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FIT. WORTH NEWS

a..
Fort worth, Iexas, Jan. ~
Society Ia still on the decline. Bust
nesa dull vet we sin lool, forward
o.. h,.,ah.ar da,,s :. 81 - ,ha4
re IVY u"yo' - y n.y. na'
people eat, but what they digest
that makes them strong. 1t is not
what they gain, but what they save
that makes them rich, 1t is not
what they read but what they re-
member that makes them learned
Read the Dallas Express and govern
yourselves accordingly. On sale at
the Temple Drug Store. Rev. A. r.
Prince Is in Chicago, assisting his
brother in series of meetings. We
hope for Kim success In this meet
ing. Say 1t with the Dallas Express.
Prof. and Mrs. w III. Blasengame.
922 u. Rosedale street, entertained
several little boys and girls In hon
or OF little Miss Lillian Helen Lee
with beautiful house party.
The house was beautifully decorated
with Xmas colors, red and green.
Each child expressed himself as hav-
ing enjoyed themselves. Get hab-
IL. passion for reading; not fly
ing from book to book, with the
equeamish caprice Of literary ep-
fcure; but read systematically,
closely, thoughtfully, analyzing
every subject as you 60 along and
laying 1t up carefully and safely in
your memory. II is only by this
mode that your information will be
at the same time extensive, accu-
rate and useful. BY reading the
Dallas Express and other useful lit
erature found at the Temple Drug
Store. The Dining Car employees,
Local No, 480 gave smoker Fri
day light which was well attended
By brothers 81 the craft, together
with a few visiting brothers from
out of town, among whom was
Brother ], G. Lewis, organizer for
the State Federation of OF Labor of
Galveston. New members elected to
office: namely Robt. Whitaker,
president, Jack Hall, vlce-president;
Joe Rakestraw. financial secretary:
Stewart Jordan, treasurer. Many
spicy papers and essays were read
by members Of the craft. We wish
the new officers much success for
the coming years work. Mr.. VIII
Freeman passed through the city
en- route to Denver, Colo, Mr.. Free
man spent several days visiting in
Sherman. Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Lee Of
1903 Evans Avenue. entertained a
few friends with a dinner party
Sunday afternoon. A few out Of
town guests were present. All ex-
pressed themselves as well pleased
for the afternoon. Rev. and Mrs
jackson. son Of Rev. a. Il JacIr.
SON Of DALI worshfpued az M
Gilead BaptiAf Church SUNDAY Paw
jackson preached AZ eleven 4. slocl.
services. All who heard Mn an
j,yed the sermon He tonk 80 his
text f'Thv Kingdom Come . Miss
~. - rr,,s -. A'S
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DIR. j. w. LAWS OF WACO VISITS
THE DALLAS EXPRESS.

Among the constant readers and
admirers of the Dallas Express, who
call to inspect our Office and plant,
from time to time, there are none
more welcome than the Rev. DR..
William ]. Laws, formerly pastor of
st. James A. M. z. Church of this
city. DR.. Laws is a ripe scholar and
a member of the faculty of Paul
Quinn College, at Waco. He has read
the Express since its first number.
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ATTENTION!
All Negroes Interested in the We'll
fare Of Our Race should Read and
Take Heed.

On Jan. 10, 1921, two very dis
tinguished gentlemen, the Hon. o.
B, Black and o. H. Bledsoe, repre-
sentative and senator to the present
sessions Of the state legislature,
have had the kindness Of heart and
the kindness of vision to see the
Urgent need Of a "Tuh 1rcular San
Starium" for Negro people in the
jtate Of Texas Prompted by the
same, introduced in both branches
Of our great law-malxing body b4Il
making clear the urgent need of the
above, as well as asking for an APP
preparation that the same might be
an early realization This is indeed
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and a great leader; but Christ for
the Beatitudes. the gems of the Heav-
ems. What string Of pearls?
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CARD OF THANKS.

Insure-Your House and Furniture
against Fire and Tornado in the
Western Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Of Texas, San Antonio, Texas There
is an Agent in your town.
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BUSINESS AND COMMERCE CALL
THE YOUNG NEGRO TO LOOK

Mr.. w. E. Lawrence Of Sherman
Hears and Takes Heed As He En-
tiers The Wholesale Business. Com
merce Is the Gateway For The
Negro.
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Wood and Edwards-Stetson Hats,
Ladies' Hats cleaned and reblocked.
Wood and Edwards Hat Factory,
421 South ErVay Street. Dallas,
Texas. u.
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WANTED AT ONCE.
THOUSANDS PRAISE THIS
GREAT STOMACH REMEDY

Indigestion, Constipation, Sick
and Nervous Headaches, Gases in
the Stomach and Dyspepsia almost
instantly relieved with JUVITO
PURE HERB TABLETS. Thousands
of grateful users praise the reju-
venating and strengthening proper
ties of these Tablets. One Dollar per
box or write for Free three days
treatment.
JUVTTO LABORATORY,
South Hills Branch II
Pittsburgh, Pa.
1-15-4t
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CLASSIFIED ~ADS."

Wanted-Graduate Nurse at once
to take charge of Sapitarium. None
but Graduate Nurse need apply. Ad-
dress communication to DR.. L. G..
PINKSTON, Box $50, Terrell, Texas.
1-22-6t
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city. Mr.. Dennis Smith of Chicago,
III is in the city for a short stay.
Mr.. Smith is a Fort Worth GENTLE
man. Mrs. M. w. Houston of Jose
phine street is in the sick list. We
wish her speedy recovery. If 1t is
the Dallas Express, we have it at
the Temple Drug Store.
CARD OF THANKS.
Fort Worth, Texas, Jan. II, 1921.
Pastor and Members,
Allen Chapel A. M Il. Church,
TT. Worth, Texas.
We take this method OF express
ing our gratitude for your kindness
to us during the illness and death
of our beloved one, Mr.. George
Washington Brown. Your loyalty
shall forever rest upon the table of
our hearts and shall forever live in
our memory. We remain,
Respectfully,
Mrs. B. G. Brown, Wife.
Tillie and 'Corine, Daughters.
Mr.. ] d. Brown, Brother.
Mr.. ]. H. Brown, Brother.
Mr.. Marvin Rucker, Nephew.
Mrs. Lizzie Crump, Neice.
CARD OF THANKS.
FIT. Worth, Jan. II, 1921.
Officers and Members,
Live Busy Bee Lodge, No 433
TT, Worth, Texas.
Dear Brothers.:
We take this method of thanking
you for your loyalty and faithful
ness during the illness and death of
our beloved one, Mr.. George Wash
ton Brown; also for the beautiful
floral offering.
Your most appreciated kindness
lshall rest upon the table of our
hearts.
Mrs.B G.. Brown, Wife.
Title and Corine, Daughters.
Mr.. j. d Brown, Brother.
Mr.. ]. d. Brown, Brother.
Mr.. ]. H. Brown, Brother.
Mr.. Marvin Rucker, Nephew.
Mrs. Lizzie Cruml Niece.
P. S.-We also want to thank the
Live Busy Bee Sisters Department
for their most consoling resolution.
CARD OF THANKS.
TT. Worth, Texas, Jan. IT, 1921.
To Neighbors and Friends:
We want to thank our many
friends for their loyalty and faith
fulness during the illness and death
Of our beloved one, Mr.. George
Washington Brown
Also for the beautiful floral of
ferings. Your loyalty and faithful
ness ~ all forever live in our MEM
ory. We remain,
Respectfully,
Mrs.B. G.. Brown, Wife.
Tillie and Corine, Daughters.
Mr.. j. d. Brown, Brother.
Mr.. J. H. Brown, Brothea.
Mr.. Marvin Rucker, Nephew.
Mrs. Lizzie Crump. Niece
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AUTOMOBILE FOl

SHAW music STUDIO
Is now open at 1917 Hall Street,
Phone Haskell 500. Miss Hattie A.
Shaw, Directress.
1O-3O-tf.
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NOTICE.
To the Public:

A Wise Man-Insures his house
and furniture against fire. Insure
with Western Mutual Fire Insurance
Company Of Texas, and be wise.
w. II. Holloway, Agent-71S Haw-
kins Street-Phone Y 1899.
S-7-tf
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AnA,a NAM aRoWMk

In three months will make the hair
Inn1 aoef and glossy. A trial will
prove IL when in Kansas City call
The state herald., 1921-03-25
pAoL' PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Rev. William T. Russell will close
his pastorate Of the Paoli Presbyter.
ian church next Sunday. having serv-
ed the church since 1917. with the
exception of one year. ~ q 5rgi :
Rev. Louis f. Humphrey OF .Ljtch-
field. Nebraska has acaapted the
unanimous call to the church, and
will enter upon the, pastorate April
10. a,Jal.
MIR. Russell and his family are to
leave for their Wyoming homestead
March % for Mrs. RusseiI's health.
Order of services March %: =
Easter prosrss, 1000 q: nc 1 JIl>
Communion OF the Lord's- supper,
11sOO a. m. 4Ca i
Stereopticon lecture; Home, Sweet
Home 700 ,. m.
non5 flA to attend these services.
William 7. Russell. Minister.
The state herald., 1921-03-25
BASEBALL "A. revour SUNDAY

Come. out TO the fairgrounds. Sun.
day all you fellows who cnn catch
ball. for Manager Gasscr 10 going
To look 'cm OVER Preparatory 10 pick.
INK n Holyokc team, e
A meeting wis held n, sarvcr's
hall last night. attended by sport
ilcnds of the town, aud Henry Gas.
scrt WAS elected temporary manager,
No ualnried players viii he hired
this year aud the men picked for the
team viii only have to do two things.
he there aud show mp better than the
other fellow.
The state herald., 1921-03-25
High High School Note.

60 Wednesday morning, in the assent.
bly, hall,V the seniors entertained with
a very amusing "take-off9 on Che, fac
ulty, bringing out the fayoritc occ'i-
patton and pastime' Of each.
Thursday morning. In the asseE:
bly,, Prof -Robb gave a mental test
to all the school. Up to this time We
have not known the results, but are
waiting IN great suspense to leara
whether or not our-Imehtai capacity
is up to standard.
Wonders never cease! All lof the
general sclsnre Gssses were reless-
ed from thei laboratory on Friday.
and, under the supervision Of Prot.
Collier. their instructor. spent p most
delightful afternoon at Lake Char.-
pion. They made several important
tests. the most important of whica,
In. their estimatsoa, was their ability
to consume weinies and sandwiches
They returned in the evening. tired
from the trip but refreshed by the
change and, with one accord, hopins
he would soon repeat the experiment
- Nina Porter of Gottenburg, Nebras-
ka entered the sophomore class in
high school last week. We are glad
to welcome her to our school.
Gilbert Peters of the freshman class
returned to school Monday after a se'
we're attack of diphtheria.
N-.Alarie Miehl of the junior class and
Ray her -.htother,. of the freshman
class. have, been absent from school
for. several days on account OF sick
ness.
- Wilmer and -Buford Trego of the
sophomore CLASS have been kept at
home for some time on account OF
measles. Raymond Brandes Of the
same class is also out Of school cr
account of sickness n
The state herald., 1921-03-25
Penny Company -.'''=--''-.,
''-''. "'s''.' MAY; Locate LIt;,;at Here,

A representative Of the ]. c. Penny
Stores Company, was in Holyoke a
pew days ago Investigating the merits
rbf the town, with the view ~of estabs
iishing5a store here. III ~
This chain OF stores has proven
immensely popular wherever they
are located. and the fact that Holyoke
lis under consideration, is further
proof .,oi., her. trade spossibi bilities. .A.lco
Hastings and Grand Island, Nebras-
ka ,apd aLoyslapd Sterling, AND many
other towns. in, Colorado haye these
stores in operation. BACKED o,up. -,by
their wonderful lorganizaatiop. and are
allll aelllllyddeoiinng doing q large lbnsinsss'o ,sehr
The Penny ,ifIs stores carry q fpll line
Of dry goodsf sho9ees. and clothing,
but DE-. not handle hplptd groSegies,I ssn
. They ARE not 4, stock selling, ,con-
Germ, but fipance, their own business
and by buying, goods in large qpapti-
ties and consistent, ,iudiciops adver-
tising reach the buying public over
a wide territory with prices and SER
yice, which make them extremely
popular n,,4 .po a,,o ,sli
Holyoke has less population. than
any towns usually considered, but
their representative was much i'm
pressed with the trade possibilities
here and in tthe surrounding terri
tory.
The state herald., 1921-03-25
T. 3. rATuM cEtEsRATEs -
ElGHTiETA BIRTHDAY


Mr. T. B. Tatum, father Of Mrs.
Ira Casteel, celebrated his eightfeth
birthday on March IL 1921. Mr..
Tatim is remarkably well preserved
for a man of W str.sSsssss1 be
seen about almost every day. ft IS
not often one is permitted to enjoy
so many years of life. He and his
grandson. Junior Casteel; enjoy a pie
ture show and can be seen there quite
frequently. He makeF'his home with
his daughter in H6lyoke In the win:
ter and spends his summers with rel
atives on farm near Kansas CITY,
Missouri.
We extend best wishes to Mr..
Tatum on his eightieth birthday.
The state herald., 1921-03-25
Hall Is Packed and Many Are
Turned Away On Fl First lt Night
6f Legion's Big Minstrel r Show,

tffss,n keG becdming the Bride 81 id'a5fpyA u! Arthur
troutman, the Impressive ceremony
being toHau9ls4 BY tJy;dssss rier4nSesy. :
,14lW .tet II yaIf18s-] 10 ajnE5 r5li
}, The program came To- a close with
8, fitftpg, lburlssaue ,a8n1 An THE, ,,WHy It,s
R9ne I,{, ,,}StuTfh nj The 'Brpahdwayh", ",lhy A..T,
Hale. Lucille Martin and John Wejand.
Thai Bunch n rgEshessra .sywith MRS.
Hjli an tha ,piapa iurpiAhsd the srpusie
faTi the entire evening" and they out
did themselves on this occasion. The
trio by Prof.-and- Mrs. Bunch and
Ralph,i Bunch, was. wsalreueived.-
On account OF the large number
who could hot secure admission, II
~as fouhd iieetcassary to repeat the,
perform4ncsl ION "Wednesday night
The Legion can--well feel proud of
this their first minstrel program.
'+Foiiowins ii the Complete program:
Opening Chorus ..By Entire Company
When YOU Get What You Want
,iOu ouu want IL .....,.N.
80. =. "A. g. Scott
AlaSama LULLABY a.o,Frahcls Broiliiar
Amt Got Nobody Much. +. l.. Snyder
Bless Ny swanee River Home ,.5..e
,4su,i. ~. .is,..,,,,,i;i,T Terraplfe Murray
! Want to &c to the Land Where the
!, Sweet Daddies Grow HIT. Gassert
KaptqekYloR BABE tThheea tThhee Arsoonnne ,i,
i'H'! YnHa'rtep r'sif iiiaf ..-.'i..n.,a
oas. Arthur Feese. Al g. Scott. nt,,
III, L. Snyder, Al G, snedeker
c]9sing Chorus, My Chocolate
Soldier Sammy Boy e.,,.,.r
III, nsiAes.. Entire Company
Jewish Mopalogue II Merle Merle Dunham nam
Monday Morning in Judge !. a,,
t. ITEMS courtl.c Dr., ,Tierney.,
Frank Castle, Arthur, Troutman
Mapnollospe. a II f.,iwa4. .F,iI Il. Snyder
The state herald., 1921-03-25

The annual frolic of the American
Legion minstrels was given on Tues
day. Y. !, ,e.yening !. ip the high lchoQl as
sembly room to a large and appre-
ciative AUDIENCE.
The ciosNtd ista'SS began saisiIf arTisiIas early and
by eight o'clock the seating capacity
Of the fUt}ttmml fUt}ttmml w6s AexiiAusted iaihid Stand.
ing robin Nwas at 1plffteHmiahi3!a X{iS:15
the suftain' was fafs,9ga anHi the q 1audi.
ence was greeted BY the entire Com
pany vi cBstaimtiee singing the 1pghing
chords, eWhicH %Rsq fofiSwvsed By Sc.
fettioni by Mra.hAfuri. Scott Entitled,
when You Get What You Want You
poH'pWahta taitii" sAn ToNq'h ,ihi,I
Mr.. Scott t''sar sure Bro, brought hd down III the
house with his highly colored. COS.
tune ne Hemp He made ePI5 typical pp il,ieol ieolOred
+. E. Broiller. F. l.. Snyder and
Henry Gassert, each in especially ell
aborate attire, kept the audience in
an uproar with songs and repertoire.
Il The .Argonne quartet. combating of
Arthur Feese, AL. G. Soatt, FL L. any.
der and Al. G. Snedeker was ansure
enough u. eolored quartet and were
forced to- respond to several encores.
Their voices were very nne.a their
choice OF .songs good, and they were
delivered with some pepi especially
Sailing on, the Henry IClay.1' an
liHolyoke can boastuOf some excep.
tionally good singers. and they should
ba heard often in's some kind. Of eater
tainments. Perhaps theb'cap 'sheaf
waa the illustrousi Hebrew. Merle Dun.
ham, in Jewish monologue.lliu pHa
.ii'Monday morning in JudgeiI' ITEM S
Court" represented Frank Castlesin
a very beautiful colored wedding mt.
The state herald., 1921-03-25
Locals in Brief +.
Mrs; Y y, Emeripe spent Thurs
day in Venango visiting.

Mrs, J. H, Emeripe spent Thurs.
day n venango. visiting. ,la m -
I. II. lSaylof returned from few
days''visit al Denver FH ihi "'s
. ,3 S.-A, brooks received four fine reg
istered Poland, China shoats, from Re.
publicany City on Wednesday...la M
hThe' fiolyoke Lumber Company un.
loaded a car of farm Implements this
week nn f'n1 jn7hinl"'m7s f'sa'i"
roi u1A1i'V tU ,WE n'i- ioIrv
Amos Forsythe returned to Hoiyoke
the first of the week after few
weeksi absenoe visiting his parents
at Imperial. iiT '1Ei 's,i iGA1
Mr. and Mrs. T. E, James OF Gree
ley autoed over to Holyoke ON Monday
to visit Mr.. F. Z. Clayton, returning
TUESDAY Tues Ia 'TAeiS are relatives of Mr..
.iSiSNfpfhp'si b. "a 5lGr aa rLr.
nMr and Mrs. Norman Stewart have
rented the Ella. stlekle farm. ana
Herman Poe anil family will move
back on theft. own rlinch Norman
fa,med the Poe place the past year.
F- X. Clayton and daughter. Mrs.
w. + Read. who came to be with the
son and brother of F. f. Clayton dur.
ing his illness, returned to their home
at 'Iissrrice.' Wednesday, via Imperial.
Mrs. J. II. Bemis ana infant child
returned to their home the first of
the week from the home OF Mrs
Anna Forsytie, who was caring for
them CT" ''
MIR. and Mrs. John Eager and
daughter Sara have returned from
Mccook. Nebraska. where they had
been some time taking medical treat.
ment
Miss Iva Eager returned to venan
20 ON Thursday 10 resume her work
as telephone operator She has been
in iiolyoke for a month at the home
of her brother while he ana wife were
at McCook. Nebraska" f07 tu H.-
The Immigrant car OF Herman Poe
arrived on Thursday. and A. c,
Cauble. Il. IL Lock. Roy Caubie and
Cecil colglazier hauled the goods to
the Poe ranch two miles east OF the
Amitie school house. .h ~ iit
Mrs. Charles Dean returned 10 her
home at Denver IN Wednesday nfter
week spent In Holyoke visiting her
daughters. Mrs. Collier hnd family.
and Miss Eva Dean. stenerapher FOR
Attorney Wairod.
Mrs H. A. Bnir and .son OF Council
BUNS arrived Thursday morning to
visit her parents. Judge and Mrs
George Weir. and family, Mrs Bains
coming was q 'omplcte surprise "a
her parents. She and her husband
had charge Of the central otnce hers
n number OF years ago. itt.r ,u
Mrs George sorcnscn and son ar
rived ON the Thursday morning train
to visit her parents. Mr., aud Mrs
ILL. Carpenter. and children. Mrr
Sorenscn.s home is at Tres pedras
New Mexico. but she came here from
MorrcIi. colors,io, where shc has
been visiting her husband. who In en-
: played ut that place,
ar - -"
The state herald., 1921-03-25
r,rAs TRACTORS REDUCED

We are pleased To announce that
Titan Tractors have been reduced Az
follows:
Our 1890 Titan Tractors have
been reduced IN price Two Hun.
drea Dollars. making n 1870
Titan Tractor laid down here
si.i2b.O0. Other size tractors
reduced In proportion, w. r.
Miles " h. Turner, Manager
The state herald., 1921-03-25

~ sFhs
MUSICAL THO .'-.. .f-y.sr t'rof.
Bunch Mrs. Bunch, Ralph Bunch
A Traveqty Entitled, THE Way sIt's
DonS 1t The Broadway;'is1eas .ss
Manrico De Kakiack .....A. T. Hale
Ls0norssDe Repertoire Lucille Martin
The Count De Lumb bago!Jdhn Weiahd
The state herald., 1921-03-25
LEGISLATIVE MISTAKES AND
ua ul THEIR CAUSES % lhI


The. present Colorado Legislature
was offered a splendid opportunity
for public service. With a strong
working majority. republican In both
the house and senate, and with re-
publican governor. there was every
reason to expect some real helpful
laws TO meet the UNUSUAL conditions
which need correction ut this time
,Candor compells MS 10 admit that
the present body fails to measure up
TO their responsibility, 5o IN. ns.
The governor seoms willing TO sac
rilce everything In legislation to get
even with John Vivian. who has fail
ed,,to Always follow the governors
wishes. whils two mnny members of
the legislature ARE absorbed IN the
occupation of putting over some slight
ADVANTAGE for k,ke,r part.cp!ar a!s
trict to the eNtept that they are me-
glecting the, really big and vital af.
fairs OF state wide IMPORTANCE, "a
The state should have been fairly
roapportioned ut this session. 81, that
the many inequalities In representa-
,ion caused by the shifting of the
population could he cqualIzed This
is the proper time under the tonsti
tuition TO ancct this change, but the
Injection ,of petty political issues has
atisen 10 prevent this being aeeomp
lished 10 this ttmea,apd dt will per
haps be neccssary to initiate this
measure at the next election aIj
Asi n ,rcpuhlscan.f and n arm bcliser
In the principles OF the party. we de
piore tho necessity Tor this criticism
hut the facts are NO obvious that we
feel the people are entitled to know
the REASONS. Many OF oar Legislator
ara -psrformlns honest. CONSCIENTIOUS
service, with hrnad minds and u
proper conception OF their duties
bur unfortunately. they appear to b,
IN the minority and the results oisfhs
scbsion do not promise great i'm
provcntent In our present laws.
The state herald., 1921-03-25
.ffgtg.u 'lf.uu M u FlAH1N
,GOOpBYE, ,r,.SCOTTIE"".


loWOrA iwasd received this week of
the death of j. C. Scott of Sterling
at,iNew Orlsans.D o 1u,.la ''i-
The Ipassingliof this noble character
10 a distinrt losa to Sterling and the
state at large.
The Herald editor was, close
friend. of "Srotty's.p as he was known
to everybody. and no one knows
bstterii the bullet, 'unassuning bene-
factions of this splendid citizen. r
We, served with himicin the legis-
lature, and no member of any ses-
sion was ever more active In giving
to the people OF Colorado real ser.
vice. than was 81 c! Scott.
Never having known the pleasures
of home. and family ties. after reach
ing manhood. he seemed to get real
Joy Outh Of life IN helping others.
manyiof whom rcoAld have no claims
upon his generosity and "a some of
whom were almost strangers.
For years. no lone who was asso-
ciated with him In any way was al
lowed TO visit Sterling without be-
ing the recipient Of his, hospitality.
Making, his own way in the, world,
without the advantages which are
considered necessary to worldly sue
cess, he yet accumulated substan-
tial fortune. and in doing so helped
the unfortunate, and the peedy.
His defeat when, a candidate for
the state senate four years ago was
doubly painful to him for the rea-
son that he had, served the people
so industriously and so faithfully
during his two terms in the lower
house, 80 --.,.4 ,a.,
He was true Christian in that
he loved hts fellow man.
.-i- q iAbou spoke more lnw!
Bnt cherrify' still: and said RI rray
thee then. .Ie,r
Write me us one who loves his fellow
,ll man. iru.- -"r" '','rmf
The Angel wrote and vanished. Tile
' next night .7oa1uu piTuit
II came again. with great waken-
ing light.
And showed the names OF those
whom love OF God had bless'd.
And. 10. Ben Adhem's name led all
nD the rest.-aLeigh Hunt. l
The state herald., 1921-03-25
'BreN.isss

vern Troutman made Il business
trip to Denver. returning, Thursdsy
morning to attend the funeral Of lis
grandmother. Mrs. Peter.
The state herald., 1921-03-25

The annual frolic of the American
Legion minstrels was given on Tues
day. ....s evening lP the high lshoQl as.
sembly room to large and appre-.