davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-11

with Ben for shoreieave.
lie was young. but he had Just
married His home was perehcd
somewhere on the nlops Of Telegraph
hill. almost within stone,throw Of
whore We lay anchored.
The prospect Of spending three
days within calling distance Of his
bride. and not being allowed 10 see
her. was more than he could stand,
And when Ben gave him the Same
answer he had given me. the little
kanaka went over 20 the side Of tho
vessel. put his head In his arms and
cried like the hoy that no was.
looked eastward. II was late aft.
crnoon and lavender tlnts had begun
20 soften the outlines Of the Pied.
mont hills over IN Berkeley thu
white oholixk OF the campanli1
pierced a BLUSH hare that hung over
the university town. This was my
homo city. and all tho familiar things
of my past lite seemed very near.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
HEALING ART or OLD CHINESE
Abundant proef That Tnsy Were 20
rwiliar With Anssthssls Mssy
Thousands ef Nsars AGE

The ariineiai lndhction 81 rsiniese'
mess by narcotic draaghis Was trad
tiiuAlly lnown la epcieat times writes
nf Charles Hailphce IN the Leaaaon
Lancet
Thr Chinese were acquainted WIN
general anssshesta thousands ~
years age II is related ~ ssrEwcD
Hoalbe In the 1hlri ceniury A y, fhaf
Ne performed anpufa,i@. trephinina
aud other mRlar operations by its sid
istetnr Ruvbe rrlntes two enses a.
anesthesia taAsn frnm Pert@sM
manuscript, This first siery concerns
Aristotle and 81 Indian surgeon name0
sRrnsh An earwiE had catered Tho
yatients ear and attached Itself ~
The brain Aristotle gave the paii~ue
he drug NJ that he herHnse uncn&,-
s&Iaus White yRrHht irvphtned tho
sknli Tits WIS ~scrllsn, treatmenA.
II u nua well knoan that living for-
rlEg bodies may produce Vtitss sp4
meninci,is III the second case the ~.
cretioa wss CsrsariaB sociipp,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

Miss Esina ul'ea ~ ~. pcs'tihi'iur
tGSer, tareag ~ Jnsrrasi rexeuae
photographed NIB 4 gn--p hea- 'raY
ahsca VaS ga rturst b. Fwftc2, f'-,ae!
hitscc tGss', y t;arsf near E-uwas
ia It's trap MS sat- pHar Sll H
catch thp first prob fs&ib@ ssvn, ab,
cane around
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
CHICAGO AGAIN CLAIMS LEAD
This Time u 10 for tire Mesnest Mar,
ard he Surely Nas Scene"
Qualifications

Another "meHnest man has trr''
fuas.d tlc was discovered In north
hound elevated express he bad re-
maiuesl SEATED although wo,pnn st,s,,'
sWRying ou STRAP In fruni af him
The train sas s~taiing ~ the Fuller
,eu avenue station when re tahlp,sl
a. his tr,t, apparently realizing sub
denly that his destination had hs~n
rea, hea He started for The ,ie,r
When the man aul, his seat il was,
logically, taken ny the woman Not
fur long. however, aid she hold Il A
seCon,i later he was back obviously
havng ssrtted tie station name
through The open door
"Parloa me-. he said. that wasn't
my station
Au1 he silo0 ed the snuan 70 rise
ana tive him ihr seat - hcago Jour.
nsl.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
The Worlds Greatest Baking Powder


The coolest stat la the world has
hss,u fnuud. hy osnpaftsun with which
the inertia pole Is warmer than tho
trntiCs
II IA the cryasenie laboratory ~ the
bvreua ~ mipcs, department ~ In.
terrier, where scientists ARE working To
l,qgcfy beiiUm sas purity IL ana make
il Sea per zen, efficient Ia the IN II
giant difigitirS
II IL 50 much colder thBn aRf etheF
spot In the universe that comparisons
ar. almost imislssihie
II Ia so degrees Fahrenheit. below
zero
The ihasu temperature near the
North pole varies ffum ~ 10 % de-
sre@s heia~ Fpr0
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
KS lreoantte

A msn. arriving Al an EnElIsh sotrl
HAs asksd,, Actuting 70 CUSTOM, Ia
register his ram.
The stranger ttnk 50 pen and
wrote THE k.ng ~ Spsin"
Tho clerk Vas surprised IT,.
manager made Inquiries and Hlr
preaching the visitor, said Excuse
roe, sir, Il this your writing In The
aoas p
Yes. ST." ret1Ied the visitor.
''I,ut." continued The 'nahaser. "you
are not really the king o, spain"
10 wh!ch the visitor replied, NO hw
Z rrs@et nrsierA yftfat' uagftea@Sr ~ 'tay
lacognlfo :"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

1fseg,h JAss4fSsr. fsrrasr ss-vte,
men ~ the United States army. Snr
failing In Az army a!rTlAne a. Trw.
ers FraSt~ IN Msy. 1915 sss h-~1 Il
ten HOSPITALS fuEr strcp the a-y. 6.
this Year Seven Jss~Ns@n hrrlte-,
serves m ,a@ World wsr. sas ws-s
tvsatsnters ter the rhxwrispsely ~
ne la-geSt rgmter Of snxSe sau o.
10 tie NrvGcv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

"reeri has So, u nev iicctin' NGD
ny ras. related Ilelasss ~ the Rapao
Ere restaurant she takes fihsfs
cu, fella oui riding every night"
She'd better look eui ~ she'll 81
inta trouble that Why" esnsrnenfe0
Cl8edlns ~ The Same estahitshmruf-
shes ALREADY dops so. Her arm y
~ lame frwn hneEihg The feIlss fhee
ste can't hardly steer the ear, and iaso
rr~rse ~f~'~sn T,i a*~r,~ ,s~s=~sne @sveD
cousin :" ksnsas CITY Star
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
Arithmetic Bues.

raptsln-What are yuH scratching
tpuf leai fer, Rufus
Colarcd Private Aw. sah. ! got
arithmetic bugs ia MY head
Captain What are aritAWrtlc huasT
ColoretI FriyBtr psts raFics
Captain -Why d. you call them
arithmetic hueSF
Tclurrd Private itecnuee aey ADJ
10 my misery aey Subtract from my
'fifr4yyfYs: arei tlivs4se. ras a tseysstya, and
dos multiply Ike the dickens liz.
, change.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
Appearances Are c.espeiys.

Il understand Mr. Wa'lleish was
very patriotic during The var
you've sized hisa up wrong"
"EbT"
he hung vr an American ang In
he office and right aBie. II he signed
n ~nirnc' that beat the government
art' Hf t,.ssSs.sss --4fstrhsfrgsnm Ag~'
Herald.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

This the butt which
~d In the prime u Ia lie when filled ~ ina
Il
ell For thr eusat u
r. Hall has usur' f the which mf
when the Battle - Hastings fought discovered ths
Declaration n Independents" ssn,l uet eh elehs ro
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-03
CONv0cARE

Prin presents convocare sum-
rugaN toti d-nii Directori al
Societ8tii Actionare dc Publ
citate . y. s. B. A., . lua parte
II aduliarse Directed in sedin.
tk otdinAr&. care SO Va tines
Duminec6 in Is Aug. 1922, Il
bra 10 .. a., in localul Eiarulul
IS America din 5705 Detroi,
Ave- Oleysland, Q.
~ ordinea xilei sunt ma;
.mnlte chestnut de . mare i'm
portAntx carl trebuesc rexol
vate.
Ga,nt rusati toti d-nii Direc
togt hecond di}ionat = Ii presenti
CLEVELAND, q, u 5 Aug. 1922
NiOolas B6rdas preg.
n. n. Boeriu. secr.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-03
DERAIARE \
DE TREN

LAGRANDE, Ore, 3 August
Saisprezece persoane au fost ranitt
Gu ocazia deraierei trenulni No. 4
care apartine liniei Oregon Wash
ington Railroad & Navigation Go
Deraiarea a avut loc la patruzec
81 una de mile departare dc aici.
! Conform rapoartelor primitc de
la directia -lcompaniei, deraiarea 81
datoreste unci sine ruptc. Printr'
.cei raniti Sc afla 81 Clarence J
Cougden din Warren, Ohio, cart
are capul spart 81 mai multe ran
pc corp.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-03
Della intruniTea din Youngstown

suntem nformat din competente ca deegat ntru
ni Youngstown inaintat din petite rbunaulu
local. prin Ununei sd fe pusa sub
chestru actualii functonari general suspendati
La infatsarea oc ier Judecatorul Jones gast
ca cererea ndreptaita 81 respnso ramanand sa
specie decsunea bunaulu din % Iue in vtutea Garcia
actuan funconari genera raan in drepue or pana la
Adunarea Generaa della Erie singur pc rbunaul ga
seste de legala
Judecatorul mai decis Ca find hala din Youngstown
propretatea Uniune delegat ven acoo pot
dscute in voesc cat mp voiesc ns decisiunle or
valabe deca numai daca aprobate de Aduna-
rea Generala convocata la Erie, Pennsylvania
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-03

nat in raionul strict al drepturilor
ei financiare, lordul Balfour in
trcaba: "Se poate priv actuala Al
tuatie 9 lumei nunai din stramtul
punct de vedcre finsnciari" Ras-
punsul il da tot dansnl, zicand !:
|"Nu.' 4 81, dups ce repet8 cG Ame-
rica este in drepturile Il financia.
re, dansul zice a ssnici ) minte ge-
neroasa MI poate urma calea Anne
ricei. Z
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-03

ceeace Europa zicc dc mutt despre
America.
America MI mai este pentru Eu-
ropa tara altruista, inclinata Sd
faca bine, ci I'm adcvarat Shylock.
In repetate randuri s'a zis, Ia di-
fertile conferinte internationale, Cd
din ii in Il atitudinea Americei 0
face "a fie iubita tot mai putin de
tarile europcne.
Dupa ce rice ca America actio-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-03

PARIS, 3 August -Franta pla
nueste sd invadeze Germania 81 81
puma stapanire pc minclc de car
sbuni della Ruhr in cazul ca guver
nul della Berlin refuza din nou as
plati datoriile de razboi 81 cele pri
vate.
Presa franceza, expunand planut
de fortare al premierului Poincare
anunta ca institutiunile industriale
aflate acum in mana multimiliona.
rilor SHINES, Thyssen 81 Krupp
yor Fl luate 81 conduse de guverml
francez pana la platirea tuturo1
obligatiunilor.
Conform plalfului anuntat, Sc va
pune bariera de wanna 1ntre Va
lea Rinului 81 Germania, lar func-
tionarii germani vor Fl inlocuiti ca
,ameni della Rim.
COmisiunea teritoriului della Rim
in caz de punerea in aplicare a
planului, va face alegere prin ca
re sd Sc ceie autonomia teritorului
numit Rhineland.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-03
CARDUNI nIfoRTAT1.

Hartlepool, Anglia. Primul
transport de carblni pentru
America q fost expedist astazi,
.consistand din $500 de tone. Tn
alt yapor de 500 AZ tone Sc
gaseste II tinpul fcSacarei
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-03

| Cleveland, Nj, s August. - IL
casa de Ia 2918 Hamilton Ave.
dol indivizi stau All noapte fat;
in fata Ia niasa, 81 jucau Cart
Cartoforii jucau pocker. Inla
untru nu Sc aRzea nici un sgomot
afara de fisiitul cartilor 81 d.
zinganitul monedelor. Tacerea er;
dintre acelca ce caracterizeaz;
|partidele in carl Sc pierde can
egal din amalidoua partile.
lntru tarziu s'a intamplat cevs
neobicinuit. Ssau auzit cuvinte
acuzari 81 protestant. Jucatorii Sc
certau pc bane. Celialti chirias
al easel au fbst desteptati dir
somn 81 Frank Klobusa, propie
tarul easel, q intrat in Gamer;
jucatorilor.
''Nu facet sgomot, va rog,' -
lea zis proprietarul.
''Nu, sigur ca nu mai facem,
la asigurat unul dintre jucatori
'''Dute de te cillca 81 lasa ca nj
mai vorbim de, loc.''
Celalalt jalcator zacea lungit
|pe pardiseala. Kloibusa s'a uitat
la el, 81 = zis ximbind:
"A beut prca multi, ha?'', apo
s'a retras inshizand usa i'll urms
lui. ssi s
Maj tarz ncpoata proprieta
ruluis t l3 ami a auzit usi
mn q inchizandu-se |;
n sa4f -
/ Dnpa aceea fRta . auzit pasi
cuiva, care Sc cobora pc scara
Am mai auzit un sgomot ce sema
ma ell Gel facut de un object tirit
In cele din urma usa de la scari
sta Inchis 81 casa a intrat intr (
adanca tacere.
Dupa un ceas de vremc loco
motiva inceput sd faca manevra
Gu vagoanele de MARTA pc linia
Pennsylvania, char in dosul ca
sci ell pricina.
John Visosky, macagiul liniei
tocmai trecuse pc linie ca sd pre-.
gateasca vagoanele ce trebuiar
sa formeze trenul de marta. La
lumina reflcctorului de la loco.
mOtiva, el vazut o negreata
stand intinsa pc linic.
Era un ON mort. Daca maca.
giul intarzia numai un moment
cadavrul ar Fl fost macinat de
roatele locomotivei. Faptul ar Fl
fost luat drept un accident, Q
calcare de tren cum sc intampld
multe altele in zilele acestea.
Tragand cadavrul Ia parte
de pc sine 81 intorcandu-l, Viso.
sky a observat ca avea capul
sdrobit, lar la gat purta semnele
.sugrumarei. Era 81 plin de singc
Gardistul Matt Farrell, find che.
mat la fata loculuis a descoperit
o dira de SINCE care ducea drept
in casa de la 291S Hamilton Ave,
Farrelsa gasit un ON care pan
'dea ascuns dupa coltul easel. Era
unul dintre cei dol jucatori de
CART, care 81 schiop. Acesta a
fost arestat ilnediat, lucrul find
foarte usor, caci nu putea sd
fllga tare. Proprietarul Klobusa
q recunoscut pc mort ca find
celalalt jucator de carti, pc care
sel il vazuse intins pc pardoseala
81 pc care il crezuse beat. Numele
mortului Charles Cupmann, 10.
cnitor la 2654 st. Clair Avenue.
Doctorii spun ca moartea lui
Cupmann provcnita din fractu
rarea craniului 4 din sugrumarc
6a
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-03

ward Sisson, care sta de pa1a Ia -
Iproanele stoietatii de tramvae Gy-
camore, . tras Gu revolverul asn.
pra unui grnp de grevisti cari u
|napastuisera asupra unni tramyai
prs atuneia il clreulatie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-03
America Tcbuc Sa anu
kze dato|i1c Abati(G
vEDERILE D-LUI MORGAN,

v606xkxAG O-AVx mV69AN
PARIS, 3 August. - D-l j. p
Morgan fost rugat la Paris sa-s
dea parerea asupra datoriilor ce ],
au tarile europene in Statele Uni
te. Dansul a raspuns:
"Datoriile acele trebuesc anula
tc. Ca chestic de practical, ele n,
'vor putea ii platte nici odata, ms;
trebuesc anulate pentru alte mo
tive.
"Banii acestia au fost imprumu.
tati aliatilor nostri, dupa ce intra.
seram ilr razboiu, in carl momente
ne-am dedicat toata puterea 81 re.
s,lrsele sprc al caStiga.
"Cand am intrat in razboiu, in
Aprilie 1917, nu puteam trimite
soldati, find ca nu-i aveam in.
struiti. In schimb am TRIMS ALA
tilor noStri dolari in forma de I'M
prumut.
"Pe timp &C moi trimiteam do
lari, aliatii nostri trimiteau soldati
la front 81 au contiuat sd trimita
pana &c ne-am pregatit 81 moi. Eu
privesc aceste ilnprumuturi ca fiind
acelas fel de contribute Gu cele
doua lnilioanc de soldati americani
-doua contributiuni pentru SEQ.
pull dc a castiga victoria.
Otto III. Kahn, care facut dc
curand calatorie i'll Europa, {
convins mai multi ca orr cand Cd
Esessts imprumuturi q. trcbui s. ii
anulatc. Dansul zicea urmatoa
Frele:
"Prin aur, materiale brute 81 al
tc valori ce lie putem intrebuinta
numai moi, poate Fl platita numai
0 mica fractiune. Insa prin expQr-
tul lucrurilor fabricate dincolo nu
voim sd nj Sc plateasca aceste da-
tori, deoarece aceasta ar Fl un ceva
distrugator pentru comertul 81 in
dustria noastra.
d. Kahn ip favoarea snularei
acestor datorii ca find parte din
plsnul general pentru aplanarea
datoriilor internationale.
Nota Anglici GU privire la dato.
rifle interaliate GU siguranta ca va
avea un eject grav asupra politics.
curOpene 81 va da >trebilor interna.
tionale un ours pc care nici Anne
RIGA null doreste. Ea nu poate Gle:
cat inaspri atitudinea Frantei ca
tire Germania, pentru ca atunci
cand .prim- -ministrul eli, d-l Lloyd
George, declara ca tara sd nu poa-
te sd plateasca ce datoreaza ca al
tora, pc cand altii nu-i platesc ceea
&C ii datoreaza Ell, dansul da tonul
prin care d. Poincare poate canta
tenor basului della Londra.
La ministerul de externe al Fran
tel s'a admis astazi ca nota Brita-
niei schimbat Gu totul prospec-
tele unei intrevederi la Londra, la
care Franta spera ca Anglia ii va
ierta datoria eli in schimbul unui
moratoriu 81 q unei scaderi din da-
toria reparatiunilor ce sc cad dc
la Germania.
Eli bine, aceasta nu sc va face.
r evident ca Poincare nu va con.
sinlti Ia vre-o reducere a preten.
tiunilor franceze asupra Londrei,
81 asa, conform celor anuntate de
Quai d'Orsay, tot ce ramane sa fic
discutat Ia Londra este aplicarea
tratatului della Versailles, care in
semncaza discutarea metoadelol
prin care sd Sc poata incasa cele
. suta douazeci miliardc de marc
in aur pc carl le mai datoreazS
Germania. De aceea, nota Angliel
\ N q AS
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-03

=
MIA va raspunde formal d-lui Poin
,are spunandu-i cal imposibil Sd
faca fata pretentimlior franceze
Cancelarul Wirth va starui in de
claratiile sale Cd cererile franceze
sunt excessive 81 inposibile de i'll
deplinit. - 1851 ioiiai'ias
Raspunsnl acesta fost hotarit
la un consiliu de miniStri ce s'a
convocat imediat dupa primirea ul-
timei note d-lui Poincare.
Intreaga presa gefmana condam-
ma pc Poincare Gu toata taria. In
timpul acesta blTsa G intro stare
de panica.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-03

BERLIN, 3 August. Gcrmania
hotarita sd ramana firlna pc Ian.
ga declaratiile eli ca III poate plat
in nici un fel datoriile sale catrt
Franta, 81 ca gaia sa ia. riscu]
planului de silnicie anuntat ds
prelnierul Peineax u M n 's sl;I
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-03
Presedinte|e Harding 81 gTeVeIe
TREI ALTERNATIVE

WASHINGTON, Aug - Comitetele ce reprexinta
gevs della reelee vesce de ca ferate au fost nvtate
asta de Henry W. Miller vice presedintee insarcnat Gu
rafcu de mscare sd ia parte la consfature drector
caior ferae in vederea une ncercari pen1u apanarea
greve pc baza propuneror facute de presedntee Har
ding. propuneri pc carl drector e respnsesera eri
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-23
ELKS RALLY IN
EIGHTH and
WIN GAME, g.
Errors Pave Way for Win
ming Markers In Eighth
Frane-ColIier and Meri-
wether Pitch Great Ball.
(From Wednesdays Daily

Coming from behind after two men
had been disposed of in the eighth
inning. the Elks yesterday after
noon placed a man on the paths
by means of an error and then pro-
ceeded to batter Meriwether for
three hits, which, in addition to
another miscue. showed four runs
across the plate and enabled the
Elks to defeat the ball team of the
DeMolays by the score of six to
three
The Elks started off by scoing
two markers in the first on hit
and a few "boneheads." They held
this lead until the second inning when
the DeMolays backed up and pulled
runer over the line. The DeMolays
continued to forge ahead by count
ing two more runs in the third and
bringing the score to three to two.
r ON then until the eighth round
the score stood at three to two in
favor of the members of the junior
Masonic body. Then came the in
ming of mixed emotions for a home
crowd when one team overlook and
outscored the leaders by means
Ct the sensational rally related above
Meriwether. hurting for the De-
Molay outfit, pitched a fine game
of ball but lost through the butter
antics of his team mates
in the closing innings. Eleven
Elks bowed to his shoots throughout
the matinee. Collier on the mound
for the Elks, pitched brand of ball
that was the equal of that displayed
by Meriwether and famed sixteen
of the DeMolay sluggers. Bennett
featured for the DeMolays at the
bat with two doubles. Noble of
the Elks secured double and a
single to lead the procession for
the victors.
The Elks have now won two games
ana lost the same number, giving
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-23
AT
WATER WELL
BREAKS DOWN
Two Old Wells Are Press
ed Into Service-May Re-
quire Several Days to Re-
pair Damage.

The strainer at the potion of the
large and newest water we'll of the
city's water system became out OF
repair Monday afternoon, resulting
in forcing the operators of the plant
to resort to the use of the old and
smaller wells to supply the COM
munity with water. 1t is believed
the strainer in the new well has
collapsed or broken and that it will
be necessary to replace it with a
new one In the latter event, it
may be necessary to pull the casing
from the we'll causing a delay OF
several days before the city may
have all the water it requires. The
machinery for pumping water from
the old wells is not capable of meet
ing the full requirements of the
city's water system but by the
patrons of the city exercising some
degree of economy in the use of
water it is not believed serious in
convenience will be encountered.
OlliCldlS VI lHe WdtCl plaht al
now in communication with the
drillers, or experts in handling we'll
troubles, and it is likely that someone
will be here in day or so to set
the new well back into service and a
sufficient flow of water to meet all
the requirements. In the meantime,
the reservoirs are being kept we'll
titled for the purpose of meeting any
emergency that may arise as result
Of possible fires. In this connection
has been suggested that in event
Immediately stop the use of water
from the mains in order to allow
The pumping station to produce all
he force possible.
In case of an emergency, however,
water may be pumped from the new
we'll but it would be muddy or
milky from clay formations at
the bottom of the we'll. The oper-
atOrs hore not to fill the mains
with the water ladened with sedi-
nent and will not resort to the
an emergency situation should de-
velop. Following the breakage of
the strainer Monday afternoon the
mains were filled with undesirable
water and the operators hope to
avoid a repetition of that experience
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-23

Of the community, to cause them to-
seriously realize the great worth
the organization means to tnose
who a few years hence will be the
men of the community. Parents VINO
are ambitious for their boys to be-
come stalwart characters in the life
of the nation are urged to not only
encourage their youth to become ac-
lively interested in the movement
but interest themselves in the Or
ganization as we'll. Parents would
find the weekly sessions we'll worthy
of their attendance, giving to them
truer insight to the real nature
of the youth Of the community
and would really be entertained in
the proceedings of the sessions.
The Daily Press has been asked
to especially appeal to the parents
of the community to lend their
hearty support to the movement,
designed wholly for the uplift and
betterment of their children and the
consequent good their lives will be
to them in the future years 1t ap-
pears that parents should be happy
to avail themselves Of the oppor-
tunity to give substantial encourage
ment to the undertaking. Undoubt-
eddy, it is a movement that is de-
serving of the most serious consid-
Grafton on the part of everyone de-
string to see the youth of the land
brought up in such Christian man-
ner that they will be greater men,
true citizens in every respect, de-
voted to their fellow men, families
and possess a loftier conception of
things generally
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-23

Chancery the 7th day of April ls2s
in pending the enforcement OF
delinquent taxes, and II said sale
completed it will be continued from
day until completed.
$500 800 80 80 JOHN SIMPSON,
Commissioner