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The Little River news., 1921-10-15

The News has heretofore referred to the recently announced policy of some of the Little River highway districts in adopting the maintenance plan. Maintenance is more important than building tho roads in the first place. If the roads are not built you do not
 have to pay for them and still have no roads. If they are built you have 70 pay for them, and if they are not Kept LID, you still have no roads A county in Ohio is losing S30000 be- cause it did not mend hole in road that would not have cost over $50. An automobile wreck, damage suit and the county had to pay. A little hole soon grows into a big one. They are that way. We have gotten into the habit of building a road and thinking we are through. In Europe the roads that Caesar built are today among the best in the world, not that they were so good that they wouldn't wear out
 but because they were maintained
 The roads that we are building now ought to be roads for all time., They will be worn out before you know It Il not kept in order Let's quit burning snerey for the future to pay.t .ef=
The Little River news., 1921-10-15
g}v { 9.,. 9 {,
 Warming Order

.,s In the Little River Chancery Court Little River County, Arkansas. Pres colt Hardware Company plaintiff vs D. c. Washburn ct al defendants. The defendant, D. c. Washburn is here by warned to appear in this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff herein Prescott Hardware Company. Wit ness my hand and the seal of said Court this 18th day of October, 1921.- Jas. H, Williams, Clerk Natalie S. Williams, D. c. Johnson & Shaver Atty. for Pltff June R. Morrell, Atty ad litem. IL
The Little River news., 1921-10-15
Red Bluff School News

Red Bluff Oct. 13.-(Specal.) )- School opened Monday morning with IT pupils present.
 Supt. Wheelis and MT. J. R. Grant of Little Rock visited school Tuesday morning, MT. Grant made an interest ing talk an nature study which was enjoyed very much.
 Mrs. Stull of Long visited school Tuesday afternoon.
 The pupils enjoyed their first lesson in nature study Thursday morning.
The Little River news., 1921-10-15

The leader of the Kuklux Klan de c:ares that many of the acts 'perpe- s.1ated by unknown parties and credit ed tc the klan were not done by the klan at all Admitting this to be true, and it doubtless is, it is sufficient xo condemn the order as dangerous one. The News called attention to the eobiectional features when an effort was made to organize a local here. We mentioned at that time that no matter how circumspect all the acts of the klan might be that irresponsi- bles knowing where suspicion would lie would take advantage of the cover yand commit depredations or acts or revenge. The entire klan might be nome in bed, still would get full ere ait. It has proven to be true. This same thing happened, even when there was a real need for such an organiza- sfon, and it was for that reason that our fathers disbanded when the work bad been accomplished.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Help Wanted Male-Commercial.
CHAuFFEURS, buffers and second men:
couples. Ellie Agency. 1046 Lexington av.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

PURSUANT to an Order of the Chancery
Division Of the High Court OF Justice IN
ireland made In the Matter of the Estate OF
Matthew Foley late OF SO Carlisle Terrace
North Circular Road, Dublin. Retired Mer-
chant, deceased and In cause Owens "
Foley (l9i7 No. Az the Heir at-law OF Mary
Byrne daughter OF Christopsax Byrne and
Elizabeth Foley OF Ballylakin, Kings County
ireland. living at the date OF her death on
the 4th day of June. 1919. are by their So
licitors on or before the lst day or Noven-
Der 1921. 10 enter and prove their Claims az
the Chambers of the Right Honorable Mr..
Justice Powell. -Four Courts Inns Quay.
Dublin, ireland. or In default thereof they
Will be peremptorily excluded from the bene-
ut OF the said Order Wednesday the 16.h
day Of November 1921 al II o'clock In the
forenoon at said Char ibers Is appointed for
hearing and adjudicaung the claims.
NOTE. The Heir-at-law Is believed 10 be a
child of remoter Issue OF either Patrick
Byrne. or William Byrne who were paternal
Sacles Of the said Mary Byrne. Dated this
2sth day of July 1921. Thos W. Flicker.
Chief Clerk. John J. Dunno Solicitor for
Plaintiff. Is Bachelors Walk. Dublin. Ire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23

statesmen WANTED.
Well known corporation needs nddi-
ttonal district sales managers: sales
men will be trained. furnished leads,
follow Up letters and complete COOP
erution: district managers. Mt attrac-
tive salary, commission and bonus,
viii he appointed from those who
qualify.
This II an opportunity that ambi-
tious. clean cut men who are deter
mined to succeed cannot afford 10
miss.
We need you-can you qualify7
The company has been operating
over two years; its product IL univer-
sally known Increase In business de-
mands expansion.
Call Monday; Ask for Mr.. Deas,
Room 5l2. Loew Building,
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
Statesmen.


DAY HEADING WEST: ALL EXPENSES
ADVANCED. But NO DRAWING Ac-
uNvNRNi Mn1E1i T M FILL ABOUT HdE ouR
PROPOSITION AND CHARACTER: REF
ERENcES REQUIRED: You CAN EARN
REAL MONEY WITH OUR onGANIZA-
ton. CALL BEFORE II A. ~. SO w. AID
ST. R0Oa 1870.
SHIPPING clerk. packer. handy all around
man: married. abrams. 2iS L. Tooth ST
STOCK Statesmen.
An Ohio rubber corporation desires TO con-
meet with several stock statesmen who can
produce; state commission wanted, &c. Ad-
dress III Herald. 10th ST.
WRAPPERS (SIr.K)
Wanted-Thoroughly experienced horizontal
Wrappers: steady work ard high wages. Ap-
ply the Cedar Cliff SILK Company, i39 Fast
trederick ST. Binghampfon. N. Y.
YOUNG MEN
II you have had selling experience IN any
line. you can make real money offering
preferred stock of New York corporation
for public subscription on a liberal commits
sion basis: II Will pay you to investigate.
Call 10 IL A NJ. and Z 80 10 0 p NJ. all
week. suite sos. 1893 broadway.
YOUNG man uD to make himself generally
with the business: wages SIS Answer 81 FIN in
own handwriting. II sI3 Herald. Fulton ST.
YOUNG man. good telephone voice. TO ar
range appointments: liberal remuneration.
Call Columbus 1852. early.
unnecessary: teach you TO make $50
weekly. 298 Herald. Herald SO:
Instruction.
ACTION INCREASES INCOME.
ORGANIZED use of even ORDINARY
ability brings increase In salary and pro-
motion to responsible positions.
You probably do not need q technical
education oNE-TENTH as much as you
need to acquire the ability to USE that
which you ALREADY know.
JAMES w. ELLIOTT.
Or. FRANK CRANE
HARRINGTON EMERSON
can and WILL help you TO secure a moro
RESPONSIBLE position and MORE
PAY, which naturally goes with promo
tion.
And II you happen TO be in business
FOR yourself-they can and WILL help
you make you business pay GREATER
PROFIT.
Call at room lit, 18th floor. Knick-
erbocker Building. 42d St and Broadway,
for further Information any time be-
tween the hours OF A. NJ. to 10 p. N.
BECOME A
TRAFFIC MANAGER.
Conditions point to an enormously In
creased demand for traffic experts within
the next Q months: salaries will range
from 50. 900 to 900 a year"
A system has been devised by a group
Of traffic specialists TO fit men for this
growing need.
BY this system. without interfering with
your present work at all, you can qualify
for this splendid profession In few
short months.
Find out about II. Call or phone for
Information or write for booklet HIS.
No obligation.
LAsALLE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY.
ia W. 42d ST.. N. Y. c. Bryant 1920.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23

LADIES.
We have excellent cooks and
other domestic help for you.
1AZARE'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
200 East 72d Street.
Tel. Rhinelander 4044.
Ellie AGENCY. 1048 Lexington av.; Rhine
lander o0T0. High class cooks, no isework-
eTs. nurses. &c also couples. chamoermaids.
RHINELANDER EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
1907 Lexington av. Rhine. $3.50.
SELECT DOMESTIC HELP SUPPLIED.
A good place for good help.
Wettlers Agency, Mrs. German, Mgr.
IS w. AID. Murray Hin 1912.
GOTHAM. $500 Broadway. 9th 95th-House-
workers, couples, cooks, waitresses. nurses.
1896 Riverside.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

BANK CLERKS.
WE WANT TO TELL you OF THE
BIGGEST BUSINESS EYER STARTED
RANK CLERKS FRIGHT now FOR YOU
CAN GET ON A MONEY MAKING BASIS
as sqoN As YoU ARE TAMILIAR WITH
FOR RAPID ADVANCEMENT WRITE
FOR AN INTERVIEW. 70 HERALD.
HERALD SO.
BOY wanted in office OF old established
American export house; previous expert
ence Unnecessary apply In own handwriting.
airy start rs S. Merchant. .' B. +. o ass Herald
Downtown.
CABINETMAKER and stair work. Val
Wahlmann. 80 Proctor St. Glendale. L. |.
CLERK wanted for night in large Nv York
club. Address w SO Herald, Herald SO.
chauffeur and cook. general housework.
white. for country home. In Mountain Lakes.
man experienced mechanic. familiar with
big six Studebaker; references required.
Apply T. j.. CO Henry ST.. Brooklyn.
COUPLE, white, wanted to take complete
charge Of family OF adults. infant and
nurse: woman, cook. chambermaid. TO as
sist with ironing man. butler and generally
useful. knowledge of auto desirable. Tele-
phone F1ushing 3453J.
COUPLE for small family; country: refer
ences required. 33S w. s4th ST., near
Riverside Drive. mornings. basement.
COUPLE to go TO Stamford, Conn. small
house. family of five. wife cook, man but
Ter and useful: wages 500. Telephone Schuy-
Ter I07T.
FARMER. married. preferably no children;
sanSs and % s.odR Gns ar
or three days laundry work. Apply II. w.
H. Short Hills. N. J.
GARDENER. working superintendent. mar
ried. for Stamford. Conn. must understand
cnccs reqnired furnished cottage. Can
Wednesday all day. Thursday until noon, 1s1
West 18th st: Tel. Schuyler 5o72
JANIToR to take entire charge Of several
quarters to right party. Write In own hand
writing. stating age, experience and salary
expected. L $40 Herald. $50 Broadway.
LINOTYPE operators, night work: union.
MAN.
Statesmen are born. and made afterward,
ganization your qualifications need be only
ambition and deternination-and a whole
some desire for hard work. We VIII place
you under the personal supervision OF our
salesrnanager. who In qualified to train you
and make you success In our work. You
win quickly be able TO take your place with
the other highly successful men on our sell
ing staff. You need have no experience-in
fact we prefer TO train the inexperienced
man. We have several openings for men OF
managerial ability as soon as they qualify.
IL you have been waiting for real oppor-
tunity. take advantage OF this one by call.
Ing any day this week after 10 o'clock and
asking for MR.. WILLIAMS.
SUITE 1919. FLATIRoN BUILDING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23
LADIES.

The help problem has been solved BY
the United Employment Agency. We
have hundreds of competent maids
daily; a personal call will convince
you.
UNITED EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
165 z. I'D ST.. corner Sd av.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23

MANA first class automobile electrical
repair man, one especially who is thorough
iy familiar with Deco and Remy rystems,
nlso a very competent magnetic man; abso-
iuteIy one other need apply excellent prop
o.ition for the proper party. Bridgeport
battery and Electric Service, POI John st..
pridgeport. Conn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23

AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.
AUTOMOBILE AUCTION SALES.
Quickest way for buying and selling:
90 different makes, including Dodges,
Bucks. Fords, Oldsmobiles, Chevro-
lets and other popular makes. will be
sold at Public Auction
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
at IL O'Clock noon.
BROWNS AUTO AUCTION TABLESPOONS.
Sd av., cor. l1th at. Stuyvesant $500. Bring
a deposit. Get the car you want. List your
car with US. We have the buyers. We sell
your car while you walt. Commission charge
III your car Is sold.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23

MEN. can you sell? Intelligent, prosperous
looking men make fine incomes with US.
but some men would fall TO do so because II
they make no money for US they get none
for themselves. Write VI 40S Herald. Full
ton st.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN wanted on lib
eral salary and commission basis In old
established uptown East Side office: only one
who has closed good sized contracts consid-
cred. Replies treated confidentialiy. Ad-
dress f. s. Y. 345 Herald. Herald square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23
HELP WANTED--MALE.
A REAL OPPORTUNITY.


THE FOLLOWING FACTS WILL INTER
FEW SHORT MONTHS AGO A NEW
MOTOR CAR COMPANY WAS BORN IN
NEWARK.
ITS CARS ARE ALREADY BEING MANU-
FACTURED IN SUBSTANTIAL NUMBERS.
THEY ARE SOLD AND PLACED IN SER
VICE AS RAPIDLY AS THEY CAN DE
BUILT.
LARGE AND sPLENpIpLY LOCATED
PROPERTY HAS BEEN PURCHASED,
MUCH LARGER MANUFACTURING
PLANT.
PREPARING PLANS FOR THE PROMPT
CONSTRUCTION or THIS FACTORY. TIE
I'1IsT SECTION OF WHICH is TO ALONE
HAVE A CAPACITY OF THREE TO FIVE
THOUSAND CARS PER YEAR.
THE CAR ITSELF. WITH SPECIAL EN-
GINEERING FEATURES ENTERING INTO
IT'S CONSTRUCTION. IL RAPIDLY PROV
ING ITS EXCEPTIONAL WORTH AND
PUBLIC POPULARITY.
THE MANAGEMENT CONSISTS OF ABLE
AND SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS MEN
WHOSE NI WH RSTE 9o S
KNOW OF OR CAN EASILY FIND OUT
ALL ABOUT.
THE INITIAL BUILDING OF THIS BIG
ENTERPRISE NOW STANDS SUCCESS
FULLY COMPLETED: ONLY ITS GROWTH
TO FULL MATURITY REMAINS.
THE MEN WHO ASSOCIATED WITH THE
COMPANY IN ITS EARLY DAYS AND
TOLD THEY WOULD. AS THEY PROVED
THEMSELVES COMPETENT, BE GIVEN
THE ABSOLUTE PREFERENCE IN AD-
VANCEMENT IN ALL DEPARTMENTS TO
EXECUTIVE AND OTHER RESPONSIBLE
POSITIONS.
HAVE ALREADY BEEN PROMOTED TO
| IMPORTANT POSITIONS IN THE CAR
SALES AND OTHER DEPARTMENTS PAY
ING SUBSTANTIAL SALARIES OR OTHER
STAPLE INCOME.
THE COMPANY NOW OCCUPIES ONE OF
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL sHowRooMs IN
| NEWARK: HAS A CAR SALES DEPART
MENT ALREADY ESTABLISHED AT Bos-
b1 c n s W1iE aSh Al 13N IT'S new new
FACTORY AS PLANNED. UNDERSTANDING
THE EXTENSION OF ITS CAR SALES AND
AND MANY OTHER CITIES. NOW NEEDS
NUMBER OF ADDITIONAL MEN OF
THE RIGHT CALIBRE AND CHARACTER
ALREADY PROMOTED TO IMPORTANT
POSITIONS. AND TO THEMSELVES. IN
pp n; o BECOME EogIPpED ToR SIMILAR
THE PRESENT PROBABLY MARKS THE
| LAST OPPORTUNITY TO ASSOCIATE
| WITH THIS COMPANY DURING ITS
RUI + D g DAYS UNDER CIRCuM-
STANCES RESULTING IN a FAVORABLE
TO PERMANENT AND REALLY WORTH
| WHILE CONNECTION, WITH OPPORTUN-
ITy FOR SUBSTANTIAL EARNINGS
RIGHT FROM THE VERY FIRST DAY.
1T rs NOT YOUR PREVIOUS EXPERT
ENCE. But. INSTEAD. YOUR HONEST
| AMBITION AND YOUR WILLINGNESS TO
WORK HARD TO SATISFY 1T THAT
COUNTS.
| APPLY FOR PERSONAL INTERVIEW
WITH MIR. BOOTH AT NEW YORK OFFICE
AT EITHER 1890 A. NJ. OR AT OR 8
T. NJ. SHARP TO-DAY ONLY.
KELSEY MOTOR COMPANY,
3 WEST GfST ST.,
NEW YORK.
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YOUNG woman, college education or
teachers training: liberal salary and
bonus; outside city. Call mornings only.
aga and Madison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23

AM LOOKING
for A particular type OF man who Is inher-
entity honest who can faithfully represent
nm Organization of national reputation and
record; regardless of present occupation, you
may be that particular man whom ] can
place In position to earn not lcss than
sT 500 per year. Call between 10 and ~
A. NJ, room a02, 5oT 9Th nv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23
AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

rEEftLESS touring. late Tnoaei: recently
oyerhauled painted; four new tires. two
extra tires price very reasonable. 329
Ridgcwood av.. Brooklyn. Pnons Cypress
1888
PEERLESS, 1919. seven passenger touring.
with leather Victoria top: this has
always been used privately aI.i has been
kept in fine condition. price 900. Prone
G92S Cortlandt
REQ five passenger touring. fine appear
ance. paint and upholstering: new $50 top.
good tires, Kellogg pump, motor meter, 1914
model. real material wonderful motor. 1919
appearance 1920 condition, equipment. ex-
s;rate any time. A. r. NELSON, $50 St.
Nicholas av. Audubon 1888
SCRIPTS BOOTH "a roadster, slightly
used. 1915. HoMAN. $50 West 54th.
STANDARD eight. late 1920 model. for sale
many extras; reason for selling. Tearing
country: price So. 500. Call for appointment.
EMERY. Cortiandt 1914.
STUFF SIX passenger. 1917 model: mechan-
fcaly perfect six wire wheels Royal cord
tires: recently overhauled; $500; no dealers.
Phone Murray Hill-32a2.
sTUTZ late model passenger touring, all
new cord tires; will sacrifice. Seen NJ f4e2
Park place. Brooklyn. Lafayette-io2o2.
wINTON model "a passenger sport tour
ing overhauled and repainted: double wind
shield: very attractive car. THE WINTON
CO. broadway and roth ST.
WILL sell contract for new Oldsmobile car.
cheap; delivery may he had at once.
+. ]. ABBOT. tel. fremont 1918.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Help Wanted Female-Commercinl.
zoo BRoApWAY. coRTLANpT a5io
DAVID AGENCY,
~ West 42d St. room bl5.
HrRsT oCCUPATIoNAL EXCHANGE.
90 BROADWAY.
Help Wanted FcmaIe-Domestic.
LANG 4 BoEcHERER CO.. NC.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
- WEST SID ST. ESTABLISHED $780,
Numerous positions open in good families
with best wages: cooks. chambermaids. walt
resses, kitchenmnids. laundres5es, govern
esses. nurses. houseworker. &c. No branch
office.
GUTENBERG AGENCY. 7l8 Lexington av:--
ladies' maids. general housemaids. immedi.
SWEDISH AGENCY ESTABLISHED issi,.
1o4o LEXINGTON Av. t73lH.
Cook Cooks, mattresses; chambermaids' nurses
AT MRS HIRsHs AGENCY.
Cooks. chambermaids. Iaunaresses. wait
resses; city or country; private or boardins
TWENTY cooks. S75 to 500; second cooks.
iaundresses. ktchenmaids, mattresses.
chambermaids. gervants In ALI capacities
wanted Immediately. Duffy's Agency.
HousEwoRKER. general. good cook. to do
entire work for business couple near New
York city; best references: 500. Wettler's
Agony. IS West 43d st.
MRS. R ], sTR Vet 5s.s : J. NEPHEw'
Have openings for all positions: good
places. current wages. private families.
Ida .sEELY AGENCY.
mattresses. ch'bermaids. laundresses. nurses:
MISS HoF'MAYER's AGENCY.
10 East ADD ST.. Sd floor. :,
VIII be closed for repairs from August Is
to. August %.
BLUM's Employment Agency furnishes en-
Client reliable houseworkers. chamber
maids So cooks s,,o nurses Mattresses. lo-4 o'n
ELLIE AGENCY.
Houseworkers. cooks. laundresses. nurses.
Observation-Disclosures. maids: registra-
HoUsEwoRKERs.. cooks. chambermaids.
good positions. Bertha Carlson Employ
ment AZ. 22so B'way. cor. SD. schuy lo1e.
4 good place for good positions
Wettler's Agency, Mre. German, Mgr,
is WEST 42D ST.
HoUsEwoRKERs. Mattresses, chbermaids.
cooks: excellent positions. T1nka Andersen
Ernp't A'y. 1924 B'way. mr.. s3. SCHUYLER 1887
COOKS. kitchenmaids. mattresses. French
maids. buffers, couples. COZ 9Th av.. JAG
gums Agency.
HOUSEwORKERS. chambermaids. cooke,
Mattresses. couples. Sealey's Agency. i61
W. 145th. Audubon 2798.
COOKS. chambernaids. houseworkers. laun-
dresses; absolutely no charge. Rhinelander
Employment Agency, 1907 Lexington av.. I'D
COOKS. chambernnaids and Mattresses, S55-
s65 monthly. Ellie Agency. 1046 Lexing-
ton nv.
ELLIE AGENCY--First class positions free.
l04s Lexington av. Rhinelander 007O
AGENTS WANTED.
Male.
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MEN.

Far more men are on the way UP than
have already reached the top, Our hand Is
outstretched--n the shape OF a remarkable
opportunity--to a few ambitious, aggressive.
uve-mindcd mon who are not finding the
going 10 their liking In their present employ
usnt and who will welcome lift up to the
hisher levels. where compensation runs mat
teT-of-couree to hundred dollars week
and up. We prefer TO put the full strength
~ our big and resourcefui organization back
Of the man who hasn't o long record OF sue
cess 10 boast Of. but whose present needs
ard present sincere determination 70 get
ahead, regardless OF opportunities missed or
ssys that are past. win find Il easy 10 re-
spond 10 the sympathetic. Individual coach
ing OF our friendly Manager Of Personnel
and to begin 10 mount the ladder toward
REAL SUCCESS. The RIGHT OPpORTU-
NIFTY Is HERE, ready 10 meet the right men
MORE THAN HALF WAY. II you're Gen.
tile and over 70. call. from 10 to :.
20 WEST 44TH STREET.
SUITE 1910.
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statesmen.

Christian. any age over 25.
whether employed or not. call
for q confidential Interview; we
are confident you Will wisely
consider the possibility OF earn
ing $4,000 during the next 90
days. Call after 10 A. NJ, Suite
1903, $50 Madison av.. at 45th st.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-03-25
"E"-IT'S A GOOD LETTER
AFTER ALL

Someone has advanced the opin-
ion that the letter sc" is the
most unfortunate letter in the
alphabet Always out of cash,
forever in debt, always in danger,
and in hell all of the time.
He seems to have overlooked
all the fortunates of the letter
"e." Never in war, always in
peace, the beginning Of existence
the commencement Of ease, and
the end of trouble. Without il
there would be no life, no money
no meat, no heaven. 1t is the cen.
ter of honesty, and makes love
perfect, as well as being the end
of strife, and without it there
would be no LIBERTY COUNCIL
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-03-25
On an Editor

An editor, my friends, must
have confidence in himself. Bro
Their Blank here has it.
Several years ago before | knew
him intimately, | was in an auto
accident and it was reported that
| had been taken to the hospital
where | died. AS a matter of
fact, | really did not die. The
next morning when | read an ac-
count of my death in Blank s
paper, l called him on the phone
and said:
Hello, Blank This is Bill
Jones talking, Have you seen the
announcement this morning of his
death2"
Eyes" he said with the great
est composure and confidence.
where are you talking FRONT"
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-03-25
"HULLO''

Wen you see a man in wo,
Walk right up and say "hullo!"
Say "hullo, an chow we dog"
Flows the world a-usin' youY"
Slap the fellow on the back,
Bring you han down with a
whack!
Waltz right up, an don't go slow,
Grin and shake an say "hullop'
Is he clothed in ragsR Oh, sho!
Walk right up an say "hullol"
Rags is but a cotton roll
Jest for wrappin' up a soul;
An a soul is worth a true
Hale an hearty chow dye dor"
Don t wait for the crowd to go;
Walk right up an say "hullop'
Wen big vessels meet, they say,
They Saloot and sail away.
Just the same are you an me,
Lonesome ships upon a sea;
Each one sailing his own jog
For port beyond the fog,
Let yer speakin' trumpet blow,
Lift yer horn and cry "hullon'
Say "hullo," an chow dye dor
Other folks are good as you.
Wen We leave yer house of clay
Wanderin' in the PARKWAY,
Wen you travel through the
strange
Country t'other side the range,
Then the souls you We cheered will
know
Who We be, an say "hullo!"
S. W. Foss
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-03-25

-Patronize our advertisers first.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-03-25
Strictly Correct

Old Giles was taking out an in
surance policy on his life and he
and his wife were pulling ovel
the forms that had arrived fol
him to sign.
eyer see this?' said Giles. "It
says; Age of father if living
suppose | must fill it il"
The form was at last filed and
few days later Giles received q
visit from the agent.
What do you mean by youl
form2" said the agent. "You
state your fathers age is ITO.
That is ridiculous"
"No, it amt" replied Giles
i" Your form says, if living and
that's the age he'd be if he was
alive now. !"