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ONE TRUE HEART.

Whispers were ahoat that Miss
Oakley's riches were in oil wells.
and there were no oil in them, so
consequently there was no riches
for her. She soon left for home and
Harry did not follow. 1t was not
long before Harry's aunt came TO
town. bringing many little remem-
ORANGES to Annie from home. Harry
tried to see her. but she would not
let him. one evening Harry came to
Tom and said. Howard, Il Is all up
with me. i would give six years
OF my life to have chance to go
over the last six months" How
about Miss Oakley" replied Tom.
oh. well. / only thought loved
her"
One day az Annie. Toms two sis
ters and little brother were sitting
on the porch shot was heard from
inside the house. Toms brother
ran in and soon came out crying.
Tom. oh Tom, is shot" All ran in
except Annie. she fell fainting to the
floor. 1t was a long time before she
opened her eyes. She looked around,
and with glad cry, sprang to Tom
twho was laying on the loungel
tom, oh TOM! are you hurt?" she
cried. mo not much. only shock ell
by the shot. wouldn't mind great
hurt for such love-" he replied.
When they had left (Tom's two sis
ters and brother) Tom said. Are you
satisfied with my love-" who
wouldn't be VIXEN sure of the love
of one true heart
The End.
Composed by RUFLAN TEJERA.
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man for burial and buried him In
the burying ground OF the castle.
AFTER the farmers had gone homo
the children took candle AMI
started to search for the Treasure.
which the old man had mentioneba
After short while they came to n
door which they supposed was tn.
dungeon mentioned by the old man.
Ihey caught hold OF tho handle and
tho door came open easily. Julio ana
MS sister entered. At first they iil
not see anything OF importance. ow.
ing to the darkness. The children
advanced further and suddenly n,
their horror they saw a skeleton A..
hrst they were too frightened "a
move. but summoning up courage
.hey went closer. Near the skeletnn
tney saw small chest. Julio went
timiaiy toward It and raised tho i'd
Wnlch was not fastened. The chest was
Almost full OF Jewels and coins. In,
order to get the chest out he had 10
move the skeleton, winch he did. Flo
called to Juliana to come and helm
MN move the chest, but received mn
answer. He turned around to So,
what she was doing. when. horrors of
horrors. what do you suppose had
happened she had di.an 80
cd.
tTo be continued) A'
UOSAIIIE MATTIIEyt-e
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think l have forgotten the club.
am sending In picture for the con
test already. Do you think 1t Is TOT
early to do 30? have not received
my prize yet. Hoping TO receive Il
soon, l am Yours truly.
ALICE BERTHA DVORAK.
r. +. d. No. 8. South Richmond, va
He Was.
Dear EdItor.-I have not writer
for long time. 1 am sending 4
story and some drawings. which
hope TO see in Sundays paper.
hope Mr.. Waste Basket is at church
when my letter arrives
Your member.
Age ten. GLADYS MONDY.
Sends Story.
Dear Editor.-I am sending In A
story and drawing. which hope tc
see In the Sundays paper. My story
is rather long, so l guess MIR. Waste
Basket VIII have chance ut it,
Hasn't the snow been wonderful
am sure every one has enjoyed it
Love to Editor and members.
Gage 13) ELLEN SCHOOLES.
Glen Allen. Va
Send Your Addreas.
Dear Editor.-I should like to joi
the I'D. c. G.. l have inclosed "A
drawing. Yours truly
MARIAN CURTIS.
Age s.
Sends Drawing.
Dear Editor.-I am sending in n
drawing. and I hope It will be coed
enough to print. think the sub
Ject, MY Favorite Season" for the
contest is n real good one.
Yours truly.
PATSY j. TAYLOR
Dear Editor: l Just received ms
membership badge few days ago.
was very glad TO receive II and be-
come member OF the T. d. c. C.
am sending in story and puzzle
which l hope will escape from being
thrown into "Mr. Waste Basket
wishing you and all the members a
nappy new year. ! am your new mem
Der, THOMAS GRIFFIN.
BIAS West Main St,
Richmond, Va.
II wns Fine.
My Dear Miss Witt: How do you
like the snow? 1t has been showing
every day since Thursday night. 1t
is waist deep.
I am sending In piece which I
nope very much to see in Sundays
paper. Much love.
MARGARET LOUISE COLEMAN.
Lyons. y. c.
New Member.
Dear Miss Witt: received my
badge and rules and was very glad
to get them. too. think It is a very
good subject for a contest
FRANCES LA BRADE.
1907 Hull Street.
Likes Contest.
Dear Editor: I am real glad that
MIR. Wastebasket did not get my
poem. l am sending In drawing and
hope this one VIII DO printed Sum
day. Yours truly.
GLADYS BROWNING.
Il. 81 think this contest is going
TO please every one.
Not Always Room.
Dear Editor: Please publish this
letter In the paper sent In n contin-
ued story not long ago. but you did
not put 1t In the paper. I suppose
the page was too full. I have been
promoted to tho 5-B grade. My let
ter Is getting long. SO ! must close
it. Your old member
MARY NJ. NOTHING.
Age IL.
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AUTUMN.
Age II years.

It Is autumn, the sun is shining
bright. The corn is gathered and
put into tho barn. All of the people
In the neighborhood. both young and
old. prepare for dance. Such a
dance! The people have been look
ing forward to II from tho last dance.
for they only have one year.
At last It Is time for the fun to
begin: II is 8 o'clock. All OF the peo-
pie hurry TO the barn. The children
are shocking the corn and playing
hiding among the shucks. The older
people are dancing or making merry,
while the still older people are look
ing on. And in some corner the old
men are talking over old times and
telling jokes.
Soon the dance is over and all the
people said II was very good and
they would like to have one of those
dances every night.
WALKER COTTRELL.
1910 Grove Avenue.
Richmond. Va.
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UNEXPECTED Pleasure

There was very pretty cottage
near the city OF Washington wherc
three children lived. Mary, who
vas >, and Tom. who was 9. and
nany huth who was 3. When BABY
huth was put TO bed Mary and Tom
had to play a quieter game than ih u,,'
n"d peen' 1t has not showed any
mis- winter hut has been warm for
winter, said Tom. IL do not think
~ VIII snow any time soon becaus.
~ Is kind Of warm" said Mary. "Of
course II is too warm to snow" said
MRS. Anderson Mary's mother. In
the night 1t turned cold and ut &
sock Mary woke up. IL wonder
what time IL is?" thought Mary. 81
believe ] will see what time il IS =
Inc clock was near the window.
Whcn Mary was in front OF the win
COW she glanced out OF the window
,nc ground was covered with a white
oihhket OF snow. Mary ran In Toms
room and woke him up. crying: ITS
showing! It's snowing!" us it,"
asked Tom. "Of course" laushe led
was saturday ana there
was no school. After breakfast Ton,
and Mary went sleigh riding. had a
snowbhii battle and built Il snow man
WIN their friends. Bob and caro-,
Andrews Carol and Bob ate din.
ner with Mary and Tom. After din
her baby Ruth begged Mrs. Ander-
son To let her go over to see Helen
BLACK; oh. mother, let us 90"
begged Mary. Baby Ruth can play
with Helen and the rest of us pIay
win Frances Black" You may
Mrs. Anderson said. BABY Ruth
said. May ! take my slcd?" Yes
was the answer. They all took their
s.eds and Frances and Helen got
theirs and they all coasted and had
a fine time.
BY VIRGINIA GAYLE
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a FIRE.

Virginia, YOU must stay at home
t"hiSht ana go To bed carly. said
Nrs. carlton TO 3-ycar-old Virginia
All right. mother. replied Virginia
nut when are You coming back home ,
we VIII be back long after Won are
asleep. darling. Come kiss mother
Eo"n Dye now as father is waiting.
Hit.r hcr mother was gone Virginia
CURED up In the Morris chair with a
book. After while she grow ,;rsd
OF reading and ran down stairs IN
ASK her nurse to tell her n story.
when the clock struck the nurse
said: Now. Miss Virginia, Won must
get along to bed" After VIRGINIA
was asleep her nurse went down
stairs and put heap Of Goals In the
CRATE 80 that when Mr.. and Mrs
Carlton came home it would be
warm. About midnight Virginia
tawoke and thought she heard n fire
engine coming down the street. She
raised up. but seeing nothing. laid
down again. She could not go to
sleep. She got up and ran TO the
door. and was greeted by smok e
which nearly Knocked her down.
Looking down stairs she saw the hall
III blaze. She ran to the window
In dszed way, and everybody was
calling to her to jump. oh, said Viz
GINA, Daddy has some very valuable
papers in the next room. I must get
ihen. She ran in and tried to open
the trunk. but she could not I won
dcr where the key is. she said. Look
Hig under the bed she got 1t out and
opened the trunk with plank. She
iound them in largo tin box, wrap
pihE them in pillow case she ran
TO the window and shutting her eyes
tlGht she jumped. When she awoke
sne was in cool room with n
bandage around her head Her faith
Sfr toid her all that had happened and
'oiu her when She was well she
could go to the seashorc.
Original.
MARY DOMBRICE.
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ELSIE's CHRISTMAS.

1t was in Holland. Yes, In the
winter time. and so cold.
Elsie and her mother lived in n
small hut. away up In the Northern
part, too, and tho coldest.
It was week before Christmas
and her mother was fixing something
good for Elsie.
Now Elsie was not like other little
girls who could get whatever they
wanted, because Elsie and her
mother were poor.
Tho night before Christmas. and
Elsie put her shoe on tho fireplace.
hoping that Santa would not pass
her over.
That night 1t happened bird was
passing looking for a home. and
came In and sat in Elsie's shoe.
The next morning she ran to sec
what Santa had brought her and
found the little bird. She was sc
happy. b
Originally
sss, \, MARY i. WILLIAMS. 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
WASHINGTON.
Age IL

Washington was born in West
more County. Virginia. February 90,
1872. He was the son OF Mrs. Mary
Ball and Augustins Washington. His
father died when no was IL years
old. He was a great wrestler and
very strong. When he was a man
he wore size Is shoe. His gloves
had TO he made for him. Washing
ton married a widow. Her name was
Mrs, Martha Curtis. They were mar
ried in st. Peters Church. in New
Kent County. Washington was the
first President of 4he 4Unttod States
and was inaugurqcd In 1883. He
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
tEHuD
MARGARET LOUISE COLEMAN
A POOR GIRL.

one day Kate was picking low
ers IN the woods. Her mother and
Iather were dead She took tho
mowers to town and sold them. Then
she mad so cents. She bought 1oar
ot bread me 90 cents only lasted
about three or four days
MY! My! 1 can never live during
the winter. there wont be any fow-
ers to SELL" said Kate. She tooic
some more flowers to town A man
was passing by and she asked lin
IL he wanted to buy any flowers The
man asked the little girl was her
name Kate. She said yes. and he
said you are my granddaughter. She
went to live with him. mis-
EVELYN HASKINS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
A POOR GIRL WHO BECAME RICH

Mary was a poor girl. She lived
in the country. Her mother died
when she was year old. She roamcd
in tho streets. She didn't have any
clothes. but she had rags to keen her
warm, as this was In the winter time
one DAY as she was walking In the
street very rich lady saw her. The
lady told Mary to come homo with
her. so she went with her. The lad,
didn't have any children, so she
adopted Mary. Soon after that tho
lady died and left her fortune to
Mary. Then Mary became rich.
s, FANNY JUsTA,
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HELPING THE room.
(Original.)

(Original)
II was the 25th OF November. Our
"u"auy sohooi was very busy packtn,
UP boxes TO send to the nonr. ,iso
our teachers had told us a few DAYS
pelore 10 bring. IL we could. anything
LOT the poor little children.
when we finished fixing up our
thlnss we prayed and thanked tho
good Lord for blessing us 80 kindly
IN helping the poor that are diving
each day from lack OF money.
Wen. hope the poor little eirlS
ana boys had more for their Thanks,
Sivins dinner than they expected to-
(End)
MARGARET Louise, coI,EuAN
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THE POOR ROY.
(Continued.)

While the boy was eating the Iit.s
tic girl said: where Is your mothor
ard father2" az have none" said the
boy. ''My mother and father went
off to so out waiking--that was IasL1
summer--aBd I have not seen my,
mother or father. any more" "PooEj
boy" said Mary. "You shalt I've with
us all your life. May ne. mcther?''
Yes. yes, yes. he may" So af.er.
the boy had rested he and the littis
sirl went out In the yard ard played
until II was time to como in. wsi
(Endj ~
100000. CHRISTINE ,BURKS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
ADVENTURES or TWO boys.

II thing this Is good landing
place" said James Brown to his
friend. William Smith.
"These two boys were of the
secret service in Washington. ID. c..
ana were sent to the West Indies
to And n band Of men who had
robbed the First National Bank OF
Chicago and had gone to the West
indies to escape.
81 think 1t viii do" answered Will
liam. {t
They were both nviators. and were
In an airplane when they said this
"Look!" cried James. 81 think
see a hut near this field"
They guided the plane downward
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
HUME P. DOYLE.
Churade.


My first Is In G, but not in get.
My second is In e, but not in ca t..
My third is in o. but not In out. H'
Ny fourth Is In r. but not IN route.
MY fifth is In G. but not In got, FF
My sixth IL In Il. but not In carly.
My seventh is in w. hut not ~
what. -
My eighth Is in A. but NO, In 40,
My ninth Is In s. but not In sat.
My tenth Is in II. but not in hat.
My eleventh is In ]. but not in lee.
My twelfth Is In y. but not in not.
My thirteenth is in 6. but not in
got.
My fourteenth is I'm T. but NOT In
the.
My fifteenth is in q h,t Mt
oat.
My sixteenth Is in ", but not In I
nest -
My whole Is in the greatest pen-
eral That ever lived
MARION PERK1NSOS.t :,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
THE ADVENTURES or JULIO AND
JULIASA.
Chppter III.

The old man was seriously i'll and
he died In very few days. The
children were afraid to remain in the
castle with the dead man and went
out to look for help.
After travelling for an hour they
finally reached farmhouse. They
told the farmer that the old man OF
the castle was dead. The farmer
called two OF his helpers and all OF
them returned TO the castle. Aftc-
reaching there they prepared the old
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12

and landed in a field. Then they
wen: over to the hut, which they
had seen before. They knocked on
the door. tut no one answered. Then
they opened the door and walked In.
Without moments warning n bag
WAS thrown over their heads and
they were knocked unconscious to
the hoor
(To BE Continually
by CARLTON JAMES BUGG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
Puzzle and Charade Department
a ChNrude.

My first is V. but not In Virginia.
My second Is A, but not In at.
My third Is l.. but not in lot.
My fourth Is Il. but not In eat.
My NTH Is y. but not in near.
Wy sixth is T. hut not In the.
My seventh is ]. but not in IL.
My eighth is y. but not In name.
My ninth Is =. but not In erm!ns.
My whole is IL day that like very
much. VIRGINIA LANE
Ago. IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12

NlrGinin's Puxcle.
One Is the capital,
Two Is the largest river
Three is noted for peanuts.
Four was founded by William Byrd.
Five Is natural wonder.
Six Is the burial place OF Jackson
and Lee.
Seven IL R large college
Eight is a large shipyard.
Nine is called the Magic City.
Ten is called the Hill City.
BEATRICE BELL.
Age, IS years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
ldrens PagePubGshe for The Times Dispatch Cdrers Club
CONTEST CLOSES MARCH l3
My Dear Girls and Bows:

Things arc coming in
afternoon OF Monday March
once
or
sign your mark
article
one member tina, she sent
and mott the
~ IN Inc order that we
OF the
me- A.ory. that Is
a 7
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Va
y ease
Sout
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her life. and after that Buster was
praised ali the time for being so
brave.
JULIA TRAVIS HARRISON.
Brodnax, Va, Box 100.
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IRETA ALKIRE.


'"mhied Names or state. md Their
Capitals.
j. Nashngtinwc-Pym
= Daylamrn-Lopisa
.. Ewn Kroy-Baynai.
T. Neylsripanna-Bari -a
8. Welader-vadio.
6. Observation-Disclosures.
4. observation-disclosures
$. Siiinoii--Ringpsler
y. Observation-Disclosures.
~. Observation-Disclosures Yjtc
II. northumberland
IL Tomnanna-EIenah.
ny ROSALIE NAE BRANTLEY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
A Chirndc.

MY hrat Is in V. but not in velvet.
My second is in a, but not in apple
Ny third is I'm L. but not I'm love.
MY Iourth is in Il. but not in eat.
NY nth Is In y. but not In new.
pentine.
My seventh is in +. but not in loo
My eighth is in y, but not for nic...
My ninth is in L, but not in egg.
My whole is in n day that Will soon.
be here 80 'oo" -
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A Chnrade.

n Chnrade.
My first Is in d, but not in date.
My second is in u. but not in under.
My third is in NJ. but not in mate.
My fourth Is In B, hut not in bat.
My fifth Is In A, but not in at.
My sixth is In r. but not in rat.
My seventh is In T, but not In teeth.
My eighth is in o, but not In on.
My ninth Is In y. but not In now.
My whole is in the place live.
S. EDWAD HASKINS.
Age, 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
A Charnde.

a Charnde.
My first Is q. bat not In get.
My second is L, but not In eat.
My third is O. but not In oat.
My fourth Is r, but not In run.
My NTH is @. tut not In goat.
My sixth is T., but not In eat.
My seventh Is f. but not In eel.
My eighth Is l., but not in Let.
My ninth Is A. but not in at.
My tenth Is NJ, but not In machine.
My whole Ia my name.
BY GEORGE ELAN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
By WALTER w. KLAUS
A Chnradr

My first is In N. but not in mat.
My second Is In C. but not in cat.
My third Is in *, but not in kite, :.
My fourth Is In E, but not In eat
MY NTH Is In n, but not in not.
MY sixth is in N. but not in no. -
My seventh Is in e, but not in pet.
My eighth is In Y. but not in vet.
My whole Is the town In which
live. .i",$Ao
HUME p. DOYLE. =
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4 Chnrnde,

4 Chnrnde.
My frat is In NJ. but not In more.
My second la in Y, but not in your.
My third Is In +, but not In far.
My fourth Is in a. tut not in are
My NTH Is In v. but not in vault.
My sixth Is In o. but not in ought.
My seventh IL in r. but not in rye.
My eighth is in I. but not In eye.
My ninth Is in T. but not in tease.
My tenth Is In T., but not In case.
My eleventh Is In s. but not in seal.
My twelfth Is in Il. but not in eel,
My thirteenth is In a, but not In sad.
My fourteenth is in 8. but not in
sad.
My fifteenth Is In o. but not in Oh
Ny aixteenth Is in y. but not in no.
Ny whole Is the name of the con-
lest which we nre to have very soon
By HELEN KRITZER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12

Names of Towns In Figures.
Is. 3. 3. 8. l3. 10. II. 4.
~. Is Is. 6, Is. IL. II.
%. Q. q. 20. Is. ls. 9. 1.
IS. ID. I. IA. Is. II. e.
IL. 5. II, 2. IS. 9, 4. 5.
BY VIOLET MORGAN.
Kenbridge, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12

Welcome Back. Ia
Dear Edltor,--I have not sent any
thing In for Fuite q while, but do not
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
THE WEEKS PRIZE WINNERS

virginia Laync. Lassiter Va
Il. Rupert Coleman please send address
albert Browning. 5lI South Pine street civ
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Age ..
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tTo be continued.)
ROSALIE MATTHEWS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-06
FATHER ARRESTED
FOR "KIDNAPING"
HIS OWN CHILDREN
]. ID. Gordon Taken by Police
on Charge Preferred by
Former Wife.

Taking two Of his own children
out Of the city TO enjoy the Fourth
OF July holiday J. j. Gordon. rs
f. Lawrence st. was arrested Tues
day evening on charge Of kidnap-
ing. preferred by his wife Mrs Car
RTE Gordon 11lf y. Margaret 81.
Mrs Gordon was granted decree
of divorce and the custory of her
three children Bernice. Is Edna.
10. and Kenneth. Z. some time ago
and on Monday evening when Ken
meth and Edna went 10 a Sunday
school meeting ana did not return
she became worried and notified the
police.
The children were located m the
home OF their father and returned
10 the anxious mother. Mr. Gordon
was arrested
The defendant was arraigned be-
fore City Judge Raab. Wednesday
when trial was set for Saturday He
has been released on $1,000 bonds.
James Lipkos. arrested Tuesday
on a charge Of intoxication. pleaded
guilty and was fined s. and costs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-06
ASKS FOR
WATCHMAN OR BELL
Board of Works Receives Re-
quest for Protection at LO-
gan Street Crossing.

petition asking for a bell or
watohman at the New York Central
crossing at logan street. was pre-
scented TO the board of works in ses-
sion at the city Hall Wednesday
noon. The petition which was sign
ed by % persons. including @ a.
Carlisle. was referred 20 the city
council.
Resolutions were adopted for the
following sidewalk and curb improv-
uents. Sixth ST.. from Carlton TO
Oueersborough ave: Milburn blvd,
from Carlton 81. 10 Russell av.; Del
aware St. from Carlton 20 Russell
av.. Grand blvd. from Sixth to Del
aware. Somerset av., from Sixth to
Delaware: Russell av.. from Lincoln
way West 10 Delaware; Dale av-
from Lineo.nway 20 Delaware; Ber-
uu av. from Sixth 10 Delaware and
NiIburu blvd. The date OF hearing
was set for July q.
Two petitions for water mains on
r. Fourth ST. from Virgil 10 Melville
Sc. and on : Union from +. Thir-
toenth 90 sixteenth ST. were read
and referred 20 CITY Engineer J. l..
stevens
The practice OF selling fireworks
ln front of the local stores during
tine holiday observance was discuss
cd. the board seriously opposing its
continuance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-06

day evenings during the band con-
cert
Word has been received By
friends Of the death OF Leslie Bell
former teacher in the Plymouth
schools. who married one OF Plym-
outh'S young ladies. Ethel Wiltfong
he died on Monday following an
attack Of acute Brighys disease
Ar. and AIRS. Bell have been living
BE- New York for many years Mr..
Bell was recently appointed post
master OF Manlius y. y. and he'd
served but one month. Besides his
wife DE leaves two children. Robert
and Dorothy. both in college at
Syracuse. y Y
The funeral OF - NJ Quick was
held Wednesday afternoon at the
home OF his wife's mother. Mrs W
T. Leonard OF Pearl -. The Quick
family made their home In s.. Louis
Mo- for many years where ar.
Quick was identified with a railroad.