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The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1922-10-06
school department.

school department.
Maxine and Charline Brown
spent two days in Chattanooga
attending the fair and visiting rel
atives.
Opal Hutchinson was out one
day this week
improvements were made this
week by putting up some new black
boards; we have plenty OF crayon,
brooms, etc, sent here this week by
the county superintendent for call
of the rural schools.
Esquires Lavender, Deer Lodge
Duncan, Petros, Thos. Cross ct al
were here this week for supplies.
The freshman class, unusually
large. spent some time with much
interest after school to make sure
the Latin and other work would be
ready for later tests; Latin is fine
test of the mental alertness and a.
bility to concentrate the full powers
After all one of the great ends of
school is to lead to an established
habit of concentration, alertness,
fixed purpose that will result in car
rying thru the tasks one attempts
all these might be called one as
there are so many things to be mas
tered.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1922-10-06
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
JOHN BYRD


VS.
MYRTLE BYRD
No. 1912. In the Chancery Court
at Wartburg, Tenn.
In this cause it appearing from
the bill which is sworn to that the
defendant Myrtle Byrd is non res
ident of the State of Tennessee, she
is therefore hereby required to ap'
pear on or before the First Monday
in November next, before the Clerk
& Master in his office at Wartburg,
Tennessee, and make defense to the
bill filed against her by John Byrd,
or otherwise the bill will be taken
as confessed and the cause proceed
ed with exparte.
1t is further ordered that this no.
tice be published in the Morgan
County Press for four consecutive
weeks. This Oct. End, 1922.
R. A. DAVIS, Clerk & Master
10 e. At.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1922-10-06
VOL. 4, NO. 20

The Tennessee Republican women
opened headquarters at the Maxwell
House Monday morning, with Mrs
James S. BeasIey. Vice Chairman
Of the State Executive Committee.
in charge Of the work. Miss Harriet
London is Secretary. Mrs. J. II.
Anderson, of Chattanooga, isChalr'
man OF Republican Women's Speak
ers' Bureau. Mrs. T. G. Settle is
in charge of publicity. Mrs. Gibson
Patterson is directing the organiza-
ton work.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1922-10-06

In an interview with a represen'
tive of the Press a few days ago.
Mrs. James Be ,sley Chairman OF the
Republican Women workers, stress
ed the Qualification Republican wo-
men feel in campaigning for men
of such moral caliher as Governor
Taplor, Senator Newell Sanders,
of Chattanooga, Republican candi'
date for United States Senator; and
the other Republican candidates
before the people. She voiced the
sentiment of women voters all over
Tennessee in this recommendation.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1922-10-06

The Tennessee women are work.
ing zealously in support of Governor
Tavlor and the Republican ticket.
Among prominent Republican We
men callers at headquarters last
week were Mrs. Lula R. Long,
Springfield; Mrs. John S. Beasley,
Centreville; Mrs. J. D. Pope,
Linden; Mrs. Sam. Pickering,
Carthage; Mrs. J. G. Barnes,
Cookeville, member of the women S
Executive Committee.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1922-10-06

Tennessee Republican women
have a live State organization. 1t
would be difficult to find more
alert group of workers.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1922-10-06
Administrators Notice.

To all whom it may concern:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-06
CHARLES AUSTIN BATES SAID
advertising Is Merely
Asking for Trade"

a great down their advertising in
'ie summer. Sono altogether.
IN everyday l!fe when thing |, hard only
ne gets crowbar and block sn
ana thc stone IL the he
stone be 80 wv
hiH same wa, way IN business Trade in
~ can DC nor though. You he lever
,ehEthencd certainly o Th.
pest business lever
Is IN" longest lever and the quickest o trad
Dull times arc tho times to forth
already; Advertising merely
Mhcn inc store IL full your spac"
Don expect mat you viii big dull
keep count VIII
Profitable and profit
aoe AFTER while The f.Ir
Wise enough to all
me more profitable for those who
others are not. II gives
advertising
Common sense has 20 10 adv
[ NAV
tnKc some nerve to money newspaper
when tho business Isn't making expenses I w
More than half house in your
be ahead " they could 70 hr.cm
Summer. But they ~ 80 va
- '-N'' 1919 1850
Same advertising.
Think
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-06
AUTOMOBILES
automobiles for Salo
USED-CAR
ANNOUNCEMENT.

OOED-CAR
ANNOUNCEMENT.
We have several
used cars recently
traded in as part pay
ment on new Durants
that we will dispose of
at exceptionally low
prices. We consider
them good trades, else
we would not have
taken them into our
stock. You can pur-
chase any one Of these
cars and give it a
three-day trial. If it
does not prove as we
represent it and does
not give satisfaction,
THE FULL PURCHASE.
PRICE WILL BE RE-
TURNED TO YOU
without question. Our
service includes free
driving lessons and Sc
curing license tags for
the purchaser.
FORD TOURING ........,7s
OVERLAND 1. TOUR. ....... 800
BUICK 4. TOUR. ............ $50
OVERLAND I. BEDAS . $50
OVERLAND 90. ROADSTER 225
STUDEBAkER TOURING. 7.
ovsRIASD 50. IouRiSG i 100
Terms can be arranged.
Used Car Dept,
HARPER MOTOR
CO., INC,
1885 w. Broad Street.
Telephone,
Boulevard 1902.
MAMMOTH USED
CAR SALE,
Fourth and Grace SITS.
Ask for
Mr.. Butler,
Mr.. Taliaferro, or
Mr.. Abbey.
r
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING

INDEXED FoR QUICK
REgERbSCR
Csc the TeleDhone--CnIl ItnndoIph !
Ask for Want Ad Taker
Ciassinoo Embellishments ordered
for xtth RiChAOND 1lAIlS- dis
fAtSd daily morning edition Will
AppeM IA the next edition or Tah
EVENING DISPATCH. The ratios
given herewith cover morning and
sveninK service In all Instances, With
the exception OF IA H. b UN u A
TLhES-DlSPATCA. which - priced
separately.
sshea.Io az Want AID Ratsa
70 word dAny, mlnimum
go, set eolio.
INC word Bunday. minimum
xso, set solid
consecutive inser tionA, In
Guiding Sunday. 60 u word.
consecutive Insertions, In
GLIDING Sunday. 400 y word.
tHotn the rcd action for consecutive
tAAsrttons-I
Display TyDs
Tho lnrKess typs permitted In the
want Al pages ~ - point, and ths
smAllsst space In winch ll-potnt
type ad may be- set ~ one inoh- Ihs
rate Tor this large type 10 cents .
word daily and n cents a word Sun
Gay. Tho same scale OF reductions
Will Apply Sb Tor regular want ads.
Saps, broAsn liuvA, Hntto spaSo ar =
eh6rkeu Tor AZ tho regular woru rate
estimate words to the limo.
Longer term r9tos L"r vus.uess All :
'ei i.."is on REQUEST
Advertisements received A. lato an
~ A. II. aud ~ +. Il. each week day
ana w. 10 L. II. saturday for coTroot
c!Ashihcation In the neat EDITION.
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WANTED
BY THE

~ l. ALL
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO
RAILWAY COMPANY,
Following railroad MT
chanics and helpers, at the
rates of pay established by
the United States railroad
Labor Board:
70 Cents Per Hour
Machinists, Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths, Sheet Metal
Workers, Electrical Work
ers, Passenger Car Repair
erS.
GO Cents Per Hour
Freight Car kepairers.
AZ Genus Per Hour-All
helpers in all trades.
In accordance with reso-
lutions issued by the United
StaCes Railroad Dor
Board, july 3rd, and APP
proved Dy the President in
his proclamation of July
18th, new men accepting
employment are mlChin
their rights and are noe
slrlkebreakerS, anu nave
the moral dis Well dis Legal
fISliC W engage III l'allIua,;
service, allu VIII nave pro-
lection OF every UraAcu OF
gONel nmenL, DOIh OlaLe anu
national.
Apply at
Newport News, Va.
Richmond, Va.
Clifton Forge, Va.
Hinton, w. Va.
Huntington, w. Va.
Russell, Ky.
Covington, KY.
Peru, Indiana.
Free transportation will
be furnished where neceS-
sary.
JNO. R. GOULD,
Supt. Motive Power,
Richmond, Va.
wANTED-Registe pharmacist: rct,r-
cnc"s required. Box * los. Tho
Dispatch.
WANTED. an experienced man on mill
construction work capable OF TcadlnI,
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wunrcd-Ni,,Ie

EARN .ll0 TO 1850 monthly. expenses
paid. az railway trainG Inspector Po-
sition guaranteed after months snare
time study or none? refunded. Excel
lent opportunities. Write for free book
let Milo. Stand. BuHlness Training
Inst. Buffalo. y. y
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Service S.ations-Iiepairing 10

oPsAA Ahk ~
We use the Micro water
cooling cylinder regrinder,
which prevents expansion
of the cylinder walls and
lnsures a perfectly true
cylinder wall. Crank shaft
reground and pistons
ground to fit with the Ian
dis water-cool grinder. Mr..
A. r. Hall, a mechanic and
cylinder grinder of several
years eXper fence, has
charge of these modern,
up-to-date machines in the
window at 1923 w. Broad.
A. r. FLEMING,
Welding and Grinding
Shop.
Boulevard 1926.
ROSS q earle = Automobile repairing
and general machine work. toog.I3 w
Main Eixset. HoplIykrd 116. - :,
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Lost and Found

BANK BAd-Lost. on Broad and Main
Street car going west at $40 A. M
bank bag containing $40 currency Fin
dor please return to cashier Capital
CITY Lunch. Fourteenth and Main
Streets. Howard.
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Personals

TYPISTs-Earn f2s-S,Oo weekly. .pare
time, typ!ng authors manuscripts Write
II j. Carnes. Authors Agent, ITALIA
poosA, Ca, for particulars
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AGEN1'>-!5o-S16 weekly taking orders
silk hosiery. $40 guaranteed Export
rngc naneeHssAry sample free Wa
NEoAhMAN. I-l5a. Now Ynrk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-06

AGENTS. crew !ncn, novelty men. dioo-
Pen, = soc mucimGc fountain pen. evory.
body buys on demonstration. sample 2Se;
big profit plan free. G!oo. Per. Com
pany G-S6, Pine Street. New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-06
MECHANICS WANTED.

CoLORED LABORERS for work In th,s
c!ty. Apply at once. Public Employ
inent Bureau. Room 5. City Hall.
WASTED-Co!oEod man as assistant In
commercial Photographic studio; must
BE- an experienced hn!sher and come
recommended Phone Randolph 1893
WANTED at once. single man to buy and
manage reta!! hardwar. store: must be
experienced: scnd reference with answer;
location. West Virginia. Address Boz
= S95. care The Dispatch.
WANTED AT ONCE. concrete foreman
and two hn!shcrs for concrete road
construction: foreman, $50 per week. aud
nn!shcrs 1915 per day. j. NJ. Gregory
Co.. BOX Is2, Charleston, s. c.
WANTED. PRODUCTION SUPERINTEN-
DENT FOR AUTOMOBILE TRIMMING
BUSINESS. BIG OPPORTUNITY FOR
RIGHT MAN. Clio. CARE THE DIS
PATCH.
MA%-Good. live. hustling young man for
retail drug store; one with experience
IN window dressing aud card writing
preferred. See Mr.. Webb, Tragic
Drug Co.. Inc.
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NOTICE OF DI9SOLUTION OF
PA RTHERAHlP

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP.
The partnsrship heretofore existing be
tween SOLOMON LEVITT and LEWIS
0ROH. psrtnera trading as LEVITT b
NEAT MARKET, at s2i South Second
street.. Richmond, Virginia Il ih!s day DIS.
solved by mutual consent, LEWIS 0ROA
retiring from the business aud SOLOMON
LEVITT continuing thu sAme at the pres.
ent location. under tho said nAme. All
parties having claims against tho said
arm will pIsssn; thorn 20 IR. LEVITT
at tho said address for payment and all
persons Indebted TO the said firm Will
settle with MR.. LEVITT. VINO In hereby
authorized to collect and receive tho
sama
LEWIS GROH.
6OInMOk LEVITT
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SAlcsillcr und AGENTS

AGENTS-lc postal card brings sworn
proof OF s. TO SIS daily. New style
guaranteed hosiery: 81 stylea. - coiors.
Neither experience nor capitaI ne,ae5
Just show samples, take orders: we de-
iiFer and collect. Your pay daily. All
transportation charges paid. Monthly
bonus besides: 2+-hour service: six pairs
mems hose. $40; six pairs ladies'.
$3.50. Complete outfit furnished, Al
co!ors. grades. including silks and
$500, Cincinnati of,In
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per month; steady pay;
new style written guaranteed hosiery;
must wear or replaced free, experiences
unnecessary. spare ;i;nc satisfactory;
sample free. Jennings Nfs. Co., Line
$50, Dayton Ohio.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-06

LOST-Gold bar pin. initials r. r II
Reward. 6!2 South Laurel ST.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-06

COOK-One willing TO leave Richmond !.
good wages. must have bost references.
Call boulevard l057-J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-06

HOSIERY salesman wanted. reliable man
with u GOOD following among the retail
trade To sell on commission basis a
hiSh-S line Of mons. ladies' and
childrens hosiery In Virginia and
vicinity. United Hosiery Co.. SEQ
nfondMAY. Now York. $1,000 -. " -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-06

Reward. 6.2 South Laurel st.
LOST or stolen from car Thursday night.
between Jefferson and Main and Fonda Il
Avenue, Barton Heights. gray coat con-
tanning gold doub!e-cnse Elgin watch
and chain. Also Elks' pin in lapel:
check books and bank books on checK!ng
and savings accounts OF the First Nh
tional Bank and fountain pom, with
other valuable papers Reward. H. A.
Higgason. Madison S0i5-J.
PoNY-strayed from Broad Street Road
Prince; sh hands high. large name
and tail. Liberal reward IL returned
10 PlhBcman's Store or for Information
az to where can be found. Phone
Madison aSa-R.
foSf-Los, or strayed from farm . on
staple Mill Road, near Broad Street,
smhi black pony about ca. hands high,
ana answers &c the name OF Prince
Reward IL returned to Plageman's store,
on broad Street Road. or call w. f.
furceil. Jr.. Co. Inc. Randolph 3I2s
LOST. male dog white. with black head
ana black spots across shoulder; collar:
NO. 5is4 registered 1872 Reward II
returned TO II south Bclvidcre street
Phone Madison 6229.
hlSG-Lost, mans sardonyx ring Thurs
DAY evening. w. T. j. inside. RanJoinb
437i-J. Reward.
SILVER HANDBAo-T.osI; nnno engraved
inside. NJ. 8. Holloway. Reward uor
% us. care The Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-06

AEEN rs oaGcTtu! sellers mems d.
agOnal gas mask raiucpats. "Goodyear.
brand. costs you dozen lots up. $50
each womens 81: chiIdren's. 3i.ss:t
rnhherizeG aprons. IS per dozen, and
wonder J.in-I bag. s3,:5 per DOZEN: or
der samples now: biggest season COM
Ing. rroht unlimited. Chester. 30i
East Twelfth Street. New YORK City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-06

Mt'N--S' an hour. newest Kitchen com >
hInatlon; sells city and country TO every
nome sample free; auto furnished to
travel in. Thomas NIX, Co.. Hou., 1871
Dayton. Ohio.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-06

NUKsE--ali5 Patterson Avenue. Apat,
!nent >.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-06
Read Dispatch Wa Ads for Proit-Use Them for Results
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantcti-itcrnnlc

cASHiEK-wan,ed. experienced caah!e
With reference. Apply Grant Drui
Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-06

week: free samples:
gold sign letters any one can pu, 90
store windows: big demand: Ilberai ofrsr
to general agents Metallic Letter Co..
t35 North Clark Chicago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-06
WANTED.

a. railway traffic Inspector. Position
ruS.uUtccd after . months sparc-t!..l.
study or money refunded. Excellent on
puTsunit!es. W:ite for free booklet. S-IiJ.
stand. business Training Inst. Buffalo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-06

AGENTS Patented homo 5erassity: \ no
article ike Ii: ! sales in jsealls. ire
mendous profit, Esciuriyf tsrr,I3r,
! spsnslorrI,aen,.s Ge., i;i2 usr,sna Ittss;s..
The New York herald., 1922-06-08

Special Gable to THE NEw YoRK HERALD.
COPYRIGHT, 1879, bu TIE NEW York HERALD
The New York herald., 1922-06-08

Special Cable to THE Nrw YoRK HERALD.
Copyright. 1879, BY The New YoRK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris. june Z.
The reform wave has reached the
popular French bathing beaches. such
as Deauviile, Trouville, Etretat and
Paris PLACE. and no longer will the
single piece. tight fitting bathing cos
tune be permitted to annoy the sus-
ceptible morals of summer visitors.
The municipal officials of the French
resorts have decided that the naughty
reputation which has been gained by
the Channel bathers since the war
must be removed. and henceforward
the slogan at all resorts is to be Hide
your nakedness."
In this campaign Deputy Herriot,
who already has proclaimed himself
the champion of the general reaction,
has aligned himself with the beach
officials. A law just promulgated at
one Northern resort. to be model Tor
others. insists that bathers must wear
suitable costumes, not revealing too
much, and II they don their costumes
in hotels they must not parade the
sands unless adequately covered with
a long bathrobe.
So stringent is this latest edict that
bathers will be prohibited even from
indulging in such gentle exercises as
leapfrog or teaching ma:dens how 70
do the Australian crawl for fear that
touchy holiday folk may be shocked by
ostensible moral laxity.
The rules for the Riviera, where the
The New York herald., 1922-06-08
REPORT ON PETTIGOE
WILL GO TO GRIFFITH
Irish Version of Clash Basis
for Impartial Inquiry.

SpecioI CabIc to THE New York HERALD
! ccpyvsoht, 1879, bv THE New York HERALD
| New York Herald Bureau
Dublin. June Z.
A full report of the Irish version Of
the Pettigoe affair when British forces
drove Irish Republicans out Of the town.
will be forwarded to Arthur Griffith.
President of the Dali Eireann, In Lon
don tomorrow so as to enable him 10
urge the British Cabinet to agree to an
impartial inquiry OF what Dublin con-
tends is a grave breach of the Free
States territorial integrity. Special in
vestigators for the Irish army returned
to Dublin tonight after interviewing
Irish officers closest In touch with the
Pettigoe affair and are drawing up
report to show that the British move
was not provoked by the Republicans.
The Pettigoe affair and the London
conference on the treaty are serving TO
draw the Free State and the Republican
parties together. The weekly RepubH-
can ireland reviews the border fighting
and indorscs the official Irish Republican
army report which contradicts the Brit
ish versions.
The editorial continues by discussing
the fact that the English are objecting
to some OF the points in the proposed
constitution and adds: "Englishmen
are threatening Irishmen. That is
enough to make unity on our side.
Whether, We are for or against the
treaty that Is absolutely essential and
II we only trust with that backing OF
unity behind them there will be no sur
render by Irish Members of Parliament
to the threats Of London on any grounds
whatever"
The New York herald., 1922-06-08
CARDINAL WARNS IRISH
DIVISION MEANS CHAOS
Wants British to Probe Massa-
cres There, Not in Turkey.

HAeGARDsrowN, Dundalk. Ireland June
(Associated Press Cardinal Logue.
Prinate of Ireland. in the course of q
sermon hero to-day. said that for 700
years the Irish had been fghting for
their freedom. and it seemed within
their grasp at last. Unfortunately, he
continued, lowing to the folly of our own
people there is danger, through dissen-
sion and division among ourselves. OF
our being thrown back into the terrible
state of chaos and confusion In which
the country has been for the last two
or three years"
Referring to the Commission for the
Investigation of Turkish Massacres. the
Cardinal said: II wish the commission
would break it's journey and stay in
northern Ireland and investigate the
massacres there. Doubtless the British
Government is doing its utmost to end
the crisis in Turkey. but wish it would
pay some attention to the state of our
country and do a little job for us before
they go to Constantinople or Anatolia
The New York herald., 1922-06-08
REFORM WAVE THREA TENS
FRENCH BATHING SUITS
Deauvlle, Trouville and Paris PLACE Too, Will Miss
the Fashionable Garb for New Regulations Are
Based Upon Slogan Hide Your Nakedness.'

beach season Is in full swing. are as
follows:
Nobody will be permitted to battle
who does not wear complete cos
tune. Dressing or undressing on the
beach is forbidden. Bathers who re-
main on the beach In costume must
preserve proper attitude. doing moth
ing which will offend the susceptible
ties OF family parties. Games inimical
to the moral tranquility or the safety
of bathers are forbidden"
1t is not stated whether the one
piece bathing suit is considered a
complete costume" according to
Riviera standards.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-01
CHAPTER XVI.

! After that life took on mysterious
fragrance and beauty that made every
hour of II an intoxicati0n to the mas
ter ana mistress Of Crownlands. The
fact that their secret was all their own
was all the more enchanting. To the
domestic staff, to the children. to the
outside world, life went upon its usual
smooth way. Mr. Carter would be in
town tonight, Mr.. Carter was detained
ut the Office. Mrs. Carter was chnperon-
ing the young people, there were iiow-
ers for Mrs. Carter. That was all Bot
tomley and Pilgrim and Ward and Nj
na saw.
But to Harriet and Richard the de-
licious, secret game Of hide-and-go-seek
made everything else In the world in
significant. Harriet opened the boxes
Of flowers he sent her with heart suf-
locating with Joy. Richard consented
to be absent from the dinner table
over which she presided with an az
ony Of remuneration that almost made
him feel III. When he CHANGED one day
to meet her with Nina. In breezy,
awninged summer restaurant, the
sight Of the slender figure thrilled him
- he had never been thrilled by any
woman he had ever known. He was
to speak to her, To hear her voice One
day he bought her shoes In the shop
she looked at him for approval. He
thought the shoes, low shoes with
buckles. that showed the sllk-clad an
kle, very suitable and pretty. He was
thrown Into sudden confusion when
the shoe clerk turned TO him with q
murmured mention of the price.
Ten dollars? Richard fumbled for
his purse. He had met her walking
alone In the Avenue she had said that
she must get shoes. Hundreds of other
men were presumably buying their
wives shoes, up and down the bril-
liant street. But Richard found the
adventure shaking TO the soul.
They're lovely Shoes Harriet said.
as they walked out into the sunshine.
She told him that she was TO meet
Nina at his mothers nj five. Richard,
with sudden eagerness, wondered II
she would spend the Interval In hay
Ing tea somewhere, but instead they
went Into n bockshop, and she carried
a new book trismphantly away. TITS
a frightful day In town." Harriet said,
and II we're little early we may
oil get away to the country that much
soOnerl"
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-01
(Centlnues .sx. week,
Patron sain, Of Tooth ache.

me unforiunaies who happen to be
sufering from toothache or who have
a visit to the dentist In view may or
may not be comforted to know that
Appollonsa Of Alexandria is the patron
saint Of toothache. Before being
thrown into fiery furnace, which con-
sumed her. 81. Apolonia had all her
beautiful teeth pulled out, one by one,
for which reason she Is represented In
ART holding pair Of pincers, and for
which reason. also, she has long been
regarded as the protectress against
toothache.