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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-25
St. Agnes Guild

St. Agnes guild of Trinity Bpisco- pal church held an interesting meet ing Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles Ray on Fourth ave- nue.
 It was decided that the guild would cooperate with lse Federation of Auxiliaries in a programme of social work and Mrs. w l.. Rush was ap- pointed superintendent of this work and, she appointed 9 committee of four ladies to assist as a social ser
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-25

school Improvement Association
 The Hopewell School Improvement society held an enthusiastic meeting Friday afternoon al inc school when plans were made for q Halloween entertainment 10 be given at the school auditorium on next Friday night. The plans for the affair in- clude elaborate Halloween decora- tions, Halloween games and contests fortune telling, an old d-fashioned spelling bee and refreshments.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-25
Negro Charged with Killing

Ike Dickson, negro, charged with the killing of Jake Cade at Birming ham port Sunday morning, was ar rested and placed in the county Jail Sunday night in Bessemer. Cade Is alleged to have been shot by Dick sor Sunday morning, and in the quar- rel Dickson received severe wound from knife on the back of his neck and is being treated at the county jail.
 An investigation Is being conducted by Deputy Coroner J. J. Grove, which will be continued Tuesday In his of flee at the courthouse.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-25

The board of revenue has set the date for the settling of the claims for injuries to cows from alleged dipping for November 2. At this time about 76 claims will be investigated
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-25

Marriage licenses were issued to- day as follows: Frank Roeyerlein and Mrs. A. Frey of Birmingham; Banks l.. Duffey and Miss Ruth L. Jones of Birmingham; Ike smith and Miss Me McWilliams of Clinton.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-27
CAPT. N. M. CkNTER
IS TO Be welded
Miss Yancey, Of Harrison
burg, viii Be Bride.

Invitations have been received for
the approaching marriage of Miss
Mary Virginia, daughter Of Mrs.
William Lewis Yancey, Harrison
burg, Va, to Captain holland Mac
Renzie Canter, Medical Corps, L. S.
A. The ceremony is to take place
in the Methodist Episcopal Church.
South, Harrisonburg. Va, on Thurs
day. June 0. at O'Clock. The groom
is widely known here, having re.
sided in Martinsburg when a lad
and later was associated with the
City hospital as bacteriologist, until
entering the L. S. Medical Corps at
the outset Of the World War and
serving with distinction in France.
He is now attached to Walter Reed
Hospital, Washington. and it is I'M
derstood will take his fair bride to
that city. Captain Canter Is son
Of Rev DIR. Isaac w. Canter. a prom
inent retired minister of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church South. re-
siding in Baltimore. The groom
elect graduated from Randolph Va.
con and from Johns Hopkins Uni
versitv. both in the college and med.
teal courses.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-27
DIR, LUCAS OFFICER
IN DRUGGIST ASSN,
Vice President OF Travellers
Auxiliary Of State.

Parkersburg, May 26.-The final
business session of the West Vir-
ginia State Pharmaceutical con
convention which is in progress in
this city were held this morning
and afternoon and the remainder OF
the day will be devoted to social
and entertainment events. This
morning a card party for the ladies
who accompanied the visitors and
delegates TO the convention was heia
lat the Elks club proving one of tn
Dnost delightful events of the con
Mention and was enjoyed by a la~ae
lumber Of the local and visiting
dies.
Travellers Auxiliary Elects.
During the morning the Travellers
Auxiliary held a business meeting
aking up important matters in con
hection with their activities. and
yelecting officers for the ensuing
year. The following officers were
elected:
President, George B. Upper,
Washington, D. c.
First Vice-president, Dan &. IL
cas-, epherdstown.
Second Vice-president, A. F. Nc
Call, Ironton, Ohio.
Third Vice-president, Curtis W
Mills, Charleston.
Fourth Vice-president, L. S Camp
bell, St. Marys.
Council for three year term: L. H.
Fagel, Cincinnati; S. P, Christian,
Warwood; F. NJ Schreiner. Middle
port, Ohio; r. Z. l.. Lloyd. of Par
kersburg, was elected a member of
the council for a term Of one year
succeeding President Upper.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-27

Read the Martinsourg Journal.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-27
VANCLEVESVILLE,

NANCLEN ESVIII.E, May 27.-Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Shank, OF Mar.
tinshurg visited Monday at the home
OF his aunt, Mrs. Garnette Trigss.
Mrs. Andy Brunette is improving
slowly after an illness of several
months.
Mrs. Thomas Dreamer is very iii
at this writing.
Mr.. B. II. Snyder and family visit.
ed Mr.. and Mrs. David Grant. on the
Tuscarora pike on Sunday.
Mrs. Willingham. of Shenandoah
Junction, visited her sister, Mrs
Thomas Dreamer on Thursday.
Miss Elsie Fleming is spending
the week with Miss Deloris Wage
ley at Leetown and attending the
graduation exercises at the high
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-27
FOR
THOMAS ADAMS

memorial service for Thomas
ADAMS, the first soldier from Ber
keley county to die in the World
War, will be held at the Second
United Brethren Church on Sunday
morning at IL o'clock. The soldier
was a member of the church and
also a member of Comrades Glass
OF the Sunday School. The church
will be decorated with popies for
the service and special program of
song and addresses will he obsery.
ed A large picture of the hero will
be unveiled at the service, The Rev
crerd II. f. Richardson. pastor.
ahis morning extended an invitation
TO the public to attend the service.
1p' time of which will be 4 mem
e-ial to all the soldier dead of the
war.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-27
INDIGESTION PAINS and BILIOUS
HEADACHES BANISHED FOR Is CENTS
Raging Headaches Bilious Spells Gas And Pains In Stomach
After Meals Are Due 70 Indigestion. Here's
25c Remedy Absolutely Guaranteed

makes you feel bright, dinner set
right and no more headaches. Then
tablet now and then keeps stom-
ach, liver, bowels, bloods in good or
Dire. Directions on the tube. If they
fail the druggist will refund without
4 mIlrmur just double what you
paid. "a double guaranteeD They
will not fail. You will be delighted,
Don't put it off. Test a Burtone Tab
let tonight at our risk. They CO.'S
YOU 25c per tube. You get soc back
If they fail to please you better
than any medicine you ever have Ia
ken. Manufactured by The United
Store company and to supply a ma
tion-wide demand sold everywhere
by we'll stocked drug stores. Il
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-27
Druggist Will Refund Just
Double What The Cost
If They Fail.

No matter how chronic or persist
ont the case. No matter how long
on have periodically had head
aches. bilious, bloated gassy spells
and pains in stomach after meals.
A Burtone Tablet will stop it-abso-
lutely guaranteed.
\ single tablet tonight makes
breakfast taste right. Makes the
dizzy bloated condition disapper. 1t
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-27
KEEP JAIL CLEAN.

Mr.. w. r. Meredith, local repre-.
sentative, has sold the county court
a big Easy Vacuum electric washer.
Il viii be used in washing the III
Vulnerable blankets and other ma
ter.als at the county jail
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-27
COMING TONIGHT.

officer Walker, of the State polfe,
received wire from Captain Aor-
ton that the remains of the nate
Trooper C. NJ kackley, slain In
Mingo county. would arrive here TO-
night on No. rs, over the Baltimore
and Ohio accompanied by Trooper
Anderson.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-27
INFANT EXPIRES.

Master FRANCIS Unger, seven
months old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
5orge II. Unger, Spring Mills. died
yesterday and will be buried Satur-
day in Berkeley Springs, Funeral
services will be held there.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-27

Miss Anna Yezpak and brother,
Joseph. are back from Barnesboro,
Pa. and their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elias Yezpak, of West King street,
are now at the Pennsylvania city.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-27

school.
Miss Maud Beavers, Of Martins.
burg spent the week end with her
grandparents, Mr., and Mrs. MIN Eel
fers
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-08
NEJDUMYSLNEJSf STROJ.

Lidsk6 telo jest nejdumysl-
nejsi pracoyni stroi. Ale jako
Il vsech stroju musi Sc venoya-
ii krajni pece tomu, aoy jeho
cinnost byla pTirozena, a ably
opotfebovani stroje 1nayou by
10 co nejmensi. Trineroyo Hof
ke Vino je nejlepsim olejoya-
elm prostredkem, ably tento
stroj bezel hladce. Pomaha ia
ziyani, odstranuje ysechny cd
padkoy6 latky 2 ynitrnosti a
posiluie celou soustavu. Jest
chutne neublizi ami nejchou-
lostivejsimu zaludku. Tyto
'vlastnosti Gini lex ten nevyhnu
.telnym V kazde domacnosti,
jak prave pise pan j. Kabela
,. zarl 1921 Limon, Colo. +:
"Poslete mi lined 6 lahvi Tri-
neroya Hofkeho Vina. Potre-
bujeme ie velice, ma zena ne
chce bez neho byti, protoze je
TO znamenity lex pro domac-
most. Poslete je lined - Vas
lekarnik nebo dodayatel leku
ma vsechny Trinerovy leky ma
sklade, ien stujte ma tom, ze
chcete vyhradne Trinerovy!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-08
Cestovatel a spisovatel E

Cestovatel a spisovatel Z.
St. Vraz po nayratu SVEN do
vlasti proslovi Praze pfedna-
sku "Crty ze svetu znamych i
neznamych" (bez svetelnych
obrazu) We stfedu dne IL. fij-
ma z. hod. vecerni We velkem
sale Lucerny. Protektorat pre-
vzala Ustfedni Matice Skolska,
Narodni jednoty posumavska
a severoceska a Klub csl. tu-
ristu v Praze. @ velkem zajmu
sv6dci iiz zaznamy ma listky.
Novy vynalez v divadelni-
ctvi. V Londyne byl pred ne
davnem V jednom hippodro-
mu pozvanemu publiku pred
veden vynalez, ienz pravdepo-
dobne bude V divadelnictvi
znamenati znacny obrat. Rus
ky malif Adrian Sachilov u
emil barvu, reagujici ma ruz-
ne svetlo, zakladem sveho sy-
stemu, jimZ je to, ably jed
noduse zapnutlm iineho osvet
leni promenil urcitou scenu We
scenu doeela jinou. TAX pfeme
Mill v Londyn6 die nayodu Sa-
chailOVa ma oteyfene scene les
Y indicky knizeci palac a krom
dekoraci docilili zmen6nym o.
svetlenim take docela iinych
efektu Y oboru kostymu. Tim
zpusobem nabude scena dobe
iedine vteriny docela jineho
razu, / bude proto Sachailuv
system zkouSen j na jinych je-
viStlch. Jest ovsem otazkou, o.
sv6dci-li Sc tento system vsude
a vzdy, kdyz isme prece IVY.
xii ma svetlo celkem bezbarvet
to jest ma svetlo. nevyvolava-
! jici zylastnich efektu. Bude
to patrne vynalez cenny pre-
hry vypravne. jez vice nebc
meme operuji yzdy Sc sy6telnJ
mi efekty vubec.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-08
Zruseni osmihodinove DOLBY
,racovni v NSmecku. Listy SIDE

pracovni v Nemecku. Listy SIDE
luji, re fisska vlada predlozi-
10 jednotlivym spolkovym sta
ttm k dobrozdani osnovu "a
kona, kterou Sc ma poznena-
hlu zrusiti osmihodinova doba
pracovni. 8hodinova doba pra-
coVnl V Nemecku neopira Sc
jako u mas 0 zakon, nybrz 0
dvojl narizenl, jichz platnost
vlastne " 1noru resp. breznu t.
I. po skoncenf hospodarske de
mobilisace, vyprsela. Podnika-
tele pokladali opatreni iako O.
patrenl z nouze, jako pokus
zrozeny V dobe prechodu k no.
spodarstvi mirovemu, kdezto
socialisticke strany, jak Sc
zda, nepostaraly Sc zavcas o
to, ably 8hodinoya doba pra-
covnl stala Sc zakonnym nor
rlalnlm dnem pracovnim. O.
Isnova, kterou nynf fisska Via
da predklada, skryva V sobe
Itolik nebezpeci a utokd ma
delnictvo, re sotva stane Sc Ia
konem v navrzenem znenf. Pre-
devSfm jsou ze zakonu vy1ou-
ceni zfizenci, personal zelez-
inicni a postovni, d6lnici lodni
4 pTistavni. Pracovnf doba je-
| jich bude, upravena zylaStnim
Izakonem. Pro delniky, dflove-
doucf a techniky, ma nez Sc
Ivlastne cely zakon vztahuje,
lplati 8hodinova doba pracov-
mi, cili 48 hodin tydne. Tato
doba vSak niue byti V pfipa-
ldech velice cetnych pfekroce-
ina. Zejmena v podnicich, kde
Use pracuje V ned6li o swat
fetch, Sc stfidami dennimi a noe
mimi, muze byti pracoyano az
Sc hodin tydn6, S oddvodne-
MIN, ze nedele plati tn ia den
pracovni. | jinak jest stanove-
no tolik odchylek od 8hod. do
by pracovni, takze pravem
lmozno tn mluviti 0 zruseni g.
Ihodinove DOLBY pracovni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-08

Kdyz jsem Sc dostal az k to-
mu "duchu celeho dslnickeho
hnuti", nemohl jsem pochopi-
ii, jak redaktor sedici V re-
dakci nepochybne piln6 "a
mestnany vystihne toho "du-
cha, ale V zapeti Sc mne to
vysyetlilo, kdyz jsem Sc do
Cetl, re takovy redaktor musi
byti 'mediem". A co jest me-
dium, jiste, mill ctenari, vite.
To jest osoba, jejiz prostredni
ctvlm spiritualisticky divotvor
ce neb ,divotvorkyne cituji du-
chy. Bez media to vubec ne
jde. Pfijde-li k spiritualisticke
mu diyotyorci nebo divotvor-
kyni klient a preje 81 mluviti S
n6kym, kdo Sc odebral ma O.
men sy6t, jest k tomu tfeba
media, ably spojeni sprostred-
kovalo. To jest dkol media.
Ackoli Sc nezabyvam spiri-
tualismem, bylo mne znamo,
jaky jest 1kol medil a co Sc
od Mich ocekava, ale nemel
jsem tuseni, re by Sc nekde
pozadovalo cd redaktora, ably
byl mediem. TO jest opravdu
vice nez-li otroctvi delat
"a kus hubeneho chleba me-
dium.
Cteme-li hodne, pfece ca
sem neco zajimav6ho Sc do
zvime a tax ia dozvedel jsem
sc o tech mediich. Onehdy pax
dozved6l jsem Sc jeste n6co
zaiimavejsiho. Jest to jenom
strucna zprava V "Narodni
PoIitice", ale jake historick6
odhaleni obsahujeI Uni: PA
matne znamky. Ctenaf naseho
listu nam pise: Obdrzel jsem
y Ameriky move jubilejni
znamky to /, 2 5-centove.
Ma 1-centove Jest vyobrazena
LODI, ma kter6 V roce 1920 pla-
viii Sc prvni vyst6hovalci 2
Czech do Ameriky. Znamky ty-
to mail iubilejni letopocet
1620-1920 -"
Prosim, kolik jest ctenaru
koIik jest vubec lidi Y Ameri.
ce, jimz toto bylo znamo?
Melo Sc "a to, ze "Otcoy(
!, Poutnici', kteri prijeli v r
1920 ma Mayfloweru do Anne
riky, byli Anglicane, anglict
puritani, a zatim oni to byl
prvni vystehovalci . Czech, pla
vici Sc do Ameriky. Ja vzdy
cky fikam: Chceme-li Sc do
zvedeti neco o Americe, mu
isime sahnouti k ceskym pra
menum.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-08
FEUILLETON.

Kdyby mi byl nekdo jeste
pred mesicem rekl, ze Jest te-
ska Skola V Americe, ktera ma
" pokIadne pres Sest tisic doll
lard, byl bych jej odbyl, re si|
re mne chce d6lat dobry den.
Pokud ia Sc pamatuji, ceskeI
,skoly V Americe byvaly nazy-
yany "Popelkami", kdo zna
TN pohadku, vi, co tim bylO
minGno. Popelka q pohadky
byla zanedbavana a OdstrkO-
vana syymi fintivymi sestrami
a ceskym Skolam dostavalo Sc
pry naSich narodnich sinich
q budovach mlSta, ktere pro
mic iin6ho Sc nehodilo. 4 toho
duyodu ceske skoiy Americe
byly pojmenovany "Popelka-
MI. Jmeno to Jim Zustalo a
ieste tu a tam Sc vyskytuie,
ale aby mne nikdo nevolal *
poradku", vyslovne zde IVA
dim, ze poslednich letech
zmohli jsme Sc ma nektere O.
pravdu pekne ceske SkoIy, We
svetlych mistnostech opatfe-
ne sluSnym nabytkem
Pres to vsak nyni, kdyz jde
q vzbuzeni zaimu pro nase
ceske Skoly. isou nazyvany
"Popelkami" takoyymi jsou
zustanou II poroynani pa
lacemi, iez staveny jsou pro
Skoly obecne namnoZe pro
$koly cirkevni Nicmene iedna
ia 'Popelka" opraydu mela V
pokIadne hotove bohatstvi, coz
So niiak nesroynavalo $ dav-
-nou tradicf o chudYch "Popel-
kach". Dnes liz tim mamonem
obtlzena neni - dix rozsafne-
mu D. pokIadnik0Vi a Jest
opet chudou 'Popelkou Stara
tradice byla zachovana "a
chranena
o ceskem New Yorku mo-
hou bYti Usudky RUNE, listo
vsak Jest, ze Sc tam zije sill
nrm, ruSnym ziyotem. Go chvi-
ii neeo roztefl Why ycrejnosti.
Byly rozcereny skoro neustale
behem akce osyobozovaci a &c
ri Sc nyni. Sotva Sc Why rozce
fenG odhalenim "vysokeho fl
nancnictvl" V tamnlm "narod-
MIN stanku' ponekud uklidni-
iy, IiZ sc rozcerlly ZnoVa OBJ
1evenim "vysokeho tinancni-
ctvi" provozovaneho poklad'
nlkem Skolniho sboru ~ poroN
mani New Yorkem zde Gle.
yelandu zijeme jako ma pousti
10 pfece neni zadnou sensaci
kdyZ Sc muzeme p0chlubitl,
jakou prozirayosti a setrnost
ty nase narodni stanky isol
spravoyany, take nektere jsot
.jiz bez dluhu a S hromadou ii
sic ma banku, ia iinych jsol
dluhy kyapem uplaceny. TAX
W stay v6ei jiste neni die to
no, ably rozcefil Why vefejno
sti.
Ia to cesk6m New York;
tam ty Why Sc yzdouyaj
peustaLe. Jak ami jinak nemu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-08

ze byti, vlhobiti nachazi ode
zvu a ozvenu We vefejnem IT,
sku. Kdyz neco "praskne", tu
Sc VIOLA jednoho tabora, "ej-
hle, to- jest vas 6lov9k', a Z
druh6ho Sc odpovida, "nikoli,
panove. mylite Sc, to jest vas
clovek, kde pax by Sc u mas
vzal?" Tim jest mIneno, re
kazdy u tech taboru monopo-
lisuje pro sebe vsechnu ctnost
a tomu druhemu popfava yse-
chnu - nectnost. he pax ma
hledy a nazory 0 tom, kde je
ysechna ctnost a kde je ySech-
ma nectnost, sc ruznl, jest ma
bfledni a samo sebou Sc rOzu-
mi, re dochazi k polemikam.
Jaky uzitek Z polemik ma ct.
obecenstvo, zustava problema-
tickym, ia vsak iedne isem
Sc dozvedel, co jsem az dosud
lnevedel.
Mnoho bylo napsano, iak re
daktofi kapitalistickych zurna
lu caste museii podriditi sy6
'lpresvedcenl zajmum dctarny.
Upton Sinclair napsal 0 tom
nedavno knihu ma nepoehyb
ne pravdu tom, co pise. Me
tropolitni zurnaIy isou millio-
move podniky, vlastnene millio
nafskymi korporacemi a tyto
sotva by strpeIy, ably redakto-
I ri pestovaIi v Mich bolsevictyi
lnebo radikalni socialismus. TO
by Sc Jim asi dalo ma yedomi,
ze jsou ma nepravem miste.
Ia teehto okoInosti neni di-
Iva, re Il redaktoru radikal-
mich zurnalu veSio do zyyku
nazyvati kollegy cd tech kapi-
talistickych casopiSu ''namezd-
nymi otroky" a jinymi uSIech-
tilymi jmeny
Co mne Sc tyce, DOMAIN o.
teyrene, re wal jsem ty pany
redaktory od radikalnlch zur-
nalu doopravdy. Ustalilo Sc We
mne presyedceni. ze oni jsou
volni, dplne yolni, ze pisi tax
jak i'm ieiich pfesvedceni ka-
re, re neni nikoho. kdo by jim
! fikal. iak sml nebo nesmi psa-
ii, ze duch ieiich jest svobod-
my nespoutan - Zkratka, ze
sedi Y redakei lako Zeus ma o.
LYMPH.
] DezvedA isem Sc vsak one
hdy, ze jsem Sc mylil aerednt
mylil. Nzdyt' TO, 60 ia povazo
! val IA volnost a svobodu, les
vlastne otroctyi, horsi NEIL 0
40 tech "namezdnych otroku.
u kapiialistickych zurnalu. By
10 to ' tech polemikach,
nichz redaktor ultraradikalnl
ho casopisu yysvetloval sv'
postaveni. Jak SENATE zcela
, prime otevrene, a sice: Re
: daktor tohoto listu musi psati
: co 81 d. u. j. pfeje jaky j
duch celeho d6lnickeho hnuti
Tedy redahtor nevystupuje e
yudci hlaya, nybrz co medium
: pronaseJici pfani celku -"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-08

Repertoirni hra Svando-
va divadla ma Smichove Ro
manek ma horach' podana
bude Dram. Odb. LegionafG
Vcelka V Ces. Mar. Sini, V
nedeli 9. rijna.
The Meeker herald., 1921-07-23

II teacher In n public school In
the Philippines desires to punish n
child. she doesn't have to apply the
ruler She simply sentences the Offend
Ing pupil to remain away from school
few days!
she can lnflict, for Filipino children
take an almost abnormal pleasure In
going to school and acquiring an edu-
cation The aIl-.'Ilipino legislature, In
response to the popular demand for
SCHOOLS. and still more Schools Is
constantly increasing ITS nppropria-
lions for education, but the schools can
scarcely he constructed fast enough to
care for the ever-increasIng enrolment.
The school enrolment is now $4,000
without any compulsory attendance
laws. When Dewey sailed into Manila
Bay there were 200 private schools
in the Islands. Today there are $500
schools and colleges, with 1000 Fill
pino teachers and about 1000 other
teachers. 3il of whom are Americans.
The University of the Philippines is
the center of learning of the entire
Orient, and is the pride of the Fill
prio people. 1t has an enrolment of
$500 students. Santo' Tomas univer-
sity of Manila, older than Harvard. is
another famous seat Of learning.
The school system includes normal
schools. agricultural colleges, twenty
seven farm schools, n nautical school
and a school for the deaf and blind.
The Filipino pupil, In addition to
learning English and In addition to his
regular studies. learns basket making.
embroidery and hat weaving. the
trades peculiar to the Islands, as well
as the domestic sciences and pedagogy
There are more positions than can be
filled by the trade school and com
mercinl college graduates. The trade
and agricultural schools produced ST.
1850 worth of goods In 1919.
There Is nothing that the Filipino
people take more pride In and that
The Meeker herald., 1921-07-23
Of speaking
nation out Of the Philippines

they are more grateful to the United
States for, than their school SYSTEM
which has been declared by many COM
petent critics to be one Of the hhest
In the world. While the system was
implanted In the Islands by Ameri'
cans, every cent Of the cost has been
cheerfully borne by the Filipino peo-
pie. The schools are making an Eng
fish speaking rnce of the Filipino ma
ton. English is the official language.
and 1t Is declared will continue to be
when independence Is granted.
1.-THE Filipino boys and girls are
well balanced, docils and Industrious
The Meeker herald., 1921-07-23

Every time Won soc an old maid Won
mrn groom with envy, and van have
fold me II million times that n woman
socrjt,ccs her liberty and independ.
.nce tho minnie she inyeiplcs n man
IN tho nItor and vows In love cherish
ona nro,ect him y,u h,vo soId In nv
,,rcscpcc that thc sinister IL the only
woman who ~ her own boss.
.It docsn', take the Ingenuity of n
| Shrrlock UoImes IN dcduce from your
rc,rorks thot Won consider mntrimony
n ,ot,l lass WHY then. Mrs. Jnmcs.
worthy ore vou forever irving to I've.
mil. vnur friends int, tbot condition
| az ,nis,rv2 of corrs. rou can't ex.
nI,iu. r,I,h,r can any woman cxp,oin.
N,,,h,n,r,n, ,us, comos ,o,uro, IN
an or van
.yhn, I am lool,,n, ror nil kinds of
,loin and ropcv ,rouble ri begin
moichInc I'M m. voung mon and WON
an or my oc,u,int,nco Hut not unti,
+ an, .u,r.riny far nm ipyoicc NJ grief.
7 ,io,, n,rou,ao my fr,,nds m ipvest
In T. western silver mine or Inv nntcnt
ri.r,s In a r.rolv,r. churn but vouuI
,,,.,r soo E,i,,h I.m.swor,hv boost.
inc mo,rimnnv In v,,,r indiscriminote
why n two v,,,nr nconIc pot married
,brn,,.b vour ring pcncrnIsbip and
NOV found ,,,,t o,cb had drawn , gold
hr,c,, ,hov vou,d hate van ,s long
,,,., ,,,..,, ,,, ,o,,d o,u,,y. .,o,t
NJ vou ,s nm ala hrsyhodv with -, nos.
,n, Lana 70. Io,i,i,n,,o nur,,.os and
iu,.,,, null, +ocos n, Won yhopover
y,r mo, than n, ,h. s,reet
"n, v,, evor think of vour resnop.
,;I,uI,v whom Won trv m boom tho mr.
on,., blossom MARKET, Docs If ever
occnr in Won nj such times. that Won
ar,. rushin. in where angels fear TO
trrudp
"Now. iust consider Sarah lane Fa.
vori,c and Charles Augustus Tcrwil.
,ipor who will he rnilroodcd TO the
altar If vou have vour woy. admit
tho, ,b.v mnke handsome mir.
| Sarah is +, bIopde with n mug nose.
and Charles Augustus Is n brunette
vi,b n Nose Ike II Roman senator.
| They AFFORD n pleasing contrast. But
,ppenrupces count for little, Mrs.
| Jamcswortby. when the real business
of marricd life begins.
"Sarah has basked in the lap of lux
ury all her DAYS, and she has the idea
that money grows on vines like GU
cumbcrs. I don't suppose she ever
knew what 1t means to need fifty cents
or dollar. When she wants anything