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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-08-26

was unworthy. But BIZ Dale was In
tensely human, and to he human Ia
to be unworthy.
II turned cold that night. A little
before noon az the next day, BY Heck
stepped into the horeland Coal con-
pany's Office
Dale looked YEARLY up from his 1T
tered desk.
Il am very much obliged to you for
shooting Adam hail, BY"
IT'S H., Bill, amt itf"
"whatT
Heck leaned over and rested his
knotty hands on the muZzle Of the in
evitable rlhe.
Whatever II is you're a-grievin'
about. o. course. Babe Littleford she
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-08-26

TT BIll would Only laugh, u would he
good for him. II had been so long since
he had heard Bill laugh BY Heck de
clded that he would make Bill Dale
laugh.
"Old boy?"
"Wrll?"
APO We want me 70 tel yc funny
taleY" drawlcd Heck. He barely heard
the answer:
~ guess ! don't mind, BY"
Heck's sympathy made him gllp.
But he swallowed The lump thai came
up In his throat and began bravery:
"One time the was q Teller named
Smith. Odd name, Bill. amt ~ 'Hoss-
hy' Smith. they called him cause II
was said AT he could easy shoot n
hoss1y often hOss's ear and never
break hide on the anlmile. He was =
helllon, too. One time Ilcssily. he was
a-lryin' 10 git appiutel the chairman
o. some sort o. politics doin's. and on
that same day he was u-drinkin SORT
o tol'ablc heavy. They agreed 10
make him the Temporary chairman, bun
Hosshy, he didn't want that. SO he
hops right up in the middle o the meet
in and Ire boilers ont and says:
"'Feller citizens he says, I want
10 he the permanent chairman ! amt
a-goln To act In tie capacity Of .
burned Temporary chairman; ! abso.
d-n-lutely ain'tr
His old inemy. Eb Wright. he wells
back and says smari-like: Set down
thar Hossny.' says Eb-'you're drunk,
and you don't know The difference a.
tween Temporary and permanent
We'll. they knowed Eb had II n.
comm to him right then aud they lis.
tened To- r. HossAy he addresses the
whole mec,n'. and this here Is what
Hosshy says:
"'Feller citizens. says he, 'Eh
Wright thar lows don't know the az.
ference atween Temporary aud perma.
uent. IN prove 10 you that ! do know
the difference. Eb Wright says I'm
drunk. am. That's temp'rary I'D
Wright is poke-nosrd idii That's
permanent
Heck finished with lazy laugh:
"Ilaw. haw, haw' lIee-haw. hre-hawi :"
THAT story" Date Snid YEARLY.
"has been told on dozens " politicians
II has become q part Of the history Of
this state"
We'll. my gosh :" moan"d BY llerk
He thuughi deeply Tor Hloprni. dp.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-08-26

eyed cubs Then ! hears whine nj
my left. ! looks keen. Thar stands
she-panthcr as big as boss. with heI
eyes jest a-blazin' Then hears q
splttin' sound out to my right. look.
keen. Thar was seven full-grOwn Wild
cats and all Of en- had been bit by
mad dawg Some liz 10 be IN? yeuh.
some hX
We'll. thinks 10 .s,if isf
shoots The rattlers, ! thinks 10 myself
The bear and The panther and the wild
cntsll gil me Aud If shoots IA,
bear, The panther and the wildcats
and the ratllers'll git me. And If
shoots the panther, the wildcats anc
the ratuers aud the bearN 81 ME
And ef ! shoots The wildcats. lhe rat
tiers aud The bear aud the paniher'n
gli me. And ef don't shoot none Of
EN-. they'll all git ne Some ongodly
fla wasn't IL, BHlf Now. hon 40 "
reckon J got out NJ IT,
Bin Dale only smiled. Il caut i'm.
agine, BY" he said.
Il CANT imagine, neither" plnneo
Heck. but anyhow. I'm alive i0dny
Wei, now that ye're IN y good Lumoi
one time more, IN tell We some news
! hated "a ruiile ye up like yallel
goose Allyn back ards whilst Sc was
so cussed DANCED blue. Bill, ol5 boy,
il aID't but Eve days onlel Christmas.
A lot o. them Nawtb Ca'llner Turner's
from Turner's Laurel is a-v,sitM their
klnfolks, he Balls. and thnyu every
dedslatted one of en- gii drunk on
white lishru!n' ticker 20 CHRISTMAS
and-lhey'u shore think q Black
Adam. The Morciands amt with y.
no more Bill rickoilcct. ouly he Lit.
tlefords is here now"
Bill Dale rose ana Stood ihcr, star
ing AT BY Heck with eyes - bright
that they sparklcd.
III they came down ~ ns iooR nr fof
trouble. I'd be n sort OF clan chief,
wouldn't ~ be asked. without wait
ing for a. answer: " wouldnt mind
that ykn0w. I've rot letter here,
BY that J want you to put abonrd th.
next sonihhOund train that passes th.
Halfway switch. You've got about an
hour; can YOU make 49,
IF The world was made in s,x days
10y God, IL Sborcly looks Ike BY Heck
could make six mites IN hour. don't
itY"
The fail hllman iefi the Mure.and
Coal compnys office with the iclicr ia
one hand. his rife ~ the Other. and
tears 81 joy IN bis cyes.
For I'm Dale had laughed actually
laughed
by Ilrtk pli The letter ou the train.
The ira .! ,arred - - B,ll Da!cs home
city. and 'br pos'man carrtpd 70 20 HE
stately mansion ~ Uld Coal King inhn
Is. Dale AMI black i,ham. the srr,uuf.
carried : iO Miss EiaHbuih i,'jIceorL
MisS E'aahetr liiilcfnrd Na> string
aiunc on $40 ron >et'cc am"ur bushes
If lilac and cape i"ssJmnr 'h, oca;l-
~ had na3U auoii ~ 81 Us remarkably
sudden changes AMI he dan v..., suu.
~ and pleasant Size wa p!oui td
'"Hr n'ru 'Er envelope vhrr fpC ,al.
,rr''elt Gpur" ~ li,auN F9.rr ai-
u""rrl H"forc her iio had OIL, dur
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she murmured--T took Sam Heck's
rifle from him. and killed Adam Ball
myself" -
Evening star., 1921-02-13
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'SvET.

V rodech takoyych isou zalezi-I
tosti rodovou. A Jest vylouce-'
no, re by smell nebo mohl 81
pfiyesti ma voJetlnsky zamek
dceru chalupnikoyu. Ubohe,
posetile devce! A kdyby Sc i
stal takovy zazrak, kdyby 81
te wal, byla bys hodne nest'a-
stna a jednou bys sama utekla
re zamku. Mlada laska pomi-
ne, zhaSne - a zvlaSte bro IL
vyhyckanych bohatcu - a pax
byla bys pfitezi. Avsak to jsou
marne a zbytecn6 feci. Mlady
Krekul 81 te nikdy nevezme. O.
tee i bratr mu V tom zabrani,
kdyby j on chtel. Yer mi vsak,
re take on by couvl pred roz-
hodnym slovem! Tajnymi
schuzkami S MIN isl poskodila
svoji divci cest, poskvrnila isl
sve jmeno. V Ryvolove rode
mic podobneho sc jeste nesta-
10. Jak jsme klesli, nest astne
devce!'
A Ryvola rozhodl, re Maren
ka odjede Ease co nejdrive do
nstavu v Sasich.
PAX jednoho dine vypravil sc
ma vojetinsky zamek. ably pro
mluvil Sc starym a mladym ry-
tlfem a ucinil konec posetilf
hre Karlove.
Pokud Dude Vojetin Vojeti.
mem, potud 81 budou Tide Wy.
pravet o podivnG navstev6 Ry.
volov6 V zamku.
Ryvola pfisel do panske kan
celare, jez byla V prizemi "a
meckem a oznamil panu SPRAY
CT, re by rad promluvil o vec
velmi dulezite S panem rytl
Spravce podiyil Sc navstevt
t6. Vedel, v iak6m napiat6n
pomeru ziie zamecky pan
Ryvolou, v6del, re Ryvola liz
kostlive Sc vyhyba stykum
"vrchnosti", jenom ably neza
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DIAL ami zdanim selske sve pyse
d nezayislosti.
Domnival sc tudiz, re nav5te
va plati spise mlademu panu,
Harlow, snad jeste v zalezito-
ati robllnskeho ohne.
/ rs mladym neb starym pa
mem chcete mluvit?" otazal
Sc spravce.
"Promluvim 81 asi S obema,'
jaksi podrazd6ne odpovedel
Ryvola, "ale ted mne ohlaste
nejprve staremu panovi."
Spravce Sci sam oznamit ne.
cekanou navstevu.
(Pokracovani)
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skym sousedum," a dvorne sc
ukloniv Marence, blahopral jill
k velkemu uspechu a jaRo pred
soda pomocneho vyboru pode-
koval j "a ucinkovani.
Karel ovladal sc re vsech
sill, ably vyjev sehral obradne,
ably nikdo nepozoroval, chm nj
tro jeho hori.
Ale CO skryval pred divaky,
to prozradila Marence ruka je-
no, jez Sc chvela temi podivu-
hodnymi vlnami, jez vybiji la
ska.
Stisk rozohnele ruky Karlo-|
Wy, prvnl dotek krasnych lidi
tech, fekl vic, nez by mohla Wy
slovit nejohnivejsi sIova.
Kdyz pax Karel unasel Ma
renku tanci, tn valtik ten me-
byl nicim jinym, lee vasnivym
vyznanim lasky.
Pc tanci Karel, vymluviv Sc
ma uctovani S poradateli, rych-
lie opustil sal. Bal Sc, ably ne
proved nejake posetilosti, bal
Sc prozrazeni.
Ia nekolik dni vyhledal
vsak pana ueitele, jenz byl ia
kymsi ochotnickych reditelem,
ably Sc no otazal, zda-li by Sc
nedaly poradati podobne "a
bavy We ySech sousednich vet
SIGH obcich.
A poradaly Sc!
Hra, V niz Marenka triumfo-
vala We Vojetne, sklidila u
SPECIFY celem okoli. A ma
/ vsech predstavenich byl o.
vsem predseda pomocneho W.
boru pan Karel rytir krekul.
Co tn bylo nenapadnych styku
S Marenkou!
Pc novem roce vyzadal 81
pan rada, ably voietinsti ochot-
nici sehrali hru svou take o.
kresnim meste. Sklidili i zde
velky uspech.
Karel prijel do mesta ma sa-
Mich. Pc d%louhych letech byla
Ease jednou dokonala sanice.
Slo k p%ulnoci, kdyz nabfdl
: Mafence Ryvolovc sye same k
zpatecni ceste.
Mafenka Sc zdrahala, ukazu
JIG, re ma m6ste svu.j povoz,
vozik S konem. Ale Karel Wy
stoupil tn zas jake pfedseda
pomocneho komitetu!
"Je nejmen6 deset stupnu
mrazu a vas potah by dojel
do Voietina tax "a dive hodiny.
Ne, ne, nevezmu 81 ma svedomi,
ably nase nejlepSi herecka Sc
nam rozstonala z takove jizdy.
Sanemi jsme ma Vojetfn6 "a
malou hodinku. P~oiedete, pro-
sim, muslte jet Sc mnou!' Sc
ptem ~vasnive dodal Karel.
Maienka svolila. Tetku, KITE
FL Mafenku doprovazela, po-
sadil Karel vedle kociho. Jak
mu bylo, kdyz nozky divciny
vsunoyal do nanozniku Z koze-
siny!
A zvonky cinkaly, .iak sane
lettly snehovou plant. DiVu-
krasna iizda. Pohadka. Nedo-
jeii JcSte am 40 pOl0Vlce ceSty,
kdyz Karel leSt6 blize k Ma
renee sc %pfituliv, zaseptal:
"MiluJi vas!"
A strhl divku ma sva prsa a
llbal, libal -.
Marenka Ryvolova lila o.
potent. karel uchvatil il hned
pfi prvnim setkani a kdyz tax
bourlivo il lasku vyznal, ODE
Vzdala Sc mu - na nlc mlmO
lasku svou nemyslic. Neuvazo-
vala o budoucnoSti, neVzpO-
minala rozdilu rodovych a ma
jetkovych, ale lila jen mlade
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Ma zamku vojetinskem.
Napsal Jan Kober.
Napsal Jan Kober.

rel potazal! Nikdo tax alespon
nezpozoroval uzasu, pohnuti a
prekvapeni Karlova, kdyz ma
~jevisti = uloze jakesi slech-
ticny - objevila Sc Marenka
Ryvolova. Lice Karlovy Sc zas
rozhofely jake tenkrate phi pr
vem setkani, srdce Sc robust
10 a napetim sc rozeehvel kaz-
dy Karluv civ. Jeste nez Ma
renka promluvila, proletla
Karlovou hlavou myslenka:
"kez by hrala nemotorne,
kez by bylo smesnou, jake by
vail takove ochotnicke zaca-
tecnice, kez by mne dnesnf We
Ger zbavil konecne vsech tech
posetilych vzpominek. ma vilu.
K6z bych. Sc mohl pc divadle
hlucne smati sve naivnosti, re
We mne mohlo vyvolati takovy
zaiem nejake hloupe selke
devCe." f,
S napetim lpely zraky Kar-.
lovy ma ustech MaTencinych.
Ale na jakych ustech. Bozsky
Vykrojenych, svudne utvare-
nych.,
Prvni @slova, prvni pohyb
mladicke ochotnice ukazaly,
re pfani Karlovo Sc nesplni.
Marenka sokopzlila vsechny
sym zieyem a svou hrou. Pan
rada zVedaye Sc obrativ Ike
Harlow. zaseptal:
"Zajiste nejaka yypomoc z
Prahy? Ci kde iinde jste vybra
Ii tuto okouzluiici hereckui?
Uchyacujici zjevi'
Karei Sc primal, re nemel
zadneho podilu ma pfipravach
k divadlu. Devce, jez tax do
bre ma ~ieviSti 81 vede, vidi dnes
pc druhe.
"Ryyolova, dcera % zdeiSiho
Ryvoly. Mel il kdes Sasku
ma vychovani!" odpovedel ma
Otazku pane radovu.
Ale Marenka ted upoutala
ccle Karla i pana radu.
DANA, kazdym slovem. kaz
dFm hnutim - prava dama!'
tax 81 Karel dotvrzoval V du-
chu svui DOZEN, jenz V mem u
tkvel cd prvniho setkani.
kdyz opona spadla pc PRIV
MIN deistyi, byl neskonale vde-
cen panu radovi, jenz znova 4
znova dayal pfiklad uredni-
kun i mlademu syetu V hledi-
Sti, aby op6t a op6t vyvolavali
Marenku.
Spanila herecka ySecka jake
II vytrzeni davala Sc privadet
ma jeviSte, ably Sc podekovala
Ia ovace. Karel ami neza-
tleskal. Sedel ztrnule We SVEN
ukrytu, ale "a to primo hltal
rozkosny zjev divcin.
V dalsim deli neposlouchal
NJ ami SLOW, ale zabral sc do
pozoroVani asi tax, jake Cini
okouzleny divak pred mistrov-
skym obrazem.
Zadna podrobnost mu neu-
Sla. Bohaty, zlaty Was Maren-
Gin, velike, modre oci, iez me-
ly zvlaStni odstin ametystovy,
pruzne t6lo sVudnych tvaru az
k ncznym streviGkum, znovu
dosvGdcovaly, re majitclka
jeiich jest krasnou damou, ia
kEch poridku. Zadne chyby,
Zadneho rusiVeho nesouladu
neshledal Karel ma Marencc,
A TO no znepokoiovalo a rozci-
lilo. Rikal 81 V duchu:
"Jsi ztracen, nadobro ztra-
cent isl zamilovan - a co z
toho vSeho bude!"
Pc divadle - die vesnickycE
zvyku, Sc tancilo. Pan rada
special k Marence hned, iak sc
obievila V sale V kruhu svycf
druzek-ochotnic. Prestrojila Sc
k tanci. A iak Sc prestrojila. l
ces i ruda RUE We vlasech
kazda stuzka svedcila o jem'
~ D-.,o,x aa.
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SFS$SNAAT JSSA ~
z okreSniho mesta, o zvlastnim
tom "vyznamenani', jehoz Sc
Marence dostalo.
Ia celou zimu jen dvakrat
,se sesli. Jednou V okresnim me
ste a podruhe v Praze, kde
Mafenka COST nakupovala. vi
Praze byl S nj vsak otec, a TAX
mohla S Harlem mluviti jen
Ihodinku pred odjezdem vlaku,
kdyz otec jeste dlel kdesi V
tovarne ma hospodarske stro-
je. Jaka to vSak byla hodinka,
jake vzpominky 81 odtud Ma
fenka odnesla!
PAX prislo jaro. A pro ne Wy
pracoval Karel jiz cely plan.
Mafenka spratelila sc S dee
rou panskeho lesniho. Navste-
vovaly Sc. Marenka alespon
dvakrat tydne prisla ma navste
WI do myslivny, jez stala le-
SIGH "a Vojetinem v krasnem
1doli.
. A jakmile Sc oteplilo, jakmi-
lie pfisel maj, nastaly schuzky
Karlovy S Marenkou V "bile
rokli" "a mySlivnou. Proto il
naval bilou, ponevadz z ia
ra byla celia povlecena kober-
Gem re sasanek. Zde vyhledal
Karel tajne mlstecko ma stra-
nj, k nemuz vedla jenom sple-
tita pesinka - a zde 81 budo-
vail stanek lasky, do nehoz Ka
rel spechaval oklikou pres sou
sedni pansky dvur, skoro hodi7
nu 81 zachazeje, jenom ably nj
kdo nevystopoval jeho cest.
Ma strani v bile rokli" byli
dobTe Schovani. Tech St'ast-
nych dnu, jichZ Zde prozili!
Tech radosti tajne lasky! Sva-
tyni svou vyzdobili vSelikymi
kvetinami, jez lese rostou,
zde je nasazeli, Zde je pesto-
vail mezi koberci mechu a me-
ii kapradim. A ptaci Jim zpi-
vail mad hlavou a les Sumel sta
rou svou plSen o zapomenutl
ma vsecko, co je tam, v oprav
dovem svete.
Pohadce v "bile rokli" ma
stal vSak bro konec. Ryvola
pozoroval jiz Cd Zimy, cd o.
chotnickeho vystupovani Ma
~rencina, velkou zmenu V cho-
vani dcefine. Popfaval j stale
,ljeste naproste volnosti a svo-
body. Nenutil il do zadne pra-
ce, neodhanel il cd knih, mad
nimiz dlivala cele hodiny a ce-
lie dny. Chtel il ulehciti pre-
chOd re zivota V ustave do sell
ske prace: rekl 81, re cely rok
Dude Marenka jeste .jaksi ma
prazdninach.
O pozornosti, kterou mlady
rytir Krekul venoval Marence
ma divadlech a ma ceste 2 okres
niho mesta, Ryvola vedel. Ale
mlcel. Pominou divadla, pomi-
nou styky, myslil 81.
Kdyz vsak ma jare prichazi-
vala Marenka z vychazek
do myslivny takova zvlastni,
kdyz ma vychazky ty strojila sc
dlouho S uzkostlivou pozorno-
SIT = iakoby do plesu - kdyz
Ryvola zpOzoroval ruzna drob-
ma znameni Marenciny lasky,
tn zacal patrati.
i A iednou Marenku vystopo-
val.
), Easel 81 do myslivny do
be, kdy tam Marenka mela
dllti n~avStevou. Doved6l Sc, re
sc tam Mafenka jake obycej-
ne, ien zastavila a pax re Sc
vratila domu.
Ryvola prisel vecer do dee
rina pokojlku. "Vyslychal' a
nalehal - az Sc MaTenka Wy
znala, az mu schuzky sve S
Harlem odhalila.
l "Nest'astne ditto, nest astne.
Ale to Sc mohlo jen staff, re me-
I'M ma zivu matky, ktera by by.
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MaIenka Ryvolova lila V o.
potent. karel uchvatil il hned
pr prvnim setkani a kdyz tax
bourliVo il lasku vyznal, ODE
VZdala Sc mu - IA nlc mlmO
lasku svou nemyslic. Neuvazo-
vala o budoucnosti, neVzpo-
minala rozdilu rodovych a ma
jetkovych, ale lila jen mlade
sve lasce. Duvefovala Karlovi,
re vSecko st'astne k Gill dove
de, re il nezklame, vefila V je-
ho poctivost a cestnost. Mllova-
Ii Sc tajne. Zvlastni znameni
81 ujednali. Znameni snehova.
Karel "a Ryvolovou zahradou
yedle silnice We snehu delal
znamenka, kdy druh6ho dine tn
dy opet pujde, ably Mafenka
alespoh q okna svetnicky sve
jej spatfila.
Jinak Sc sejiti nemohli a ne
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-09-02
Pleasant Walks and Talks.

These nice Sunday walks, when two
friends get to know one another so in
timately; these Sunday-evening talks,
when you gather by twos and threes
in the freight. and talk so freely; oh,
what power they are for good, if
used Alright; what a power for harm,
If wasted or misusedl No one wants
you to force the conversation into an
edifying channel; out one knows how
to talk bifurcates, as it were, and how
often there is choice between high
and low, wise and foolish, kindly and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wordsworth.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-09-02

ready is yielding about 1000 bushels
daily.
Miss May Rogers entertained the
following guests at a very enjoyable
marty Tuesday evening; the guests
present were the Misses May Curtis,
Clara Klann, Cora Lillibridge, Dolly
Gregg. Genevieve Sylvester; Messrs.
Gregg Curtis, Ira Lillibridge, Fred
Sylvester, John Gregg, Harry Rogers
a nd Arthur Klann. Dancing was IN
order as the chief amusement OF the
party.
Miss Bertha Hess entertained at
cinch Thursday afternoon. Those pres
ent were the Misses Ida Waldo, France
Sanderson, Blanche Landolt, Minnie
Hawley. Edna Hooley, Ethel Dewey,
Margaret and Alice Hart, Myrtle Net
Teton. Belle Gregg, Alice Kershaw,
Mabel Bjorquist, Cora Lillibridge,
Fanny Martin, Lilly Mclean, Florence
Adams, Edith Gates, Inez Wright, and
the Misses Flora Hadley, Laura Rad
cliffe and Alice Sellmar, of Milwaukee.
An excurs::on under the auspices of
Congregational CHURCH of this city will
leave here for Waukesha Beach Mon
day morning, September 9th, via the
St. Paul railroad.
Mrs. DR.. Fisk, DR.. Wendell, wife and
son, Harry, Postmaster Landolt and
wife and several others of this city,
will leave tomorrow afternoon for
Philadelphia and other points east.
A meeting to urge upon the Milwau-
kee county board the advisability of
purchasing the Watertown plank toll
road was held at the town hall Friday
evening, Sept LIST. The meeting was
called to order by Fred Hartung.
Adam Gentleman was elected chairman
and HI. P. Bradley was elected secre-
tary. A motion was passed directing
the chairman to appoint committee
of three to solicit subscriptions from
people along the line of the road and
to confer with the committee on high
ways and bridges of the county board.
The chairman named as that commit
tee Louis Mannegold, Chas. T. Burn
ham and Geo. Thuering. The COM
mittee was instructed to report at a
meeting to be held at the town hall
in Wauwatosa Friday evening, Sept.
9Th, at 7:30, and the meeting was adj
journed to that date. 1t was stated
in the meeting that the price which
the county was asked to pay for the
road was $4,000, and the purpose of
appointing committee was to raise
some portion of the purchase price by
private subscription.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-09-02
FAY BANTER IN EAST Is
WEST"

An announcement of considerable
ter in the Chinese-America comedy,
East is West to the Davidson thea
ter, Milwaukee, for a weeks engage
ment, starting Sunday. September 4th
East is West" is one of the phenom-
inal dramatic hits of recent years. 1t
had its premier at the Astor theater,
New York, and remained there for two
consecutive years, playing TO unprece-
dented crowds.
Fay BANTER, who was cast for the
leading role of Ming Toy, little Chi
nese sing-song girl, sprang into imme-
date prominence by her delightful con-
ception of the part and is this season
being starred in her original role under
the direction of William Harris, Jr.,
who produced the play
The story of East is West" con-
Germs young Chinese maiden who is
sold by her father to a prosperous
Chinese merchant of San Francisco
and the eventful story of her life there
after forms a colorful and interesting
tale-one that would be spoiled by the
telling in advance.
AS one of the leading dramatic
critics of the east put it, IF you love
to laugh: if you love to cry: if you
want to be thrilled-in short, if you
want delightful evenings entertain
ment-don't miss seeing Fay Banter
as Ming Toy in east is West"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-09-02

FOR SALE = Baby carriage, ball
bearing. In first class condition. En-
quire at 470 Wauwatosa avenue.
Phone Wauwatosa 1S7W. 29w2.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-09-02
OUR RICHEST MAN.

Mr.. Rockefeller at eighty-two play
ing golf is an interesting figure. But
the man who holds an umbrella over
him when it rains, or when the SUMS
rays become too fervid, is a more in
structive picture TO the young or
middle-aged man who has the courage
to peer into his own future. Mr..
Rockefellers umbrella man is a SYM
Dol of comfort in old age, Of secur-
ity from poverty, of the care and con-
sideration and attendance all old peo-
pie need to make smooth the path on
the shady side of life, says the Chi
cago Journal of Commerce. Every
prudent man must desire an "um-
brella man" to protect him from in
clement weather when his yTgor de-
clines, and will work and save and
deny himself to get such protection,
as well as to secure ii for his family.
The truest happines comes to those
whose industry and talent and thrift
not only provide for their own needs,
but also enable them 20 DC of service
to their children. If a census of the
hopes ofNnen could be taken, we doubt
not that their dearest ones would be
those which cluster around their love
for their children.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-09-02

GIRL WANTED = For general
homework. Laundress employed. In
quire at PAT Cedar street, Wauwatosa,
Phone Wauwatosa 1736M.