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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-04-15

And when we hear father singing
to baby we should pretend to be
asleep if We are the baby.-New York
Herald.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-04-15

A form of pumice stone has been
discovered in Japan, which can be
used in concrete for boat building.
making concrete as strong, but 60
per cent. lighter than the ordinary
kind,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-03
HARDINGCVI ODJELl.
Ma 10000 jejich maricnskych
spoluobcanu prisIo Sc 5 mimi
rozloucit.

Marion, O.. 2. brezna. Pro-
slula predni veranda els. $50
Mount Vernon Ave, bvla sv6d-
KEN mnohych velikych shro-
mazdeni Ia posledni narodni
politicke kampane, ale nikdy
takoveho iako dnes, kdyz ma
10, 900 sousedu, znamIch a
spoluobcanu prislo rici good
bye Hardingovym.
Ncbylo tn zadnych obrad-
nosti, coz zvlaSt6 Sc zamlouva-
10 priStimu presidentu, ienz
ma pred sebou perne diva dny.
Y 7:30 dnes vecer Hardinguv
zVlastni vlak odejel do Wash
ingtonu. kde Jest oGekavan Y
80 Ultra odpoledne. V druzi-
nc nastavai iiciho presidenta by
la ieho seStra, SleCna Abigail
Hardingova. jeho otec, Dr..
George T. Harding a DR.. G.. f..
Sawyer, ienz byl oSobnim le-
KAREN pristine presidenta od
zahajeni kampane.
Pro Marion byl to dnes tfi-
hodinovy svatek. Rano kazdy
sci po SVEN zam6stnanI 4 Sko-
ly byly otcvfcny jako obvcej
ne, avSak 10 hodin Zavreny
kramy, Skoly rozpuSt6ny 4 br-
~ potom ze vSech casti mesta
schazeli Sc lide X residence
Hardingoyych. Y | hodinu ye-
! sIo opet yaechno do pravidel-
nych koleil.
Y upominhU na yyZnamly
| den MarlonStl venovali nasta'
vaiicimu presidentu stribrnou
plakctu, icz byla mu odevzda'
na Rev. McAfteem L baptist
ckeho kostcIa, kteryz Hardin
goVi navstevoVali.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-03
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Zajata nev&sta.
Roman va etyrech dech cd pi E. d. NJ Southworthove
Pro "Domacnost" prelozl Hugo Chotek


Pro muze odvazne a hrdinne
byla to bitva osudna, Ia to ale
zbab6li "skryvacove" NELL tn
dosti prilezitostl, ably vyhnuli
Sc boji nepozorovane ukryli
Sc "a tluste kmeny, nebo V roz-
sedlinach. Dustojnici caste mu-
sill dohllzeti k Zadnim radam a
hnati zbabelce ty ku predu.
Major Min, jsa cinnym e.
nerickym muzem, byl take "a
tim ucelem vyslan ma zad a pro
jizdeje housti. narazil ma Bill
lingcoo-a, jenz skrIval Sc V nej
hustsim krovi.
"Vzchopte Sc a jdete Okla
mite k setnine !" poroucel
Min.
ooh, ia nemohu ia nemo-
hu, skutecne! Slyste jen, jak to
tam strili a boucha. F. A podivej-
te Sc, jak ii lide padaji k zemi
jako mouchy, Oh, ubozi hosi."
bedoval Billingcoo,
"Styd'te Sc. Vstahte a po-
mahejte tenn 'ubohym no.
chum", pro nez predstirate to-
lik sympatie !"
"Nemohu! Skutecne memo
hut Kule boil. Opravdu - pu-
sobi velke bolestil A rebelove
nemaii ami neimenSi ohled ma
lidsky zivot nebo jeho udy. Oh,
ubozi hoSi! Oh, ubozi hoSi!"
bedoval Billingcoo.
"Hrdinni hoSi, chcete snad
rici. Vstante a vezmete 81 z
Mich priklad"
ooh, nemohu! Opravdu ne
mohu ami "a cely zivot ne! Byl
bych iista usmrcen. Rebelov6
nekoukaji kan strili, nebo ko-
ho trefl. Nine trefili by neidri-
vel"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-03
UCTENi HNEZNAMEHO.'

Washington, 2. brezna. Sne-
moyna posIanecka dnes priia-
Ia i'i4hvlu resoIuci narizuiici
odboru yalky pfiyczti i Fran
Gle telo neztotozneneho amerl
,keho rolaka pohrbiti le 5
pllpadn,ml poctami ia narod
nim hrbitoTc Arlingtonskem
Timto zpusobem tez Francie
,rotila evf "nezname nrtv6 y
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-03

PRODA Sc farma 0 80 "a
krech, pekn6 budovy a uplne
zarizena. Dost dobytka, drube-
ze a veskerG farmarske zafize-
nj. Pekny cukrovy les zanov-
nj zarizeni na d6lani syrobu.
Musi Sc prodat co nejdrive a
proto Sc da lacino aneb Sc Wy
meni "a mestky maJetek. Iato
farma je pouze % mil vYChOd-
ne cd Clevelandu, l mill Cd ka-
ry IL cd dlazby Y dobrem
teskoslovenskem okoli, blize
Skoly. - Nam vice peknych a
urodnych farem ma pr0Gej ! ma
vym6nu "a m6stske majetky.
Nam cd ) do 800 akru, nedale-
ko cd Clevelandu, a nektere
mono koupit 5 docela mal0u
splatkou hotove. Nyni je nei-
lepsi cas- zacit farmarit a proto
hledate-i farrnu, plijd'te Ike
mne aneb piSte a ia Vas navsti-
vim a pomohu Vam vybrat far
mu, ktera Sc VAN bude libit.
Haste Sc u L. Rericha, 5015
Pershing ave. 21
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-03
FARMA.

Observation-Disclosures far
ma O "a akrech, II mil cd Gle
velandu ma dlazdene ceSte, pul
mile cd elektricke kary, dunn o
8 pokoiich, elektrika, voda V
kuchyni a troje kamna, bane,
slepitnik, synka, garaz 2 kone,
2 kravy, l jalovice, l tele, 2
praSnice, Z praSat, 60 slepic,
100 buslu ovsa, $50 buslu ku-
kurice, 80 buSlu brambor, 8
tun sena, 4 tuny slamy, 80 ovoc
nych stromu, 2 vozy, Ford au-
to, gasolinovy motor. srotov-
nix, reZaGka, odstfediyka NILE
ka a maslenka. Proda Sc neb
vymeni "a mestsky majetek.
Zavoleite, dopiSte neb pfiid'-
te do dradovny F. c. Sklenar
Co., 1862 Washington Park
Boulevard. Tel. Union 315 w.
Ptejte Sc ma j. Marunu, zkuse-
neho farmare, ktert dobre
YAM poradi. 3-5
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-03
ZNAMENITE MiSTO

rybareni a letni obydli. Nam
ieSte n6kolik velkych lotu II
Restful Lake, pouze Is mil od
m6sta, krasne romanticke
krajine, mezi Chagrin Falls
Burton u same kary a dlazby.
Lofty Sc prodavaji od $500
vySe, "a hotov6 neb IA splat-
ky. Dobra prilezitost "a malo
penez traviti Y prirode parn6
Ietni dny klidu a spokojeno-
sti a mimo toho jest to dobr6
ulozeni pen6z. Q blizsi vysvet-
Ieni Sc Haste Il L. Reficha,
3O15 Pershing Ave, byvala
Hollister 3-3
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-03

zelinarska a drubezni farma ma
Lake Shore Electric trait. We
smes pisetna hlinita pdda, 10
pokojovy dun dobrem stavu,
pul mile cd katolickeho kostela
a skoly. Cena $4500. Hotov6 sc
zada $500.
Dean C. Emmons, Eichorn
ave-, roh zap. 49. ul, Edge
water 1859. "a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-03

PRODAJi Sc dive samohraci
piana, pouze 3 mesicc H1lva-
ma. 8S notova. Jedno dubove,
druhe mahagonove, obe isou
iako move. Snizeny ma >2S5.
Tez ledno samohracl piano,
83 notove, duhove, rol.anu
a lavickou, Use "a $225 Bidka
to lace.
Pet upright plan oJ >125
do 1925.
Nekolik ponekud obehra-
nych mluyicich strolu. ysech
finisu, "a meme nez polovichu,
/ 5 rekordv.
Nemeli bystc proDa III ufo
prilezitoSt
Priid'te. AT liz koupitc ueo
ue Ia hotove neb ma splat
MARESH PIANO CO
.>505 yych. So. ii.
roA Drak9, blize Eroad~s
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DOBRY SEDMIPOkOJOVY

DUN, lot 132X264 stop, who'd
ny pro zahradu j drubez Y ma
lem meste zapadne cd mesta,
dosti prace, dobre mzdy, lepSi
zivobyti a vetsi uspory nezli V
meste. Cena $1,000. Hotove Sc
zada $500.
Dean c. Emmons, Eichorn
ave-, roh zap. 49. ul., Edge
water 1859. "a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-03

PRODA Sc farma o 100 "a
kroch, II mil Cd Clevelandu,
je tam 10 krav, 4 kone, Slept
&c, uroda, move ban6, ktere ne
postavite ia $4,000, silo, velky
dunn. skIep pod celym domem,
pekna stepn.ce a velky les. Ce-
ma $4,000, hotoye $4,000. Pri-
ncste 81 hned zavdavek. neb je
to velka lace. BlizSi sdeli Frank
j. Parenica. 12309 Union Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-03
65-AKROVA FARMA,

blize dlazdtne cesty, 40 akru
zorano, dobra puda, 5-pokojo-
vy dunn, yelka stodola, silo, Gu
krove stromy a zarizeni, mnoz-
stvi dobrych ovocnych stromu,
2 kon6, 10 krav a jalovic, 20
slepic, seno a obili, nacini i
y-EnaLr,o --,.,,,a..a,,7
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-03
DUN PRO

DUN PRO dive rodiny '
Corlett Sc proda velmi LEVINE,
"a pricinou odiezdu do Czech.
Haste Sc V elsie 1904 Ange-
luS Ave. So
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-03


muto srdecne k povyseni, jez 81
byl tento chra brosti, neohroze~
nosti duchapritomnosti "a
slouzil.
"Diky", pravil maly hrdina,
vztyciv Sc hrde. ia jim to po-
vidal, tenn ddstojnikum, pri od-
vadeni, re mohu vykonavati do
bre sluzby pro vlast, oni ale
vzdy Sc mi ien vysmali a mne
pro malou postavu moji odml-
til, ma vzdor nepopiratelne sku-
tecnosti, re kazdy skoro hrdi-
ma, cd Alexandra az ma Napo-
leona Bonaparta byl postavy
male a slabe. Ano, vsude mne
odmitli, az konecne nadesla do
ba, kdy bylo zle a oni radi bra
Ii treba poloslepe polohlu-
che. Potom teprve svolili a pri-
jail mne".
"A Wy prokazal jste vlasti
sve sluzby velmi cenne, sluzby,
ma nez muzete byt hrdIm, ma
jore Mime." odpovedel Justin.
S Billingcooem neprisel Ju-
stin do styku vubec.
Ku konci ledna ucineny co
MONA rozhodne kroky ku OBJ
kliceni Petersburgu a Richmon
du a V cele armade dely Sc prl-
pravy nejrozsahlejsi.
NejdulezitejSim bylo zmoc-
niti Sc .iizni drahy a ably pozor-
most nepfitele odvracena byla
Cd hlavniho dcele, otevrena sill
ma kanonada ma Petersburg, po
silajlci celou spoustu d6lovych
kuli do mesta.
Pod zaStitou straSne te pal
by mohli do City Point dopra-
veni byti ran6ni, zavazadla a
vubec vSe, co obtezovalo arma-
du a vSechno GerstvG voisko mo
hlo soustredeno byti ma lcvcm
kfidle.
BvIo to asl ku treti hodin6
rannl dne 5. unora, kdyz pod
ochranou tiny Greggova .iizdni
divisc vylela tabora, nasledo-
vana Patym a DruhIm armad-
MIN sborem. Povernost byla
prekrasna, cesty poradliu nej
IepSlm a muzStvo V naIadG Wy
borne.
Byla to podivna shoda okol-
nosti, re plukovnik Rosenthal
mel Statl / tomto boii proti te-
muz hrdlnnemu nepriteli, jenz
prot nemu stal V bitve Il Cold
Harbour, totiz prot iizde gene
rala Wadeho Hamptona. Bylo
tomu ale TAX, nebot sOtya re
preJeli Ream's Station, Ma silni-
CT Dinwiddie, kdyz setkali Sc S
lizdou Wade Hamptona a mu-
sill 81 cestu Svoii vyboiovati.
Opet ale byli viteznymi a Jake
vichrice hnali sc k Dinwiddie,
zahan6lice po cest6 te rOzloze-
ne nepratele.
1ine divlse braly sc ku predu
nejblizsiml rovnobezne bezici-
mi Silnlcemi a ony muSlly s
kazdou mill vvdobytl vclml ma.
mahavc.
Hlayni bitva svcdena byls
ale V pond6ll dine 6. Inora, |
Hatchcr'S Run, prudke hlubo
ke to Teky, protinaiici nepru
chodnou skoro pustinu, protka
nou d6snymi rozsedlinami
smrdutymi bahnisky a hustym
lesy - utvar pudy zcela nov.
pro naSe vojiny, nepratelum a
lie velcznamy. Nebvlo divu pro
to, zc zaStayena byla nase al
mazda Ma n6jakou dobu
Bitva zapocala casn6 ran;
stavala Sc prudSi od hodiny
hodinG. Greggova divise .ilZd.
sborv Warrenuv a Humphre.
Nv byly pc cely den V ohni
Anovu a znOvu hnaly utokem
nedbaiice strasneho deste kul
ktery sypal>s Sc jako pfi kiupc
biti.
StestI obou voJsk byio str,da
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PRODA Sc grocerni OBJ
chod, rohov6 misto pri tydni
tribe $500. Velmi dobre mi
sto pro pricinliveho obchodnI-
ka. Haste Sc V elsie 1916 Lo-
rain Ave. 81
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PRODA Sc:

PRODA ST grocerni a rezni-
cky obchod dobre jdouci "a
4 hodn5ch podnlnek. Da e
yelmi LEVINE. Adressa Sc sd6li Y
adm. Sv6ta 2-7
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-03

den na Angelus Ave. proti ko-
stelu sv. Rodinv ma t. 131 nj.
a druhy ma r. 1873 ul.. blize
Miles Ave. Jsou move a moder-
ne zarizenc. Cena levna Hla-
ste Sc elsie 12SO2 Ferris A.
ye. 3-4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-03
FARMA o 103 akrech,

FARMA o 1O3 akrech, 18
mil cd mesta Sc vvm6ni "a
mestsky majetek. Ma prvnl
tridy budovv, s krav. 2 parry
koni, 3 prasata, 90 slepic, uro-
du a velka Stepnice. Jest tam
les, nehoz lie odprodati dri-
Vi Ia $4,000. Zivy potok pro-
teka skrZ. Cena $1700. Blizsi
Sdeli John c. Urban, 13505
Bartlett Ave. 80
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-03

534 AKRU blize Chardon.
28 mil cd Public Squaru, 6ti
pokojovy dunn, 9todola a sle-
picnik, dlazdena costa. Cena
$1,000, musi miti hned $4,000
hotov6. Haste Sc 1909 Scho-
field, Ontario 2145. -?
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Wy DUN, velky Sklep, lot 44X
195 st. blize S. Brooklyn kary,
cena $4,000, hotove sc zada
$4,000.
Dean c. Enlmons, Eichorn
ave, roh zap. 40. ul., Edge
water 1859. 2-1
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NEODkLADEJTF, tt

PRiLEZETUST. Dunn Q ; SVet-
nicich ) koupelnou. ferneS, ga
raz, elektrika, plyn, hridlico-
va strecha, ulice dlazdena, bli-
ze dvou poulicnich drah. Ce-
na $4,000. Blizsi sdeli J T. Ne
1edltL. 11Ol5 Union A~e., We
die Bouleyardu. Tel. Broad
way. 252H - Union 1861 r
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-03
KOUPf Sc.

KOUPIM dohreho hlidaciho
psa, DO pripade vym6nin1 "a
n6i p6kne kraliky. Ucinte
prihldSku Y adm. t. |. 80
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PRODA Sc farma 0 IS 2

PRODA Sc farma IS a.
krech, 30 mil Cd Clevelandu S
peknou cernou ornici, ) krav,
a kone, drubez, Uroda a vSech-
no hospodarsk6 naradi. Cena
$500, hotov6 $4,000. Haste
Sc u F. J. Parenica, 12309
Union Ave. 80
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-03

PRODA Sc dunn o 5ti poko-
iich, sklep, Skopky ma pradlo,
vytapeni horkou vodou, kou-
pelna, eIektrina, garaz, slepic-
mix, nalGza Sc blize Barkwill
Skoly. Cena levna. Haste Sc
V els. 5015 Anson Ave. 80
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc byt 0 ) po-
koiich, koupclna, elektrika,
plyn. China kabinet, satnik a
dish pantry. Haste sc Y els.
1925 Storer Ave, 3-5
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-03

kAMNA 2 druhe ruky vseho
druhu prcdava a kupuje w.
Sedlacek. 326J Z. 40. st.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-24

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-18
CONDEMN ship
CANAL PROJECT
Waterways Association Adopts Res
oIutiOn OPPOSING Great Lakes
st. Lawrence Plan.

Savannah, Ga, Nov. 1s.-The At
1antic Deeper Waterways associa-
lion, In annual convention here,
adopted today a resolution oppos-
ing the Great Lakes-St Lawrence
ship canal project.
The resolution was reported late
last night after a hot fight In the
resolutions committee.
THE continued agitation for
canalization of the St Lawrence
river prompts US to reiterate our
earnest belief in the principle de-
clared at our convention in 1920,
that all applications made by the
congress of the United States for
the improvement Of waterways,
should be expended solely upon
such improvements as lie wholly
within American boundaries, Juris-
diction and control"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-18
Boy Scout News

Tho court of honor meeting to-
night is expected to furnish two
more Eagle Scouts to the city. The
Eagles Nest has aroused enthus-
1asm among boys who are near
that rank and some hard work is
being done Only three merit
badges a month are allowed local
Scouts and a large number of first
class Scouts are appearing for ex-
animation.
\ special rehearsal for the mem
bers of the band is being held this
afternoon The group is making
splendid Roadway under the lead
ership of Albert Hoelcher. Regular
meetings are held Wednesday eve
nings.
All patrol leaders in the city
will meet tomorrow afternoon in
Scout headquarters Next week
patrol leaders are required TO take
full charge OF troop meetings to
qualify for the special patrol lead
arS' neckerChief, which is to be
giYon all who complete the course.
4 large number Of the former
members of troop are expected
out this evening TO the meeting at
Scout headquarters, when a sea
Scout troop viii be organized for
the city. Great enthusiasm has
been aroused for this work and
Sidney Gordon expects this group
II be doing some real work within
= short time. The meeting will
BEGIN at 1880 O'CLOCK sharp.
Real interest is being aroused
among the colored boys Of the city
Tor scouting A large number of
hogs regularly attend the meetings
Of troop No. II which are held
each Monday evening in the Way
man chapel.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-18

Augustana conservatory of music
| has received a new addition to the
| faculty in David Pollikoff, violin in
structor, formerly of Chicago, it
was announced today. Mr.. Polli-
| koff came to the community this
fall a protege OF Ludwig Becker,
conductor of the Tri-City Symphony
orchestra, who discovered him and
Immediately planned to put him in
the Tri-City Symphony orchestra
Mr.. Becker regarLS the young mu-
stefan as a coming master of the
instrument, a DOrn genius. He has
already been made assistant con-
cert meister OF the local orchestra.
His affilation with the conservatory
faculty will be a splendid oppOr-
tunity for young violinists to work
under d future master
The Violinist has lived in this
country only about ten years, hav-
ing come here with his parents and
q number of brothers and sisters
from Kiaf. Russia. He attended
the Chicago schools and completed
grammar and high school work il
five years His violin studies have
extended over only the same pc
riod Of time. He has been solOist
with the Chicago Symphony or
chestra.
During the war, young Pollikoff.
in company with Coe Petit, plan
ist, made two months tour OF the
American army cantonments, Civ
ing concerts in Is camps in the
United States. The remarkable
technique Of the young Russian on
the violin won him favorable press
comments wherever he appeared
before the public.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-18

Christie Smith, pastor of the Meth
odist Episcopal church here
Rev. Smith, who is rs years old,
recently returned from the Des
Moines conference having made the
15O-mile trip with his wife by auto
mobile. at the conference he
preached bis semi-oenteniai ser
mon.
Next to driving his automobile
Rev. Smith takes most delight in
walking a tight rope, a survival of
the days when he longed to become
circus acrobat, he says
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-18
PASTOR ROUNDS
HALF CENTURY
IN CONFERENCE

Dedham, Iowa-Fiffy years IN
one conference, during which time
he preached more than 1890 ser
mons and saw $500 persons con-
verted and taken into the church.
Is the record OF Rev. William
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-18

ms wife, Rev. Smith declares :,
ing She is as able to nm ~.
PIT as l. and has served as 2
lmendent or the SUNDAY ~
chor1ster, pianist. ssacba- 10
leader in the missionary gor;..,a
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-18

a farm IL miles from Des Moines.
He was a student in the public
schools, member OF the second
graduating class OF Simpson col
lege, IndianoIa, Iowa, and was the
first editor OF the Simpsonian, col
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-18

The veterans first sermon was
delivered at Perry. His salary at
that time was $500 a year.
He came to Iowa from Coshocton,
o., with his parents in a prairie
schooner in 1856, and settled on
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-18

iege newspaper.
During the first AZ years of his
ministry he delivered three ser
mons each Sunday.
The credit for his half century
Of work in the ministry is due to
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-10-28
SOUTH VERNON.

Mrs. W. l.. White spent Sunday with
relatives in Kcenp.
Albert Willis of Porto Rico is living
with his aunt, Mrs. r. l.. Kecney, and
attending school
The Every Other Thursday club will
have a Halloween social Tuesday ut Mrs
Alfred Evans of West Mortified.
Mrs. Frank /Lackey and daughter,
Beatrice, Of West Wardsboro are visit
ing Mrs. Lackey'S daughter, Mrs. War
rem b. Dunklee
Rev. II. f. Kcency will preach in the
Advent Christian church at 1915 O'Clock
Sunday morning; Sunday school at noon
Loyal Workers meeting at O'Clock in the
evening.
Rev. l.. +. Reynolds of Boston will
speak Friday evening at 100 O'Clock in
the Advent Christian church in place of
the regular Thursday evening prayer
meeting.
\ Halloween social will be given by
the pupils of the South school Mt tn,
brick schoolhousc Saturday evening al
7.30, There will be small admission
charged Refreshments will be servet
and there will be on sale home mad,
candy and popcorn. Come and have your
! fortune told. All are welcome The
proceeds will $50 towards the victrola fol
! the school
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-10-28
VERNON.

Mrs. George X. Stebbins is visiting rela-
tivcS in Winchester, y. H.. this week.
Mrs. Richard Davis and son, Merle, Of
Brattlcboro are guests at Wallace Clark's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Reed Of New York
city were recent guests of Mrs. VI. l..
Reed.
Dwight Fairman of Springfield CVt.) is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r.
Fairman.
Henry Johnson, formerly employed at
Mortified Farms, is working for Il. \.
Stpeeter.
Mr., and Mrs, W. G. GriggS of IIol-
brook, Mass, We're weekend guests of
her sister, Mrs. II. a. Brown.
Pupils of district No. I. Miss Elizabeth
Carriers, teacher, will give an entertain
ment with box lunch Friday evening.
Nov. 4. at s o'clock at the schoOlhouSc
Parents and friends are invited to attend
Services at Vernon Union church are
as follows: Morning service at 1919
preaching by the pastor, Rev. Il. r.
Jones' Sunday school at noon; Christian
EndeavOr meeting Mt Z, followed by eve.
ming neryicos at 7.30.
The members of the class, Daughter,
Of Ruth, entertained the Try-wcll elias,
Saturday evening at the home of Miss
Gladys Brown. About - members came
dressed in costume and masked Prize,
were given to Miss Ruth Fisher as O
negro nanny and Carl Cook as n COW,
boy for being most effectively disguised
Games were played and a general good
time was enjoyed. Refreshments Wer,
, served.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-10-28

\ contributor 10 tn "Eoston Tran
scrlrt y has considered recent editor
ial in the "Iwncrs Walls Renortrr,
which "Thc 'oUaNt repr,ntcd, and
finds himself IN accord with the turner's
Falls writer in lamenting the disappear
ancc of oxen from New England farms.
The Boston man and his rural neiglbor
are ri.ht 80" WhcH the oxen disappeared
other tHinos loft he farm too among
thrse things being Il source of food
supply, II Source Of fertilizer and an
incentive for the boy, to remain ON The
farm.
The loss of the boy was the most
serious and nov. as immigrants take
the place of ratiye stock. one observes
that thcir children lack the opportunity
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-10-28
Owe OF Own.

| must confess I'd rather dress
I'm ovcrallS and blouse.
Than run in debt for what | get.
And mort gage shop and house.
I'd rather choose some common shoes
Sufficiently old and wide.
To ft my feet tho not so neat
Than crafty my pride
I'd rather strive to keep alive
On good corn bread aud beans
Than live so high ON cake and pic,
And go beyond my means.
I'd rather own a hut Of slabs
Than owe for mansion grand;
I'd rather pay my honest way,
Than owe for house and land.
I'd rather dwell in lonely dell,
In shack my funds can buy.
Than live in style in n house of tile
And owe for living high.
r. ID. f.. in Printers Exchange.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-10-28
Many Waiting For Il Purchases,
nHnrre Times.l

Town correspondence from one small
hi!l town in Vermont tells of the recent
purchase Of farms by two parties from
other states This particular town hap
mems TO be the one in which n family of
newcomers 10 the state has made a not
able success Of their agricultural venture
ON hillside farm, which was Thought
t. he good for little cvccpt grazing. Pos
sibly the success of this family is upov-
ing an incentive to ambitious people IN
other states. There are Il good many hill
fnrins in all Vermont waiting for the
right parties TO come and make good.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-10-28
GREEN RIVER.

Raymond Wells is working for a, G.,
Gallup this week.
Mrs, $. w. stowe came Sunday for a
week in her old home.
Mrs. NJ. J.. Smith has her mother with
her from Arlington, Mass
Otis johnson went to Ware. Mass,
Tuesday. where he will visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Gallup left Wednes-
day for Burlington, where they will visit
their sons, Leslie and Forest Gallup,
students at the university.