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The Western outlook., 1922-03-25

.nNE ting l no standa for ees some
~ body maka fool weeth me- ! getta
born cen olda country and / dunno
somating yer mooch bouta Engleesh.
But dat ees mo indicash my mudda
gotta foolish keed.
Eef can finda one guy I am looka
for lasa week I puncha hees nose 50
harda 1 can. l never see dat guy, but
he maka somating l read and ees no
stratghta goods. Georgia de Wash he
no tella da lie one time and hees papa
maka heem da president. But dat guy
lasa week he tella so many lie BETA
you seexa bits he never be da vice
president.
One day maka da fieever clean and
1 tella my girl on da phone eef she
wanta go for da ride. She say ALA
right and tella wot time am gonna
come up? l say bouta half pasta ser
and we go somaplace and hava daA
per.
You know / lika dat girl e.
payday, too, so wot care for
expense. Mebbe somaday / q
she gonna marry me, dunn
plenta trouble before so
mooch.
But I starta for
guy. Me and no
fleever / as
and she saS
see one
hand pt
tour" D.
tink ees I
there.
mako
but we
plenta ST
but no tow
dat place. But d.
gonna way for da
My girl she getta pS
aska me where we goniYs
we gonna eat cen "Detou1
find. She say we no find be
place ees no town-jusa road.
Den she tella me am craze
head and say she gonna home q
streeta car. She no treata me 81
seence dat time any more. sure liK<
to fnda da guy wot maka dat sign or
nova da tC vn, ] no care wheecha one.
Eef he tolda me straighta goods mebbe
I no losa my girl.
Wot you tink?
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The Western outlook., 1922-03-25
SPENT HALF HER
time in BED
Farmers Wife Tells How Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Made Her a Well Woman

Carter Creek, Tenn. -" Three years
ago / was almost an invalid. / spent
New Britain herald., 1922-10-21

Mrs. A, B. Griswold of Jamaica, N. Y" has been Visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs Fred Zimmerman.
 NIT. and Mrs l.. E. Iemar Of Uli. nois are the guests Of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Wachter Of Harrison street.
 Mrs, Mabel Hoyt and son, Melvin. are visiting friends in Washington, D. c.
 An old fashioned basket social was held In tho Stanley Memorial church last evening. About 50 people at- tended. Features of the evenings en- tertainment wore prizes Of soap to those who made q "clean-up" on tho miniature bowling alley.
 Lunches were placed in baskets and disguised with newspapers, after which the men were blindfolded and permitted to make selection. Miss Bessie Williams won first bowling prize for women and was presented With a cake of soap. William Tetsch won first prize for men and received a box of hand soap. Booby prizes went to Arthur Knapp and Mrs. Jen- n'e Anderson and consisted of false faces.
 In honor or the 18th birthday an- niversary of Miss Bernice Pinkus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Pinkus, party was held at the Pinkus home last Sunday afternoon. sixteen girls were present and the young hostess received an attractive array Of ornamental, useful and valuable gifts.
 Games were played, a musical pro- gram was rendered and a buffet lunch was served.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-21
POanessa and M'Lean
 Both Speak in Derby

After participating in the opening exercises of the Tabs fair at testers hall last night, Mayor A. N. Paonessa hurried to Derby where he Addressed q meeting attended by mora than 800 Italian voterA Senator 0eerge P. Mclean conducted a rally in the city at the same time which was Alee well attended.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-21

Mrs. Robert J Vance Of Maple street left yesterday on motor trip to- Washington, n, C., where she will meet her daughter, Miss Agnes Vance. who has been in New Orleans for the past week.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-21

Mrs. Arthur Kimball of Lexington street is in Atlantic City.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-21

Mir. and Mrs. James Baldwin, of Corhin avenue, have returned from a motor trip through the Berkshires.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-21

Mrs. J E, Van. oppen, of Buell street, entertainedt several friends from Meriden at luncheon and bridge at her home on Thursday afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-21

Carl Messinser of Hamilton street home from New York city to spend the weekend with his family.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-21

Saturday and Sunday October 2s and 29 the Young Peoples Union of the German Baptist churches of New England will Tod it's conver ten in Boston. 4 delegation will Dc, rres- ent from New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-21

Miss Ruby Andrews, daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. A. Andrews. of Bas- sett street, is expected home next week from Russell Sage University to spend a few days with her parents.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-21

Miss Edith loomis, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Pred loomis, of Har- rison street has as her house guest Miss Isabelle MacLaren, of Westerly, R. |. .s
New Britain herald., 1922-10-21

Miss Elizabeth Irving, daughter of Dr. Samuel Irving, of Vine street, is attending the weekend festivities at Wesleyan university in Middletown.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-21

The Girls Club of the Stanley Works held their regular monthly meeting Thursday night, October 19, in the recreation rooms of the Stan ley Works.
 E. w. Christ, secretary of the com pany gave a most interesting and in structive talk on voting and politics in general.
 Supper was served after which a very entertaining sketch was present. ed by group of the club girls
 Mrs Ernest Humphrey Of Lincoln street has es her guest Mrs, D. J. Scott of Yalesville.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-21

The Shuttle Meadow club announce es dinner dance to follow the Yale West Point game next Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-21

Announcement has been made Of the wedding of Miss Helen T. Barker of Albany, N. Y, and Matthew Malin- owskie one of the proprietors of the City Drug Go. The wedding took place in Albany on Monday morning in St. Mary's church. After an ex- tended wedding trip. Mfr. and Mrs Malinowski will make their home in this city,
New Britain herald., 1922-10-21

Mir. and Mrs. Bueu R. Bassette of Emmons Place arc spending the week end at Enfield. Mass
New Britain herald., 1922-10-21

Edwin Clark of New Haven is the weekend guest of Donald Gaffney son of Judge B. F. and Mrs. Gaffney of Vine street.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-21

Miss Helen Caldwell of Harrison street will entertain the A. A. alum nae at her home on Tuesday even ing
New Britain herald., 1922-10-21

Mir. and Mrs. Lawrence Southard of Berlin have had as their guests Mrs. Southard's parents MT. and Mrs. James Cove, of Troy N. Y.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-21

On Wednesday, October'1s, Miss Kettle Stadler,, daughter of MT, and Mrs. Joseph stadler. of 373 East street became the bride of William E. Blankenburg. son of MT. and Mrs. August Blapkenburg of 434 Church street, at the parsonage of the Trin- ity Methodist church. The ceremony took place at 4 o'clock and Rev John L. Davis officiated. Miss Marie Blankenburg. sister of the groom, Tas bridesmaid and William F.. Stad-. CT of Florence. Mass. a brother of he bride. was best man.
 The couple left on short we'd ling trip to New York after which hey sill tide at 416. Park Exten- ion, this .,A,
New Britain herald., 1922-10-21

Miss Harriet Reynal daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Louis S. Reynal, is guest of Chi Psi fraternity at Wes- leyan this week-end
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-23
NEWS OF NE|GABORING COMMUNITIES
Gathered By A Lot Of Wide wake Correspondents

Mr. and Mrs J. O. Daul's little girl
Is sick with pneumonia.
Mrs John W. Fischer Of willard
called on DR.. Blanchard Thursday.
Mrs. s. 3. Piset has scarlet fever.
Mr.. Gillispie was called to his
home town In Nebraska recently
There 10 scarlet fever and iniluen-
"a In and about Willard.
Arthur Nusbaum and Mrs. Mary
Il. jackson went to Greeley Tuesday
on business.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Kunkle's two
year old son is sick with typhoid
fever.
DR.. Blanchard was called to Buck
ingham and south Of Raymer Thurs
day.
Miss 3. Bartram is on the sick
list suffering with dnfiuansa, also
Frank Peterson.
Mr.. Frank Dunning is visiting bis
brother, the store keeper.
Mr. Harry H. Pitts was here from
Loveiand whiting insurance for the
New York Life,
Mrs. Apologize and her. daughter
Louise returned form a visit In Neb-
raska recently.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-23
sToHEHAx ITExTs


The St nsham lumber man wal
busy Friday with spring cleaning.
Joe Frey Is working on the banl
building.
Logan Belk, the cattle buyer
moved to town last week.
Dr.. Martha Blanchard received th,
appointment 40 medical examiner foI
the Western National Company To-
east Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs H. johnson returned
from Denver Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs John Q. Kraft. and Mr.
vessix were stoneham callers Fri
day.
Mother Hudson II enjoying visi
from her baby son from Nebraska
the past week. Grandma looks tel
years younger.
Mrs John Hanson and Mrs Free
Schmeeckls visited Mrs. Henry Kun
kle Thursday.
Mrs.. Huskins 10 nursing baby Kun
kle sick with the typhoid fever.
Miss NJ. Oauger returned home frou
the hospital Thursday.
The A NJ A took In two new mem
bers Saturday night. They wsr
Frank Peterson and Mr.. Ford.
John C. Dussn and Chas. Roth ar
on = business trip TO Wyoming.
Hotel keeper Hudson had 9 rus
Of business Sunday feeding forty
two people via came out to go Ii
oil well.
Mr. Fred. Eberlins has bought u
Northrup house
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-23
ANNUAL FREE DE-
LIVERY OF TREES

We expect to make our third an
nual free delivery Of trees about the
10th Of next month and'following the
established custom will give twenty
trees to each dry land farmer living
on his own farm In Morgan County.
or within rs miles Of the city o. Fort
Morgan. This does not apply to
farmers living on irrigated farms.
Ne want to give these trees to all
such dry land farmers In the terrific
ry referred to. who will faithfully
and intelligently plant. cultivate,
(water II necessary and otherwise
protect them: those who will enjoy
the work Of caring e" them and who
will later on appreciate their beau-
ty ami real yala'. Those who will
A,ot agree to give the trees proper
care should not get them and there
by waste our money and their time.
All who w.st trees should place
their order not later than Saturday,
March rs. Phone, wife or rec
A. r GALLOWAY at the ONCE
OF the Ralph R. Dfennen Co, Fort
Morgan Colorado.
NIB. The distance Of 26 miles
will not be strictly adhered to In the
vicinity OF Raymer. II you are in.
terested In having some Of these trees
see Mr.. Galloway at the Raymer MIL
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-23


Dayton Bradsn was a business
caller In Brighton Monday.
Grover Sequine hauled rye from
from John Kneebone's to Happy
Nelson, near Potter. Nebr.. Tuesday
Henry Robinson and Fred Knapp
were In Raymer Monday.
Several have started farming.
Mr. and Mrs Sherman and Mr. and
Mrs Edgar Halsey called at p N
Brillhart's Monday.
Fred Faulkner and John Kneebons
we're business callers at Mr.. Say
ages Thursday.
George Allan and Robert Allan ar,
quito sick. >
Mr. and Mrs Dayton Braden ant
daughter May wsys guests at P. n
Brillhart's Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs Fred Knapp attended
the dance at Raymer Friday even
Ing. returning home Saturday morn
ing.
Mrs. Steve Bath 10 on the sick list
Mrs .. Savage P. N. Briliharts ant
Fred Knapp ate dinner at Robin
sons Friday
We are glad to say that Mrs Fret
Faulkner 10 much better since hel
operation.
Marjorie Knapp and Marceils
Knapp spent the week end with Mr.
n. L Robinson.
Mrs Buruham has been very sicl
with pnsumonh.
Melville Allan has very bad cold
Mrs John Kneeh0ne. Robert Coons
Mr. and Mrs T. D. Mccarthy and lit
tie son and Mr. and Mrs H. L. Robin
son were visitors at Fred Knapp
Sunday.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-23

Z
Tom Headlsy made . trip to Stone
ham Monday.
Mrs. Maret went to Raymer In the
truck Tuesday.
Hugo Kurs took IN the sights
around Kalous Sunday.
r. A. Forsbsrg and F. ]. Conklln
were transaoting business in Ster.
ling Thursday.
Most everyone In this part Of the
country are having q siege with the
grippe.
Carl Youngblood and family are
going to move away soon.
Ira Msret has coat OF and is right
into the spring work. Ira says:
THE early bird gets the worm"
! Bill Kirkwood ID back after spend.
ing the winter In Nebraska with his
folks,
Carl Youngblood's spent Thursday
evening at r. J. Conklin's.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-23
PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned will sell at public
auction on the old Ed whitaker place
8 miles north and 2 miles west Of
Stoneham, commencing at 1000 q,
M, on
Wednesday, March %, 1822,
8 Head Of Horses 8
Gray Mare, 4 yrs, VT 1880; Gray
Mare. IL yrs VT 1850; Gray Horse,
4 yrs, vt 1850; Bay Horse, . yrs. wi
1850; Brown Horse, 10 yrs. VT l,lso
s. Head Of Cattle 8
Cow, s yrs, giving milk; Cow. s yri
giving milk; Hsifer, coming 3 yrs, to
be fresh soon; . Calves
Machinery, Etc.
23x Farm Wagons; Emerson ..
Row, only used one season; Disc
ready to use; Low down Press Drill;
Sulky Plow, used two seasons; 4-Sec
tion Harrow; Disc Cultivator: Buggy
in good condition; . Sets Work Har.
ness; Set Single Driving Harness;
Some Cane Hay; blu good Blacl
Amber Cane seed; 125 Blu Ear Corn
about 1 dozen chicknes; and otheI
articles too numerous to mention.
FREE LUNCH At NOON
Bring Cups
TERMS: CASH.
Earl Henry, Owner
Carl Sandsedt, Auctioneer.
Stonsham State Bank, Clerk.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-23
Two STRANGERS
ASSAULTED N STREET

Being a Justice Of the Peace, It
would not be considered proper for
the editor to pass criticism on crimes
on which he might be called to pass
later. We might walt until after
the crime hac outlawed. but b; that
time the news would be stale. The
two Offices do not 90 we'll together.
Since we like the Newspaper work
and that's our business. we II give
the news.
Last Sunday w. W. vannatta. q
banker OF Bayard Nebr. and H. F.
Bergen. business an Of the same
place, drove into Raymer from the
north. They were on their way to
see Ray Gotfredsnn on a business
deal Of some kind. They stopped In
town to call on R. II. Pinkerton
with whom they were acquainted
when MIR. Pinkert n was at the Bayt-
ard station come g rs ago.
After short Wis al The depot,
they returned to their auto to re-
sumo their journey. As they came
up to their auto i..:sy were met by
Lyle Kern and Mr.. Walker. Young
Kern asked who was driving the car.
Bergen stated that he was the driv-
err. Kern thereupon hit him blow
on the jaw that knocked him down.
The elder man had started to get
into the car. but when he saw his
companion fall, he rushed over ia
him and exclaimed: my God what
the matter!" At that Walker spoke
mp and said, let him alone and
struck vannatta, knocking him down
and then kicked the old man In the
face.
A crowd began to gather. and the
two assailants mounted their horse,
and rode away. The injured me-.
were taken into the hotel and their
injuries attended to. a.
The men went on out to Gotfred-
sons, and then returned to town for
the night. They were urged to pros.
ecute. but Mr.. vannatta said he was
needed at home, and the possibilities
Of delay in case Of arrest were such
that he could not think ramaanknq|
away az long as would be likely re-
quired to see q trial through.
Mr.. Pinkerton says that both Of
the strangers are well-to-do and re-
spected citizens OF Bayard and were
here with the idea Of investing in
some Of the opportunities about
here. Their reception In Raymer ia
not likely to give them favorable
Impression, no matter what they
think Of soil and other advantages.
Mr.. vannatta said that he was so
years Of age and this was the first
time he had ever had any trouble
The excuse given by the assail-
ants was that their dog was run in
to and injured by the men In the
car about six miles north Of town.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-23
PUDI.IC SALE

fne Undersigned VIII seli AZ ~
place IN SLOVENIAN, commencing All
~ NJ, on SATURDAY April Isl,
ts-Ihe ioliowins; --~--s--
FUN Diooo jersey Cow Win csI z
Iui' Dlood jersey Dull; Wnite iacee
COW, ys .tresn' Drinaie cow . yrs
iresn' BLACK COW, = yrs' tresn; ne'
cow yrs' tresn soon; neite'
caves; Also BROOD sows. 10 harrow
soon.
~ NURSES: sorrel mare, ~ yn'
oorrei mare yH' span bay HORSES
smooth mouth; Bay Mare, smooth
mouth BAY mare, Smooth mouth
BLACK Mare. yrs; Grey Mare II
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-23
NEWS NOTES FROM sPuRam


J. R. Spurgin and b. Mayfield were
helping ON VIM. Burns barn the past
week.
B. Sarkozy hauled coal from Kim.
ball Thursday.
c. A. Rasmussen and A. johnson
with their families spent the evening
OF the 18th at B. Mayfields.
Carl Kline was trading in Kimball
Thursday.
Gee. Bennett from near Bushnell
spent he first Of the week with hii
nephew VIM. Burns.
d. D. Lawton and family were
Sunday visitors at Geo Buess.
Mr. and Mrs. Rasmussen and Mr.
and Mrs johnson with their families
spent Sunday at Geo. Kinnerslys.'
M. ana Mrs. Newt Biggs and sis
Ter. Miss Letitia Patton. were calling
at the Dinsdale Ranch Friday.
Glen Kline and W. Calkins spent
he We k end with Johnnie Spurgin
Mrs. Lawton and Yvonne called al
M. H. Peakes Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. ooolsby. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Dolman, Mr.. and Mrs. W
Burns and son and Carl and Glsr
Kline spent Sunday at Mr.. Spurgins
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. H. Peake have the
sympathy Of this community in thu
death Of their baby son who lived
but very short time. The little
one was born the nth and was buried
the goth in the Kimball cemetery.
Mrs. Tom Ellington was quite
sick Monday evening.
The ball team will give a dance
md pie supper at Sunny Slope school
house, better KIN swn as Peake School
the night of Saturday April LIST, oil
come and help the boys. Practice
game SUNDAY p NJ.
Coo. kinnersley eAIects to have .
closing cut farm sale the 2sth. HI
will make southern Missouri his fu.
ture home.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-23
BUCKINGHAM NEWS NOTES


Mike Memovich was found dead
In his bed at his home five miles
south Of Buckingham by bis brother
Steve on Friday morning. March II.
He had been In good health. The
coroner was summoned and pro-
nounced death due to acute indiges-
ton. He was removed to his moth
er's home at 4527 Logan st.. Den
yer. Colo. He was buried at River.
side Cemetery on Sunday afternoon,
March 49, He leaves besides his
mother, several brothers and sisters
and q host OF friends To m0sasn- hia
loss. He had been living alone ON
the ranch since his mother and two
sisters returned to Denver about
three months ago.
The family came to Buckingham
about two years ago and were among
the early homesteadsrs. The fathsr
died about two years ago. Both OF
the brorbers were lover seas men"
and the deceased one Of the thrifty
respected young farmers OF the Buck
ingham country.
Mr.. Sweigard is having q well
drilled on his land south Of town.
Mr.. Justie visited at the Fletcher
home Tuesday.
The quarantine for scarlet fever at
the Bennett home was raised Tues
day and the young folks are back in
school again.
The Palmer children, Glee and
Joy, of SCOTS Bluff, Nebr., are Wis
itins former neighbors around Buck
ingham. being at the Ashbaugh
home at present
Mr.. Chas. DeFord and family
spent Sunday at the A. l.. Rupp
home.
Prof. Blrdick Of Raymer visited
our school Monday.
Miss Lazette Fales was . guest at
the J. Silvis home Sunday.
Prof. Greene, Melvin and viron
Moore VIM. silvis, Ralph Dinsmoor.
Jack Dean and Raymond Ashbaugh
drove to Greeley Friday and were
present at the Greeley Boulder de-
bate.
A. D. List and NJ. Miller were In
Raymer Saturday.
Miss Crawford spent the week end
at her home In Greeley
Mr.. Jas. Trumbo and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy vawter were guests
at the H. D. Vawter home Sunday.
Henry Lauer and Grant Freeman
went TO Denver to attend the funeral
Of Mike Memovich.
| Ralph Dinsmoor was in Briggsdale
Sunday.
Il Prof. Moore and his children have
been absent from school for several
days on account OF sickness.
| A brother Of Mrs. labels from
Stoneham has been visiting here.
/ w. A. List and family visited q,
the Hughes home Sunday.
II Steve Memovich returned frou
Denver the first Of the week. Hi
! brother John came with him and vii
remain for some time.
ii Mrs. w. c. Rupe was called u
n. Morgan Monday by the sickness o
J her daughter Mrs. Hunter.
Raymer and Buckingham Will Do
bate At our school Saturday night.
s(epursin Later On gssoaA Column NJ paoe
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-23
BRTHDAY DINNER

Mrs. J. Macklip entertained dog
en- young people Thursday evening In
he nor Of Miss Helen's birthday. A
bountiful dinner was served to the
guests and all had a good time.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-23
The Greeley Games
(By Florence Moore)

(By Florence Moore)
In the best game ever played by
the girls junior team It was defeated
by only one point at the county con-
test in Greeley Saturday. The game
started at 1870.
The Raymer girls went on the door
with Gilcrest's team. The girll
showed good spirit. Neither team
was OF the rough kicking kind.
The girls started out with great
life, the score being tied many
times. In the second half the team
was changed little; Mildred Lit
tleheld being put In instead Of >Ag-
mes Carnahan; Opal DeForest and
Nola Thompson playing in center.
although we had mail centery they
did we'll. They both stuck to their
girls.
Our team made a few fouls, but
not 90 many as Gilcrest. Gilcrest'a
best forward was put out about two
minutes before the end Of the game
Two fouls were called on Gilcrest for
officials going on the floor coaching
The game ended IL to IL in favor
Of Gilcrest. Luck was against US in
shooting baskets.
It was not the visitors. because we
had everybody yelling for us except
Gilcrest. (Grover wasn't there.)
Grover can't say anything now
because they stumbled on a big and
heavy stone. 1t was too large fol
them to scheme through or over. vo.
golotte had a man that stuck to
him like nail in the wall. The
Grover boys were beaten by Platte
VILE by several points. Milliken
was beaten by Num-.
We stayed to see the Grover girls
defeated also. It was a pretty Gloss
game from start to finish, played fast
and skillfully. The game ended In
a tie OF IL. and five minutes were
taken OF play OF the tie. Grover
tried her best to make the point tot
many. but Gilcrest had q little more
wind than Grover. Gilcrest won BY
four points.
The Keota boys were not able Il
90 on account Of sickness.
The girls junior team left Ray
mer shortly after school Friday al
ternoon. The trip was made In q
little more than three hours. AL
though It was tiresome trip, thu
girls arrived there safe and sound
II rained most Of the time going
making the trip little harder.
| Circumstances Alter Faces
(By Rubye McCracken)
Just as the sunshine can not b.
hidden, 30 1t is with our actions
Our thoughts will be reflected In oul
faces.
Our hero, who 10 member of thu
Raymer High School Debating team
Is known to all as Alfred Marvin
Alfred rose early that morning, mad,
his toilet with the greatest care ant
arrived at school dressed In his "ver!
best" and smiling as only q sopho
more can smile.
Today was the big day. The de
baters were going to Morgan and tn
little school mum" was to accompa
ny them. say them" but, Alfre'
rather figured she was to accompan
"him." He was not going to be de
MED the pleasure Of having her 10
one day to himself.
! After very pleasant ride the III