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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09
THREE MINUTE
JOURNEYS
WHERE MIN SMOKE PIPES \
YARD LONG


Korea, the country which les
northeast OF China. has had a varied
history. Originally this country
then emed The Chosen"-was an
Independent state. Then Il was con-
quered by China. After the war
with Japan. Korea practically be-
came the property OF Japan.
The capital OF Korea-Seoul-is
the centre OF all activities II Is
crowded with humanity. who appear
20 have nothing IN particular on
their minds. and no definite objects
in view.
The natives look like Chinese. but
dress differently. They wear long,
lcsse coats. resembling overcoats,
and the fashion in hats is most ludi-
crous from our point OF view. Every
man wears q hat like a woman 5
stiff sailor hat. II does not 1T the
head. but Is perched on the crown
Of the head. and held on by a broad
band under the chin.
This peculiar headgear Is made OF
bamboo with a thin crown OF straw
cloth, which does not prevent the
sun from burning down on the head
In summer nor does IL keep out the
SHOWS and rains Of winter. In fact
it appears absolutely inconvenient
and useless.
In every Koreans mouth is some
kind Of a pipe. Practically every
Korean smokes all Of the time-the
men, women and children. The
gentlemen carry their pipes in their
sleeves or tucked 1auntily in their
belts. The coolies, when working.
thrust their pipes through their
top-knots, the way some Of the
saleSwomen in the stores used 10
carry their pencils.
In Korea there are several varie-
ties Of pipes. There are even
street piFes' and house pipes. 80
The street pipe" IS about a foot
long with a foolish little bowl on
the end. But the house pipe" is an
elaborate affair which cannot be
lighted by the smoker himself-he
has to depend on a servant or a
member Of his family to perform
this office. He could never reach
the bowl himself-because the
house pipes" in Korea measure a
yard in length.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09
Ole publlcpulSQ
INDORSES HICKEY.

Editor News-Times:
l favor the reelection Of Andrew
J. Hickey to congress because I am
selfshly interested for the reason
that 1 am South Bend PROPERTY
owner. There is now pending in
congress, favorably recommended by
the judiciary committee Of the house
Of Representatives a bill TO divide the
state Of Indiana into two federal
court districts, making the head
quarters OF one Indianapolis and the
headquarters of the other South
Bend. This being Mr.. Hickey's bin
his defeat Will mean 70 his fellow
members of congress that South
Blenders are against the bill and,
therefore, regardless Of the likable
personality OF his opponent. Miss
O'Keefe, her election will mean that
South Bend does not want the new
district court for Indiana with head
quarters for South Bend
This IS very important because ev-
cry property owner in South Bend,
like myself, will have his property
! increased in value by the establish
ment of this court. which is sorely
needed in northern Indiana TO save
expense on the part OF those who
have business before a federal court
and because its establishment in
South Bend will cause the erection
here Of a federal court building OF
the value of a least 100000 which
will add greatly to the value OF the
property of every property owner in
| st. Joseph county and particularly
| in South Bend and Mishawaka.
Not only that but the establish
ment Of the court here will bring
! Jurors and grand jurors and witness
/ es and court officials and investiga-
tors to South Bend as a location and
as they must al live here while do
ing business at this point it needs no
argument 70 show that the estab-
llishment OF the court is something
which every South Bender should
desire. G. NJ SLUSSER,
21S f Indiana Az.
South Bend, June Z, 1922.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09
HIGHLY EXPLOSIVE.

Do you know that ordinary -four. the kind that IS
used TO bake bread is highly explosive?
Government chemists. after seven years study
tell interesting things about
Since 1850 at least 35 flour mills have been
wrecked by explosions of -four dust Old-tirners
Will recall the record explosion OF 1878 when FIVE
separate -four mills blown up Minneapolis
with loss Of is lives.
In 1917 a similar explosion in a grain elevator
destroyed enough grain to feed 100000 people for
a year
David ]. Price engineer in charge Of Uncle
Sans investigation of dust explosions says that
dust in general is a high explosive.
Combustible dust is unavoidable by-product OF
about $1,000 manufacturing plants in our country
Terrific EXPLOSIONS Turk in the of coal. cork
aluminium cottonseed, rubber, sawdust sugar,
starch and spices.
Many factories have been burned to the ground
by FIRE started by spontaneous combustion in dust
accumulated deeply on rafters.
The housewife. however. can go ahead baking
bread and swping dust disrespectfuIy after sweep
Ing. without fear.
For dust. while explosive is hard to set off"
The thing that appeals the scientific side of
your mind IS the enormous power that must be
locked up in everything.
Some day the sturendous power locked up in tiny
atoms will be released and utilized by man.
Search for this atomic-power utilization Is keep
ing many scientist working overtime in his lab
oratores. For years it has been one OF Sir oliver
Lodges goals.
The fact that -four the dust OF such things as
cork and rubber contain explosive rowers Ike
dynamite suggests that generation or two from
now people may be using entirely different kinds
OF power than a present.
For all we know, gasoline, coal and electricity
may become obsolete, their place taken by a small
machine that viii release the thunderbolts locked
Up IN tiny atoms This is visionary but possible.
Texas man is running for Office against his wife.
Win or lose. would hate TO be him
Chicago claims she viii have 100000 people by
1925 II she keep them alive.
About the only thing scarcer than hens teeth are
pretty girls who don't know il.
People who go for a vacation don't always get one.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09
THE FRIENDLY FELLOW

THE FRIENDLY FELLOW.
The smile Of him is winning,
There is kindness in his grinning,
There is music in his laughter.
And no malice in his SHINING;
He is just the sort of fellow
That seems juicy-like and mellow,
Yet is sound right 10 the middle
And without a streak Of yellow.
Isn't better than his brother,
Isn't cleverer than another.
Just a good son 10 his father
And the idol OF his mother.
Just a man-like all the many
With his faults, of course. but then
he
Seems 10 cover them with kindness
SO you'd think he hadn't any
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09

To save the cash 10 meet
The rental Of a dismal flat,
Upon dingy street.
And so, though I do not imply
That people could not trust
A man with wealth in days gone bv.
But recently gone bust,
Were one employed in any bank.
I patronized, I swear
That / should hurry down ard vank
Ny money out OF therei
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09
Well IT'S time 10 retire.
A that we Auto.

One OF our friends made a mean
suggestion TO Us yesterday. They
asked Us why we didn't have Riley
Hinkle equip the top Of our new
Ford with shock absorbers. so that
when we were IN danger OF tipping
over we would bounce back and
forth like a ship until the car finally
got back 10 normally.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09
IMPORTANT BUSINESS IN THE
GREATEST LEGISLATIVE
BODY IN THE WORLD

(FrOm The News-Times)
WASHINGTON, June Shy
q. P)-Rep. John Kissell. New
York. stated today what he said
would be a vigorous campaign"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09

All girl needs in order 10 be -
perfect stenographer is the tact OF a
divorce lawyer, the patience Of Job,
the rapidity Of a fireman, the cool
ness of a. surgeon, the acuteness OF
a mind-reader. the nerves Of a clam
and the temper Of an angel And
vet men wonder why a girl possess
ing al those virtues would rather be
young mans slave" than an old
mans Office fixturei
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09
RUSHED.

Between peace conferences AMI
golf matches. Lloyd George gets
precious little time 20 run England
Copyright. Ie22.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09

Bob McInerny. our foot circula-
ton manager, has taken up golf.
He is having a set OF golf clubs made
out OF fish poles.
The quartet will now sing. Child
Youll Have to Grow Longer Arms
II You Want TO Cling TO Mothers
Skirts"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09
III A MOTOR GOULD TALK

The fan would say. Keep cool.
The tires would say. Retire Early.
The wheels would say. Be a Good
fellow;
The bearings would say. Avoid Eric
ton;
The muffier would say. Don't blow
too much.
The cylinder would say. Don't be
a knOcker.
The carburetor would say, be a good
mixer.
The crank would say, A quick turn
over Is what counts.
The starter would say. one good
turn deserves another.
Well it's time 10 retire.
A that we Auto.
IT II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09

The art Of preserving love consists
in never permitting the fame 20 be-
come either too dim or too intense.
Love. like a pudding, should be
neither frozen nor burnt out, but
kept just "simmering" forever
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09
LIE TRUTH ABoUT. BTLL CAss

THE TRUTH ABOUT. BILL CASS
While the majority Of us crab and
growl when the hot weather hits US.
there Is one man we have discovered
IS thrown into a perfect ecstacy Of
delight every time the mercury goes
up. This man Is Bill Cass the tire
man. We happened in on Bill the
other day for a little chat. Al
though 10 was early in the morning.
a dozen unfortunate motorists had
already fallen into BilFs clutches as
result OF the rampages OF hot
weather on tires. As Bill worked
amongst the tires, he whistled
cheerfully. Two tires let go over
on Michigan street about this time,
another one across the street from
Bits shop blew up with a loud
sickening report, and three other
motorists limped into Colfax avenue
on the rims. All this destruction
put Bill in an exceedingly gleefdl
frame OF mind. He became so cheer
full in fact that he very kindly filled
all OF our tires full OF air. But af-
ter we got around the corner, We
got out and put the tire guage to
each wheel Bill had blown all our
tires up 10 200 pounds, evidently ex-
pecting US 10 be forced TO return TO
his place Of business in a very few
minutes. We let some Of the wind
out carefully. Darned II we like 20
be driving around town. feeling as
If we were sitting on top Of a mine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09
PROOF

Il is not surprising that Mr.. Bryan
does not believe in evolution. He
began life sas a politician without
any Office. and-weui
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09
KEEP AWAY

Travel into the Balkans IS difficult
because Of the rush OF royal families
coming out.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09

Alas. IL woman tries 70 restrain
a man from indulging in his little
follies. she is "nagging him 20 de-
struction," and If she doesn't she is
letting him go TO destruction" So.
what can poor wife do.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09

A lot Of people. who say they will
have their telephones taken out II
the rates are boosted. are the same
ones that have been calling central
for the past 20 years 10 inquire the
time, or where the fire is.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09

A perfect evening Of "soul-com-
partnership" Is one after which the
girl and the man so home each feel
ing that the other has been thor
oughly and successfully "vamped."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09

It is hard TO say which suffers
worse: a woman holding her breath
while her husband hunts for the
hooks on the back OF her evening
gown. or a man holding his breath
while his wife tries 10 repeat his
favOrite funny story.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09

Since Mayor Seebirt has decided
the city hasn't the funds sufficient
for the purchase maybe the Daily
Moan could pursuade him 10 trade
the natatorium for the golf links
site.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09

You can clean EN- with a song
Use Blue Devil all along
15s-15s-iso.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09
ThpIOwer Isabel So "a
* a9.n::g
eCY Bill hrmstrond EsS-6ss7

in behalf OF his bill enthroning
the daisy as the national flower
Of the United States. Kissell said
he expected some opposition on
the floor especially from the dan
delion bloc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09

Advice 20 the friends and families
OF a bridal pair: Keep off the
grass n the matrimonial Garden Of
Eden.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09

Love is a beautiful symphonic
which a man insists on adding in
Vulnerable little interludes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09

They who seek only for faults see
nothing else.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09

He that IS afraid or doing too much
always does too little.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09
REFLECTIONS OF 4
BACHELOR GIRL

Love is like homemade wine: one
kiss too much, one raisin too many
and pouf, crash-there's nothing
left.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09

Chicago claims she viii have 100000 people by
1925 II she can keep them alive
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09

About the only thing scareer than hens teeth are
pretty girls who don't know IT,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09

Texas man is running for Office against his wife.
Win or lose. would hate TO be him
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-05-05

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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-05-05
A Week Of EXTRA VALUES

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MTN EVERY DEPARTMENT We Are Offering Special Price zS1EA-
@S inducements and you'll do well to call in for YOU share Of this WES4E1W
merchandise. VAARW
his ad packed full Of big news for careful buyers. Read every NxIYY
Item consider well every offering Spring is upon u.s. with Its naent w
demand for lew things to wear work things for the garden and field
anda hundred land oneh things needed at this time of year Rephnnh
your dods from our timely and specially ndedo offerings
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-21
ORDER or PUBLICATION.


In Vacation december Eth, l9--.
-I,itu ,,url,itZ. Plaintiff,
". III.
Harriet - i:icleN. Elizabeth Linen
Moses I.incii. James Linen, JYlh
,;iIhrraGh. trustee Sainhei Wiz
Nancy l.. OFFERS. and the uiikhowh
conSurtS. heirs dcNisce>- uohetS
alienee. Immediate. mcsne or re
mote Voiuntar! or ihNoiu"taiS
grantees successors, assigns ~
legal representatives of "iitian'
t;iIbtesth. deceased lpTinS To-
stone deceased John Linch, DC
leased and OF Harriet -. Hieley.
Elizabeth Linch. Nancy L. CNerS.
Moses Lnch. James Linch ana
Samuel Wirz. il they or eithe' VI
Them bs deceased, Defendants.
Tbe state of Missouri to the above
named ar described defendants. Hree'-
ing: m
tiop has been commenced against YOU
in the Circuit Court OF the county OF
hates IN the state OF Missouri. al
fectinr the title To the following de-
scribed lands and tenements. to-Wtt:
The South half Of Lot Three OF
the Northwest quarter OF section
Seven "a Township Thirty-eigh
.3sl Range Twenty-nine (zv),
exceDt one rod off the south side
thereof. In Bates County. MIS-
~sfcS aid action in returnable on the
NM day Of the next term OF oeie
c@ssrt 10 - held at the courthouse u
~ city Of Butler In the county 40
100 m 4A1 I'm AZ 9!
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-21

The Right to be Well Nour-
ishcd, Miss Dolla Rains.
The Right to be Well Educat-
ed. Mrs. James Steele.
Instrumental Music, Miss SuSl'
Iecpcr.
The business meeting followed
the program. Two new amend
mcnts were voted on and carried.
The Club voted to receive two
new nIembers.
A. nice lunch of cake and
peaches was served which was
enjoyed.
Mrs. Garlic burst then played
some vocal and instrumental
music.
The Club adjourned to meet
w.h Mrs. Joe Fowler January ).
Members ali try to be present as
lit is our annual meeting.
Members present We're Mes
danes Carl Wittc. Oscar kasS-
ncr. George Minnick, Ben WlX
James Steele, Wilbur Mehaffey
l.amcs Wix. Garlic burst, Henry
lTharp. Joe Leeper, Misses Ada
IDolla and Effie Rains and Susie
Lccper.
Cor. Secretary. I.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-21
ASKS u. S. WHEAT
INSURANCE PLAN
Stevenson Bill Creates S10O,
100000 Fund.

Washington, Dee. lJ,-A bH-
reau of what price insurance. to
protect the farmers from unreal
,cnabiy low prices al The primary
markets. would he provided I'M
der bill introduced today by
representative StecurrSon. re
publican. Minnesota.
The bill would create Il rcrolN-
iny fund of $lW.00O,ooo for pur,
chasing. selling. transporting ana
storing wheat and its products
whenever necessary to proven
undue depression, or fluctnatlor
i'm prices. or UNJUST marketing
manipulations which would
tend to increase the liability Of
the United States under the IN
surance policies. .
Under the bill. the secretary o.
agriculture, before the planting
season each year, would deter
mine the insurable value OF tn
various classes and grades o
wheat to be raised the follOwin!
year. based upon the average COS
of production for the last .preced
ing three years, with reason
able profit added.
The bureau Of wheat price IN
surancc would publish forms o
| insurance policies and fix reason
ablc rates of premiums.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-21
ORDER or III HLICtTION.

state III MISSOURI. County OF Bates. -
III the eIrcuit Court October
Tom. 49,. Ia r"rm l"r"'nher e''r
-. ". 'i>on. rIajnufl,
q. ~. praise .aed l.j1.jr Drake. be
Now at mis- day comes the pla .,It,,lI.
IL lur cuArt tnal heretofore. piaihtli
began am action against dclendanl~'
~ iliu2. herein ms petlllrn ana al
I4ui,>il lur attachment aSaih3N a.
icudaulS, that me property OF dcleh"
,l.l,, nos pcch attached III th* eout-
q, 6ut tuat Defendants can not De
ln,l TN. pe+Itioil IIicd herein alieGes
anal defendants are not -4cSltchtS Oh
ans state, uiat summons 'SSutu 10,
-ttNl re-" uu defendants in the Stdt' o.
Kansas mas not uccn ser |cu ANA ~
lulIut4I ANA that piaIntlll !" Niiaple
d, >r,>r s,anl,unS on deicndtutN'
~ n,,raI,uu. il is urucrch ~ tue
,'u4.l. iu.u sand defendants ~" hou-
,l,.u f.. publication tnat plaintiff mas
.,,uiljI,. ,I,r,L q SUIT against lhtin III
thus Court. the ubJr"t and general ma :
tuI. of which L. /" OBTAIN a JUICE
lu,ut against defendants tor the
','',',',,u .i.rr upon II promissolA note
made by defendautS to pldihiiIl ac
CORNING to tnr tenor ami elitrt o,
. SAID note: lha Il writ oi al'athiile!'
l;i. l,cu issued against defendants
hy virtue. ol which the Sllrriff has
,t.>l,-,. ul",u, SGI1cu, and attached lh'
. i..uI tttl,. and interest OF u"IrnoahtS
in. and tn Lot one Of Block rive oi
.,.r, r.. Pages addition to the CITY
OF Eutlcr, Bates County, Missouri,
a,ld mat unless the said delthdant'
be and appear at. this court at tht
next term thereof, to be begun ant
holden at the Court House in the Cit,
Of tiutler III said county. on tn'
r',rst Monday Of February, w. am
o,! ar before the first day OF sai'
Term. answer or plead in SAID cause
Tue same will b. taken as confessed
and Judgment will be rendered nc
cnrdiugiy and the property aioresal
sold to satisfy the Judgment 50 rem
dcred. ,,
And it is further ordered that
l ropy hereof he published i'll Iht. Bu'
/ Icr Weekly Times. according TO law.
| & &. SWAHENS.
Circuit Clcri
by Lewis Swarens. DEPUTY
\ ,iu" copy from the record.
Witness my hand. ana sea
,S.an of the Circuit Court G
i:ates county, this 9th IA
| III december. ~:
c. C. SWAEI:NS.
| Circuit 'lt ~
| i,it Lewis Swarcu>. j..
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-21
WOULD CANCEL ALL DEBTS
'Bonar Law Doesn't See Why
Britain Should Pay U. S.

London, Dee. 14.--Premicr
Bonar Law, in an important
statement in the house OF com
mons today, declared frankly for
the policy of the l}alfour NOTE,
which advocated an adjustment
OF intcr-aIlicd debts by an all
round cancellation, England on
her part surrendering her share
OF PREPARATIONS to be paid by Ger
many. Thus the prime minister
indicated that the new govern
nent, despite its first declaration
that the Balfour note no longer
existed so far as the present
British government was con
ccrncd and that it would not CON
slider itself bound by it, feels i'm
PEELED to the same policy as the
previous government.
The remainder Of Mr.. Bnnar
Laws speech was clearly adj
dressed to both France and the
United Statcs-to France. II plea
for moderation in dealing with
Germany on the ground that
the country is already on the
verge of collapse; to America. "
call for help and cooperation IN
settling the difficult problems on
PREPARATIONS and intcr-aI'lrd
debts.
Another important phase OF his
speech was the dark picture
drawn of England's economic
and industrial future, should the
much hoped for Improvement III
trade not matcrialize.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-21
Virginia Locals.

We have been having some
real winter weather. lee IS
about four inches thick.
Maud Martin who is teaching
a, Nvhart, was visiting. home
folks last Sunday.
We noticed two wrecked auto
mobiles ON the State highway
last Saturday. One was near the
Miami bridge and he other
about one and il half miles west
ot Butler.
There has been II success VI
prctlng in progress at TIT an
cord school house tine last week.
FREE >1anlil visited hlN moth /
~ and transacted business III
Amsterdam Saturday,
MsYarr glad to know "1Ir "'i !
friend. i. v. Kirby who IS NAY
inc Il biz sale this week Is mot 60
mo To- leave W.. but is onI y nav
inc a sale Of his surplus hNt
I stock.
Christina, Tree and program ut
lIlr NJ +. church Christmas eye
WtIlir r.ngIrhardt $ baby has
been reported quite sick the l">1
I f~W days
.IaNn Burst. who has beef"
employed as hooIlkrrpcr and as
sstnnl ra>Iicr IN" past SIN
week, is making good III the
Amsterdam bank,
The work on the Stat" hIS'l-
Nav between llotWutc1' ana
Anorrt has been discontinued Tor
the time being. The road boss
from Butler gave no reason.
j. Is. Sanford bought a white
face cow and calf at the late
Argenbright sale.
Albert IIenslcy and wife arc
; the proud parents OF another
,, little son born Friday. the lolh'
People have been very busy
selling their turkeys on the
: christmas market. The McGulrt
Mercantile Co. paid IS cents 1o'
= the Thanksgiving and Christmas
markets both.
I When in Butter we notice ehci
y and every merchant is as busy az
can be as well as their clerks
This shows whether the mer
chants of Butler thinks j. pays e
advertise or not.
Y Mr.. Kirby was a business cai
. len. at Amsterdam Tuesday even
/, ing.
NcGuirc Mercantile Co. or
!. derad new electric motor 10
% testing their cream.
l. The state highway running be
V tween Amorct and Butler ha
l. two round corners already, on
v a, the DR.. Iusk farm and one ii
O. John Huffman S corner and W
hear they will make one at ITO
T. Water school house. Those Wa
T. are fortunate enough to own
d Ford car are supposed to lily
Is around these corners and I'll
II large ears are expected to go 0
N two wheels.
q Rev. |. c. Jones breaches neN
Id Sunday morning and night.
IF SLEEPY JIM.