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some like my brothers, replied the
Leaf. Il sm not large and green as
they are. am small and l APP tnEning
brown before my time"
oh. but yoH lock beautiful To me-
replied The Flower. "You are nearer
TO ME Than your brothers. Why / do
believe you are going 40 drop OF. and
ii you do YOU will drop right down be-
side me" Irat
IF ! can do that / shall never be
sorry that did not grow strong aud
handsome like rhe other leaves said
the Leaf. IL have wondered for a
long time whsT would become Of me
II dropped down there. where before
met YOU II looked so dreary"
Before the two little friends could
say. more along came a breeze and
snapped of the last link that held the
Leaf on the branch and down it
dropped close beside the Purple
Flower.
There 1t lsy close TO her and on
Chilly nights or when il rained Leaf
covered the Flower and kept her com
Portable.
Purple Flower grew strong and beau
tifnl. and though Leaf grew brown and
withered. 1t knew nothing about Ii.
for did MOI Purple Flower tell bin
each day he was the most beautiful
leaf in the world? And she thought he
WAS because OF his great love for her.
The strong green leaves on the tree
over them looked down and smiled
scornfully al the brown Leaf snukgied
close to his sweetheart. but the green
leaves knew nothing OF the Joy OF q
great love nor did they know that
beauty that the eye can see Is not to
be compared TO that OF a beautiful
soul.
And So. when the cold days came
and winter with his soft white blanket
covered the lovers | expect they slept
until Miss Spring came and awakened
them. and there, no doubt, she found
the Leaf close beside the pretty Purple
Flower.
90 BY Mcclure Newspaper syndicsts)
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~ KINDRED MARSHALL

THOUGH coming originally from
the same source, Anna and Anne
are very different names. To call u
girl bearing the pretty appellatiye de-
rived from the Hebrew Chaanach,
Anna or Anne Unfortunately is q
gross error. They are separate names
and should not be used interchangeable.
g Anna was frst known as the Roman
goddess Of the eirclins year. She was
confused lister with Anne, the com.
panion sister OF Dido. whose tragic
end is recorded by Virgil in the
"Aeneid.' According tosRoman tradi.
ton, Anne pursued the faithless
Aeneas 10 Italy. after flle suicide OF
Dido. and there drowned herself in
the river Numiclus, where she became
presiding deity.
The Irish have q similar legend TO
account for their Anna the daughter
OF tie chief of the Firbolg race
drowned herself in the river Life. and
since the Irish word for river is Am.
hain, the two words became, on Eng.
lish tongues. Anna Liffey. and were
supposed to form the uufortunshe
iady's name.
There was also st. Anna in BY.
santinm for whom the Emperor Jus.
tinian built a church Ia $50. Thus
Anna became a popular name, among
Greek damsels. and daughter OF Em.
peror Basil married Vladimir. grand
prince OF Muscoyy. Another famous
bearer of the name was Anna d'Este
of Italy, who brought her title 10 the
house of Guise
Like Anne. the tslismanic gem OF
Anna Is the pearl. 1t promises her
good fortune, many friends. and ex.
IRENE affability. Wednesday is her
lucky day and her lucky number.
90 BY the Wheeler Syndicate. Incl
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THE RIGHT THING
; ct the
RIGHT TIME
BINARY MARSHALL DUFFEE
ASKING QUESTIONS

TN THE Old days when 1t was just az
= much a part Of the young girls edu-
cation TO be taught what was called
good manners" as algebra or geog-
rsphy--more important for that mat
ter-there was prevailing notion that
IL was bad manners to ask questions.
And when a woman INDUCED In pump
lug her friends and her neighbors II
was usually concluded that she had
not had the proper bringing up.
Goodness knows" said an old-fash-
Toned old lady to me the other, day,
"there are times when l would like
to ask questions, Eve got just as much
curiosity as snyape else. but we were
taught that 1T. MAS not good manners
They, train girls different nowadays"
As, q matter OF fact they don't train
them IT all, and II girl does not re.
ceive such instruction at home or does
hot have an instructive feeling that II
To- bad form TO ask personal questions
she is pretty apt to acquire the pump
ing habit and TO make herself q NUS
ance and mayhap source Of amuse
ment. :,
Especially obnoxious are questions
relating IL prices, II 10 the height OF
rudeness 10 ask even an intimate
friend how much she paid for any
thing, how much money she receives
as salsry, or what she pays an EN-.
ploype.
Quite as obnoxious are personal
questions concerning ones state of
healrh. To be sure. II is only kind TO
ask generally for a friends health but
10 pry TOO tlosely iuto sueh things IL
extreme rudeness.i az sTs y riti-
.h5tS ~ Mcclure Newspaper synasrstslpi
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The Friendly
path v .i,- i. s.1;.... ]
RICH AND poor


pITY the poor millIonaires!
Some of their shoes are out at
The toes They are finding much diff
nculty ia making ends meet. Those
who are out OF Jobs or have had their
wages reduced are not the only ones
suffering financial distress during these
resdiustment days.
There are some who 60, around the
country preaching disoontent,, Claiming
That most OF the people are kept poor
Ia order that few men may be made
rich ar kent rich Not an ineonsider.
able number are williRgly led TO be-
lieye this doctrine, aud, ia consequence
make their own lives unhappy and dis.
turb the peace Of their fellows. So"
p In contradiction OF this sentiment re;
ports from the bureau OF .internsl rev.
enue in Washington, show that rhe so.
called poor are having less trouble
than those accustomed 10 enjoying fat
incomes,
In 1914 there we're only 90 indiy,d.
uals in the. United Stares who report.
ed incomes OF million dollars or more
per year, For 1915 rhe incomes ot
more than million dollars totaled
2Ue; bur since that year--the howl.
Ing OF street-corner orators notwitb.
slsnding-th has been marked de.
cline. Wealthy mems income returns
for l9l9-the last year for which state
ments have been compiled-include,l
only 90 of N million dollars or more
During 1920, due TO the dropping snd
passing Of dividends resultant from fine
period of depression. indications point
10 a drop in the number having nit
lion-dollar incomes even below that
for 1914, And the end is not vet for
corporate incomes. from which most
Of the big individual incomes are de-
rived. hsve been shrlnking so. much
that many wealthy men mud them.
selves in q quandary as 10 their ultl.
mate outcome.
>lts a mistake to smile over others
miSf0rtunes Not one should find n
cause for rejoicing because quickly.
made millionsires and wealthy persons
are made miserable through falling in.
comes. But the information ct hand
regarding the difficulties the rich are
encountering is reason for the aver
age class and the poor to consider their
m'sfortunes less serious and to reeog:
ni2e that there is nothing in the rsdi-
cal discussions OF the rich getting rich.
er Snd the poor poorer
The law OF justice usually works out
Okeh. ts
copyright BY the whe.ler Syndicate. Incl
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INTERNATIONAL PRlNILRS
TO GATHRR AT GOTHENBURG

tfsy The Associated FreSsD
: COTHkNEuEG, SWEDEN, 0ct. &C
American and other master PRINT
IS from all over The world will as
emile in Gotherburg, Sweden. AT
he International Congress OF Master
printers on June 4. 5. and OF next
ear. The initiative in bringing
about this congress has been taken
Y the Swedish Master Printers AS
ISOLATION. and Waldemar Zachrisson,
president of the Association. reports
that American. English. and French
representatives are among the first
TO accept the invitations
The programs for the three days
call for discussion OF novelties in the
printing world; comparison
striking national variations: thc
so far as possit IT,
of methods material. and machines
ways and means Of improving Shoi
conditions; reduction of costs while
assuring printers and employers TAI
wages and profits. and a number u
other equally interesting subjects.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-10-27
IIDDIES SIX
~ VIII M. Maupin
TO-DAY

TO-DAY
7 CARE not what the future holds
= For NE alone. ! only know
In summer heats and winter colds
I'll do the best as on i go.
III face the future with q smile,
Content TO meet whate'er may be:
And say to an meet dhe while.
Today is good enough for me-
! may not win golden store,
Nor e'er achieve uldxins fame:
But !, at least. can strive the more
To squsrely play life's little game.
! may not build a future great
Nor win renown upon flie wsE;
But i. at least. can scot at fate,
For | am master OF todaEes..{
Not time. nor. fate, nor circumstance
s Can cTnslr The hopes that In me lie
The storIps rhat rage. the lightning .
IS glance.
But clear the atmosphere. and sky. .
I fear no future, for l know
Whate'er betide along iife's, way.
For me 4lre flowers bloom and. blow.
And ! am master OF today.
Cone good. come IN, Will MOI Yield
To sullen frown nor adverse grasp;
With utmost strength Ill stand and
Weld
The Weapcus thst iiy hands may clssp.
III waste no time in idle thought
OF what tie future hides away:
As given NE, so have l wrought.
And am inaster OF today.
Copyright by WIN M. Maupin)
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'6wething TO
link
BEA DALhkK
: UNDER ASHES

,.- many unchsritsble' critl-
ME run down the unfor-
an or sVusn, standing on
4, encouragement and fall
Isa looking for he real cause.
,, N health, It may be shock
-, OF loved one, II may
f.@,1sp. which IN spite Of ut
l,g.nee comes 10 all OF US; or
:, .usptltude or inability, but
he cause. let US be patient
,sa.rste before We lounch
l,dcisn aud throw ny our
n IL condemnation.
lesr's are right. and II IL
Inc, are. lei Us Ia 3 humane
- 10 remove HE ashes from
.osIs beneath snd fan them
| sope.ul blaze.
r,rsr msy BE- the prevailing
Par or sgsln.t such u proceed
T.. The noble Wsy. almost Ger.
grs IN enlargement 10 the dis.
80 and M them up la . new
y sbere Hope lives eternsily and
Z and Mercy smile kindly, even
III, storms beat hardest ana the
|, q, darkest
I. - viii look deeply into de-
"a, hearts We viii md that UNI
,,hes % sorrow there are
d, Goals OF living FIRE, which
.,a sympathy snd unseltish help
u, rn 'sn into 8 glorious flame.
q 10 the souls ~ the most dis
bs ind hardened sinners there
IN Burning IN immortal spark OF
a,spD Ere hidden somewhere
Nm tbe sunberlng gray ashes,
NJ 10 be 'Sued.
!. N spte OF the frOWns OF the
10 spite OF courts ADD prisons,
q, o. bereavement, OF poverty. Of
= or pomp pride or envy, this
4 arrives ell through our earthly
Igt down 10 the final moment
a n, Itself despalrlngly flares up
m out. done With its temporal
~ cIsy
aWsstiOn may then come to US
yhether Ne have played our
rasseomes true men anu women,
iEse whether HE spark in our
Q ess has not been hidden by
} MES which we, through neglect
as1 have permitted 10 cover and
ag TO-
80 easy for sympathies aud love
q Bind from dIsuse that unless
rep them ever burning Ia our
.urts they will never blaze SUN.
~ 70 warm and cheer the hearts
ehe1L lost on the way aud too
). or weak 10 call for help.
~ F" Mcclure Newspaper syntieats)
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Uncommon.
Sense s ;s;'7 .i7;i
GLOOM Is CATCHING

y though We are sOnably
'ne that che sun Is still In the
,deudy day depresses vs.. Most
a"rer from a feeling OF forebod.
sen on q clear day, when u eIoud
@@ iNeen Us sud the distant frs
us aud warns dhe world.
Ars similarly sensitive TO all the
ttaOles OF our lives--tO anything
Haros our regularly ordered ex.
'sapNsry Illness "a suspicion that
var some Kind OF business break
I"o these things plunge US Ia.
lNu.
1--WE IA our turn. pass the gloom
II FOR our friends seeing tue
''o iorehoding faces that we
grow gloomy. too.
/" 'ulIen-fsced man In an ONCE
Nnel'mes spoil the day for the
working force.
" uo'ker ou board q ship In q
nav send The whole passenger
''e something very like panic.
.0''' 'eves gloomy man, but ev.
Wy 0''ens to him. and LOOKS at
fNophet " evil Is never without
rsspe
III he remarkable poem shows
~ "'en, 10y crosking the word
'0v'e MAS able 10 drive a luck
y" 'inost 10 the verge Of lnssn.
Iva gloom Is not good for the
~ more Than continual sha dow
" sood Tor the green aud bios.
mugs upon The surface of The
!" need sunshine. and a great
Ao necessary 10 60 about con.
\ eIl'nE people how happy we
As Fellysnns, but we csu ~
'''p or troubles Ia ourxelf. aud
!" 1" Z We were limplnx along
ne stsNs or the Esllow..
n. 1'0'my msu or woman in a
SesF0'' the happiness OF sn en-
\ .'F' and usually drives the chill.
y, ~ Va TIE streets. where at lessl
\ ar snd sunshine. aud msybe
= ~ lieu & hurdy gurdy.
, "''n The jszz is popular thst
~ supplement- sells by the mil.
80. s,'' aud that the comedisn gets
!, "ua dollars a week. is because
4 W. ''!'6InE to get rid of gloom.
burden an life. . mensc, 10
''iF'He>s, II YOU are a gloom
\ :, 'e Your mode Of thought
n a. '"n'h ~ q menace ia tbs
'at - which you move az w,s
n. h'p' ~ her.
y TIE Bell synSiSst. Incl
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LOVE OF BROWN LEAF

ONCE on low branch of a tree In
- the woods hung a leaf. Ii had not
thrived as did It's brothers. and so Il
grew TO be very lonely and sad.
one day it was swinging In the wind
when IL heard a sob right under II:
ana looking II saw purple mower
growing there
why are YOU so ssd:" asked the
leaf. forgetting It's own troubles.
you are so pretty and sweet 10 look
upon that you should not cry"
Il sni alone" answered Purple
Flower. Some one came along and
picked my sisters ana did not take
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me but then ] am so small cannot ex.
pect anyone 10 notice me My sis.
ters were much more beautiful"
But you sre beautiful" said the
Leaf You cannot see your own
beauty or YOU would not complain. and
! am glad you were not carried on.
because you have made zoe forget that
$40 unhappy and 1 shall not be again
II have you TO look upon"
'"Oh, am 80 glad II have been Of
some use" said the Flower "Bnt why
should YOU be unhappy when You have
10 many brothers up there with you?"
DO you NOT see that am not hand
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USE SULPHUR TO
:. HEAL YOUR SKIN
Broken Out Skin and Itching
Eczema Helped Over Night

For unsightIy skin eruptions, rash
,r hlotches on face. neck arms, or
sody you do not have TO wait Cor re-
ief from torture or embarrassment,
declares a noted skin specialist. APP
Wy a little Mentho-Sulphar and i'm
'royement shows next day.
Because of its germ destroying
properties, nothing has ever been
ound to take the place of this sulphur
preparation. The moment you apply
il healing begins. Only those who
have had unsightly skin troubles can
know the delieat this Mentho-S1iph.r
rings, Even aery. itching eczema is
Tried right up.
Get a small jar of Rowles Mehtho-
sulphur from any good druggist and
use II Ike cold cream.--tAdy,)
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NATURALlZED AMERICANS
STILL MISSING IN RUSSIA

MOSCOW. Oct. Scattered about
Russia are about 46 "lost" persons
whose relatives claim for them Am
'rican citizenship. and for whom
earch is Icing made by represen
atives OF the American Relief Ad.
ninistration.
Since the AIR A. entered Rus.
STA year. ago, one Of the condition:
icing that all American citizens who
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desired To quit the country should
he permitted TO co so, PA persons
who had established their American
eitizenship have left, most Of them
for the United States. Late ia Sep
ismter there were tout loo ether
persons awaiting completion OF the
necessary repatriation operations. In
many cases these require weeks, and
often months. owing 20 various rou-
tine matters connected with passport
requirements.
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\. niger really intends to up
y surely he will follow the
''0n and charge admission.
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The healing influence of time isn't
needed by the Tilted girl OF the court
action leaves her well beeied
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To Cure a Cold In One Day

Take. Laxative BROM0 QuININE tab
lets. The box bears the signature o
f. w. Grove. (Be sure you gei
BROMO) 30c-(Adv)
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A hick town is one that has faith in
the advertisement that promises the
original New York cast.
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A LINE O. CHEER
BY Jehn ksndriek sanss.
HALLOWEEN

@ PEcTERS are abroad tonight.
- Haunting Ghosts OF other days.
Visions dark and Visions light
Roam along the trodden WAYS.
Al are welcome and my door
Swinging open, wide ana free,
as them enter gaily, for
One AND all they're part OF me.
&c BY hscin's Newspaper Syndicate,
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Your vacation problems IS not yei
settled:"
"No."
If yea have any relatives In ths
country, why don't YOU pay them
yisit:"
Il happen to be the poor relation
They are travelling 10 Europe Dir
Rliaglism Age Herald.
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Announcement!

DIR. v F. Stnrmer, Chiropedist. has
removed her Office from "A Conduit
Street t. AZ MARYLAND AVENUE. Z
on. the same floor with Miss l.. p.
Winslow. Telephone 1c6-w. ne0
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Advertise In The Evening Capital
New Britain herald., 1922-10-17
FOUR MEN KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT Manchester Machine Collides
 With Milldale Trolley Car

Four men were were killed and one seriously injured last night about 7;3O o'clock when their automobile, bound from Milldale to Waterbury, colllded head on with Green Line trolley car bound in the opposite direction. The accident occurred near the cross roads in the village Of Marion.
 The dead are Charles N. Norris Of l35 Summit street South Manchester; Thomas J. Crockett, 34 Russell street, South Manchester; Frank Trouton, 149 Middle Turnpike, South Manchester; Ralph A. Cone, 494 East Center street, Manchester Green. The latter was the driver and owner of the car Harry W. Keeney of IS Belmont street, South Manchester, is at the Meriden hospital in a serious condition.
 Crew Ill Charge.
 The trolley was in charge of Wal ter Bailey, motorman, and John Bowling, conductor The electric car was badly smashed as result of the impact. but the crew and five passen- gers were not injured. The motor man claims that when he saw the automobile coming he blew his whis tie and slowed down. He said that
New Britain herald., 1922-10-17
LANDS WON'T DECIDE
No Ruling Yet to Give World Series
 Money to Disabled Soldiers

New Orleans. Oct. 17.-'I will hear what every side has to say before making a decision of the disposal of the world series receipts in the second game of the world series in New York, which resulted in tie, said K M Landis baseball commits sioner, who is here to attend the American Legion convention.
 Every argument will be given con- alteration and I will not stand alone in making the final decision. At present there has been nothing def1- nitely decided on as to what will be done with the money and nothing will be decided until later on,' he added.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-17
the machine did rot diminish its

the machine did not diminish it. speed.
 The automobile was demolished and tossed to one side of the roao and the dead were Identified by means of membership cards of the 1ndepend ent Order of Odd Fellows carrying their names and addresses which were found on their persons. On one of the accident victims which wal taken from under the trolley car with both legs most severed, a bottle of liquor was found.
 No Arrests Made.
 Medical Examiner w. c, Steadman was called to the scene shortly after the accident occurred After view ing the bodies and making a com plete investigation he gave permits sion for the removal of the bodies to the undertaking rooms of w. $. Gould in southington. No arrests have been made in the case so far
 On Way to Waterbury.
 The men, all members of the Man chester lodge of Odd Fellows, were or trip to attend the exercises of the Waterbury lodge of the order. The four accident victims have lived iii Manchester most of their lives and are well known to the residents Of that town.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-17

we have but lost the last remnant of our belief in the moral finality of death. With the growth of the hu- manitarian spirit men have drifted unconsciously into a form of univer- salism The Cniversalists as a separ- ate denomination have not attained any considerable size and perhaps have no future, because the univer- salists are too widely scattered through all the denominations today, The popular mind has abandoned the thought that men suddenly cut off are instantly thrust into an irrevoca. ble hell--a hell from which they can not come out, no matter how repent ant their tortures might make them.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-17
HANDBAG IS MISSING.

Mrs Berson of 21 Judd avenue re- ported to the police last evening that someone had taken a black handbag which she left on the platform at the Berlin station. She vas of the opin- ion that the person who took the bag might have gone to New Britain on the suburban. but Detective sergeant William P. McCue, who met the train, said that no passenger carried bag of that description.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-07-30
.MEAT INJURIOUS VI
!. TO THE KIDNEYS
Take tablespoonful of Salts if Back
hurts or Bladder bothers-Meat
r. forms uric acid. u

J. We are a nation of meat eaters and
our blood is filled with uric acid, ssys a
well-known authority, who warns us to
be constantly on guard against kidney
trouble. =
The kidneys do their utmost to free
the blood Of this irritating acid, but
become weak from the oyerwork; they
get sluggish; the eliminative tissues clog
and thus the waste is retained in the
blood to poison the entire system.
When your kidneys ache and feel like
Jumps of lead, and you have singing
pains in the back or the urine is cloudy,
full of sediment, or the bladder is irri-
table, obliging you to seek relief during
the night; when you have severe head
aches, nervous and dizzy spells, sleepless-
ness, acid stomach or rheumatism in bad
weather, get from your pharmacist about
four ounces of Jad Salts; take O
tablespoonful in glass of water before
breakfast each morning and in few
days your kidneys will act fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid of
grapes and lemon juice, combined with
ithia, and has been used for generations
to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys,
to neutralize the acids in urine so it il
no longer a source of irritation, thus
ending urinary and bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot
injure; makes a delightful effervescent
Whitewater drink, and nobody can make
mistake by taking little occasionally
II keep the Kidneys clean and active.