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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
THIS IS EASTER SUNDAY!

Nj over the world t~lay
wherever the name 81 Christ T.,
known A. the Master Christian
the Wise Philosopher, the Son 81
God. the Savior 81 the World
there is gladness. there is JOY!
The day is replete with the
sweet fragrance oi promised hap
piness beyond a., vale" through
which al things earthly must
pass III that transition from the
measure Ut Tine To the rmmeas-
urableness III Eternity. EXPIRES
sive 81 the same delightful senti-
mcn' sc have thi, language from
the songs OF Solomon: For. 10,
me winter IS past The rain IS over
and gone; the flowers appear OF
tho earth the ,ime OF the singing
OF birds is come !"
What more delicaiely fragrant
than this burst OF gladness, Can
there he soul 80 caloused. so
caiouscd. so scared by the petit
neSs of earth-fires. that i, is not
stirred by the beauty plucked
from these immortal songs .
When We come To think ri the
winter ot the Christians discon-
icnt. when we stand III the pres
ciice OF that spiritual nigh, OF
doubt and OF sadness. when we
understand the slough Ut de-
spond' through which the follow
ers OF Christ were called upon g.
pass - lie lay on the tomb.
doesn't the Joyous dawn oi Fast
er morning sweep H. into the i'm
mensity OF supreme expanses OF
delight
Today. the Christian world
looks away from the cnhcdg-
menis 81 time and views with rap
ture the promises of Eternity.
Barriers are broken down. and
she soul seeks closer communion
with it, God. Truly. We sing
The blessed Lord is risen. and
has assembled 90. stand rs an ad.
vocatc for his friends in thu,
world. an advocate and counselor
AT the right hand OF God" Today
darkness gives way 10 light. AM
M y we not hear even from our
apparent remotcnt.s: Father
forgive hem. Tor i''c' know not
what they do" Purc. wholesome.
cherry. the dawn !, upon ~. and
the demand comes hack g. a..
with call Tor the best thai '.-,
been developed within each sui
pi al!
Recently. an editorial writer
Sen, out the following recording
Easter.
Faster. anniversary ~ the
Pesufreetion aud real birthday ~
Christian civilization. again >.
oclcbratc,l-as il has been Tor
nearly 1000 years.
Primarily il j. religious frs-
tival. Christianity, rallying IA,
an which the wise wandering
sheep return o. the fold 90 hear
inspiring sermons that pite
many new lease on lie.
"The spirit OF Easter is the
tpirit 81 the Resurrection of
spring-ihe awakening 81 HE
hope and happiness after the long
death OF winter j. This sense. the
Faster season J. % rrved even IN
leat'ru cirnirie, The budding
lt- and III. Easier egg are sym
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16

send them oil nnw. tcfcfH ] ago. Afs'
YOU stifi detrrnincd7' .sb
The poor devil. standing there with
his stick and his game leg. and his
face working. said. Mabel. Mab'l h..
licyc nae. II Kills me To- say II hut
am absolutely 'rh" Till's Roi no home.
She only wants 10 Keep her baby shs
must stop.
Ills wife went off 20 the Kitchen.
I'm about iw" hours his wife cam"
hack dressed 10 go She said ''rh.rc'-
only one w"rc thlnE want a. say Ia
yon Ynu gay This woannn ,rhis wom.
an. YOU knuwe "hi Sabre said when he
was iellns neb Yon say this woman
has claim on u.s.
IN" began. Mabel. ! ,lo. IL
"Shc aid. 'Da yuu want my answer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16

10 ihni' Ay answer H. that perhaps
h. ha+ claim "a vnl"'
And IA" went
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MNBER oF THE ASSOCIATED
NuTlCY 10 nm Pt'BiIC.

sescial Assocla'ei Press Leased wiz
service.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-09
UMRT1 KRAJANA FRANK A
L. HOENIGA.

Policejnl ~kapitan Frank L.
Hoenig, jenz byl hlavne svoii
rozsafnou povahou znam ma
zapadni strane, onemocnel q
letosnlch vanocich bronchial
MIN katarem, kter6z zakern6
nemoci We SVEN domove v So
bOtu 0 9. hod. vecer podlehl
Obllben byl hlavne V kruzich
mladslch kolegu, kterym byl
|pfitelem dobrym radcem, tax
re mu. jeho pocinani privodilo
|pochvalne prizvisko grand
|old man..
Posledni dobou byl pridelen
|precinktu ma Detroit a zap. %.
|ul. a dine 5. rijna stal Sc pred
nostou noveho sestnacteho pre-.
lcinktu.
Policejnlm straznikem sc
lstal dne 16. cervence 1889 SOU
casne dnesnim mavorem Ko-
hlerem.
Zesnuly krajan byl star 81
|roku, clenem radu CeSti Bratri
lc. 1O3 G. S. P. S. loze Rytiru
Pythiovych {. 163. Pohreb wy
praven bude utery odpoledne
pohrobnikem p. Fantou ma
|hrbitov West Park. Zanechava
|zde zalem zdrcenou manzelku
|roz. Pekarovou, ctyri syny a
dceru pl. Lamprechtovou. Ia
lem postizene rodin6 vyslovu-
jeme nasi srdecnou soustrast.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-09
VYSTAVA NEJMCDERNEJ.
SIGH UBORU.

Uspech vystavy poradane
Idne 10. prosince y Statler ho-
ltelu byl tax velky, ze zacky
1.-THE Darvas Professional School
Iof Dressmaking, Designing &
Millinery, $500 Hough ave. Sc
rozhodly, usporadati jinou W.
stavu, ma ktere budou vyloze-
Ipy kolekce modelu, kteraz uda
Host spojena bude tanecnl "a
BAYOU V SIM Sojackove, 6124
Euclid ave. a sice v nedeli, 10.
Iunora v 7:30 VeGer. Uspora-
dani bylo svereno vyboru poztl
stavajiclm jen posluchacek
Darvas skoly. Krasne nejmo-
dernejSi obleky, yesmes v teto
skele zhotovene, budou pTi te-
to udalosti demonstrovany ma
zivych modelech, Zabava po-
dobna jest zactyem poradana
vzdy S uspechem kazdeho ro-
ku. Ustav zalozen byl pred /
roxy a k vystaVe zvani jsou
vsichni jeho pTiznivci. O pri-
Imerenou zabavu bude postara-
no. = aR1Es
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-09
SKOREM SOUcAsNA sMR1
OTCE A SYNA,

John Richards, 60-lety, by.
tenn v els. S018 Jones I'd. male
zen byl vcera rano ma podlaze
koupelny mrtev. v sobotu v
noci pax zemrel seslosti vekem
jeho Otec, Izak Richards, do
sahnuv veku 94 'roku. Mladsi
Richards byval drive pohcej-
MIN straznikem. Otec i syn
budou Ultra spolecne pohrbeni
na Harvard Grove hrbitove.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-09
KAPITOLA 33.

"Budete tedy pritomen snat-
ku Guyovu, Evzene?" tazala
sc Valencie Y uterek, jenz pred
chazel vyznamnou onu udalost
kdyz sc byla Errolem setka-
la, navstlvic zenu jednoho 2
nAjemcu.>
Pfemyslel chvilku prve ne5
il odpovedel.
.Paklize 81 toho pfejete, u
cinim tax
''Vy vsak, Evzene, Wy pfece
byste byl rad pritomen. Proc
byste sc mel prilezitosti te
YIdalovati?" pravila Vaiencie
Media Sc byti podobno, lie sc
sir Lester vrati - sotva tax Ii,
cini, kdyz tax neucinil posud
"A kdyyb Sc vratil, co by MI
ma tom bylo zalezeno? Nesta-
ne Sc nic horsiho nez CO by SC
mohlo st;.ti ' kterykoliv jinJ
dem
Errol sc k nj obratil pohli-
Eel il primo do oci.
"Vy sanla neverite tomu, &C
p1avite, yalencie,' pravil tise
a meme.
A Valencie Sc zardela IRA
ky jeji Sc cd neho odvracely.
Son ale nepriide." odvetila.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-09
OkRADENY KRAJAN.

Polieejnimu serzantovi kra
janovi Franku Kalinovi prove
dli nezvani navStevnici nepfi-
Jenny kousek. Vloupali sc do
jeho domova, 1870 Sackett
ave. 8. w. ukradli 0nu slu-
zebni policejni revolver a dve
bankovni spoTitelni knizky.-
Poslednejsi budou as smelym
poberttam malo platny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-09

PRONAJME Sc farma o 80
akrech, 2 kone, 6 krav, 2 pra-
sata, slepice, 10 akTd pastvin,
seno, owes, slama, brambory a
hospodarske nacini. Haste Sc
u Jos. Sedivy, 1919 vych. 40.
ul., ron Hamm Ave. /?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-09

Pani de Malpas, misto ably
Sc byla odebrala ma loze a ma.
lou, ctnostnou svou hlavinku
ma podusku polozila, sedela til
nejaky cas- zadumani. Sir LIE.
ster mel by 0 tom opravdu I'VE.
deti bylo jeji povinnosti jej
varovati-; pokusila Sc o te
jiz na Kings Restu a zajiste ze
v mem vzbudila podezfeni.
Nyni vsak meskal ma severn
ma honu, duveIuje sve zene
kteraz jednala zde Ma .jihu jak
Sc j zachtelo a ve1lovala svou
pozornost "svemu m'ilenci, .
jak to zenStina tato nazyvala
Pfi vsem tom nezapominala pa
nj de Malpas svych prospechu
vlastnich a uvazevala asi TAX
to:
"Dejme tomu, re by Sc uda-
la mezi mimi opTavdova roztrz-
ka - define tomu, re by sc NY
nj rozesli? Lester nemuze u
zavrfti Kings Rest nadobro
nekdo by tam musel byti - -
proc ne jeho svakrova! Me
prostredky jsou nepatrne a by
10 by peknou veci, kdybych Sc
stafa pani na Kings Restu!'
Pani de Malpas napsala pek-
ny list s'milemu Lesterovi' a
nefekla mu mem ami prlliS
mnoho ami pi1lis nlalo. Psala,
re na ySech stranach slysi O
'tajnych schuzkach,' phi nichz
BERTHE jaksi slouzi "a zasterku
a schuzce nam zname ma
psala zvlaSte obSirne a ovSem
re celou vec znacne zvetsila.
lValencie pry jen jest neobe-
zretnou, nepozornou. Sir Le-
ster sam pry musi uznati, re j;
pres prilis ponechal sobe same
a tax dale, ale pan Revel neni
vhodnym spolecnikem pro Va
lencii ami pro jeji dite. "A wy
zyvajic svakra sveho ku brzke-
mu navratu, skoncila list slo-
Wy:
"Obavam sc OpraVdovG, &c
uboha Valencie nenl schopna
vychovati vase ditc. Jisto jest,
ze hoch nikdy nepohfeSuje
sveho otce; a &c podivuhod,
nym zpusobcm Inc k muzi
jenz nabyl tax velkeho vlivu
mad Vasi zenou."
Preetla 81 peclive list v!o.
Ella no pax do obalky.
"Kdyby il wal dite," pravi-
la 81, pisic adresu, ''mysllm, re
by to urychlilo katastrofl. On
to ale sotva uGini. Doufam, re
neueini mic ukvapeneho!"
Spala pax klidne a neproci
tia drive nez il Louisa deva-
tie hodine ranni prinesla jeji
cokoladu.
List byl odesan a dosel sira
Lestera We Skotsku pozde ve-
Ger nasledujiclho dne.
Zmije nepomyslila ma ma
sledky, jez vyplynou z toho, &C
VykOnatl "a svou povlnnOst po
vazoyala.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-09

PRODA Sc 2-rodinny dunn o z
svetnicich, voda, elektrika, 2
loty, garaz na diva automobiIy.
Hotove $1,000, ostatni die u
jednani. Haste Sc V {. 10029
Gay ave. po vych. 103. jizne
od Union kary III
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-09
X Ma oteovsk&m staku. \
Roman anRlickGho.
Roman z anglickeho.

"Nepopirate tedy, re van
znamo, re Sc udala nejaka zme
na,' pravil Enrol.
Zastavili Sc u branky a "a.
tim CO mfuvil, opTel sc 0 tdto I,
zkrizil ruce ma prsou. "Ne-
mann dobrou pricinu stracho-
vati Sc toho, abych vas. zde ne
chal samotnu
ia Sc jej nestrachuji," pra-
villa Valencie tise. "On mi ne
I'ubllzi a i kdyby - kdyby Sc
navratil - MONA re by bylo
Ilepe."
Zachvela Sc a odvratila Sc
ma chvfli spocinul jeho pohled
ma jeji zpola odvracene tvari
vycetl jeji myslenky a ty jako
by mu srdce proklaly.
Skoro bezdecne ucinil po-
hyb, jako by il chtel sevriti We
svoh naruc, pax ale Errol ma
hle Sc vzpfimil a obratil Sc,
ably il branku otevfel.
"Pojd'te," pravil zkratka a
ustoupil stranou. aby ii napred d
propustil; pohledla nan phase
zatim co jej minula vyrazem
znepokojeni a zmateni We SVEN
obliceji. Slysela jak "a MIN
branka zabouchla Enrol pal;
prisel k Valencii a kracel nj
chvili, aniz by promluvil. A
ona, velice isouc znepokojena
" dust sve a chvejic Sc stra-
chem, neodvazila Sc prohesti
jedineho slova; byla jen ovlad
nuta divokou obavo'u, re toto
napnuti v nemz oba zili, jed
noho dine mdsl prasknouti a
pax A-4 ,sl
Ia nekolik okamzikG vSak
Enrol Ease promluvil klidne ia
ko by pokracoval v tom CO pr
We chtel fici.
''Zcela prirozene bych byl
rad V ten. den We spolecnosti
Guye a Mety," pravil, "a pone-
vadz mann v meste' take neja-
Ike zalezitosti k vyrizeni; mohl
bych tam Ultra odjeti a ODE ma
jednou odbyti. Vratlm sc hncd
po obradu svatebnlm - KITE
rGu hodinu bude vlastne odby-
van?"
Pred dvanactou. Meta 81
prala, ably snatek byl odbyvan
dopoledne," odvetila Valencie.
"Dobre tedy, pojedu," del
Errol. Oddychnul 81 z hlubo-
ka a rozhlednul Sc pc SVEN O.
koli; pax Sc zastavil, kde Sc
dive stezky krizovaly.
"Nesmlm jiti dale" pravil
"Musim yam nyni dati bo.
hem, muj drahousku, nebot
vas neuvidim nez Ultra rano
odjedu.
Objal j S neobycejnou nez-
lnosti a v jeho il Sc dotknuti
spocivalo neco zvlastniho, ne.
co neobycejneho, co j projelt
celym telem.
'Evzene," zaseptala jaks
prosebne, aniz by byla vedela
prcc tax cini; byla 81 jen ne.
urcite vedonla nejake zmeny
Enrol nadzvednul j sklope
nou hlavu a nahlizel milovani
zene v oci, zatlm CO z jehe
vlastnich oci vyziral cely sve'
teace potlacevanych muk a Il
trap.
AZ Sc navratlm," prayil, Il
"promluvim S vami ohlcdne va
s. budoucnosti a Wy musite do
! voliti, abych vas V tom ohle
! du vedl. Wy Sc nelekate, an
nedeslte? Vase oci vzhllzi zpe
v me vlastni beze strachu? w
vite, re vami smyslim dobre
A nynl bohem, muj drahou
Skull"
| Pc slovech tech sc obratil /;
kvapnym krokem odchazel.
Valencie stala zde sc sepja
t,,,,,a ~, k kayoo ioLn h,y ca hyl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-09
KAPIToLA "a.

pustena We svete, jako by byla
utrpela krutou ztratu. Cd te
dolby, kdy Sc pred mesici setka-
Ii, bylo to poprve, co il byl tax
dlouho vzdalen, aneb co il ale
spon nebyl ma blizku, tax ably
urcite mohla cititi, re jej ma
po ruce. Tfeba ze jej posled-
nj 'dobou co meskal ma Staple
tonu nemohla 'denne vidati, -
prece vedela, ze Errol neni da-
leko - ze zije v jejim fiejbliz-
sim sousedstvu.
Nyni vsak zdal Sc il cely
svet byti prazdnym a pustym
a kratka Errolova nepritom-
most pTipomfnala j ono rozIou
'ceni trvale, jez hrozebne pred
ldusevnimi jejimi zrakoma Sc
vynorovalo.
Phi pouhem pomysleni, re Sc
bddou muset rozlouciti ma vzdy
duse il zmirala. Kde re vez-
me silly, ably tuto ranu vydrze-
la az nadejde?
Odvratila Sc sc zachvevem
cd tohoto obrazu, jenz il ne
chaval videti dlouha, pochmur-
ma leta, kdy il nezbude nic il
neho nez vzpominka ma tuto
dobu a vecna TUBA po lasce,
kteraz musi witt a dati vse, a.
neb pranic.
Odpoledne snazila Sc zapu-
diti podobne sve myslenky tim
re sc venovala zabavam steho
hosika; ale BERTHE stale sc ia
zal pc Carovi, kde meska, proc
neprichazi odchazel kazdou
chvilku, ably Sc podival, zda-li
jiz nepriiizdi.
Po. jednom takovem odbeh-
mutt primal Sc najednou u
bledlym oblicejem, ma nemz
bylo znati vyraz strachu.
"Co Sc stale me dite?' pra-
villa Valencie a ustavsi, pocala
sbirati jeho hracky, zatim co
sc Bertie rozcilene okolo sebe
ohfzel.
''Tatlnek zrovlra prijizdi po
ceste.
Vaiencie dobre vedela, re
prave to uslysi, hlcdela ysak
vzdycky zmirniti hochavy Vel
Ky strach pred otcem.
"Dobfe, muj hochu," pravi-
la usmevem, "vsak OH ii ne
ubiizi. NemaS Sc no tax stra-
chovati - to jej vzdycky roz-
zlobi; MONA vSak re tie nyni
nebude chtit videti. Vykonal
dlouhou cestu a nejspise re bu-
de unaven. Vbehni nahoru do
dlouhe galerie a tam 81 zatlm
hraj.'
Jak il mrzelo, re musela di-
tku vzdy rikati podobnou ne
pravdu!
A hoslk pokazde ma nj po-
hlizel tax zpytave jako by j
sotva mohl uvefiti.
Byl vsak dosti rad, mohl-li
SIC dostati z dosahu ocova a
proto i nyni odbehnul, odnase-
Je 81 hracky sve.
'Eester Sc vraci?' sepotala
Valencie pro sebe. ooh! Jak
bych 81 prala - jak bych 81
piala--' a kladla 81 ruku na
hlavu, jake by zoufala. "My-
slim, ze Sc stavam velice ner-
vosni,' dodala a slabe Sc usma
Ia. PAX sebrala vsechny sve ST
ly, ably Sc mohla setkati S mu-
zem, jehoe pouhy krok ma chod
be zplsobil, re Sc zachvivala.
Sir Lester prisel do jejiho
budoaru bez zaklepani - ta-
kovou zdvorilost jakou jest O.
hlaseni prlchodu za'klepanim
nd dvefe povazoval vzdy ga
neSmysl - a Valence sc obr;l-
tia k nemu.
"Ah, Lestere, pravila bez
rozpaku d obvyklym svym zpu,
sobem; mel jste stesti na no.
lnu?o
l xsn 4
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paky po $500, pax dresry u
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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-12-15
WINS NATIONAL HONOR

Dr.. Freeman Layton Pickett, head
OF the botany department at the
State College of Washington. has
just been made a fellow of the Amer
Jean Geographic society. He is al
ready a fellow of the American As
ISOLATION for the Advancement of
Science; a charter member Of the
Botanical Society of America (the
biggest in the world); American
Fern Society and Sulliyant Moss So
ciety (the only things of their kind
in America); Torey Botanical Club
of New York State; American Micro
scopical Society; National Geograph-
ic Society; Indiana Academy Of Sci
ence; and Geological Society Of
America. He is also a member of
all four Of the scholarship honor So
cieties Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Delta
Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi, and Sigma
XII. His researches in botanical sci
ence have brought him these honors
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-12-15
PULLMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION

To provide a systematic and abso-
lHtely safe plan for the investment
~ savings, and to aid it's members
70 acquire homes of their own Is the
object Of the Pullman Savings and
lean Association. The Association
's in every sense a HOME institution.
Who It's For
1t is for the Practical Man, who
realizing the uncertainties NJ bust
ness and health, and OF the folly OF
spending all his money as fast as
he gets it, provides for an emer-
gency.
1t is for the Prudent Woman, who
odt OF her earnings or allowance, de-
sires to put away a little money
monthly, where it will be securely
and profitably invested, and give her
the least trouble and where she can
get it when needed.
1t is for the Young Man possessing
the manhood and determination to
save something every month from
his earnings as a reserve fund, to
draw on when sick or out OF a posi-
ton, for providing home or for a
start in business.
1t is for Boys and Girls, to help
them to be economical and industri-
Gus and TO encourage them to &C
quire the habit of saving. provide a
fund to educate them and to make
them independent
1t is for Societies, Fraternal and
other Organizations wishing to In
vest their income for the purpose of
creating a reserve fund. or for build
| ing.
1t is for all Seeking a Home or
who want to improve their property,
or pay off mortgage or to provide
a fund fer any other worthy purpose.
Call on or write
n. 4. SNYDER
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-12-15
COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN
NAME THEIR HELPERS

All but two Of the chairmcn of the
standing committees of the chamber
of commerce have selected their com
mitteemen and the personnel of the
various committees indicates a peri
cd Of real accomplishment by the
chamber during their tenure. The
committees are as follows; the chair
men, in each case except the educa-
ton committee, being a member of
the board of trustees:
Civic affairs-H. B. Thompson,
Neal Dow, r. l.. Jenner, F. f. Nal
der, n. J. Aiken.
Roads and parks-E. \. Archer,
II. Folger f. E. Sanger, H. E.
Phelps, d. f. Staley.
Agriculture-H. W. Cordeu, Dean
L. c. Johnson, H. II. Curtis, f. J..
Sieyers, II. NJ Whitlow.
New dustries-Charles Beck
with, II. II. Maynard, II. Y. Carpen-
ter, George II. Watt, J. n. Scott.
Publicity-M. K. Snyder. (Com-
mitteemen not yet selected.)
Membership. f Boiler. Conn
mitteemen not yet selectedD
Entertainment-John \. Cannon.
Supt. Charles Henry, Arthur Thomp-
son, Captain w. T. Scott, Dr.. f. d.
Johnston, Thos, Lukins.
Legislative-Dr. f. Z. Wegner, A.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-12-15

m State College secretary of the
conference for the coming year.
Dean NJ. f. Angel of Idaho was
elected president of the Northwest
conference, while J. F. Boiler was
reelected secretary
The FrOsh Schedule
Oct. 20-Montana Frosh at Pull
man.
Nov Idaho Frosh at Moscow.
NOV. Washington Frosh at
Pullman,
Another interesting feature of the
varsity schedule is the game with
Pacific University. The last time w.
S. {. played the little Oregon col
lege was in 1902, 20 years ago. the
game resulting in a to victory
for the old Washington Aggies
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-12-15

The japanese word for good morn
ing" sounds like ohio"
A japanese mentioned this fact to
an American the other day.
"Ah!" exclaimed the American,
that's easy to remember. It's the
name of one of our states"
Next morning the American met his
Japanese friend.
"Ah, Mr.. Matzuyama," he said. "nli-
noisW
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-12-15
Old Mendel Goes
TO Rachel
By ERNEST LEVINE

! underwear along the streets OF tie
East ...le. Eat th, habits m a lie.
ume ue dU.wit L. eral, ;e, and
apnG mad been Uon.s il Ter. thirty.
nyc sul.s.
Ne uaa coIaa over from Poland IN
the j.t.aa oi lie. Gp.erm ned 10 MAXI.
Il fof,a.t aud then send .or mis- vine
liach... Inc, had Teen married ftu.
years. aad. u.oa-.t ,nay had no c...l
unn, tsal had always been Eapay
,.-rr..r. -,l.,. they hI-t l,,a..p so,...
u,arl, as hey and girl.
Headed bad no, p.,:,c~cd nj first.
. Ii had taken HIM two years in s.
aWcatshop to save w enough moe
| 80 acquire pushcart, and ,apn fila
saving up for the steamship fare .as
a SLOW process. At last. however. lie
was able to send the money.
4 letter c#mp back trnI94fng II.
/ Rachel had died of typhls ahan. tie
| time Nendel was buying the daft Oh
/ the Warsaw bank.
She had died, fapcv.ng t.at ne WIS
/ standing beside her bed. and ,aat sa,4.
/ night Mendel had had such Il STANCE
/ dream of her
He had dreamed he was bo,na hi.
in ii strange house and n.ldfng Hacb-
/ els bapd and sbe had told him, f..,t
! She couId nor como over in,orG .a.s.g
bar that she youId come soon and
| all womb he we'll
| Ola AIeudel was dozpd NV the news
For week he did something that no
| seIf-respectIng Jew wouId tbinI, Of do
| ing. he go drunk Then he yos found
/ in Hester street with his pushcart
again.
Time passed. The ueighbors who
had pitied him, began to look askance
at him. "Why doesn't MendeI get
married agan?" they asked. They
knew he had a tidy sum put by.
Mendel did not marry again. and
after Il While he was accepted as a
/ ,,,,B ,,,,,,- Ill ,,.i,l..,.-, al l., 1900
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-12-15


Washington state College will play
three home games next fall, accord
ing to the Pacific Coast conference
schedule which was completed Sat
urday at Seattle. Idaho comes here
October 10 and the University Of Ore
gon plays on Rogers field November
8, Homecoming day.
The Cougars journey twice to
Portland for games, the first with
the University Of California October
q and the second against the Ore
gon Aggies November II. For the
first time in several years they will
make no California trip. The L.
of w. game at Seattle November "a
closes the season.
Gonzaga was denied admission to
the Northwest conference because of
alleged failure to live up to confer
ence rules while on probation this
year. 1t is stated that Stockton and
Mcdonald, backfield men. were in
eligible
Stanford was reinstated in the
conference after withdrawing its
resignation. which was handed in
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-12-15

Ii You consider your time. money,
and land worth anything, don't
waste it by using poor seed next
spring.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-14
DRESSMAKING
WANTED--Ranches

WANT D--To lease for one to five years
small ranch. with good house. close In.
or II could get satisfactory terms would
buy. Address Box g. T. B.. care Journal
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PERSONAL


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