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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-10-19
SCHOOL HAPPENINGS
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS TWENTY.
TWO YEARS AGO

The Mosaxks viii play the Dodgers
Of North Greenfield this morning on
the Gridley grounds.
Monday morning Mr.. Charles Loo
mis- talked to the school about the
principal events Of the past week.
The Laboratory Luncheon Club was
favored by visit from Mr.. Harold
Rogers Wednesday noon.
Last Saturday the Mohawks gained
their second victory over the Toma-
hawks or Young Monarchs by a score
of to 10.
Mr.. Pares carries his head very
carefully nowadays. One of the
tough Tomahawks last Saturday per
sisted in tackling him around the
neck.
That harmless looking little SEN
tence please bring paper and pencil
to class" strikes terror to many a
brave heart, for few of US thoroughly
enjoy tests.
One of the members of 1904 went to
sleep in class Monday. Poor little
freshmen; they do work SO hard, and
no doubt the day seems very long to
them.
1t is rumored that the science of
paper hanging viii soon be added to
our course of study. At any rate, Mr..
Digman and the high school teachers
did a neat job in the main room We'd
nesday afternoon.
A respectable young junior of limit
ed means would be glad to chaperon
good-looking young ladies for-ex-
penses and treat. Address the office
ef the Boys Brigade. Lake Geneva
papers please copy.
Mr.. F. w. Schneck has presented the
Sixth Grade with "Shepp's Photo
graphs of the World" one Of the most
valuable collections ever published.
They are not only beautiful out prac-
teal, as they are very helpful for work
in geography.
For fancy dress costumes or fine ar
tistic stage makeup apply to either
Mr.. Wells or Mr. Wendell. They make
q speciality Of fifteenth century gar
ments.
Thursday evening the Latin Club
met at the home Of Miss Helen Myers.
There was a good attendance, and
promptly at 1880 the meeting opened.
For the first forty minutes work, La
tin and business, were the order of the
evening. After that fun, games and
general good time prevailed. The
next meeting will be at the home Of
Miss Natalie Notz, and Miss Adeline
Highley will be the leader.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-10-19
SCHOOL NEWS 1922

The high school report cards were
issued Tuesday, Oct II, after FIVE
weeks of work, a deviation from the
plan existing heretofore in our school.
Instead Of having the school year di-
vided into quarters with quarterly ex-
aminations, followed by the distribu-
ton of report cards which meant the
issuing of reports only four times a
year, this new plan has been adopted
which is to have the school year di-
vided into two semesters with report
cards issued every five or six weeks.
We think this plan is better one for
both students and parents, because a
closer check upon the work of the
pupil and more frequent information
to the parents is thereby possible.
A social hour win follo% the meet
ing of the NauWatosa Parent Teach
ers' Association on October 80. :.
Last Friday, during our music
period, Miss Sanders, to ocr celight,
sang two songs for us: Morning
and ''He Met Her on the Stairs" After
this treat the period was turned into
a pep meeting in which Charles Ack-
ley, small in size, but powerful in
volume, led US in several yells for Sat-
urday's game. The yells and speeches
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-10-19
Aetna Park School

The milk lunches which were given
throughout our city last year were
started again on October is. The
total number taking milk at this time
is 40.
Miss Nellie Mertz, our Third Grade
teacher was in an auto accident on
Saturday Of last week and as result
has spent the past week in the Trim
ity Hospital recovering from injuries
received. Mrs. Parsons is taking her
place during her absence.
Our Junior High School has re-
ceived new form of report card. Re
ports are issued every five weeks.
They have just been returned for the
first time.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-10-19

support YOU can help them to return
victorious.
P. I. A. Oct. 80. High School Audi
torium.
Movies this week Friday. Mabel
Normand in Molly o" one Of the best
films ever shown here. Full Of anus
ing incidents, which win give all a
hearty laugh. Educational film will
follow.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-10-19
a Reminder.

Il VIII BE quite time enough to talk
about the faults and failIngs Of absent
friends when we hive assured our
selves that we have none Of our own Of
whicL 20 speak.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-10-19

If you want 10 see news IN the News,
do your part Our phone is Wauwa-
tosa $50. Miss Margaret Kenney is
cur reporter and her phone is Wau.
284-W.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-10-19

The following data have been tab
ulated from the grades made by the
Junior High students during the first
five weeks Of this semester:
Summary If Grades
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-10-19
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

TITA-rfaFs rxrrvY. :, r,xx.,.,,s ..,<-,,~ex
-'iAs niliA y saooA- NoiEo
M x.r
80 loilo'' iils ua.'a nave neeh tad
q 1.'''.l I 1I sile graaeS MADE oy the
! ss S.iiol lllsii s.uaehts aurlhg the nrst
i'e "esAs u eliis semester
SUMMARY % uraues
Isl ma ora
iear isaf Year
81 :, Ipeiio. ''...,.... "a ~ ~
1Aoofe average IA ia lie
r n''.s .'.'.'.. ''-o1 l44 zol
= ,,e. !, Average -.'Io1 194 100
: s'iiuie :, :, 80 Ioo ~ ~4V
e1eentage Oh Faiiures
- 1eIeene
o. 80. ''.'t..'..' $4,000. 1000
NV CIV ses'I ...'.''..=. - lz.1u
~. ~ yeat 't'.'.s... =. ..''-'...- o.1o
A0'ai shtase t........ .1l.4o
-, me heuiuih uIaae Oh Each
: nv CLASS y ss loiloWs'
Fercent
os, seaI ..''.''.'' ....'..'.' .so.oa
Gnu year ''.....' 49,. -. - ; 5000
oi9 M, seaI $500
ne loiiowihg eoinnlttees composed
y oosh seaeneTs ana STUDENTS 70 take
, sllalse q me Julalor Hlgh scnool Hal
80 49,. 81 pse,ey nave ueeh appoiilteu'
o'Teilis !, ooiin'itsee
-, ,1eue nieciler
,"lss i.oseis
W. iss0oh
1esH hIil1
A.seliel DsliileI
A'( = a.iOS son'llni.lee
NJ s1oiii s omah
MISS MISS Gesee,ailo
Iolas $3.50
a as Diah1
=. aiailon uaees
', ~. M. SohlhiNtee
S.ds' Winning
n sIiss si
I 9 p nue..
g nom, S SolliIls
leusii VI 'aeoei
i'y . isa'ivn NVi'iai''ee
1 niiee T nopei
u.s. :99 n ntleeiieh
I AIsss l ne,lsssi
c 1aaes p tses WY
pa 80 ...i 49, -.
I rheslii'' 49, Son'm''sse
a,. Weiis
m AIS i llsaiuel
Iaiss S.elis U
Iaeilsii ~ :. as"ei
.oaLlies SuItls
i Toas ,1 11la'',issse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-26


shs,u ~ashs1 snd .ronedf
shirts
No shssis
On. sheets
VIVA "a. j, you wani 10 know
abosi en-
Hos much 30 aou ,hargs fef ben
Washed sud .roned'
oa' Yea want TO kuev hoN much
ws cAares for en- Want en- rough
try or all ironedr
Washed aud Ireaed
just minute.
Uong paaas. hsa uev voios s,paks
over ne wire shor ana tharpj
BQun p
neiloi Hsno' Wen wha, is
hY
lari wanted find cat hos much
your laundry oharkss for fhteta
eash 4 ard foned
So ru ST. she ~
Shoots
uRh dry
30. washed and Nuea
u.onr pause vale puon "a iaun-
dry carries on conversation with
some one he officeD
mtlo' Hflio' Nov what was Il
lou wanted 10 know7
! wanted 10 ano~ how much "a
charge for shseie washed ana iron
ed
pff,rens prices madam u they're
slk shirts
No theyre no There perfo.ly
aa'u sh-
perfectly rlals i~t 49, Well.
pert euy plain fhrh washed and
ironsd. viii he
said shects' You big s,lf'' You
dgmb-htli' You oil-csni idiot
saeets' shests sh,eis' Washed
and ironed sheeis'
tHorflsd silence on me o.hsr end
Of the wire Tor a moment1
Wen al got % saY-is you'rc 90
lAdy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-26
MNkl\G ''OiD STILL"
COT GIL Up DOT 6ii

whhs Plains, y Y, oct g su-
prcme Court Justioe Morschau or. 10.
day awarded John Mack. ruardisn
q baby Guy suumsn. te5ooo fcr hls
services in defending lzfan, AKA 'ast
The charge of lllegltlmacy hrough, hy
James A siillman. millionaire banl
". IN his suit Tor divorce from Mrs
Anne I stliimsn lie ais, allowed
Mack $780, ~hlss ise guardian re.
ported be had expended in Guys be-
hsH
The eoeft allowed Referee Daniel
, Gleason, who heard evidence IN the
case. compensation At the rate of fis9
a day ior rs dar. devoted 10 the
case total of t2-.0o
Justice Mo'schsuser also signed the
;nh erdef ia stlImans divorce .ult.
senfing hin a divorce and afflrmlnx
ne '-git'mscy Of baby Guy. Who SIN
man had alleged 70 te the son ~
Frederick X. Beauvals. Indian guide.
Who was named a. correspondent
counsel Tor stillman tough, the
granting = compensation q Osardiaa
Mack coniending be vas entitled only
20 he taxable ootis" in the case
They also bad contested Referee Clea
'sona fees a. -eaorbiisnt"
Ia dliroalng q these objections
1lsslce Morschausef recalled mar Il
had been shown siiiimau vas willing
g spend rcnsy 70 purchase evi.
de1ee. refs -ins to letter. alleged 20
have been written Bearval, By Mr.
silllman fof which sullmau paid SIS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-26

irem a moaihn eiav in Miutis'd
~Asre shs wss called b. khe ulssss
sna death u Nr ls,sAns moiAff
n and Nrs toean are uos.nS q
Nauca Nily seon
MN Il
NJ 7 {. SauAitre q sedx~iek
kAnsAF i he Fuss, 81 As sen. q. {
Ssndiags and family
81 80
Tha iaarpl orch Glass ~ ths
nrss ,arlsssn oharcA al have .
naiio~esa garty n ne hsssnasni q
he chafcA FRIDAY evsnlng A nun
hsr ., special va,sss have hem IN.
uttd
Mr. saa Mrv a. n Ce.lirs atd
famis vi move 70 Tulsa nsai ~esk
.asrs rev Col'ins wlu b. pAs,or q
hs 0uoe Memorial church
NJ } } Raynmksr ~fli sntertain
tha rrlaas to chah lomerros e.
isrneon.
So
IRE C i A eiah wiu meet 80
Nrs u n Rs.rs tomorne~ amer.
noan
tn, CAfslan EndsAsor - ne
FIRST Presbyterian church vlg have
RAlo~e'su party Friday urht At
ths church
wss " G. 7. Z wH mes. ~sth
N~ n " 0ro%s FRIDAY snerucon
a 1875 West Nahle,
Nx x
MIS- Nlola Huffine i spoudng a
veek iu cushlng. visiting trends
Nk
Douesiic Soieuce elah VII. meet a.
the home o. Mrs. 4 N siAnf "a
HsHaH AtH tAH - ~. NAHt#a aNfE.
Rober. Merien and Mft Wa Raksr
sss.s ING hos,essss
n Ss
The 2 f O sisters have lssued
Invitations 10 thtlr hnshands the
'n Ls % slook party Friday
evon.nr oc,chor ~ in ihs home of
Mr. N Arahu'roa
~ EM
fHf Nss II D ghunh VII -
ieriain Friday evening a. ,he church
a. l2a In honor q rev ana Mrs
Robert LeeeW who srs leaving Guih
re All members and friends are
invited
Xxx
Ms n } Garnet Mrs q II
Sanaites snd Mrs A Garner are
eriersln.ns vith brdst .lnnche n
Ff.day N che home of Mr. Gsue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-26

~ = now feel frs zn1 ca- a. ~
ho1se-c-k witbozt any t-u1t1e q. al
fos csr 1sz fkis Iet-er - tie szke of
c<herz Il pa rixh- "-Mrx. WEtuoM &.
EkTr-Eo. z 2 :. Szbszs. Ohio.
Housewives r,zkse great r-i~zks n
a-1er-g Themselves 70 b@o0re % wesk
ard ne-v0sH hat i d veB-rig~ f-ra=-
eol< fr tte- 10 z<<en< . tae.r reces-
sa-y h1zs<bo1 cutiea
LyEs Y Frkkz-'s verstst,e Con-
poz.< <h1zS b< txken whe- you frrt
rn<1ce s1ct ET-r<o-s ~ ne-Tozx-e<r.
bzrkzr1e. rezkr,ess ard ir-srul>frrr. II
~ h<p - ard prevent rs1rs s<rious
rD1tle Glvs Z . far trizL Ttr--<iv
h<sres krx Hst6si1 s1stzs itkss rzry,
UEy ce1<x vozez
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-26

PERSONAL MENTION


~lA = = @off sln q ~ hes ti3
H - et' . e. sti'F Mss las
''l'-@ '-- 4-
~ = 4 Dfafi @na ism'iy 80
- -'.'fao-n i2f esi'oTn.a Nnfrf
az - mAsf tAs'r iailft n9nf
' - y y r.sp- nA's -
~ fi w. - "Ts hs-n :
-'' eeAe A-A-tN q tli5-
--' ~
~4.s A<-l [4ifis1fs e quite iA
A ~ - q ',@
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-26

NoN comea the announcement from
Paris n the Windor shsds ugsh
40. shade doer nat refer 20 the oolul
bai 20 me typs The xoen is s9Fi
of doabis action affair thsi is worked
with = cord Pgll the cord and yoa
have a short stiFt size t another
jerk and yoa have q deeoiietta effect
I'ui the cord - referse and Yoa gsf
the modest effect again i.ackuf the
dress l. not IN : aprlns IKE the sim
d0w shade and there Il no dlnFef
of Il golhg TO the roof n the cord
sllps
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-26

On their haiiina averages. and uisss
b. never has psrHttffa hs fandnfss
for no spor % Interfere NHh hls
judicial v0ft. b. frequently has haf.
ned from ibe e9ar to lhe bail PARK
as soon as hs eouid lAr aside his
rol,s ana iur.rx me eoft g.
vas always ksp. advised 80 las
bench ~ ~ progreas 81 en- came
play b. pllH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-26
Are You Fat?
Just Try This

TheHsahas ~ ufsffsf people have ~
fcms slim - failNviua fha adeins n doe.
tnfs sho o. ummrna nafuela pnssf flptian
J ahiFfs thnse hafuifar hftlr fat relueera
that simplff the dusf - the famous Mar
moia Prescription lf taa fat don't raif
80 nae fa year druggist and faf oae
ip'ian whith A. TIE pfie the Nefld over
rfueuft case ~ these tablets ~ pre-
fffahf faH fan secure them direct ~
sfnaing price 90 So Nafrnoia Co. ffi2
MoaaaHfd Az rsffalt. Mica Ihey fe
daoe HfeaiiIF sod easily without tifssone
ftsr4ss - starvation dist snd ieafc 10
uIl .sauf effeIf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-26

When = child io shsent from school
10 the virgin Islands without suff i.
cient excuse lho Parents arc fined 70
cents f5r each day of absence Every
time = pupil Is tafdy the parents are
fined 10 cents
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-26

- &L4 - IAAkfi-
~. ] wzs wezk ard
|nrv0s ard could
hardy stznd ca NJ
feet l1g enIgh %
coca . nNzl wu
|thiE Szy for about q
year ard had uns
several medicines
|Ef Rad daEyEciu.
ht 20 No ssxL Ny
EEter vas taxing
y- Eecice ard
rnx ~<1esus rmen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-26

49, - - ~ n11Fli
Eaag Aas arriye1. - fAy
eNSa a1sf Ia fhs rumara 81 y
tena hrfkerlezs1 aa1 -
E1lg Iea aifs stnt u
- Aa41Fs 40 nftff taby
eEMEfs rrrAM fmts u
No. 49, ras4s - -
aa9a Ectaefs grsr .
usef - tnfes Fer<rrors
= uNk~Fa, af ncf - Al
erx ntcr~n eswyWksrs.
Erzk<ra frlW - 49,
- eEtsrraT IL safs.
ffef ffsn nafnotica. FeF-
msa Nz64Fr 81 rnI Yaas-
- - - - -. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-26

rHEm WE'RE TnE nAppY DAYS
When grip gets me.
Per good old dsys ! sRh.
When Tor q cold
Tie roek and re Ia buy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-26

tnn4t - Hlar.ss 49, nfTser e1FinT -
Eera.rF a.< s4l1-tsffs- flsrt aslnE = -
- rma~f - fkrvass~ $40 ~ hr~k -
<4y. - Ersfxstz E-xnistsr c. E1lz1 A.
<rts. Ca -Nslh<F'f frss<- = go a. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-26
JUDGE DAYS POST
TO A DEMOCRAT? ?
Supreme Court Member Ofhei.
ally Resigns. A Keen Base.
bali Fan Despite 70
Years

wafhnei oa. oct a. AssoaA =
9asiics William 4 nsy q NJ
supreme ooau has rlaesd his rsts
nation Ia the hands 81 rrt~AtHN
Harding ia take sffscs Noys n,hrt n
and 4 was accepted ~ reslsulns
Justice nas ~lli hs shls lo desele hls
undivided aitsauon 10 hls duties -
umpire = the Americas slernan
elslms commission iils action wfl
have he sffess q rlaslnE hm upon
hs retired "a y lhs court IN full
ray
rsmceNsle saeosssor
IN official democratic circles thesu
s = belief lh,l he sasanef wlu "a
nilsd ~ ihe appointment ~ a
drmecnt When jutstss tssrke.
~ha VAS a afasefai whfn appointed.
Fecenil, resigned We was saccs,aei
~ lnsiie. Sutherland = rspehican
AmonE lhoss named ss . ssliis q {.
isrllona Ia d'mocfaile clrrits ar
senaiorr shields ~ Tennessee
walsh o. Montana rom~rra q
ohlo and Underwood ~ AlahamA,
JOHN W Davis u wsss vlrauls. %
mfr amhafsador 90 Great pr
also Il heiag mentioned fof shs
vacancy
laallca pAy whp q "a years OLD.
vas Introduced 90 national lfe ~
President Nc kinlsy ahe hfoulht
him from ohio 20 WashlnEion to
isei az assistant secretary ot state.
na soon eacce ded % ihr pea =
ftergam ~ state bag ln fee
uonfhs rsslNntd % become chair.
mau of the American nesce commits
sion % Paris ID IA c'osr " lht var
r. q Spain a. van appenttd 70
ih supreme touu - ffgsld nl
Roosevelt in iea5
Warm Hassbeil Pan
4 has bail ffn Of lhe rfft esuhef
Justice Day has alwaya found ims
10 follow he rame
He knows ihs h|s isarua nayfr
br name kcspne up io me mlnats
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-26

N / eoald ihink. sin fse|ls ease.
whns round ne Hfas s~ift cursnt
flows
ga make mY brain thoaEhis ,onsiaai
FM
Efa a. tafs momsui dosa ~
aoss
fA.ebfe 50 iafihiium
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-26

o~e 10 TIA AtAF 10 .AfN
Nrs rh1ups. Ms n ArmaR-
troai ard Mrs. Roy r,ref save In.
.teess ne repors q m ssned'oas
mstsnx q ihe socists rcsat'v heia
lat Oklahoma cHs Mss AmA
Ho-ghlon favored ne Socsy ~ih =
solo ififr ~beh sha hosiess,s fsrv-
ec lghi rfr shmens 90 msmhsrs
ael several s.slicrs
SO
larp, cro~c grsertsinec
B. SocahsY Gre
Ausuma leaves sat naAewfet
isurvestioas pere used 70 dec. rae
.h. hasfmeni 4 ne Csthels church
Hasa rgsa vAn ths So1ally Ciris
ea.sralrsd 40 hundred guess wfth
q five hanlroa and hrart par,y
Is tha mr q brdEe Nr JOIN
, Aasms and Nrs. Alma Bs'sna made
ltap score and Mrs. John Adams and
M gohn Rsisn1 coasola ion. A.
lfrs hunsra NJ Hinrl Neaman aad
Mrs. T. 81 Samrufr male TOP score
Isad Mrs Chss MoNuiiy and Mrs
lEma Rirtrhusgh conscla. .lan
EE
Nr~y crsariree cigh
\ nv cub which MI. hs kucpu
AS ne DsrA.ns oiuh vas orrsrisei
TUESDAY evening VIA Ni- rorence
Whls a. hostfss q ihs homs O.;
Mr. Harry Ne~mAn
The 1snb = ars he M.fsas
Em1a nprss Ltona and ysas Nc
iNuisy. Nsn Waited. Reita Ro.tsr-
maz Mae Mc;old-ck. Halle md
Rally Charr3l. Fiortnos White snr
Pearl cgpa Mss Whit. was made
prfsdsri and Ms caF4 secretary.
Thfy I'll meet every ,vo weeks os
Thurd day
~. ~. c Club En nertslneo
A, Al Day Meeting
Ms. Pau janis uAs hostess %
The mrmhsrs O. ,hs T. n C. cub
af an al day mesgns Yss,i rday.
Autumn isfvts and gsrtsn flowers
decorated the luncheon table. The
afternoon vas sgcnt 20 ssvlng for
ths hcsiess = 40 ~ssts Mrs
EaEaro Du'chsr win sniertin the
ci1b.
NKH
s,ssy clUb ., Lioray
The Dslphi1r cisb sri a. ihe L.
brary yesterday vlth M W r.
BaAssu IS ieadfr o. D program On
ths Rfsiersiion Perior % Drama
can ~ss rrsponasd 70 b. currsat
sr.sts Ia NO Eetts Mrs. Gsorss
spesr AL lead fhs proFrsm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-26
srs 0sssn, .sssssx

To Hissisnsry soce.y
TAs Wonan's Hone and Furtiru
Nissscnarp Scciffy - ths PRS
PrfshGrersar cha-ch ne. wetuesssr
sfssrnocz q the hone x Mrs Arthur
D.sf rs- The nfe.lng vzf orensd
rEh q effoiionzi service led b. Nrs
, o PelHips. y nrzbs-s rss.ons-
FL % rcl czn Dur-z ihe bushes
tesSio- ~ suoseci o he Mission
Szsy Cas- va dscusses aad pii-s
were nae tc- an o-Eznrstsoa cf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-26

= = IA zSzzsxKxzyr
Z TrE TELEPHONE TAKERS y
= , AzxN KKzzzxzxx
Hs'i, g his iha ompesr Isun-
1rys
Yes
Hos murh a. ysu chafra Tor
fherts--usshfs an1 irossdg
What's ihsts
hor much Do yoa charge for
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Social -
= Matters

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strangely quiet and subdued. n hint OF
| listlessness and weariness in It. -.
| But you know about 1t, don't you
he exclaimed. "You know what he
did. don't your"
Eyes; know" she answered. ''But
he has been waiting for you, and he Is
impatient, and we had better go OF
once"
1t was Tony Lomazzi! He remem
bered her grief when he had told her
last night that Tony was dead. That
was what was the matter with her, he
decided. as he followed her along the
passageway. She must have thought a
good deal of Tony Lomazzi--more even
than her father did. He wished again
that he had not broken the news to her
in the blunt, brutal way'he' had--only
he had not known then. Of course, that
Tony had meant so much to her. He
found himself wondering why now. She
could not have had anything to do with
Tony Lomazzi for fifteen years, and
fifteen years ago she could have been
little more than a child. True, she
might perhaps have visited the prison,
but
"well, my young friend-eh?" Nj
colo Capriano's voice greeted him. as
he followed Teresa into the old Italian S
room. $50 Ignace Ferroni has done
you q good turn--eh? And old Nicolo
Eh--what have you to say about old
Nicolo? Did I not tell you that you
could leave 1t to old Nicolo to find
way?"
Dave Henderson caught the other s
outstretched hand, and wrung it hard.
"I'll never forget this,' he said.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-07
Tom Mi1'S Horse
Used as Model
for Big Statue

THO SOME people a horse is just a
l. horse-fOur legs. one to each corner.
with a head on one end and tail on
the other.
It is therefore of more than passing
interest to note that one horse. of all
the horses in the country. carries such
an unusual individuality that plans are
under way to use him as the model in
Ia statrAry piece typifying the spirit of
the West.
From the tireless animal that car.
ried Paul Revere on his midnight ride
and down the line from Blue Skin,
that carried Washington ut Monmouth
and Sorre, that bore the silent
"Stonewall Jackson, American horses
have kept pace with American men in
deeds of heroism.
And so 1t is with Tony. the przed
horse of Tom Mix. The beauty and in
felligence of this animal. his loyalty to
his master and his willingness to re-
spond to any demand made upon him, no
matter how perilOus, havs gone far
toward preserving the life of Tom Mix.
And because Tony is all that the West
e2 80 in hOrse-and that means
everytnfng-the real men of the West
have planned to erect a fine statue to
the Western horse, using Tony as the
model. 1t will be memorial, not only
20 Tony, but to the hundreds of thou :
sands of other horses that have helped
to "make the West"