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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-11-04
SOCIETY
Staver Family Shown
Many C0urteSieS

The love and respect 10 which
Mrs. w. II. Staver is held by bel
friends in Idaho Springs was ably
demonstrated by the number oi
cour,esies shown her prior to ber
departure for South America, the
hrst being party in her honor,
given by Mesdames 4. w. Nc
Bride, z. l.. Jaynes, and w. A.
Funk, at the Mcbride home, on
the corher OF. Fifteenth avenue and
Colorado street, on Friday after
aeon, Ocl. 20. There were over
thirty present. 500 and "Spoof"
being the diversion of the after
noon. Al 500, Mrs. W. B. Kelso
won first prize, and the consols tion
was given to Ms, Kenneth Mos /
cript. Mrs. D. E. Clark won the
prize for "Spoof, and the honor
guest received the guest prize.
The Mcbride home was most
artisticalIy decorated in autumn
leaves and flowers. yellow and
black. appropriate to the season,
being the color scheme carried out.
A delightful two-course luncheon
was served at the close of the af-
ternoon's pleasures.
One of the most important fea-
lures of the day, and that which
will mean a great deal to Mrs.
gtaver when she is bound for the
South American port, was the
of "steamer" letters,
each guest having brought long
letter for her to read while on
board ship. These were given to
Ter shortly before the disbanding
sf the party, aud Mrs. Staver il
forward to the time when
she can open them and zee the
various kind wishes and "advice"
given her.
Guests for the day:
900 Table-Aesdames Ntavcr, |
townsend. Joy, Fraser. Oollom.
Ohsppell, kim ball. Earll. Hoy.
Nc cDougall, Renshaw. Hanlin.
6pessard, Ashmun, Cochems of
lenver, Kelso. Mary Allen. Mos
ceipt. Grant Of Golden.
Spool Table--Ericks Adams.
Nankervis,. Clark, Robins. Ste
Phens, Underhill. Kenyon. David
Hill.
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Mrs. Hamlin Gives
Party for Mrs. Staver

= Honoriug Mrs.. Staver. Mrs. 8.
q. Hamlin was hostess WeAnesday
afternoon At = party at her home
%. Colorado street, and the affair
was one Of perfect sajoynent.
Five husdsed was played till .
lste hour, after which prixes were
awarded. For high scsrs he prise,
1 1T .,of hoilsw stem ieanssade
seoous, was won BY 1ln. ". a.
Eunk; the cut prize. . cat giasa
6ad vsse. went 70 Mrs. O. 4
,tSynes; the sonsolstles, . giadG
saes for tea pot, ms gives - Mr.
4. !. Deis; anl the guest sTtzes .
seautiful haadksschisfs shAde b
de hsstess. was pressatsa r. Mfs
otaver.. ,~-. n, e.sS
Ars. Hamliu, had the. AeuAl
srettily dec0fatsds anA the tws
ceurse luncheon. moat Of which
came fsom Baur' = Denvsr. NAl
ao.t -deliKhtful. TIE guesss fe'
de afternoen, were NeslamesSt
ver Burger, 0hapsdals Cs'iee
Oochrane, Dsis. Frases. Rsnk. D
nili. Jayaes. Joy. Kssysa. Kin
jIaii. Leebriek, McDfide AGcDes'
.1sii. 'ksaezipt. naakessiA Rem
aLswy Spessarl. Townsend. vader
'N1il. NJ q: Allen. 1obinas Pas
I xToee and llias Ana Carpenter.
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Are. Nyiey, Ceeper-.
Gives Snaart Luncheon

\ 0ns - he 6naStest aAairs Svel
sfvea y I1dho 1priIgs was tAs
lsSsAssa sltks Hss SSsises Aessl
ooenfday aflesnssa. o.. -: pcs-
sidea -evsrty Ars. Rylsy Csspss.
sonDliasataxy toshsr sister. Miss
Jsssptias Farsy, aAd Mfs. "; II.
Stssss,, &, j.
thS,saRes sesnesss wsss psrtscs.
Hallssssas salsre pssdsai.attag II
tsbls AssssAsisas. including rlscs
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lAvsr Family Csests
ct I Church Party

4. fhs yarieus orgeuisatieae q ths
sprssbyterisn church ,jslasd n -
''SSrtaining the otassr family aad
y 6eir friends at q iarexsli Waeher :
~ last Meaaay evening. The
sIds 81 the evening - tsw-
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ever, in no sense one OF good
bye," but rather ito see You again.
Miss Inez Booker opened th
program with Spanish greetings
w. H. Staver giving a respons
also in Spanish, while W. A. Fun
, acted as interpreter to both. MI
and Mrs. 8. G.. Hamlin gave on'
, of their duets, always an enjoyable
, mum Der, responding to an en- cor.
which was especially apropos. DR.
H. s. Beavis spoke in behalf Of
the church and its officers. His
remarks were exactly right for the
occasion. Mrs. W. +. Renshaw
gave a reading in her own charm
ing way. and Mrs. Mary .. Allen
read q poem which she wrote for
that especial program. Everyone
was then given telegraph blank
and asked to write a telegram to
one of the Staver familv, following
out the letters which happened to
be at the top of the poem. OF
course the vowels weren't very
plentiful and the consonants were
often K, y and z, so the results
were amusing and ridiculous, while
q few really made sense.
Mr.. Funk's song, "Pucker Up
and Whistle, was the jolly climax
Of the evening. Everybody Joined
in the chorus and the spirit Of
sheer was contagious.
After delicious refreshments,
,erved by Mrs. s. L. Burger and
her committee, Mr.. Funk, acting
Is toastmaster, called on Mrs. Ham.
lin for some Endorsements for the
to Stay" Mrs. Hamlin
was both clever and appealing in
her arguments. apparently almost
psrsuading the departing family
to recall their decision. Mrs. Ua-
dsrhill's toast was when They
Return" She=painted real Uto.
pia for mining engineers two years
hsaoe. D. 3. Clark exposed some
sf the "Stavsr Hobbies" !" and Mrs.
David Hill. in her inimitsble way.
read an original Scotch Toast .
which 10 printed below:
when ~ gaag far awe. dear friends.
Aeresa ~ distant seas.
Our thochts IKE birds will follow fast
On many passing breeze.
Dat the - take youFsel's ava,
The best yesl lsavs behind;
The words and deeds ye lived while
here
WIN No aye in our niad.
Around he name . 9savsr twinsd
Swoet mem'riss s'er will cling;
The nsvsr hses. ssms time. seAswhsss
Our ed heast's love we'll bring.
Across the~bstdgs . time an spscs
Ysa'il oftsa come, We ken.
Ts - aoain.t .ths fFisn1s ~ loved
In the dear familiar glsa-
And - ga1s nicht, a. fare - wssl
I WheFsiysr ye nay ream;
But ne'er fsFGet.; whats'er -bstide,
TAis p'aes will sye be home.
The linal number vas the pres
sntatioa By Ars. Burgsr, - prssi
dsnt u the Bible class. Of . gii
dsaatsA by the. nsnbsra 10 Mn
etsysf in appreciation other holy
| fal and illsminating talks ON Gus
dAy aofnings.
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Staver Family Guests Of
8 Alex. Best and Methsl

= AK. Bsst and mother. Mfs.
Eliss6eth Dsst. entertained Mr.
aaA Mn. W.. b. staves. Farrell
ard Mariaaa d dinner at the King
hete& Tsssday at nooa. w
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Staxers Have Dianer
at d. =. Clark Heme

Mr.. iad Mrs. D. e. Clark were
hosts Il dinner Friday evening to
Ar. asA Mrs.. ". 81. Staver and
ehislrea. Farfell and Mariana.
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Classified
Adds:

1As slass,asa y = M = svssy
psBGse - ssads - papse it eppsaas
=, - ~ GhAs yonDs1 = II apoaS vulue
Z ~. lesias - s'!lla9 q, yesisss e.
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Artistic job printing at the
Siftings-News office.
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-roR SALE-At a. basgaipv gasoline
:. stsye..- Call as siftinsl.NeMe slses.
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De You Owe.Usa-s

The present msnsssmestse seald
greatly appreciate it II al who are
indebted to the SiftinKs:Nsws, ,for'
either subscsipsieE j6Sr work or
advertising, would pey wI,hii the
.aezt fsv days. It prshaSly Hosld
net insesvsaieaes -yea.aad sussld
b . great Aslp to u.s.: Try II once
auA - how goodiir viii make yo,,
fsel - isw dsllars weuld pay
lIsar sshssslpsiea y. = dase. and
IL Dsaasas - nucA d, have pso-
- ssas~ia ~ Pay withsut our
rbsahg ssnpslisd 10 sead ~ Ills.
ns. - Mr.. Gssres Curnew
|aad family have. desidsd u nisvs
fslesss il. and have fSatsl the
a1arensat ressntly yaeatsd by Il.
p AcClellaAa aud family, plan
ning. to move in at snce.
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rR1 NBwToN,leit. Il SisI lot q dry
kisdliag wood fes sale. Anybsdy g.
'slsia6fe; Sawed, ssii IN. .sWi1 fplssss
sppsyat tksr 0sn :slnss, .Aj16- tnansl.
yMin1 IlGAo l1o.s.: .n7.s: ss'r eass
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ron 6kLE-zol;s66lf ssols Il ell
kin1i, isSludsne psekespnzoy saving
nacAias.- hydraulic 8 washss.. II; kitshss
eebilet, .lAage, etc. Call after 0atux-
Day st loiS Colsfale. Pkeoe Idake-S Or
fiahc-i1i. 6r. We6sf. Tr4ip
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, preparing a camp for all Scouts whC
have passed their Tenderfoot test. Af.
ter securing this part OF the country
for a suitable place. the Cook Counts
Forest Preserve, which is reched by III,
Hammond Chicago Heights bus line
was decided upon. All who have Wis
tied the Forest Preserve at Thornton
VIII agree that it is an ideal place fol-
d camp. The many large trees give
cool shade in the warmest wether. tn,
brook deep enough for swimming anc
boating, Is fed by pure spring water
nearby farmers. viii supply eggs. but
ter fresh vegetables, etc. other sup.
plies and mail can be obtained al
Thornton, two miles from the camp
and Mr.. Miller. the forester. has taker
a great interest in the camp. and has
given the scouts the site nearest his
home, so that he and his wife Will be
ner at hand to give any needed advis 81
and help.
Miss Bushey will be the camp direct
or. and one OF the Scout mothers VIII
be there all OF the time. together with
the troop captains and lieutenants
The purpose OF having this camp
is TO give the girls an the pleasures OF
gram, the same as is used in the most
exclusive girls camp. viii be as fol-
lows:
-ssO-Revielle.
7:45-Morning coIors and setting UP
exercises.
S:oo--Breakfast and announcements.
9;oo-Cleaning and inspection OF the
tents
$3.50 to 12ao-Games. swimming and
boating. nature study. short walks,
etc.
ao-Dinner.
1880 10 6;oo-Rest hour, mail dlstri-
button. swimming. boating games and
scout classes. free time.
6:oo-Supper.
to s:SO-Canteen. boating. games
dancing. camp fire. singing. stunts etc.
s:45-Taps
There viii be no army discipline; the
Girl Scout Laws will be the laws OF the
camp. The girls will take turns in
washing dishes, setting table. and pre-
pairing vegetables. but the cooking Will
be done by an experienced cook
The opportunity OF attending a camp
of this kind comes 10 the girls of very
few towns in which scouts arc organ
lied and the Council is hoping that
great many OF the Whiting Scouts will
take advantage OF Il. Miss Bushey or
any member OF the Scout Council Will
be glad TO talk with any parents who
wish further Information.
The various troops Will go to the
camp at the following times:
Troops 1 ana S-July 2Sth to Aug. l.
Troops and Aug. 4 to Aug. II.
Troop 5-Aug. Il to Aug. Is.
Troops and August IS to Aug. %
II any girl cannot go with her troop
special arrangements may be made
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are visiting Al the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs Paul Mailer.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Worley have
gone TO Clarion. Iowa to visit his
brother. Rev. Edison Morley and fam
lily for a couple OF weeks.
Mrs. T. E. Henry was taken suddenly
i'll Friday and passed away early Sat
urday morning Funeral services will
be held at the home today at 200 D.
nj. Mrs Henry was one OF Lowells
most highly respected ladies and her
death is a great shock to her large cir
Gle OF friends She leaves to mourn,
her, her husband. two sons. Fabian and
Sherard her mother. Mrs. Frank Sher-
ard and one brother Charles Sherard
Nj and Mrs. Harry Hayden went TO
Hammond last evening.
Mrs. Belle Turner left last evening
for Black Creek. \. r. where she goes
to visit relatives and friends
VIII A. Robins left for his hong in
ST. Paul. Mimi. after a weeks visit
here with relatives and friends.
Miss Zada Fisher returned to her
home in Chicago last evening. after
visit here with her grandmother. Mrs.
Belle Turner.
The funeral services % Mrs. r. E.
Henry were held at the home yester-
day afternoon at two o'clock. Rev.
c. a. Brown. pastor of the NJ E. churcn
preached the funeral sermon. Inter
ncnt wag made in the 10 we'll cerae-
terry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Foster were
Chicago visitors yesterday
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TO REDUCE DANGEROUS
VARICOSE VEINS

People who have swollen veins or
punches should not wait until they
reach the bursting point which mcars
much suffering and loss of tins hui
should at once secure from any rcli-
sple druggist two-ounce original
bottle OF Moone's Emerald Oil (fuu
strength
BY using this powerful. yet harmless
sermicide treatment Improvement IS no.
Iced IN few days and by its regular
use swollen veins will return to theft
normal size, and sufferers will cease
10 worry. Moone's Emerald Oil treat
nent is used by physicians and in hos
pitals and is guaranteed to accomplish
results or money returned
II reduces all kinds of enlarged glands
golfers and wenS and is used exclusive
ly In many large factories as an I'M
failing arss aid to the injured antisep-
druggist can supply you-Adv
tic. Generous sample on receipt of Is
cents, silver or stamps. International
Laboratories. Rochester. n Y and at
Summers Pharmacy.-adv,
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Virgil Scritchheld went 10 Indianap-
oils yesterday where he viii take the
examination in pharmacy.
Abe Gershman and Mr.. and Mrs.
Block of Chicago. were guests Of II.
Gershman. Saturday night and sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Fisher OF Gary
were sunday guests of her mother.
Mrs. r. II. Hill. and brother c o. Hill
and wife.
The Misses Thelma Hill and Leila Nc
Nay left Saturday evening for a two
weeks trip through National Yellow
stone Park and other points OF interest
in the west.
Mrs. IS. P. Murray and son. Lieut.
Lewis "A. Murray returned to Hoopston
Ill. Saturday after a visit with their
daughter and sister Mrs. Is. NJ. Jewell
and family
Mrs James Black went 70 Chicago
Saturday to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. p N. McNay were Chi
cago visitors saturday.
Mrs E. P. Smith of Los Angeles. Cal.
is visiting al the home of her brother
DR.. B. NJ. Jewell and family
Ed. and Harry Baxter of Chicago.
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ROBERTSDALE
PRINCESS rHEArRE-rODAY

A~A-" NA@1o EA<A
THE STRAIGHT ROADg A Cosmo-
polftnn Production, nm all star cast;
All the Lee Kids. Jane and Katherine
In HICkSNILLE TERRORS. I'll
Mrs. Clyde Smith and aughters and
Miss Maggie Jenkins. returned to their
home on Atchison avenue from Marcel
lus. Mich. where they spent several
weeks with the formers parents Mr.
Smith is at Casper. wyo. on business
for the Standard Oil company at the
present time.
The foundations OF several new res
licences are being laid in the Forsythe
Water Gardens. The Water Gardens
are beginning to look quite prosper
Gus with the many homes that have
been built there within the past year.
Miss Bessie Wilson, her cousin Clar-
ence Faclan. and Cart Anderson. Of
Roberts avenue spent the weekend
with Miss Wilson'S parents at Wana-
tab. Ind
STAR THEATRE TONIGHT
Last time tonight to see Bert LyteII
in MESSAGE FROM MARS" and COM
edy GRAZING THE jazz also Fox
News. 7-12-1
Miss Helen Emerson and Miss vio-
itAtS NOA0lHS dAten0tQ the LNedtTe IN
Chicago on Sunday.
Frank Schlatter who has been visit
ing his mother OF Atchison avenue for
the past two weeks returned the latter
part of the week to Casper. wyoming.
where he is employed at the STANDARD
Oil Co.
PRINCESS THEATRE-TODAY
THE STRAIGHT ROAD; A Cosmo-
politnn Production, an all star cast;
All the Lee Kids, jane aud Katherine
In HICkSvILLE TERRoRS. I'll
Virgil Pruitt. OF Chicago visited his
aunt. Mrs. j. Brown of Myrtle avenue.
the latter part OF the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Val Brown OF Ham
mond visited the formers parents on
Myrtle avenue Sunday evening.
Mrs Emma Moore will entertain the
Councillors Club at her home on
Superior avenue. this evening.
Elmer Eg9ers who has been spending
several weeks at Green Island. Iowa,
returned TO his home on Roberts ave.
accompanied by Jack Brown who is
expecting to visit the Eggers family
for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Golding and their
daughter Volette and their guests
Mrs Rebecca Kohr. and Miss Helen
Emerson. enjoyed a chicken dinner at
Carl Lundgren's new FISH house on
Calumet avenue last Saturday evening
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Lady employed Will share modern |
furnished nat Address {. L j. Whit
ing News 7-s-tf |
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WHITING
and its
PEOPLE


Donald Naet who has ben visiting
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Naei
and friends here has returned home
in wood River. Ill Mrs. Naes and ba.
by will remain for a more extended Wis.
ii.
Mrs. Edward Matthias Of Sheridan
avenue Is improving fro mher opera.
ton at the St. Bernard's hospital in
Chicago.
Tho Pr!tchard and Evans familie:
have received word Of tie safe arriy.
a. Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Pritcha-d and
grand-daughter Marion Pritchard, and
Mr.. Evans Sr.. in Wales.
Born 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Henry KIeken-
app OF Fischrupp avenue. a daughter
Mrs, Letherman OF White Oak ave.
underwent an operation at the Lake
side hospital in Chicago.
Mrs. Leo Sanmons has gone to Little
Rock Ark to visit with relatives.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs Patty Boyle. OF
New York avenue a daughter
The silver Tea. planned 10 have been
held by the Methodist Ladies Aid So
ciety has been postponed until Sep
TENDER /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bromschwig entertain
ed out Of town friends over the week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Broekman and
three children. the latter having been
Miss Catherine Hughes. before her
marriage. have returned TO Whiting,
from Florida, where they have been to-
a number of years and will now make
this city their home.
Mrs. Bruce y. Nichols and children.
-
month here visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. T. ". Eaton Of Sheridan ave
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Brown OF Central
avenue have as their guests Mr.. and
Mrs -Bawn Kelly OF Sugar Creek. No.
Mrs. Kelly and Mr.. Brown being sis
ter and brother.
PRINCESS THEATRE-ToDAY
THE STRAIGHT ROAD, Coamo-
politan Production. nm NH star caAt,
All the Lee Kids. Jane and Katherine
In HICKSYILLE TERRORS. I'll
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Scott OF Ohio
avenue. have gone to California to at
tend the ElkS convention and before
their return will visit several interest
ing points in the West
Mrs. Harriet Aide entertained the
members OF the Sigma Delta Chi with
a beach supper at the East Side park
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Nyland and fam
lily who have been here visiting the
m other OF the former Mrs c. NyIand.
and the parents OF Mrs NyIand. the
Mastersons have returned to their res
idence in Sugar Creek. No.
Jean Price of Chicago spent the week
end visiting Lois Wilson OF Ohio ave.
Mr. and Mrs. John Schaub and child
rem y South Bend have been visiting
the formers parents on Sheridan ave.
Phil L Krauel OF ll9th street, LEFT
Saturday for White Hall. Mich. TO
spend a week. the remainder Of his
vacation4to be spent at his home in
Danvlle. III.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Schlechty, Mr.. and
Mrs D. J. Proehaska Miss Pauline
schlechty. Mr.. Robert seagraves and
Miss Nellie Fitzgerald Of Chicago. mo-
tored 10 Flint Lake at Valparaiso on
Sunday.
Mrs. Van Boland OF Pennsylvania
avenue has returned from visit with
her parents and other relatives in AL
toona. Pa. Youngstown. Ohio and 9TH
er points.
Miss Mae Monkey has returned from
indianapolis. where she was called by
the death OF her grandmother.
Mrs. Edward Clark and her daugh
ter Dollie, of Alton. Ill, have been Wis
ting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs John
Wyiie Of New York avenue
The Whiting Girl. Scout Council Is
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Kills Pesky Bed Bugs
?. ID. 0.

p .. O., Pc ky . evils
Quietus.- not an insect pow
der but q chemical. no muss
or dust, and actually kills
Bed Bugs, Reaches. FieaS,
and Ants. and their eggs as
well. 3Sc package makes a
quart. Druggists can sup
ply you, or mailed prepaid
UPON receipt of price by the
owl Chem. Co. Terre Haute.
ind. Genuine P. D. @. Il
never peddled.
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Whiting
Advertisements
Are Winners

Lady employed Will share modern
furnished nat. Address G L J.. Whit
ing News 7-s-tf
GEO. ID. THIBAULr
Chiropractor
Schrage Building
Phone 1881
Offce hours:
Daily from 200 D m. to 500 D. M
Evenings. 1900 to $50.
LosT-Pair Of nose glasses and ease
Return TO Whiting News. 7-l1-2
FOR SALE-Furniture for two light
hskpg. rooms. party buying has the
privilege OF renting rooms Inquire at
14s Cleveland avenue. Whiting, be-
tween and 9 p NJ 7-1l-2
LosT-A Diamond shaped Greek letter
Fraternity Pin; set with Pearls and
Diamonds with owners name on the
back. Reward for Seturn to 243 La
Porte avenue. Whiting. 7-11-3
FOR RENT-Three light hskpg. rooms
Downstairs; also garage for rent.
Inquire 1850 Myrtle avenue. 7-12-1
Regular meeting OF Whiting Post
No so. American Legion, "Wednesday
,. m. July 10. az Slovak Home. Re
port on July 4th celebration will he
made and also important business to
come UP. Il 7-I2-I
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STAR THEATRE TONIGHT

STAR THEATRE TONIGHT
Laot time tonight to sec Bert Ly7eIl
In @MESSAGE FROM MARS and COM
edy Trailing THE JAZZ;' also Fox
News. 7-l2-l
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PRINCESS THEATRE-TODAY
THE STRAIGHT ROAD, A COsmO-
poIitaE Production, an alI star cast,
All the Lee Kids. Jane and Katherine
In HICKSvILLE TERRORS. I'll
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Donald Naef who has ben visiting
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Naef
and friends here has returned home
n Wood River. III. Mrs. Naef and ba-
by will remain for more extended Wis
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FOR RENT-Three light hskpg. rooms
down stairs; also garage for rent.
Iaquire 1850 Myrtle avenue. 7-12-l
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-07-15

dicial circuit left the way wide open
for the Democrats in just cause and
if they had centered their attack on
this bill the drive would have COM
pletely shattered the shaking ranks of
the Republicans in Missouri. The bills
were so manifestly unjust and vicious
that it could not have been success
fully defended. Governor Hyde now
blames the Democrats for throwing
the courts of the state into chaotic
condition. He fails to remark that
his bill readjusting the district for the
purpose of casting out elected Demo-
cratic judges was tie cause of the
chaos of which he complains.
We heartily approve the plan an
nounced by the Governor of calling a
special session of the legislature for
the purpose of road legislation and
pointed out at the time that it would
remove other issues anc prevent trades
and make possible good code Of road
laws. Now he has turned the legisla-
Iture loose on everything and road leg
islation again is battered about among
the conflicting fractional and partisan
struggles. The whole advantage of
special session has been thrown away.
The man who always has an alibi
whenever mistake is made, who al
ways passes the buck when an issue
is to be decided soon loses the support
of the people. Men prefer to support
man WHO fights the issue through,
accepts the responsibility and stands
up to the rack, fodder or no fodder.
We love that oneefor his mistakes and
for the courage which caused mis-
takes. 1t was this characteristic
which made Theodore Roosevelt the
idol of the neutrality-suspicious. Ex-
amiHer.