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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-15

Martinsville. Va, November IL
The driver of an automobile, who is
?yet unidentified, was shot and killed
BY officers tonight as he was driving
an automobile laden with liquor
through the town at great speed.
When the man refused to stop the
machine when commanded, the Off
GERS opened. fire, one of the bullets
passing through the body of the car
and/kiiling the driver. Two other oc-
cupants of the machine escaped
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-15

Budapest November 14.-Counl
stefan Bethlen, the premier. today
rendered to Admiral Horthy. the re-
gent the resignation of the Hun
garian cabinet. The regent reserved
decision as to whether he would &C
cept the resignation.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-15
FRANCE AND ITALY
WILL ACT TOGETHER
NJ. as

Washington. November f4.-At n
conference late today between Pre-
nier BRAND. head Of the French dele
CATION, and Senator Schanzer, presi-
dent OF the Ttalion delegation, an
agreement was reached for har-
monious attitude by the two coun-
tries toward questions coming be-
fore the armament conference.
The agreement covers not only
questions arising out of the confer
ence on limitation OF armament but
also those which may come up during
the discussion of Pacific and far
eastern affairs.
Senator Schanzer. accompanied by
Senator Albertini. another member OF
the Italian delegation, went at once
to the Italian mtassy after the con-
ference with M. BRAND, to inform
Ambassador Ricci of the decision.
The conference between the French
and Italian delegates occupied more
than an hour and was said to have
covered all phases of the international
meeting. The agreement which fl
nally resulted between the two coun-
tries was described as Complete
and 1t was said In well informed
circles. would contribute to the reali-
zation of the purpose which Presi-
dent Harding had in mind when he
conceived the conference.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-15
SIX AMERICAN
sUB-COMMITTE NAMED

Washington, November 1.-THE
advisory committee of the American
delegation at is organization meeting
today selected six subcommittee to
work out a plan in connection with
the items on the agenda of the gem
eral armament conference.
After assistant Secretary Roose-
welt of the navy department had ex-
planned the Hughes programme, de-
ciaring ii would mean a saving of
Continued ON Page Tvo)
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-15
IRWIN COBB

begins soon in the Age-Herald "My
Favorite Stories" Watch for them.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-15

Fair and cooler, today.
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Sodieitsglofen

aim Gitu2tan @Ibcno nm : i'br
mltroen im Ifarrbnuic Der bcutit,ut
lltbcriidleu @enucln0e oltrdl Qciiot
Womm Nrl. WarNorctheM o l.
(9d)ter pom Nrlt. mo Trall
albert 5. N~foliobn. ttt5 Narmcn
StroGc. ult0 ar. MUrrp GIo+
renee " jtlcr. Som oc% @ro.
.cCriitcu y. III. Ntiller. 200 Siio 16.
StraBc, chtli0 rcrbum0cft. ,>m Nrinl
Der GIteru otr Nrout iouo nod Scr
Gcrtutoult cir GmpioijN itntt. ln6
lpdtcr muroc Gin Modicjt>munl fer
uJrt. on ocm 80 Ginatluocte tltiI
Ilohuttu. &ad elmer tltr}tu Nod5,jfS,
reIie miro h09 lun2c Ghepu0r i,da 1T
IA Grolic bGu2ljul eiHrid,ttu.
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YrObibitious 9eiebibertreter
erbalten ibre Strafe.
Ridter SanoiS erleoigt einc gan5c
Geibe BON 15Glleu an einett
Sage.

Nittfuod) mar 8unoc5gcrid)ts Gag
in ga 9roiie uno Tid)ter HanotS
Tiibrte Den Yoriis.
Gs moren feine neuen Sale, Die
sur 8crbanolrng faulen, ionoern
Ridter 2anoi5 u%erfinocte MIR icilc
llrtbcile iiber e5ene, Die iid) I'M 5c-
bruar Iermin entmeoer ihuloig be-
FAINT bath ODER 10 b~efllnoen wuroen,
un0 iibcr Die oa5 llrtbeil alis5uiprc-
den Der 8id)ter periboben bate.
Nm b~1rtelten muroe 6ranf Gros
ter Don ser Bohemian @al beitralt,
ndnlidJ nit 6 Wonnten Corrections.
bait in Wfilnaufee. neil or in ieinenl
aeaergeid)o6 cine feline 9rauerei elr=
gcrid)tet bate.
Gorbctt @ainer. ser ais Bartender
fir Dem o%erltrtbeiIten burlington
.NotcIbeliter Nilliam Sd)il5 arbeitetc,
nuroe gu $500 Stroie perurtbeiIt,
neil er I'M @eiisc BON Sd)napa &c.
iunoen muroe.
Gtelelben StrafclI mlBtcn me
gen gIeiden 8crgeben Feter Carlos.
8cter 8arid) mo Conn 8oroa poll
@urIp be3ablen; ole bon oieicn fiit
ben SdrnapstronSport beluueteu Altto
0trlery be5ablcn. f%Serncr nmtBten
Soc Wtartins, @eloit. mo 9tid
9scoonlomitd), 0eIien 8rlioer bel elmer
RoS5io bon YrobibitionS Spibelu err
id)oiien piroe, fir oeil 9ciis BON
Sd)nops $500 Strofc be5ablen.
ginige onoere Angetlagte, IN De
rem Samilien &%erbdltniiiet lin
ItQltoc cingctretcn iilo, Die oeren Ser
~urtbeilung lett nit)t itottbait erifei'
ncn Iaiicll, iueroet lp0ter ibre Stru-
fc crbnlten.
2oui5 Griiger, ser lid felt lebten
Geietuher in ltnteriltdluugsbnft BE-,
lam, ipltroe ltuter $4,000 8iirgid)ait
Qeiteilt. arHger bate lid Der &cbr-
pflid)t ert5ogcn, eber4o, mic 5ipei lei
ner @riloer, Die ictt einen StraItcr.
Mir oblibel.
@orrp 0titIooon, eirt riidfdaiaor
@ciebilbertreter, Ser e5 sur @rari&
mad)t 4oitanmeiirugen 5u idliden,
puroc 5n einuneinbnlb Sabrcn Sea.
pen1portb oeritrtbeilt.
Sn oicier @erid)tsiibung beenoctc
9lopofat u. 6. Molfe feline anttsiilb-
Irlung ula @unoe8annalt, un0 miro
pon ictt all fem 9ind)folger Gougbcr-
IN bon Satespile Der Intlnseaupolt
iein.
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Nns ben Geridten.

&illtcr Sen llcbcrtrctern ser &pr.
id]riit III Wc5ua oltf 0elelldltuuG &c:
Iltto3 mo @icncle3 am Abcn0 III
%rnfere YoIi5ci if)orf Der. 1tno cls
3eugell bicrnon fonrcil Die ~ Ser.
ionen altitrcteil, sic nnt Wfontog lulo
.GieuStog i'm 3oli5eigerid)t bcitroi:
mltroclt, neil lie iid OH oieie Sors
idrift nidlt fcbrten mo cntpcrer TIRE
8icuclea ntd)t beleltftct bottcn oGcr
an ibrcn Iutos Nbcno5 6o3 rot5t
@it)t nm @intertbcile nid)t bronncl,
tottcn.
Tic p|crurthciItcn @icpcle8 = t5cu'
rer lporcn; Sri Hob. II. @orictl, :.
& 8onroth, Mili5 @omo' mo &el,
mann Nfeper.
Gie nadlloiiigen Autolcrfcr qobe,I
ihre Nomeu ipie folQt an; Gle Nic-
sSorlano, 2ouiS Nnoerion, ,2emi3 &c
on, Sronf Sauier, G6waro Gnution,
@iIianl 8croro ulo &. :. 4cllen.
Die Stroie beitono in ieoCm Sale
ans cineru Collar mo Werid)tafo.
item. 5ulanlulcn $3.50.
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9ieie Sebanolnng mirb Sic
fnrirelt.
Sp5tet nur % Gents.

Cine @ebmtolltrl9, sic bcobiid)iet ulo
oeren 3iued cS lit. bic lIria6e 5u be-
ieitigeu mo DEN Satienteu 81 furireu
BON 2ebers. 9iageus rmo 9urm[eiocn.
BON SdtpiuoeI. Ihlehtem Nppetit, 8aiz
lerIudt, @auenitciuer, @Iinooarut gnts
climbing. 0er3Ieiocu uno hrpuii6en
arautheiten. 3urH ben @ehraud DcSs
'tlben f6nnen mdlhe gefdbrlihe Opera
tipucn perbiltet uno uiele Soften ere
ipart peroen bel Ser @ebanollntg bon eez
fdbrIidcu Arnntbeitcn. SieIe @e6nnos
hung uReo Grob 2iuer @iI3", 1T o9r
9otturen p~rdparirt iporoen, Die ia6rcs
large Grfnbruug in ser 8ebduoluug oies
ier Grnnfbeiteu beiiBeu. sic tommt in
fleineu llbrsu dbnIiden NIT Sdraubens
bedeI periebeuen 8Iniheu. scnua fir
5ipci Monate. uno miro bon 00i6Ier
Bros. unb auoereu apotbctern ncrtauft,
o6er miro bon Hea @rn5 G. Go. Gimme
apoIis, Winn., brrididt. 9ds edte
@ittel bat sic seihiiste Rotbe : 9rcl5s
Etiquette auf ieoer Sdaftel seorudt.
att3ci9e.
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&%daenrciItcr aui Scr gioroieite, 6.
Z. &tunlep.
Steleroiiciior iiir sic Hornicitc,
Totrif WfcGouIcu,
Stcucrniieiior iiir 0ic Siloitjtc.
II. =, @cit.
Gje erncmmug Ser ~iolNcnot1t G..
mites miroe bcfonut aeacbclt::
Suits - Marrn 9ttmburl. :. =.
Mturrnu, Z. i. Robiuiou.
StruBcu - ". ). 2icoiid'. q. =.
Anotriou. Giliou.
Administration - {. i StotolSi.
y. I. tSiulf. VI. Grluuciu.
WruHo uuN Meb1Ioe &. 8 81.
gel, Y, u 9labonen. :, GIbertrcn.
Seifentlihc Mohliuhrt y. I.
A6ujQ 6. y. Collins.
@eac uH6 9ttttcl y ! @ntc.
i1alf. Narru @aIutcr.
HcdmuQcu mo Giut6u't - ! :.
&%crG}otn, Y. NhtBtnbyrlct. Rotb.
%ut llebrjatu mur0tn Unr ciaiNl
lpcuiNc mo ritt itbr gpidgiES t%t
iduitc nbQcuidtlt.
0o@ Gilt Acn &iIrlCruciiter9 ,udg
reid nil Nhumtr %QSidmijtt uuo 0cr
Giulaouua Sutu Nciipobucn Ser 81
gitlia uaren beio,tStr4 ujcltt 6raltsr
Qelolgt
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nnfaas=g bronif.

YSlloge" @ermonn 9angiiaot bat
te am Wtittpod s(beno. ais CT iidl
nit ieiner Sod)ter Roie @aters ouf
Dem @ege gum ,Hipoli~ befano. oas
uugliid, pon einem p0n @m. Grt-
meier geIentteH. Iuto ON Der Gfe
Der Drain mo 3. StrnBe Sn 8anen
gemorfen 81 meroen, ipobci er orr
&opf uno Sdnoen @erleblt:lGcn CT.
belt, Die gliidliderfpeiie ntcjt GeFahr-
lid limo luno BON Dem S3.-iGhrisen
.iungen~ Wiann pobl balo OcridnIcrji
leiu Dcroen. Ga6 Srtmcier's Nh
gaben ging Sr. 2angitaot idrGg iiber
Die StraBe ltno nit einem aitfgeipann.
ten Sd)irm Dor benz @eiidt, 10 ooB
er fart in Die Gar bineinging, sic
iilolidI fibr. Srtmeier, Ser langiaIt
fubr, bemerftc 2onqItaot crit aIS
oieier iif Dor Der Gar befarlo. So
0as 8inoifueglas oeS Auto5 o,rriy
BEN 9fcgen fait NATURALIZATION &c
moroen mar.
Pm Der -. itno Moin StroBc MIR
Dc ourdl ben 3niammenitoB eirc3
BON Trou Hobert Claiborne oeleif,
ten Nltto3 mis- elmer StrdBen.gar
lettere pom 8eIeiie geihoben lrno oas
Auto oemlolirt. 8liiflihermeiie MIR.
&c babel Niemono perlebt. Der Strn.
kenbahuuerfehr pilrbe ourd) oen ltr-
fau n~ot)e5u eine Sti,toe lang ulttr-
broden.
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Cine Nnto : Sarawane BON
Srempealean.

Gtc Groifutng Der micoer in Gro
rnllrg gcbradlten Nc8ilurap Strabc
lpltroe ant Gieu5tog non Der Nitr.
gerihaft SrenpeIeaus oaiuit geititrt,
GA tiie cine Alito 3our iibcs Die
Strabc nah Ga Groiie moftei1 n:lS
III Der HicliJen @anbeISfomrler eos
Grei0nIB nit Reoen, 2tndJ l,ilu. ieiCr=
telt.
Ger 2llIto Sfnrolpane bon 5tcn-
pealeau idlloiien i'd ltntcrpcq3 nod
<bulInebmer al. ioooB sic 3ohl ser
Gutos nobe5lt POO betrilg dis lie
burdl 9toro ga Groiie famcn ult0 an
Scr 0ritfc iiber sen ga Groiie IluB
bon ser &apeIle Der Gifts nit Dtllif
eirpfnngcn milrocn.
Nm ser Spibc oc3 ltuniltQe3 iubr
8ul. Geppcl, &ertretcr bon @cluicn
ilnG oltntpratll, 0eIien mic crIatmenoer
Gner9ic cs holptiGd)lif Sil 6onfen
lit, oaB oie Strobe uno &riift nod,
inbrclargen Strcitcreicn enolid) in
iahrborc &erfoiiula Qebrad)t ip1lroc.
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anrie Staotneuigfeiten.

1Tiinf bon bier oltsqeriiieta
@od,idailrr mliroeu Wiontoa Abero
1T Grairic on Ghicn ~perhaitc1 mo
bis aIi eincn, George SobnIon, inie-
Der nod bier 3uriitqebroflt. SIS dc
iiinf @labcn - 2tIter Gcuirt. &lli-
Iiam Gellp, George &obnion, Nnorcm
SfoIf mo &. Hop - nad) ShiltB
ser Sdnllc nid)t benin fou,en, ml,r0c
Die Goli5ei berod)rid)tiqt. g. : S.cd)0,
Safer BON MiIliom &ellp. brad)ic Die
Observation-Disclosures Sd,iller bon Erni.
ric on Chen an Oicllatag wico2r 5li
rid.
- Ter Nfai Sermin 0e@ Tiitrift3-
@crid)t& miro an 8. 0toi eroiiuct
werhen. Gic 8CId,norencn meroc6
otcr crit ou is. Wfai cinbcrufcn.
@e1itc Abeno aibt Der befountc
8iaitiit RuooIi Gan, i'm ga GrolI>
3beofer inter bcn auipiSien Ots
S1Sbicu Clubs cin Concert.
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HOeSChler Bros.
Fuhrende Apothcker.
I.cke >. und Main StrasSc.

7. S. Gebrauchen Sic F'ormalde-
hyde Wenn nicht SO soften Sic
emen Nersuch damit machen. dem
ireide und die Ernie wird aus bes-
serem Getreide bestehen und mehr
einbringen. Wir haben das heste
Formaldehyde o Standard Starke,
vie o der Regierung verlangt, und
weIcher Grad auch Won verschiedenen
Agricultur Schulen empfohlen wird.
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TeriOnalta.

3ahuor3t u @nUto lit AM
Ytlttpoh AbeRN 3luti &ciude oca
aro6eu &a3ar@ uuO i'll anoereu &c
idNiitcu u0dl MtI,palifec ablcretit.
nuS miro uddittu @outal miGocr
heiulfehrct.
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Ger meme Staotratb.
Snrgcrmciiter SeHtleB's 6npfeGlnn'
gen oci Antritt ieineS Uicrten gmts.
tcrmins. Die lebten 6anolnHgen
ocS alten Staotrntbs.

g lebte Sibnng
ocs alten Staot
ratb2 ipItroe am
9ienstag 0for
gen rInI 10 nbr
eroffnct llllo Der
ielbe nabm, che
or iif) fiir INNER
~pertagte. eiuige
iebr midtige8ol
laac1t on. II. O.
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Geben Sic Ihren
Pferden. KGhen, Kalbern, Schafen
and Schweinen

SIcToen' huueH, hd!Dern, Schaien
and Schweinen
CONkEY'S SALT-FM.
Es vertreibt Wurmer und verhin-
dert Krankheiten.
Wurmer i'm Nieh fressen den Pro
ii auf; es list beSser sic loszuwerden.
Salt-Sm kraftigt das System. re-
guiirt die Gedarme, gibt dem Thier
Kraft und neues Lcben, so dass es
mehr Arbeit thun kann und Won BEES
Serer N~utzlichkeit list.
PrObirt einen Elmer. Kleine Crosse
$1.o0. crosse Elmer Si.75.
Wir haben ehenfalls Elm crosses
Assortment Won Saizer's uud Mani
towoc Samen. Ebenf1lls Insecticides.
vie Arsenate of Lead. Arsenate of
Zinc, Bordeaux MIXTURE, Paris Green
II. s. w.
Narum nicht hire Insecticides Won
uns kaufen, da unser Norrath gross
md ynUstaudir ist
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HAEMOZON


das neue giftfreie Praparat und
Medikament deutscher Erforschung,
wieder importirt und erhaltlich list.
A f NJ o ION
hat T~ausenden geholfen, und viele
fast hoffnungslose Falle dauernd ge-
heilt.
Wenn Sic an Verstopfung, Blutar-
muth, Gicht, Rheumatismus, Magen-
beschwerden, Northumberland
Ieiden, wenn Leber und Nieren nicht
richtig fu~nktioniren, wenn FUCKER
krank oder nervenschwach, yerlieren
Sic keine Minute und wenden Sic
HAEMoZON sofort an.
Zu beZiehen durch:
HAEMOZON PRODUCT CO.,
JOHN r. SIEGE,
Haupt Importeur. Eigenthumer und
Verkaufer in den Yer. Staten.
Canada. Mexiko. Cuba
und den Inseln.
Big Cedar Lake, West Bend. Wis.
In LA CROSSE zu beziehen dureh
DIR. III. f. wANKO,
800 Pearl Strasse,
DIR. JOSEPH RIESE'S YOUNGBoRN
SANITARIUM,
402 Sud Z. Strasse,
in welchem er dieses PrAparat aus
schliesslich braucht und Bestel-
lnngen hierfur entgegennimmt.
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SersHisunss=8 esweiier.

uaiUsli. - Seoeu Ia6mittag uno Abeno
> BnnoelbiIoer.
2a GroIe. - gin Sonntagen gduosoine.
aQuiehte. - Seoen HatmittaS uno abenS
8aneelbiIoer.
gaNue. - SeSen Eadmitta9 uuo abeno
@aueelbiIoer.
Hiuiera. - Scosn Hadmittag uno abenO
BuuSeIbil6er.
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c.. L. COLMAN.
SanbcfssS anofnug
<bmren' II. Teniterrabmeus 5abrif
La Crosse, Wis.

Stpeig 8eiddfte:
Winneiuta: @uibforb, Yreiton. Spring
8aleb, 8rano Renootp, 9rotpnsa
bale, OatIaun, albert 2ea. 9Ioen
@eus, @inueiota 2afe, Cation.
SeIepan, 8inueba9o gitp. Soir,
mont, Sberburn, Sadion, 2atefieIo.
SnIoa, Gb9erton, 9ipeitone.
Safota: S~lnnoreai. Sell 8dpiSs, Col,
a Raoiion, 5otparo, Diana,
Soreitburg. 8ooniodet.
Nebraska: 9iortb 8eno.
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Girhlihes.

Ode 4. unb @nrfet Strnee,
Batter, .. StDdmeier.
SonntagsiduIe tlnt 9:15 ubr.
8ottesoicnIt nm 1890 ubr.
9eiufcr urto Sreunoe iino uns int.
mel berslih niqfommen.
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D. r. HOLMES, VS.. q tie.arst). tptrb PROMPT sf
iheiReu, ueHr er 9eDluiht iuirh. Office: 420 Cat
Strait; sSphuuus: PRS iibIihe 9. Strase; beisf
SeIephoue: Ga @rofe. isis
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Sfwdbrte Gfiddftsiirmen,
0crfhernuas:

VcrfihcrnngS=M 8enturen.
c.. s. VAN AUKEN, @eriderunes Gssnt; Shrs
fh1tt% ooer Siterteitse Bouhs, 2S 3earI StrasS.
KLEIN & SON. sser 8eTitheruns irseub elmer ar,
Brandt. 1peBten 5euers, Tornado ooer BIT iebt M
umsduglih uothirenbiee liability Berfiterune
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-12
StULtifed!

its most effort supply itself with campaign material be
the Indianapolis school board who
Indianapolis coeie Of obrucons this city
admirably stuifying board.
inducing maouy
rephensie
publicly approved
build
every approved
of the expenditures
Indianapolis
dollar without
where every dollar be spent
eTrontery plain
o 10
their
Indianapolis schools then the imposition
be challenged in the
and vngton the public right that aired
defined for them by and either dpprov petition
the
been neglected too
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-12
NOTHING IHlprOpeTV

OF
generally that there IS
nothing improper the mayors
the Not
publicly declared his intention Of paying the
will improperly from the
Presumably city dollars
In the
public business.
Presumably administration employed than
tancng the
public business.
Indianapolis
equipment directed this
directed perform Illegal act
trivial relation
business of the
Office Of does not with the right to per
public right divert
pleasure advantage of the
mayor
this
proved that ctyowned
chauffeur his private business
that he has used city
oil mile
which which he is interested
construed the
Neither is nprea
ton of the law
limit personal that might be made of public
affairs
s permitted & unchallenged?
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-12
KEEPING HOUSE WITH THE HOOPERs

schedule for bousework first. We viii
really be taking Up the subject in the
proper way"
well Of course In rot so Interested
IN work schedule as / am IN budget"
luterposed Mrs. Chaplin, because tao
maid l happens to have does the WORK
exactly as she pleszes any how. ard as
no two servants would ever work By the
! same schedule what would be the use Of
MY having one?"
1t Is ny opinion that every house
69eper should have regular work
I schedule and that one Of the conditions
on which a servant IL she has one could
/ continue Gu ployment IN the house would
De That she work according TO that
schedule said Mrs Hooper. 'and when
women as the majority OF them do in
Mayfield, keep house without any regular
help, I know it Is very important that
one should be relieved ct once o. the con
fusion that exists In every house where
the work Is uascheduIed"
After little discussion It was finally
decided thai the question Of budget
should be deferred untI later date and
one or arranging practical working
schedule be considered first
The object Of schedule" remarked
MIS-. Hooper, is to group and arrange
the daily and weekly tasks 10 such q vsy
as to have them evenly distributed over
the entire week. Ii prevents work ever
being all piled up as It Is 90 often In
, many households.
Before I began to work on sched
uIe 80 volunteered Mrs CamDben II
was eternauy trying to catch no on my
work. Just when Ia be ready 10 20
stairs q clean hs
the beds, d discover that the bread
tin ought 10 be emptIed out; and that
would suggest the idea that the pantry
really ought to be thoroughly cleaned
and before I'd finish the whole morning
would be gone. Then I'd have to pre-
para luncheon In rush and the beds
and cleaning all had to be done Ia the
afternoon, crowdlng other things way
on INTO the night or over into the next
dSy. Now I have q special pantry clean
Ing day and / don't touch it for q
thorough overhauinlg at any time"
My objection TO a schedule as far
as homework is concerned" said Mrs
Wright. is that you feel like you are
in 4 factory and that you must keep
going every minute In order to be on
time"
ON the contrary" argued Mrs. Hooper
the schedule plan is the only one by
which woman gets regular rest or rec
reation periods and is the only way that
prevents her from going as il she were
on tread mill The whole idea Ia that
you plan what you are going TO do az
certain time IN the day you do it and
then rest In the old way you never
knew Just exactly what you were going
to do at any given time. You stopped
and rested whenever you felt like it and
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|EO Right Here In Indiana OH
STONES BODY
EXPECTED TODAY
Many Educators to Attend
Funeral Monday.


LAFAYETTE, Ind, Aug. l2.-Arran ge-
ments were completed today for the
funeral OF DR.. W f. Stone, president Of
Purdue University, who was killed by a
fall over a precipice In the Canadian
Rockies. Services will be held Monday
afternoon at the Central Presbyterian
Church in this city and will be in charge
of DR.. J. P. Hale Of Minneapolis, MINI,
end the Rev. W. x. Graham, pastor Of
the local church. DR.. Stone will be
buried in the Springfield cemetery here.
The body is expectad to arrive in this
city today accompanied by committee
representing the faculty and trustees Of
the university, which viii meet the train
bearing the body, at Chicago.
Stats Superintendent Of Pubic In
struction L. n. Hines has called a
special meeting of the State board OF
education to meet at Lafayette Monday.
The board will attend the funeral of Or.
Stone in body. Offices OF the State
depa rt1nent "a c5-cation viii be closed
Monday afternoon, III honor Of Dr.
Stone.
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object
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PUsS IN BOOTS JR.

/ You remember IN the last story that
/ 4 big thunderstorm was coming up, and
/ that the Weathercock had come down
I from his perch on top Of the flAgpole
! 70 70 into tho caDin. Well, IL didn I
/ take Captain Noah and his crew long
( to make everything snug aud tight, and
pretty soon every ere was IN the cabin.
! And. oh dear me, How the thun-
! der roarcd and the lightning flashed,
= but IN spite o. al this little Puss
Junior got SO sleepy that he went up
I 70 his little cabin with the dove on his
shoulder. and taking off his red top
/ boots he crept into bed and was soon
fast asleep.
/ And then something strange happened
/ The Weathercock. although he had
/ hoped into the cabin TO escape the
I storm. went out on deck every now and
then to look about him so as to report
/ to Captain Noah the whereabouts Of the
I Art.
/ He didn'c seem 20 mind the storm.
/ FOR a weathercock is used TO all sorts
/ OF weather, and knows just from what
1 quarter the wind Is blowing, you know.
( About midnight. after coming IA from
deck, he popped up 70 little Fuss
Juniors cabin and knocked on the door
But Puss was 80 fast asleep he didn't
hear hi1n. and II Il hadn't been that the
dove was a very Hight sleeper don't
believe TIE Weatherccck would ever have
I been able 10 tell Fuss this strange
/ thing that had happened
! But Just as soon a. the little dove
heard the knocking she few down from
her cage and opened the door. Then
tha Weathercock whispered something
TO her and weGt over to where Puss lay
sound asleep IN his berth.
And Just then the Ark grated on some
/ thing and came to o standstiil, bat SO
/ gradually did the great boat stop that
Captain Noah, who was also sound asleep.
did not even move in his berth.
Let me wGke little Puss Junior
whispered the Weathercock, and then he
and the little white bird leaned over the
pillow. while the Weathercock sang I'm
g low voice:
wake up, wake up. Puss Junior, dear,
Come to the window
Your home is quite near.
See. we are landed
Upon your own roof
Just outside your bedroom
Come, here Is thu proof
I'll lift M the curtain;
There's your little bed.
with the cozy white pillow
And cover Of red"
Where ON II" cried Puss, opening
bis eyes. Follow me" said the Weather
cock SO Puss pulled on his red top
boots and climbed through the port hole,
There stood the stately castle Of my
Lord of CarabHs. where Puss Juniors
father was eeueseha1.
step carefully said the Weathercock,
and as II IN q dream Puss jumped on TO
the windowsill Of his own room.
Good hv," whispered the Wen thercock
Good by." cooed the little dove, and then
they both duttered back to the Ark And
from below he heard family the voice Of
Captain Noah, ship shoy We've had a
narrow escope! We almost bumped into
CASTLE" And so Puss was once more
safely back with his dear father and In
the next story you shall hear what other
adventures little Puss had.
Copyright. 1921. David Cory.)
To BE Continued.