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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-09-19
Cold in the Head"

is an acute attack of Nasal Catarrh.
Those subject to frequent "colds in
the head" will find that the use of
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE will
build up the System, cleanse the Blood
and render them less liable to colds.
repeated attacks of Acute Catarrh
may lead to Chronic Catarrh.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE il
.aken internally and acts through the
STOOD on the Mucous Surfaces of the
system, thus reducing the infiamma-
ION and restoring normal conditions.
: All druggists. Circulars free.
\. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-09-19
IT'S EASY
TO PLAY

This is a puzzle game in
which the whole family may
Join fn-Father, Mother. Sis
ter and Brother-all of you
can receive equal enjoyment
while hunting P-Words." II
is simply a test of your skill,
your ability to find objects
and articles or parts of OBJ
Jects and articles shown in
the picture, whose names be-
gin with the letter "P" de-
termines the prize you win.
Gather all the members of
your family together this
evening and see which Of you
can find the most.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-09-19
Follow These Rules

L. This Puzzle Game is open to any man, woman
more News vi " not an employee Of The Balti-
phtoyees family 1t costs nothing take part in
q Answers should be written an one aida os the
paper only, and words numbered consecutiyely-1,
z, a. etc. write your full and address q the
Midnight. Monday. October o and addressed 70 Paul
- Sergent Puzzle Manager. The Baltimore Amer
=, =: only words which are found in the English
1cd'ioLnary VIII be counted Compound. hyphcnated
the singular of word is used the plural cannot be
counted and vice veT Words of the same spelling
nate different objects. The same object can be
named nam only once although Of the object
them will count ~ DSeS's any oi's -
= me person sending in the largest and nearest
correcs lst OF words beginning with the letter "Pg
naming objects shown in the picture will win First
atiIe; second nearest. Second Prize etc One point
VIII os Blsen LOT each correct sent in and one
ppint oeducted for each incorrect word omission
nass VII PC inquired on percentage basis. Neat
less styie or handwriting have no bearing upon
49,, p All answers will receive the same considera-
sent in. mo- 'u'S0' ip''o" =
-. s. Persons may work together in preparing
any one ousehod Nof Z ii more Than one prize
De De, awarded to any group outside OF the family
Where Two or more have been working together
=. In the event Of tie for any prize offered the
raa UNI or such prize will be paid each
correct words submitted by contestants and viii
not consist of master" or Predetermined
g. Three well-known citizens of Baltimore hav-
in i5, no connection with The News or American
&C. as }uages They win use their authority
cestants agree to accept their decision
9 These judges will meet directly following the
close Of the Puzzle Game. and the names Of the
ar.ze winners and the winning list of words.
The American" just quickly thereafter as the
Judges can complete the checking
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-09-19
HORSE SHOW REPORT.

w. L. Gibson, treasurer of the
Charles Town Horse Show Associa-
ton, has made public his report,
showing receipts and disbursements
for the portion Of the year from
January /, to date and also the
earnings and expenses of the Horse
Show, August 16 and II.
The association earned a profit of
81, 187.40 on the Horse Show this
year, the receipts aggregating $5,-
272.21, and expenses $4,084.81.
Horse Show, August is and IL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-09-19
FOR SALE.

A large, roomy Wardrobe, one
half fitted with drawers, the other
half hanging space; price $25. Also,
solid walnut Buffet with marble
slab, fine mirror above and two
shelves, drawers and cabinet below;
pprice $25. Both may be seen at
No. 21O West Liberty ST.
Sept. lift.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-09-19
ATTENTION
FARMERS.

| have for sale limited quantity
of Leaps Prolific Seed Wheat at my
farm which / am offering at $1.50
per bushel. This wheat yielded 20
bushels to the acre last year and this
year made 80 bushels. Better get
yours now.
r. STANLEY DUTROW.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-09-19
Increased Bank Balance S e9o. %

Increased Bank Balance 5 990.23
Treasurer Gibson calls attention
to the fact that the above figures
represent only actual cash transac-
tons, and do not take into account
the amounts deducted from pre-
iums for stall rentals, entrance fees
and other items due the association.
The treasurer has data to support
the foregoing figures and invites in
terested parties to inspect them.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-09-19
FOR SALE.

One Mahogany Upright Piano,
only used six months, same as new.
Can be bought cheap for cash. In
quire at
Everhart Organ & Piano Co,
.301 West Washington St;
Sept. 1927. Charles Town.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-09-19

Accidents will happen, but the
best regulated families keep DR..
Thomas Eclectic Oil for such emer-
gencies. Two sizes, Soc and Coo, at
all stores.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-09-19

We have another car of those
good st. Paul ewes running. They
should arrive the first of next week.
G. F. Wall.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-09-19
How to Win J

1t costs nothing % axe ~. ~ ~
don't have TO send IN 20. Vert
prize. If your list o. ~ Viz VI
Prize by the judges ~ ,,ors Ia y
Won would like to WIN n - gsaf1
20 by sending in one ol.,,t,ana
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ton and your ansve.r. ssss -
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constitutions and your ~ ~ fst'n /
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which YOU send IN YOU -
Extra copies Of p'0
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-09-19
Find the Objects In This Picture Starting With

FOR p bs a above contains number Of objects and articles the names
a etc The others just find and don't have to
picture the names Of which start with the letter P Fifty big cash
Price, ETC.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-09-19

Blankets and Comforts (new
stock at Dunaway & Hooff's.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-09-19

Buy american Maid" Aluminium
ware. Burns & Marshall.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-09-19

LOST.

A pair of small gold ear rings
with white sapphire setting. Finder
will leave at box office at Opera
House and receive reward.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-09-19

When WHITE
cut and ssa.u'
Farm for SaI
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-09-19
STALLS FOR RENT.

l have three stalls for rent to any
one desiring to feed and shelter
their horses, while attending school
at a reasonable charge. Convenient
to school building. Apply to
Peter Brooks.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-09-19
50 Cash Prizes

Winning answers will receive prizes as
follows;
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-09-19

1922 Show Profit. $1,187.4O
Income For The Year.
Receinte
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-09-19

!. Wade Coffman, Clerk.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-09-19
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-09-19
PRICES d

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J. W. Sayds
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29

L-L-L-R r-ELA 8DltI The DteLEEAS SLiSIbSA be divided. De-z4U5e the damage comes from within more often than from with out.
 Powder and rouge. after aH, are only meant to hide bIsntshes oS a once lovely skin. For a time they may hide them cftecruauy. then the powder and rouge become injurious in their own and separate ways So instead of bIsR- 1shes belug hidden they multiply.
 have often heard experts on diet say that they can look at q wo15an's com plexion and tell he- what's the matter w.t1 her diet. and what kind of foods she's most fond of
 This sounds nothing short Of magic to the uni1itisred. They can't understand exactly how the texture Of q skin has so much to do with what It's owner eats
 And this is where the first falacy comes in They would know, were they a little wiser. that 5t's not what goes on the skin half so much as what goes into it's making that counts
 Biachueads and greasy skin and pila- plcs are uuaLtracLive to talk about, it's true. bur think how nucn more una ttrsc- tive they are to own And the discou- cerliu- part, as many a distressed wom- Gr -ae- told mo 'S that they creep uD
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
WORDS of WISE MEN

Simplicity enters largely Into he beauty of holiness
 In ezsrerasty t sa ehAr@c@as taat saros | man
 There as advantage in eo@ttzsgrz Of place Es wen sa of purpose
 We cannot vots right iDts wronx or wrong into ragh1
 No man can be provseen1 os h4a time ufso Is not provid@nt oe his company
 Truth is single and naked and seads ao& tnvectiv-s to ApDares her conaoSluesa, Let as be Hflant thAt sPs zaay hear Iho whBpers of the gods
 We too oTtan lose vshaa ba certain while we zxe seeking what Ia aaac~rtaEa.
 Secrecy A -cttz gosa 8 bong way Man lr. society ls Ike aovzr Tslovyn in it's native bud Iris there alone IItg faculties expanded iu fuu bloom shine out, there an4y reach halr proper
 seshzhness ss a vice sttsrsy at var4- ancs with tho hapDazeGs sS hl1a wne hlarboSs iE
 The best laid scheusa O uaSce and men
 Gang aft aEiey And leave us nought but Erset and DsaiE
 For promised joy
 Success in buEinesz fs due 10 sduiui5- tration- SUcceEs in administration Is &ue to the faculty called Oonuou asnoa-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29

see szs saA Dc you aays % take n way carZ-
 .ssEo, a2csra~ iaUzsed the Htt.o bros. ETL aud her white teeth sparIl.a. zesfszSt 7e- Dtaes fa-e. Mot very ia Sfs5 ps87zzd to a big. TouEvd block -~ NEu,U1 neas- -he corn -ca.fo-
 Estsy toHou'e5 aa- and fgunl chat .H. bioc5S pad a-ss iu ,hz to1 forming p 5san o5 zs TE5 EtJs brown girl =ha,al 5rg1rat ca-s =t corn into the ncast and w2tA th= end ot tong wooden -Iu qOupEc.; tEea cura .I2tsI ft became uus- fine TGEa 5l= poured iI ou- onto fat be-sLzc E-E- 1[ c=a-~se Eh-=s -Fory1- zzz a rss-lEa stave-2ud shook t ant su tho Gae arezt was EIf--E through This shc pet rzcs Into the mill egrG. tue coarse pa-r was thrown Lwa
 Time after time she did -h-s uutI rs. meal in the min was Iust right. raaa stones uutl t- was ready ro bs mala Into pancakes.
 Nov. -zs must have milk sn, laughed. ard called hey 1ru-Ecr. Ef- Rock a }ous p.es= of grapevine lied .t around the trunk Ct Free l8 make a hoop. stepped inside sh" H0~e. and S.. climbed the tree. Ss hen aa reae-sT the top he cut of E---t. green c0cec- nuts and threv tAeaa down .o his sig Ger- She cut oI tle-- -ops and handed Betty one to drink.
 This was al SD strange so Betty that she laughed. and Ike a wRIT oE =r-- -- The whole scene changed. and once rTore Ethe found hersefE ar EE- 0ur h-ezFf1s- table. eating eEES and bacon. Ny. Eld1-t Lhey taS-e Evoai That was r-" last Ilu5 any one ever heard her complain about Rer hEes kEasL
 caEgrlzhs- 1922 by ,sas1saps- Pazfzse serT7z E7-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
THE HOME KITCHEN
Six Delicious Recipes for Thanksgiving c
By JEANNETTE YOUNG NORTON

VoME-alADE candy is always F treat f well made and 1t is A cheaper to make than to buy it Besides, there are the oId-fashioned candies that just seem to go with this festival
 whue fresh. good materials are re uuired for this sort Of candy making, the more elaborate utensils and hIingz are not needed. The candy cook as rule hes to work fast 50 she should make sure that all the ingredient she .a likely Eo need are at hand before she beEtos
 If she is going 70 cook over gzz, t ts 2 wise idea to cover the holes with asbestos pads. An erlarn elled szucepan B less likely to burn than tha rE1rner aluminium cnez-
 Quzek Butte- Scotch
 Put three --I2fuls Of brown sugar Into 3 saucepan with four ounces oF butter 2 teaspooR>UI Of lemon juice and a nal cupfII ot water. Melt, then boil gently zrtII IL forms a soft ball in cold water Turn into 2 saalow buttsred pan and marx i1 sz2ares wtiEe HFzrrr.
 A Rica Fudge.
 Put two cupfUls Of sugar into 2 saucepan and add 2 haIf-caks Of un- sweetensd Clocolate, e half-cuDfJlI Of cutter 9 sa-tspoonfUE at gait Cook ua- ii Ettls -s firm on a cold plate Then add sElaL cupfuI of chopped recan nuts zaI Q t=zspoonfuI Of vanilla Turn Into q o-ztte-ed pan and mark oR Ia
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
The Joys of L-iEs
! ESCLVInIC aeeinl Thanksgiving, with Uncle

wrinkles aor. home and home folks and tukc stuffed andnu moist and rich choice, qo7a 9 a Celery and 1be-rie mashed potatoes punkn riedoat you  of n
  of cole he use? good things n life -~,
  isn't abo people who doHz and tle skinny ouEsttobe you?
 People who don't know enough to be glad
 
 When to borrow ask knev when dinner tinec
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
Aids to e BeautiifuL Complexion
The F'a8vo.1s SpGnis!L P7-sa'sG Donna
By LUCREZIA BORI

before you are aware Of their presence.
 One day you look in your Ulirror-in fact, you closely scrutiTdze the reflection which greets you there, and you arc close scrutiny reveals distressing signs which warn you that you must go to work on your diet immediately.
 Now, all Of us know that starches. sugars and fats cause excess fat. greasy skin, piarIes and the other unattrac- tive symptoms which accompany these beaCty-desLroy-ing agents.
 You may feel that you eat conpara- lively few foods which contain these elements, but If you have dire results to show from your diet you must eat stiu less sugar starch and fats.
 Now, since there are only the three above named properties of food that are bad for y0TE- complexion. it's fairly easy for you to re-zSss -nber what foods contain them and &0 avoid these foods or eat them in vezy small qua H&iCies. Here are a few of the foods which are your worst and bread. If you feel that you must have a deGciCus piece of pastry, eat q tiny part of 1t. Let the rest go if your beauty means anything to you Eat a small amount Of bread or medium sized potato, but never eat both at the same meal
 It's pIeasaEter. I'll admit, especially at ThanEszivia to talk about the things that you can eat. There are plenty Of fresh, delicious foods that contain minerals and properties that don't fattsn or cause greasy T5ores Raw vegetables are delicious and re- freshinE- Celery and lettuce come m der this head Carrots have long baer known as beauty -enhan Cing food. while spinach is one of the best. Eat thess and drink plenty of water-begin. Ier.s say. day after tomorrow. but no later
 4 happy Thanksgiving to youl
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
IN NETs-wHY NOT TURKEYS?

I If you happened to see the Chinese deftly securing their game without guns or gunp0wder. you might think of your ancestors, a few centuries back on the first Thanksgiving day. To our resoiute forefathers, who had bTaved the terrors of a new country and had to ecOnomize on ammunition, this mode ef hunting would have been of vital interest. And what 2 supply they could have saved few centuries ago.
 How many more wild turkeys they could have had if they had known the clever method of hunting which the Chi nese employ to catch eagles.
 This is the way they do it:
 Each hunter has tame eagle. which he carries on perch. like the falconers Of old. The eagles feet are securely tiei to the perch.
 When the hunters arrive at the hunt ing grounds they spread a net on the ground and on l. place the eagles perch-
 The next procedure is to give ths eagles their favcrite raw fish in abunG- ance. They fall on it g-eedny. The vii: ca gles in the neig.,Sorhood smell tn fish, and are attracted 10 it. When thcE see some CT their kind 6evOur.ng the asl they swoop down on them and fight ro get some Of the fish.
 T. is then that the crafty hunt@-s draw tEze nets over the eagles ana bag them eIiv=
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
Life fs 8 Game

But there's let to Thanksgiving without ot! find that simple, things!
 what
  ynd finding friends getting dsoouragedand taking all living a big of hold good hands and hold had, depends upon the paylvhether or not
 joy hope of life Def
 thankful for being agony defeat of life beh
 thankful for all endured in and in
 Lets good friends honest love fur the t ~ the cheek, of of
 we way will so let's sing and l, and
 Let's begin hanks
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
on Home Cooking

Honey Popcorn B7us. forms a firm ball in cold water. Then pour oyer the DO pcorn- Stir. ths.E mould the balls iu desired sizes and Erap each 'n waIed paper.
 Turkish Delight.
 Dissolve four tabIespoonfuIs Of gela- t11e powder In q small c,Ipful Of cold water. Put three cupfuIs Of sugar and one cUufI1l of Va ter Into q Eaucc.an and tet boil gently to a syrup Squeeze irl the juice Of one orange and one lemon Add tbs melted Eseiattne and boH gentIy for q haH-hocr. Then strain through fine stsve into shaIIow pan -xaich has been wet with cold water. When thor o7SGhly chilled cut in souares with 2 tEsn sharp knife. Roll the squares in powdered sugar and let stand over night Lo dry oT
 CocoGnut Candy.
 Aix together 3 pint of n7oIazsez and two O1rnces of batter. When they begin to boil, add the grated meat of Q fresh cocoanut- COnein1e to boil until 1t forms 2 fra ball in cold water. Then pour i-ito 2 Zreased Daa 10 cool Mark o1 ia sG u2ras-
 Pszuz3 Candy.
 Bon together two c7pFuis of yrs-z- lated sugar. 8 cupfuI of milk anH butter When this mixture comes to tho pour Into greased pan EhS2 S@@l,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29

=E S---a plans for December a--svf- -es. o- Monday. the 4tE, all girls crested in l-E sti-s are invited to come out to organize 2 club On friday -Ee 18th. turkey supper in
 charge GL the mem be-SLl- commit see will he served. NTeube-- and ends o[ the branch. men and vvo- ----- are cordially invited 10 come out To supper and remain Tor the evenings ar-ar-a a-1lTreuL. On Sun
 r h. --th. -he Grade Scho0- Girl deserves will present Elizabeth ..---E aGIS play ''TAe NFa5[" On The ---F -Ia Girl T2ese--ts. C--5e--lla=
 ..--- will take place There will -e~ -----.5-- .Is>-t-s- -
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
PaEi0r Meetings Planned for the
 '. ". Members

\ number o- -ar.Dr meetings have been r-a-..E r- the P-.--.s Evl-n--a- .."a-.. CT r--a Y. E#. CA The first .a-# took -Ea.. a- Mon day No -.-...- . .- --= home u- Mrs. -.E- ..r E..-r- street. The -r---- : ..r.. ru -r -EE the I--r. at --e r." -.-# r..a-.--- are Tn charge "- --n --.-r---n committee and .n..-e= --..r-.- -.- a --elH.-- a-a--- have -.- been interested previously.
 .. E-.r-tar. -.#r rrS----l-.- n---. H.- #" .-.- house az -la ..-". .-ar. tn # D rr.
 G- -r- aa-r.s.1-----a- have. ---iL-s
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
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Illustrated 5g 15evc HarzFsoz

BETTY HAS 4 STR EEEE MEAL. |sH. DEAR" Betty sighed. when her mama passed her tra eg-s and
 bacon a the breaEtas- E-l-e- 'A m lhe time And Betty zc5z.e- and pushed back her pIa-e-
 Tut. tut-'' lr1zHed a rae-ry voice. H51c -ToCz1Erc5acll- t4se travel =tEl1r -i- peg upon the chair az hey side. t.E' hats all rhe trouble Lnts 11oruinE+
 Bacon and eggs. eEEs z--7 aa~aae Betty pouted I'm 50 eE=d of eating them
 -z'snavv. .sn't that soe ba5.. !z1EHea t.s@ esEr- 'FFFE-- -0E need -a g sal Defore gCu aat any ,r=s sls-E-. Suppose you come a2ps1E rr-EE E1a- TT#7 -Iz- 5l my way to CansraL -Ar--cs ro v-ssz 7 -1- Gle frieg25 Of zsiaa- I'm sure she Er.a be glad t1 s-e you. -5o-"
 Before Betty sell5 sven answer she evss 7gniss-ec cErr8-z. The air out re1 back Eoor. and away over tEs noun Salas and zeaa to a strange 2auL
 The houses were al uz-z of mud with grasses oiled high or the roofs. A little brown girl heard them and es1Hse running out To meet them
 wei. we'll. Coc0snabacE. she cried Ebahing Lh= little eIGn.s hand. '.l ou and Betty are just iu time for dinner E'G hurry and get IL ready A-aa-e your solves at 2 orne-''
 -e5oss, lzu'c that Gne7' whispered Go conabEciL You're going Co have real African treat They watched the Itrte bIaeE girl go out 60 a guaer-.o9S- ing basket. saau=d like a ha-re.. u.E- up or puscz- Betty. eager to see every LhiEls. Fce did. ran after aar-
 This la oGr feru5I-- corn-~- b. tho Bfttse lz-uw-s girl iaugaed. when Eha corn ls =zD-. LotEar ana { 20 out lu-. Ire Iez.s. hoe -n= corn and gather iz- Fge s4SE-c 5t i1 this c-.a-aasze- until ws ssart r1 uss tt .Eaa v-s Laso It ogt aza-t sv7ES lr into meal
 But eghzrs iu the .TorId 10 you take a to Er=adr. Ber-y azE-c- She couldn't
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
CAMPAIGN or KINDNESS
 Is LAUNCHED BY CO-EDS

Evanston, IL, Nov. 29.-Co-eds of western University have open ed "campaign Of kindness on the North Shore
 The sorori-tes have discontinued their regular sem ester dances, so rhar the none. usually expended on them can be donated to charity
 Entertainment of 25 Chicago fac tory girls for T entire Saturday was the first act of kindness the girls ar ranged.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
Hawaiian University Is Swamped With Entries
 in Egg Laying Contest

(By International News Service)
 Honolulu. Nov. 29-The University of Hawaii has many entries to it's 'egg laying contest" which opened Novenl- Der ] and closes October 31, next year.
 of live hens of uniform breed and age Virtually every poultry faucier in the territory has entered at least one breed Of fowl. and the committee in charge is at a loss to find means of correctly IllELEg results.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-29
You voa't Be Offended =

Daughter, dear, you won't be ot tended if your old father sounds just a note Of yTarning2''
 To myself I said re5eriously that could very well do without advice from him. Lillian or any one else. Ps5t I could not lurt him by even q hint of my feeling. and my answer was prompt and earnest
 You know that you could not pos z-bly offend me" I said. and he laid Lis hand over mine in a swift caress
 Let me tel you first, dear child'' he said. and there was the hint of reDrsszed anger i1 lis voice, that I an your champion il this thing. Your husband .S absolutely i7 the wrong, and he has 70 reason to expect any leniencT from you. I am glad I am not younger or I would give him the thresAing he de- serves for subjectins you to this unde- s:rable publicity"
 l sh!vered a bit as he came to a sud den stop. for there was something in his voice and manner which made me real ize that beneath my fathers gentleness there was a man I never had seen. a man of tempered steel, who had par ttcipated in many wild and hard scezas If Watch knew nOthiRg-