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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-02-17

ders and enter judgments. Section
1157 provides that the Circuit Court
shall have power to promulgate rules
and regulate the procedure for cases
coming under the juvenile law. The
court has promulgated code of rules
and among other rules there is one
rule that provides that all orders,
judgments and decrees entered by or
der, of the referee shall be binding
until reversed by the Circuit Court.
Therefore, the referee has the power
to hear and determine any case re-
ferred to him, and the judgments and
orders entered by the referee are
binding, subject to review by the cir
cult court. A ruling to this effect has
been made by the State Board of Char
tiles and Corrections. This is rea-
sonable construction TO be placed on
the Juvenile law. The reason that
the law gives the Circuit Judge the
power to appoint referee was that
neglected and delinquent children
can be given the benefits Of ifnmedi-
ate relief. R.C. Rueker.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-02-17

stating he felt secure in prophesying
a membership Of at least hundred
in the near future. Before adjourn
ment it was the understanding that
there would perhaps be two special
meetings before the next regular
meeting Of the Chamber, to press for
ward the important work the Chamber
has unqualifiedly endorsed. Arrange
ments for the special meetings are in
the hands of committees.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-02-17
CHAPTER
ORDER OF DeMOLAY

The next regular meeting will be
held on Monday, Feb. Goth, at 1870 p.
m. District Deputy C. l.. STANCE will
attend this meeting and present many
matters concerning equipment, ritual,
etc. 1t is important that you be pres
ent at this meeting, and every mem
ber is urged to attend.
Edward Myers Garner,
Master Counciler.
Otis Spillman Bugg, Scribe.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-02-17
swindle Exposed.-Farm Bureaus
Render Service.

THE Missouri Farm Bureau News
has an article on how the webster
County Farm Bureau exposed a SWIM
die of crew of "get-rich-quick wal
lingfords." The self-styled statesmen
said they were selling county rights
to a line of first aid and medical KITS.
"Farmers in Ohio were teeced OF
more than $4,000 last summer oy
esther the same crew or a similar set
of gentry. some farmers losing prac-
+ica1ly ali they possessed. The scheme
is within the law" for the statesmen
sell merely the territory rights to sell
the medicine kits. -.
"There NAV be demand for
emergency or first aid medicine KITS
in every rural home. But II there is,
nId fashioned horse sense teaches that
the demand viii be filled IN the usual
business way without anybody pelng
oblired to pay exhorbitant amounts
far the mere rights 10 sell them.
.cWhen the unsuccessful salesmen
denarted from Webster county, they
c5ecked their baggage to Springfield,
ard County Agent Hill notified Coun-
tv Agent Delpg of Greene County, that
thcy were on the way. 1t is quite
probable, however, that they will
move farther from the scene of their
failure in Webster county.
'"The Blue Sky department of the
Missouri Farm Bureau Federation
will appreciate reports of all such
schemes, so that warnings may be
passed along to other Farm Bureau
members everywhere"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-02-17

Col. Ed. P. Grove, owner of the
Dexter Statesman, was a business
visitor in Pennington yesterday. He
has leased his paper, however, to en-
gage in what is apparently a more
profitable field for him, that of lyce-
um lecturing, in which he ranks high.
In fact, we are becoming suspicious
that our red-headed friend is attempt
ing to get control of the lyceum field
as the recent Postmaster General OK
poets to control the movies.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-02-17

firmary, $50; F. X. Hastings, room
rent, 50; John Isenman, supplies, S3.-
55; ID. /. Silvey, repairs, $3.50; E. X.
Hawn, crushed rock, S5O5.60; C. w.
Francisco, pay roll truck drivers,
$2t2.95; G. +. Meyer, road dragging,
$500.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-02-17
Pruning Schools Will Be Conducted
Next Week, Feb. 20, 81 and %.

A number of pruning schools will
be conducted throughout the county
next week. H. A. Cardinell, OF the
Horticulture Department of the Mis-
eouri College of Agriculture, will as
.sist in these schools and demonstra-
tions. The work taken up will be the
prunihg and proper care OF young
trees, old trees, grapes and all the
important problems that confront the
owner of an orchard
The schedule of meetings is as fol-
lows:
Feb. 20, Starting at Q a. m, K. l..
Welker, Cartee; starting at l:5O P.
m, ]. C. Hunter, Bismarck; start
ing at 7:30 p. m, Copenhagen, Com
fnunity House.
Feb. 81, starting at 9 a. M, Philip X.
Heinrich, Doe Run; starting at 1:5O
D. m, S. F. Mccarthy, Jay Dee
community; starting at 1880 p. M,
Merriman school house.
Feb. %, starting at a. m, j. NJ
Webb, Knob Lick.
The work of the night meetings,
naturally will be a discussion OF
pfumng, raIner tIldn d uoihVhoe ~@NOi''
with the other discussions on the care
Of an orchard, etc.
Dat Smut Can Be Controlled.
There was considerable loss last
wear in the county from oat smut
This can be controlled at little ex-
pense. Methods of control have been
used by different farmers in : the
county. A very effective method Is
as follows:
Sprinkle seed until thoroughly
moist with solution of pint OF for
maldehyde to 40 gallons of water
shoyeling over repeatedly to disti1b-
ute moisture evenly. Forty gallons
will treat so bushels. Shovel into a
nile and cover with sacks. canvas, Of
blankets for two hours or over night
Drv by spreading in thin layer and
stirring occasionally with rake. Seed
may be sown when dry enough TO turn
freely through the drill, setting the
dril to sow about two pecks more per
acre. to allow for swollen condition OF
grain. If to be stored for several
days. dry thoroughly. Disinfect sacks
bin, and drill, to prevent re-infection
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-15
Footwear
Laird Schober's
SIP to 1850

There are many distinctive and
smart styles among Laird Schober's
new autumn models. Strap slip
pers OF suede are contrastingly
trimmed-gray suede with black
patent leather: beige suede with
tan calf trimmings. Patent leather
pumps, some strapped and some
without: and tan and black calf
walking shoes
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-15
Isle hosiery
SOC to 1.50

We have vast assortments of Isle
hosiery in regular and outsizes in
Guiding Wayne Knit and Onyx
makes. Included among the many
colors are brown, black, white,
gray, navy, sponge and balbriggan.
Thin, medium and heavy weight
hosiery-one that is particularly at
tractive is a new sport number,
heavily ribbed, priced at CSC.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-15
Children's hose
Soc to Csc

Onyx, Phoenix, Waynknit Pony
Stockings for children fashioned of
fine isles and heavy woods. They
are in plain and Derby ribbed
styles in half, three quarter and full
lengths. Some have wide cuff tops
and they are in black. white and
brown. We carry only the best hos
iery for children and you are sure
to find the styles and sizes you
want.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-15
Walking oxfords
$50 to 1850

Conservative styles in women's
oxfords are deemed extremely fash
ionable this season-they are fash
toned Of black and brown calf and
kid feathers with medium and Gu
ban heels. There are also styles for
young girls-brogue lasts of black
and tan feathers with the ever pop
ular flat heels.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-15
Wool hosiery
$50 to $50

We already have comprehensive
showing of wool hosiery including
imported English numbers in in
teresting shades and weaves; also
Onyx, Wayne Knit and kayser
woods in heather mixtures, two tone
effects and solid colorings. There
are plain weaves, ribbed styles
some with embroidered and lace
clocks.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-15
Novelty footwear
So and $40

This is a season for novelty ef-
fects in footwear-footwear that is
different in color, in design or in
trimming. One attractive strap
pump is of tan calf with trimmings
of a lighter color; another is of
patent leather with strap and trim
mings of suede. They both have
low walking heels and are the last
word in footwear fashion.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-15
Dress slippers
Cos to 7.95

There are many delightful styles
of satin, some in novel cut-out ef-
fects; attractive patent leather
models that may be worn for street
as we'll as dress occasions, and ex-
tremely smart are strap slippers Of
black and brown brocaded satin
trimmed with narrow strips of
leather. French and Baby Louis
heels are featured.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-15

Included in our vast assortments
are Onyx, Wayne Knit, Kayser,
Phoenix, Gotham Gold Stripe and
McCallum-all full fashioned, pure
thread silk hosiery. You will find
ell the desired light and dark
shades, a wide range Of regular and
out sizes and an interesting variety
of plain and fancy weaves-lace
and embroidered clox.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-29

mesen anben ppperIie Silt M fan.
ees". @nseIiarerne faIbte ben Sci.
lig-Waaneb, % aarI Den Store CAB
ben Hannet Wittuniaaneo, Der betty
Der Sruetmanneo. gnbiu beber oett
paa Spif Sbitmaaneo, Der 10 betpber
oct iamne.
SeptemberS Sub hos Homerrte bar
Gnlfan. San bar Smeoet,s @ub %
bapoe fin este poa Sulfanen s@tna
paa Sicilien. Sons Saber bar ielpe
Siipiter, Der neb @uttens SsbieI greb
bam / 9enene % faitebe BAN iaa bsit
op / Geiret, at oct pareoe en- bel
Dag, inben BON falbt neo paa Gen
Semnos | ggg9erbapet, fortGIes
Ser. Oct fort9Ies osiaa ON Sultan.
at ban en- Gang frieoe til gisboms.
gnOinben Winerpa og fit So, men ie-
mere CAB bun bam en- biinolss &lirb,
iom ban Dog belbigt Hap isiennem.
San blep iioen gift meo &ierligbeos.
glioinben 8enus.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-29
September.

90 September fit Rapn, nar ben
Iarets ippenoe Waaneo. Set bar /
DC gamle 8omeres Gage. Spp beoer
paa 2atin ieptem. Seraf Naonet
September, Der altiaa er ct rent H1i.
mernapu. Il er September rptfet
neb til nienoe 8laos. Oct blep ben
aIlereoe unber Wllma Yompilius, iom
ipieoe De TO Waaneoer Sanuar %
Sebruar til Iarets ben Sang fun
ii Waaneber. 90 ba De to rtp til
fomne Waaneber bleb fat | Spioieu,
rpffebe be sprise TO 8laoier neo.
Septembers SagetaI bar perlet IL
geiom bens Ylabs. Sprinoelig bap-
De oenne Iaaneo finn 16 Gage. I'm
ser Iomilrs fit oen BET forbsiet til
30. Sg G9iar GAP Sen en- til, iao
Den MI bapoe 81. Wen ba sluguitus
fom til Horet, tos ban isien oen enc
bort. Sg iioen bar September bapi
80 Gage.
gnbeIig bar Der ogiaa ppret for
iset at gipe September ct anoei
Hapn. SaaIeoeS snifeoe 8omerne
at ben ffuloe beoe 2iberilis eiter De-
res 9eiier, iom ben Sang lepeoe emo
MI, % iom be gierne piloe imigrt
libt. Wen WanOen, Der iom befieno'
bar en- sruiom % ~bIootsritig Gpral
baboe alligepel iaa meeen Selpfritit
at ban frabab fig seren. Sans ST
terfslser, beu panpittige 3eiier Cali
gula, bsbte September ON til at beo'
@ermanicus til sgre for bans Saoer
Sg iaaleOes beo Den ogiaa Ell Sio
Wen iaa fit Den fit gamile Hapm ion
Den iioen bar bebolM.
9et gamie banife Nann err 5iife
J maaneb, "foroi ben febeite Glib o.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-29
Perman Scfen
paa Sunones
@f Splfesmmb Saafon 2sfen
"0dobl."

Gen 24be @usiit er oct 100 @ar
iiben min Sar blep febt, % ieg bill
gierne iige nosle Sro Tom bans gf-
termRle.
Slegten er fra Sett paa Homerife,
fra @aarben 2sfen, (2etfpin eIler
2sifie = 2eifarpoU, iom Iigger lige
peo 3irfet. Oct er ODER 80 gpgOer
Ii 0oree, iier Der isrpaa, iom bar
@aarbe al bette Ianlt, og Napnet er
piitnof minoit 5000 Iar gammelt.
Yaa Geitlanbet beoer oct 9efpen eIler
2efpe.
Win Sipoloerfar, Ole g. bar gier
al belle 2sfen, men bapoe Ell Wasie
Barn. % 8aarben blep belt. Gu er
Ser 5 Spiibbere.
Wfin Slbefar gpen 9. fit en- fpIot
&ramfarifreppe al lin Sar og tiente
iaa bra iom &rambanoler, at ban
mart efter blep 9anobanolcr | GItre
glfer, BET mlb9reuoe @renlanb, nGr
8aterlanbS Bro. San blep gier al
flere 2atosaaroe n9r Srsbaf, men
miiteoe fine Eenge peb Heouftionen
Ii 1St5-t6.
Sans Son Ole, min Sarfar, par
fsrit paa 9utifen hos i'm SaIter,
Wao. 9isririto, iom bapbe Ell goo
Sanoel peo Stortorpet, men ga ogiao
bum miltet fin Sornuie beo 4enaere,
0uftionen, begpnbte ban en- Sanbel
for fig ielp / 8rogaoen, men fIptte6t
fsrit til Wois OF iaa til Srsbaf, bbor
han anlagoe ct itsrre 9r9nberi
@aaroen bru9es MI iom Ipistrpffe'
ri, og &eiter al Sanobaiiner oa Hsr
bites enonn | gafferne openfor bette
Ser blep min Sar fsbt / 1922, mer
garet efter iolgte Sarfar Sorretnin
gen | Srsbaf OF fIptteoe til &riitia
mia, bpor bon blep We6eier | Sail
ges 8r9noeri, iom ban ielp arunb,
|lagbe - MI GOLDBERG o. Sormarfs
@aaro | @rGnien, peo Siben Of @e
bells @aarb.
Win Sarfar ituoereoe Spritiabri
fationen %rationelt os beisgte Noro
bailierL Og 90 min Sar bar f9roi,
meo i'm Sfolesms, / Isaers SnIti
tut, begpnbte ban iom 2prlina
gr9noeriet. San l9ite | Den anleS
ming Spif hos g, Chr. asbisrnicn
, iom ban flenote fra Seriebeisg pat
Wo paa &ingerite. Ieo Ssrsen Mto
er hi nemlig / ct %eicnoommeli,
lSlegtifab. SGter Of Ssrsen Woe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-29
Rot oper y oropoIen.

Sfslse Ell Webbelelie fra Eoitme.
Iieren / Iome, MIaifa, Mr. S. S.
@alib til Soitoepartementet, er oct
for Siben meset popul9rt ! De @gne
CT ienoe Yoit til europa pia Norb'
tolen. 9enne Eoit ifal Ienoes meb
cen norife IoropoIsfarer, 9aptein
slmunoien a bans ioIibe sfib
Mauo", Tom nplig forIoS Nome
meS aurs for oeu arftiife 9ripis,
for / @interens Sob at frpie fait, o.
bpis alt eaar efter SorusiGtnins, bli
tort iammen meo Sien oper Iorb.
pollen til europa. Wan bar beres.
net at benne Reiie oil ia ca. 2 Mar,
men oct er BOG life Meninsen at
9oitcn Tom blir fsrt meO Sfibet ifal
bli iaa meget foriiufet. aaptein
Imnolens Ylan err nemlig iammeu
meo en- Slipper at forlabe Sfibet peo
Toint Barron % berfra meo gero-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-29

plan Hppe til Spitsbergen, meofe'
lenoe / Ieroplanet be ToitiGffer Der
err beItemt for europa, oirefte oocr
Horbpolen.. Sette bill bli en- Nrtatto
/ aa 1000 Mil at tilbagelPgge. Spl5
S~prboloene tilfaber bet, bill DER BIZ
fcretat Ell Gambling paa 8olen, bpor'
eiter Ieroplanet pil fortI9tte 'nl
Sieiie pper Dc frosne SAB til Splt@
bergen. Sfelge De ieneite Wfeooelcl'
fer err piIhipf Teiien oper Yolet no
fat til neite Saar.
8oItmeiter @aIib mebbeler at Der
par mango fremmsot og itcr geuT.
qcIie ga Sfibet forloO 9rpggen
@one for at sra no paa Den faretlll,
Sc Serb giennem Sien. Sa Sflbef
eIeo fra 9rpggen par Der mango ocI
Fem Isbenbe for i iioite Sicblif at taa
icnot ct grep meo Sfibet. "WtaltOD
IfaI ifeIge Webbelelie bore forip1et
meo ct Boitfontor, meo egne atoc'
Ilnser for De forifieaige Slags Solt'
"a Der bIep i anIebningen lapet c9lte
| 9onpolutter for 9rene til at minoe
ON neutrality-suspicious..
Yoitmeiteren meboeler oesroen al
han bar m~oota9et ct fort initial gre
re aoresieret til frcmitaaenoe WPl1'
im Yr9iioent Saroing, ErGIloen'
ten al Wserico % 8eneralpoItnlelteF
@orf. elsie grepe bill bli fsrt oocr
Gorbpoleu til europa, for iaa attc:
at saa tilbase til De 6oreneoe StH'
ter. On De noeenihroe pil fonlme
@~bresiaten ibRnbe, beror paa bpli.
fen Stole SfiGbnen bill fpile mCo
3aptein Nmmoieu UNDER i'm fareIiil'
e. OF ~epentprlige Serb oper Morn.
poleu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-29

Sale, aaIas, Staplas, 2agsrfie,
5prilogu eler Sfant, beber paa Scr.
serte Setning. Wan bapbe apeIoS.
ietning - BET en- ifuIbe ubfsre af
Mrbei6e fra Soda blep tpn6t til Nab.
peros- os 0agietning: Daesperf,
iGopansmGsfig beitemt Mrbei6s.
mGngbe pr. Dag for borne Soil.
S Gaaronnen ifal en- Wano ipaoe
op en- Tunnulenbi, D. b. I. faa fort
Stpffe Mger, at Ell fan anle en-
Ssnbe &ort1 paa oct (iffe faa fort
altiaa, at cit fam iaa en- Tsnbe paa
oet). Der aples omtrent uoeluffenoe
9pg.
9e aaerHeite @snber uofsrer nem-
Zig frembeles fit Soroarbeibe meb
Spaoen (Saf). Igrene er for bet
meite iaa imaa, at Ser life er Blabs
engang til Seit % 1log. Set at
ipaoe op Soroen, fsr man iaar, fal.
bes at pelta, Betting. ct Tlinnelebi
regnes / De beoite 3ornbiitrifter at
bore ct @reaI paa 8 @anse 8 5apne,
paa De oaarlisite Steoer 10 @ange
10. 2anobrussfoniulent Citizen eap
op: is @anse 18 lange Sfribt paa
De ipolige Ger, 90 @ange 20 Sfriot
paa De norblige; bisie lanse Sfriot
= paa 1 Weter = fables Gin, og at
maale op / Snbmarfen beb Sfriot-
ming falbes at gina so. st Sunna.
lenoi ifuloe iaalebes bli meaem 256
og 400 &pabratmeter.
Sernpit er oct 9agsietning for ct
porent slrbeiosmenneife at iafia ct
Suntulenbi. 9ette iparer til Sar,
ping: Spimlloring af Sorben og
NebmIloing al aornet. Oct tier og.
iaa meo Spaben, iom itabig fsres op
og neo, ibet ben breies ! Saanben,
og baffer @r9storben aloeles |
Smaabiter.
S Sfaaronnen ffal Ell Manb ifi9re
Ell Sunnulenbi. gn b~aanofnlo Sort
Itraa fables en- Saano, 6-8 S9nber
l9gges ia,nmen % faloes 1 29go,
8ornbaanoet (@irnoi) bannes iaa al
lere 99sb. aornbaanoene er imio'
lertib blet siort af bsiit forifieais
Stsrrelie. Nf De minOite, ies bar
bert Gale ON, ff,lloe Der til AS for
at gipe Ell Tbnbe &orn. Se blep
faIot Observation-Disclosures, ibet man fit
en- 8annabari 6 8otter) at bpert
8unbi. (9et gamle fGseiife Sulntaal
for tsrre Sarer iom 8orn og Salt,
&annubari, maa bel bore Ell noget
afenbret Sorm al oct norife Orb
&anneambar, Naalefar al Gro, iom
ieg fienber +. @r. fra 8aleitrano
Sogn.) S &eselen binbes 9aanbene
noget itsrre, - nogeniteos iaa "a
@unbir giper en Esnbe, ia, enoog iaa
man faar en- Tenbe al IL. Yaa
@runb al bet uitaoige SEER paa Scr
serne - og bel al flere andre @runoe
l. Dor man life brugt at tsrfe &or.
net pibere rlbe paa Warfen; Oerfor
bar oct life giort noget, ON ma bar
bunoet 9aanoene iaa ~oberoroentlia
itore.
On SIaattefar ifal fIaa SD til tre
Saater ON 9agen; Ell Normaliaatt
- Wetingaiaata = inoeboloer tre
gpr6er. ct Saatalenoi - oct Ireal.
Tom giper So til en- Saate =. er to
SunnuIenbir; iaaleoes blir 0ags'
Ilaatten paa 6 Sunnulenoir = mel
lem 1919 % "a Mr. 9ette er e1
ipert libet glreal, men man ifulbe ie.
bpor nsie be gnaper al @resiet pao
SGrserne. @resiet er nemlig uiGo'
nanlig tet % nofiaa fort. .Slaatte'
faren logger berfor 2iaaen ipGri
neoao os tager lige til @rGsiporen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-29

y PIT oct leg bar at forteue ON bam
mnber Napuet "Senrif Sbaaien" |
mine 3 Remoirebsser, Slime &az
tbriueS llugoom", "9anbiens Sib".
og Sra Siorbenes til Sispinn" er
fulbit9nbis ianot. Seq bar life babt
Siertc til at lrgge no9et til eacr to
noaet fra.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-29

eeub "Dessrab.gpfen" ttI GIeat % SerilCF
bet samIe 2ano. 9riien CT 800 pr. Sa''
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-29

Hvis De liker tyrkisk
tobak, vii De like
"Chesterfield"
cigaretten
Fire beremte kvaliteter af
fin tyrkisk tobak bruges 1
chesterfield" cigaretter, men
denne banding forklarer
kun defvis hvorfor "Chesterfi-
cid" cigar etterne har en- saa
udmerket smag.
bet or tils@tning at speci-
ell amerikansk tobak, som cir
Chesterfield" cigaretterne
den fine milde smag. De vii
like finde denne absolat kor-
rekte banding I andre ciga-
retter.
Prov en- "CHESTERFIELD"
cigaret idag!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-29

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-03

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-03

FOOlBALL~ IN The WESI
When the report came over from Wamego, Kan, Friday afternoon
sEnterprses football editor. RH 1t was @ also rum rumo ed that Nv Wam M A hd
been using two footballs and had sen a around each end. This
proved to be a mistake. and it turned out that a cyclone had struck the
Alma line and they failed to get hold of even the tail of it as it went by"
Large gambling casino opened in Moscow, but it really isn't gam
bling. They don't play for money, they play for rubles.
has become of the baby kissers, those candidates who used to go around
spreading germs among innocent infants in the interest of a repub-
hcan form of government
1t may be just possible that our wenknown civilization is ad-
vancing a step.
Candidate for coroner and have never felt just right since, having a
sort of morbid and gloomy outlook o life which attr butte entirely
and honorable torture known IS dyspepsia. / also have a constant de-
sire for tobacco, which, ! am sure. ] contracted from the coroner.
spared, doubly q pleasure because the girl babies will be voting IS well
as the boy babies.
don which would, now be condemned by every scientist in the world.
But the. custom, happily, seems to have passed away
doubtless do not remember that. away back in childhood. they we're
kissed by politicians.
The Moslems, in their initiative way. have almost equaled the afro
cities of the recent civilized war in Europe.
TODAYs WISE CRACK
II you attend to your W business you will always have some
business to attend to.
We notice the following headline in one of the New York papers:
Banker Cuts His Own Throat" We do not know how the writer of
this headline regards bankers In general. but we don't believe any
banker would perform this operation on the throat of anybody else.
PEN AND rNKLINGs
1t is no crime tic give a bum check to a bootlegger. But the trouble
is that a bootlegger won't accept either kind, good or bad.
There is no reason why any man should not retire at .he age Of
Godowski. a famous pianist, a great MANY piano pavers re-
too bashful to perform in public. If you ar a piano player and afHict-
ed that way the best thing to do is to play for the screen.
The engineer stopped the train 800 feet from the highway crossing
and looked carefully about What's the natter" asked the fireman.
Well said the engineer, I'm not going to take a chance CT being hit
by one Of them automobiles"