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After TMO Years

had thought was bfiinmlna ailh
ffsndae
Mothof Wilson opeued Ne dpof
and WIS mnlH thnn cmdinl. bui
through Il al t1n detected s6ue
oonstrulul ~ hst she said.
"The 1ride wa embroldefiia
thnt dfeaa for WnnlE mo ~ come
ana dfope hof veil tiils evening, ana
Br she ~ one Of ne best customers
W. have, couldn't refuse No
vent around for Mamie Murphy
10 come ana hhpe Hppptf win you
Y0n haven't soon Her yGl ana she
WIS tho hnpplest thing when she
isnrd you were back fuu VIII
eacuso me, I know. ana como an
other night when The folks NE ai
nome Mamie viii look arm lie
bnby while W. are nway, and have
hxml tho supper All ready f0t you
tw0 except The len, ana you fnu
pop some corn like sou used 10 DO
II viii be Ike old lines for you
both"
Jim saw tlat she WIS worried fot
fear he would feel she WIS not da
hospitable o. ho expected her 20 DO
He was bitterly disappointed. fof
when everything he had hoped foi
had failed, he expected some of the
sweet mOtheting that might s0othe
the pain Of tho worlds indifference.
lie only said; THAT II al right,
Mother Wilson, ain going home
tomorrow, but viii b. glad 10 see
Mamie again. vas Just wonder
ing how 1 could
1hon Mother Wilson mud a great
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once upon time there was q
little girl named Jessie. She loved
dumb creatures. especially cats.
She had little cat which she
called Tiger, One day when her
brother was out moving he ran
into Tiger and cot one Of her bind
logs Of and the other one pretty
badly. Jeasle and her mmhei vent
out and hunted Tiger tip, and
brought her home. ~ first Jessie
did moi put bandages on her legs
but she wrapped Tiger 40 III .
cloth 50 that ths flies could not
ret on her legs. IN a fcw dats
when Jessie shw that Tigers feet
were not getting we'll she took q
cloth and PIT mlve on t. ana
wrapped the legs 40 with u WIN
IN about Two weeks Tiger got vel
and after that she followed Jessie
around all OF the time.--Jcanne
Grab. Aged 10, Route !. North
plattc. Seb.
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a New Member.

b@1r lIappY. | Wish 10 Join the
Happy Tribe and 10 be a Go Hawk.
I am going % send sou cents.
! wish you IL aend me the badge,
and I am II years old | 10 10
the public school ~ Ainswmth 1
live In AlnswOrth an IN tho
ffth grade, I have u brother who
Ia 20 years old. and tWo sisters.
MY oldest mster ~ ~, NY other
ulster 10 IS. VIII clGse now ilGlcu
OGden. AlnsMorth. Neh
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ing at tho drossmukers. ~ he
couldn't see her except Ia the eve
ming Should he stay over nuolhcf
day9 No, he had better Bet bhcli
~ Chicago where he had work 10
do, for to stay over would ent1il a
Lonesome tedious day Of waiting fOf
evening Everybody seemed -
busy, there was no one feady ~
piay win him az IN The Old var
time days,
Aftof lunch Jim tried 10 kill Zine
BY going ~ movie ana then he
stood on tho corner ~ Tho street
and watched the thfonR no by ~ lie
had done IN the Old days whom he
WIS III the hospital. Eyen lhnt WIS
10 different fbou people hnd look
Cd M him with such friendly Inter
ont, and many time had stopped
% tay . kind word ~ remen
bered Que Old lady who had preBsed
his hand md said, "dod bless yoii
my hog you fought Tor 90. md
love yuu for H."
Nov the looks were al lndlfcf
ent, cgcu impatient, aud he heard
one Rrl rny 10 another Soc thai
lazy man, lie has been standing
there for hail nm hour. II 10 true
he II crippled, but lo could al least
DO something with his hands, I
think these pensions do more harm
than good"
Al Inst II wns time 10 30 70
Mother Wilson'S. lie WIZ "a little
early, hc knew, but he was tired
being al by himself in a land he
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(ConiiDued From pngs ftysD
A Trip 10 the River.

Dear Happy; One Bundy | went
down 10 the river and went wadine.
The mon tried 10 find some fish
but could not find any. Then they
came back whore Mamma, Fern
Harry ana were Then W. went
down stream and then back. Then
we went 10 q place where there
were come plums and We picked
them. Then we started home, |
stepped into some cactus Theii
we had 10 stop and pick them out
Of my foot, and then we went across
the river 90 the car and went home.
We are planning on going west
next summer. wish some Of the
glra would write to me. J VIII
gladly answer Good bye, Yours
trulq Abble Stamina Powoli, aged 10.
Powell Neb.
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Wears The Button.

Doar Happy received ny but
ton and many thanks Tor H. {
promise 70 help someOne hs much ag
cum do not take 1'ho Zee, but
my uncle brings IL home most cgef1
Sunday ana read UappyIand. !
nm surely proud II my button ana
wear II nlI tho time. NJ birthday
II August 10. was II and nm
IN the Sixth A at school Well,
my letter ~ getting long. 10 | VII
close. I an sincerely rlyases
BHndie. ago II DmGlia
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TIn N rn,,a

penf llnppy ! peonived ny pin
ana I thank y0u Tor II. I hnva fWO
brothers aud nY0 sisters, baga
one pot kitten, ~ name IL BoaW
per, Inst Winter when w aHWed
wood .o went ON tnd found piana
~ wood TINT da4 w00dDaohnts
hole In u, Wo tnek II ahd uadp u
most ont " Il fot rans, The wfens
bum In II. We ole med iha nhsi on
ana u pair N young ones bun
ihero, Those mis- wfpns INV
when We wora aphy Wa bgd
three hjtlona 1hey would ~ ~
IN tho tree after ne mite birds nv
sister aud | would rot llom Hnd
ahut ihom up IN i hhile 1n1 ibay
would not 30 ~ ~ tho tree far y
few days, No bad . woodplin rlDra
ny 10 lln wrenB' ~ ana lLe liiiir
wrens would no at on lie WDDd
pile and thlrp ono day W. Bsw d
snake on tho RoJdp,la, n nlWnya
got after the IN & wfans ami one
day we saw IN snake aHd ms
brother shot ii,tsl ltlpn murray. 1ll
den. Neb.
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u am not always 81 df'ssy 1
ptit al these filings on FOE you I
no glhd you have G0ne bacA Are
fpu going ~ llva hefoF
"No, indeed I have u business NJ
fhIeaeo, ana am emHa baci lmnotf
fpN night"
NahHle's face feil. and II even
Heemcd Ia jim ili1l sho Wliihsd tuclt
u ienf
'Jfhl toll IN eabpul fiioae size
pUlhted ~ tbs bia0ea
Wei, [ went 20 lloi aptlnas and
sas thefe ais nonihh. u ia M
good went 10 Other iastitnla.
hul The heryes 10 ny ieas died No
tlet give mo those bfHefs, and
an not much good any fupre, ana
Jim hehved deep Hlfh
-, 4" said Mamie, aud she pui bet
litiia hard worked hand uh iir. ilin
iookod up Nan1lo Ind MOI wlnlifd
bhck The tears thia tine, fhfg wpfa
running down her ohpota THOSE
toara were as balm 10 Ills Wounded
spirit IN this city he had th0ngbt
So f0ll of friends there WIS ono yin
Cnred.
"Cnn yuu WORK M HhytimgI sil
asked.
"fGs. mend clocks. bit dnui
hive "a, ! got n pension"
And whom you Rot your pension
Hou came buck ~ ann nil ydut friend
~ Louisville, didn't your"
Yes, that was the thing ! want
"a 10 DO most IN tlio Wdf1d You
we're AL so good 10 me during he
Wnf."
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our swImn ,Ine Hole,

Dear Happy waH goinR 10 wfilq
10 you last Sunday, but dd MOI
have the time, Wa hnye u swim
ming hole heft ald we go IN every
other day, ! WAS glt IN The aounitg
yesterday NE 10 road he
1'eenio Woenio plrlo8, We have u
liitla black dom AIMED Penny pnd
i've cats, ! would ilna 10 Join tb'
goflingks' oiutL WlI soni u seeui
stamp and coupe l~rIyflle DluEnG
Lyons. Neb,
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Dear Happy: wrote you lettcf
and received my pin but lost II nc.
ter awhile. ] am sending. you ans
other cents for a pin and am
goins TO write a story and give II
to gonr paper soon I am trying 10
start tribe of Go.lfaDks and | VII
b. chef or let somebody elsc be
CHEZ. Please send my button soon
Goodbp. Loren Underwood. liOsn
lie Nnb.
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Wants 10 Join.

boar tfappW waut % 1aio ibe
uoppy Tfibo. I read many letters
u The children eterY AnDd1s I
want 10 be II tho ilappy Tfibe 1
read al The pfize stories. avery Hun
day. I onjoY tb1t page liie most
81 any I eVeu enjoy ttat more
tfan tie comic section am 8
yoars old. asd 10 the nffii grade
Ven, rs NY letter - getting ionaf
VII olose, fenai1 sincerely
R9ufr Frances imnea, hGe q, Bloom.
ingtoH Neb
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Jack and I,o.io.

Dear Happy am Y years old
and I am going 10 send 2'eent
stamp and hope I viii receive my
button, have u cat and dog,
ny eats name IN jaek ana my dogs
name In Dodo. Yours truly, Edwin
Mcdonald, David CITY, Neb.
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ft,l.p

boar Happy would lifo 10 b.,
emne n member Ut HE llappy Co
liawk Tribe ! mo sending you q
STAMP. wish gou would aend me-
90 llawL hutton lago q little
dog for Il pct flef name "a Duke,
I like III kinds of pets. an 10
years old. read the Happy Go.
Hawks every sunday, Donald
Myers. 1902 n l;foadwdi. Grand
island, $eb.
Doris james Of f<ansGs Guy, No.
has n great ldFe for abinns nnd
Win do something fof theHn etch
dry
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A Sixth Grader,

Dear Happy: | am II years Oh
and In the sixth grade. | wish 20
become u member Of he Go.HawkA
Happy Tribe and have cnelosed
n 2.cent stamp for ny pin Very
truly You're Itoberl White. Eals
ton, IN.
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Dear Happy. ! an % Income g
lender of GoJi0Hk iribc ~ our
community. W. THINK lhie club ~lll
be great help. Find enelosed z.
cent stamp for which understand
| shall receive ny pin. Very truly
yolWe Naomi B1acslc4 l.hht0n, IT,
IN.
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I.,,,,

De9f Happy I Nisb 10 join the
Golfnwka ttibe, hm aeadlng z
cents for button. On : geafa
Old and ana n lie tiftp grade. Mq
tohehef's h0me IL Miss K JaG +
Ike her very much NJ bf0thef
ma I drive % SCHOOL attli q buggy
and horse. Our hofao'A name IN
bob. Wen, ~ ny lailet u GettIuR
hong I VIII close Marie tfoii Route
4, Waihm, Ia
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My birthday.

panr IiaQpy; This IN my third
letter 10 yoh. have been trying
% do one kind deed each day. Ny
birthday was the ED 81 June. 1
WIS > years old. have little
girl out from kearney and she
STAGED week. received quite a
few presents. Six from California.
one from mother. and one from my
cousin. SO We Ind a good time on
mr blrthday.--opal Summons. Aged
. ,xtell. Neb.
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Dear tfnppy: | read the 90 iiaak
poRo every Sunday. like 20 road
Il | have two brothers One Is
Meri, and he Is 10 years old. ana one
j. s. | will send. you a 2.cent
stanp. II you will please Dcpd me
a badge. Ny teacher il Mlas lian.
sen. Ike her. ! an In the fourth
grade must close for my letter
Is getting long-TheIma Pauth.
OWrton, Neb.
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A New Member.

inaf Happy; I am 10 years old
nnd Ia the sixth grade. sish 10
J. boone a member u the Go Hawk
liamy Tribe and 10 I have enclosed
q eni siainp for my pin ppi
- 'ifefntvs Ralsian u
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Letters from Little Folks of Happyland


Donf Go Hawks This is my see
bnd letter. am ana am In the
third grade, We have been study.
Ing about Indiana In our room My
teneber's name IL Miss laird peufl
Shirley, Ord, Neb
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Waul. ia lain.

Dear Happy I am sending il 2.
cont stamp. want 10 ipln tho uo5
liavg tribe was rs June O. 7
am Va the sixth grade 1T school
Please send me- button | read
YOUR page eysry sunday wsu ny
iHtle il gart1g long Yours tfuig.
Eff iteuHdifi aieH 0Gd g.
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First Latter.

Dear Happy ! am years old
ana IN the NTH grade, wish 10
Income member ~ the DO Hawks
inppy Tribe and 10 have enoldsod
q 2cont stump fof my pin Worry
truly yours, OXFORD Gregory, llals
ton, In,
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likes Her Button.

Dear Happy ! received my but
ton ana like II very much, ! viii
tfy 10 obey the rules. I read the
iiappyland page every sunday !
would like 10 have SONS 0f the aos
tfaWka write u me, am 10 years
~ age, will be soon, Mary
kile, Creighton, keb,
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Iiinl Ieilel.

Tho Go.iiawte l Wonld Ike 20
became q Cosltnas aud get u bot
ton I Will Try a. be- good and dd
good to sofae0nc each day Your
friend Glen w. I;ondesaon, age =.
27lG I,ediclf Ave, Oumip.
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WIN IIcIn.

Dear Happy. ON encloaius q =
cent stamp Tor which hope hhail
receive button. viii Try g. help
someone every day. and be Kind
10 all birds and dumb animals I
na yonrs old aud will be Ia the
NTH grade this fall John Lefate
RUIZ, station Hospital, Fort Omaha
Nell.
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Dear Happy got one ~ your
Go,IIu~k buttons ana am wearing
II every day, aud I ana 10 years
old. and | live IN i.morson. Nsb..
and ms mime 10 Charley \. at0ige.
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Dear iiapptj am sounding n
cent STAMP aud iha coupon 81 uif
Happy Tfibe aud hute ~ te e W0d
0u liawh, ~ I WIii p1ep lnr iulsa
For = Pc, have q eat ara frv
Kind Ia II aa aolHa 70 hah #
iiird bmili nnd fountain a
the nfth grade a. srha0l t bt
dtesa r. irene mccarthy Ae iu
ihHffHf
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A New Member.

Dear doiIawh's Happy Tribe
ana years old and write you for n
button ~ the GosIIhwks ~ ! would
illte 10 he n member Eugene II,
foHdGsfon, 27Ig ltodlck nyGHue,
Omaha
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Has Many Pets.

Dear Happy; I received my button
and thought II was very pretty. ]
have pet dog. His name II sShep,
We have seven old cats. ] got two
brothers and one sister MY broth.
er's name In Lawrence and the
other Is Elmer and my one sisters
name ~ Elsie. l am In the fifth
grade am years old. Wish some
other Go.Hawks would write to
me. We'll as my letter In getting
long. I win close. From Mario Noll,
Route I. Walnut, Ia.
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A Nps ueni.t

pear Happy I wlhh "a 10 = 90
liaNlf ain faara u nsa I
atn aolng a. talie care pHd piplfci
duub animals inuf fllrud Nleho
laa kafalan, Nebraska cttg Neb
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The mother Of Edith collemcr of
Lowell Mass, says when we ore
good va are happy and when we
are happy we are good, 80 there
must be lot Of little Happge.
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Iapes J.. Griffith Of Brighton.
mpaf., has started tribe and VIII
g. nll the members ho can.
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Dear Happy find enclosed u 2
cent stamp for which please send
me q badge I waut % join lie 10
Hawks iflbe I asa 4 liltla gid, .
gents Old 90 "a hoh0oi ! am IA
he aecond grade I saHt 10 toll
you ~ a funny thing We hove a
gender hat follows pups ~ Over
The pinee Yoof iiitln friend iieieu
EiGplt. Platte rentef. Neh
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lielen E,ileH d junction fliY
Rum has seven Kittens ihq slie
feeds three times u day
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-12-05
BELGIUM s GIFT
To HOOVER IS A
STATUE OF ISIS
Memorial Is Unveiled at
Stanford University as an
Expression Of Gratitude
for His Work

Stanford University, Calf. Dec.
Ain the name of the King of the
Belgians and his people, a statue
Of Isis, Goddess of plenty. was pre-
sented here today to Herbert Hooy-
err secretary of commerce as an
expression of gratitude for the re-
lief work done in Belgium by Mr..
Hoover and his aides through the
American relief commission dur
ing the war.
The presentation was made by
Senator Albert Lejeune of Belgium,
who came across the seas TO eX-
press through the Hoover memo
rial the love his kingdom felt and
still feels, he said, for America and
Mr.. Hoover as personifying this
nation in its succor to his beleag-
ured nation.
In accepting, Mr.. Hoover declin-
ed to take the statue as a tribute
due him personally, but accepted
it on behalf of the university
who, he said, for the most part
composed his assistants in carry
ing relief to the starving Belgians.
He was so affected that parts OF
his brief address were inaudible.
The strings that unveiled the
statue were pulled by a Belgian
and an American girl. Mile. Ger
maine Collctte, student at Stan
| ford university from Belgium and
Miss Francis Willis, a stanford
Student who formerly attended the
University of Brussels.
Consuls Of Americas war time
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-12-05
GRAND JURY To
PROBE PLOT To
DEFEAT JUSTICE
Prominent San FranCiScanS
Charged With Interfering
in the Trial of WiImot, a
Pro Official

San Francisco, Dec. 4. - The
federal grand jury at q special ses-
sion tomorrow will open an inquiry
into an alleged conspiracy by a
group of prominent San Francisco
ans and others to defeat justice
in the trial of Roy Wilmot, prohi-
bition agent accused Of bribery
and eXtortion. Professor James M.
Hyde of Stanford university, has
been subpoenaed and it was init
mated by the district attorneys Of
flee that among those summoned
will be people high in official cir
cles.
Announcement of the grand jury
investigation came on the heels on
a series of admissions by alibi wit
nesses that they We're importuned
by Prohibition Agent Wilmot TO
give periured testimony. Seven
Fresno witnesses were on the
stand today and declared they were
induced by Wimot to give manu-
featured evidence.
Wilmot, whose trial has been In
progress for a week, Is charged
having accepted bride OF 500,
gifts of quantities of whisky and
the use of an automobile sedan
from j. J. Kolburn, San Fran
cisco druggist, who he had ar.
rested for violating the Volstead
act.
Wilmot is alleged to have prom
ised in return that he would have
the case against Kolburn dis
! missed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-12-05
.F0RN0FF SAYS OIL
IS PLENTIFUL IN
HARRINGTON SECTOR

Undersheriff Fred Fornoff, who
returned Saturday from an over
land trip to Pennington, says that
the Midwest company undoubtedly
has q paying oil we'll. The officials
Of the company are secretive, but
enough information has become
known to indicate that the well Is
q good one. There is a good deal
of activity, Fornoff says, and much
drilling will be done, some of it by
large oil companies, on lands that
have been leased since the Oil
strike.
1.-THE fruit is so plentiful" said
Fornoff, that the people hardly
know what to do with it. A rail
road connection with the Santa Fe
undoubtedly would be a great thlng
for San Juan county in giving an
outlet for its products, but 1t would
also mean much to albuquerque
in providing cheaper fruits and
feed for livestock"
The people of the Pennington
vicinity are raising some of The
finest and latest hogs that For
noff ever saw, he said yesterday
and are making money on the
porkers in spite of the difficulties
of shipping. Fornoff says the
country from Gallup to Farming
ton, over which he travelled on his
outward journey, is 1.-THE last OF the
old west" He says there is plenty
of room in the Pennington country
for settlers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-12-05

Miss Hilda Widman, 245 Han
cock Ave, Jersey City, N. j., is
now an enthusiastic witness to the
merits of Tanlac. Miss Widman
is n talented artist, whose beauti-
full paintings have won her an en-
viable reputation in New YORK
and vicinity.
KNOWING Tanlac as | do" said
Miss Widman, Il could not doubt
anything good ! read or hear
about it. Before / took this medi-
cine | had so little energy that !
dreaded to see day come, for l
Just dragged myself through my
work, so to speak. I fairly ached
from tiredness and got up morn
ings feeling just as worn out as
when retired at night. Some
days I could not eat, and being
right down sick couldn't be much
worse than this miserable, run
down feeling l suffered from.
"By the help of Tanlac l have
overcome that condition and am
feeling just the way like to feel
My appetite never fails me, my
sleep is sound and restful, and /
am Just as full of energy as / was
listless and tired before taking
Tanlac. The good Tanlac has done
me is also very noticeable in my
improved complexion as well as
in the ease with which l do my
work. Tanlac also made a differ
ent person of my mother after she
had been i'll and complaining for
over four years and l think such
a medicine is deserving of the
highest praise"
Tanlac is sold in Albuquerque
by the Alvarado pharmacy and
all leading druggists everywhere
ADV.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-12-05
The Best Cough Syrup
is Homemade.
Here's an easy way TO save 81, and
yet have the best cough remedy
you ever tried.

You've probably heard Of this we'll
known plan of making cough syrup
at home. But have you ever used
it? Thousands of families, the world
over, feel that they could hardly keep
house without it. It's simple and
cheap, but the way it takes hold OF a
cough will soon earn it a permanent
place in your home.
Into pint bottle, pour 21s ounces
OF Pinex; then add plain graduated
sugar syrup to fill up the pint. Or,
if desired, use clarified .molasses,
honey, or corn syrup, instead OF sugar
syrup. Either way, it tastes good,
never spoils, and gives you a full pint
of better cough remedy than you
could buy ready made for three times
its cost.
1t is really wonderful how quickly
this home. made remedy conquers a
cough-usually in "a hours or less.
1t seems to penetrate through every
air passage, loosens dry, hoarse or
tight cough, lifts the phlegm, heals
the membranes, and gives almost I'M
mediate relief. Splendid for throat
tickle, hoarseness, Group, bronchitis
and bronchial asthma.
Pinex is a highly concentrated COM
pound of genuine Norway pine ex-
tract, and has been used for genera
tons for throat and chest ailments.
To avoid disappointment ask your
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-12-05
REAL TEARS ARE SHED
BY GREAT JACKIE COOGAN
STARRING IN TROUBLE

Trouble"-with Jackie Coogan
When one reads this title and
thinks Of the famous little star in
the title role of the First National
picture, which opens a five-day run
at the Lyric today. nothing but the
thought of a fun fest is in view
And Trouble" is a Funniest but with
all of it's laughter and joy, in it
Jackie does not forget his dramatic
talent.
There is q courtroom scene in the
Forthcoming Coogan production in
which twelve types were selected
for Jurors.
So intense was the child's acting
that when his director gave the cue
to stop-manv of the Jurors eyes
were filled with tears
Jackie Coogan does not have to
be "coaxed" to cry. He can stand
on the stage in the midst OF any
surroundings and bring big bitter
tears to his little blue eyes at mo-
ment's notice. No music graced the
set during the production Of "Trou-
ble"--Jackie did not need it. Car
penters can be hammering and
saving away at top speed ten feet
from where the camera Is clicking
on the little chap and the noise has
no effect on his emotions.