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The Denver Jewish news., 1923-02-07
THE MAGNET IN JEWISH CHAR
ITY, THE COUNTY FAIR.

The tremendous outburst of hearty
co-nperation that Is met every where by
the more than willing workers for the
forthcoming production of the County
Fair. to be given by the Council of
Jewish Women at the Auditorium on
February 10th. readily illustrates the
big results that must he obtained: Con-
slider the amount Of good that will re-
suit from the proceeds of this meet
ing, the money to be spent for phil
unthrOpic purpose. The establishment of
Sunday School. To provide the long
desired Home for Girls. where they
cnn meet. discuss and enjoy the happi-
ness of girlhOod. of the joys thnt should
I've theirs. the Home for Boys. who have
no place to 20. boys fresh from the
Reformn tory. who can he taught the
good results of life. These objects alone
should awaken in every person the
spark of charity and in this instance
the charity will come If people will but
come and MD the Council of Jewish
Women with their great effort. The
County Fair. Not only will the poor
profit hut each individual will receive
nn equal value in pleasure. Unusual
novelties. good vaudeville. n fresh show
with freaks imported from the east.
Surprises of all kinds will be the
special features. Besides each pur-
chase of IA ticket will linvc an opror-
tunity of wining the handsome chest
of silver. 1t is hoped That every menu
Der of the Jewish community in BEN
yer will aid in this great cDdeavQr and
noble cause of philanthropy by doing
their share in making this County
taken.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-02-07
the DENVER JEWISH NEWS

MFR. and Mrs. Samuel Lehman. re-
tulned Tuesday from a three weeks
sojourn to California.
Mrs. l.. u. Gugsenheim as chairman
did splendid work in the recent bene-
fit given at the Blue Bird theatre for
the Teller school, $500 was cleared.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Witkin are receiv-
ing congratulations on the birth of II
baby girl born Monday ut their home
1243 KaIamath street
The members OF the Friday club will
be entertained with n luncheon i'll the
home of Mrs william Degen.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Oberndorf enter
tanned with n charmingly appointed
dinner in their home Friday evening.
| Mrs. f. D. Robins, of Portland, Ore,
sister of Messrs George and Harry Har-
ris arrived Tuesday and will remain in
the city until Sunday the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harris.
Miss Felicia Lindner entertained II
number of her yoiu: friends with Il
party Saturda,
Mr.. and Mrs. 4 Alfred Herman OF
I'ue',!c departed Thursday fnr an eN
tenrcd trip to New York City. They
will visit en- route with their son. Henry
Alfred Herman who is student at the
Wentworth Military Academy.
Miss Rose Saremsky from New York
City is II guest In the city and will re-
is the attractive young daughter CT MIR.
Morris Saremsky advertising manager
of the Denver Jewish News.
Miss Adalin Levey. who was con-
fined to her home with the grippe is
s,cn,ly improved.
Mrs. Arthur COhn entertained with
nn elaborate luncheon at the ArgonaIit
Thursday. i'm honor of her inothcr. Mrs.
Lu-ie of Seattle. Covers were laid for
forty.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Prudential and
daughter. Miss Pearl Fricdenthal have
moved from 1910 East 10th avenue and
are now located at Apartment 9th. The
Culonadc on Colfax and Marion.
Mrs. II. Pasternack and daughter.
Margaret uf Cheyenne is visiting with
her sister. Mrs. G. Pooley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Lowenheim en-
tertnined with n dinner in their home
Sunday evening.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-02-07

The United Order of True Sisters.
which is probably the oldest Jewish
womcn's organization in the United
States. held its seventy second annual
meeting mt New York City recently.
The original name of this society was
Il German one, and its proceedings
were in German. But eventually the
veri,acular was substituted for the for
eign language, as has been the case in
practically all Amcrican-Jewish organ
izatons. The True Sisters have lodges
in every large city of the United States
and is fiourishing. Ii is II philan-
thropic organization with large social.
and IL the word may bc used in this
connection. ''fraternal'' objects.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-02-07

who had ever been in the Scouts move-
out the night bringing hot food in the
night watchers and patrolnen, running
countless errands. and rendering first
aid to the suffers.
Boy Scout work tiils up the boys
leisure time with wholesome fun and
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-02-07
ATTENTIONS

ATTENTIONS
Special discount to Jewish Organiza-
tions ON all MultigraphinE, Addressing.
Scaling. Etc. MuHval Muitasraphins
c., Ses kittredge BLDG. Phone Champa
5l44, VIM. Zelkin and Abe Zelkin,
nroprieters.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-02-07

pluy. I'VE claim there are no bad
boys says the Chief Scout Executive
boys. lnisdirected or undirectcd boys
niischievous. needless mistaken boys.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-02-07

Always lie honest in your trading: if
your goods are damaged, acknowledge
it.--ralmud.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-02-07

Mrs. William Friedman. delegate
to the Sisterhood of the Golden Jubilee
convention Of American Hebrew Com
srcgations. which met in New York
City returned Tuesday from a short
visit to New Orleans and New York.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-02-07

Judge a man 10y hi sdecds and not
by his words. Talmud.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-02-07

Mrs. Sailing Simon departed Satur
day for Memphis.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-02-07

Mrs. Alan Kayaer cn.e:tuincd the
members Of the Brides club in her
home Thursday last.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-02-07

Mr.. and Mrs MAX Gcrstlc are So
journing in Nice. and will remain there
for some time.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-02-07

Mrs. Harry Harris was the hostess
of II bridge luncheon given in her home
last Wednesday and Friday
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-02-07

The marriage of Miss Carolyn Lch.
man to Charles Levy will take place
in bridgeport. Conn. on Saturday, Feb.
rliary the 10th. On account of the
serious illness of the groom's father.
the wedding will he II quiet one.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-02-07

The Sunday card club met last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. \. Price.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-02-07

Miss Maybelle Herman will enter
tain the members of the Friday club in
her home with Il luncheon.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-02-07

Mrs. Gus Warshaucr from Sallisam.
Oklu.. and daughter. Mrs. Jos. Eiscn-
stoldt. from Chicago arrived in the
city Thursday and will be the home
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Monty Baer.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-02-07

The dance given by the Motor club
at Coronado club Friday evening for
its members WAS well attended.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-02-07

Mr.. Everett Lesser. son of Mrs. Jcn-
ME Lesser is now connected with the
Harris Coal nnd Wood Co.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-02-07

tained informally in their bone Sat
urlay evening.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-02-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry NJ Mayors We're
the host and hostess of IL delightful
supper given in their home Sunday.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-02-07

Miss T.conora Brillinnt returned las
week from Tulsa. Okla.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-02-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Lowenheim en-
tertnined with n dinner in their hom'
Sunday evening.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-02-07

MFR. and Mrs. Samuel Lehman. re-
turned Tuesday from a three weeks
| sojourn to California.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-02-07

Miss Henrietta Klein entertained
with dinner. followed by dancing
party Saturday evening ut the Arg
Onaut. The guests of llOuOr were The
Ority
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-02-07

Mrs. II. Pasternack and daughter.
Margaret Of Cheyenne is visiting with
her sister. Mrs. G. Pooley.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-02-07

Mrs. David Calm has just returned
from II trip to Norfolk. Philadelphia.
New York and Boston.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-02-07

Mr.. and Mrs. i. Levie entertained
with musical in their home Saturday
night. honOring Mrs. Trip the house
guest OF DIR. and Mrs. Haskell Cohen.
Mrs Aaron Morse was the soloist of the
evening.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-31

limitada y egoista. Ell entiende que ell
Poder es un botin de guerra. Desde
este punto de vista, Obregon, guerri-
Hero afortunado, considerable que Ell
Poder era Ago suyo muy suyo; algo
de 10 que nadie podia despojario sin
Eexponerse la mas terrible sanction
SAcaso la ley no nos autoriza para dis
parar contra el ladron que trata de
forzar nuestra GAIA fuerte?. Por ESQ
|cuando Obregon supo que su agente en-
.Tlaxcalantongo, habia disparado contra
carranza y dadole muerte, Sc conside-
Iro satisfecho y ordeno que Rodolfo He
rrero fuese recompensado. (Se dice que
mo fueron menos de $4,000 pesos los
que percibi6 por su buena punteria. En-
Hispano- America cierta caza produce
pingiies ganancias).
Pero la REVOLUTION mejicana. que ma
clio con Madero eminentemente civil,
tenfa otras aspiraciones otras ideas
que no eran por cierto las que halaga-
ban al caudillo de Celaya. Los revoil-
cionarios mejicanos de la mejor calidad
aspiraban romper la tradicion del
caudillismo, aspiraban cue los suce-
SOS nuevos no siguiesen la triste trayec
toria del pasado, sino que Sc desviasen
definitivamente con orientaciones me-
jores Sintiendo Ia nacion Ia nausoas de
un regimen militar como ell de Victo-
riano Huerta, Sc ambicionaba " Sc
sigue ambicionando) Ell regimen de un
hombre Due siendo energico, no este
manchado de sangre; de un Presiden-
te que no Sc levante sobre el delito
como sobre un pedestal. (El diputado
Puig y Casauranc 10 ACADIA de decir en-
la Camara de Diputados de Mejico:
No queremos va crimenes' Sc re-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-31

la noche, tiene algo de dantesco. va
que desde las once ell espectaculo
o1rece la misnla sensation ell efecto
producido es el mismo una hora mas
tarde. Al indagar, pues, el por que
Gle la sorprendente pureza de luz. sc
comprende que el sol de media noche
tlene una inmensa fuerza alumbra-
dora, pero POGO calor, y al despedir
POGO calor, falta la atmosfera alre-
dor del disco, de modo que el astro
permanece en- ell frmamento como una
bola con contornos precisos. Es este
10 que produce la impression singu-
lar.
va en- Dronthein Y sus alredores
Sc participa de 10 mas hermoso que
ofrece la region septentrional: las
noches claras. De todas las maravi-
Has del Norte, no hay ninguna que
pudiera equipararse con esta.
En- Bronoe, cerca del cfrculo arti-
co, puede verse la salida del sol tres
yeces en- ell espacio de una hora. Den
tro del mar hacia el Norte, Sc halla
una isla montanosa, cuyos macizos
Sc pierden casi en- ell horizonte. Tie
ne tres hendiduras. Por la primera.
muy cercana al mar, hace ell sol su
primera aparicion; luego desaparece
detras del macizo para presentarse
POGO ratio por la segunda hendidu-
ra, caminando siempre, Sc esconde
de nuevo, hasta que por fin surge a
tanta altura que las rocas paracen
hundidas en- un abismo; la oche Sc
convierte en- dia, y en- el horizonte
invadido hasta ahora de yivfsima luz
blanca, aparece el sol de media no
che; impossible describir esta sinfo-
MIA en- blanco, ese himno de luz. los
pajaros mismos, al acercarse In
zona luminosa, pierden sus colores Sc
hacen inyisibles al ojo humane.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-31

CHardo terminal a el pcriodo constl-
tucionsl del sP-esidentc dc Mejico, don
venustiano Carranza,. los generates de
mas iEhuclcia en- el cj61ciss, corsioc-
rar6n quo hshia un candidate Official:
G. ssho2 Ig41ac.o Bonillas, y que tai
cosa nc Sc podia tolerar, porauc no Sc
habia luchsdo para ESQ. Sc decissaron,
pues, en- rebeldia, dejando de car
Ell tuen ejcinplo dc Ia GiSciplina Ell
rcspsto la alitoridad, dcsata-on las
mrchss bestias nuc Sc ocultan cen frc-
cuencis. bejo ciertos unifo-mes de ge-
neral mejicalo. (De los generates me-
jicanos. con excepciones honrosas, pue-
dc 6ecirse 10 que de los hongos: que
son las vegetacicncs del essiarcol) Eli
efecto Ell genera Roaoifo Hcrrero
asesin6 una noche, en- Tlaxcalantongo,
al Prssidente de la RepuElica. La YER
gonzosa tragedia de 1913 Sc repetia
con pocas diferencias de detalle. La
opinion pnblica pidi6 Ell castigo del
asesiuo, pero Obreg6n, considero que
aqrc'lo no tenia importancia. En- 1913
cl asesino de Madero, Francisco Car
depas. que era coronel fue ascendido a
general por victoriano Huerta. Algu-
nos amos mas tarde, Ell asesino del Pre-
sidente Carranza, fue amparado por
Obreg6n a despecho de Ia opinion pu
blica. sus servicios militares siguie-
ron siendo utilizados pesar de una
farsa de expulsion del Ejercito.
Ell apoyo que don venustiano Ca
rranza prestaba al candidate don Ig-
nacio Bonillas, tenia una importancia,
una trascendencia y una signiflcacion
que no podian comprender los caudilIe-
jos niHtares. Ell caudillo militar de
Hispano-Am6rica tiene una mentalidad
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-31
CARRANZA Y OBREG0N

Obregon no signifca mas que una re-
peticion del pasado: Ell caudillismo, es
decir. una nueva afirmacion de que en-
Mejico solo tiene eficacia el sistema de
Ia fuerza bruta. Carranza veia hacia
adelante diciendo: 'El poder no es Ell
botin del caudillo''. obregon We hacia
atras Y dice: Gel caudillo nilitar del
illtimo tumulto, Ell heroe de la ultima
deslealtad, debe ser ell Presidents de la
Republica''.
Pero hoy, como en- 1920, los elementos
mejores estan del Iado del elemeI1to
civil, porque 81 bien es cierto. que Ell
civil don Adolfo de la Huerta tiene
graves responsibilities por su parti-
cipacion en- la asonada de Aqua Prize
ta, hay. en- cambio, la seguridad de que
no ha matado a nadie y de que no es
capaz de hacerlo en- 10 futuro Y los
eleinentos mejores de la Republica 81
guen aspirando que Ell Presidente
de Mejico sea un exponente de civili-
zacion. no de barbarie.
Jorge UsETA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-31
INcENDIo En- PATILLAs
PatilIas. diciembge 80. 1923.

Patillas. diciembre 80, 1928.
Ell MUNEo, San Juan.
Esta madrugada hora S pm decla-
rose incendio edifcio Acadia en- la par
te ocupada por carcel municipal. Edi-
ficio asegurado en- la ''North British
and Mercantile de Ipndres, cuyos
agentes son Sobrinos de Ezquiaga. I'M
porte aseguro mil quinientos d6lares
7origen siniestro segin informes policia
por demente detenido quien pego fuego
edlficio. Calctlanse daios de cuatro a
Quinientos dolares. Fuerza policiaca al
mando policia Vazquez, comisionados
municipales Maura v Mendez. secreta-
rio auditor senior Maura, sefiores stella.
Picon otros y pueblo en- general ira
baiaron heroicamente para localizar in
cendio 10 cual fue conseguido. NO hu-
bo perdidas personales.
Jorge A. VILLARINY
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-31
Jorge A. vILLARINY.
Ell SOL DE MEDIA NoCHE
GLoRIOso FENoMENo

Centenares de viajeros van cada
ano en- busca del fenomeno 1nico,
incomparablemente bello, ell sol de
media noche, que constituye Ell en-
canto de la region artica. Uno de
ellos describe sus impresiones en- los
siguientes parrafos:
Tanto en- Bedoe como en- Narvik,
Tomse Y algunos puntos de las islas
Lofoten, Sc goza de un herrloso es-
pectaculo, de la salida del sol de me-
dia neche. Pero el prurito de con-
templarlo precisamente a las doce de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-31
Sc ENcUENTRAN LOS cUERPos
DE Los TRIPULANTEs DEL
sDIxMUDE'

Paris, diciembre 80. Omitted Press.)
-El Departamento de Marina ha reci-
bido noticias de que por los misnos al
redores en- que fu6 hallado Ell cuerpo
del comandante Degrenada, Sc han en-
contrado algunos cuerpos de los tripa
lantes del fDixmude Todavia no
han Asido encontrados los cuerpos de los
iotros miembros de la tripulacion del
Unfortunate dirigible,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-31
UNA GRAN cREc1ENrE DEL sENA

Paris, diciembre so. Omitted Press.)
-Anoche Ell Sena tuvo una creciente
enorme, ocasionada por las fuertes llu
Was, habiendose desbordado sesenta cen
tiInetros sobre sus bordes. Actualmente
Sc registra una creciente de cinco me-
tros sobre su nivel regular, y Sc espera
dadas las continues lluvias, que antes
del martes, Ia creciente aumentara I'M
metro mas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-31
EN- Ell FILADELFIA sALIO Ell SA-
BADo UN TEAM DE BASE BALL
HACIA PUERTO RICO

New York, diciembre 80. UNITED
Press) Una novena de baseboleros in
dependencies sa1io Ell sabado lltimo a
bordo del vapor Filadelfa, con destino
Puerto Rico, en- una gira de exhibit
cion por Puerto Rico y santo Domingo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-31
FUE ACEPTADA LA RENUNCIA
DEL GABINETE JAPoNEs

Londres, diciembre 3d. tUnited
Press. Despachos procedentes de To
kio la Central News informan que la
renuncia en- pleno presentada ell vier-
nes .tiltimo por ell Gabinete del Japon
fue aceptada por ell Principe Regente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-31
Sc INyESTIGA LA SITUACION
DEL DIRIGIBLE 'DIXMUDE"

PARIS, diciembre 3d. Omitted
Press) LAS autoridades encargadas
de investigar ell desastre del "Dixmu-
de" Green. que dicho dirigible cay6
al mar entire Stella y Sardinia, a
diez kilometres de la costa, hacia Ell
Cabo San Marcos, en- la noche del 21
al % de diciembre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-31

e1 cdnu1uACo a Id EIeSlueAC1d, SeneId4
Plutarco Elias Calles).
Un gran .nlmero de mejicanos no
VIC en- Ell ano de las elecciones, que
terminaron tragicamente, sino este he
cho descarnado: "Carranza Intervene
en- las elecciones''. Aun ciudadanos des
interesados sentian disgusto Y mani
festaban inconformidad ante aquella in
tervencion, que en- todo case no signi-
ficaba reeleccionismo Ell senior don Ro-
dolfo ViIlalva, liberal mejicano ami
mado Gle una buena fe indiscutible, nos
escribia en- ese sentido lie contestamos
asi: "IUsted conoce una obra de sha-
kespeare que Sc llama Media por
Medida''? Pues en- ella el gran tragico
dice POGO mas menos este: no Sc cons
tituya en- aspero censor de ningun vi
clio auuel que no este SECURE de poseer
la virtud contraria.
5Poseia obreg6n esa virtud democra-
tica que consiste en- abtenerse de in
tervneir en- tales circunstancias7. !.
Todos los periodicos de Mejico di-
cen que no; todos 10 acusan de estar ia
voreciendo un candidate; todos es-
tan confornes en- asegurar que es evil
dente ST. intervention en- las eleccio-
81 \
mes. ~
lei case de ,carranza Que Sc repl-
te?. q. lOh, mol. Don venustiano
en- todo case no habia mandado asesi-
mar "a nadie para desarrollsr determi-
nadas ideas, y sa candidate respondia
a una aspiration revolpcionaria: el ci-
vilismo, en- tanto que el candidate de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-31
MFORlMACION GENERAL

Ell manager de la novena es Erniel Land
graf. /
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-31

/ feris al asesinato de Francisco Villa
y su grupo de companeros, asalto pla-
neado y realizado, segln parece, por
Ell candidatola la Presidencia, general
Plutarco Elias Calles).
New Britain herald., 1923-12-12
GERMAN BABIES NOW
 CAUSE UNUSUAL WORRIES
Baby Carriages and Clothes Arc Yer, Expensive, Germans Rounded
 From Cradle To Grave.

Berlin, Dec. l2.--The high cost of living hounds Germans from the cradle 10 the grave.
 Layettes for the baby are so expen- siye few families can afford them. A child's shirt cost from 1a 10 20 billion marks in November Even second hand perambulator costs 30 gold marks. and the mid-wives and doctors have all placed their fees on . gold mark basis.
 IL costs trillions of marks to outfit a new arrival in a German family in those days of declining paper marks. and the trillions are lacking in all families excepting those of profiteers.
 4 girl baby is more of a tragedy than a hoy in the average German family today, because Of the dowry which must go with every German girl who finds 6 husband. No girl without dowry can avoid being an old maid in Germany. and there is little prospect Of the average German family accommodating enough surplus 10 endow daughters with sufficient linen and money to make them attrac- tive to German men who have such a large assortment of women to choose from because of the great exccss Of the female population.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-12
DAILY FASHION sErvIcE
SIMPLE LINES WITH FUR

Simple lines and fur trimmings are two rules for smart winter frocks. The furs are all those with which we are familiar and dozens of new ones with odd names that never came out of a natural history book, but are meant to indicate, perhaps. rabbit fur in a new dye or woolly sheep in novel curl. It doesn't matter. The fur is chosen to complement the dress and that it does most satisfactorily.
 Sketched here are new models of winter frocks. Very simple, as you'll notice. with the simplicity that means Paris. They are styles adaptable both to silk and to wool fabrics and have slim straight lines so entirely becoming.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-12
WONDER PICTURE AT IyoEUM

The picture having its final snow ing at the Lyccnm this evening IS one of the best that William Fox has produced, for in "'rhe Silent Com mand" every possible element that would tend to make a wonder pie tnre is used. First there is strong, love theme. filled with romance. there is well defined theme of patriot ism. there is the ever intriguing mys- tery and tho tinge of international espionage: and finally there is cli- max so dynamic asto make a lasting impression.
 On tho same bill is tho latest cpi- sode Of Fighting Blood. just as poppy as any ever shown, as well as tho news reels.
 Tho vaudeville features Howarth anr company. threc men and girl, in q clever dance specially number which also features piano act. Other numbers are song and dance special ties, comedy couple and a troupe Of acrobats
 Beginning tomorrow. inc Lyceum's entire program will bn changed, four now acts of Paramount vaudeville be- ing engaged. The feature picture will he Forgive and Forget" a story of q woman's mistake.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-12
Me eAayznturesj RagstyAnn A .4 Ra99edyAnAy 4 da111e 9y yekmy Sru<Ve a

we may expect Hookie, the Cob lin, any minute!" Raggedy Andy said when he and little Weekly walked into the Cookie house with Strawberry, the little Cookie girl, flor. Hookie prom ised that he would get even:"
 I'm glad that you fooled him. Raggedy Andy" Mrs Cookie said
 Little Weekly and l would have followed Hookie. the Goblin, all the way to his home to rescue little Straw berryl" Raggedy Andy replied.
 Mrs. Cookie went to inc cupboard and brought out the cookie medals. They were covered with pretty white icing.
 These are cookie metSy for bra very," she said as she pinned them on Raggedy Andy's and little Weeky'E breasts.
 Raggedy Andy and little Weekly did rot want medals for being brave. but they did not like to tell Mrs. Cookie this. for she thought they surely would wish everyone to know how brave they were.
 or course. being a cookie woman. -iESs 1b0hAE I1u AOt bltc# +HNN ANhAfs brave people do not care to brag about being brave.
 "AnyRay." Ettie Weekly though. TT ve get hungry any time. We can cat the cookie medals."'
 So Raegedy Andy and little Weehy zent outside tiie Cookie house io walk around and just as they came to the garden walk. e ho should they meet but Hookie. tIIe Goblin. and with him vas a snitzuoodle.
 '1've drought ths Snitzn5odis with rue % that csu capture you both," Hookir. 'he Goblin. said. T shall cap t1re Eaggt1y Andy and tb" Snitz- noodle snail capture little Weekly"
 Then he caught hold Of Rsggedy Andy's arm and inc Snitznoodle caught hold Of little weekyis arm.
 "wait a minutn." the Snitznoodle said. What is this I see pinned on weeky-s breast?''
 That's a medal for bravery" Rag gedy Andy said. for little Weekly was too modest to say anything.
 'Ha! Then you donf catch me try- irg to capture him." the Snitznoodle said to Hookie. ~suyone with bra very medal pinned On him might