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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-12

, ton. and Fred Thompson of Mobile, member of the shipping board, also attended the sessions. Governor Kill by was particularly pleased with the outcome, according to pr. Harris.
 pr. Harris states that under the combined campaign the School of Sanitation at Tuscaloosa seems as- sured, and that within five years stu dents from three-fourths of the states in the union will be in at~ tendance. The purpose of the school will be to train sanitary engineers, inspectors and instructors, and to teach health measures. By uniting efforts of both campaigns under one head 1t is said the two plans will be benefited and both practically as- sured.
 While there will be no organic con- nection with tho state university, the institution at Tuscaloosa has agreed to give students at the proposed Cor gas Memorial school the benefit of courses offered in the University of Alabama.
 Have Broad Plans
 According to Dr. Harris, organiza- tions in practically every county of the United States will be formed with prominent physicians and leading cit- izens, both men and women, on the committee for the Gorgas memorial campaign.
 As president of tho Southern Med-i ioal association, which includes 16 states, Dr. Harris feels that the southern organization of the cam paign will be complete.
 Col. F. F. Russell of the inter- national health board of washing ton, D. C., who will be speaker at the county health agents conference which Dr. Welch has called for to- day in Birmingham, accompanied Dr. Harris and Dr. Welch from Washing ton to Birmingham.
 Governor Kilby remained in Wash ington.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-12

unemployment of their parents in this district, according to Miss Ros- ser, and in many instances books have been bought them out of the Thanksgiving offerings in the va
 rious schools. The women pledged their support to Miss Rosser and agreed to gather up what clothing their children were not using and send them to her 80 that they could be distributed where most needed.
 Mrs. H. E. Pearce told the women that the Red Cross seals for the Anti-Tuberculosis association are now on sale and appealed to them to assist in selling these seals, as the funds go to aid the work of the Anti Tuberculosis hospital work in this county. They pledged their support.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-12
AUTOMOBILE CONTEST
 WILL CLOSE TONIGHT

Answers to the Birmingham Auto mobile club contest will be turned over to Mrs. G. Mansfield Lathem. chairman of the judges committee. and her associates tomorrow morn ing following the close of the con- test tonight
 Over 200 contestants have entered the race for the 17 prizes offered by the club for the winners of the word contest the prizes to be awarded to those bringing in the largest number of words formed from the letters contained in tho word "automobile."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-12

THEREFORE, whether you already
 carry accident insurance or not, you cannot afford to pass by this oppor- tunity which The Age-Herald is offering, to secure policy in the reliable 36-year- old North American Insurance Go. of Chicago, protecting you up to the sum of S1,000 for loss of life in travel accident for the slight sum of 75 cents year
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-12
GorgaS Memorial Under Joint Campaign Means
 Millions For Schools
Dr. Scale Harris and Dr. s. w. WeIch Bring Tidings Alabama of Proposed Fund, Which Combines
 Huge Plans Under One Head at Washington

Dr. Scale Harris president of the Medical association appone to the recently formed board directors of the joint Gorg Memorial committee, has returned Birmingham Wash ngton where huge campaign millions eral Gorgas at
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-12

DICH OR POOR, financier or laborer, IN white or colored, no one knows when he or she may be the victim of traffic accident. Every active person, regardless of how careful he may be, is endangered by the carelessness of others every time he walks across the street, rides on train, street car, inter urban car, taxicab or private convey ance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-12
Every Registered Reader of This Newspaper

Euery Man or Woman From 16 to 70 In or Out of Birningham---I Eligible NO Physical Examination Necessary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-16
VIRGINIA LEAGUE HOLDS
ANOTHER CONFAB TONIGHT
Directors Will Meet in Norfolk.
Session Likely To BE
Long One.

For the second Saturday night in
as many weeks magnatcS Of the Nir-
slnia League Will hold a meeting TO
discuss III" question of salary limit
ana other matters Of importance To
"a" circuit. Tho moguls will meet In
Norfolk tonight ia the home of g.
Moran Barry, owner at the NOrfolit
Tars, and Will" tn" session promises
10 h." 4 harmonious one. il more than
likely Will be a long -drawn-out at
fail.
Last week in Petersburg. the hi-
rcctorS Of tho League held a meeting.
which lasted more than six hours. and
Al the end nf that period II" dcilnit.
solution had been reached as Ia the
salary limit Of the clubs. Rocky
Mount and Wilson, the North Caro-
Han teams of tho circuit. are declared
I" be the millionaire teams Of the
league.
An investigation Of III" charges re-
suited in all teams being required To
file andavits. showing the salaries,
paid for the first fifteen days Of Juno.
These ai'ihaVitS were presented To the
meeting last week. Tonight reports
Viii be made from all cities showing;
the amount paid FOR the last fifteen
days of the month. These reports
Will be gone over and placed in tho
hands Of an accountant To b" Audited.
w. t. Bradley, president OF tn" Nir-
sinia League. denied last night that
the Petersburg franchise would pe
surrendered I" tho lcasuc iuniGnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-16
TWO FAST CANES TODAY
IN COMMERCIAL LEACU|
Tuka-Koln Meets Penn Mutual
and Church Hill Plays
Battle Axe.

Two fast and close battles are cy
pcctcd this afternoon at Bculcvar,
Park beginning at 2:3O. when In
Commcrciai League games for III
week viii tie staged Penn Muti,
and Taxa * ola VIII clash in the Airs
contest ana Church Ilill ana BATH
Axe will lock horns in the sccon,
anais.
Dr. BaEbys nlnc has developed
winning streak OF late. which tn
soft drink team is determined t.
break today. "Cy" Pcarca am
SHOCKS Tr.villian probably will IL
mound h"nors for Penn Mutual an,
Taxa koia. respectively. and pitch
crs battle ia expected.
The reconstructed Battle Axe ma
chine has won its last two game;
and vii, give Church iIill "a harl
fight. Collins. the tall Marine from
Quantico appears To be one of In.
best hurlcrs in the League, and viii
the improved brand OF support M
has been accorded the last two Sal,
urdayS, should lead his club through
"a successful season.
Church I'll! viii he Strengthens,
today by the return Of Charlie strain
10 his position at third base Straf,
has been playing in the Virgin,
League recently.
MI>sissippl State LcnEuc Rc&ults.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-16
Select Jury to Try
Indicted Ball Players
IRy rnItcd Ncws.l

CHICAGO. July l5.-Thc black
SoN jury was obtain late today.
after two weeks examination OF
almost Goo v-nircmcn.
tearing Of evidence will begin
Monday. Among the prominent
witnesses who. il is said. viii Ice
IN court on that day. are Gc"ri
NJ. conn. John j. MCGraw ", Charles
y. c"misk"y. William Gleason. Tho
Loyal White SoX ana the Cincin-
natl Reds team or 1919.
The trial viii last three or four
weeks. Prosecutor George H.. Cor
man. predicted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-16
PITCHER Is FINED FOR
JUMPING HIS CONTRAC 7
IHv Associatcd I,r.ss /

MOBILE. ALA. July Jesse
SiSman. pitcher with tho Mobile club.
today was fined $3.50 for jumping his
contract with the Southern Associa
ZION team. Scman, it is said has
joined tho Sallsaw. Okla. independent
Manager Herman Eronki", Of tho
M"pllc southern Association team.
S'ii mat SlEman WAS through as far
as organized baseball is concerned
the action OF the pitcher being ro-
ported To President John l. Martin.
OF the southern Association. and
!, ma imam Is. NJ. Lands, OF the Ma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-16
SOUTHPAW HURLER HOLDS
RICHMOND COLTS SAFE
Slappcy Allows Local Team Only
Three Hits and Suffolk
Wins.
ARRAGON FEATURES GAME
Third Bascman Makes Two Bril-
liant Catches, Pulling Down Line
Drircs-kcarnS' Single i'm Sew
cnth Breaks Up Contest.

"Reddy' Kcarns. auburn headed
INDIVIDUAL Who holds down first has"
Tor the suffolk Cats. and "Floridu''
Slapp.y, slim southpaw hurIcr.
proved too much for the Colts yes
terdaN afternoon, and the visiting
team from the jungies OF Underwater.
hrst game of the series.
Siappoy just literally southpawed
the Colts 10 death, holding them to
three singles. two of which were in
field hits Keller was the only Col,
TO secure a hit to tho outneld Hc
siammcd on. To center in the nun
inning. and scored the second run
OF the game for the Colts. The other
two hits oy Weafer and Hook We're
OF the scratch variety
This inability OF the Colts To hit
the pill ANA the ability Of the laukv
hurler To- keep them guessing was
ana the locals reverse, To a certain
But, the aforementioned sorrel-
topped person had considerable To
congcstod in the 'unlucky seventh.
kenrns singled TO center field. and
c cwo rgn ;,o se9 i \ third runner
hooks throw get through him
kcarns scored later on an inicld hi,
and an inncld out
Mcck"r's Wildncss Costly
Lefty Mcckcr. who did the hurl-
ing Tor Richmond, has only himscI,
10 blame for the defeat administered
the Colts Mcckcr was unable TO
control the ball and rcnon,cdiy
placed himself in a hole. on srycrnI
occasions ~ emerged with llt,I.
damage being done, but he collapsed
IN IN" seventh and the visitors took
the game ANA strengthened their holI
on FIRST place IN the virginia League.
Mccker walked five men, hit one ana
allowed nine hits, hut the walks and
me mis- came at opportunc moments
for suffolk.
frame the pcsky Cats scored a ruu,
S!aprey the trouble maker. singled
10 LEFT field and went to second when
oasiie walked. Shortstop Black HIT
Angels ArraEon set himself TO stop
The BAN, hu, the pill struck "A prb-
ME ana bounded over Arragou's
snoutner INTO LETT field for "a sugi.
ana S!appcy scored.
Richmond ,ticd the scnr,, in ,h,
fourth inning. Slappcy walked shan
non, the first man 10 face him. ana
Weaier beat out a bunt he placed he
tween home nlate and IN" pitchers
box. Luke Stuart advanced .arh
man a base when he Sacrificed. Uorr
nit one to Cunningham at second
ana Was thrown out at first, hut shan
non scored on thH play, and Wcafcr
went TO third Abbott ended The IN
n!nS by going out, Cunningham to
kearns.
Richmond Take. Lend.
ihc Colts half Of the nfth. hut the
home boys managed TO take m, lcnd
"a ker walked and stole second.
Hahhy street Kicked on the d.
tcrfcrrcd with the throw 10 rnirh
Baker at The kcyStou. sack street
necamc SO objectionable that l'mpiru.
MeSiervelt banishcd him from the
y u,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-16
KERR BEATS SENATORS
IBy Associated PRESS. !

CHICAGO. July l5.--kcrr won his
hrst extra innings game since com
ing to the American League. and his
hrSt victory over Washington this
season, when Chicago won, 3 to ., in
eleven inn>.:s today
IN the seventh. Shcciy started a
triple play. With one run in and
men on second and first. Erickson
lih"h To Shcciy. who stepped on first.
doubling pRourkc and threw To
Johnson. who. touched second before
charity could return
The score:
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ATHLETICS WIN

DETROIT, MICH. July lh.-Phil-
ad"lrhia divided the series with Do
tr"!t. taking today's game. Ia . IN
the tenth inning Dauss held the
visitors To six hits FOR nine innings.
but was retired when cobb entered
tn" game as pinch hitter.
Tn, score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-16

Boulevard fi"lI, 2:a0.
chmrch III y. Battle Axe. Ecu-
lcvard Field, i.3o.
lMrERIAI. LEAGUE.
Richmond Police w. Christo-
Cola. BYRD Park. No. /.
DING Eagles ~. NcwtonW Wood
ward. .ucli's Field.
CENTRAL LEAGUE
church Hul Bank vs.. Virginia
Railway ana rowc. Company.
Byrd Park No. :.
Stoncwall Eagles VS.. Liberty
Council. South side.
Union IN "l"r. Company v:.
Jones Er, Il crs Company. Fulton.
WEST END :. >. LEAGUE:
GGaco Covenant Presbyterian vs..
Eartun Heights BAPTIST, Byrd Park.
No (
Barton Heights Methodist vs..
Third PRESBYTERIAN, Seminary.
English Lutheran Us. Wcstmins
ter. Clark Springs.
EAST END :. :. LEAGUE.
lakewood Baptist vs.. Eranch Me-
mortal. Dakwoo Diamond. No. ..
St. James ". 'Fairmount Zap
list, oak wood Diamond. No. -
JUNIOR ATHLETIC LEAGUE.
Gintcr Park >tnIc,ic club vs..
Church iili Athletic club. Gintcr
Park.
Boys club w. Highland Park
Athletic Cub. at Highland Park
Virginia Athletic Club va. South
Side Athletic club, Franklin Field.
MOTOR LEAGUE.
Richmond Motor COmpany VS.
Universal Motor Company. SCOTS
Wilson Il CO., VS.. Knights OF
Columbus. Byrd Park. No. 3.
TOBACCO LEAGUE.
Lucky Strik" vs. Herbert Tarcy-
ton. {. & y ri"ld.
Fatmt ~. Edrcworth, Peters
burg ear line. stop ..
iLtl:S' ENTTALION LEAGUE.
tThc E.UrS' DattnlIon is ON it's
annual camping trip. The gam.
scheduled in their league for to-
morrow and n"Nt Saturday will he
played away fr"m Richmond).
'Thc Fairmount Baprist having
forfeited its franchise in the East
End League. efforts are now being
mndo 1" secure the entry into tho
League race OF another SUNDAY
school team to take Fairmoun;'S
place for Tive remainder OF the
schedule.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-16
BUGS. 10: BUILDERS. 3

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. lu,y ,5-yf,h
a"ih Newpnrt N"ws and Wilson plnyi,.s
tagged, rotten hHll Wilson won today IA
Newport News and gay" way To- linn.
Mr"hhn started Tor Wilson aud gave wav
~ Oyer TIA, lot Ia, was uu.,b, 10 MAX.
IN" h'iS some Of them Tor extra bases
count for the necessary number of runs
The score. - E "'''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-16
"BABE' RUTH DRAWS
NEARER HIS 1920 MARK
Hohhc-kun King Its Both Circuit
Drive, and Yankees Win,
1,to 3.
IEY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l

81. LOUIS. July l5-Ncw York
mauc IT three straight over ST Louis
,"i"N. na'tinS NanGildcr for nine hits
ana seven runs in six innings To win
To :.
!Nuih hit his thirty-hfth home run
"t the season in the sixth with one on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-16
T. n fpnrD,

NHHil'"E ION '...-. wv" VOL lou O"---
Chicago ......... 100 100 GOO n--S
Summary: Two-hase hits-IIarris
falk, Shanks. Judge. Mulligan. sac
rih". hit-Shanks. Double plays
Erickson. Shanks to Judge: Harris.
to judge; Johnson. Collins and Sh""-
~. Tripl" play-Shccly to John
son. Left on Washington.
10: Chicago. ;. Bases on balls-oif
Erickson. /: off Kerr. 3 Hit by
ritchcr-hy Erickson oMoStiD:J by
Kerr ,M!llcr). Struck out-hy Erick
son. 3. Gmpircs-iiildcbr and
Wilson. Time-2:o2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-16
OPEN GOLF TOURNAMENT
Is WON BY WILLIE OGG
SlIAWNIrn-nN.rIIh, nm

SllAWNEE-oN DEI.Aw ARE.
~. July Ia Willie pgg. the Wor-
t"St"r. Mass. professional. won tho
FIRST priH" OF $3.50 In the annual omen
coli tournament today with a score
Of :4> strokes for the Scvcuty.two
holes. Peter o'llnra, OF Shacka-
nAN",h, former Irish open champion
Joe Kirk wood open champion of Ans
tralia. and Ahc Mitchell. Of England.
We're tied for second place at 3Ul.
Ahc Mitchell ANA George Duncan.
,,"rin'r ErittSh open champion. re-
deemed themselves today Tor thrjr
poor play ~ thn first hAN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-16

New York ....... O0O laS 600
ST. Louis ..........0iO coo 0O2-2
Batteries: Two base hits-Williams.
fipp 90. feckinpaugh SiSlcr Home
run-Ruth. stolen base-Schanc
Sacrifices Ward. Baker. ripp. Jacob
son. Double playS|,icrber and Sis
Ter. Left on base New York. :: ST.
Louis. 3. Ease on balls-on Nanril-
der. {: off .aync. ]. Hi;s-on Van
glider. in innings: off Baync. III
: innings: off Morris. nouc in ! inning.
Struck out-ty NanSildcr. 1; BY Hoyt.
|: by Morris. l. Losing pitcher
Nangilder. Umpire and
MnriaritN. Time: ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-16
sTNNnING OF CIIl

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Su1oll, nj Kirlinonh.
Petersburg at Portsmouth,.
WILSON ut Newport News.
Rocky Muunt at Norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-16
Totals .;.. IS 10 30 II

.Ha,tcd for Dauss in ninth.
Score by innings: X.
Philadelphia ... O0O GOO 40 Is
Detroit .......... 10 coo 600 @
Summary: Two-hasc hits-C. Walk
cr. RISsl"r, Perkins. il"ilmann.
Thrcc-haSr hit-Flasstcad. Home
rune. Walker Stolen base.
Walker Sacrifice hit--Dauss. Left
on aS"s-philadclphia, .: Detroit. S.
Bases ON balls-om ilasty, l. OF
Dauss 3. liits-off Hasty. 3 in Is in
nings; kccic, ! in .: off Rommell.
dleton. > in !. Struck out-hy Hasty.
|; by kc"fc, !: by Dauss, 5; by Mid
dlcton, J. Winning pitchcr-Rom-
neil. Losing Middleton.
mpircs-Owcns and Evans Time
Pos
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-16

k"iirrmam. Double piays-Woods to Me
MHhpn. lIii 10y pitched h,ll--hy Thomas
N,u"s" ifa"l; Lott on bases l'ct"rsnurr
:; i"rismnuih TO- StrlN" outs-hy Link
-; uS Mrtuughl.u. :. Bases ON balls or
i h"nns' =; Oh Link. oil MrGloushI!n.
T.. hNs-'H Thomas, in 2-g innings.
IhoiW2s Passed baII--Noouam Um-
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Snilolk. q: Richmond. ..
W ils"n. ~: Newport News, =,
I"rt >n"uih. .: Petersburg. !.
Norfolk. ~: Rocky Mount, =,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE
a=-
kINIIl'N A-ESII'Rn

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
N"w orb =: IT. i."mi>. =.
Huston. 3: Cleveland. :.
Philadelphia. =: Drtroit. = GO innings)
Chicago. 3: Washington. :. on innings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-16

Mi>sissippl State LcnEue Rc&ults,
Green wood. 4. Meridian. /.
Clarksdalc. 4, Jackson. ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-16
Games Scheduled on
Local Sandlots Today
COMMERCIAL i.l:AGI.E.

Penn Mutual vs.. TAXA Eola.
Boulevard f'i"ll, 2:a0.
Church I;.ii " Battle Axe. Bot
lcNard Field, 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-16
vItrur r,,ty may rnn,v

Philadelphia at ~. IuiIi>.
Washington M Get, rlaII.
Nrw York ut Detroit.
huston ut Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-16
lAlrl:RIAI. LEAGUE.

Richmond Police w. Christie
Cola. tyrd Park. No. !.
DING Eagles ~. Newton Wood
ward. i.ucli'S Field.
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Rocky Mount
f,,ll,

<uriulk .... ..... slp ,Ui ~, i
SuumN'E lw'-tgSe hits Ruwmau tap.
HufNe. y N"rrisou. Champ,n Three
base h0' i'"w'mtn. iume run-Burkc.
Nl'.'H BASES spencer Moran. Ncrmilyca
Voter. Hurh"'t carton. Sacrifice hits
KEY -' H..tpn ~. Burkrtt. Loft on
pt-'S- i'ugNy Mount. :. N"rfolk ,. Double
outs farrisuu. 3 CASTOR = Inse- on balls
81 SHrr'S"n. 90 carton. @ Wild pi,cH
iHff4-Iu, Passed balls l.hrhy stem
back, ohish".u BAR Carton. MT hy
rtfcnrd bt|i NIrrisun. j G.urhsD Time
l.i' tmpIrrs HARRISON au! orth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-16
Mems Pure Silk
Socks, - SOC

Splendid quality purs
thread SILK. double toei
and heels and fine rib.
bed tops. Black. Navy,
Cordovan and Taupa!
All sizes in the assort{
incui.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-16
Philadelphia.


IutalS .......... 81 30 -
.Enttcd for Hasty in seventh.
iiattcd for k""f" In ninth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-16
BOSTON DOWNS CHAMPS

Ey Associated Press
GLEN El.AND. ONO, July Ia
Hoston won another pitchers duel
from Cleveland today. ? to .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-16
Athletic Union
Suits, 79c

Tailored Of soft nnishc,
Checked %ainsook. Gu
fun and roomy. Wild
elastic waistband 1,
back and closed crotch
sizes from 50 up 10 IS.
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Mems Fine Wasl

Highly mcrccrized, ful
length and width, showl
In a variety OF nea
striped and figured pa {
terms. in white and blue
white and black. etc.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-28

Bp
~
EFFORT.

EFFORT.
he brought me his report card from
the teacher and5he said aassYsG
He wasn't very proud Of it and sadly
bowed his head. yGS.N 90
He was excellent in reading, but. arith.
metfc. was fair, s7fsFS
And l noticed there were several Sun.
satisfactory's''; there;
But one little BIT Of credit which IRA.
given brought me Joy
He was excellent in effort, andr
fairly hugged the .boY.S m
".oh. it doesn't make muchfdinsrencs
is written or your cardHs
! told that little fellow, IL yod'rsaonly
The very Eeods aitd .ercsllent's' ar.
fine. ImustSagree
But the effort syouSS4ffe inaking means
a WholeHloksmore to me-.
And the thing that's most important
when this cards. put asida
Is to know. in spite Of failuressthaf to
do your best you've tried.
"Just keep excellent In effort-All the
rest will come to you.
There isn't any problem but some day
you'll learn 10 do,
And at last, AwhenWou grow older, YOU
Will come to Understand Jyfs
That by hard and patient ,toilinSES men
have risen to commando
And some day you will discovee when
q greater goats at stake
That better far than brilliance iii the
eRortryou Willsmake.h L8S
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-28
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