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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-26
An Appreciation.

We wish to convey to our friends
our appreciation Of their Kindness and
Of the spirit Of goodwill on the occa-
sion Of our recent golden wedding ami
versary.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7. Cors<ie
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-26
Granite Manufacturers and Garage
Owners Please Take Notice.

We are in a position TO take care Of
your necessary machine repairs at rca
sonable prices as we have 4 fully
equipped machine shop At your service.
Vermont Sharpening Co. II Granite
street. phone So M-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-26
ORANGE

The funeral of +. C. Richardson,
who died yesterday. will be held at
his late home Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock, Rev Amos J. Lord Off
eating.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-26
CRANlTEVILLE
Notice.

Regular meeting Of branch No. 10.
Q. W. |. U. of n. A., will be held in
Miles hall on Wednesday, Sept 81, at
1880 O'Clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-26
BARRE DAILY TIMES
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 90, 1922.
The Weather

Fair tonight and Wednesday,; frost
tonight, gentle variable winds.
Glas svobode., 1922-04-04
HUD PoTREs v SRBIJI.
Trideset milionov dinarov skode

Il Belgrade .e dospela V nedelio
ma 2. aprila brzojavka, ki pOroca
o silovitem potresu, katerega le
obGutila vsa Srbiia. Wee kot 100
his ie uniGenih in neSteto drugih
poSkodovanih. Sunk Sc Sc vedno
.ponavliaio in dosedania skoda
znaSa okoli trideset milionov dina
ROY. Normalno ie dfnar yteden l9
centov in pol.
Srbsli oblasti so naznamle pre-
bivalStvu, mai oStaja kolikor mo-
goGe na prostem dokler Sc zemlia
ne pomiri. Pazi na.fse tudi skrbno
ma razlicne zivali, lli zaslutiio ne
varnost V naprej in pokazejo zbe-
ganost in strah.
Potres so zaznamovali tudi anne
risk seiSmografi. Ma wisconsin
Skemu vseuGilisGu V Marquette je
seismograf zaznamoval nedelit
potres, h Sc je zacel oh pol drugi
uri popoldne in trajal skozi pol u
re. Posebno hud sunek, ki Sc ie pri-
petil OBJ l "A p. m. je trajal enc
minute. Aparat ie pokazal, ola Sc
nahaja srediSce tresenja $500 mil
proti vzhodu in malo na jugu, kar
bi pomenjalo srediSce Italiie.
Priblizno isto je pokazal tudi
seismograf ma Georgetown vseuci
liSGu Washingt0nu, ID. c.
Glas svobode., 1922-04-04
SISTEM AMERISKE MORNARI.
SKE BREZZICNE SLUZBE JE
SVETOVNO NAJUSPES-
NEJSI.

Washington, ID. c., 3. aprila. =
z dovrSeniem izbolisani Cavitc
brezziGno brzoiavne postaje ma FL
lipinskih otokih, je postala brezzi-
Gna sluzba mornarice Zdruzenih
drzav naiuspesnejSi sistem ma sve
tn. Potion reGenih izboliSanj zamo-
re sedaj Cavite postaja V Manila
zalivu ma Filipinih direktno govO-
riti San Franciscan preko dalja-
We 5000 mill. Med obema postaia-
ma Sc vrSi redno obcevanje vsak
dan.
Predno Sc ie ia izbolisanja M,
pravilo, so brzojavke poSlane ma
Filipino morale potovati prekc
Havaia in Guiana. Amerika je ia;
ko direlltno zvezana s Filipfni, sic.
dnii pa istotako direktno Z radilf
postaio V Pekingu ma Kitajskem
Tista postaia V Pekingu je edna
katere Sc moreio Americari ma Ri
taiskem posluziti, &c hoeejo imct'
stike Z domovino ali zunanlem
svetom. V slucaiu da Sc tam Dri,
petiio kaki izgredi, ie to velikc
vaznosti.
Oh Crnem moriu ina amerlska
mornarica edino radio postajo '
ondotnem delu sveta. Use ostalc
podobnc naprave so unieene cara.
di nemirov med boliSeviki in Mi
hovimi nasprotniki in pa radi or.
Sko-turSke voine Anatoliji.
Pomozne organizaciie V Rusii
lin ma blizniem vzhodu Sc mOreiC
zanaSati edino ma ameri$ki radi
sistem. Ge hoGejo razposlati Svolf
brzoiavke V zunanji svet. Tako !.
poslala ia mornariska radio
sluzba cd /. marca lansko leto df
80. novembra wee nego tri milo
Inc besod Gasnikarskih porofil +
veG nego Sest milionov besed ray
nih vladnih, organizaciiskih in pc
dobnih poroGil.
VrednoSt teh postal "a vlado, Z;
trgovsko mornarico in "a caSopis
ie je neprecenliiva. In sedai sc na
pravlia move radio zveze, ki bodt
vkliuGile Sc nizozemske iztocno
Iindiiske otoke in francoske indo
kitaiske
Glas svobode., 1922-04-04
stavkujo6im unijskim premogarjem
Sc pridruzujejo delavci IL neunijskih
premogovnikov.
oko 100000 neunjsh premogarjev ie odlozo orodie

Stavka premogarev ako maovana zadeva kot
mescansk s zatetku Reko e da b moraa
savka raiati naman peno b obo pomanjkane
nu sedanja porocia glase nekoko druga-
Zano soboto e premogarev odoo orodi ker e
Snia pogodba opator poea nj bo o Je nj rad
ohoos sednh hote pogajat deavc VISA odgovo
stavke pade toraj Gopod racunai sednlo
revno deavcev predvsem pa obratoae neun
nikov Danes ola vraa nkOiko svojh bazenih
uph Stavkuocm unsm premogarjem priduzueo Sc nemJ
ski.
Pooea gavnega unije ndianapoisu poroao da e
prmogako okroze New River West Vgini kjer deao
ma open shop pncpu poponoma pneho obatovanjem ker
so deavc osa donna. okrozu Wndnh Gulf tud W Va le
veo vo premogonkov zapo vrata Opazovac aeunaJo ola
dvh premogarsh okozh pred konce tedna zaSta
kao 200 premogarskih delavcev
Pecei podobna porocia prhaajo tud drugh nemh SEX
eli RaGuna da e dosej pridro organlzanm preogar
iem okol 100000 neorganiziranh delavcev.
PO kasni navad nekatere druzbe re poSuZe
naeh morlcev da bodo vprarja zgrede med stavkuJom
Wesvrzns baron so prvi Unisk gavn India
napou e preie bzojavno poroo d Stotesburya W. Va
kompank morc ngna sdese Itaijanov in Spancev IN jim
zagroz smro ce povejo Ma Royalu okraJu Raleigh so
ma karem pea premogarj kompankl nol1e "a
streiat srec nobenega ade Posdna brzoavka ne
poasnue bill napaden pemogar unijsi ali neun1Jsk1
Zeger W. Va je bill premogarsk delavec ub IN drusl
rann zagoava ola nina dogodek nkakega ska aVko
VISA znamena kazeo bodo delav trdem premogu pref
poboa opeatori kot eavc pol mehkega premoga New
med vodte premogarjev yeseo &er so eJel od
sran vet neodvsnh produceev ponube katem hoeo ugo
devetnam zahtev9m aracinh emogarJey ce Sc senl
povrneo deo Prva ponudba prsa cd Wlama Peca pred
senka eckvleu Pa in tel ede podob-
me cd drugh mansh neodvsnh duzb oroza Scranton Pa
Cani anracnh operatorev Sc tmogaV IN avJalo
Sc poen bo nhova orgazaca podaa premogar
lem.
Washmgonu nahaja seda John L. Lewis, predsedmk T. NJ
w Pred federam deavskm komitejem ]e pokazal stas
deavcv posav kvdo edanega boa ma rame op
raoriev Svo pooeo incl spsano vekem obsegu vzeQ
mu ie skoro dan da je precital document.
Hay e konGno ola premogars deavc vidjo nkak duge
svo tezoc ko da vad podzav
nike.
Glas svobode., 1922-04-04
STAVKA FARMARJEV PROTI
v JUzNI AMERIKI.

Kakor Sc poroGa IL Buenos Al
resa, Argentfniia, ie mad tridese.
tisoe arzentinskih farmeriev "a
grozilo, ola preneha obdelovati far
me. Ge Sc Jim he zniza nalemnine
I'll farmerii MISC lastniki posestev
katere obdelujeio nego so lie ma
iemniki, Xxi so well gotova zemlji
sea cd Wade naiem in moral
placevati najemnino, XII je prece
visoka.
Arzentinski predsednik Irogo-
yen je obliubil, da bo vlada posku
sala storiti vse kar ie nieni me
ci, ola bo kongres ugodll zel]l
kmetskih najemnikov.
Glas svobode., 1922-04-04
KARL HABSBURSKI JE UMRL
IN z MUM VRED UTEGNE
UMRETI TUDI IME HABS-
BURZANOV.

Zadnjo soboto dopoldne je v
Funchalu, Madeira umrl bivsi av-
stro-ogrski vladar Karl l., Xxi je V
posledniih par letih postal slaven
S svojimi pustolovskimi poskusi
zasesti ogrski prestol, radi cesar
je bill koncno poslan pregnan-
stvo. Umrl ie radi pljucnice.
Njegovo truplo Sc DO najbrz po-
kopano V Avstriii.
Med monarhisti na Dunaiu in V
BudimpeSti ie zavlada velika Ia
lost ob prejetju vesti, nekateri SO
baje tocili (krokodilove) solze.
Avstrijski dvor je bill najoho-
lejsi cd vseh oholih. Ime Habsbur-
zanov je bilo prvo V Evropi. De-
janski sedai nj izumrlo, toda vpra-
sanje je, ce he bo teku kratkega
casa povsem pozablieno. Proklet-
stvo, ki ie lezalo mad hasbursko fa-
milo je naibrz doseglo MIN svoi
viSek.
Rojalisti Sc sedai zanimajo "a
sledeea vprasania: "Kaj Sc bo
zgodilo z njegovo druzino? Kie bo
vdova Zita zivela? Ali Sc bo 9-let-
mega stareiSega Karlovega sina
pripoznalo kot dedica negotovega
ogrskega prestola? ali ga bodo mo-
narhisti V Budapest prezrli in IL
brali drugega, seveda slucajn,
da zmagajo?
Well. bono re videli V bodocno-
sti, kakSne odgovore bodo dobili
rojalisti. Slavne habsbursle hise
ie konec in mi iskreno zelimo, da
bi Sc nikdar vec ne pojavila ma po-
vrSju. PreveG goria in solz je no
vzroSila ma svetu tekom svoiega
vec stoletnega obstoia in narodi Sc
smejo lie oddahniti, ker je nj vec.
Glas svobode., 1922-04-04

poroca razvdno da je mlada Russia prsena lzro
G mad svoo gospodarsko suao okovno lzobazenm
moGem rugem poroGu istega Ganaa istega dne
MIA da osk ruskonemka kooperacska organ
zaciia katere zbzat Ruso in Nmeo tenejse 1sto
nznrev kmetsk strokojakov ekonomov in rgovcev e ps
shodu.
Twirng clan nemske misije Ru govorl ma zboova
nu opozo kuume ekonomke ve k vezejo ODE de
ze Omen a I Nemea prpravjena obnov stare vezl in po
magai svojo izvrstno tehniko rekonstrukcij Rusje
Organaca po svom bstvu gospodarskega znaaja
ia bo gotovo ozru Rusiji korstna.
Glas svobode., 1922-04-04

bo tekom let tudi ia norost izgin;
la in Sc bo kult posluzeyal milei
Sega naGina "ciscenia svojih pre-
greSnih dus.''
Okraji Taos. Mora in Rio Arr
ba so glavno okrozie, kier biva
jo ii ignorantni nesrecneA.
Glas svobode., 1922-04-04

Mohamedanci bodo sezidali
Franciii svoi zavod in moSeio. O
boie bo ,prvo V receni dezeli. Poin
carevo ministrstvo ie izrazilo ze
ljo, da mai bi pravoverni "maslo
mem" imeli isto svobodo izvrSe
vanju svojih poboznosti pod NINA
retom kot imaio Francozi V cerkv
Notre Dame.
Glas svobode., 1922-04-04

Federalni sodnik V New York;
ie saIomonsko razsodil, ola omeie
valni naselieniSki zakon ne vstei'
duhovnov. Duhovnom lie tako do
volien prost vstop V dezelo. kajt
1uhovni so koristni liudie, delavc
liso, deIavci so Skodliivi.
Glas svobode., 1922-04-04
CUDNA VERSKA SEKTA.

cudneJSl verSk1 lkult V Amerlk1 !,
zaGel danes graditi tezke llrize, ka.
tere bodo niegovi Glani tel1om ce-
remonii predstavljajocih krizani
nosili na veliki petek. Ma enem
| teh krizey bo privezan "skesan
brat, katerega Sc bo bicalo tolikC
casa, da bo "opran vseh svoiih
grehov".
V poslednjih letih ie vee teh pri
smojenih clanov kulta deianski
mrlo ma krizu. Ma veliki petek Ian
sko leto ie ma llriz privezani tepec
prosil navzoGe, maj ga rajsi pribi-
jejo mani in ne samo privezejo.
Veliko Stevilo turistov in RADIO
vednezev IL raznih kraiev Ameri-
Ike Sc pripravlia, da pojde gledat1
| to bedno versko blaznost. Ceremo
Iniie Sc bodo vrSile kakih 300 mill
lod El Paso V Novi Mehiki
|
III verski fanatiki pripadajo +
du, ki ie poznan kot clos HERNIA
nos spokornilli" ali spokorni
bratje". SO spanske in indiianske
llkrvi i'll kazejo svoio poboznost Z
bicaniem.
Vsako leto Sc clani tega kulta
sleGeio do pasu in galzIaJo" :
bici in kaktusovim trnjem. Dolgc
procesiie Sc viieio preko hribov in
dolin V blizini Sante Fe, clani pa
ikrvavecih nog magujejo pod tez-
llimi krizi, petlrat tezii nego oni,
docim Jim kri curlia IL ran, katere
jim ie napravil lue.
Ia kult lie ze star. Kmalu DO
tenn ko so Sc Spanci naselili V No
vi Mehil1i so "Spokorniki' zace!i
praznovati veliki petek ma opisan
Inacin in ponavliaio to leto "a le-
tom. Ziutrai ma dan krizania Sc
Eodpravi procesija na pot, naceIule
Lii neki piskaG ma dude. Ia piska
tGem omaguieta diva. "spokorna
brata ",noseGa tezke krize. Ia Mi
ma koraka trctii sicer brez kriza
toda zato Sc neusmilieno svrka
bicem. Potem ie ducat drugih ella
NOV. da priskoGiio prvim ma pomo'
V sluGaju potrebe. Ia mimi caplif
Stiridcset ali petdeset zen in otrok
XII padaio ma vsakih pctdesct ka
rakov prah na kolena in molilo
Med molitvami prepevaio himne.
Take skupine so ponavljajo sko
ri vso doIgo vrSto procesi1e. y
vsaki skupini sta diva nosilca kri
"a. zaterima sledi eden, diva al
triie. XII Sc biGaio. Drugi Sc zopet
"eistiio grehov" bodecim kak-
tusom. katerega trnie povzroca ne.
usmilieno skeleGe rane. 0koli no.
katcrih je bodice debeio listlf
kaktusov tesno ovito. da Sc ten
gotovejse zagrize trnje globoko '
meso.
Ma prostoru, XII ie namenien kri
zanju, je izkopana velika luknla
in poleg nje lezi najvecji kriz. Ma
ia l1riz Sc vleze tisti, ki hoGe Bit
Il1rizan. Navadno ie to kak mlad
moz, razgalien do pasu. Ma nJego-
vi desni strani !ie nareiena zareza,
XII mai predstavlia sulieno rano ID
IL tie teGe kri neprestano. "Spo-
kornika" Sc trdno priveze "a ro-
! Ike. noge in zivot konopllevlml
vrvmi ma kriz. sledniega postavl V
izkopano luknjo pokoncu ter prl-
trdi.
Yes ia cas- Sc ostali elani bieai
med seboi, moliio in prepevajo hi
mne, docim moz na krizu trpi mo-
ee.
Okoli emo uro Sc nesreenega
"spokornika" pusti ma krizu wise
ii, potem Sc ga shame in moz ie
"oeeiSSGGen svoiih grehov"
Vlada ignolira to pocetie fana-
tikov in Jim dopusti maj pocenia
tio kar hocejo. Preprieanje je, da
The Glenwood post., 1922-07-27
THE FRENCH AND ORGANDIES
Fabric Promises to Have Definite Re,
vival; Picturesque and Smart
Designs Hold over.

II Is at Cannes that the really warm
are first seen, and judging from the
opening season there, AYERS Good
Housekeeping Magazine, one of the
most interesting features is that Or
candle is going to have a very definite
revival. In France, organdie has two
moods-the picturesque and the smart.
In its former mood, we find it in dainty
summer dresses In white or colors,
with tiounced or petal" paneled skirts
below simple, short-sleeved corsage.
Ii is girdled with gold or silver ribbon,
flower wreaths or beads, and one occa'
siOnaily sees the white organdie frock
with sweet blue ribbon" at the
waist. Then, again, it becomes party
to the Parisienne's love of the unex-
pected. and joins forces with black
felt and becomes typically Partisan
hat. A very smart costume had
white organdie overblouse, with an
underslip of green crepe marOcain of
which the plain wide Delt was also Of
crepe marocain and caught with
large gold buckle. The variations of
the organdie mode are many and ex.
tend to the entire wardrobe
Hats made wholly or partly of the
same material are worn with these or.
candle frocks, In either matching or
contrasting colors. Many wide picture
hats are made Of white or colored or.
ganlie, and new departure is the
black organdie hat, trimmed with
great flowers made of soft, brilliant.
colored quills, clusters of bright quills.
or huge, soft artificial flowers Many
have the shirred brim, which is Pc
culiar in that 1t may be pulled or
shaped anew each time it is worn
the stiff shirring holding it in position.
Lanvin features great flowers of tint
ed organdie, on hats of erin or crepe
ie chine, the crisp petals being formed
with the greatest precision.
Organdie Is also used in the unusual
collars, cuffs, vest and sleeves, which
one sees on many of the kasha or
serge frocks to which the Parisienne Is
still faithful, and is the inevitable ac-
compartment of the linen frocks one
sees at the resorts.
The Glenwood post., 1922-07-27
ouakerI.m In Maryland.

The spread Of Quakerism in Mary
land was characteristic of the quiet
zeal with which the promotion Of the
faith was made. Maryland's mission
ary minister of the sect was a woman,
Elizabeth Harris, who visited Virginia
in 1856 and returned to London in the
following year after touring the Chesa-
peake shore. One Of her converts,
Robert Clarkson. distributed ship
ment of books concerning the doc
trines of the Friends among his neigh
bors, and by 1872 there were numerous
residents of the Chesapeake shore who
knew the principles of the Friends.
George Fox, visiting Maryland that
year, noted that at meeting on the
Eastern Shore there were so many
boats passing upon the river "that 1t
was almost like the Thames"
The Glenwood post., 1922-07-27
The Orderly Country Town.

The ordinary country town can not
expect to present fine appearance as
the result of having many costly edi-
fees. 1t may have some handsome
buildings, but it usually cannot invest
any great amount in expensive archi-
lecture and building materials. 1t has
to acquire pleasing appearance in
other ways largely by scrupulous
care of Its business buildings, homes
and streets. with the patient effort to
beautify the same.
Property that is kept in perfect re-
pair has a finish and trimness about
it that counts more than costly archi-
lecture. You see many towns where
a great deal has been spent on ornate
and elaborate buildings, but where
the streets are not kept clean, and
where many people still tolerate dis
orderly conditions. place like that
looks far inferior to many simply
built country towns which are care
fully ntained.-Louisville (Texas)
Enterprise.
The Glenwood post., 1922-07-27

surface. The next and princlpm 6p-
GRAFTON is firing, which is done on a
wooden frame, with thick japanese pa
per stretched across it, charcoal well
covered with ashes being the fuel en-
ployed. This first firing is done at
a temperature of about 120 degrees
Fahrenheit. Meanwhile the leaf is
manipulated for hours by men who roll
1t into balls with the palms of their
hands. The final result is obtained
when each leaf becomes separately
twisted, and changes color to Il dark
olive green. Two more tirings at a
lower temperature follow, after which
the leaf is allowed to dry until 1t be
comes quite brittle. When the proc
ess Is complete the tea Is kept strictly
dry, as moisture destroys its aroma.
Tea so made is the genuine Japan tea,
or what is commonly known in Amer
lea as green tea."-East and West.
The Glenwood post., 1922-07-27
tlorrlQ1 Town
akt1glp lpsA
SPLENDID FOR THE GARDEN
Flower Known as "Palnted Tongue"
VIII Well Repay Time and
Trouble Bestowed on II.

No more gorgeous bed for August
and September and until the hard
frost comes in October can be planted
than one of the Painted Tongue, Sal
piglossis, the flower with the veins Of
gold. This annual is one of the most
beautiful Of the summer flowers and
is not often met with, although florists
are using 1t very largely for cut flow
ers the last two years; its gorgeous,
purple, maroon. scarlet, rose and
bronze shades, all with veins showing
a CLINT of gold, metallic simmer
found In no other flower making a
brilliant display when cut.
The improved forms show a great
Increase in size over the older forms
and resemble the finer petunias in
general appearance, although the
blooms are more trumpet shaped than
those of the petunia. The Painted
Tongue is native of Chill.
One reason for the rare appearance
of the Painted Tongue in the garden
is that many people have tried to grow
1t and have had difficulty. 1t should
not be coddled. Planted indoors. to
get an early start. they have dsap-
pointing habit of diving off inexplica-
The Glenwood post., 1922-07-27
The Painted Tongue.

bly, after they are transplanted into
their beds. leaving blank spots and
running the appearance. Too much
coddling is the trouble. They should
be raised outdoors. 1t is best to wait
until May and plant them in the open.
The seed is fine and terminates quick
ly and should be scattered thinly
where the plants are to stand and
thinned to 15 inches apart. A pinch
Of seed scattered at 14-inch intervals
would solve the problem, thinning to
the healthiest plants In the colony.
They can be transplanted successfully
If moved with good ball Of dirt SO
the roots are not disturbed too much.
Their growth is surprisingly slow at
the start and they seem to have de-
cided to stand still. 1t may take
them month or more to reach q
height of three inches but after that
they start sprint If the weather Is
warm and by August will reach q
height of from feet to 80 inches.
They need a rich soil and it is well
to allow two or three plants to stand
in each little colony to select the
sturdiest as even with this care some
of them are likely to give up the
ghost. They resent any check in
growth which is one reason why they
stand transplanting badly. Give them
liberal cultivation and plenty Of wa
ter and you will have wonderful
sheet of bloom.
The Glenwood post., 1922-07-27
MUSLIN FOR GIRLS DRESSES
UnbIeached Material Splendid for
Play Frocks; Various EmbelIish-
ments Are Available.

The practicability of unbleached
muslin needs no alibi. and Is therefore
easily understandable as medium for
girls play frocks. This obvious quail
ity-which does not make for hand
someness-is entirely overcome by the
use of delightful embellishments, such
as cretonne applications. worsted EN-
brolderies and tinted linen applica-
lions.
one firm showed group of these
dresses, which lay their origin to Paul
Poiret. The dresses included num-
Der that were made for fourteen-year-
old girls, and, like the smaller sizes,
also showed bloomer attachments.
Large motifs of cretonne patterns,
such as birds. flowers and trees. are
cut out and applied to the dress, whicn
is of the simplest slip composition,
worn with and without belts. Worsted
stitching is frequently introduced,
forming II line of continuity in the
applied figures. One model introduced
motif worked out in painted linen.
The Glenwood post., 1922-07-27
odd and Interesting.

Geophagists, as dirt-eaters are
called, have been known from the
earliest times. Some soils in Russia,
India and other countries have always
been sought by the natives for their
health-giving qualities. and in a GER
tain district In India there Is black
earth that is used as a sweetmeat
mixed with small quantities Of grass
and leaves.
The difference between the old
straight and the newer crinkly hair
pin made fortune for the man who
noticed that his wife shed her hairpins
as she walked about the house.
Many Partisan fruiterers exhibit for
sale apples with monograms, Chris
tian names, arrow-pierced hearts and
other tender devices photographed up-
on them.
The Glenwood post., 1922-07-27
Extremes In Buttons.

Buttons run to extremes for next
fall, both in price and size The trade
is buying either very expensive or
very cheap types. and either very
fancy or very plain buttons. Celluloid
is generally preferred to galalith be.
cause it dips to the exact color of a
costume, n feature much in demand
this season. A plain button said to be
very good Is oval in shape and has q
long indentatl0n. A smart galalith
button is composed of three layers OF
the substance and Is hexagonal In
shape. Among the more elaborate but
tons, large celluloid cameo effect IL
meeting with success. Odd shapes
in pressed and carved buttons are in
good demand.
The Glenwood post., 1922-07-27
Ornamental Headgear.

The subarctic people from the
frozen tundra wear snugly fitting
bonnet with earldps, designed to ex-
clude the cold as well as to conserve
the heat. Although the utilitarian
side is the essential feature, and each
used in the construction Of the bonnet
are necessary to make the shape, the
people who wear this headgear have
adapted ornamentation to Its limita-
tions. Fur is the basic material, but
there are effective inserts Of different
The Glenwood post., 1922-07-27
MANY ARE LIKE OLD SIWASH
In Fact. the Majority Of Mankind
Would Find Loafing to Be
an lawful Grind"

"Tve farmed for 81 years." said
Slwash Siltenborn, land spent my
time at grooming steers and coaxing
tardy corn. I'm calloused now on
hoof and hand and lame in back and
mind; I'm weary Of my square of
land and this eternal grind. It's har-
row, harness, haul and hitch, it's ham,
mer, hoe and hay; it's pillow, and pull,
and pack and pitch, it's pail, and
plod, and pray! I've earned my time
on Easy street. my day on beds Of
down, so soon I'll turn my weary feet
toward softer times in town!"
So Siwash sold his ancient land,
its stable, stock and sod, and banked
In cash, l understand, fair and
tempting wad He settled in a cozy
shack with not tap to do, except to
sally forth and back, and smoke a
pipe or two. He gets his mail at ten
o'clock. at one, and three, and five,
and drones about the price of stock,
of honey in the hive. He stops in at
the blacksmith shop, the lumber yard
and store, to tell the village clerk, or
cop, about the days Of yore!
That was the life!" he tells them
Gl. "'Twas busy, full and free; twas
pep and go both spring and fall-it
was the life for me! There's nothing
like the farm, 1 swear, the pumpkins
and the pens, the kicking colts and
biiAlle mare, the meadows and the
hens. Search this old globe from head
to heel no better job you'll find-but
this old aimless loafing deal is sure an
awful grind u. E. Tufft, in Farm
Life.