida
estrecha y pequeila del nino y lie
permite, en- el juego, identifcar
sus intereses y sus satisfacciones
con los de los demas." Cada niilo
0 nina aprende los deberes y las
responsibilities de Ia paternidad
Y de la vida comun usan5o los i'm.
plementos de la ninez. Cada nina
en la nueya escuela tiene una casa
lie juguetes que atender, cen to-
/ sus deberes y obligaclones, VI
ada nifio, tiene alg1n Eegocio de
'mentirillas" que exige su aten-
hon, una tienda que regentear,
Ina. casa que edificar, una obra
.eatral que poner Ell escena 0 tres
,arros y guayines que mover.
los nifios combinan Sus fuerzas Y
'onstruyen communicates rurales,
,itadinas 0 palaciegas en- miniatu-
a. Las obligaciones socialss tie
len su parte de atenci0n en- la
liaria tarea. De vez en- vez las
nunecas son llevadas a paseo. de
-isita 0 a la iglesia. Cuando las
bligacicnes y los deberes resul
an demasiad0 urgentes, los niiios
tuscan los servicios de otras per-
onas. FL maestro, que represen-
a al gobierno, hace circular, papel
noneda y los nifios aprenden muy
ronto las costumbres y ventajas
el orden social.
DE esta manera la escuela Sc
onyierte no selamepte en- un ho.
ar donde los nifios pueden vivir
/ vida natural de un ni1o. Los
que estudian y reyuel-
en- son una magnifca prepara-
ion para los grandes problemas
ue han de resolver en- SUI vida de
dultos. Los ninos adquieren
leas practical de 10 que es justo
honorable en- una epoca en- que
IS consecuencias no pueden ser
esastrosas. Aprenden a coope-
ar con otios en- empresas, ajus-
arse al "dar y toInar" necesario
n todo intercambio social, y a re-
renar los impulses egoistas en-
70 de fines mas anplios. Ell fra
aso para dormir los impulses an
sociaIes en- esa situaci6n libre,
ncuentran inmediatamente la
eacci6n del conglomerado que es
! furma mas efectiva de repre-
ION.
"Durante todo Ell tempo de este
istema de trabajo y juego, Sc ha
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-12-02

81 a los chismosos Sc les pagala
extra por e tempo extraordina.
rio, incluyendo los domingo no
habria chismosos pobres.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-12-02

Inyit6ciones de matrimonio dt
todas classes y de todos precios,
elegantemente impresas, Sc haceD
en- La Revista tt.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-12-02

Que losresidentes de LA Iona
segun informes, aclamaran por
unanimidad a don David Struck,
como Mayor-Dom de las fiestas
de San Antonio para Ell alo We
nidero. Su energia Y trabajo ha
side muy satisfactorio y don David
ha Drovado ser una maqulna de
ingenio que trabaja dia y noche
cnando Sc compromise. Esto no
causara ninguna sorpresa, pues el
pueblo en- general Sc expresa a su
favor. Is necesario un David, pa
ra naatar un Goliath.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-12-02
OpiniOnes 0 Phones.

Don Elizardo Quintana profeti-
"a QlG nos visitara un buena ne
VIDA para el sabado-y 81 no es asi
dne no Ia tendremos hasta ell dia
AZ de Diciembre.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-12
TAX COLLECTIONS.
SatteTthwAit@ Tells Council klund and
DN&an Must Look After Paying Tax.

The long frht that has been going
on quietly between fhe Street ana
Sewer Department and Elmer kiund.
collector of taxes for the Northern
district. over the collection Of tho
street paving taxes. was brought bc
the attention Of City Council last
night whom City Solicitor Satterth-
waite sent to Council his opinion as to
who - the legally constituted author
ity to make these collections This
opinion had been requested OF INN
last week after Councilman McManus,
chairman of the finance committee,
and some of the Street and Sewer De-
pa~tment Directors had had confer
ence on the subject
Mr.. Satterthwaite holds that the tax
collector for each of tfrs two districts
into which the city is divided Is the
proper perpsrn to collect the street
taxes. A copy OF his opinion was or
dervsd sent 10 each of the two collec~
torp.
Mr.. Kfund sometime ago appeared
before the Street and Sewer Depart
merit and explained the immense
amount of additional work il would
nr+an on his office to collect the IS 900
or more street paving tax bills sent TO
him by the department. IL was deyel-
oy-sd that II the taxes are not paid in
the year they are due then the city
loss track of them. The street direc-
tors had insisted the tax collectors
should make the collections, but Mr..
Klund was doubtful as TO his legal
right to do Hhis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-12
LEcloHERs IN FRANCE.
Commander. and Party or
George Washington Guests
Of Chsrbourg Mayor.

by Associated Prees to Every Evening.
Chcrbourg. France. August IL
Members of the American Legion. $50
in number, headed by Major John G.
Emery. commander of the organiza-
ton. landed here today from the
steamship George Washington.
The Americans were received Al the
city hall by the mayor. who served
lunch. and then they marched through
the decorated streets to the station.
Their train left at 1o.4o o'clock and
Is due in Paris at s.so o'clock this
afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-12
FRANK w. PTEEsoN.
SECRETARY.
NOTICE 10 f5ov1Wtf,Tfps


NOTICE TO C0N1~ 1~kCToRS
.asptice - hereby given ~ the board ~
Directors of the Joint Consoiidated Eie-
mentarY and vocational High school Of
Unionyille Pa. that 4ealed bIds are in
flt@d Tor the erection and completion % a
~bool building 20 be located in tho VI
entity Of Inionyille. Pa.
fnrsusnt to the laws Of the cnDrnan-
wealth of the state ofpennsyisanis ssv,-
arAte bids VIII be received upon the gen
sra, contract. the plumbing and xa@
nshng the electrical s~yrk. beating ana
The exec,ltioni of ar WORT 10 lie in se-
cordance with the planssrd specifications
and under the supervision o. Ritter a
building. Philadelphia. Pa Copies or
plans are on III for the Inspection Of bid
ders az the Office of the arcbisecfs and a
the officr OF the county superintendent al
WeSt Chester. pa copies ~ plans ana
sIsecificAtiofs are also on nie at the home OF
MIR y. y Hayman, EnionyiIIe Pa
Contractors ss-saring copies % plans and
SPECIFICATIONS for their private use 70 be
retained by them until the date Of re-
cetEing bids can procure same by appiica-
tlon 20 the architects. application e. be
accompanied by check ir ( ne sum OF sfteeu
dollars $500. ten dollars sfsIOseuy of
which viii be refunded 70 the cont racfor
upon the return Of the plans and sr~cifica-
tions. FIVE dollars 81 O0l TO be retained
representing the actual cost OF preparing
plans and specifications for contractor :
use
Bids 20 be submitted in accordance with
bad form. copies Of which can be procured
npon application 20 the architects or tbs.
secretary of the board. All bids whether
Tor general contract or separate branches
ef the work. shall be submitted in scaled
eArsfopes clearly marked Bid on Build
ing for the Joint Consolidated Elementary
and soca tfonzi High school Irnionv{l,e
Pa. and addressed 70 Mrs Richie ~
smith. in care Of Mr.. Clyde IT saylor
county superin tendent West Chester
Pa, and must be delivered a { that address
not later thaa 2 O'Clock noon STANDARD
time on the 25tn day Of August 1921
Each contractor will b. required 10 fiic
With his bid certified cheek as required
BY the gessral instructions for bidders
made out 20 the Joint Consolidated Ele-
mentary and Nscational High school
District of Dnionvflle Pa. which certlfied
cheek Is filed BY the contractor as guar
antee that the necessary contract win be
sentered into and that the proper surety
bond will be provided IL his proposal 4
accepted by the Board OF Directors
should he default in furnishing the prop-
er frond and contract, then the certified
check shall he forfeited.
The board reserves the right TO reject
any or all bids.
MRS. RfTCHIE H. SMITH.
secretary
tionai High school, Unionviile Pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-12
FoR RENT
SPECIAL OFFER

VIII consider one or two ne~ or good
secondhand automobiles part pay
ment for either Of these vest SIDE ves-
located residential properties.
No. i-tignt rooms. bath, two porcn~&.
electric lights laundry tubs and heater.
This property IS in frst-ciaSs condition
and must be seen 70 be appreciated
No. Z-Two-fzmily apartment house.
containing Two modern four-room private
apartments equipped with steam heat and
electric Lights. All plumbing and eiecIric
wiring is nes. Lot. 30 fs5 feet. 20
rear street. Price. s. 800. rent 500
per month
For further information see
NJ. w. VAUGHN
Phone 94s- 9is Orange Street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-12
AUcTIONS---LEGALS
LegaI NotIces


ESTATE OF MABEL G. SCHIFFER
DECKER. DECEASED Notice is here
by given that letters of administration
upon the estate of Mabel c. schiller
decker sometimes known as Mabel c.
Wilson. late of Wilmington hundred
deceased, were duly granted unto John
ID. Hawkins. on the twenty seventh day
OF July. A. ID. 1921, aud all persons in
dehted TO said deceased are requested 70
make payments IS the administrators
without delay, slsd all persons having
demands against the deceased are re-
quired TO exhibit and present the same
duly probated to the said administrator
on or before the twenty seventh day of
July, A. d. 1922. or abide by the law in
this behalf. John ID Hawkins admlnis-
traitor. Address James III. Hughes at
torney-at-iaw. du Pont Building Will
mington. Delaware.
FOR FURNITURE Sea led
proposals Will be received by the Board
of Public EDUCATION In Wilmington for
thirty tablet arm chairs. as per specifica-
tions on file with the secretary room
36i. City Building. All proposals must
be deposited before O'Clock %. m
Monday. august - 1927. and must be
marked Proposals for Furnisure The
right TO reject any or all proposals is re-
served. NJ. Howard Jester. secretary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-12

Best Park with the most amuse-
mcnts In this scction-Sheiipot Park.
ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-12
AUcTIoNs---LEcALs
legal Notices

ron PORTABLE BUILD
fNtN Sealed proposals viii he reviewed
ninxtpn for sis portable one room school
buibitnse and heaters per plans and
sp.ffotatione on file With the ~ncretsry.
room 51is fttf bnildinV Al proposals
must be dFpvstfd before - cicek o. M.
Monday. August ~ 1871. and must he
fnarted Proposals for porfsble Huiid-
ings. The right ~ rrlect any ~ all
proposals j. reserved. " Howard Tester.
Secretary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-12
wi rRsNK M prERsoN.
Afxs rqf frV
NflTIcE

NOTICE.
Notice is hereby giyen taaf ~thr Mayor
and Council Of Whining ton 49, through
the Board of Directors ~ the street and
sewer Department.. will make Application
70 the Court of General sessions ~ the
state If Delaware. In ard for New Castle
county at its session on the first day Of
September. A. ~. 1921. at n O'Clock a.
m. IN the County Court Hausc At VIII
minKton, Delaware, for the appointment
Of three diSintercsfed and impartial per
sons % yacate all that portion of the bed
Of the city of wilmington Delaware
fnorr particularly. described as follows,
Heginning at the Intersection Or the
nor fheaxteriy side of Twelfth street, at
nfty feet go feetl wide, with the north
gwesterly side ~ Grant avenue. az sixty
fe@t 90 fecfj wide. thence nn- awssteriy
along the said side of Twt.fth street
thfv~ hundred and forty feet $50 feet
20 the soutbeasteriy side OF nsyard ave
nue.. st sisty feet tey feetb wide formerly
called Terrace Lsne1. thence sOuthwestsrly
along the said side of Bsyard avenue
hfty feet 80 feet i~~so the southwesterly
side Of Twelfth street thence soiitncaster
~ along the said SIDE ~ Twelfth street
three hundrsSi and forty feet $40 feetl
to the nortbwesterIy side 0f Grant ave.
nus; tbcpc. thereby nortfsasterly CITY
feet $50 fectl TO the place of beginning,
the said portion Of the said Twelfth
street bring public street % the city
Of Wilmington and public road iB WiiA
miugton hundred
Board OF Directors % tbe Street and
sewer department.
A. L. JOHNSON.
Attest.
FRANK w. PTERsoN.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-12

Just what You Havs Been waiting vor--
six-roor bungalow, With besutif,h river
view, hot water hsat ? porcbc-. z~yere.
move IN any dsy.
1876 fTei~phc-ei
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-12
EVERY EVENING

classified AatN fISiso-
fIndexed for Quick Reference
LINE RATES PER DAY.
Count six words to the line
Count Initials and numbers words.
No charge ID taken for less than SOC.
No prepaid ad taken for less than 2Sc.
Charge. Prepaid.
DAy............-.....1 IL cents IL Cen Is
q Consecutive Days I2 cents 10 cent t~
) Consecutive Days cents cen Is
long TERM ADVERTISING.
Special rates for business Advertisane
Gfvcu upon request.
REPUBLICATION FOR ERRORS
Republication will be made for e-rors
not the fault OF the ADVERTISE. IL advertis-
- VIII report the error within "a hours
After nrst pubiica ton of advert seInen<
AISCl.ASSIPICATIONS NOT PER-
MITTED.
TELEPHONED ADS.
Classified Adverti eements that are telc-
phon~d To Every Evening viii be accepted
ot the charge rates shown above. But
the prepaid cost amount viii be accepted
~ full pay ment IL offered at the business
pfhce within six days after any such ad
~ arst printed IN the paper. Otherwise
the cost At the charge rates quoted above
viii be collected.
Telephone Your Want Ads.
PHONE TWO-TWO-H UNDRED
Asa for Want Ad TAker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-12
Legal Notices
NfJrIftf

NOTICE
Notice ts hereby given that the Mayor
and Conncil Of Wilmington" through
the BOARD Of Directars Of fhe street ami
Sewer Department. will make Application
10 the Court of General Sessions in and
on THURSDAY. the flrst day 81 grpf4rni,cr
A. n lgzi at II o'clock. n. In the
County Court House. at Wilmington
Delaware. for the sppointment of three
disn tererted and impartial persons 20
Yacats all that portion Of new company
road being In the city ~ Wilmington.
Defa ~are. beginning at the intersection
formed By the uortberiy side of i,anrsster
svenBe. with the wcsteriy side ~ Union
street, thence running Dortheriy ng
the said westerly side Of Union street tdt be
southeriy side of Third street thence
westeriy and paraiiei With Third street
us fest 5tz inehe.l. more or hess, 20 a
point. II ivelng the westerly side ~ what
FORMERLY was tho New Company Road
thence soutberly and parallel With Union
street. along the said westerly side of
said Se~ Company Road 10 the said
northeriy side of Lancaster avenue
thence easterly ai0uf the said northerly
side uf Lancaster aveaiue. fifteen feet. four
and thrte-duarter inches fl5 feet. ~.
incbesl. more or less to the place Of be-
giuning
sTHEET AND SEWER DEPART
Z Il Johnson !.
A''rsi sihaNK h. prEssoS.
SECRETARY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-12
EQR RENT

WET FOURTH STREET Hosf-~.
rooms. bath, porciNand electric
100 BLOCK WEST sFVY NTH
porch.
THIRD AND JEFrERsON sTRYYTs-
House z rooms and bath
WEST NINTH STRFFT "A parfrp~rs &
rooms, bath, electro ana heaf
JAMES PENNETTO
Phone $50 IDf West Ninth str-~t
Real Estate. Fire fnsuran~e.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-12
They
AUcTIoNs---LrcALsl
luctiss AaI~s

AUCTION sALEs-of every descrfp-
tion. Anywhere. II you want to sell
see Hamilton. tho Suuafa Deal
Ancsioneer and Fsrm Agent 70s
Madison 81 Phone 7sfs W.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-12

VICE ADVERTISERS ALWAYS PUT
THEIR TELEPHONE NUMBERS IN
THEIR CLASSIFIED ADS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-12
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
hesi ystst.
MAGNIFICENT HOME
n. w. Corner Twenty.hrst and
Madison Streets

The ownsr. after purchasing eise~fer
mas suthorizrd Us - offer this hofnf AZ
an unusslai prize. II ne bouso mas sverx
MODERN Improvement n Conforms With
the 1rsirss ~ the most fasiidi0us 10 home
comforts
FIRST floor opens IN large hall. living
Kitchen
second Door contains Z large sunny
rooms
Third hoor contains three roornr
fixtures of tho best design bath sl~<s-
frsc light and dandy heating plant en-
tire house Is in excellent condition arresns
and shade large plot, With garsge This
property is In very dssirabiss and re-
stricted secii9n Of Washington Uo5rhfs.
This Is positively one Of The best Offers Ia
this yicinity. InvcstiEate this unusual
offer
MUNDY & COMPANY
30 West Ninth Street
Phone 5000 1851
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-12
Real Estate for Exchange

FOR EXCHANGE-we
have several real bargains Mortgages
secured. Mortgages sold. 9o3 Shipley
st. Phone ss4o.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-12
Wanted-Reak Estate

HOUSE-W Wanted TO buy, broom house
A. +. Citing, 9l4 Orange street.
MODERN SQUARE PLAN HOUSE,
Wanted. of or : rooms and attic, de
tached or semi-detached. in good loca-
tion: Boulevard or Rockford section: for
about 5000. Address NJ I5, Every
Evening Once.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-12

Joint Consolidated Elementary and Voca-
tionai High school Unionville Pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-12

Our 4-dsy clearance sale afforded many
an opportunity 60 buy wonderful values
at extremely low prices. Every one who
bought was more than satisfied We nov
have our show rooms stocked with new
and interesting bargains. Come look
them over.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-12

AN OPPORTUNITY girl TO learn
artistic painting; must have some
knowledge OF water color painting. he
willing TO listen to advice and the ability
what ability you have in first letter
Address J -. Every Evening Once.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-01-26

Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, has been
the winter rendezvous Of our fleet for
years. Here the government main
tains a naval base, rifle range and
excellent athletic fields. All the out
door sports enjoyed in New York in
July are INDUCED in at this southern
base during the winter months.
Fleet drills are held and the big
ships fire battle. practice during the
stay. The Waters of Cuba furnish
excellent target ranges for the ships
and the cool, gentle breezes make it
an ideal spot for the target repair
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-01-26

men to repair targets demolished by
the grim guns of the warships. The
photograph shows a party Of blue
jackets landing from the ships to
witness a baseball game.
! Bathing, baseball, tennis and box
ing are enjoyed by the enthusiasts Of
each. The sandy beaches and the
VAIN waters make bathing the most
desirable of all sports. It's very
certain that the sailormen Of the
fleet have the laugh on old "Jack
Frost" and his encourage; overshoes,
listers and ear-muffs.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-01-26
ATLANTIC FLEET AT
GUANTANAMO

Just about the time old "Jack
Frost" begins chuckling with glee at
the prospect Of making his victims
uncomfortable for a few months, the
ships Of the Atlantic Fleet steam
from their home yards fer the sunny
shores of Cuba where perpetual sun
shine and waving palms quickly dis
pei any unpleasant7thought of the dis
agreeable old monster.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-01-26
Just Our O1ym Little Continent
Divine Truth-Where?

Disarmament may look good to all nations, but the chief trouble seems
b be in an agreement to disarm. All re jealous, suspicious and afraid.
The nation that will take the initiative is brave; but with a strong league
If nations to preserve the peace Of the world, there should be no difficulty
h the accomplishment Of the long desired end. Two Thousand years Of
preaching and teaching Of the Christian religion should have prepared the
nations to live in peace. If til has not, there is something in human nature
that needs a more strenuous exemplfcaton Of Divine truth.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-01-26
Let's Make EN- Money

II the Georgia senator's scheme Of making Liberty bonds legal tender
should become a law, money would be much more plentiul-why don't
Uncle Sam take such action and put a crmp in the back Of spectators.
When you and bot Liberty bonds, was it not pointed out that in a financial
sriis-@YouN have your bonds then"-and we have.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-01-26

Some person in Ramsey county is
going to cash up for over 4 hundred
dollars in The World subscription
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-01-26
LOCAL BOYS
TTt.
High School Quintet Is
Victor BY Score
.48-7

The local high school basket ball
team met and defeated the Aneta
quaint on the local floor Friday event
ing, the score being 1917. Winning
the game Friday evening made the
third out Of four important games the
local quint has to its credit for the
season.
Following the game the visiting
team was entertained at a dancing
party in the Guild hall.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-01-26
Cheap ~Building-Maybe

One&p0 UuUuS-MdyOe
Will you build q new home this year? Prices Of lumber at the source of
manufacture ar reported at pre-war levels. Ask the local dealer for an
estimate-Oh don't cus. Mr. Lumberman will tell you all about the rail-
way freight bills. Its the CumminsEsch bill way. Let's ask Uncle Sam
TO guarantee our wages, it won't matter how poorly We do work then.
But most Of the bosses like the railway guaranteed income plan. Sure, they
charge it up to you and l.
Cheap Coal-Wha's AT!
Big drop in coal prices-Oh! yes-at the source Of the Northwests supply
IN prices come by freight to North Dakota aNho they went up BY telegraph.
No, no, MI. Consumer, it won't make much difference in your bill.
Defending Harry Garfield Walker
Dern it, " don't like to mention personal names in this ERE column, but
We just can't help sort 'r defendin' one o. the local unfortunates:-The
nasty old Fargo Courier-News refers to lily white little preacher, the
Rev. H. Garfield Walker, as an 81. v. A. whted sepuchre who gave himself
old thing.
Gosh hang it, we got ter do it again too cause every nan should get
credit where credit is due and dernd if Milf Graham, Milford n. Graham,
president of the Journal Publishing company and the other four Grahauns,
that head the official roster at the top Of The Journal editorial columns,
isn't a credtable fener. "Mif Graham can't plead that he was fresh from
the east as excuse for taking his children out Of H. Garfield Walkers Sunday
practices in other countries, most Of which exists only in perverted and de-
PRAYED minds" @<.
Real Chrisdens-Reany!
To their credit it may be said that the members Of at least one local
Church, The Episcopal, who are regarded as honest Christians, are thoroly
disguised with their present preacher-n reports are true. Unfortunately
the real Christians constitute but a small percentage Of the membership
of Churches in these modern days.
Sweet Smelling Diines
What's a matter with the Kansas, !. v. As. Why don't they draft a
soupla sweatsmeling North Dakota diMnes, H. Garfield Walker, frnstance,
could head the local delegation of two-to help Bilanger and Jimbrinton rip
up the Nonpartsans.