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The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1922-08-04
NOTICE. oE ELECTION

WHEREAS. The Legislature of 1921,
under the Constitution of 1885, of the
State of Florida, did pass four Joint Reso-
lutions proposing amendments to the Con-
sutution of the State of Florida, and the
same were agreed to by vote of three
fifths of all the members elected to each
house; that the votes on said Joint Reso-
buttons were entered upon their respective
Journals, with the yeas and nays thereon,
and they did determine and direct that
the said Joint Resolutions be submitted
to the electors Of the State at the Gen
eral Election in November. 1922.
NOW, THEREFORE,. l, H. CLAY
CRAWFORD, Sec'y of State of the State
of Florida, do hereby give notice thai a
GENERAL ELECTION
will be held in each county in Florida on
Tuesday next succeeding the first Monday
in November. A. ID. 1922, the same being
THE SEVENTH GAY OF NOVEMBER
for the ratification or rejection of the said
Joint Resolutions proposing amendments
to the Constitution of the State of Flor
ida, viz:
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1922-08-04

The votes cast in compliance with said
proposed amendments. and the canvass,
declarations and returns thereof, shall be
subjected to the same regulations and
restrictions as are provided by law for
general elections in the State of Florida.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, l have
hereunto set my hand and affixed the
Great Seal of the State of Florida, at
Tallahassee, the Capital. this the twenty
fifth day of July, A D. 1922. (SeaD 31-3mo
II. CLAY CRAWFORD. Sec'y of State.
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each House to the provisions Of this
amendment,
Section 2. That any and all provisions
Of the Constitution in conflict with this
provision +" and the same are hereby re-
pealed.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1922-08-04

John r. Jack of Boca Grande, one
of the original settlers of Punta Cor
da, loaded all his goods and chattels
on boat last week, moved them up
here and will open up a stock of hard
ware and furniture and other goods
in the store on Marian avenue and
Gilchrist lane that was previously oc-
cupied with stock of dry goods by
H. c. Sheffield. Mr.. Jack is highly
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-06
ALBERTO SAM HARPIsr TO
~ HIRE III RING FESTIVAL

Alberto sahi H. vHlls greatest
0.eu f1lp.a who uA o.. one Of .H.
famous artists tn appear h.re ou th.
Seventh panhaula SPRING Festival
r,tt Apu hfs Hs.a called I Conc man
orchestra" Ie h'l .u.1 wonderful
,IuHvcs on h.a instrument iHat I.s
audiences SD absorbed aHI wonder Ht
fte close OF the concert IU. whoIs -H.
time has gone The m..n. ..I .ffe.f.
81 hleh he gets. causes H auditors N
hcconlc ,nifanccd
Alberto SIlW. w1s hnu u Venice.
italy. in 1893 me sn' .. cong luuE
harp maker OF that rfN Ii, ZOO. ni.
first lesson on miniature hru Uh...
Dis father made especially fn. tm ,,,.
l-fore h. began hls hu0H
10y wonder winner az OBJ. U.Uf -.HH'
i-hip prize lnd huH .Enr 600 h|s
Training az tho expense of fHa lt.Hu
Government sndmtus .,.l The high
ho1ors three yeare lh.dnf hs c.us
composer director anI hi,d today
ss the greatest concert trrH.f t.H- th.'
world has ever prolnnH .I.h go.
D @sofI'of this wizard ~ t.e Harp
Probably newer h9s a5 e.n... artist
been greater revelation to t.a aud.
,nccs than Slnur slitl he haa rr.ulu.
tonzel harp playing oHl hH accom-
Ilshcj brilliant results which We're
hitherto considered imp.s.b.. t1r tHe
instrument
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-06
pWE ,RNTgHia<S lIOlD ANNUAL
NnAN SfHOOI PICNIC

fht HHHual sunday : honl picnic oi
frD rmfrd tr sbtrsrian Church nold
I 8t fhe spring On tho Fryiug
N.u Uu.H Has l1rRcl attended and w1s
rd..lu llv hai viii LONE BE- rr'u""ih"~
rd Dr everyone who had n part In i's
pleasures. The program az entertain.
.UHt HHf Ust,res,a4-s pia...n.. 49, .
ahHu and llr Miller. and there was
Ho. ne du.I moment from me n.cnir -.
'.' ARRIVAL 90 the grounds. until eve
mur when the crown returned 20 tnr
..tF Al u0ou tempting picnic spread
una served IN the afternoon hall
H. ns rsra between COO men
.,iF tsirs &C uge ard lHc BOYS 10
PIT. .HrD uudar sixteen which vas
watched tin uieres ht o. mgc gath.
.It. ermtr Numerous contests
d, u,.r 1. RHt ord boss and some
Oh 800. fDa. ps wor. featured The
.uw house 90 ihr urrt which is
EnuHH % o.,f th, raunaudI. pr IA
co,d N1HfH nater proved a. hr very
popular 0rplshani The warm hours
gf fr Ia v4l.ue strong ,omneutio"
with iH. H.aId, stand
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-06
MANY VISIT ENCANPMENT
~ RING WEEKEND

'm"ng those visiting the Baptist I'm
w'n' that s being held at tho
ihs waes during tho weekend
Mr and Mrs Frank NJ. nyburn
. children Tlank and Beth, Mr.. and
D.. Mclaughlin, and daughter
eth. Mr. and Mrs Charles Lowe.
r and Mrs Lester Stone. Nh and
S T. Meyer and children Ene 20,
a-d Barnard Mis-. .. ...r.
I.t Farrell Rum snH . "..In
la. he' Kendall. L.IH I.. .....
-rts, Dorothy li.. .
Msssrs CorI O.Nl. iI
nest Sorthcutt uni -.n.. I.
Baraqmlh. CoiumI..
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NOBLE REVENGE.

Tho great souls never sees revenge. bat
live
To swceten me. 60 give and % fore
give:
behold. too. how Ore camphor trees m.
part
- The biting Ak thc fragrance ~ the.r
heart
-Edwiu Markham.
Would you De- az pea.t, Speak ace
10 the world
would you be- hoaled9 Speak halla tH
the world
Would you be- loved. Speak love o. tae
world
Would sou hc suec sffHI3 Speak SUCCESS
90 the Werid
"o au 'bs t0r.d s a1 c'Gsoly akin That
no' one ndis dual mas realize DIS
dsairc except ail the world haIp
with hlm
ana every god word you F.ud into thol
world s silent, mlehty power.
working FOR Peace, Netlth Love
J.v. Suoce 200 al the world
Including yourself
irm tho S.utlua
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-06
" wv NWE WtiIuHrn.

IQN. y T00TT-"- N----TH" VIZ I
smile Tho dinner guest who is ata upI
arrives after the company Is seated. and
ID.ve bis apologies. but you do mot
i.' unless th, guest is a woman
THE host goes forward. however 1#
ss's ,hr hto conner 10 his scat and
uah.s general conversation So thlt The
.,,nu u.s. distracted from the incident
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-06
NiRRINEE AIA MnnI

~ or I0uUtrV W d'I|HI' most n
tN. l4tta caurt cicd with % 80 ,ddnr tp
ias brides family, bur m Peru they
have nothing 20 do with th, event ,N-
,pf q, act as GUESTS
Ihr marriage .a conducted no. tbe
laue of the BRIDEGROOM and he father
provides tb. feast and the habIimeuts.
tamily 'he ceremony lasts for three
u.s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-06
hitl.ARES FI.iPPER SHOULD
~ Nki.Of I>TO SUPER WOMAN
H. MarinIl HlIo

foi can sfudy ever t'pe IN Paris
"''-~NW own American fapIler.
n"tfle hHr native background.
iha g fhe lesson rsrit taught steph.
- Benet fo4ng Amerioa. nutnts
nase HplA "a widely known tholrh b..
eonsllefablg under 90.
has always considered h.nscl
fY'ghiy mfleIn and ~ o. date.
iht scar aro 81 nafr.ed-
rerau ana iczeiafr uIa
its ~ fsla. hef HFts - no..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-06
SENlOR y. \ RI. HIS
" trkKNFION fEAST

ea l faH.s evening s
.H wus po1p. OF tho senior q. &. D..
O Como m thc FIRST Baptist Church. at
tne hmr vi Mr ana Mrs rHu. Lowe
u san Jaeuio Heights 800. evening
was spent BOO music game and other
lrms az entertainment Hnb 100 q hfr
hour ir,d watermelon va. SERVED %. .
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-06
CoI NTRY GLIB HuSTESSF>
FOR II ESDAN

Misses Dorothy a1d Ihua. Hn %
Nll be- Joint hostessss $50 ths Amarillo
country club Tues,lay Many visited the
.'ih iaft week and even arr,r mum.
i'.r are expected TUESDAY Golfers ore
h..He advantage ~ the r1alutss of the
'.rf morning hours ON the lmks. anl
.re ewing themselves % other forms or
diversion during the remainder az TIE
n1T at tho club
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HtspiMI.S ATWOOD AND RICKs
20 fN1ERT iUIIPIIIAS

a's- 4ames 9 r. Atwood and Robert
iar w.ll b. hostesses 90 tho members
. A1e.pha Society Of the Fret
~ church Monday afternoon at
nfl'eA. bon fHe nfior of the
.naFl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-06

gsfh Pool Lillian Sloneker, MARY Leo
Nichols. Mamie Lee hin. Beulah Lee.
J5eksrn Frank Buchanan John bo@-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-29
Uncle Gus

Il been ~a-S"ttin' her" this morn
said Unclr Gus. as h. rctillrd his
blackencl COrnCub pipe. "a.thlnkln
about 4 %frll"r'$ Influence. Ny preach
er says when sinners talk about hypo-
critics bcjn' in tn" church. its just IN"
devil ciSin' = man excuse 70 Twin
on in the wickclneSs. but | do know
Young frllers is hard To fool. They
respect L man what's sho' enough
good. but they mOrtally dcSQiSe Il mar
il hp makes a big show o O"in piouS
an ain't. They amt eager to jim" up
with Il organization that asks en- to
be good while its harbOrin folks
that's meaner'n Il snake i'll the grass
| don't know as | blame 'rm. Boys
is purity good judges q character. An
sometimes it seem To me IN" church
a-yOin' to win III" respect q boys
like il ought to until it gifts enough
O. thu grace e. God to kick out them
what is diS@yacin' pUr" religion an
standin' i'll the boy way"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-29

~ RENTAL brick and stucc0
hare the main materials used
to construct this house which
W is 4 most substantial and at
the same time most attractive
model. This Is indeed n very
happy and artistic combination or
matprials-a combination which
the Hall Timber gables greatly en-
nance. The brick is used on the
outside up to the first window sill
and above that the stucco is used.
Four bed rooms. sleeping porch.
hath ROOM, a private toilet. and
numerous closets. including one
for the bath room and bed linen,
comprise the second story which
IS finished in birch either painted
or cnamcled.
Downstairs. the floor plan has
been arranged with great care
and an eye for achieving artistic
results. Entering through n
NcStlbulc. ono comes into the li"-
iug room of from which is the
srarinus sun p%arlor. Furnished
in attractive willow furniture and
with gay chintz G.: crctOnnr hang
incs and flowers and plants ~ 2v-
cry window. it is not hard To pic
ture the charming effect gained
the moment one enters this
house. The living room and din
ing room arc separated by a col
umnnd arcl.way and tn" lack OF a
door between these two rooms
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they would have both the txAaa 9n1
ley car to compete with.
MT. PLEASANT

Mr.. and Mrs. DAVID Buchanan
ton Sam, and Rev. E. w. LodWtckfvl
callers in Harrisville, Tuesday. SSs
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Zeyers aA41
Charles, and Miss Goldia Phillips WNa
callers in Harrisville. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Coleman aud
lily were callers at the homo Of
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel CclAN
Sunday afternoon. E
Samuel Arbuthnot and Bert Ra1AsS
Adcna, were callers at the home
Harry Schechle Monday evening. Ss:
Mrs. T. l.. Bone and daughter, af1s
Improving rs their many friends w.
like to have them.
Mr. arc Mrs. David Buchanan Splo
Tuesday at the home Of Mrs. Lf1
Bowers.
Rev. T.. w. Lodwick is visiting r.
lives in Cincinnati this week.
No preaching Mt the Preshytef4M
church Sunday morning; Sunday Hch00,
at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Sophia Hooper and daughtel
were callers at the nome OF Samoa.
Irwin, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sterling n dAukAa
ter moved to John l.. Barkhursts h0o1Mt
known as the George Smith home, ~
Gently. -
David Hooper spent Sunday at H.
nom OF Mrs. Harry Scheele.
ND. Boss of Yorkrilie, was a caller @
the home of John Krinke recently.
Oswell Sterling Of near HopeweiLGp|
spent Saturday and Sunday with ~
parents. Charles Zeyer was a cailefAa
The home of Will Krinke, Monday etoni
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver buchanan Wee1
shopping in Wheeling. Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-29

,,~yovcd this week. He is assisted IN
,,r.i. vrrE ny John T.. Smiht, Curtis
$.&'h. Tom Eit"hmonH' Jam Mcc""S-
...nl. Hlr. John Gibson ana others
" .:., lIur: IL Spending e few d1"s
ssh. '~,1rr:i;# ut home, before max
-. hi' tr!P /" CALIFORNIA;
.'.', :! "i Bert montgomery ; ir'cHn9
....i t" know ihai Il" Is COINS ~
~.".!t' IN" 'hc'Fo''' '"iH 'h'i"'
I:r, smith is getting ready TO operate
\ moving pictur, show in West Liberty
ana West Alexander in the near lu'"re'
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money at the right time has
brought lasting success and good
fortune to the poSScsSor. NO ma
can read the future successfully
and we cannot tell what splendid
opportunities may be waiting for
US Just around the corner. There
fore it is always the part Of Wis
dom to be ready to take advan-
tage Of any fortuitous circum-
stance.
And if we are to develop into
broader and more useful opPor-
tunities we must begin by saving
money. II we are going to have
a home OF our own, embark IN
business. procure a college cdu-
cation or lay the foundation Tor
a comfortable old age, we must
make the start through thrift.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-29
CONFESSES KILLING
Private at Camp Dix ADMITS He Shot
Sergeant Oregon who Disappeared
Last Septemter-Fired IN
Self-De{euse.

Mount Holly. y. j.. .tnril @S. -tont"~
sion ;hat ne shot amt ki'i'i supply SER
gcaut Michael Oregon in the woods nr.Ir
tump pX has been made bS 'iroSer
Lands duncan. 4 3rivti" IN IN" FIRST
Division stationed At amp piN. accord
Ing u = statement today by EMS tark-
,r burlington county detective. II" fired
in ~s"lf-d"fenSc. according to tn" alleged
confession.
duncan was ore 81 - soldiers eX-
amined by county a"th"r!''"S IN CON
r,,.r,u with IN" lr.;h "f ;rrGOr. who
diSappcared last September 9 and a
month later .A.,' bod" MAS found IN 4
,hicEn, There H"-c $50 bullet holes
IN the head. The .""krt had been r:ie1
aud tracks had been Indicated that IN"
BODY had hecu dragged TO the spot where
Il was found
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49,

gained greater respect and CONT
dence from thcit associates, par
ticularly those who are in the best
position to help them. And 50
out OF the composite Of these de-
velopmcnts unexpected good
fortune has smiled upon them.
Opportunity has come, and,
through thrift, found them pre-
pared.
To see the real value Of
thrift. look through magnliying
glasses.
The small amounts that we
may be able to save from day 10
day or week to week arc as moth
ing compared to the fruits OF
thrift that will eventually be
ours.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-29
PADGN CITY

Paden City. April 2S.-Mr. and Mfk...
Thomas letters Of Neff, O., are III
guests of their daughter, Mrs. JamAe5
Williamson. FsSs
Miss Mary Fagert, who taught schoht
the past year at Ingleside, near Ch49A
lesion, w. Va, has returned to her hotAo
here.
Mrs. Mary Williamson Of Browle5
VILE. O.. Is in the city for a few dA14s
;Isit with relatives.
The padcn City baseball team VII
open the season here at Paden pa
sunday afternoon. when they playa
fast Woodland aggregation. Doc"
md job Smith. now employed In W.
land. but former stars with the 49,
nine. will play with the visitors.
TIE Padcn City graded school E1s1fe!
nhysjcal education demonstrations ~
the auditorium here. Thursday even1NB.
A large crowd was present. The lpfve5
gram consisted Of drills. songs, e1l9-
cises. Nv" playlets. remarks by
county school nurse. Miss Helen kteo.
Eele. and other features.
d. o. Stuli, local business 4 nDe0&
q few hours in Sistersville, Friday.
Supt. Of Magnolia Schools J. H Corty
was here Thursday evening 10 AtteeA
the exercises at the local school
A number of citizens from Padeas
attended the lecture given WodnAA
evening by DR.. Russell H. ConNa..Ise
the Auditorium theatre at StstersytNNsf1
Rev. ]. G. Baugh, pastor Of the C1&2
tian church Mt New Martinsville, pre-
ed the funeral services for the late
by Potts. former chief of poles, -
was found dead in bed at his home.
Gurial was made in Slender cemete14
Rev. c. j.. Daley offciated 49,
funeral services over the body {
late Mrs. James Davis OF near
rity. Her death was due to a Angexn-
Illness of cancer. Burial was made -
alike cemetery at New M~artin0yt1lAt
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4 ia a
-H@l| BY ROBERT CULLEN ~ |%
Love

\ certain man who possessed great
riches and an only son reached the
end of his days and lay on his couch
to die. The years had brought him
wisdom, and he said to himself: Il
shall leave the whole Of my fortune
to charity and thus enable my son 10
develop self-rcliance and strength OF
character: for if he is possessed OF
the qualities essential TO success, he
has no need Of my fortune; whereas.
if he is born TO failure, ten fortunes
rs great rs mine could not lift him
from above the level Of mediocr1ty.
Moreover, | have seen many young
men of promise made fools by a for
tunr too easily acquired; but never
vet have ! seen Il fool transformed
into 4 man OF sense by means OF a
legacy.
Il am persuaded that 10 give a son
properties he has not earned Is by
so much to rob him Of manhood, n
I have learned by observation that
those who get something for nothing
value it little and ~suuander 1t quick
". One who. must sweat for his
bread crows to keep pace with his
growing fortune, develops the ability
10 hold what he has gained, and is
seldom made ridiculous by his vanity.
Only the second generation is aflict-
ed with swell head by reason of the
ramily's financial rating. Only adYer'
sity can build character"
Then the old man made his Will and
left al that he had to his son; for
love gives the thing desired and takes
no heed of logic, and by its pettins
looms 10 insignifcance those who
might grow great in adversely.
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BY ROBERT
THE GIRL ACROSS THE STREET

The butcher boy has orincAs. Doubtless they ar" coined or his own
,c,,Ir rnr,s,. lu io = man III a tree their form appears TO be influenced
,v r,vlrJr of tree fact that t." Srl arrO$" lh" street has promise OF a
tnvIy rrr.ivtiu, of ,urt, seven acres of land W miles rom n Il
ann =, mrn,y ,arru4ly estimated ii one, thr'" nj nv" Thousand doaFS'
Ito ranrd Hmcn the girl last might, and th'r" being neither non pracu'e
Tn hoy talked down as from a great height. and. Will" devournG cake
and washing il down with lemonade, held lorth concerning me majesty oi
man and the duty of wives. -
"Thc man ouyhta be The Ms*,' he declared s"A"mnly. IF as to nar!
:, vc,D tn next monn' I'd ml to her: Now there's the pants whenever
If ns * n.,o;u' 70 wear en- had brlrr nut en- on now. ThatS VIVA ia saF:
ne ., vr,,,n4 ulrr To ki house wlil" he nal makes a hh IL
mos. got arytrinr money. ur thing like rhat-she ought {" turf Il over 10
Nm, .rs hc can use IT, wuudrr. marry II u woman that "ouun 'HS' mo
VITA what she had
To b.. tr ho<.! How ranE III n 50 hHhlE resolve It" icy" ~,r nMs
,,,,,f,, -, ,u .w, rm, ruioud at Office or shop. far lrom ne Sen"e
,t,mr,,, Of ,.rs ami of feelings that remain unhur only when unopposeu
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The Rooster

The rousrcr's ability I" crow is a
gi.t of Nature: Justification Of IN"
crow tpat is in him depends wholly
upon his own endcav0:S.
The rooster may BE- trained hE man
10 hrcuur u warrior. and will th"n
Gght ro- his maSte: without o'her
rruyucation than The sight or an IL!
rrr:2ry.
In his natural sta;". however. he
fights only when 4 stranger appears
srrkiY. spoil of th0S" p"rQulSltrS that
are his by right OF discovery and "c'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-29
BOY BURNED TO DEATH
Six Firemen Are injured in Trying to
Rescae Him-1ron Bars In Building
Held Lad Captive.

rau,-n. y. !. \prl! "S.-An eleven
wear nld boy. Harry trmhruS'cr. Jr.
is dead today. the victim of II fir" which
Through u tn;liinc h"r". SIX an
m"n who tu,..H desperately nth aA
urc,vl-ur torch /" cHt Through 'c ban -
which hcid him ~';,utiN' w"r' 'rJ"'"I ,
The bu:idlaE. ~f"-u""., = t;Snh. h"''
s,n,!, IRON bars {" protect; IN" "ln'!""
doors. II" boys father uS,'i 'n"
ta..m.nt e.: Il la, ri"ar!nr '>t"hts'-
r."nt and the ~'."rd t.""" - = U""ArE
.nr hiMISr.i am sou
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MORE COAL LOADED.

Cha-'estOn. ". Va. April -'.-O,-
fcialS Of the IVES; Virgins, Goa. ASSOC
citation today reported that o. !otd'nSS
IN the state 0ellS yesterday exceeded
by S.40o tons those for Wednesday.
Tons OF coal mined Thursday, thu -
ports showed. numbered 27@.75". rs com
pared with @G5.GJO tons for W"'!n, SiaS.
C~nconSigneI cars Oh railroad N.dinT%
we're reported 20 b. 3j>. rTs union field,
the reports stated. had opened - nor"
mines since" Monday bur there MAS little
evidence that the coal market had I'M
proved.
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cupation. or when a neiehhor crosses
the boundary lin" that divides mel
hailiwicks. lie will then leap 10 nv
attack and haiti" tIcrcclE "hl'e Nv
has strength t" stand.
If Il, i beaten. he must thereafter
snatch hi living in Tear anu ','in .
bling, and live always. in dread 81
Sudden attack. Ii the battle turns
againS, him IN! Il" rr,ir"S pi''HinT
and spent and V, has rrar" +" Sranu
at a distance and muster Il HrlhAl'
crow one knows that h" loves lDeE'!
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himself in such a
shape that when,
or if, opportunities
come, he is ready
to take advantage
of them"
Many failures IN
life have resulted
from the fact that
when opportunities
came to men they
were i~ll-prepared to
take advantage OF
them. Often the
possession OF q
small amount u
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STRENGTHEN LEVEES
Engineers Concentrate Efforts to Pre-
vent Further Breaks Along h
Mississippi

New Orleans. April "S. With tw"
great sections Of louisiana Farm Land
already inundated by flood waters from,
two breaks in the MISSISSIPPI rive;
leNce in the last 4N hours. l"y"c enC!-
ncers today were concentrating trcrr
alteration on other points II ;a" lower
I'D middle reaches OF tn" river where
the torrents are threatening I" br
fhrnugh The !"vce near Arkansas cry
and .; pallu"m:u" Louisiana. were III"
two points where trouble was most
fea red,
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still and will fight again and yet
again.
There j. no more encouraging Slght
in Nature than that of n rooster. sad
~ Inflicted in the wars, shaking the
blood from his eyes and bracinS MS
unsteady legs ~ declare himself I'M
whipped and undismaycd.
This spirit it is that builds repub,
lies, and. when republic have learned
the art Of tyranny. risks life and for
trnc ro establish again the ancient
WAYS Of liberty.
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FRENCH
GENOA VIEWPOINT
Poincare and Barthou Are Said to Have
Come to An Agreement Following
Lengthy Phone Conversation

Genoa. April 2S-UHy the Associated
Trcssl-Nice Premier lIarthOu. head OF
the French delegation here ConvcrSed at
l"ngth during last night over the long
distance telephone with Premier Iu'u-
caro- in Paris, and as Il result Z WAS
stated his afternoon that the official
viewpoint Of France with regard 10 the
reply 10 Russia had been harrnon!zcd.
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Fooled in Vengeance,
Mrs. kinkead Insane
Fr~usration Of Desire to Convict woman
Who KILLED Husband Causes
widow to Lose Reason

New York. April ADMINISTRATION 4
her desire for vengeance on IN" woman
who slew her husband has cost Mrs.
Marie GOrmlcy kjnkrad. widow OF ELLIS
Guy Kinkcad. former corporation coun-
sci OF Cincinnati. her reason, Or. NJ,
Scherman. head OF the pSych"ra:htral
section Of Kings County hospital. do
CIarcd today.