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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1922-02-03
Robert [. Dollar Announces )!,s
For Assessor and Treasurer

For Assessor and Treasurer
The name of Robert L. Dollar
will be found in our regular an
nouncement column for for AS
SCISSOR and Treasurer of Massac
County. 1A s
He was born in Metropolis.
ILL.,, August 5th 1897. and the
son of the late Ewell w. Dollar,
who for many years was one of
our leading business men Of Me
tropolis. He is the gfandt45sSo5hf dt5S5f1 of
Rev. M. S. Dollar, deceased, who
for many years was one of the
leading Baptist ministers of Mas
sac County, and Southern eIlli-
nois. ~ 'sl'as' : a. a. ifh 2
8retesa s. 1a ~ 1esfdu-
Bob" as he ,d.generally
known and familarly called is
connected with one of the Oldest
and best families Of Massac coun-
ty. ss
He is qualified for the Office,
having had long years of train
ing IN a business Way having
been connected with his father
in the grocery BUSINESS, and with
other business concerns of the
city. e...e.s 49,
He is deserving and ifs elected
will make an efficient official.
Robert solicits the votes and
assistance of all the IvotefsaP the
coming April election. sss'm 3 s'' s...,s
He is a member of thanBaptist
church, and ITO know hiAY Is to
respect and love lYfm So me is.
courteous to all with whom he
comes in contact. Consider his
claim before voting 'oc9 '''i :
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1922-02-03
Negro Suspect. Slain In
Sheriff's AutODpss
!: y 49, Aas9aa ss- hsarssaifsss
Youth Charged with Attack on
White Girl Shot--to Death.

c-ssf II srf1'g ~ sxks
-Plontotoc. Miss Jan.,--2Q-=4=Wils
Bell 20, fNegeos nnsngsa @a.h at
tack ON a young wlffte W. ssssfr ffsains4iea,
ss - rs.Iago III sejegaEe
nste last nigats TN aWas Sais5 sstfIaBk$S4afron
officers early today as he sb.sing
transferred to Jackson, -Miss--.for
safe keeping. and was4ashot to
death by number OF unidentified
men, who intercepted the einoflfaers
near town. as they wsffe fakihgthe
prisoner to trainaaeNa I'll ,~n
Shetiff, iBlaYIeqls,4ete ring the
Negro would be lxRsAeds arraign-
ed ANl1h. the -condnctor.oll ol the lack
son train to stop outside the town
for The prisoner, and aceonfbaried
nv :. nnrib bar ~, ~ ,ss e - &s.sht9@asy
rush for trdfn n a cF1sSuf. ;asrTt6fffFio-
.bilela Ga tllsFoiifsls1tSg iE8ato-
tee anothsf'flosesdldsFar esdldsFa was drawn
across is!hsutoaaFs aFsab ablqgs|kiYa8sssrafic b4lg|k a8ss
Wb97q2 tRq s sher4lfiss Il rs a9F u sfqPR2s9dis R29is an
unidentified man jumped from the
blockading automoblIeand pulling
aside the side cuftains'of the her.
IFS caro- etnptied his revolver into
The body Of the Ngro before Off
GERS ltoufd ihte{fete. ss3lbll1e
The Negro feli across the run
ming board ot the car !: ana nc Il Z i9asi-
iade OF shots from men hidden in
the other car ended. h1siT4feb sFhe
members OF the mob drove away
and efforts to indentily them, or
the car they were driving shave
failed as9a
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1922-02-03
Notice


! Dear Pastors Spperintendauts
and ;: s, ''.,' ;; Workers. the Mt, Olive
Ia }. lnsttllule viii meet Friday
Saturday and Sunday iaouary : :.
o. and III @i'h tue Mt. Olive
Baptist church. Duquia. Each S.
) IS asked to send messenger
and a donation that we may be
able to pay our expenses and help
ths church that en- ertains- the In
s'itoies A'c' hope to see aiffhe
;Sflcers oi'eSeh 'depsrtment 'sl ol.,ou.
convention. present. Oas ~ state
ll3,rres.'ssl.ddsnr j, ssfif@p be tfieIe With =
turning Is Message. Onr,a slogan
Is litbe, tHow IS make a Sunday
SCHOOL sAtp,s n.a .,s M xs5
anr yours 10 the work.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1922-02-03

Gated. >
AT least one cosnsy has lately
paid heavily in damages, and |
think three have.
Our good and decent people
have not thus iar resented this
do not call it an impatation
Aud our law authorize our gov
ernor TO snmmayilly remove a
cowardly or striking sheriff 1t
is 20 longer any fun. no longer a
good joke in. cur state at least.
for a sheriff or officer having a
prisoner in custody TO look the
other way.
Our people approve this law.
too, it was thought that perhaps
It would dot be enforced, but it
has been-enforced.
Illinois will not tolerate mob
violence il it can help it 1t is
highly resolved TO put it down.
Illinois will eventually stamp it
out. root and branch.
And the great government OF
the United States and the great
Congress OF the United States can
40 no m2ie righ'soas woTk3 and
40 more vial work tor our chill
dren than TO stamp this monster,
this brutality this demon into the
Safth. soa4pa NfateSit u25
Is We have reaebsd. once again
in American history. the condition
ot IS 81. SO 49, A4r0a..1tg
40 be eont;nasd .nSAt weeksr
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1922-02-03

lot It well. This goyermenre OF
ours, for whiclisal million men have
died in America, plus the. 1000,
900 more who died in r9I7,2f9IS.
'1iofo. f92o. and 1921 fhiss gov
ernment Tor which a hundred mil
jon women have agonizsd; this
government. heir OF the ages3tobild
ofrthe 9centarses,! beacon light of
liberty the last hope Of hdnaiilly;
this government and country. for
whom noaczar. and nc. mikado is.
praying today or tonight Or at any
inc; this nation which no aimed
nation on earth can whip onacon-'
quer--no wonder they all stream
dlsarm may yet be menaced
and possibly overthrowa, or Grip
pied by mob spirit. GadD.iorbid
r. do not believe tha, unless. NE
put down and keep down mob
spilit it willrLt iggshes at the very
,oot - s.ss. s-salaassh - n
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1922-02-03

+, The tCitizens. Savings Bans and
Trust Company OF Nashville. Rev.
Herfy A. Boyd prssidsnt is now
preparing toamove into the Y. NJ
c. A. Building. The bank will
occupy the spacious lobby OF
that building The room Is being
beautifully DECORATED. and the Git
izsns Bank VIII have the lasgest
aad most besu,'ial bone of any
Negro Bank - the south --lae
Union Review.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1922-02-03
TEACHERS MEETING

The next meeting OF the Msssac
County Teachers Association will be
neld at the Metropolis high School.
February 10th. ~
LUTHER J.. EYERS w w
County Superintendent Is =
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1922-02-03

voring the Dyer Anti Lynehipg Bill
REMARK IN the. 6rst place
th,t the question raised by Dyer
b Il is simply whether we shall
give up the American experiment
oi s.lf government and at intervals
yield 70 government by the mobs
!. For myself, see no reason
whatever 10 to alter or change a
thing said myself at Sprinleld.
Ill from the gogern9r3s Office ob
the 9th day ol .SsRte mber 1906.
namely: Js.as if.fs gft .49
Il. sIf hnndYedq eok a thousand
men. iniafiatedeaHd imhaupd- by
passion or pr ladn-e or intoxica-
ton OF from any other cause shall
be allowed to use the power to
say whether you or3l on any other
citizen shah live or die, then there
is-and can be no-safety, no peace,
and no liberty and in that case all
he efforts OF all the women OF all
the past who have struggled and
fought and died Tor liberty have
died il vain
/ can see noihing in the above
statement to apologize for aad |
do not apologize.
The statement is. in substance
subscribed by every man OF my
name that know OF, and there are
hundreds Of my name scattered all
over the South. for !! am Of South
ern blood.
Both OF my parents weie born
n Kentucky, my mother at the
Hub OF the BlneGrass, Lex
ington All my granparrnis were
born in Virginia. the blessed Old
Dominion. in "Old Carolina Coun-
ty,' near Bowling Green. and TO
use the language OF my grandfath-
er. Henry Yates. In the folks OF
the Maitaponi "
The question is, shall We have
mob law and violence government
by mob-in this country, for which
the great Washington fought and
for which the great Lincoln died.
and the glory OF which was and is
enshrined in the souls OF a hundred
million American women whose
graves lie out tonight under the
stars and the dew waiting the
judgment day.
Nature OF the Mob
remark in the secod place that
we ought TO fully comprehend the
nature OF the mob. Il is the mob
we are after. the thing. the awful
thing--the mob
Il Is q thing Of hate,
1t is devilisb, diabolical. satanic.
1t is straight from he'll. -
R"It is halted by no Injustice
Says a lawyer from Geogia. be-
fore the American, Bar Associa-
ton. assembled in national con-
vention at Cineinati. September 2.
l92ir-- slsest aG
sat- Ii is halted by no Injustice.
no crueltles, no brutality. it is
deaf tothe voice OF reason. mercy.
and humanity; tits bosom OF de-
struction, such is the mob major
"Maddened by lust. plumber.
passion. hunger. haired personal
revenge. whose madness is super
induced by its Gwn rel or imagi-
nary interests or qualification.
"All parties crsht = seek It's
destruction BY PERSUASION. BY
teaching and last bnt neast, by
the terror Of the law "
Let Us stop ani lhink Trims
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1922-02-03
II t +H -
Ne Must Put Down,
and Keep Down the
+ :. Mob Spirit
'44 81 fr - atAs faFf
BY RICHARD YATES

Representative at large Frafn Hi
nois. In Speech In the House Fas
goring the Dyer Anti Lynehibg Bill,
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1922-02-03

Nh i5t. u ,s+s&< ming
'SsO''' isp$'df and Friend
ted simmons McCrary, len Frits on
go visit their grandma n, feeds
q short @hssa
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1922-02-03
NOTICE.


10 thr membrgs composing the
kxesnrlye Board Of the Mt. Olive
Bapti.t ) ) Convention. As
there Was some financial business
81 our last meeting m Iolp. that
rot finished, aud a. have been
unable 20 get it adjusted through
correspondence, il will lie necess-
~ to can neeting OF tic Board
in the near iot,re The tinis and
Slsce win b6 announced laler.
AaCorntaf. Dist. Pres.
= @.ue .e-494'S Sysamore.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1922-02-03

Rev AID Hurt. one % Nasli-
vile - we'll sknown ministers was
called rom. labor rcwatd lass
SundsyssSsele was prominen, in
the affairs ofihe Incorporated Con-
vention, The l;ap;iS, ministers
Union .ei@ouF A. IstNsrgians ssdt' 4
litstf ii aB6es,irrs ! 4, s,1sefs bsrss,.-
ed family Tie Nauonal Baptist
Union
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1922-02-03


nation on earth can whip or con-
quer--no wonder they ai scream
dlsarm may yet be menaced
and possibly overthrowQ. or Grip
pied by mob spirit. 6odAziorbid
r. do not believe that unless. We
put down and keep down mob
spiIit it willrLt ig9shes at the very
,oot - ;ses. s.4ai3assh - !
shall MQbsRule-IpvaSe tileaNhole
a. -. sJs.e NatiohPa : - -
1. remark ia The third ..Pfjiaee.
that hero, right here. i the ehiei
reason Tor this bill. its reason for
existence reason which actual
ly cllmofs for passage. Mob
spirit strikes at all government.
and legislation concerning il is not
and canaot be in this day aud geRl
Grafton peculiar To any. one sre9on
OF the land This bill Is not an
impntation on one section oi our
united county, nam J. the Sou b
1t is not d bill for or against the
South or any section, il IS not a
bill for Or against the white man
or any color; il is bill to en-
throne order and to dethrone dis
order it Is not a bill TO encour-
age certain crime--that is, 1spe-
although 50 called by the member
from Tennessee Mr.. Garrett).
For every rapist murdered by a
mob four Others are murdered the
mob.
/: may be so construed by some
men too sensitive 1t may affect
temporarily that section more
than another But mob law has
entered all states. Il has entered
my state OF Illinois has appeared
in Chicago, in East s., Louis. and
in Springfield since 1905, and in
the time before that, when ! was
chief executive OF Illinois, il ap-
peared. at Danvillc, III and 10
other localities And or seven oc-
casions when was governor was
compelled to cali out troops; four
times to prevent lynching, three
to put an end TO riots.
In Illinois we realize that, mob
violence Is a menace every day
and we are on the watch for it
now a1s
Our laws punish the participant
in a mob. punish the man who
during riot or in mob inflcts
damages upon person Or properly
hake him puy up TO S5.ooo-and
punish the city or county where a
mob operates. compelling the
community to pay up TO 'S5joooito
the surviving .spouseloi any pef-
son lynched. 4es aFi Z - Z ~
The Illinois Law '.'s'l
: The statutes Illinois criminal
code. chapter :5S, paraeraphg2s0A
section o. OF IAN act to SUPPRESS
mob violence IN force July /
1905, contain this:l sneMss's
100 II any persoo shall be taken
from the hands OF sheriff or his
deputy having such person IN GUS
tody and shall be lyoched. il shall
be prlma facie evidence oi failure
on the par, OF such sheriff to do
his duty. AMI upon th- TACT being
made TO appear TO the governor
he snaii puDhsh proclamation de-
clating the Office Of such sheriff
vacant ana his Office shall therby
and sElesattes Be immediately yas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-15
LEGAL.

teei tho tguowins amounts apd schedui,
of bcfccutagos
10 orccud tno sum ~ ti.5o In sny csss
Iof reasonable attorneys Tee sbrTs In.
CURED, gn amounl ngt 20 200 a WAY.
Delinquent iuataliment or iIa'aumcnts and
accrurd interest thereon, wnicn n % ease
shall exceed no suu of 5000 md n 30
ease bt less than the sum Of ~ So
Provided. that notnins norein contained
thuu DO construed Go operate aa tint.
]oompctsnt COME t Jufisdiciion wherein s1it 10
brought 90 snroclose the lien scouting Hrtd
taH bst or tax uills a. ~ tn1 detetmihs
in the acton 10 favor 0f ihs holder ~ tn,
HHJTioN T. That passage by Board
ally u6.essing tho property hsfein de-.
sgfihrd 80 pfururiiou1te share Of tho cOnt
~ derived ihorcfrou. and IN MAKING and
nsing a lien upon the property as herel1
sot out Hhsli operate A. nstlce ~ sue >
sascsancni aud lion against the creditors
of tho owners ~ such property ana tbs
purchaser thereof. and The ten hereby
tlKr1 SHAH hN effective against all auc9
section O. That en- lrdInances os
parts ~ ordluancos IN conflict With tn.
such conflict exists be. and the ssms are
sEcrioN 3 TINS, an emergency eIi.,,
Tor the prcaprVAtiou of tho public baRlth.
pgnco sud safety and Tor the furthCtancs
~ street improvements by reason whereof
tnis ordinance shall take effect from aud
sfief - pnssage. approval and publica'
ton.
PASSED snd ,ns emergency rlauss
ruled upon separately ana approved this
tOth dny of February, 1879.
ArrNpVED this 10Th day 81 February
1929.
r. u. EVANS. Mayor
MRS. FRANK sEAMAN.
Clty Auditor.
Approved
FRANK r. urSrhS
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tgtatoment Of candiiacyD
STATB or OKLAHOMA,
COUNTY or TULSA

I, ........,.....t... being
tfst duly sworn. say that reside at.
s.ss.sss. city of Tulsa, County OF Tulsa
state Of oklahoma. that I am qualified
nomination 20 the office of.............
the primary alectlon to bo held On the
........s s...........T Tuesday Of ace. ....
" ana 7 hereby request that my
name be printed upon the official Nom
partisan primary ballot Tor nomination at
such primary election Tor such office.
tHlBucuJ stssssssss.. s....sftrt.s
Subscribed and sworn 10 Cor afflrmedb }
On thia. ........day Of............, d..
thlfned) .s..S.............
md shall nt tho same time file Herewith
the petition OF AZ least one hundred U00l
qualified voters requesting such candi-
dNry Each petition shall DO verified by
one or moro persons ne 10 the dualifica
tons ana residence. with street number
of each Of the persons 20 signing the said
petition. nnd the said petition snail be
IN Substantially the following form;
petition accompanying nominating
HtutemcntD
Tho undersigned, duly otalfried electors
of tho city of Tulsa, ana residing at tho
plnCea sot oppoAito our respective names
hereto, do hereby request that the name
Of Cuamc of cnndidnte) he placed on the
ballot as u candidate for nomination for
tnamo Of offce) at the Nonpartisan pri.
mary election 20 bo held In such city on
tho .......... ........ Tuesday. of......
Ne further state TINT we know him 10
be qualified eleotor o; sad city and
y man OF good moral character ana quail.
fled In our judgment for tho duties OF
such office.
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LEGAL.

on THE C1rY or TULSA. OKLA
UDNA.
sECTIUN I. That there shan be ant
herohy i1 npportioned 70. charged. levied
tracts ~ lard il1bIe TO assessment ana
tho owners thereof I'm sTNFET IN
rpnrHa tHrrHunfu belongings ~ aprcial
tax tn puy Dom a. rurion for the con-
afrucfi0n ~ Hifcrt improvements NJ pro.
yIted by contract with tho Clty of TULSA.
oklahoma. tho amounts respectively as
follows. tu.WIt.
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LEGAL.


..'.-.......ssss...s.. .s...s'ss'..s'.'..'
C..y Auditor
Provided further, that any legally
aun lified elector nf tho Guy of Tulsa. re
gurdless ~ political party Affiliations
who desires 10 be n candidate Tor an
office rs herein set forth, may nave theit
name placed upon the primary ballot foi
such office BY ming with tns city Audi
Tor theif request In writing accompnnieI i
oy written petition ~ not less than one
hundred 900 qualified legal voters ~
said city such filing to 30 made not less
than ten G0D days before the date fixe1
tor such primary snid statement Of can
didncy ana petition accompanying the
iauo shall be H. substantially tho follow
NIX form.
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Names Of Qualified
Electors.
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LEGAL.

Ths Clty Auditor shall prepare an
official ballot IN accordance with the
provisions hereof. ana only such
Dailot snail be used at such city
election Tho candidate ~ said election
FOR Mayor Police snd Fire Comfnissl1uer,
rommissionef of streets and Public Prop
urty Waterw0rks ma SgwctHge com.
missioner Commissioner of Finance and
Revenue sud City Audiior. as herein pro.
vidcd, who SHAH receive n majority of all
the votes cssi at such election t0f such
ufiice fof which such person is n canal
late. shall be declared elected 20 such N
NCe, In the even, z p 'ie between two
candidates tot anJ office ct said election
such candidates shall cast lots o. de.
tetmine who shah be- elected thereto. PRO.
yidod further. that In tho event any can.
dIdute nominated, ~ herein provided who
shall withdraw from 81 fh nomination die
Or f1f any other cause become lupliElEble
10 have his name placed upnu the official
ballot. such vncRucy shall ne filled by
nffic" the name of the candidate 'aceiving
the next highest number of voies " such
primary election And provided further.
that In the event there are no person or
persons nominated at such primary elec.
tiOn eligible 60 be placed on tho official
ballot such vacancy may be tllled upon
petition ~ candidate f1t such vacancy
signed BY the greatest number of the
qulliflrd electors - said city" And
election held IN the city of Tuisa Tor the
election of city o'fi~crs. ~ herein sot
fofth there shall he no political party
Gcs'Fnatipn or Insignia .s evidence thereof
printed or used upun such general election
ballot, ana provided further that such
Uatnlally the following formi
Va FH al
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-15

II For Mayor.
tNamo of Candidato.)
II (Noto for One.)
II For Police ana Fire Commits.
Hpner
(Nam, of CandidAts.)
- tVote for One)
- For Commissioner OF Streets
and Public Property.
(Name Of Candidate)
- tNote for Oncl
- For waterworks and Sewerage
Commissioner,
tNamo ~ Candidate)
- tVute for One)
II For Commissioner OF Finance
ana Revenue.
(Namo ~ Candidate)
- tNoto for Ons.)
II For city Auditor.
(Name of Canuidate)
l---l tNote for Onc.)
official ballot attest:
(lty AudIfnr
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". X q r. Ry. right Of way ns
follows. That part of right OF way
lying In the Alley ~ Block 20. . r..
Hnd south Of n limo 100 foot North
Of and parallel 10 South limo ot
Block 20, ana North Of "a line l20
line Of Block 20. o. r., being ~
strip 80 feet Ions Also n portion
of lots and b, us follows!
20 g-N-a0' Of $50
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NDNpARTiSAN
OFFICIAL oENEltAL ELECTION
BALLOT
t.LDnL -.

TVN ITTT4 IT8T'V IVN VF
MAYOR POLICE AND FIRE
OMMfggtONEH COMMISSIONER
or FTREErs AND PUBLIC PROP.
ERTY. WATERWORKa AND SEW.
EHAGE COMMISSIONER COMhIs.
StpNEH or FINANCE AND REVE.
NUE. AND CITY AUDITOR. At THE
GENERAL CITY ELECTION HELD
IN THE CITY or TULSA, STATE
OF OKLAHOMA, ON THB.,........
DAY or ................ go. Ia...
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tpublished In the Tulsa Daily world
February 10, 10 and n. ig22 World
Publishing company, publlsher)
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NVNINNIT TNNN
OFFICIAL PRIMARY BALLOT
FOR NOMINATION FOR MAYOR
COMMISSIONER OF STREETS AND
PUBLIC PROPERTY. WATER
WORKS AND sEWERAuE COM
MISSIONER, COMMlSSlONER Oh
FINANCE AND REVENUE AND
CITY AUDITOR, or THE CITY or
TULSA. OKLAHOMA, AT THE NON.
PARTISAN PRIMARY ELECTlON
HELD IN rHE Cl1l OF TULSA,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-12-16

has outrivaled its competitor, the
broad brim. 1t took the combined
beauty of big velvet fiat flowers, lots
of gold cord. applique gold lace motifs
and fur tails to produce the winsome
tam shown In the accompanying col
lection.
The soft little cuff hat, with q top
knot formed Of q colorful velvet pop
py. also has an interstitchery Of gold.
Gold metal cloth shading to rose
Is used for the charming shape which
shows a slashed brim and fitted
caplike round crown. 1t, too, Is
ornate with colorful velvet flowers
appliQued in connection with chenille
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-12-16

work was we'll done, tool But in
spite of the early hour, she found the
children and her husband waiting for
her. st. Nicholas welcomed her back
more affectionately than the children.
| Il woke In the middle Of the night"
he said, "out of such horrid dream
all about crying children and sad
mothers, Bless you, good wife, for
not letting that dream come true!"
"Oh, don't mention it," said Mother
Nicholas. 1T was no trouble at all.
Indeed. 1t did me good. l think, ia
Their, since you are getting so old, I
will take over this job myself from
now on"
st. Nicholas looked thoughtful at
that. He paced up and down the
floor. Then he came and stood in
front Of Mother Nicholas. straighten-
ing up and looking almost as young
as in his early days.
mo. mother" he said firmly. "A
woman's place Is in the home. I'll at
tend to the business hereafter, thank
you"
And mother, who, after all, only
wanted everybody to be happy. made
him some griddle cakes for his break
fast.
But that was last year, the year.
you got stocking full. even though
you hadn't been SO very good. This
year you had better watch out, for
1t is old st. Nicholas himself you have
to deal with.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-12-16
Be-RuffIed and Be-Ribboned

backward, 0 Time, in your flight ;
make me child again, just for to-
night"
If we believe in the psychology Of
dress, and most Of us do, then party
dresses are very essential to the whole
some happy development Of youth.
Rose-colored georgette, be-ruffled and
be-ribboned, as shown in the portrait,
should be given due consideration in
the assembling Of the young girls
wardrobe. 1t is the cleverness of fab
ric treatment which features this frock.
The combination Of fine plating and
ruft1ing Is effective. The myriads Of
ruft1es at each side supply the fash.