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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01

LITTLEREHRY ALLEN MAR>TON.
Died az his homo, Green Meadow In
September q. 1872. in his elrh,y -hfih year.
LTTTLERERRY ALLEN MNl.STpN. son
OF the late Thomas Henry Ma:ston
M. Marsion, Ike HI. father. was a ma
tive N!rTiniAu. ana spent his Who'll" 'fr II!
The county ~ his birth. II. was noted for
his nodesty aai Retiring disposition. but,
Notwithstanding this. hr WAS - true 70
every obligation and in every relation OF
his long ana useful ufe that few men
have lived in Charles City who exercised =
moro potent Influence Tor good than he
did. He was. indeed. christian gentle
anan" OF the uoblest ana highest type,
s,nd worthy OF Nirginia's pal'nies;
days
For many years Nj Mars,on was
steward OF ,hc grand and useful old Meth
odist Episcopal ChUrch. and he cNem2!!-
He'd his profession tn hs life at all times.
and wherever ~ went; Like his Master.
he .went about doing good" and never
let his busy hand Set the mastery OF his
generous heart Because, Ike Ahou Ben
AdheIA. he loved h!s fellow IMAM ana
that love was r"ciprocttcd by all who
knew him. As his III" was tho embodiment
OF truth. hn was as true to his country
and his people in time Of war a hc was
in peace, and when the Mrsi tocs!r OF war
S7Has sounded he was among the very hrst
no enlist IN tho dcicus" o! ,hc south II
THE famous ola Charles GI'y Cavalry. With
5pne exception captain John COMB. When
be Giet he was thr only survivor @: tho
April. 1861. his ~ in IA" army was au
ILLUSTRATION o: the old coup!c;. "Th" braves;
IRE the ;endcTest. ;hc loving are the car-
4nE." and he exhibited THIS daring in every
Held IN which Ms company WAS engaged,
&rhen his wounds enabled him to be with
It He loved the Confederate cause with
bis whole heart md soul. and 10 word was
qever uttered by HIN ;hat could be tor
&ured into anything but devotion to that
eause, and 10 those who fought TO sustain
II,
Mr.. Mars;on was a farmer. ana lie loved
his calling ana his home. which home
ahe made q model o: hospitality and hap
|bincss.
He married Miss Anna Martha Major.
Srho. IKE her husband was native OF
&ehar!es City, and %: one q; ;he best fam!-
lies. She bore him ten children. nine OF
&Fhom survive hi;u. Tho mother died sew
&rel years
4 Five sons and four dauFhtcrs VIZ. I'D
Fard II. George ", Leonard r, Little
Berry \ Jr., and Robert + MarstpI. Mrs
fT. NJ. StodcarG. Mrs II G. Rowan. MISS
Rebecca and M.ss Msui.'-i M~!.io'- are
ef, 10 nou:n :he!r .a.tssir.
His funera! took place from Mount
fleasau, NJ Z Church %, O'Clock y VI
Friday, tn. -sth !Ls;
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Automobiles for Sale

SPECIAL
FAIR WEEK SALE
USED FORD CARS.
Our selected stock of
used cars has been &C
cumulated for this sale,
reconditioned where
necessary, and will be
sold at greatly reduced
prices. Complete stock
all types and models.
Just a few of them be-
low:
Touring. 1921 model. with starter
and demouniabl. rims. oversize
wheel and lock: Jms, equipped with
new tor ana rear curtain. Motor
IN excellent shape. Used In pr-
Vat" service.
Touring. 1921 model. starter and
dcmuun'nbe rims. In private use
and has been recondiiioned. \
demonstration Will prove IL.
Touring. with starter. 1920 model.
WIN sell complete with licenses
estate and ,IlyD. Has just been
equipped with Hass!er shock alb
sorbers.
Runabout, starter model. and has
ben completely overhauicd. both
motor and renr end. Good tires
a.! around. ~ good buy.
SrInn--I.css than year in pri
va,e service. Equipped with over
size cord tires. Hasaer SHOCK alb
sorhers, locking wheel. spccdn-
meter ANA new seat covers. Motor
ia excellent condition and "a real
bargain.
White wire wheels. extra
wheel and spare lire ON rear
Motor has been adjusted and Is ia
good running order.
Ton Truck chassis--cord tires on
rear: motor has been uverhyulcd
chassis repHintcd. AMI entire truck
rut IN hrst-class shape.
l.
mo starter. Jus, the thing for
cGt-down racer body or CONNER
cal body.
Ligh; Delivery TrucR-opcn -x-
ir"sS body. suitable Tor grocery
or similar business. In good con-
dillon.
a competent salesman
will be on the floor at
all times. We invite
you to look over our
stock, and all cars are
demonstrated without
any obligation on your
part to purchase. This
is your big opportunity
to get a good, service
able car at a greatly
reduced price.
RICHMOND MOTOR
CO.,
BROAD AND TENTH
STREETS,
OPPOSITE
CITY HALL.
REBUILT
TRUCKS.
One model + Autocar. with cab
ana hand dump body. This truck
mas been absolutely rebuilt
throughout;
ons model J. Autocar chassi. and
car. This truck has also been re-
butt.
These truck, arc priced right.
Terminal Motor Co., Inc,
Ninth and cary streets.
Rantolph i2sl.
lave 5-iNsscugcr sedan. good order. viii
sci. or trade for roadster or real estate
j.. y. Box 1883
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

at tne residenc. o; her SON
in-law. Leo B. stout. scgigwhe - !"!-
at s:l5 a NJ Lizzie l.. Hall. VIE %
the late John Il. Hall. age ;, years.
Funcru. services Will be held this sun
day. afternoon 1t o'clock from. IN"
grave in oakwooG Cemetery. Richmond.
Friends OF tn family are invited 20
attend.
G Taliafrrro are at Bulup's parlors. and
will Ice shipped Oh / +. ". train sun
day - p"akcs. H"aov"r County. wh"r"
TIT Volt .s.Is -
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING

Classihed advertisements ordered
fAICH daily morning. edition VIII
G3pear Ia lis next edition OF TIL
EVENING DISPATCH. The rates
ElNen herS~itA cover morning and
evening service In eli instances, with
me me eScSption Of ii l. ~ d A 7
separately.
Schedule OF Want Adj 7 'tcs-
&c a wuru uaAy. minimum
csc, get solid
xAo word SUNDAY, minimun
Zoe, set solid.
consecutive Insertions. In
Guiding sunday. &c word.
consecutive Insertions. In
Gliding sunday. loo a word.
(Notc the rcoHc, lvn FOR consecutive
tnsertiOhs.D
display Type.
The largest .!pe p.!Miticu In the
want Au yakcS ~ po!u., ana Inc
smallest spESe ~. when l&-oolnt-
type au may De set II one men. Inc
rate for thi1 IaEse 1--WE Is cents
word daily and "a cents Woru sun :
will Apply l. Tor res ular want ads.
Caps. broken lines, white space are
charged Tor at tao TeS uiai "oFu Esto
t-estimatcd words 20 the line.
Longer ;ern INlos for puSinesS NJ
vtrtisers on request.
10 A. NJ. and 10 +. III. each week day
and UP to s 9. NJ. Saturday for correct
classification II the next EDITION.
lSDESED FOR QUICK
REFERENCE.
Use the Telephone--Cail Randolph l.
Ask for Want Adj Tnkcr.
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Motorcycles and bicycles IL

BICYCLES BICYCI.ES-i.fCYCI
W non you age ready TO buy u bicycle
De SUI" 10 call a. our store AMI look over
our large s'ocn. We are agents for tho
6rSt i. L. '.uaT!"s u Son. $40 Yves,
Broad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01

MANAGhN Young wh!t,- ,Il5,r,i.-.i- ,,....-.---
wOr"!hs MANAGER on farm, refcrenr.. Sc
h'st letter BJn l. 1913. caro- Tho Dis
Patch. A"p 'is-
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Nclp NanictI-SInIe

AASiP w hntcW-Mule "a
AI n L,N;G,--rub!ic firm a.,aGI,shinr ~.
~ Richmond. has openings ,or -,
rS.Ie':Sea juniors and aeu!0rs II 7so
s, "nN,t,h-"hhted. Monday uorniuY j-,e
hHiEk LAYERS. carpenters and -I.,fi.i.,.-
nm NM gF itre plan. o.: Groom bunralow
pr,, n""K How 10 Road nU-
ms Just out. 80 chntr. -
i" 20 make more money IN tho hum.
80" O"a'h"ss' Address. IIis Drp, III,
Az. Gll,t,go" ' II, -'s! south Michigan
:";.., +, ~ ANo rh ES iER wanted H..
cor ~. S'ysiinE Works. Madison ~!
ohs--rwo collector. via,
sho" results at once. Nny. 90, 40 on
snt. sn."ry @ad coTmisR.on. re-,
:; s% =, ,si"lLs9 box l. 100. The pisratch
VIM taught b. expert. Earn
'.' you learn a. home Iico,rici
"""k ana "roof lessons free. sp%c.s.
,itSn,,TH ana position secured. VIII.
.".e' fHr!u"cr Cooke. aga l,aprenc.
Avenue. Chicago. '' '''''
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanteti-Tcmu

Help Wanted--Tcmale u2
COOK. eo'ored; wanted. q Wet Main
Confederate Restaurant
COOK wanted. Arply ia Perry Street.
SALESLADiES. experienced. call Monday.
l.ct"er h!ou,r. - Eaa; broad
ALt.SwOMAN-Reai opportunity FOR .ncr-
."tlc s"leswomnn in the piece goods dc
phrunent. Salary good chance tor pro-
motion. Apply Mr. chalkIcy. mczzanln.
noor, J u Mosby * co
SEINANr-want. experienced woman for
general housework: three in family: ref.
tr"nce required. Call al 1912 Floyd
~ = H,ii"..
STESOGRArHEI.- Waited. a s;enogra
ph"r. capable OF doiug general oinco
WORK. Apply In own handwriting; state
agc. "Aieriemce and salary expected. Box
i ao2. cur. Tho Dispatch.
srENOGHArHEK. wanted. KepIy. giving
rs,t'tgh.e ana salary expected. BOX +
sTENOGEATHEHs and girls for miscei-
lanrous ofico work. Il years and over.
part or ful! time. AMY lmmcdia,.ly'
stating as". phone number and address
Box !. Il. care Tho Dispatch.
Observation-Disclosures to as
sist boo"hocpcr for few weeks Apply
IN own handwriting, giving reference
ana experience. BOX 770. Tho Dis
Patch.
Observation-Disclosures at once. or
rc!iencei stcnographer with knowledge
OF bookkeeping and general Office WORK
by real .stat" concern. Reply In own
handwriting. Swing references, to l.. o.
ROx COS.
WAITRESS ES-Wautcd. thrc. experienced
white mattresses Apply Palm. Garden
SIS East Broad.
EARN $50 WEEKLY, spare time. at home.
addressing. mailing music circulars.
Send Zoe for music. Information, etc
American Music Co.. 1853 broadway.
New York.
GlRI-wanted. reliable girl 10 help
with children and housework Slcen on
premises. References required zoos
Grove Avenue.
POSITIONS
WITH REGULAR
SALARY INCKEASES ARE
AVAILABLE TO SINGLE, WOMEN
BETWE ZEN THE AGES or I6 AND Is
Good eycsiSht. hearing. health and
willingness TO work the hours assigned
are the essential qualifications
No PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE NEEDED.
APPLY
ROOM b02 70J L.. GRACE ST
THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC
TELEPHONE co. OF VIRGINIA
RLs-wOMEN. over II. l.. s. government;
wants help: steady: sl00-{l95 month;
no strikes. common education sufficient
Many Richmond examinations coming:
list free: write Immediately. Franklin
Institute. Dept 727-M. Rochester. ". Y.
AT ONcE-Fivc ladies' to travel. demon
sirate and sell dealers. $40 to SIS per
week: railroad fare paid. Goodrich
Drug Co. Dept. i02-SS, Omaha. Neb.
PHOTO rLAYS-5. 900 ideas needed: work.
!ng girl paid $4,000 for ideas she
thought worthless. Details free. Write,
rroduccrs League. III. 81. Louis
POSITION representing weii-csta biishod
concern, calling or old customers: Inter
csting work: personality more import
ant than experience: opportunity for
promotion. Applicant must 10 high
grade woman over 30, free 10 travel
who has at lenst high school education
and desires Ia establish herself per-
manenily In dignined and well. paying
business position: AL character refer
snces required. Mr.. Hoover. IS East
Washington Street. Chicago.
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Patent Attorneys

STS-BDok!ct free. iIlghe,; refer.
enccs. Best results. rrUmutEcss as.
suTci. watson l.. Coleman. patent law
yer, 62i street. Washington. u. G.
PATENIs-HgoK,et FREQ. Highest refer
eEC"E. lest results. pruuutncss az.
sured. watson l.. Coleman. patent law
ger. c2i ! Street. Washington. ID g.
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ADMINISTRATORS

If you wish r. s. LchEc (.orireriy 81.
Leak" Printing Company 10 tax" care
OF you: printing wants. call kanGolrh
aeI. Nun located at south si.ih
street. between Main and cary.
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AUTOMOBILES
Au,uuIou.ic. iur sui.

Antuniop.ic. iur aais IA
buSi!-For sale. one 5-pa>senEcr Rusn
Touring SiN IN perfect mechanical CON
ditlon. 1871 model. on display at seventh
street Garage ana l5ondrd Warch oU.-
seventh and Leigh Streets. Mr.. Black
burn. General Manager.
CHEVROLET $50 touring, very good con-
Giiion. s2VO. y. II. T!!or. 1908 West
broad.
CHEVROLET $50 touring. very good
condition, $500. \. Il. Taller, 1905 West
BROAD.
COLE AERO hIGHT-Now on display at
Wet Grace Street.
DA ELDER truck. 2-2is-tom, rec0udi-
Toned SINAI! cash payment. euSy terms
ali haw!inss. 6l2 West Broad street
DETROIT ELECTHlC--Csr in good CON
a!''om. Call Madison 1854.
DODGE touring. 1920 model: good M.
cHAn!'al order and pant four prmc
really now Tres and new WtstinEhouse
battery Extras: A.im!t. c'I!nE system
Haor."! s"Gb"cra. spotlight. bumpers
nni .H"!HS ca" hc seen l:2 Virginia
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" ANEEb. ? white g!ris to work t.,
:. :" ulu1i. -sl5 Wet broad stree,
- ~ EHNti!a nccd rr.s for ch,r,.
~, T'"''"s Avpiy Shepherds lS7 =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01

"a TX E!t-hEau,rd. pin. cauIkc,
Appiy lester ana Pear Streets.
TN MHEE AND rEAMFITTEn--Wapt
Cd Apply Carl--Ilu,h..uy 20 -,
West broad N''' i1ti
The Winslow mail., 1922-09-15

be worth in forty years. That is,
every detail of the soil. the drain
age, the water rights, the crops. the
markets, must be investigated on a
basis of absolute. permanent values.
Every loan must bear the scrutinity
Of the National Board at Washing
ton before it can he used as the ba-
sis OF the issue of the bonds. After
this careful appraisement, we may
loan only up to so per cent of the
value of the land, plus up to 90 per
cent on the insurable value of the
improvements. The purpose for
which the loan is secured is also
considered the whole object being to
make the security as certain as hu-
man foresight can provide.
The Pacific Coast Stock Land
Banks will soon begin offering their
bonds to the investors OF this re-
gion, through the banking institu-
tions which are behind the four
banks and the association. These
bonds are absolutely free from taxes
Of all kinds municipal, state or fed
eral excepting only Inheritance tax
es-and bear an attractive rate of
interest. They are secured by the
deposit with the Farm loan regist-
raj Of United States Government
bonds of an equal value, Or by Farm
loan mortgages.
AS loans are made aud approved
at Wash;aslon, these mortgages are
substituted for the Government
bonds. Each loan is evidenced by
a first mortgage and pledged with
Registrar who is an official of the
United States Government. It will
he seen. therefore. that in addition
to the capital and credit of Joint
Stock Land Banks, everv loan is Sc
cured hv improved farming proper
ty of unauetioned value. 1t is diff
hcult to conceive on anything safer.
From a sentimental standpoint
which we find manw bond buyers
consider along with the absolute Sc
curity, nothing could be more at
tractive than such an issue as these
The Winslow mail., 1922-09-15
SUMMONS

In the Superior Court of the State
of Arizona, in and for the County
of Navajo.
Mayzetta Smith, Plaintiff.
VS..
j. D. Smith, Defendant.
Action brought in the Superior
Court of the State of Arizona, in and
for the County of Navajo, and the
complaint filed in said county of
Navajo, in the office of the Clerk of
said Superior Court.
In the name of the State of Arizo-
ma, to j. ID. Smith, Defendant,
GREETING:
You are hereby summoned and re-
uuired to appear in an action
brought against you by the above
named plaintiff in the Superior
Court of the State of Arizona, in and
for the County of Navajo, and an
swer the complaint therein filed
with the Clerk of this said court, at
Holbrook, in said County, within
twenty days after the service npon
YOU of this summons, if served in
this said county, or in all e.her
cases within thirty thereafter, the
times above mentioned being exclu-
siye of the day of service, or judg-
ment by default will be taken
against you.
Given under my hand and the Seal
of the Superior Court of the State of
Arizona, in and for the County OF
Navajo, this 18th day of July, 1922.
LLOYD C. HENNING,
Clerk Of the Superior Court,
fSEAIo OLIVE CLARKE,
Deputy Clerk.
Last pub. Sept 15
The Winslow mail., 1922-09-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of David Fullerton Hart,
deceased
Notice is herby given by the un-
dersigned Armintha A. Hart, Ad-
ministratrix of the estate of David
Fullerton Hart, deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after
the first publication of this notice
to the said Administrative at Wins
low, the same being the place for
the transaction of the business of
said estate, in said County of Nava-
10, State of Arizona.
ARMINTHA A. HART,
Administrative.
Estate of David Fullerton Hart,
deceased.
Dated at Holbrook. this 18th day
of August, 1922.
Last pub Sept. Is.
The Winslow mail., 1922-09-15

The money is used to finance agri-
cultural operations. 1t gives to the
successful farmer, with good land,
the ability to command necessary
capital which he can nay back in in
stallments 81 easy that he hardly
feels them.
"In the purchase of these bonds,
therefore, the investor not only
owns a tax exempt security of the
very highest type, but aids in pro-
noting the prosperity of his own
country-a prosperity in which he
must inevitably participate as the
years gon on"
The Winslow mail., 1922-09-15

Call at the Mail office and see our
samples of Lithographing and get
our prices.
The Winslow mail., 1922-09-15

WYE state 1t as our
w honest belief
that for the price
asked, Chesterfield
gives the greatest
value in Turkish
Blend cigarettes
ever o fered to
smokers.
Liggett & Mye:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-24
Laughs Make You Live LOnger--l7ereS Page OF Lite
lust Folks
A PRAYER

Lord, let me rise refreshed at dawn
Fit for the tasks the day may bring,
And like the robin on the lawn,
Let me have faith enough to sing.
Let me not be embittered here
Because my burden heavy grows,
Let me not be a prey to fear
Nor swayed by every wind that blows.
Teach me to face the good and i'll,
And all the years may choose to send,
With courage and n steadfast will
TO play the man unto the end.
Lord, keep me free from bitterness
Through all the days Of pain and strife,
Envying no other mans success,
But grateful for my term of life.
Teach me how graciously to give,
How to be brave when storms descend,
And through the years that may live,
Lord, teach me how to play the friend.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-24

Joe Fox. former member OF the
Second Division in France, now a
walter In a cafe in Hammond Ind,
was recently instructed TO go to
Chicago to receive a Croix de Guerre
from an officer sent by the French
government for that purpose. Fox
declined the invitation. for reason
that he was too busy changing table,
cloths
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-24

The names OF $4,000 men OF New
York state, members OF the army,
navy and marine forces. who died in
the service during the World war,
are being inscribed upon pages OF
a booklet to be issued by the depart
ment OF the adjutant general. The
book Will also contain their places
of residence. the commands 10
which they were attached, and the
| Individual companies.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-24

Maj, Leon Frazer OF New York, is
going on European tour In behalf
OF the Veterans bureau. 10 make
survey of foreign beneficiaries OF the
governments war compensation law.
He Is also TO complete arrangemen
with European nations for reciprocal
treatment, by the allied govern
ments. OF disabled veterans.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-24
Effort---PhysicaI and Mental.

Many a maa admits there may he
good stuff In books, but contends
that it's too much effort TO read.
Yet HEN shave, shine and then
shove In the subway Just to get to
n Hhowl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-24
That's Different.

johnny" asked friend OF the
family.
"Yes'm."
"Glad to hear It. The last time
| heard from them your father was
suffering from rheumatic gout and
,our mother had neuralgia"
"Oh, yes, they've still got 'em.
I thought you meant was any OF us
sick. Boston Transcript,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-24

OF the eight men in Pennsylvania
who have passed the entrance eNam-
nations TO West Point, four were ma
tional guardsmen. They VIII enter
the academy July i. -x..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-24
The Education OF the Masses.

History is being taught In this
country. in spite of Henry Ford's
opinion of II. People who drive cars
catch word or two of American
history at the entrance OF nearly
every town they approach.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-24

Four new hospitals for the treat
ment of disabled soldiers are to be
built at Liberty, n. Y; Knoxville,
Iowa. Chllncothe. Ohio, and Tacoma,
IA kash
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-24

ON THE street.
NEAR a corner.
WHERE A little old man.
IN A little store.
SELLS FRUIT and things,
THERE STANDS a man.
OF GREAT saunt frame.
AND SLIGHTLY stopped.
AND IN one hand.
ARE TIE taut drawn strings.
OF MANY balloons.
THAT WAVE about.
ABOVE HIS head.
AND I'VE seen him there.
DAY AFTER day.
AND HAVE passed him by.
UNTIL TO-DAY.
WHEN 1 had a boy.
OF FOUR years old.
AS PASSENGER.
AND so we stopped.
FOR A red balloon.
AND PICKED IT out,
AND PAID the man.
WITH A dollar bill.
AND HE fumbled a lot.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-24
We TOWNE GOSSIP
1874 by Star Company.
- By X. {. B. -

IN MAKING change.
AND SEEMED confused.
AND looked at him.
AND WAS surprised.
THAT HE was young.
AND FINALLY.
PICKED tho change.
FROM OUT his hand.
JUST AT the moment.
THE LITTLE old man.
CAME sHurrLrNG out.
FROM THE corner store.
AND WE all stood there.
AND THE saunt man stared.
RIGHT AHEAD OF him.
WHILE THE old man told.
THAT THE younger man.
WAS A service man.
AND ALL he knew.
WAS TO stand out there.
WITH HIS toy balloons.
AND WE went away.
AND LEFT him there.
WITH THE taut drawn strings.
AND THE say balloons.
THAT WAVED about.
ABOVE HIS head.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-24

Nobuddy ever questions our other
attributes II we're known as good
pay. Most folks Just won't cay nom
mated" instead of "anominated"
even after we tell 'em about Il.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-24
Will Educate the Indians.

An extensive campaign of education
among the Indians of Mexico. which
promises to do away with their Hitter
acy, has been mapped out by the de-
partment of public education of the
Mexican government. Preliminary TO
the establishment Of schools in Indian
communities an inspection of the
different tribes will be made by Prof.
Lauro Caloca. 1t is stated that the
work will be started with the APP
pointment OF 100 instructors. and that
in making these selections preference
will be given to those teachers who
speak the Indian language. An APP
preparation of 100000 pesos, equivalent
to s25O,OOO money. will be used to get
this new educational work started.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-24
Reforming the Deal.

Some one who has evidently been
suffering from a succession of poor
hands when playing whist or bridge
has devised a pack of cards de backs
of which are marked with numbers
and indicators and the cards are dealt
according to the indicators. instead of
in the usual way, by rotation. The
result Is that four absolutely. equal
combinations of cards are obtained by
the four players. There are II sets
of indicators on each pack of cards,
making possible II entirely different
hands or sets of combinations. After
the cards have been dealt, the game
is played In any of the ordinary ways.