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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-14

Misses cotton and Wool Union Suits
with high neck, long sleeves, ankle
length and sizes, 1910.
Misses Fleeced Cotton Union Suits. with
high neck, long sleeves, ankle length,
IL and 10 year sizes, $3.50.
Misses, Tleeced Cotton Vests, g. and 5
sizes, 75c.
Misses, Fleeced Cotton Drawers IN
Misses worsted and Cotton Vests with
high neck and long sleeves, s1.05s
Drawers, S1.O5.
women's worsted and Cotton Drawers
ankle length, $500.
Boys Wool Union Suits. q to IS year
sizes, $2.2o to $3.50. 81
Merino Tights, ankle length, .1.75:
Merino Vests, S1.75.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-14

Returns Home
Mrs Louis Smith OF Charleston,
= no WIS the, guest Of her sister,
Mrs. brooks Fleming. Jr. has
returnid TO her homo. Mrs. Smith
iSRs hInored with a number Of So
Gal purtesles while q guest Ia
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-08

FRIDAy, DECEMBER 8, 1922.
The Weather.

Snow and warmer tonight; Satur-
day snow or rain; warmer in New
Hampshire and Maine; winds becom-
Ing southwest and south and increas-
ing.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-19

LACE, - PRCDA Sc nakna
ban tgaraz) pro automobil,
velmi LEVINE, buo' hotove neb
ma splatku. h,aale Sc v els.
5319 Dolloff I'd. 1913
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-19
JEHO DR. UNA LENA.
ROMAN
Napsal Bohumil Zahradnfk- -Brodsky.

:,
|dy protikandidat hanebne pro
padne. i Ladina v koutku sve-
ho srdce tomu veril, ale ma We
nek projevoNal RUNE pochyb-
nosti d tvrdil, ze nebude nijak
zhlaman, akdyx nekdo jiny bu-
de "a kandidita vyhlasen a ta-
Ike zvolen. &
"Zbytecna fec,' tfepal Sa-
mex rulfou, ..slny vyhrajeme a
b6da tomu, ktlo Sc nam posta-
vi. Jen ostudy dojde."
Ocek&val, xe ja'kmile do
|poradni sine vejdou, vsichni Sc
zvednou a 5 jtsotem prohlasi
Ladinu "a ksndidata. Ale jiz
hned ma poeAtku byl zklaman.
" prostorn6m eale bylo neko-
lik set pAna q 2 tech sice ne
jaky potet pf6telsky uvital La
dinu, ostatni pax dosti chladne
no pozorovald. Neznaji no,
rekl 81 v duchu, nevedi, co je
" ne1n. Nebo snad nekdo no
ocernil, Nu, vsak oni Jim "a
|topi. Zlstal hezky ma rane,
ably mu zadn6 slovo neuslo a
rozeilenes cekal, az zacne jed
mani.
Debatu zacal starosta mesta
napTed vseobecnymi slovy po-
litovani, ze hyvaly poslanec Sc
zrekl kazde illalsi kandidatury
a ze je tedy nutno poraditi Sc
o pristim zastupci okresu. u
vtdf; jake UhUiy nUvtiIU pr
stance cekajf q 90 volictstvo Cd
neho bude zadati a ma konec
prozradil, re jsou dosud pri-
hlaSeni diva kandidati.
Samkem to trhlo, protoze o
druhem kandin&tu dosud neve-
del a jeho oci podesene hleda-
! ly, kdo ze je ten smelly clovek,
jenz Sc opovaszuje kffziti jeho
plany. DovedA.se to hned. -
Starosta jmenoval nejprve Jo-
sefa Ladinu, statkafe z Doro-
va-~a "a MIN Kssecla Tardona
majitele mlyna ze Zarovic.
To- bylo velike prekvapeni
Kazdy jiny kandidat byl by
byval spise ocekavan, nez mly.
mar Tardon, clov9k pomerne
mlady a nehlucn6 zijici. Co
no prim6lo, ably kandidoval!
Samek hledal no, az no nase
a ocima hnevivyma meril ra
menatou postavu mlynafovll
Malem by byval pfeslechl Wy
zvani starostovo, ably oba pan
kandidati pfednesli sve progrs
move reci, by Sc moh[o volic
stvo informovati a postavit
svorne sveho kandidata.
Ladina byl lined pripravel
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-19
DR. O B n E
ON A M K Y.

HLEDAM BYT sc stravou v
radne rodine, kdekoli We W.
chodni casti mesta, aneb byt
beze stravy, neb maly rent o
jednom neb dvou pokojich v
okoli vych. 55. ul. a Broadway.
Adresu nechte v adm. "Sveta''
aneb Sc tamtez sdeli mole a.
.dreSa. 12-2l
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-19

a povystoupiv ven, fecnil. Bylo
znati, ze Sc ma rec dobre pri-
pravil ze jiste celou radu dni
venoval nauceni Sc tomu, CO
nyni pathosem a dosti who'd
nymi gesty prednasel. Mluvil
dosti hezky, sliboval, jak jest
vse nome, ale nenosne a u
vse mozne, alei nemozne a u
jist'oval je, lie jen svata vec ho
prim6la podnilnouti obtizny
zapas a prinesti ob9ti, kterych
bude vykonavani dfadu vyza-
dovati. Take dosti ostfe W.
slal n6kolik Sfpd proti svemu
odpIrci, jemuz upiral potreb-
ne vlastnosti pro drsd tax
znamenity skoncil frazemi
20 velike budoucnpsti n6roda,
jez lezi v rukou zastupcd lidu
a ktere on chce "a obet' prime
sti sve silly i svhj majetek.
Bylo tleskano, ale pouze z
polovice pfftomnych. Samek
byl rozcilen a zufive bill svy-I
mi dlanemi, pobfzeje posunky
dorcvske ddverniky, ably mu
pomahali. Chvilemi tleskal
sam a teprve kdyz Sc pfftom-
nj po mem ohlizeli, zatahal ho
jeden re sousedu "a rukav by
toho nechal.
A uz sc objevil Tardon. Xii
dny, malicko sice rozechveny,
ale dobre Sc ovladajici, roz-
hledl Sc po shromazdeni a pro-
ste zacal. Priznaval Sc, ze mu
nikdy nenapadlo, ably Sc o po-
slanectvi uchazel. Rada vaz-
nych muzG z okresu a take po-
slanecke kruhy TAX dlouho nan
pisobili, az svolil kandidaturu
priimouti. Priznaval Sc, ze Sc
obava, bude-li miti dost schop-
nosti, ably 1rad ten zastaval k
uzitku volicl naroda, ale
prohlasil, re chce opravdu pra-
covati. Necini slibd, protoze
nikdo, ami on nevi, bude-li mo-
ci slibI dodrzeti. Pujde svor-
ne ostatnfmi poslanci, vyko-
ma, co vykonati mu bude moz-
no, kdyby snad MIN volico-
We nebyli spokojeni, bez nami-
tex vrati Jim mandat.> zadal
yoliee, ably ho sprostili obtizne-
no objizd6nf volebnfho okresu,
protoze neumi hiatt sliby, o
jichz dodrzenf nema jistoty a
protoze by nan velmi trapne
pusobily hadky vasnive W.
stupy, ktere byvaji sc schdze-
mi spojeny. Vyhraje-li bude
to povazovati Ia cest, podleh-
nell, bez horkostf Sc vrati ke
svemu soukromemu zamestna-
nj.
o SVEN protikandidatu Sc
ami nezminil, a jak klidne "a
cal, tax klidne skoncil. "A Sa-
mex nemohl pochopiti, ze jc-
no hloupe feci tolik tleskaji.
(Pokracovani.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-19

PRIME Sc reznik, ktery Sc
vyzna v sekani masa, must u
met eesky a anglicky. Stala
prace a slusny plat pro prave-
no muze. Haste Sc v els. 4476
yVorroy. P1 1o0r
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-19

FRANTA KREJCf cisti, pre-
d6lava obleky, muzske, tez i
zenske. Kazdy sobe bude prat,
aby ma svatky svdj oblek mel
opraveny a proto zaneste ST
vas oblek do {. 5812 Broad
way proti Cable ave. Tez kn-
puji a prodavam obnoSene sat-
StvO. 12-2O
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-19

PRIJMOU Sc diva radni PAM
ma byt beze stravy, elektrika,
plyn a koupelna k pouziti; je
to blize poulicni drahy ma zap.
strane. Nechte adresu v adm.
tSvGta", pod znaGkou "A".
12-21
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-19

PRIJMOU Sc zeny k cisteni
lradoven. Stala prace, dobry
plat. Haste Sc u Cleveland
Window Cleaning Co., 11O4
Prospect Ave-, dvere {. 218
1870
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-19

SAMOHRACf PIANO, m&lo u
zivane proda Sc "a vhodnych
podminek rolemi. MIzete
no koupit "a hotove neb ma
splatku. Haste sc v tis. $500
w. 32nd. st. 12-19
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-19

PR0DA Sc stfizni' obchod, no
hove misto, kde Sc trzi $500
tydne., Dim je dvourodinny,
nese & 2072 Murray Hill Rd.
Velmi dobre misto. Blizsi sd4lf
M. Zimerman, 1912 Kinsman
Rd., mezi Z a 9. hod. vecer.
-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-19
PRLJME Sc:

PRIJME Sc divka, vysla z ye-
refine skoly, jez Sc NIUE vyka-
zati propoustecim certifikatem
"a prodavacku v pekarskem
obchode. Haste Sc u Kopec-
ky Bakery, 3345 w. 80. st. :?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-19

PRODA Sc kovarna Sc vsim
zarizenim, | akr pozemku, -
pekny dim Il ban6, l mill Cd
dlazby. Je to dobre vynos-
ne misto v .pekne okoli. Proda
sc neb vymeni "a mestsky ma
jetek. Pricina prodeje ne
moe. Dopiste ma James Ziz-
ka, Rock Greek, O.. PA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-19

~ ~ = SSss~ ~ 5rf eevf -
podivenim. Sla ve6er drive
|spati, slysela, ze muz pfichazi
" noci, kdyz uz citila sse vyspa
lou, ale nehovofila 9 MIN. Zili
v netaone lhostejnosti a nevsi-
mavosti, sjez odpovidala jejich
|niternym vzajennnym nazordm
|-nemeh, co by 81 fekli a neci-
till potfebu lamati chlad, jenz
Sc mezi ne vkradl a nemeli ma
|vzajem dIvery. Ladina vedel,
ze no zena nema r6da a nikte-
|rak no to nerozcilovalo. Jen
Ikdyz bez~ reptani pracuje, ne.
lvzdoruje a nedrazdi vycitka-
mi. Proto nemela tuseni, co
Ise V mysli muzove zrodilo. a
kan jeho emele nad9je mifi.
"Vy to nevite? On vam me-
|rekl, ze bude poSlancem?" pO-
Idivil Sc Jan1bor.
'Poslancem? On?" ptala Sc
|uzasle.
"Nu, ano. W je to hotova
|yec a m9me q toho radost. Wy
jiste take. Budeme r1iti do
ma poslance, zastane Sc mas,
vymdze nam silnice, subvence,
zkratka, budeme ma novem
svete. A pre- vas to bude take
cest, budete pani poslancovou.
"Mne dostaci, ze jsem ze-
nou hostinskeho," rekla trochu
ostre a necekajic ma dalsi slo-
va, 0t0cffa sc a rychfe zasia ira
dvir.
Jambor dival sc ma nj pin u
diveni. Vsechna jeho radost
byla jaksi zkalena a schliple
Sc vracel do mistnosti.
"Vase pani jeste o nicem ne
viz" ptal Sc Ladiny, pribliziv
sc k nen1u a nakloniv Sc k jeho
uchu.
20 cem?" ptal sc, hned ne
pochopiv.
emu, o vasem kandidovani."
Zach talk! Snad iievi. PROD
bych il to povidal. nema tim
co delati. Ostatne jsem nemel
dosud ami casu o tom nj no.
voriti, kdyz jsem rano vstaval,
byla w dole a potom jste pri-
sli Wy. Vsak il to potom po-
vim"
Janrbor ponekuId uspokojen
odchazel ma sve misto, ale v
hlave mu stale vrtalo, co to, re
Ladinova zena newt, co vi celia
ives. u neho donna by Sc neco
takoveho stati nemohlo.
II.
V nedeli -konana v Okresnin
meste ohlasena schGze diver
niki z celeho volebniho okre
su.. La'dina dostavil Sc v no
|vem obleku, elegantni a jake
by zmeneny. Nikdo by v mem
byl nehledal hostinskeho z ma
l6ho mestecka. Cinil opravdu
dojem pana doktora a jeho di
vernici take no tax dIsledni
oslovovali. Byl to napad Sam
XIV, ktery Cd te chvile, kdj
Eproskocila povest o kandidatu
re Ladinove, 1il jake v horec
ce. Citil We vzduchu, tohle ~
bude neco pro neho, ze mu ma
Istane doba behani, fecneni {
staleho zamestnani. Jiste n:
nekolik mesicI zbavi sc pro
tiyne krejcoviny, bude hojni
!prilezitosti zadarmo sc napit
a naiisti a mimo to, jaka t.
ybude cest, kdyz bude moci k'
zvoleni Ladinove pfispeti. =
Potom oni viDorove budou NIT
Isveho poslance a on bude mo
lei pfi svych svatebnich a il
nych poch0zkach kazdemu II
ci, on ze je znam S poslancem
re jsou dobTi pfatele a pan p'
slanec re ma jeho prlmluv'
vsecko udela. Ami jediny z,
vsech tlampa6i nebude moe
Ineco takoveho fici a tim ov
sem jeho povest mezi lidmi ri
ska a najde vic dGvery, nez-l
II SA.o
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-19

No dely dnes panujci budou hladke bldzove neb dol
manovych varl jko hofejsi dva zde uplatnn kozes
move ice man3Ety Izdobach jak vde jest Stroke pole
ze ami neozno vypoctati vechny podrobnos Past evo
Jest model tax zvane hadke cary, kdezo druhy pa mezi
eodernesi tvary bdzovte Oba paste sou nejen mad
nysen vkusne ale vyhovu ne ddezites potrebe zinni
doby toz take skutecne tepe tudz tim vice odpor
Cent hodne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-19
PRODA Sc

PRCDA Sc rohovy delikatesni
obchod v els. 5000 u etroit Av.
kde Sc trzi kol S4O0 tyda4, je
pri mem pekny byt. Bii4si in
formace poda Mr.. Zpr herman
vecer do 7:30 hod. v els. 1912
Kinsman Re-. IL
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-19
NAM FARMU Ma PRoDEJ {

NAM FARMU Ma PRODEJ o
81 akrech v Burton, o.. asi je-
dnu mill cd d!azby. Je tam
dunn o A svetnicich, nova vel
ka bank barn, mlekarna, pun
pu, ovocna zahrada, pekny
velky les. Zada sc $25OO ho-
tove a ostatni dunn ma vym3nu.
Dalsi sdeli Tom. Suchy v els.
2465 vych. sc. ul. Tel. Gar
field, 5486 !?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-22
MISS 4,IdIL6A AOWfey
Celebrates With
a~~rz: Party


Miss Martez Lowrey. was eleven years
old on Tuesday afternoon, and her moth
er entert' ned in her honor. inviting a
party of ..-r little friends to her home
on East Cervantes street. between the
hours of 1870 and $50 o'clock.
The color scheme of pink and yellow
was carried out in the decorations of
the home, and the refreshment course.
Various games were played on the lawn
and in the parlor, the guests later go
ing into the dining room to partake of
ice cream and cake, the pretty birthday
cake being in the center of the table.
The most interesting game was the
guessing game, the best guessers being
Myrtle Lowrey and Hubert McGill, the
first receiving a box of candy and the
last a handkerchief as trophies.
The little boys and girls invited to at
tend were: Misses Van Anderson, Helen
Briggs, Bobbie Bryan, Marguerite Cary,
Marie Dickens, Shirley Davenport, Mar
guerite Fleming, Hazel Giddings, Katie
Horn, Pauline Harrison, Myrtle Low
rey, Lucille Nunlee. Edith Perryman.
Janice Horne, Dot" Nunlee, Zolner
Lowrey and Masters Hubert McGili, By
ron Lowrey, Cecil and Wilbur McGill.
Mrs. Lowrey was assisted in serving
and entertaining by Mrs. w. E. Wheat
and Mrs. J. B. McGtll.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-22
Enjoyable Hayride On
..>...,. Friday Evening .4 ,.

The employees Of Swift and Company,
and their friends were participants In an
enjoyable affair on Friday evening when
the former entertained with hayride'
followed by a "get together party, be-
tween the hours Of 1890 and IL o'clock.
After a pleasant ride about the city
on a large truck loaded with hay, the
members Of the party rode out to Perdido
Beach, there to enjoy a ''weinie' roast
returning to the city late in the evening.
Those present were: Misses Eta Rich
ards, Helen Cook, Hazel Johnson, Mar
torie Bingham. Elsie Mcconnell, Mrs.
Mary C. Edward, and Messrs. Charlie
Lamb, Dewey Lamb, Albert Pfelfter. Carl
SandusSy, Miles Andeson and William
Mitchem.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-22

School will give a Halloween party =,
the club house Saturday night. Oct
her %. Everybody is invited and ,ba
vo,,nR folks are asked to dress like .
witch, ghost or any character they
choose.
7. A. jacob and family were Penss.
cola visitors Wednesday afternoon.
DR.. Frank A. Mason left sundav f.,
I New orleans where he will be for t5s
next few months taking a special courss
in surgery.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Dupree, Of Penss.
cola. were last weekend visitors n
Moline.
L. F. Matthews is on the sick lis, thi,
week. At the present time he is some
what improved. but is still unable to be
out.
Mesdames Mason and Pouncy we-e in
F,lonaton for a short while last Wed
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. J. r. Henderson is spending TIE
week in Pensacola with her son AID
wire. Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Hardsrsos
COL North Hayne street.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. II. Daffin were IL
ouintette for short while Tuesda
afternoon.
Jim and John Pace, Of Pensacola.
were in Molino for short while Frday
afternoon on business.
Escambia Temple No. 20. Pytasa
Sisters, held a regular meeting Thurs
day afternoon. The meetings will b.
held in the afternoon during the w.a,.r
months.
W. A. Vaughan went TO Brewton Ala.
w. A. Vaughn went to Brewton Al.
Tuesday afternoon on business.
Martin Vanheuvel Of Mobile, was in
Moline Friday looking after business in
terests here,
w. o. Holloway is spending the Wee.
in Pensacola having his tonsils removea
x D. Rocks is here this week ta}lr-
care of Mr. Holloway's job while he is
away.
Mr.. and Mrs W. c. Barrineau were i.
Moline for a short while Monday.
c. A. Landrum attended the Legion re-
union in New Orleans this week
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-22
Pretty Party Honoring
Miss Isabel
~.-- Brainard

D., Mrs. Thomas M. Brainard was hostess
ON Saturday afternoon, entertaining In
honor OF her daughter, Miss Isabel Brain
ard, the coca sion being, the twelfth ami
yersary OF the young lady's birthday =,
The. affair was in the form OF senses
marty. there being contest In which the
live senses were used, appropriate prizes
being awarded in each contest The sue
q cessful contestants, and the trophies were
as follows:
Sight: Miss Sue White, picture.
smelling: Miss Vera Hopgood' bottle
4. Tasteing: Miss Jean Welles' jar OF
Z candy. =. |.....
Hearing: Miss Virginia Tyler, box OF
stationery. ,,
Touch: Miss Paline Greenaway' a mold
ed vase. .. .., ,s ,,-.- - -,
After the games refreshments OF ice
cream and individual cakes were served
each guest being given souvenir OF
rose surprise, a box OF candy or ool,
Those present were: Misses Gretchen
Hutchinson Virginia Majette, Margare'
Sheriff., Elizabeth Witch, Sue WHITE
Olga white, Nina DeLoney, vera mop
good. Virginia Tyler. Elizabeth Jeudevlne
NelUe Il. Morgan, Hazel Saunders Helen
Saunders. Pauline Greenaway' Margare'
WoIIes. Doris Welles, Geraldine Welies
Jean Welles. 4o-
Mrs. Brainard was assisted IN enter
tanning and serving by Miss lsaoeAe IN
graham and Miss Gertrude FRIEDMAN
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-22
Mobile Boys Entertained
In Pensacola
Homes

The boys of Spring Hill High School
Of Mobile who are visitors in the city,
have been graciously entertained. in the
several Pensacola homes during their
stay in the deep water city: The boys
came over Friday night, meeting and
defeating our local boys in a pitched
battle yesterday afternoon. and they
left for their homes in Mobile last night
on the 10:45 train.
Mr.. Connors. the coach, was regis
tered at the San Carlos hotel, while
Messrs. Lurry and Burgeon were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs r. f. Mitchell at
their home on North Twelfth avenue,
and Messrs, r. S. Becker and r. A.
Rainey were the guests OF DIR. and Mrs.
J. II. Pierpont at their home on West
LaRua street. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Ma
lone, 126 West Jackson street had as
their guests Mr.. E. w. Ryan and Mr..
P Hebert, while Mr.. William Knowles
entertained as his guests at Harbour
view, Messrs. George Godbold and Tom
Rowell Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.. Christy had
as their guests Messrs. Barrazam and
Corso, while the other young men,
Messrs. McCue, Herpin and Sullivan,
and Maury were the boys entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. D. "A. Vann and others.
Besides the COACH members of the
team and subs a number of other Mo-
bilians came over for the game, mem
bers of the faculty and student body OF
Spring Hill High School being among
them.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-22
Entertainment For C.
E. Delegates

The delegates to the Christian EnoeaV-
mr. convention which began yesterday and
lasts through today were delightfuHy en-
tertained yesterday by the local members
~ the Christian Endeavor Of the Knox
PRESBYTERIAN church, an enjoyable dinner
being given in honor OF the guests at Bay
view Park between the hours OF IL ana
. o'clock, while in the evening following
the evening session of the convention 4
nretty reception was held in the church
parlors. .bo man
hour was a happy "get-together' ana
large number OF young people represent
ing Milton, DeFuniak Springs Marlanha'
Tallahassee, and other towns OF WeSt
FLORIDA were present. Hot fish cho"aer
was Included in the menu, ana during
the dinner "a few brief talks and toasta
were heard. ,,.,,,,
The social in the evening was equally
as delightful an affair, the church pelns
decorated in the colors Of the society
rod and white. The c. f. emblems' cleV-
erIv constructed OF card board IN the TWO
coIors. we're used in the decoration OF
che walls and streamers Of red and white
creme paper added the desired note Oh
gayoty
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Didn't Know
His Brother

my brother got so bad with stomach
and liver trouble that when 1 saw him
after a year I didn't know him He was
emaciated and yellow as pumpkin and
was often in great pain. He couldn't nave
lived long the way he was going. Doctors
and medicine gave him no relief. picked
up a little booklet on Mayr,s Wonderfui
Remedy, which he said described his case
perfectly. The first dose of 1t gave him
great relief and in a month he was good
as ever" It is a simple, harmless prepar-
alton that removes the catarrhal mucous
from the intestinal tract and aliays the
inflammation which causes practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal ailments.
including appendicitis. One does will con-
vince or money refunded. Druggists
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fight for learning. Before he goes to
school, Hadley delivers a morning
newspaper route After ella sses and III
Saturdays hi de7 otes his time to odd
jobs. Mrs. Hadley, too, divides her
out of school time between home ami
baby and extra work for pin money.
The two-year-old Hadley baby OF
fered the first difficulty. It took some
little time to arrange for its care dur
ing sch Jol hours.
Hadley, however. showed up the first
day of school. Unabashed. he took MS
place among the youngsters in the
class. Wre1 school started, he asked
permission to address the children.
Fupiis Like Them.
He tod of the kardships Of his youth
the handicap Of bucking the world
without bcok leaning. Pupils who had
been disposed 20 smoker at the grown
up student were profoundly impressed.
They loudly appia uded him, and when
at recess, he Joined the boys in their
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, games, he WAS du.g elected "reGula'
guy"
Mrs. Hadley became equally popular
with the girls. The two adult pupils
have been given the job of arbiting all
playground disputes.
Hadley. through intensive study of the
Bible and his ability to talk, gained or
dination as a local Baptist minister at
Rose Pine, La. But he wants to be-
come qualified to minister to the largest
congregations. The theological seminary
is his educational goal.
Meantime his wife intends to &C
company him along his school jour
ney.
81 am willing to work very hard to
help US get an education" she says,
for if my husband becomes the type
of minister he hopes to be l must also
have college education. Much of
marital misfortune is due to inequali-
ties in education.