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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-20
MISCELLANEOUS
SI.25 Section


Extra quality Foot Tub
Painted Stop Pail
ts-Qt Tin Pail
GALVANIZED Bushel Basket
Corrugated Garbage Pail
Gallon Funnel Liquid Measure
Gal. Oil s Gas Cans
Liquid Veneer Mop
Heavy Bushel Basket
Toilet Paper Holder
No 10 O'Cedar Mop
No. and No 3 ROYAL Blue Brooms
No. 10 sin. p. S. & w Pliers
No. sN Sin. p. s. & w Pliers
Z l.2-in Bernard Pliers
No. 5l2 Heller Hammer
l0-in. Genuine Stillson Wrench
ANY 81 80 Razor Strop
any sl.S5 or $3.50 Knife
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-20

Cars washed and polished for 8
at divers Battery Station.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-20
PL4INFIELD

Fall millinery; your inspection invited,
Mrs. D. Hudson. ir.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-20

Aluminium Percolator
Aluminium Double Boiler
Aluminium Teapot
Aluminium Roaster
Minimum Teakettle
Aluminium Stew Pan
8 Aluminium Sauce Pans
Pint Vacuum Bottle
) Packages Silyeroid
Galvanized Pail
l2.Qt Tin Pail
Glass dashboard
Brass Washboard
Zinc dashboard
Small Wool Buster
1910 Sterno Set
O'Cedar Mop. No
Quart Liquid Veneer
Quart O'Cedar Polish
liz, in. . in ) ~ in. Compton
Scissors
Each. and qt Measures
Market Basket
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-20
.L>or1ARDw
And A Bargain Day You Cannot Afford to Miss
HOUSEHOLD SECTION TOOL SECTION MISCELLANEOUS
S1.OO $l0O $3.50 Section

No. l43 Bit Brace
Four Tube Belt Punch
No. 9 Hack Saw Frame
No. 10 Hack Saw Frame
Goodell Pratt Nail Fuller
Bench Dog
keyhole Saw
"a sin. Hack Saw Blades
| Simonds Buck Saw Blade
Pr. sin. P. S. & W No. 80 Pliers
Pr. Gin. p. 5. & W No. 40 Pliers
Pr. q I-2.in. p. S. & w. No. 81 Pliers
Pr Tin p. 5. & w No. "a Pliers
Pr No. 10 n. p Pliers
No. 1875 b. & 5. Wrench
sin. Model l, B. & S, Wrench
l0.in. X. & b. Adjustable Wrench
6.in or Sin Genuine Stillson Wrench
l0-m Wescott Wrench
lo.iu Goes Wrench
Set 81 Handy 5 W-enches
Speedy Stiteher
? Tine Pitch Fork
Tire Pitch Fork
King lawn Rake
Wallingford Lawn Rake
Wallingford Meadow Hoe
Wallingford Field Hoe
Hadwin So PIT. Shovel
Hndwin Rd. PIT Shovel
Split Strip Bushe Basket
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-20

H1 VI ~ ~ NxAoS
MISCELLANEOUS
Sl.50 Section
ANY sl.75 or $500 Knife
ANY $500 Razor
Sin. Draw Shave
Rixford Hand Axe
Plumb Hand Axe
V. and B. Hammer
No. IA Saw Set
Lisk Dinner Pail
Wall Clothes Dryer
Rochester 5-gal. Can
No. 900 Sterno Set
No 1884 Basket
MISCELLANEOUS
$1.75 Section
No. 405 Hand Saw
5-qt. Aluminium Teakettle
l0in Draw SLAVES
ANY $3.50 Razor
Any $500 Strop
MISCELLANEOUS
$500 Section
Ratchet Bit Stock
ANY $500 Razor
ANY Single Bit Axe
l5-in Goes Wrench
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-20
FANCY BASKETS
S1.OO

each. No. 200, 9oS, 564, 932, 100, l35.
A few at SOC, 75c, sl.25 and $50 each
Washington Journal., 1921-10-07
8ueinn6smansisites 9apitcl.
Gas 9tnis oes
0ro0ioq.


9ie Milren BON Sara Iino glnlo-
gen our @ologepinnung unO cine
8erbre6eronIieolung, Delda fat
5000 MeiIen bon YeterSburg emit
iernt in Der u~ngebeuren @il0niS
Eransbaifoliens liegen.
9ie Minen, mel9e perionlideS
gigentrm oes 3aren iino unb 81
@un1ten ieines 8ripatpermogens
ausgeberttet peroerL befinoen ii6 in
einem 0oen, einiomen Sale 5mii1en
oen ieitli6en @usldufern oes Sable
noisgebirges uno beiteben aus ben
@olobergmerfen nebit Den gu ibrer
g%usbeutung erforoerli6en @inrid-
tungen, aus ben @obnungen Der
8eamten, aus ben Siitten uno Nie-
oerloliungen Der Strdflinge. Selbit-
perItdnolid lit in &ara, mo ii1 ge.
gen 1000 Strdflinge, oarunter Die
i1periten uno gemeinen 8erbreder,
befinoen, oie 9is5iplin uno @emo-
dung cine auberoroentIif ltrense,
sic arbeitenoen Strdflinee iinb itets
bon einem feitgei6loiienen &reiie bis
on Die 3dbne bepaffneter &oiaten
umgeben, .pelde bel Dem eeringIten
@ioeritano ODER Slidtneriu6 Die
@efangenen erbarmungslos 3uiam-
menfhieBen. 9ie nod nidt en-
probten ooer eefdbrliden Strdflinge
orbeiten in Setter uno cine &n5obl,
Ole als Defenders gefabrlid eelten,
Iino an Shubfarren gefeiielt, Die
iie, mobin ite audi eeben, nit ii6
fiibren miiiien, uno Die ibnen aud
oes Iadts uno mdbreno Der Or
belt, ia oft iogar in Granfbeitsfal.
len nidt abgenommen tperoen.
Selir 8olfofsti mar bon 2aaoreff
Den 9eamten Der Mine ais beion-
oers gefGbrli9 oenundiert tporoen
uno wuroe ser 9feibe Ser S9ubfar.
renitrdflinge beigeielt, iobalo er iid
nur iomeit erbolt bate nm iiber.
balipt alir Irbeit berange5ogen wer.
oen 5u fonnen.
Gein Sos mar elm unenoli1 trait.
RIGGS. Sagsiiber barte 4rbeit in
Ger nerpeIteten, faum atembaren
Cuff Ser @ergtperfe in elmer Gem.
peratur, 6ie meiit unter Nuu mar
uno seeen Die &alte nid)t einmal
our6 tuorme &leioung geidiibt, 3D.
bei oft ftunoenlans nit ben SiiBen
inn @aiier pateno ODER itebenb,
na9ts Der @ufentbalt IN elmer ounit.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-07

70. G~Ortissuus.)

Isle lit unberIett," rief Ser Sou.
berneur nit iieeesfreuOigem 2a-
aeln. nglut Ieter un0 on, So.
eorin, bolt unieren S6litten Der.
fiber uno beIoret 2ebensmittel uno
@ronntmein. 8ir treten Iofort bic
&iidreiie an. Sd tperoe in8tpiiden
nit ben onoern bier 8n1e tie.
ben"
No6 ettpa elmer bolben Stunoe,
DGbreno tpeI6er Sophia itumm iiber
ibren @rGuti9om Deinte, inoes So
Sareff in finiterem S6weigen ne
ben ibr itono, trof Der SAlitten elm.
9er @ouperneur befabl, ben
Sdnerberwunoeten, 6eilen 8unoe
elmer Der &oIofen, Der mitleioiger
mar oIs iein &err, 70 gut es ging,
nit einem Su1 berbunoen botte,
ouf BEN Sdlitten nieOer5ulegen.
Sophia lieB es idpeigeno geide-
ben ur0 aud iie ielbit lieB fid mi.
oerItonoIos in oes @efGbrt bebenL
mo iie eebroden %nie6erianf.
aus ibrem @eiite idien oGles
Soiiungsnerm0een entpiden gu
fem, iie iob, obne gu 6enfen, lie
borte, obne gu beereifen, Sdmera
uno @rmattung batten ale ibre Sc.
bensfraft geIabmt.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-07

Dem Wonne ga uuten Dor = fpobin
iGofft ma ibn2"
Ser @6rter i6ritt gum 6eniter
uno iob binous.
vNah Sara" iogte er Damn I'll.
big, ais Oh es iid INN cine Spa.
5ierfobrt oOer 2anOpurtie gebanOelt
6Gtte.
rRoh aoro?~ foridte SeIene,
rporum?"
Ser @Grter mari eincn priifenoen
glid ouf Sophia, nclbe nit ben
SGnoen oos Senitergitter umtIom.
merte, pGbreuO iie ben aopf nod
INNER Itorr nad ibm getponot belt.
Isle baben redt," logte Selene,
Sic itumme Groee oes Monnes Der.
Itebeno, lid oonfe S6nen."
Ser @6rter tpanOte ii6 gum
@eben.
Stein, IaBt mid ones miiicnl"
rief in oieiem &ugenblid Sophia,
uno ergriff ploslid ooritiir3cnO Den
Slltfieber am Irm. ngtues, allies
= ooer i1 iterbe Dor an9it. sic
boben 5i oiel geiagt, Munn, I'm
mir oen &eit nod gu beri6weieen.
&e0en Sic, porrm bringt man i'm
tort2"
Wie0er bIidte Ser WGrter Sekne
.rogeuo an.
vSa, reoen Sic" iagte iie Ieiie
uno unter Grdnen, Dperi6ipie9en
fam es ibr bod nidt bleiben =
dno Die ungepiBbeit loitet idwerer
altf ibr oIs Die @obrbeit."
Scum oenn - oltf Sbre @eront-
portung. Der @eri6tsbof bat i'm
ipegen tdtIiden angriffs o1ti einen
boben Staotsbeomten, iopie tpegen
6lu6t uno @ioerItanoes 9egen Die
S~tootsgetpalt gu lebensldnglider
3nonesarbeit in ben Minen perltr.
teilt."
Sdneuen S9rittes entfernte iid
ser Manr, pabreno Die beioen
Mdo6en tpieoer gum Seniter eilteu,
&elene bleid) ltno erregt, Sophia IN
t0olider @ugit, nit fliegenoem
gtem.
v@o6 Sara - Iebenslangl" Die.
Oerbolte Die l1n9liidlide III i9merd.
lider Iufreguug. Limb iest -
i'm bolben @inter - i'm Sdnee."
DSieb = iieb =" fubr iie fort,
na6 unten beuteno, ner lit nod
frartf = urh er lift ni6t eininol or
oentIi9 befleioet - o Selene, Sc.
lene!"
sic ipra6 ben 0omen oos 5peite-
mol in einem Gone aus, ooB ii6 Die
6reunoin entiest mad ibr umtpano'
te.
Sophia = o etpiges 96idial =
Sopbia -"
Oieie b0rte nidt mebr = lire
gauge @eltoIt er5itterte mie inter Ell.
mem furdtboren &rompfe lire
2ippen betpe9ten iid, ols noble iie
ipreder, bod bergebens iudte iie
tof 8orten - nit einem frem6en,
ipiloen ausoruf itarrte iie lire Sc
noiiin an = enoli1 entrongen ii6
ibrem Munbe einiee eellenoe, ber'
sireifelte S6mer3ensrufe.
v8armber5iger @ottl" f6lud5te
$elene, ~fie lit tpabniinnigl"
Washington Journal., 1921-10-07
G~inun6auansisitcs &apitel.
OnS 11rteiI

Mebrere @o6en iino bergongen,
Der Sriibling bat ben 8eg na6
Gibirien enoli6 eefun6en un6 Die
befru6tenoen Strablen Der Come
soubern nieoer @raS uno 8lumen
aus Dem 9ooen berpor. Del6er aft
Monote lang NIT eiaer @isfrulte
iiber5oeen NOR.
sophia Gioorsfi ieood empfono
ni6t ben Iebenoen @in;luB Der Beng
Tonne, ibr Ser5 mar 10 bart getrof-
fen tporoen, es mar ibr 10 frarf
nno bon Ger5peiflung, Dab ielbit
Der flii6tige Soffnungsitrabl feinet
@aum mebr oarin fan6.
Gem 3uitanoe Der 8er5petflung,
IN mel6em mir lie iiber Selir Sol.
fofsfi S6idial e~eraten iaben, mar
elm FOLDER anbaltenoer Sdmermut
gefoIgt. Sic ipra6 fait ridt mebr,
fte nabm nur penig Speiie gu ii9.
Sen &opf oltf Die @ruit berabge-
fenft, einen uneroli6 traurigen
&usbrud in ben ebemols 10 leuf'
tenoen @ugerL foB iie ga, Dor iid
binbriiteno uno nlr mandmol lei
fe Iineeno, feline 2ie0er aus ibrer
SSugeno5eit, obne 8e5ug alf ibre
Gage u1o meiit audi obne Snbalt.
1tmIonIt batte 2aaoreff, Der oos
iange M6o1en in elm gut eingerid.
tetes, aber noBlberpabrtes @ema6
i'm @efdngnis gu Surgut botte
bringen Iailen, in ben eriten Sogen,
nod Ser i'm lesten &apitel e~r5ablten
&~ataItropbe, beriu6t, ii6 ibr gu no
bern. sic iGien i'm, pie fdon
ipGbrenb Der &iidreiie, gor nidt 5u
bemerfeu, uto borte ieine 8etelie.
rultgen nit eiltem glci6giiltigen,
ieltiomen leeren @Iide gu, Der i'm
er1dredte nno i'm obbielt, fem Sp-
fer INN 2iebfoiungen ooer anoere
8epeiIe oes @ntgegenfommens gu
quGlen ODER es ieincr roben Mrt
gem6B, nit 9robungen gu iiberbau'
fen.
Sem @ouberneur, ipelher IN Der
&at fir oas beoauernsmerte Sc
i6opf cine leioeni6aftlide 9edgnng
empfono, muroe enolid bange UNI
TIRE @eIunobeit, er lieB ben @efdng-
nisar5t rufen, unIeren alten be.
fannten 9oftor Sr5besfo, uno be-
fraete i'm angelegentli6 uber 60
pbias 3uitono.
Ser Notwithstanding Ir5t be-
trodtete Die iunee Game lange nit
inniqem Mitleio, er priifte ibren
Suls, i6orte ibr in Die Guger, Der.
iu9te nit ibr 81 reben.
,Serr @ouberneur," iagte er
ernft, ols beioe oos 3immer 60.
pbias pieoer perlafien batten, roie.
ies iunge MGoden lit bon einem
gefGbrli6en @emiitsleioen befuaen,
Dos nit ser bolitanoigen nnb oou.
ernoen @ernidtung ibres geiltigen
Ddieins enoen fam"
.gur fam! Sic lit alio nod gu
retten?"
r@ieuei1t."
Limb mas muB gu oieiem 3pede
geideben?"
,@eben Sic ibr cine Greunbin,
i%rgenoein tpeibli1es @eien our Sci
tie, ;peldes iie Dem ginfluB Der GIN
iamfeit entreiBt un6 ibr Die Nog-
Iidfeit oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
uno Der Iusiprade gepdbrt."
Ser @oupernerr iu6te Selene
Modtet auf uno Bat iie, Sopbia
@eieGi9aft au leiiten. Selene, OBJ
pobl ielbit bo6eraoig leioeno, mil.
Iiete freuoig elm uno iaumte niAt,
fif unper5iiglid gu Der lange uno
i6per entbebrten Sreunoin, bon
oeren @ieoereinbringung fie NIT
Washington Journal., 1921-10-07
(@dIuB foIst.)

SIN Speifemasen, SER
Sufferer (fiir iid, nit 8e5ug ouf
ieinen Nodbar): Son bIuiierter
aerll Saot, bns 9eiIen lei lang
meiIig = un6 babel babe Id ieIten
Jon idones gfien eefunoen, pte
bier i'm Speiiepaoen!"
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-22
MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE

Mrs. Kate Bihr went 10 Bunceton YES.
,erday morning 10 visit Clarence Galley
and family for a week
". G.. Stephenson went 10 Sedalia
Yesterday morning on business concern
ing the roofing contract Of the Central
Bank.
| Z. II. Thee returned TO his home in
Scdalia Yesterday after buying carload
Of mules near Columbia. He shipped the
mules 10 his farm yesterday.
A. d. Little, and !. Roullett. both from
Caruihersville, left Columbia for their
homes Yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Walker. 405 Mat
,hews street. left Columbia Yesterday for
Little Rock, Ark, where they will visi,
friends.
Mrs. Lille Fowler. of Ashland, left
Columbia for Mexico, Mo-, where she
will visit friends.
The Rev. W L. Hatcher. of Grain
Valley, Mo-, who has been visiting his
brother. the Rev. G. C. Hatcher, return
ed home Yesterday.
Mrs. Alvin Brooks. who has been visit.
ing Mrs. B. V. Gentry, has returned TO
her home in Armstrong. Mo.
Mrs. Hutz Martin of Los Angeles. Cal.
formerly Of Ashland, is visiting Mrs. Z.
Morris
Mrs. r. F. Pcarman of Ashland is
guest Of Mrs. E. Morris and Mrs. W. r.
Pcarman
Mrs. l.. W. Crouch Of Great Falls.
Mont, with her young daughter. Eliza
beth Louise, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Z. W. Crouch. Before her marriage Mrs.
Crouch was Miss Louise Harris of Full
ton.
Miss Nell Garwood Avery of Troy.
arrived in Columbia Thursday afternoon
lor several days visit with friends at
Stephens College, where she was stu.
dent last year.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-22

tcrnoon 10 spend the weekend at her
home in Marshall. On the way she will
stop over at Mexico, Mo-, 10 see the
Westminster and Missouri Valley Col
lcge football game.
Misses Katherine and Battle White,
both university students, went 10 their
home in Montgomery, TO spend the week
end.
John Bybee is spending the weekend
in Mexico.
J.E. Davenport. left for St. Louis yes
tcrday afternoon 10 spend the weekend.
II. A. Hippard went 10 ST. Louis yes
tcrday afternoon 10 spend the weekend.
Russell CoIvin and Joe Warren lett
Yesterday for Kansas City TO visit relaiiv.
es over the weekend.
L. ID. Estill left yesterday for lawson,
Mo-, TO spend the weekend with his par
enls.
Il. L. Craig. who has been visiting his
SON William, left yesterday for his home
in Raymorc, Mo.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-22
SCHOOL BOARD
ASKS AID OF
CITY'S VOTERS
Patrons Asked to Approve Bond
Issue of S95.000 for Bet
tering of All Schools
in Columbia.
WOULD RAISE STANDARD
One New Building, Planned 10
Relieve Congestion in
Northwestern Part
of District.

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;,,,;on ,,d r,a;r,,;r Tho sohooIs =,
- 80, .G.;o,o, TLa. g.
no,ho- v;,h ,,hor nrorrossiye and
Ill. s,;,;,oJ o;,;,ons ,ro ,n,h;
,;ons ,ha, ,ha Hi ,oboaIs sh,u
h. n,;n,,inod in w,r % regoc,
araL, ~ ,La H.. ,,J .on,.,,n;,,.
md ,hox hone u;,h Tho mo,ov DO
r;,oa fro,, ,bo colo of ,,.sn honJs -
srnnIv ,bo ;,nnroyomc,,s and ax,on
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-22

Long-distance throw, boys l3-l8-Won
by Casper Pace, Ashland School.
Long.distancc throw, girls 9-l2-Won
by Wilma Burnett, Cunningham School.
Pcanu, race. girls 5-8-Eugena
Wright, Strong School, first; Vcta Little,
Everett School, second.
Standing broad jump. boys 1913
Joe Sapp, Pauley School, first; Clyde
Barnes, Hun,sdalc School, second.
Running broad jump. boys 1913
Clyde Barnes, Huntsda,e School, first;
Henry Goslin, Harrisburg School, second.
Running broad jump, boys 9-l2-B.
NJ. Pace, CARLYLE School. first; Chester
Park. Dinwoody School, second.
50.yard hurdle race. boys l3-l6-Joe
Sapp, Paulcy School, first tho second
prize oifered)
50-yard hurdle race. boys 9-l2-Ccne
Glenn, Potts School, first; Ted Orschcln,
Sturgeon School. second.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-22
UNIVERSITY NEWS

Harry Straussbergcr left for his home
in Parsons, Kan, yesterday, where he
will spend tine weekend with his par.
en,s. He will drive back 10 Columbia.
Jack Boyd went TO Springfield yester.
day for short visit with relatives.
Miss Margaret Hobbs of Leavenworth,
Kan, who was graduated from the Uni
versity of Missouri last spring, is visiting
friends in Columbia this week.
Miss Ruth Phillips left yesterday af-
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-22
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, That Letters
Of Administration on the Estate OF W.
B. West, deceased, were granted to the
undersigned on the 18th day OF Ocio-
beT, 1921. by the Probate Court oil Boone
County, Missouri. All persons having
claims against said Estate are required
10 exhibit them for allowance 10 the
Administrative within six months after
the date Of said Letters. or they may
be precluded from any benefits of said
Estate; and if such claims be not ex-
hibled within one year from the date
Of Letters, they shall be forever barred.
This 18th day of October, 1921.
Attest: II. A. COLLIER,
Judge of Probate.
ANNA E. WEST, Administrative.
Final insertion Nov. l9.-Ady.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-22
HYDE TO SPEAK NOV. 90
Many NJ. U. Alumni Will Attend
Association Dinner at X.

Alumni from all parts of the country
will come 10 the dinner to be given by
the Kansas City Alumni Association Of
the University of Missouri the night of
November %. preceding the Missouri.
Kansas football game at Lawrence. Gov.
ernor Arthur NJ. Hyde will be the princi-
pal speaker.
J. c. Jones, acting president of the
University and the members of the Board
OF Curators will be present while the
University band will play the music.
The governor has already been asked
10 accompany the Tiger rooters 10 Law
renee. A special box for the governor.
acting president and curators Of the
University is to be provided on the Mis-.
souri, side of the stadium.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-22

Okla, Mr.. and Mrs. c. ". Richardson
of Vera, Okla, and Mrs. Macon Walden
ford and daughter of Coffecville, Kan,
motorcd 10 McBainc in c. W. Richard
sons car to spend few weeks as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Richardson
and family.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-22

Palmer and Butler on Fishing Trip.
W. j. Palmer and James Butler left
yesterday by automobile for Westphalia
where they are enjoying a fishing trip.
They will return tomorrow.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-22
Rev. S. NJ NeeI Kansas Ci,v nj;

i'eN. >. Nj. Neel, Kansas City, Dies.
The Rev. Samuel NJ NeeI. 80 years
old, died last night al his home. 1920 Har.
rison street. Kansas City. He came to
Kansas City thiriy-threc years ago. He
has been pastor for the past fifty years.
He has been actively engaged in relig.
ious work in the state.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-22
Loo Sbi,,cv Ma,rics Mile. Babin.

Lee Shippey Marrics Mile. Babin.
The wedding of Lee Shirpey Los An
gclcs newspaper man. and Nile. Made
line Babin Of Paris. France, in Mexico
City few days ago ended triangle
which has received much publicity
throughout the country. involving di-
yorcc action in Kansas City by Mrs.
Mary b. Wcodson Shippcy.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-22

Three children arrived this week TO
homes in McBaine. Mrs. Bert Thornton
announces the birth Of daughter; Mrs.
Thee Turner announces the birth of
son and Mrs. Pleas Morris, the birth Of
a son.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-22
McBAINE NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Comery were the
guests of Mr. W. II. Douglas and family
Thursday There is no Improvement in
the condition of Mrs. W. II. Douglas,
who has been i'll.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-22

Miss Hazel Limerick. teacher Of the
Star school, and her pupils went 10 CO.
.lumbia Friday 10 join in the Rally of
Rural Schools
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-22

Mr.. Hall and daughter, Tina, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Pollock,
Tuesday. Miss Hall is remaining over
the weekend.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-22

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. McOvilty of New
Franklin are the guests of Mrs. B. Ar
mold this week.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-22

The pie supper at Star School Thurs
day evening was well attended. The pro-
ceeds amounted to over $50. Miss Lin
crick won the prize for the mos, bcauii,
full lady and Granville Acton for the ug.
liest man.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-22

Earl Bradley went TO New Franklin
Friday 10 visit his brother-in.law. NJ. r.
Boggs.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-22

B. c. Wright and ]. d. Carrard of CO.
lumbia were in McBaine buying mules
Mr.. Wright is one of the largest buyers
of mules in Boone County.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-22

Have you been 10 Jacks Shack?-Adv.
The Shack ranks first for chili.-Adv.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-10-13
Catholic Church Services.
olly--St, Joseph's Church.

Holly st. Joseph's Church.
Masses: First and third 6undsys,
1000 a. m. Second and fourth Sun.
days, a. m Benediction OF the
Most b Sacrament after the ten O..
clock Mass. Sunday School after
the services.
Bristol st. Mary's Church.
Masses: First and third Sundays.
500 a. IN. Second and fourth Sun
days, 1000 a. m. Benedicti0n of the
Most b Sacrament after the ten
o'clock Mass. Sunday School after
the services.
Granada-Sacred Heart Church.
Masses: The Fifth Sunday OF the
Month, the second Saturday Of the
month at 900 a. m. Sunday
School after the Masses.
Koen Ranch.
Sunday School, Second and fourth
Sundays OF month, at 2:O p. m.
Hartman.
9erv2,es and Sunday School the
second Saturday Of the month ct 2:
90 p. m..
Sermons at all the Services. We
are pleased to invite everybody.
FATHER D. A. BARRY
.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-10-13

Anyway none OF the men have
gotten into trouble at evening par
ties OF late as result OF stepping
on the trailing skirts of the women.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-10-13
METHODIST CHURCH.

Sunday School 10 a. m. ]. S. Reed
superintendent.
Preaching morning and evening
by the pastor.
League at I p. m.
First quarterly conference Mon
day night, October II, by DR.. c. w.
Hancher at Z p. m. The Ladies Aid
will serve free chicken dinner to
the members of the church and
their friends Everybody come and
enjoy a good social evening. At the
close Of the meal DR.. Hancher will
make an address.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-10-13
HoLLY-BuRY1NG STIFFNESS

It is astonishing how slow many
people of conservative towns are in
getting acquainted. Not merely do
strangers find it hard to make
friends, but old time residents will
not speak to each other. People
may meet each other on the street
for years and never give any sign
OF recognition. They know each
other perfectly, and would like to
get acquainted. but they have not
been introduced.
These unbending people may be
charming in their own circles and
full of kind thoughts toward 9TH
ers. Their attitude does not neces.
sarily mean that they are proud.
1t frequently comes form an exag-
gerated feeling of propriety or bash
fulness, an idea that they will be
considered forthputting il they dis
regard strict etiquette.
A town where this spirit exists
has a cold pail of distance stifling
Its people. They can not form
friendships they need for their own
welfare and the development of the
community. People get false ideas
OF each other, and look on each
other as naughty. rhey draw back
In their own little shells, and no
neighborly spirit is developed.
II you attempt to put over any
progressive movement in such a
place, you find that lot of people
are strangers to each other, suspici-
GUS OF each other. and the first
thing that has to be done is to
break down this cold wall OF for
mality.
1t Is good rule here in Holly
when two men or women have met
each other enough so they know
each other by sight, if they would
speak, they would get better nc
quainted. AS isolated strangers
they are an obstacle to the unity
Of the place. When they get tC
know each other. and discuss theil
common interests, they become
good neighbors and force fol
community progress.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-10-13

When the jazz player smites the
tinpan a terrific old thump, he is
unquestionally making big mt.