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Evening journal., 1922-09-18

It's a hard life for radio fans in
China, reports E. T. Lockwood to
"QST." official organ Of the American
Radio Relay League.
Lockwood writes that Shanghai is
the only place in the whole of China
where the radio amateur has some
freedom. The Peking government
has issued a general order that no
radio stations are allowed. But since
Shanghai is under the Jurisdiction
OF an international municipal coun-
Gil, amateurs have been permitted to
erect stations and communicate with
one another at whatever wave length
they please.
In spite of this, however. even the
fans in Shanghai have their difficult
ties. reports Lockwood. Material for
construction of their sets is scarce.
Vacuum tubes and other equip
ment." says Lockwood. mot only re-
tail for several times their value as
in America, but are classed by the
customs officials the same as guns
and ammunition, and often require
special permits from Peking in order
to permit them"
Evening journal., 1922-09-18

The legal fraternity is unanimous in commencing the
appointment of former George Sutherland to
the Supreme bench. Mr. Sutherland is a man whose
broad mind readily grasps fundamentals and whose
conclusions are supported by line reasoning that
appeals 10 the lawyer and the ayman alike as sound
1t is safe to predict that opinions written by him will
rank among the highest In the history of American
Jurisprudence.
Evening journal., 1922-09-18

Every dollar in the country changing hands seven
times a month. Bank clearings in August exceeded
$40 600. oooOOO than seven times as much as
the total OF money circulation. II you can
hang dollar four a half days you are doing
better than the average.
Evening journal., 1922-09-18

The Want Ads are the most re-
liable sources OF information to be
found. You can depend on them
as you would on your trusted friend
and they never fail you. Watch
them.
Evening journal., 1922-09-18

turn actuates the telephone receiver
headset. A fuse is placed within the
receiving case so as to prevent elec-
trio suFges from passing through
the apparatus.
"No electric. batteries are used ano
no electric energy is consumed from
the socket.
when a person desires to con-
meet q vacuum tube receiving set TO
electric light wires It is only neces-
sary to screw the crystal set into a
socket and connect wire from the
ground binding post of the crystal
set to the antenna binding post of
the vacuum tube ret. The tuning
coil OF the crystal set can also be
used as a loading coil"
Evening journal., 1922-09-18
Today'S Radio Program
Station WIZ, Newark
(Tune to $50 Metersj

7p. m.-Children's stories.
9.15 p. m. - ''The Right and
Wrong Way of Living for the Busi-
ness man" DR.. Eugene Christian.
9.a0 p. m.-United States Navy
night.
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Texas, returned last Thursday aftp
an extended visit with her aunt Mrs
George Thomas
Mr.. E. +. Wilton was a business
visitor in Shreveport Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham of Cibsland
spent the week-en in the home of hel
sister. Mrs. G. s. Study and Mr.
Study.
Mrs. W. A. Owens is with her mar
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Wimberly
again this week after q visit to her
husband at Baton Rouge. who is at
tending short course at the uni.
Hersity.
Misses Joe, Hazel and Ethel Thomas
are at home after delightful visit
with their grandmother, Mrs. G. W
Lawhon and other relatives and
friends in Shreveport.
Mrs. Brice and Mrs. Johnson Of
Harrisburg, Texas, were the guests Of
Mrs. Eben Tonne the past week.
Miss Lillian Durham who has been
spending some time with relatives and
friends In Shreveport returned home
Saturday.
Miss Jessie Leslie left Thursday t.
visit Miss Lomie Mason at Taylor.
DR.. F. F. Wimber|y made a hnsi
ness trip to Shreveport Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J P. Bachelor and
her sister, Mrs. Harry Bankert Of ST.
Louis motored to Minden Sunday and
attended the services at tho revival
meeting which is being conducted
there by DR.. NJ. F.. Dodd
Mrs. Gordon Durham and Mrs
Charles Rhodes of Shreveport, are Wis
iting in the home Rev. J. r. Durham
md Mrs. Durham this week,
Little John Harper is visiting rcla
tives in Many. La. this week. and
Miss Maude Harper is visiting her sis
ter, Miss Josie, in Shreveport.
Miss Louise Pullman, who has beer
the pleasant guest Of Mrs. C. !. Frye
Ter several weeks has returned to her
home in Birmingham, Ala.
MesSrs. Ernest and Arthur Scott OF
Winfield, were guests Of relatives and
friends here Friday and Saturday.
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The Bible lesson for Sunday morn
ing what Gods House should mean
| to a community" was we'll discussed
and all points brought out inasmuch
az both teacher and pupil were able. i.
1t is a thought we'll worth our pray.
erful consideration, that, since We as
a people have gone 50 far away from
God and His righteousness, that now
our great need is to 60 and rededicate
ourselves to Him. God says our bodies
are temples Of the living soul. What
estimate are we putting upon them?
Mrs. Cox accompanied Bro. Cox over
Sunday and gave able assistance to
the choir. Bro. Cox preached at the
usual hour from Math. 9Th chapter,
particularly from verse II, "Ye are
the light of the world" Our pastor
never seemed more inspired. lie
made splendid application OF the
Christians life and service to our day
and generation. In meaning Bro. Cox
said in part, 1T is not what we get
out of life by pleasure seeking and
acculating but only by what we con.
tribute that counts in His service"
The minister made it clear that it
should be a thought most discomfort
Ing to US that like spoiled children
with all Gods manifold blessings we
still clamor for more. Let Us exclaim
with David of old, Have mercy upon
me, o God, according to they loving
kindness; according to the multitude
OF thy tender mercies blot out my
ti'ansgressions."
Come to the mid-week prayer meet
Ing.
On Sunday, August 18th, Bro. Cox
will preach as usual both morning
and evening Come to the temple that
day and let our best thoughts and !
1Oblest sentiments possess US.
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stead Entry, 49, 0S2S4, for NE ID of
NE Il, Section 81, Township If North,
Range > West, Louisiana Meridian,
has filed notice Of intention to maks
Three Year Proof, to establish claim
to the land above described. before
Clerk Of Court at Arcadia, La. on the
18th day of September. 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Hewe Shirley. Of Saline la.
John Wyatt. Of Saline. La,
King RlankrnShip. Of Saline. Ea.
Dzcll Martin. of Saline. Ia.
+. D. GIANELLONI. Register.
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Ringgold News
BY Mrs. Claude T. Cook

A delightful reception was given II
honor of the West Monroe base bal
team, last Friday night, on the beau
tiful and spacious lawn OF Mr.. and
Mrs. f. F. Wilton. A large crowd
gathered there and games were played
while the Ringgold band furnished
music throughout the evening. De.
liciOus refreshments were served and
everyone who attended reported a
very pleasant evening.
Mr.. NJ. F. Cook left Sunday morning
for a visit Of several days with his
sisters, Mrs. A. J. Neal and Mrs. NJ
4. Neal, who reside near Epps, La.
Little Mary Ellen Study came home
last week after being under the treat.
ment of specialist in st. Louis for
several months. She is greatly i'm
proved in helth, and will be with her
parents for some time before returning
to the sanitarium for further treat.
ment. She was in the care Of Mrs.
Harry Bankert with whom she stay
ed while in st. Louis.
Mr.. Allie Rogers is home from
visit with his brother, Homer Rogers
who is under treatment in q SAM
tarium atMarshal, Tex.
Mrs. H. B. Scott and little daughter
Mary Beth, and Mrs. G. J. Frye were
visitors in Shreveport last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Neal from near
Castor, were visitors In Ringgold Mon.
day.
Miss Spears and two brothers from
New Orleans were guests in the home
Of Mrs. George Williams Monday and
Tuesday.
Mr.. Duane Pope, Of Shreveport, is
the guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Pope this week.
Miss Lurline Sellers Of Alvarado,
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SHERIFF SALE

Hammer 4 Co.. Ltd, vs.. Watkin:
Baker. No. 1903. Third Judicial Dis
Fricl Court. Bienville Parish, Louis
lana.
Under and by virture of a Writ Of
Seizure and Sale issued from the above
named Honorable Court and to ME di.
rPctcd, I have seized and will offer
for safe to the last aud highest bid.
der for cash without benefit of ap,
praiscmcnt. at the principal front
door of the courthouse at Arcadia
Bienvlllp Parish. La, within legal sale
hours on
SATURDAY, SEPT. End, 1922
the following described property. to-
wit:
S. f. of N. w. and n. Z. of s. ".
See, 90 TIP. II n. r. W.
The above described property seized
as belonging to the defendant Watkins
Baker. and will be sold to satisfy said
writ of seizure and sale and alt costs
This the 10Th day of July. 1922.
j. r. CIRRIE, Sheriff
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SHERIFF SALE

Hammer 4 Co., Ltd, vs.: Watkins
Baker, No. 1857, Third Jud lcial Dis
trict Court, State Of Louisiana, Par
ish Of Bienvillc.
Under and by virtue Of q Writ Of
Execution issued from the above nam.
ed Honorable Court and to me direct.
ed l have seized and will offer for sale
to the last and highest bidder for
cash. with the benefit Of appraisement
ut the principal front door Of the court.
house at Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.
within legal sale hours on .
SATURDAY, Sept. End, 1922
the following described property, to-.
wit: - ..'
2 acres in s. W. corner Of s. W. of
s. W., Sec. %, TIP. Is N, R. 8.
The above described property seiz
ed as belonging to the defendant Wat
kins Baker, and will be sold to salts.
~ said Writ Of Execution and all costs
This the 26th day Of July, 1922.
]. e. CURRIE, Sheriff.
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NOTICE

Sealed bids win be received at the
Office Of the Bienyille Parish School
Board, Arcadia, La, until 1000 o'clock
q, H., Monday August 14th for build
ing concrete sewer and filling in
same on the campus Of the Arcadia
High school. Right reserved to reject
any and all bids. Plans and spedaca'
tons can be had Of the undersigned.
q. H. FISHER, Supt.
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KESSIDE 10 q real dandruff Rem.
edy. 1t has . pleasing odor, promotes
growth and actually does the work
when Others have failed. You will
like 1t. Sold by Givens Drug Com.
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STOP THAT ITCHING.

SIUF THAT lTC1iINC,
If you suffer from any form of skin
diseases, such as Itch, Eczema, letter
Cracked hands, Ringworm, Old Sores
or Sores on Children, We will sell you
antee that If you are not satisfied
We will refund you your money. i
will not stain your clothes.--City
Drug Store. (3.9-tf.)
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DOyline, who was buried on Angus
! 6, at the residence of her son, Mr.. J. r
leary.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Cook were il
Shreveport Thursday and Friday O.
last week and attended the .eelebratct
movie drama, Foolish Wives" while
there
Buy your shoes from Lyons Bros.
snd get goed leather, service giving
footwear at prices lowest for 5 years
Lyons Bros. Co.
Miss Willie Conger visited last Sun.
day, her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. n
COnger who were both i'll. 1t is a
pleasure to report that they are much
improved. Mrs. Wesley Saunders, who
had also visited her parents returned
to her home in Monroe.
Mrs. G. A. Tooke and son, c. A.,
Jr, of HaynesviAe, came down Sun.
day to spend a short time with Mr..
and Mrs. Runge. Mrs. TOoke went to
Monroe on Tuesday to visit her sister,
Mrs. Hermie Runge Ben and family.
Mrs. W. T. Lee had as guests last
week, her children, Mr.. and Mrs. F. C.
Eppner and son Of Palestine, Texas !;
Mrs. B. D. Ferrell and little daughter
Francis Mildred and Miss Vera Lee
Of Dallas, Texas, and Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Fl. Loe Of Alexandria.
Just received several Ladies' New
Fall Suits.-Jos. Dawidof ( Co.
Misses Maxine Garrett Of Shreve-
port, and Miss lrma Galloway Of Rus.
ton we're weekend visitors in Ar.
cadia. Both of these young ladies'
were graduates Of the 1922 A. H. 8
class, and are now attending business
college. ;.
Miss Susie Ferguson, who had a very
pleasant visit in Shreveport with her
cousin, Mrs. Sam Ward, last week, re.
turned home Monday. She had the
pleasure Of seeing the popular screen
production, Foolish Wives" while
there.
Mrs. Foster Taylor Is enjoying
visit from her mother, Mrs. q. B. Can
non Of Cheneyville. The ladies here
who met Mrs. Cannon on former WIS.,
It to her daughter are delighted to
have her here again, and trust her stay
win be an extended one.
Mems New FAN Clothing just ar.
rvied at Jos. Dawidof 4 Co.'S.
Judge J. e Reynolds left recently
to spend a few weeks In Ann Arbor,
Mich. The Judge has the pleasure Of
being with his daughter, Miss Luda,
who il taking summer course at
Ann Arbor University, and also get
ting the benefit of lectures at the
law department.
Miss Matte Runge who has spent
several weeks In Fort Worth, Texas,
With her aunt, greatly enjoyed many !
diversions, While there, was
,alled home by sudden illness Of her |
little nephew. It Is sincerely hoped
hat he will son recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Daniel and little
daughters left on Tuesday In their |
ar for a months stay at Galveston,
Texas. At Houston they will be join
ID by Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Brown (Lucy |
nay Daniel} and will 60 on together |
o Galveston where they have a cot
age.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rush Wimberly |
Ind daughter Miss Edrle ard son,
\ 81, are leaving Thursday for Col
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NOTICE
We have remodeltd our gin. putting
u new SAWS and parts where need.
ed. Have secured Mt. H. l.. Aubrey
IT. to run same and are in position
to take care Of your ginning in first
class shape. S.1S4t.
GIBSl.AND OIL MILL 4 FERT. co
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M and Mrs. LOrris Wimberly and
MY are visiting in Shreveport:
Ne Clyde McConathy was at home
lathe weekend.
Ms s. L. White Of Rinston is the
/ mt Of Mrs. ]. B. Herring.
MIS- Britt was q recent visitor to
shreveport.
/ Km the kotton katipillar-Keep
HMM 10 us for merchandise and tc
III IN kottOn.-Lyons Bros. Co.
i M. and Mrs. J. s. McCOnathy, and
son, i. s., Jr., Of Shreveport were Wis
|iprs In Arcadia last week.
Mrs Wallace Of Shreveport was the
st last week of her brother. DR.,
VII. Atkins and Mrs. Atkins.
Nj. and Mrs. G. Il. Bussey had as
|their guests last week, their daughter
Ms Allen and children Of Shreveport
m J. D. Youngblood and little
~ ]. o., Jr., and Tommie, Of Dial.
Nj Texas, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
u ". Sherrard last Friday afternoon,
nfs ]. G Cox accompanied Brother
CSrto Arcadia Sunday, when he came
Il IN bis regular appointment at the,
|)lptbt Church.
vltwant to keep our good name ana
tl friends, 50 We still expect TO
81 ilsyiee to the people In return for
~ sefviee to us.--Lyons Bros. 70.
AU. Rutherford, Nell Winfiela)
Il Thursday for her home In Dallas.
fszaa after an extended visit to
louisiana relatives.
~ Mary Galloway returned home
] Huston Sunday after spending sew
~ months in Arcadia, attending the
lFAdIa Business School
Ma Bert Davis and children and
H. Roberta Stewart returned FIJI
4 from an extended visit to Cou
Atta.
IlN Flora Glenn Watkins OF Min
= Is the guest Of her grandparents,
/ and Mrs. Jos. Atkinson, and hel
Mt Mrs. Joe Andrews.
NJ, and Mrs. Ben Brooks and lit
daughter Of Shreveport, are the
Its Of Mr.. Brooks sister, Mrs. JOS.
lHidoff, and family. Mr.. Brooks
he a visit to Monroe while here.
M and Mrs. Bill Grigsby and chill
= arrived in Arcadia on Friday and
I Possession of their home after hav.
lbeen in Haynesville and Sales for
past few months.
n. and Mrs. Glen Anders had as
ITS last Sunday Mesdames, Waller
4 Gambler Of Haynesville. They |
na,to make the acquaintance Of Mr..
= Mrs Anders,, little son. |
Cathing. mems hats, shoes ana ny
|slL Coed selection Prices cor
: 4 cur store.-Lyens Bros. Go.
Alsaes Eula Maude Capers and
~ Galloway spent several days
I Ruston last week. While there
= saw the D. W. Griffith picture,
sDhans Of the Storm"
MI. and Mrs. Ross and daughter,
VI will leave on Sunday for New
leaas where they will remain a short
= before leaving for Chile, South
leEiea, where Mr.. Ross viii work IN
Interest Of the highways.
$3.50 4 4 |
~ friends Of Mrs. VIII Daniel
eelae with her in the death Of
uoteoe, Ma q. N. Townsend OF
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esting points in the west. They vii
make the trip through the country il
their car. Misses Linda Bullock ant
Edna and Mae Lucky of Shreveport
who have been their guests recently
have returned home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. J.. Runge returned
last week from a visit to Cooper's
! Wells, Miss. Mrs. Runge stopped ir
Monroe enroute home, to be with hel
daughter. Mrs. Hermie Bell, and Mr.
Bell in their great anxiety about their
little son Billie, who has been critic.
ally Ill. and whose condition is still
| quite serious, and is causing much
solcitude amoung his relatives. and
friends.
Mrs. J. s. Turner entertained the
! members Of the Les Apis club on
Friday morning at 10 O'Clock, at two
table bridge. The prize was a Japan
csc chimes and was awarded Mrs
Armour White for high score. At the
conclusion of the game, a course
luncheon was served consisting OF
cantaloupe cocktail, chicken salad
crackers, olives, pickles and iced tea
fruit sherbet and cake.
Mr. NJ. r. Cook, OF Ringgold, was
the guest of his son, Mr.. $. A. Cook
and wife Sunday and Monday, while
enroute to Epps, La, to visit bis SIS
tiers, Mesdames A. J. Neal and Gus
Neal and other relatives. While in
Arcadia he accompanied Mr.. and Mrs
Cook to Haynesville, where they
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ
Cook.
SHOES.
We want to emphasize our position
10 sell the best shoes at old time
priees.-Iyons Bros. Co.
Miss Helen Capers celebrated her
Twelfth anniversary, Of her birthday on
Monday afternoon with very delight
ful entertainment for her young friends.
About thirty boys aud girls were sery
ed delicious fruit punch on arriving
Many interesting outdoor games were |
enjoyed, and a contest in which Miss
Alice Lyons was successful and award
ed a box of candy. The honoree re-
ceyed many appreciated remembran'
ces from her friends. Miss Eula
Maude, Lenior Capers and Miss
Laverna Fowler served brick cream
and cake. Mrs. B. Capers, Mrs. Carl
Golf and Miss Jewell Mcclure also
assisted in the courtesies Of the after
noon.
The many friends Of Miss Clarihe!
Cowley, who was member Of the A.
H. $. faculty Of 1920, were gretaly
,rieved and shocked when news rech
I'd here Of her death on last Sunday at
ler home in Mansfield. Miss Cowley
lad been suffering Ill health since last
November, the effects Of influenza
,ut her friends were hopeful that she
vas improving, but change for the
worse took place last week ai": her
condition gradually became more Sc
ious until the end came. Miss Cow
ey was very able and efficient teach
r, conscientious In all things, and he'
,leasing personality won her many
riends who deeply sympathize with
er bereaved relatives in their ire
arabic loss.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior. l.. S..
Land office at Baton Rouge, Ta July
nth, 1922.
Notice is hereby given that Corneal
ions Bradford. of Danville, Louisiana
who. ON April 10th, 1911, made Home
The Keota news., 1922-09-01
WHAT n ID FOR one BOY
FeFssO~-besa ls1 lsasWs Thss HE -
'her We WreW0 sW6 Thss Amsstea
1ssns osmsshloO 0ses6ss . Dollar
AiNe-chw@se win oeN ~ fsshsrs
Employer sN1 lWsoibss revs oemse
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0y NORMAN W. oRGoo.

In the afseeuth year of his existence
something happened to Steve which set
seserHl of his Inherited views ut
hsnsht and changed the entire cur
rent "f his life. Steve had been born
70 land Of dreary. cndie~s plains and
."ns. cold. snowbound winters. where
ns parents end kinsfolk lived color
,ess, mcnotonous lives embittered by
"a'Fcd IT the mythical noble who
Owned the estate they titled.
sicve's family emisrated to America
: snort time before Europe was plunged
mo the chassn Of vat. They went at
nee to section Of great city where
'ne'r native language Was about the
only one heard.
Inc head Of the house secured en-
Hosment In Q great factory and con-
The Keota news., 1922-09-01
kissAAsy Party si Lsshsst's

A crowd Of youne folks spent Sunday
st lhe hone Of NJ. and Mn. 2. A.
t.sohssd. he occasion being ths birth.
day anniversary Of Ella Trsnsfy. .
former seheolms,e Of Essl and Nell
t.eehssd. After dinner he young peo-
pls enjoyed . trip to he fssssvois
where they took pictures and played
games. In the evening the party st.
tended Epwos,h League. The camp
nte sirls hsd gotten used TO hiking
while in The n,oantaios.. 10 three Of
them hiked to town with three Of The
scout boys.
The Keota news., 1922-09-01

unued TO read newspabe,x ,,,,,., 7.
characters queer and under1nh...hs.
70 % American boy. Very often aftsr
suppef. IN spite Of tho fact that his
"A"S wage was more than he had
safhed In . month in his home ,s.A
Tue tsther would denounes IN hoer.s
ku'ufsis the men who ovneA N. -.
es' OF smoking ehimneys amons vhirh
hs lsbored.
Making . Real American.
~ " q this time that IN oppes.
.anIiy TO spend = summer Al Csmn
"""s-seis Was given Steve. VIII hov.
sh CELEBRITY he had mastered Ens,ish
'a''y' despite the foreign sino~phsrs
"t MS home. and bis keen. sies, litsjs
taee Impressed ooe Of the o6sciais a
'"r great corporation who Offered n
pay tho nominal cost Of the cutting.
uis father rsEed. lie would not have
MS sou contaminated with suiiit.ri,
ba. The parish priest said il was good
snd the mother pleaded for the iifs In
the big. happy oat-of-doorx: 70 q last
nc gave . reluctant consent. .xtsvs
~ss happy.
Win hundreds of other boys, be
boarded . great lake steamer and. sf.
tef s~s~rsi memorable hoars % Lake
Michigan. landed with the srss Of the
ua~ts ~ Nuskrxon. Many esss wcsv
waiting 10 transport then 10 Camp
Roosevelt. and Steve found q place In
big motor with another lad 10 o,ds,
than himself Their inexpensive khski
uniforms ~~fv exactly alike and The
TACT that his Dew fss~hd's name MAS
The same - tho o~ncs Of Tho factory
In which bis father worked meant
noshins st this tine.
Ted and Steve. arriving tosssb~s.
uesv assigned To the same eoenpany.
sud assussiiy shey srstitstsd to cots
sina<.ide in the san~ squad ssas. =
suppose ww'sv buhki~s now said Tsd
sA~u they hsd disposed oe shsse fvv
simple belongings and had . bsssf
brvsshins sprii. ~Ate. I ssu salisasd.-
returned Steve. and Friendship which
endured through eight hsppy weeks
b<xSas Afyrf h,~.s. Steve named she
great institution where his father wss
employed. Mine ~osts th~sv too.-
sssd Ted. snd With this mutual hood
theis social status ~ss established. Il
-ss NOT unssi many days Afterwards
that Steve discovered that Ted's father
uas Tho employer Of thousands Of tpea.
bot by this time tho eifus of Am~fs.
csnism aud democracy had taken bold
In kjs boyish soul. Not ev~a bis II.
thor cuuid tslk about hts -buakle- q
his ''bunkie's- family snd Evt away
uith 1t.