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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-03
Cancer Division to Meet.

The Cancer Division of the Maine
Public Health Association which &C
complished such noteworthy work in
Maine in connection with the recent
observance of Cancer Week, will meet
at the NJ. p. II. A. headquarters in
Augusta on January &c.
Plans for the coming year will be
discussed and program of continue
ed aggressive work will be outlined.
Members of the division are: DR.. +.
H. Risley Of Waterville, chairman;
Fl. B. Drawn, secretary of the State
Federation of Labor; Or. Clarence F.
Kendall, State commissioner of
health: Mrs. J. H. Huddilston. presi-
dent of the State Federation Of Wom-
ems Clubs: DIR. Mortimer Warren
and Dr. r. F. Thompson of the Maine
Medical Association; Miss Louise
Hopkins. secretary of the Maine
Graduate Nurses Association; D. E.
Foster of the Maine State Grange
and w. D. Thurber.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-03
CONY HIGH NOTES

New Years Day was celebrated
Monday at Cony by the reopening of
the school. Apart from that fact,
things were as usual, as the studies
were taken up in the usual manner
A faculty meeting was held Mon
day morning at which various mat
tiers were taken up. One of the most
interesting Of these is the contest
which Is to be held ty the Maine
Life Underwriters Association. This
contest is open to any High school
student in the State and is for the
best impromptu composition on
Thrift and Life Insurance" In the
pamphlet which is sent TO each school
the conditions of the contest arc
given. and course Of study, embrace
ing a weeks work on the subject
Is laid out for all who wish to take
II. After this subject has been stud
led by the student he is to write an
impromptu compositions on this sub
iect and is allowed an hour in which
to accomplish this task. The date
and time to write the composition has
been set. These will then be looked
over and the winner of the contest
will receive gold watch. while 9TH
crs will receive lesser prizes.
Friday night there will be dou-
hlc-hcnd program of basketball at
the school. The girls will play the
Skowhegan High team and the boys
will play the alumni. The girls
team has not been chosen vet by Miss
McWcenev. hut she has chosen eight
girls from the squad who will prob
ably play in this game although the
positions which they will play have
not vet been determined.
Miss Marion Dunnells Of the
Mathematics department is i'll in the
Brooklne. Mass. hospital having re-
Gently undergone surgical opera
tlon FOR appendicitis. She will prob
ably he absent from her duties three
or four weeks.
Miss Gertrude Trafton. secretary to
Principal Ouimhy. Is confined for two
or three DAYS in the Augusta Cen
oral hospital, where she recently un-
aorwent An operation for the removal
Of tonsls 4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-03
Y. NJ. C. A. NOTES

There will be another basketball
game at the "Y" Wednesday evening,
between the Gardiner Independents
and the "Y" Cubs. This promises to
he a close and Interesting game as
the Gardiner team is the same that
put up such a stiff fight last week
against the "Y" team! They We're
only trimmed by a margin of one
point and are determined to even mp
the games at this time. Besides this
game, there will he a game the same
evening between the Capital Midgets
and the Smith School Eagles. These
teams are made UP of grammar
school boys of this city and although
they are small. they will put up an
interesting contest. Admission will
be charged as formerly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-03
Call de Gogorza
Master Of the
Singing Art

"a great MASTER" "a delightful
interpreter" "a great singer" "the
superbly artistic singing" the aris-
tocratic highmindedness," master Of
the singing art" are some of the
phrases picked at random from the
reviews written about the song re-
cital given by Emilio de Gogorza in
New York a year ago. No artist APP
pearing in New York in the course of
q busy season attracts so the dis
eliminating musical public OF that
city. Gogorza is regarded as a singer
who really deserves the epithet of
unique not only as singer but as
an interpreter and a maker Of pro-
grams
Gogorza will be heard in recital at
the Augusta City hall, on the evening
Of Tuesday, Jan. IT. Unusual inter-
est has been aroused by this an
nouncement and there will be music
lovers present from ali parts Of Ken
nebec county. The sale Of tickets
will begin at Fletcher's Pharmacy
next Monday. but mail orders are al
ready being received.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-03

Halls and Dodworths are members
Of the Northport Country Club and
passed last season here.
Mrs. George c. Bosom Jr., who
has many friends here is pleasantly
settled for the winter at AZ West
Sind street, New York City where she
will remain until she returns to her
summer place Ledge lawn at Egge-
moggin, Penobscot Bay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-03

The directors Of the Bar Hartop,
Board Of Trade have elected Guy -
Torrey. president: .. n. Yoans AAdI
+. l. Roberts. vice presidents: w. q
Wadleish. secretary. and L. A. A.
tin, treasurer. Other members Of thS'
directors for 1874 are J. n. DutteP-l
field. c. z. Dow. Rev. \. ~. MacDs&|
aid. w. b. Mafshalt Jsmes Shes e.
". q. Wasgatt -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-03

the early settlers Of Guilford. educAt-
ed at Mohson Academy and served "A
enlistment in Co. I. ga Maine fnfaa-
try. He served In . number Of town
cfiices. belonged to the Universaiist
church and Mount Kineo Lodge Of
Masona
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-03

fairs, served in number OF town Of
fees and was one OF the best citizens
Guilford ever had. He was a MEM
Der and liberal supporter OF the Uni
versalist church and belonged to Mt.
Kineo Lodge. r. & A. NJ. and to the
Logan Post, @. A. r., of Cambridge,
Mass. He leaves one son, vinal Ellis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-03
HeaD4 AcHnD AND BODY aCHEp

There are various symptoms of kid
ney tronble-rheumatic pains. back.
ache. sore muscles. stiff joints, md
always tired feeling Mrs. Geo.
Morgan, e. Fairfield, VT, writes: MY
head ached and my whole body achad
so l could not sleep. Foley kidney
Pills gave me relief" They heal and
strengthen weak, disordered kidneys
and bladder and help them in. their
work Of altering the blood and cast
ing out Of the system the IMPURITIES
that cause pain and disease. Prom 1T
II 9StioIn. s016 oxAExEh axsssss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-03

Miss Florence Day. member of the
couy High school faculty. has re-
turned from West Kennebunk, where
she enjoyed Christmas. Miss Day
was accompanied back to this city by
Mrs. Augustus Day, her mother, who
will pass a week here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-03

Potter, Erwin and Doris Fish. Flu
neral services were held from his late
home Sunday, Jan. Rev. Mr..
Johnson Of Jefferson officiating.
The floral tributes from relatives
and friends also from the Grange and
Fish and Game club of which he v;as
a member, were many and beautiful.
Internent was made in the family lot
at Whitefeld cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-03

Frank Jewett was. business caller
in Gardiner, Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. Emerson Of Alma
We're visitors at the home of Mrs
Emerson's sister, Mrs. Ernest Dun
ton, the first of the week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-03

Lewis A. Burleish, Jr. returned
Monday morning to Cambridge
Mass. 20 resume his studies at the
Harvard Law school. He has been en-
Toying the holidays In the city with
hts parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Bur-
leigh, western avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-03

Miss Helen Clark. home demon
strntion agent OF the Kennebec Farm
Bureau. returned Monday morning
from n several days trip TO New
York and Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-03
N. r. Ellis Of cuiIford

Funeral services will be held in
Guilford Tuesday for Nellen F. Ellis,
one OF the most prominent residents
Of the town. whose death occurred in
Lexington. Mass, Saturday. at the
home Of his granddaughter with
whom he had been living for the past
two years. He was descendant Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-03

Mrs. Cecil Stilphen. who has been
passing n few days in the city witt,
friends and relatives, left Monday
morning for her home in Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-03

Mrs. r.. A. sturtevant, who has
been passing several weeks in the
city a. the guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. n. B. Herrick. state street. left
Monday for Wollaston. Mass, where
she plans TO pass some time with an
other daughter, Mrs. e. l.. Durgin,
Mrs. Sturtevants home 10 in Oakland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-03

Gordon Hammond OF North Ber-
wick. was here over Sunday and Wis.,
lted with her sister. Miss Louise
hammond. member of the clerical
force OF the Augusta state hospital.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-03
jan3d1t"

Charles Livingston returned Sun
day evening to Portland after pass
ing a few days in the city as a guest
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. b.
Fisher, Prospect street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-03

Miss Josephine Hendricks, en-
ployed at the Daylight store, visited
IN Saco and Biddeford over Sunday
with friends and relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-03

Robert Williamson returned Mon
day afternoon TO resume his studies
az Harvard Law school, after pas
sing the holidays at his home in the
city,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-03

Mr.. and Mrs. stephen a. Miller Of
Manchester, are reported as having
been very i'll, but are now both i'm
proving.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-03

To the patrons on my paper route,
l wish to thank one and all who re-
membered me at Christmas time.
Leland r. Cole
ian3d1t*
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-03

Mrs. Dsrnics lPAtterpon.. who has
been employed lnsthe Maine Farmer
once. on Monday assumed her new
position in connection with the d. w.
Adams company Mrs. Patterson,
whophas had considerable experience
In newspaper make.up. especially
the advertising department. will be
,moatiy Interested In the mail order
! fltbArtnfaat' 6e the Adams store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-03

Howard Beales. a student at Boston
University. returned to Boston, after
enjoying his vacation in the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-03
Tuesday, January 8, 1922.
AUGUSTA LOCALS

-. w. Adams left Sunday on n few
days business trip to Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-03

ball a grand social and financial
success.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-03
BELFAST

The grand jury of the supreme ju-
dicial court which will convene in
Belfast Tuesday will have the fol-
Daniel Merservie, 70 years of age.
charged with arson: Bert Dodge of
Belfast. held for passing worthless
checks; James Dele of Providence,
for breaking and entering: William
Towers Of Burnham for selling mort
gagged property.
The jury: Fred Blood, Northport:
Maurice Braley, Monroe: B. D.
Brown, Palermo; w. G. Brown,
Knox; George H. Buck, Searsport:
E. D. Chase. Unity: Harry A. Glenn
ents, Belfast: Howard Colson. Stock
ton; Boardman E. Cunningham,
Liberty; Guy Ellingwood, Burnham:
J.. W. Howard. Montville: A. E.
Knight, Lincolnville: Charles c.
Moody, Winterport; Harry McLaugh-
lin, Frankfort; James Rainey, Pros
poet: o. c. Roberts, Jackson: James
Shibles, Troy; Arthur L. Thompson.
Belfast; Z. a. Ware. Thorndike:
Roscoe F.. Webber, Brooks; Ernest
Wing. Scals:uOnt.
Court viii convene at 10 o'clock
with Associate Justice Luere B.
Deasy OF Bar Harbor presiding and
the following other court officials in
I'attcndance: Sheriff, Frank A. Little
field; county attorney, Ralph I.
Morse; clerk. James H. Cillcy: mes
senger, Willis b. Fletcher; chap
lain, Rev. George c. Sauer; crier, ST.
las Bowler; deputies. Maurice Little
field. Harry Brown and j.. H. Peavey.
Indications point to busy term. A
number of cases continued from the
September term are assigned for the
first day.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-15
c0mlne EVENTS
m THE TRIPLE CITIES

Sunday Afternoon, ian. IS, 1t Audit
It Open forum. Subject. .tWhite-
washed or Washed White" Preeeed-
ed by musical program
Monday evening. JAM IS, At con9re-
qation1l church rehearsai Of PENN
s.ilA Choral Society.
Monday evening. Jan. IS. a. Casino,
American legion dance
Tuesday. Jan. Y. city election for
commissioners.
Tuesday afternoon. Jan. II, ,, 90. at
Penirsuia c uh card party will be
given Under th- auspices Of the club.
TUESDAY evening. Jan. =. at
o'clock. Eastern Star will hold So
cial evening. IN honor Of ZSte arnis'
ersary o. ne eastern Star which oc.
cues Sunday. Jan. 18th
"Wednesday evening. Jan. i5. rc9u
Tar mid-week prayer meetings at all
Triple Cities churches
"Wednesday evening. Jan. rs. 1t Ca
SRA. American Legion dance
Wednesday everinc Jar. - AZ S
o'ctcct \. TIE Palmetto CUE. the Phi
-rtnrc PIC department. % the club ~iii
g,s- ezrs party - BENEFIT e { lar
- fefresN re~es arr prizes vii fsa-
.u~e - parry
Tn-rssay. jar. 70. II Palmetto Club.
Socsa; csr,n1 it.ee vii ss>e . ioncreon
at .. n IN elae= e regular club
reetin9. Tic-ess mast be secures &c
fore Non1ay evening.
Tnl-siav evens-a. ian. -. al rctei
Eio9S~soo3. r7e Convention iGncneen
Of raifsx immunity Ter Y. ". c. 4.
Tnsrs-ay evening. Ien. 10. a. Arm
Dry. Es&s vs. hich Schsc!, indoor
csseoaI lezsue.
Friday evening, Jan p. l.. Audito-
CTS. nyssify'ns rascians. regular
riurf. Laurans snd Company, mysteri
number cn>esaS1r course.
Friday evening. Jan. 20. at Casino.
American leeica dance.
Friday rornirg. Ter. 90 =, Palmetto
ciub. musicale decartr1e-. program.
Artists Rectal" win Madame Corn
wall IN charge.
Szturda, evening. Jan. -. az Arm
Dry. " H. c. a. vs. American Legion.
MOOR baseball league.
Saturday af.errccr, Jan. -. at Pal
n7ct:7 CLUB, regular weekly card party.
Sunday Afternoon. jar 22- At Audi
-oriurr. Dr.. Isaac r. H.sdIard. speak
quest :. F,-Lrr. Address or Japan.
Tor1-< jar. Is. i. Day.crs s-ach
@ct-i. ir.'s csf5 parry Of the sea-cn
81 ne <er.sc.f C.43
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-15
xxx

When the da~n care suT me:
br;sli; oser Clearwater E:d and hi~
Party 'aere ready 10 start
When Harold had been thor lu-isls
cnwa.! ami his full. Instructions ssven
'''s,. The thongs had been PM abou,
his ankles and removed from rs,
+" FISTS ard he u-s permitted 10 40
the packing
That proe .slHre ast exceed d zie
~i'nple all available blankets vare
piled on tfle sled and made mrs q BED.
fer ViTgsnia. and he * e4n.lse<
and such cooking usenssl- ~-e
reee'eel were packed = sron. ..as
then they had hor' 1at 80 s-v4 n
sery.ex with Harold
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xxvlil



~ cessd Ais ~ 70 Virginia
Ilis As.as told him she was lying
nu1D11 oUninst the wail. a -i;.Et
u1oDQ0f GRnse that broke the hear,
U111o H. In. He kneit beside her
- ~ 1b1 = match
Nn)5bGGogE .Ae st-acs the match he
su1Dolleeod his foe xithoct. -
vUGD9 - qzsck 10 ne ttsros-n tie
vDow u . light showed aim his
Evuo BOW he rsirh. te erouchs.s. il
~ GDDU. His ride n his arms. wait
~ ~ int this saarce
- 1Da1fhed : iserSet from the
81. o1kRlde<i them wita II aas. light
- ~ uascs behind Il.
~ e1u't see the Eight through,
enfa.s ~ told her
tte svOped fer III" fl Hon camilla
uE1o1 4. and held Il close. -foaIl
49, 20 look and se-s Yourself. yir
oD0a Ne tusd her You rene-n Der
~ ,e9Nx.
Y6- ~ re-neE,bersf his blindness.
- Dook4 doxn u the little slain
- ~ ~ her yeff Shoulder.
eA11 tell" she told him. Il
- = fstAt here give me y1rs
- - his warm hand and re-.c-l
= onnlnst The wouni Somcwsv. it
eououep1 hcr. Clos to the tep o.
- S4oNDdRS. then BE eousm.H.esl.
~ 11esees noshisg czn dbl ,
80 w&ond I r1n ssress- rs CLEANER
~ a. suythinS we',e got IL
e1un4 = NM The oniy shinS : IL
- TN III h s-oHt iss.e,a
~ te4e1hink i II de- she asked
= ooa1 think the wound Is se-isHfs
- NGpoe-f ne could get you down
- = N1keoe.~ he told her. III iznt
1ooo1k 0neA now, because ysu are
0ong <14 tat q has been bleeaiEr
pgo1ly9 6to3y. It's just = aesh
voun tSnl1ye Bat yotr See
H9r 49, 3eupea al opee to his
thoaxht ~fou mean lit the same.
ejthGs Way she Questioned
III means death that's all it
means don't care en- my own ac-
ronDt-
Then don't care On mine. either
An 1t once her fand wen. up and
caressed his face Hold me- Dill
went You she rs, ed f oil. me in
your arms
The mans aims gh,encd around
her. He lowered his lips close y hers.
II love you."
She drew hi~ heaS elown and f.owr
until her own lips halted the flow %
his words. -.And I love YOU. Bill.
she told him NO one but yeu.
Ouly 0nee during the night did Bin
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-15

Wont &o-IH die nr9k, Ne cried
~ firgtnia. -0esides. you dca-t dafs
~ rse fusce - NJ: goa dOn't know
the way and Bill can't Aee. You
know II you kil mo you'll die your
EAelf-
Pair enough. Virginia replied
swectiy. But take just this little
word N sdvics. Isii and were eli
cf you and We wcE mind Il now il
were sure you are going along. AAd
Fin viii tell you that can shoot
straight. PERHAPS yJu learned thss
fact last night
They heightened the thons thfi
, tieA his srkIes Together. giving mir,
ro2sn- tor iGll walking step but NO,
enough to leap or run
They put on his hands a pair 81
awkward mittcns that had been
stsnensd BY mud and water. and
lasne1 them to mis- wrists.
Then they slipped the thong IF the
sled across his shoulders I'D nEier
his arms like the loops OF "a lyaek
Thcy were ready to go.
Il haven't much hone FIJI ,..ls;
Virginia when she was fucket. into
the bed on tho sed ~I:Ut IL the
or;y ehance gsc have
She smiled ,. him III l,stss- E,li
we'll have dcne everything We could
! saodhv. little cabin -Wi,erc | ioansi
happiness Sometime perhaps. sci
GONE lack 10 you
The nan hent md k~ef her sna
she gave tho 1osd Tor Esaroil i
start
~ the end .. thee Asttsr 4ats !.it
f's9Nsor sfcad enee nsore 81 the hN
the, BOXED down rooa Lsa.ll~s5,srg.
The Twilight was ~fowfr- n tie -ie,
hs.neatn. aireaay It h8a east sha1ass
n tir-inia> e. IS. she at beside
h..a o9 tie sled
II bad eera cruel HARDSHIP. iha
tn = DAYS Journey Dus torture nad
i''s.ed them ~sll IN n --,he. aaa
.egH.' Inc food No-per @s1ndcne.a
re.n.a vas CT the rapid road Ia
ea i recovery from her wound Il
haa not beer severe. while she W
! iag still on the sled il haa i.s.l
evsry chance t. neAs
Bills sight had grown Steadily ,,a-.
ter - the aav~ had passed. airea Il
the Spirits & Nescv had permitted
BIN. al close range 70 boael! yir
gin fare
\ a.sfiHEie back Just before taav
sDpfn.e he'd the first iTsa-e ot the
spruce fa-sst. thss had met trap
per igst stast.ar- oat on h5s lire: an
u: had gladly consented 10 take lIa,.
oil tiEe rest Of the way into town He
as % Be lodged IN prison 70 face >
Charge Of aFters pted rlEricr-i cr,n,..
1T II the northwest prov nee, Is
rs yer regarded lightly
ma yo1 Tern, d-cxn.f:. rbe
tvaprer m1rveied. .h41 \, Nal r,
~ breath We've bs-n assurEta
Yol for dad COR months
r're~ ned no, ii, ~ +. -.
Ssi'is an~te-cd 9asig NGI aont
mourn srT msorr
pilI ic'i aol,y abb. t. ..all9s -
n ri Srev.<i,e track n, h.sf.e,4..
= 49, INTO te.r The fso,.tes. ~
ff7 Rad gran East and a..
arar er.' tF- MI and ae se4c T..
'ose ether IN liz i,.ll
They sax thu chssrfis 3ire ..fs
al sros'ls in tie s.ii'Eaf ana BIS
ing arl.s I.rs-ses! tbs Ssrl e,ee,
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larry i'a-hsor,i Is learn * Il o.x
~ poor l'eaE
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EVERYTHING deperis first. Virgins
sail. whether or not Yen can crawl
through the little window of the cab
in
Til remembered his experience in
til. smoke filed nm. and he kissed
her. whispering that you'd he easy
IN. next thing are Harold =
,aawshs es in tits room
- 1t depends on Harold. faes il >
| believe his snowshoes are here.
Harold iafe rather hurr.e.l,y and /
don't think he reok them"
Whit everything depends ou Is
getting out The longer We st.sg here.
8stsssu. food the more certain Il atls
Is know can't walk ard you 81 Mt
sec. ,sili Harold I waiting. light
nrw-lrohahiy ii TIE l.t@la cabin
Ai,are he sieer~--for I, chance In get
those shoes. Hes helpless withont
them. As soon as it gets liznt enauzl,
Tor him to see want you "a 90 our
The cai.in door Turn at once into the
brush al YOUR right. 50 he cant shoot
ven with the rife Then .oula around
to the side Of the cabin and Te-en-e.
The moment h. thinks v1a are
gone. he'll co'ne-rof only - get hi>
snoysh<es but 70 gIcat OYER me |
hrSIw him NIX. I cant understand
wiz did.st knew' h'm before ..nd
tsen---ve'ye GOT 70 take hisa by sur
prise
And then,
ctiekIy. Wit. few w-r'is. she toll
fi,s thu rest 81 her ria.
Harold walked into the ;s.7 SGT b.
yir-:ata
~fa c~n.En- fo- RI -,ossisees
Virgins. he tod her Thea IN,
going to go . vas IL tried - df,x
his battered hioosis lips into j smile
-'roine in and get them she replied
Her so'ce was lew and i;scisss. liar
ell STEPPED through ff- ssoar .sntf
;A'-n si..- uttered , rursp'is crv
<os he c.Ii...i rzrssIs Tl.a~s
VS. ~ tf7.e fp- f,.rfi-f' - ss.rt hack
es~-r Ia r. sl;.vn'sss I, N i-lfty free
dese-n,ied upon ms b,as
II l.@.> then minnie b. sas boind
helpless
W God ~iiat arc ron ggin. 70 lie
r. r-e,- he azkes
WIZ. Harold. ron sr- t. he onr
little truck horse. Virginia replied.
az she banded s;iIl more tlsurgs ~Yoa
are Eoirg TN paIi the sled and show
she siy down into Bradley burg
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leave her-to cover the crack VI the
door and huild up the hre. Wien he
returned her warm little fcod OF
Kisses Was ~ II he had been absent
for weary hours
Eut her thoughts had been busy.
even in this moment All at once
she drew his ear close to her lips
Hill. VIII you listen TO me min
ute she asked
Listen. I'll listen to every word e
Il think know tbs way at least
IA fighting chaace-to life ana safe
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;. Daily At 2:3o and . O'clock -
4ss;si.-ss-ss-3ss-flS'-isfs-s-s-
sunday Afternoon. ysn. Isl 800 p. NJ.
March Bethany Commanhry Never
lnf.ama.us- Stabit Mater $50 Rossini
,Iucidentai solo by Mr. Hooper,
Song for Cornet-------- Sci ett'sss
Mr.. BYRON Hooper
~ Song Mother Machrir Sa1
shl Song Sorter Miss You - Smith
Screnade--My Cairo Love Zameeris
INTERMlSSloN
Descriptive Vision OF saloue
,by reQuestl Lam ~.
Idyl The Mil in the Forest r.llenpevs
Overture -ENtempore Hayes
Seleetion-raust - Goanod
uale-Star Spa nslei Banner keY
No Evening Concert Sunday.
Monday. Jan. 80. 3: 90 p ~,
March * Our Fighting Men EDQ, r4o
Morning. Noon ami
Night in Vienna >nasfe
tai latermezzo Russo F-s.nka
81 Cavotro Maiden of seville
---- cz.aalg.
eharscteristis Pep Ales.,sa
p45s5l The Streets u Cstire
II naAn
lNTERMlSSioN
Three Indian Dances
tai Skohan fa
sbl Na-J0 Mi.as-
icl Aisha L.as;<4s
Haalo-esqnes Censag Through
the Rye isrli~sedt
Tvo oil .avorites f4} A 3at Dream
~ Alice Where ATT Thou
Selection fsom the opera Msg,ha
---- -- Has
Finale Star Spangle'i Banner he
The annual meeting OF the ASso, E
sted Charities IS called sar MonGaz
January Is. az y N At thu e.fic-
~ south Beach street Al 'ntev-
estsd are invited