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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-08
THE BASEBALL. MONARCHY

If that famous figure OF the big
leagues, named Ruth, is disposed to try
out the legal aspects Of the case, there
is some doubt whether the dictator OF
the baseball world can by his decree
deprive Ruth of his share OF the re-
ceipts of the worle series simply be-
cause Ruth was independent enough to
engage in his occupation after the close
of the baseball season in the so-called
major leagues. Ruth sold his services
to the New York American baseball
team; he rendered those services; he,
therefore, Is entitled to his pay for
those services. At least, that is our
viewpoint Of the situation. All efforts
to enforce post -season discipline are
beside the mark; Ruth is entitled to
pay for the services rendered before
The alleged infraction Of discipline.
The alleged infraction of discipline has
whatever to do with the origi-
nal contract under which Ruth sold
his services tc the New York American
league team There are many people,
not in sympathy with Ruth's barn
storming career and his Haunting of
defiance at the rules of the baseball
leagues, who would like to have the
matter of withholding his world series
money tried out in the courts of the
country and not in baseball tribunal,
wen though that tribunal be a person
% high in legal lore as Judge Landis
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-08

Examination Of deer carcasses sent
from Vermont 70 Massachusetts, Tor
evidence If Illegal killing 81 does has
failed p reveal nsny, il any, car
ossses q does and !. Is more CERTAIN
that persons who. unpitfingiy ~ osh-
er~ise. shoo; TIRE female q the deer
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-08
Invitation to Flight.

Professor Of Chemistry Ito class \
III anything should 60 wrong with
this experiment, we and the laboratory
with us might be blown sky high,
Come closer, gentlemen, 50 that you
may be better able to folIow me-
Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-08

Whom a man hasn't picayune his
pieayuniary affairs are in bad shape,
Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-08

P. S. Am raising the dead with it.
Confined to bed not able to move, used
about twelve bottles so far and able
to walk around the house little with
out aid. +. +. ID.
Your druggist has il.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-08

South Butler. n Y, Aug PC, 1918
Mr.. A. J. Phillips.
Dear Sir: Please ship via. express
to Savannah. \. Y, at once one dozen
A. J. p. Rheumatic Remedy.
Respectfully yours,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-08

If there were more hedgehogs in
Vermont there might be one certain
way to combat unemployment.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-15
THE ETERNAL TRUTH

They were honeymooners, but you would never have known it. For he was less attentive to her than were the other husbands at the summer boarding house to their wives.
 And there was one couple espe- cially that most of the other boarders thought, when they heard about newlyweds in their midst, were the honeymooners.
 And the Real Newlyweds and the Seemed To- Be -Newlyweds b a m e quite friendly. One day as they came out on the porch together, MT. Seemed To Be- -Newlywed hurried, as he always did, to find the most com fortable chair and bring it over for his sweetie, while MT. Real Newlywed let his bride hunt around and get one for herself.
 Poor little bride couldn't help it. Newlyweds she said through quiver- ing lips: See MT. Seemed To Be Newlywed; no wonder people always take them to be for us. I wish you were half as attentive to me-
 Turning to the real man husband her little midget husband said: You know I don't believe in all these fancy frills. Now that women have equal rights I think it is quite right anu DIOpST lOI lO De equal dl- together. While my wife is strong enough to get herself a chair, think it looks foolish for me to wait on her."
 The real man husband. whose happy little wife glowed with good health quite as much, I thought, from the joy of living with him as from taking the hurdles that morning. did my heart good when he answered ''Why the duece don't you stop think | ing about what is right and proper and do what you feel like doing? 1 presume you feel like catering tC i your wife!" and changed the subject l I read somewhere once that Al sound social custom is simply an eX' | pression of eternal truth" In othel
 words, for most of the rules O | etiquette. the various exactions o good form, of "propriety." there Is
 good reason They are merely al
Arizona republican., 1921-09-15

watching for chance to strike with his great. cruel claws.
 I'm too honest to take the food out of other peoples mouths! re- torted Longlegs, dancing around so as always to face Whitehall, one of his great, broad wings held in front of him like a shield, and his long strong yellow. bill ready to strike.
 Every feather on WhitetaiPs head was standing erect with rage, and he looked very fierce and terrible At last he saw a chance, or thought he did, and shot down. But all he got was a feather from that great wing which Longlegs kept in front of him. and before he could get away that long, yellow bill had struck him twice so that he screamed with pain. So they fought and fought till the ground was covered with feathers and they were too tired to fight any longer. Then slowly and painfully old Whitehall flew away over the Green Meadows, and with torn and ragged wings Longlegs flew heavily down the Laughing Brook toward the Big River, and both were sore and stiff. and still hungry.
 Dear me! Dear mel What ter rible thing and how useless anger is,' said Grandfather Frog, as he climbed back on his big green lily pad in the warm sunshine.
 Next Story: "Grandfather Fros Gets Into Trouble"
Arizona republican., 1921-09-15
ONE TEEORN

ONE THEORY "Where do children get so many faults?" T guess we must pass our own along.'-Louisville Courier-JournaL
Arizona republican., 1921-09-15
SISTER MARYS
 KITCHEN
By Sister Mary

By Sister Mary When choosing a lunch box choose one that may be thoroughly scrubbed and scalded. A paste board of leath- CT composition soon absorbs odors and gives fresh food packed in the box most unpleasant taste.
 A tin or granite %Sare pail answers the purpose perfectly well if an espe- cially constructed luncheon kit con taining a thermos bottle is out of the question. In fact most school boys prefer something with no fuss and feathers. A boy wants good substan- tial food that he can eat quickly. This habit of fast eating seems to prevail among school children and is hard for a mother to control. One way is to each day put some food in the lunch box that will require prepa- ration on the child's part. For in- stance. a hard boiled egg should be left in the shell. nuts should be cracked but not picked out. And al ways leave the crusts on the bread for sandwiches, but put butter and filling to the very edge. Wrap each sandwich separately in oiled paper.
 Very few boys like to bother with custards or stewed fruits or salads in the cunning little containers that girls adore, so most of boys lunch
 
 hard boiled eggs and chicken drum stick occasionally.
 If an egg is properly hard boiled it is easily digested and an excellent food. Put the eggs on to cook in | cold water and bring to the boiling point but do not let boil. Put over a fire that will keep the water al this temperature and let stand foI | 40 minutes. Plunge immediately into | cold water to prevent discoloration. Baked Bean Sandwich | Mash baked beans with a fork ol force through a ricer. Add enough 1 tomato catsup to moisten and pu between thin slices of whole whea | bread and butter.
 Fruit Filling
 This filling may be made and pu in jelly glasses and kept indefinitely
 Six prunes. 6 figs. A cup raisins 10 dates. 1 cup chopped mixed nuts lemon juice.
 Wash fruit. Pour boiling wate over it and let stand 10 minute: Drain and dry between towels. Pu through food chopper. Mix wit nuts which have been very slightl : salted and edd enough lemon juic to make moist. Pack in jelly glasse and store in a cool place. This fill ing is nourishing and we'll lil1es , Stewed prunes may be drained an i. [ chopped and mixed with creaI . cheese and nuts for a substantial fill
Arizona republican., 1921-09-15
Little Stories F0r Bedtime
 W
lcNGlEGS AND WHITEHALL
 QUARREL
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS

You see, Longlegs the Blue Heron had pauiently stood on one foot all the long morning waiting for Grand father Frog to go to sleep on his big green lily-pa6. He had meant to have Grandfather for his breakfast and lunch. for he had had no break Ssss- and it was now lunch time. He NsS so hungry that it seemed to him tnat the sides of his stomach cer- raarly would fall in because there was nothing to hold them up. But f.onEieEs has patience. a very great Ce@i Of patience, and so he had stood, En1 stood. and stood, and stood. all She time on one foot.
 Then without any warning at all old Whitehall. the Marsh Hawk, had glaced out across the Smiling Pool with his great claws stretched out to clutch Grandfather Frog. With a slap of his tail on the water Jerry NuSkrat had warned Grandfather Frog. who had dived into the Smil- aaS Pool with a great splash just in tne very nick of time.
 Now. is there anything in the world so hard on the temper as to lose good meal when you are very, very hungry Of course, Longlegs didn't really have that good meal but he had thought that he was surely going to have it. So when Grandfather Frog splashed into the smiling Pool of course Longlegs lost his temper altogether. His yellow eyes seemed to grow even more vel low
 You robberl You thief" he screamed harshly at old Whitehall.
 Now. old Whitehall was just as hungry as Longiegs. and he had come even nearer to catching Grand f- fxTIi- yol tempered than Longlegs. He had whirled like a flash on Jerry Musk rat. but Jerry had laughed in tho most provoking manner and ducket under water. This had made olC whitetail angrier than ever, and ther to be called bad names-robber ant thief, IL was more than any self respecting Hawk could stand. Yes sir. 1t certainly wasi He fairly shool with rage as he turned in the ali once more and made straight fo 1onglcgs. the Blue Heron.
 I'm no more robber and thie tssn you are" he shrieked.
 You frightened away my frog! scresmed Longlegs.
 ~I didn't"
 T didn't, It wasn't your frog, was mine.'
 ~Chug-a-rum," said Grandfathe FroE 10 Jerry Muskrat as the pecped out from under some lily pads. T didn't know I belonged t anybody. I really didn't Did you? :?
 No replied Jerry, his eye sparkling with excitement as h watched Longlegs and Whitetai s1cS news to me-"
 You're too lazy to hunt like hon est people, taunted old Whitetai z< he wheeled around Longleg
Arizona republican., 1921-09-15
THROUGH A WOMAN'S EYES
BY JEAN NEWTON

expression of a bigger thing. And if people would only stop worrying about what is proper and what is not and just do the loving, the kind, the gracious thing, we would soon have world of Sir Galahads and their feminine counterparts.
 Though they may be just as worthy, some people are less demon stratice than others. But it is a pity for man with real love for woman to let it go to waste while he thinks about what is right and proper or how it will look. It should be, usually is natural for such affection to find
Arizona republican., 1921-09-15

not she is strong enough to do 1t for herself"
 It is custom as old and as sound as the hills. For the eternal truth behind the matter is the chivalry of love that cherishes, and that is the only real love.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-15
TRAMPLE ON TRADITION

SHANGHAI-One thousand Chi nese girl students took part in the Far Eastern Olympiad. Because of their dancing, marching and athletic stunts, many Chinese spectators com plained that they stepped beyond the bounds of feminine activities.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-15

ing. This filling will not keep but should be used immediately.
 Spinach and Egg Filling
 One-t third cup leftover cooked spinach, l hard boiled egg, l tables spoon melted butter, 2 tablespoons lemon juice or vinegar, half teaspoon sugar.
 Chop spinach and egg together Add remaining ingredients and mix thoroughly. When fresh spinach is not obtainable canned or dehydrated is convenient to use
Arizona republican., 1921-09-15
KAIsER,S SHIP FOR SALE

SHANGHAI-A Shanghai ad offers for sale motor vessel that was built in England for ex-Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany. The ship has been con- verted into a cargo vessel. The orig
 inal cost was a quarter of a million.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-15
ExPL AIMED

Mrs Newbride-Our cook says those eggs you sent yesterday were quite old.
 Grocer-Very sorry. ma'am. They were the best we could get You see, all the young chicks were killed off for the holiday trade, so the old hens are the only ones left to do the layin'
 Mrs. Newbride-Oh. to be sure l hadn't thought of that.-Edinburgh Scotsman.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-15
WHY DO YOU
 CODDLE CORNS?. 4 Simpis Touch Can End Them
 and At Once 70

Why pare a corn and keep itI Why pad it and let it remain! Or why treat it in old ways, harsh, crude and uncertains Millions have found a new way. It IS Blue-jay -t the plaster or the Euuid. A touch applies 1t, and the pam stops instantly. Then the whole corn quickly loosens and comes out. The way is gentle, scientific, sure. A famous expert evolved it. A world-famed surgical dressing house produces it. In it freeing thousands of people why not you? Try it on one corn and you will always let 1t end yours. Start tonight.
 Your druggist has
 Liquid or Plaster
 BIue=jay
 Stops Pain Instantly
 Ends Corns Quickly
Arizona republican., 1921-09-15
CLASSIFIED

CLASSIFIED WilHe-What's Judas kiss. dad? Crabshaw-Oh. that's the kind the women give each other.-New York Sun.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-15

important feature of feminine ap- parel.
 Whether or not woman is jealous of the styles set by mere man, at least sh. is trying to emulate him in his hectic boudoir habiliments. The new woman's pajamas and night gowns are shown in colors of the loudest sort. Tangerine, even henna. vie with pinks and blues and yellows. But the most popular of shades Is orchid.
 It seems to be the floral aspiration of the boudoir lady to look like this exotic flower.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-15
Next Story: "Grandfather Fr Gets Into Trouble"
GIVES WINNINGS AWAY

TIENTSIN, China-Chao Pinching bought a lottery ticket and won s100, 900. He used the money to establish schools for boys and girls, to build a knitting factory and to aid his own knitting factory employees
Arizona republican., 1921-09-15
WHAT SHE DESERVED

Dauber-What do you think of my portrait of your wife?
 Husband (who is not impressed)- I think it serves her right!-Edin- burgh Scotsman.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-15

Country Maid-My face is my for tune.
 Her Town Sister (sadly) )-Mine's the face powders and paint merchant ortune!-Edinburgh Scotsman.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-15
YOU CAkN0T T-
 HAVE BEAUTY
Your Complexion Is Marre'
 By BlemiShes

Ii a well known Tact that peauI es,,iJS S1sy DS,arred by pimples, dark salio' aiSsoloTa'ie org, suffer any of these skin H E,e- berin at once the use or Blaek nssassaId and White Beauty Bledch; cold
 This delightfully PerfIuinffpH Pe,aIn fpe sSi8 sSin e386sS e3@BISandd ddeieatdiy T Phf tintsq and IeI9xs ,,Ss tt forms an invisible eoafinE fi n SRd Sn 'NS White h so9gPt PtiH5l %5ll keep the SA'n
 clIp S and and mRli White. sh'i Box l5o5; Mem; 3 Fs FnP5s a.sase Rssh aof of Tfo~efs %Rlef EsiS Ta2 cum.
Evening star., 1921-01-16
ADVERTISEMENT.

And God said Let there be light; and there was
Ggbs-Genes;s J.. 3.
am the light of the world he that followeth
shall not walk IN darkness, but shall e light Of
Me-CHRST JESUS. John v;;;. 12
And if / 60 and prepare place for you, will come
again, and receive you myself; that where am
there ye may be also-CHRIST JESUS. John x;v, g.
Unto them that look for him (the ideal man. Christ)
shall he appear the second without saliva
tion-Heb,e,os ;x. 49,
And we know that the Son of God is come. and
hath given us an understanding that may know him
that is and him that is his
Son Jesus Christi. John ., 90.
If Christ, Truth. has in demonstration,
other commemoraton is requisite. for demonstra-
ton is Emmanuel, or God ,D;th us-NARY BAKER
EDDY Science and Hea1th w;th Key to the Scr;t-
lures. +. "a. .>.-. .--s.
There is but one way to heaven, harmony, and
Christ divine Science shows this way. It is
know no other reaty-to have other consciousness
Of Ife-than good God and His reflection, and rise
superior the so-called pain and pleasure Of the
senses.
MARY BAKER EDDY. Science and Health. s. 242.
Entirely separate from the belief and dream Of
material living is the Life divine. revealing spiritual
understanding and the of mans dornin-
ion the whole earth.
MARY BAKER EDDY. Science and Health s. II.
Evening star., 1921-01-16

West, from the North and from the
South, chanting again the angelic
salutation: GLORY to God in the
highest, and on earth peace, good
will toward men," Nsaiai1 H., ~
The government shall be upon his
shoulder; and his name shall be
called Wonderful Counsellor, The
mighty God. The everlasting Father.
The Prince of Peace" (I,aiah
tx. g.
The present reign of terrorism,
suffering. sorrow and death-shall
cease to govern humanity, for man
will claim his divine birthright-
Life, Love, peace and Joy, the fruits
Of the Spirit. The mighty God, the
omnipotent creator, the infinite, su-
preme intelligence, eternal Life,
Love, and Truth, shall be recognized
and accepted as the great First
cause. the only real power, the only
reality of being, the source and sup
ply of mans existence. Since man
kind first acknowledged Supreme
Being whom they called God, ever
since the FIRST chant Of the creeds-
man and ritualist ascended in praise
to the omnipotent, omniscient, and
omnipfesent Father. whom they ae-
cepted as the source of life and in
telligenee. they have proclaimed
ONE theory and praetised another.
Moses sang: "Hear. o Israel: the
Lord our God is one Lord" The
Hebrew bard swept his Tyre to the
same melody; and on through the
ages the God-inspired have voiced
Truth, till Jesus the Christ appeared,
demonstrating the words of Moses
The Lord He is God; there is none
else beside Him."
At Christ's FIRST appearing in the
flesh humanity was worshippine
other gods and bowing down to
idols Mortals were calling upon
God with the lip, while believing in
another power, the power of sup
positional evil, which testihes of life
in matter. To-day, at His SECOND
coming, Christ, Truth, the ideal man,
invisible to finite sense, finds man
kind bowling to . pseudo power, OF
god. even - at his FIRST coming,
he found the woman at the we'll,
who said: Our fathers worshipped
! in this iaountsin; and ye say. that
in jerusalem is the place where men
ought to worship. Jesus saith unto
her. woman, believe me, the hon,
eometh, vhen ye shall neither in
this mountain. nor yet At Jerusalem
worship the Father. Ye worship X
know not what: God Is 4
Spirit: and they that worship Him
must worship Him in spirit and in
truth" Oohn ", 1o-3<9
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Evening star., 1921-01-16

\O~1ax Tue WdtSt144 "oIIo -
i experiencing the greatest
revolution in thought, that
has ever been witnessed by human
ity. The traditional religion of our
ancestors, with its time-honored
creeds and rituals. before which all
have bowed. as being unquestionable
in vital conception aud strength, and
Sble to lead man to the divine source
ipf eternal Life, this traditional re-
Isision to-day is publicly questioned.
and by many privately denounced.
1.-The ancient creeds and doctrines
Hare said to be wanting in spiritual
Tpower, which is necessary to meet
atnd destroy the seeming force of
Sevil that appears to control NOR
skals, and from which they are strug-
3kiing to free themselves.
!; In this age, the spiritually inspired
shave turned from dead faith and
ihn undemonstrable creed to living,
sever.present Christ, and are asking:
sAse we sxskenins from sleep. and
shase We been % deep in the Adam
sikezm dat We are only now able to
9bu tbe whisper Of ever-present
suGh: again asking: Have I been
Eeo 3ong time with you, and yet hast
Sthou not known me, Philip" Uohn
% 81
III As the potency of the Christ-mind
breaches humanity, Illuminating the
iyvorld with its radiance, revealing
1.-The nothingness of all material con-
acepts. men discern the spirit of
frruth - ~the Comforter" - the
ftmpersonal Saviour, the Sun of
righteousness" who comes with
Ihealing in his wings, heralding the
.promised millennial day. AS man
laind awakes from the mesmeric
asleep of the Adam-dream. the belief
tof life, substance and intelligence in
smatter, in which all die" to the
Seonseiousness of the sllness of their
fChrist-mind, their divine individual
;iity, in which all are made alive
fas they begin to apprehend the all
mess of God. the supremacy of the
divine Mind. the omnipotenee of
Love, Life, and Truth, and their
eternal oneness with the Principle
sof being. they come forth from
Aamoug the sleepers and send to the
sdreamers, who are deceived by the
t:supposed pleasures and pains Of
..matter. the divine message: Nov
His come salvation. and strength. and
1.-The kingdom Of our God. and the
spower Of His Christ" Revelstion
xii, 10Y The sw7kened have seen
,the star in the East" which ushers
lin the Chri.t-mind power. with
(which God endowed man, and are
!, coming from the East and from the
Evening star., 1921-01-16
Spiritual Senses.

There's an eye beyond the human.
That beboldeth only good.
That sees Gods vast creation
And mans real brotherhood:
That looks on things supernal.
Rejoicing in the light
Which revealeth perfect Wisdom,
Omnipotence and might
There's an ear beyond the finite.
Which hears only words of peace,
Which lists to sweetest harmonies
That never, never sease;
Which hears the constant melody
OF soul-reviving Life.
And nothing knows of finite sense.
OF sin and human strife.
There's a sense that tastes the real,
And sees that God is good,
Whose delights are rare unfoldings
OF the blessed Fatherhood:
Whose silent speech, the thought Of
God. -
Expressed in His idea,
Has sweetest taste OF Life and Love.
And never taste Of fear.
There's a Power, a mighty Presence.
Which sustains immortal man.
Which he feels is Life eternal,
For he knows man ne'er began
Forever with the Father
He feeleth joy and rest
Unfoldeth, as the lily
On the waters peaceful breast
There's a sense beyond the s.ita
Which inhales Gods atmosphere,
And smells the sweet aroma
OF Loves flowers ever near;
Which wanders in His garden.
Drinking in the perfumes rare.
And nothing knows of pfanttnE.-
OF watering. erof care.
Thus seeing. hearing. taste and smell
And feeling: are divine:
And prayers, like censerS perfumes
rise,
20 Father. We arc Thine"
Then. turning from the mortal
And gazing on, the goal.
We lose our hnits sense Of selS.
And ind our sense In Soul.
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