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Evening journal., 1921-08-30
USED CARS FOR SALE.

1915 Overland
fqf7 Studebaker Roadster.
1Qi7 Marm0n Touring Car.
foi7 Chaimers. 5-passcnger Touring.
100 Buick. 5-Passenger Touring.
1920 Hup Roadster.
The above cars are oncred a their ap-
nraised value. as accepted In trade by rs
we also have a large list OF trade-in
oTers not listed above. Anyone Inter
esfed will hnd Il 20 their advantage hav-
ing their name placed on our Used Car
CANNON MOTOR COMPANY.
Delaware Ave and Tatnall ST
Telephone 500. aug@t-ot
Evening journal., 1921-08-30

We have an exceptionally good Offering
Of used ears on our floor thai we propose
10 move quickly and have slashed prices
80 low that we know these cars will
move. Come In while the selection is
Evening journal., 1921-08-30


1920 Dodge Sedan. 5-passenger. -. 81 800
1870 Ford coupe see. .ss-sss....s.. ooV
1890 Overland, Model ........-.. 450
lun bort touring -..--.--....----. 80
1919 Maxwell Coupe ............. $50
1919 Dodge Coupe ................. S75
1919 Ford Sedan, 5-passenger. 500
1915 Franklin Touring. 5-passenger a25
1918 Chevrolet Touring, H-passenger 32i
1918 Chalmers Touring, 5-passenger 3I5
1915 Mitchell Touring, 5-passengcr. f21
iQiS Ford Roadster ............... cOJ
1917 Peerless Touring. 7-psssenger $50
1911 Ford Roadster ............... 225
1911 Dodge Roadster ........... 475
These cars can an be bought on our
easy-payment credit plan, which "a
strictly confidential Some cars can be
purchased with as little as 800 down and
one year 20 pay the balance. Open even
ings til Q o'clock.
KEIL MOTOR COMPANY,
Eleventh and Tatnall Streets.
iunei3-tf. Phone 6f0o
Evening journal., 1921-08-30
REAL EsrArE-ron SALE

yXTANTED-ssb MORTGAGE MONDf
w Apply so5 Sbipley St Phohq'
SAG. aug2o-f
Evening journal., 1921-08-30
REGISTERS ORDER.

ESTATE OF MARTIN VAN Bukkk
II HUTCHINSON. DECEASED.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters
Testamentary upon the estate Of Martin
ton hundred, deceased, were duly grant
ed unto Martin V. b. Hutchinson. Jn.
on the thirteenth day of August A II.
1921. and all persons indebted 70 the
said deceased are requested 20 make pay
ment TO the executor without delay, and
an persons having demands against tho
deceased are required TO exhibit and pre-
sent the same duly prohated to the said
Of August, A. u. 1872. or abide BY ube
law In this behalf
MARTIN v. h. HUTCHINSON. JR-
Address George W. IAiiy. sftornev AZ
law. Equitable Bldg Wilmington. Defs-
ware. augio-eod-9t' >
FsTATE OF GEORGE D. wINsLow.
- DECEASED
Notice Is hereby gfven that Lstt-rs Of
Administration upon the Estate "
George ID. Winslow, late Of Wilmington
Hundred, deceased, were duly granted
unto Wilmington Trust Company on the
and an persons indebted to said de-
ceased are requested to make payments
10 the Administrator without delay. and
all persons having demands against the
srnt the same duly probated TO the said
Administrator on or before the seven
teenth day OF August, A. d. 1922. or
abide by the law In this bshslf
Administrators.
Address. Wilmington. Delaware.
augls-0t-eod
EsTATB or WILLIAM ATWOOD
II wELDIN. DECEASED. ..o
Notice is hereby given that Letters az
Administration. upon the estate Of VIII
liam Atwood Weldin. late Of Philadel-
phia. Pa, deceased. were duly granted
unto william II. Lyman, on the twenty
fourth day OF August A ID. 1921. and an
persons indebted to said deceased are 10
quested to make payments to the admin
saT5S sFS' dsnanSs sSss assSs ss Ss SS AZ
required to exhibit and present the
same. duly prohated. 70 the said admins
traitor. on or before the twenty fourth day
OF August A. u; 1872. or abide oy he
WILLIAM T. LYMAN,
Administrator-
Address Equitable Bldg. Wilmington.
Del auge5-eod-9t
ESrATE OF WILLIAM I. HuYARD.
II DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letfers
Testamentary upon the estate Of william
J. Hllyard. late Of Christiana hundred.
deceased. were duly granted unto VII
liam T. Lyman. on the tweaty-fourth
| day OF August. A. ID. 1921, and all per
sons Indebted 70 the said deceased are
requested 70 make payment 10 the execu-
TOR without delay. aud all persons having
/ demands against the deceased are re-
Quircd 20 exhibit and present tne same.
i duly nrobated. 10 the said executor. on or
before the twenty-fourth day Of August.
A. u. 1922. or abide by the law In this
WILLIAM T. LYMAN. Executor
Address Equitable Bidg- Whining ton,
/ Delaware aug1o-eod-Dt
Evening journal., 1921-08-30
APARTNIENrs WANTED

XTTANTED-APARTMENT, -FOUR OR
w ave rooms and bath; adults. state
location and rent. Address VIZ, Even
ing Journal Office. aus1--t
Evening journal., 1921-08-30

The demand for domestic help win
Increase during the coming two
weeks. and all those seeking employ
ment can do not better than to use
the Want Ads
Evening journal., 1921-08-30
HELP wANrED-MALE.

yXyANTED-BARBER CORNER 9Th
wv. and Walnut Sts- ansoVA~l
Evening journal., 1921-08-30

nIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS
L tuned, repaired and rebuilt Estl-
mates free. When requested. work win
he personally done by A. c. WuntL
Cewchr Plano Co. 2f W. Ninth St.
funaf1-1Vr
Evening journal., 1921-08-30

E>oR sALE- CONFECTIONERY AND
Il drygoods store. good locality. Ap'
ply 1901 W. Fourth ST aug3o-ot
Evening journal., 1921-08-30
PIANO TUNING.

nfANo TUNING DONE ACCURATELY
il and promptly. Also piano and player
piano repairing. r. W. DriscolL Phone
t59s. fhb26-4
Evening journal., 1921-08-30
WTLLIAM n. lyman,
IIsrATE on WILLIAM !. HnYARD.

WILLIAM T. LYMAN. Executor
Address Equitable Bldg. Wilming1on,
Delaware. augzo-eod-0t
Evening journal., 1921-08-30

CEvEN- ROOM HOUSE ON WEST
- side with store front. locstlcn for
shoe repair or paperhanger. Can be
bought for $2.h0o. Call 59oS-J- auE25-km-
Evening journal., 1921-08-30

xxTANTED -ExP RE \ c
wv butcher Phone S259W. aug5O-5L
Evening journal., 1921-08-30

ItOR SALE - BROWN DuVErNN
IT coat; good condition s.. 50 wash
lngton ST. ausSo-1~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-10
ARMY OF 10000
APPROVED BY HARD|NG
California Solon Tells Colleagues
ot Plans Made For the
Army BIZ President
Elect

Marion. q. Dan. la-Vae plan .,
ReHaalssr acs1e-x = congress 70
iin.s ihe Eeace sine <sea-zh d the
arAs 90 lse ecs men. fss ecea ssvea
a1Trog4i sy prc4aerr- sie<r Ha-Asns
81 q csn<eg~noe ~s.A &. sarssensAssge
Aahr u CAlssorula chairman o. tie
Aoase military conziuee
Senator alAralne is in congaeke e
aocar1 with o1E policy saSt Nj
K4ha Aftes hazg sask asisA the p-ss-
saens-eaeci re is aessy concerned
aooar resueSsoa cf tAe borden now
resting a. me shoulders x sAe tax
s~ye-S &nd Ae 2,easenes much can ee
Saved br reaaeiag sAe army StrenssA
g 1sS s9 a. + coni4auaS mAxls lsnara
ia an sure SensrNs Harding does
aos believe sAas tAe Efltr.nn has
eeaas. Dat - ar tAlak he IS cr-
60 Eaalg iaoa,ae il sAe sar fztnrr p
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-10

huRinrEs Of the CaripRores- o. deslrrl
j. fo,rr- Eaan-y Between he v-a'
I.-a sh-n WE snd The Csrspse-es s-Ei
tif:sia;tsiF rs~rtio7e1 in tins cou1-c1senl
and The rear 1915. wArn we Er6 sh-a,
position dcrftssr rerognis-d- these rnenes
rxr:hsnre-s were g-s1usElF beusn.irs :
p-STste hsTke-
II amsterdam We frE skis SAM
ctistcrn of carving or private bsxkias
through sire nosey exgaian gers drrts-
0ped abeu11 two centuries frter Later
stlil i.s Axrsda.-. rssr practice II deepest
ine thei- Idle 'aanrr with t}st gel6s-nitlss
of thai -1lsr grey y among 1sr za-r-
chants
The E-st raRaic Bank Of Eu-ope- bou-
ever. and the FIRST real bznk n tie
worse IN ans1ssing Ike the rae0r-n serse
MAS thf Bank pf Nrniot. estsbsisi,ed IN
.Ssk- Ips Esnk 2: syeSes sa,sRyeS r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-10
MILLIONS Of GALLONS Of
REFINED OIL SUBSCRIBED
OklAhorn3. Kansas ara Texas OIL
RefineTx Un1eFwTste Pur-
chase With Monthly
Deliveries

-'Alsa. 9aA. lt----sneee s1acax rptl1 :
ess q Kansas &ae ao-1A Texas. 80;
sTenSa slly q OklAaa1aA IN E,~esiug
here ssnassrt bed aeAi q S.
tss see eailons af retlae1 - gwoaa.s :
G. i'e delivered a. NeW Crieans 90 me
AaTors o'A eorr'oraaaoa n z1eu.Ais in-
seAla'ezis aa-i1ss sAt 7ressas vear.
The pro rasx q Rerass-e ssa cass-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-10
New Elixir, calledtAspiron-
al. Medicated With Latest
Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by Euro
pean and American Army
Surgeons 70 Cut Short q
Cold and Prevent Compli-
cations.
Every Druggist in U. s. In
stl-ucted 10 Refund Price
While You Wait at Count
er II Relief Does Not Come
Within Two Minutes.
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Wan. Up.

Tie senssuon al tAe yoar In the
drug trade IL Asnsronal. the two
minute cold and eozgA reiisrer. So
iAort.Aisveiy guaranteed ~ the IA
lorAtoSies; iesied. approved ard naG
enfAoSsas tlcsliy endorsed Sy the hsga-
es. aathcrties. and proclaimed Wv ;Ae
ccw mons people as ssn tines As Qaicx
and effective as whisky. rock and rye.
y any other cold and coagA remedy
1sy have ever tried.
Al dr9g stcr~s are ncr snpoiSei
Etth The wonderful rev elixir. - al,
yon hare r. 90 to ees rid Of that
oolc is 10 siea lEto TIE nearest drag
store. hand the clerk half do.isr
Tor bottle Q. Asasuonai and iais
hSr1 g serve YOU two fe&spconfais
Sstn soar teaspoonfals OF water Ia
glass. Wlsh your watch in your
hand. take The drink at ore swallow
sno cAil .r roar nacrev hack In tuo
minutes 4 you cannot feel year cord
fading away Ike 8 dream wsihin the
tine hrast Dc1'f BE AsshfEl Tor all
druggists invite voa ard expect you
To try Il Everyasodys dong IL
When your cold or cough Is ~
iHre3 take the remainder az the sos-
le home e ycur vile and babies. .Sr
as7ironzl Is BY tsr tie safest and
most effective ;hs easiest 10 take
Ind tie most agreeable cold m.
cough rernsz. 1a- lAfsnts and child
III Adv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-10

s50 re1-s tr oertiup ornesat fssnkinr.
nht cheek grsc r.ira-inr-h0aRs rE.Et--r. sno
the utHrr other facilities and services
offered F7T modern hnsnrssl institutions
Nes uusa 1hc Sffh orniEry do wr find
L EU-vfst tsht f'-Et s77sarannt of hstks
IL Hur t-us Frrss These early and
crude Institutions were divided i-tp two
caEssrs--s.rrEannv harl8 and .hsrlkS %
ri-,DEit The exclsunr- h1ssk dez1t nalh
tareiEn rxrssEnre ir the csa.K wasen each
country was y fI1anclsa law uz.te Itself
Mith rie r-alizsA adozdiar q str rela
standard by cvdi1ed nasiank. iile ae-
vtao-rnrri * Urr present sHlss-ra vf for
rArr erktsanrt and hssannr ef trade. tss
exchange hank gradually became ALMOST
oasoisre. The orar BErriSor of this kind
OF bErE te-dnr is the Bank Of Hamburg
Banks 81 aeprsit ssd their crude he
g-.EsYS = sssl< I cezlestla1 VIII tss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-10

Sir ccrarsies ara vher r--t. t-n5-
mr. fleets ef tbput s19 r-Bs-ls each
sailed every veHr frorn Ner3cr-fur tine
rDnse-n Trust Cunlparxs Iruou-- r-=d1.
btacs sea fer G-erre Hna Caastarlts-
1nr'ie- far SE-sar ports fpr Egrpt. for
RarharT ant N1rfh Africa snr Faan-
tie-s and Einr8snt. ai,t Nien-riur rr,---
tngrit-a1F-ntai-r-F trBr-lc5 v-Tth their
I rapesS- fer Sl4es wc-e mae4t ofsenar rr
oA'1it- thar ser rf-nry lr almasf EVERY
venture ave-s-as the merchant risss.c
MT aslsE ans cassita1 t,u. ms life
Fn. a. aufe as She Sixteenth certu-r.
esrrl the sirnfacsi aiEslllirE facilities prrx
larki1g. -AsiSie TralE snrlma5iles 81
ha-1rr- geia and ssve- were alu,pst the
sole mediums of commercial sschaure
l'nr,zspirrec caraitM earned nprhirr.
1nt merchant krssi las iiBe uonrr an .
fzros4g-i'0A al f,aEn.. os. fer gresftr s--
esr.sE. Z: sas gul4sz.-hs d !. tepk erkrsy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-10

ssirr shir-a-rsts nF Esr- nf thry az alr-
rztrhe5 and -frus -elrnst ru-aitr1 far
further rprru1iu-ls The hnrllsinr De,.h-
slEisrn walirt makes TINS possitsls extends
5a every pnr- 1f She wEu'36
The fEIsx -ausIspr1 bunk. IN addiiiri
r. financing sstfrnrfltK is and f-afn arr
fu-rlrr 1iaurszet as niae alsa Il aczsss
tist merchant - manufacturer rs .e tiat
pHasf,rsfs fg,r the sale sif his ca,ds
ai'xssd !. ran Supply gaia & 1o 1he
t'sr,lHe-xial s.Hnziiilr 81 fu--icn hUre-s.
CAL assis. frisn Il the fu-uulstar ut ils
export policies, ana can riVe isun IN
formation regarding fureiE1 commercial
ronditans. sinn1sirlr facilities and vn-i-
s.s gaaases 81 -hs tedtnagus 4 ea..ss4
xs.a s.s.-.a.- r-n3.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-10

Fr-werr 4-s a. srs t'T- ~ q fiir
rarnr1o-f-v -. lies 3 p-hai. v'rri6 pf slita-
EtErrial realism and airirss romance
- 1-EuEstsst ere- repc-Sv-3 greater
VARIETY u eTaa1iarsui cruises 1hRn thns,
hi,l1ea q u sairnsst every c8rc.
The unn u the c-r1iI- iIrapu-- wir-
dvw NAV irt fis fancy rapr Rrpnr tine
SsrHnrr substances vIrh the ilnHncinr
IS v'inch ne Is pu1reralt.a
bt1 iIfnt NsE vilrn the li-oaa 70
rzsisfirlc asprc@ of foreign t-ndt c0uld
net he eriupe6 IN Ti1ss rsrsrlDns sarh-
aan. There was na observer a the i'm
pe-T credit window There IVES nc
trust csu,puuF tp finance trade IL 1nt
t'ssils-Eaell. ans rffg5ens f.-sl.lsa - L.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-10

For iidr9y and elsdacr trx,usses
gravel weak and lame hsek. -hea-
asaE1s1 ard l.reg-ll-ssies of The kid
neEs ana i..s.assr Regulates A.2a-
der f~oatles Il children Il 1os so.s
ii druggists mail se5 Small nor
Tie ofsez cure Send fsr Sworn. tesfl
rc1ials n Z. n Han esss o..
ST -aEas ai.o.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-10

As -asess acalrsi me daspl4x of
innrx q times 81 distress ana ms
ery AZ oad s~aiicza4n. wc.i- dressed
un1 81 distinguished asscArancs
smashed the window o. enc 81 the
most fashionable ser sary stores Il
rArls resNnt.N.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-10
n Fn.srm H s.ss,s

ts<~f-e5trui cf the Gnr-Entr T-nss
CuusPrnx sf New York
Merchants sadsr cff-n Tispstrh IL
: single ssil7 rBn-r than nasiid se CIR
rze6 AZ . x;hnle fret 81 NeDrisan arrs-
Ssrs six hundred wears aga. Tins rrrRt
<iereisy,znszi e5 eur w'erad commerce hEs
eern nInrt F,sssilae Dsss ssrar RserEnst of
sir sdrru. <E sAlrrasar taca7rses cr7anias
cf haDdiirl fhr s-~-renauns eus-sri xg
sno1rrn i-'dustrw- hEt b-rEzs< tat Ens6-
e-- bank hst made in-ernTt5ara rad
Ing ~ rrsr-srnti. sa1 Es p-ottltas Is
hsvrnr sDd selling a. tlrrat
1fe Axsdtsz zasrEhsIf- 1flrstsi ans
- - ss7;2 ess@1; tsi ~ t.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-10

The Asiasic buffalo is Nery val
ua.ale animal. lis MIX containing
rAree ana q half umes Sc much bu.-
ter as tha< q The cav.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-28
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION

On Monday evening. tn, sixteenth,
OF Ma at the home of his parents
Master Paul Dill. Merton celebrated
ms fourteenth birthday The par,ors
were decorated with blue and white:
WaFi no" crS and carnations. Mrs
H. c. Wells and Mrs Rosa,ic p
'h:'i:a" charcr 'ncd the guests. The
evening was m"rrily spent IN games
2ni dancing. NJ SOS Fannie and
rF"'yn HurWc,l added much To tho
cnt"r'atn'nrnt with their music.
At"r the serving Mr.. II. G. Wells
with an appropriate short speech
pr"s"n'o! The host with goa watch
the gift Of his parents Master Paul
"n> the recipient Of many useful and
u'"Nn""tclN handsome gifts from Ills
friends >hom N" - "." j., r..rrm No lie.
held
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-28

Sunday, May 29.--3:3o +. NJ, Ba1-
calaureate Sermon in Cohurn Hall. -
Prof. W. TaliafcTo Thompson, linton
Theological Seminary.
Thursday. June 2--2:3O i. NJ. An
nual Meeting Of the Social Study clu3.
Paper on Social Service by Prof.
Miles W. Connor.
Sis =. M.-Graduating Exercises OF
the Academy.
Friday, June 3.~.-2:&0 p. NJ, Busi.
ness Meeting of the Alumni Associat
ion.
500 p. M.--hnnuu. Dinner OF
Alumni Former Students and Friends.
SIS u. NJ. Commencement exercises.
Address to the Graduating Clnssps
by DR.. w. h. b. Du Bots.
Y. 70 Z. "'t H.. it'd : - pr. g
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-28

The NJ iona. N~-"r'"'lnu lur the
Edvanc"ucnt o. tutorrd People, ~
lilth aNrnl!", New y "Ht. iot;lN i."t'.. =.
III statement %t|H. III detail t"o
vents ivndin@ np 10 the prevention
|y Mayor Peter. q, liu> .rlt rl tho %st""
|l% ct David v. tiiHl'!r, lj.u.. "Ib"
|lrth OF Nation.
On MHy - ia" dag on which I'll.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-28
SrDp YOUNG MEN

YOrN WOMEN who Gc,
sire IN EDUCATiON to ntcr Goa.
test. 4 free Education given by the
NATIONAL. BROTHERHOOD or
MISCELLANEOUS Il. L. WDEkE;IS
Entering dates May lG. Contest
opens June lG. closes September &c,
1891
First Prize, TUITION. Transport.
ton 10 and from Fisk University q.
Second Prize. Three Hundred do.
lars Third Prize, Two HUNDRED del
lars. For particulars write Mgr. +.
w. Borders. 9S3 T.. 35th street, Los
tE:-.' E California
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-28
REV. } ANDiEN BOWLER 1,
HONOURED

On last Sunudy "Vtain-. Nav % tn.
MI. Ollv"t BAPTIST (hurrh wax crowd
ed almost to OVER owing, the ouca.-
ION being IL grand kranlon of the j.
Andrew Bowler, pu ,,i." \ most enjoy
aD!c evening wa, u'nt ~ all. \ ic-
JAILED account OF tn" proceedings VIII
appear in next wcrN'e issue Of this
paper.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-28
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTION

Having qualified this day a. Admin.
i:tratrix OF the csta'" Of the late a
ID. Price, | hereby request all persons
ha"ihR claims ;'%"inGt said estate to
present same to ne for payment. ard
all persons owing said estate will
please settle with me
MRS. GrCoC!T A. PRICE
-A',-'ijr'. -: ~: Is y. Price dccr. ..;cd
May 9Th, 1881.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-28
\ EE"NrENCH no ! GREAT


I'm tho&" dark day when that BRO
nh"iic and wtnrc'} character. prcsi
dent Gregory Willis llavc4. laid down
I'll" gauntlet in such early STAGES Of
the fight. ii .hou"h hc had done u
h"r"'~ part. tn" future looked Il bit
dark for our cause hut the Maker Of
men marked his man and battle pro
r""d"r! Hank. | hear the c!;,eh OF
arms renting til" air. and the world
hrnoldS h" conflict
President L. G.. WDod> \ VI is
worthy OF the cnron.filiar oi ncn anG
ii You believe in his greatness for no
other rcuron listen to the charming
story of his work Fashioned ana toll
ed and hathcd in tears and pcrSptrat-
ion. The s.ory of his STRUGGLES and
achievements for God and his fellows
shall make cycntful chapters in the
history Of men and things, This grca;
institution brings to us obligations
great. and opportunities grand. Tho
one opens the door to the field Of bal
tie. and the other faEhionS us while
we fight into characters immortal and
sublime.
"Our president will tell you about
the excellence of the present faculty
and student body in character and
numbers. He will also tell you how
the work is progressing on our ad
ADMINISTRATION hail which will he the
the greatest and finest building erect
ed ani owned III Ill" state OF Virgin.
in by members OF our race. We are
carrying the immortal characters II
men in brick and stone: they at>na
forth In towerin" monuments: n work
'il> .. .,'..>.. Ut 0;nr Gc.t r.
members Of our race Erous, III any otn
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-05-28


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Or. HARVEY JOITNSON'S GREAT
ADDRESS.

DR.. Harvey Johnson. the venerable
minister from baltimore. Md. anu one
Of the most noted mon in the race was
introduced. and delivered an able ad-
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Arizona republican., 1921-07-20
DANNY MEADOW MOUSE WARNS
 PETER

Danny Meadow Mouse waited until all the rest of Peter Rabbits friends had left the old briar patch after paying their respects to Peter and Mrs. Peter. He waited for two req sons, did Danny Meadow Mouse. In the first place, he had seen old Gran ny Fox and Reddy Fox hanging about a little way off, and though they had disappeared after while Danny had an idea that they were not far away. but were hiding so that they might catch him on his way home. Of course he hadn't the slightest intention of Hving them the chance. He had made up his mind to ask Peter if he might spend the night in a corner of the old briar patch, and he was very sure Peter would say he might, for he and Peter are very good friends, very good friends. indeed.
 The second reason Danny had for waiting was this very friendship. You see, Peter had been away from the Green Meadows so long that Danny felt sure he couldn't know all about how things were there now, and so he wanted to warn Peter that the Green Meadows were not nearly as safe as before Old Man Coyote had come there to live. So Danny waited. and when all the rest Of the callers had left he called Peter to one side where little Mrs. Peter couldn't hear. Danny stood up on his hind legs so as to whisper in one of Peter's ears.
 .sDo you know that Old Man Coyote is the mott dangerous enemy we have, Peter Rabbit? Do you know that?"
 Peter Rabbit shook his head. T don't believe that, Danny" said he His terrible voice has frightened you so that you just think him as bad as he sounds. Why. Old Man Coyote is friend of mine!" Then he told Danny how Old Man Coyote had done him good turn in the Old Pasture in return for good turn Peter had once done him. and how he said that he always paid his debts. Danny Meadow Mouse looked doubt ful. 'What else did he say?" he de- manded.
 Nothing except that we were even now" replied Peter.
 Hal" said Danny Meadow Mouse. The way he said it made Peter turn to look at him sharply. "Ha!' said
Arizona republican., 1921-07-20
"DoTTEDp STYLE
 OF LITERATURE

The fashionable prose style of this decade runs to verbless sentences and inarticulate gaspings after the in- pressible, with files of dots to label it's innuendoes, tangential meanings and overtones-the things which can be felt but not said
 The dotted style, as I take the hb- erty of naming it, is based on the idea that an elision is as good as a mean ing any day, if not rather better. If you can't utter it. or haven't the pa tience, hint that it is unutterable. If you cant draw, put on a blob of paint. smear it round with your thumb, and call it a perfectly subjective and naive expression of your inner con- scfousness.
 The modern stylist's frayed nerves have given out under the intense ef- fort of lucid self communication. and the inevitable result is that prose re- spends to the slipshod and elliptical spoken language of a nervous genera tion. Incidentally, this new idiom makes one wonder why We should educate youth to write syntax. CO., herence, rhetoric-in fin, prose-if the literature of tomorrow is to consist of raw impressions jotted down as they occur, in species of nervous rhetorical shorthand.-Wilson Follett in Harpers Magazine.