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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-11-22
SPECIAL THANKSGIVING
SERVICE

All the citizens Of the community
Of all churches will join in Union
Thanksgiving Service on Thursday
Morning Nov. 18th at 10 A. M. The
service will be held in the M. E.
Church and the sermon will be de-
livered by the Rev. Mr.. Dorsey of
the M. E. Church, South.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-11-22

If farmers around Belington
could only get what they wanted a.
long from the weather bureau they
wouldn't bother much about con-
gress.
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NOTICE /!

DR.. Burton, Eye, Nose and Throat
Specialist will be at Philippi Nov. 26
1923. Geneva Hotel and at Belington,
Nov. 81, 1928, Luzerne Hotel to do
work in his line Glasses fitted.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-11-22
Willie a Real Friend

Mother: Henry! Henry! Henry!
What am to do with you? You've
been fighting again and lost all Of
your teeth"
Henry: "Nope, nom; didn't lose
EN-. Willie Brown picked 'em all
up and saved them for me-"
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-11-22

Notice the date following your
name on the mailing list and if you
are not paid in advance, come in and
settle up, please.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-11-22

You can't hope for much in the
way of prison reform until we take
to sending a better class of people
to the pen.
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The advertisements for the Classi-
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reach the office before Wednesday
night of each week.
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Gov that the big cold storage plant
have been filled up with eggs the
price has been slipped up few notch
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WANTED Men or women to
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dren. Eliminates darning, Salary
SIS a week full time, $l.50 an hour
spare time. Cottons, heathers, silks
INTERNATIONAL STOCKING
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WANTED Local representative
to assist organization and manage
operation of series Of shooting
range for State organization Of
sportsmen. State qualifications first
letter. Sportsman's Service Associa-
ton, Central Service Plant, Nitro, w.
Va.
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FOR SALE

One Kitchen Cabinet, one Libary
Table One 4-burner Oil Stove, One
Dresser, One Wash Stand, One Chiff-
ner, Two Mahogany Rockers, sa~
Second floor Teter Building
Mary E. hardwood
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Name, Phone and Address includ-
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LOST:-An. Elgin Wrist Watch.
between the y. B.. Church, and Big
Field. Reward will be given to one
finding it, If returned to this office,
Miss EVELYN Day
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NOTICE

All persons knowing themselves
indebted to Dr.. J. W. Srrother will
please cali between Nov. 26th, and
Dec. 1st, 1928 and settle same, at
my residence in Belington. .ivS
Mrs. R. BELLE sTROTHER,
Adm. of J. W. ,Strother, deceased.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-11-22

Entered as second-class matter
June Is, 1912, at the postoffice at
Belington, w. Va, under the act Of
March 8, 1879.
Washington Journal., 1923-07-27

gs ,onen nabe an 1000 9erionen
oboodlos fem. sic muroen Dor ben
6lammen fer nah Sbomion Sails
gu getrieben. @0nner, 6rauen uno
ainoer bemiibten ii6 sic Nadt
ME mabniinng, lire Sabieligfeiten
aus oen Slammen 81 retten; Siele
perloren ales, mas iie batten.
3iuei Tlieger finSen in ben Sluten
Ses Stilen SSeanS ibrcn Sob.
@eniee, Calf. = Sim Counting
ertranfen Die 6licgcr 0crtert un6
Cecil Coates, ais Die gRai6irc zines
Seeplans in elmer Sobe BON 200
SUB ueriagte nno in Oen S0ean
glitt. Sic batten feline @elegen.
belt, Dem CODE 81 entJc6en, 6a lie
an lire Site angebunoen waren.
Nebrere tauIeno Ber'cnen maren
3e1aeu Ses i1nfcms
Washington Journal., 1923-07-27
3m O~erfamfen:
Sm rermietem:

3 i60ne unmOblierte 3immer, nab
Der Is. uno Newton StraBe tam &od
Greet part) gelesen.
1918 Snglefioe SerraKe, telephone,
Noams 1927 mad 5 nbr.
Washington Journal., 1923-07-27
aasiifti.H anntifer nm @erf..

Sloren5, Stolicn. Srtnge
2eute 0rongen bier in 0as ia.
tboIii6e Souptquartier uno ger.
it6rten es, nodoem lie borber Die
@loden mehrerer Girfeu geldutet,
i'm 6ie 9eute SnIammen5urufen, uno
Lang Iebe MufioIini", LANCE Ieben
Die SoSciIti", nnie0er nit Dem Bar
Iamentorismus" uno .uieOer nit
ben Rotbolifcn" g%erlifen batten.
SauIenoe bon @remplnren totboli.
iGer 3eitlin9en ipuroen pom Nfot
oerbronnt.
9ie 5osciiti-N Authorization eilten
auF Die S3ene uno unterOriidten Die
Denomination, Die, wie ertlGrt iuur'
Sc, bon Sen 6asciitifiibrern nidt ge.
biQiqt murOe. Ser Snsciltenoberf
3amburini CAB Der 4niidt alts'
Druid, Dab oie 0emonItrotion bon
nidtfasciItii6en @lementen organt'
iiert woroen lei. gr fan6 einen
6aSciiten inter Ben 9emonitranten
uno perpriigeIte i'm 10 iebr, OaB Ell
in elm SoipitoI gebrodt meroen
muBte.
Siele @eleGrte gum GtnSinm einei
SOnnemfinitcrnis eriunrtet.
StoOt Werifo. aus Del
gan3en @elt fommcn @elebrte bier.
Ser, Inn am 10. September cine
Sonnenfiniternis 5u beoba6ten.
@inige bon ibneu boffen, 9oten
fir oie 9eitGtigung oOer @ertper.
flung Der @initeini6en D&elatlpI'
tGtstbeorie" 81 erlan9en.
9ie nmerifanii6e aitronomlld)e
&ommiifion, oeren @oriiber Der
GItronom Miler BON Der B6ila.
%oelpbiaer Sterntporte lit, miro am
%. Suli eintreffen, unO Die oelltlAe
aommiiiion inter 6i6rung BON
YrofeIior 2itoenoorff bon Der 9eip-
5iger Sterntporte mirh ebenfoas &c.
gen @noe oes Monats onfommen.
8ietro 9aurens, 8iirgermeiItet
Ser Staot Werifo, bat oieie 8e'
lebrten ais @6itc Ser Staot erfldrt
Washington Journal., 1923-07-27
JnlanA.
IraEbent Sar6inss Geiie Snr6
WlaSfa.

Xfa1tDent QuFDtIyS JteIle ""'W
Mlasfa.
Gairbanfs, Mlasfa. = PrGltOent
Saroing bat einen &unft meiter
noroIi6 ols irgeno Elm anOerer
amerifanii9er Brdiioent erreidjt
un6 BEL ieiner gnfunft in 6air-
banfs mar er innerbalb $50 Wfei'
len pom 9olarfreis. Seine Pin
funft bier be5ei6uete 0aS @noe Ell
ner 3peieinbalbtdgi9en Sabrt liter
oie &egierungs6abn bon Separo.
8on bier frat er Die Sa6rt iiioli6
ii6er BEN Hi6aroion Grail an.
Ser @rdiioent fugte gu Mitglie-
bern ieiner @eieui6ait Dor ieiner
anfunft bier, bob Die 8a6nreiien
ibm cine nelre Billion BON Alasfa
gegeben urto oaB ni6t nur Die S3e.
merle obne gleiden einen groBen
@inorrd auf i'm gema6t babe,
Ionoern audi oie munoerOoaen Wog.
lidfeiten Der groBen Salregion, Die
Itarf bepaloet uno NIT iippigerTege.
tation, miloem @ras uno berrli,
6en 8lumen beoedt lit.
Dos @etter mar am lebten Gage
Ser 450 Meilen langen 8abnfabrt
IDEAL nno Die marine Suliionne
bra6te Sic Semperatur ii6er 80. Ole
Some i6ien nod INNER bea, als
oie @eIeai6aft am a6eno Inn 9
l1br bier eintrof uno oie Witglie-
Ser famen gu elmer bolen Serge
genmGrtiglng, oaB lie I'M 2anoe Der
Mitterna6tIonne maren.
0ie Sagesfabrt begann an Mor-
gen auf Dem 8roao-YnB auf benz
@ipfel Ser alasfa. 8ergfette, mo Der
BUG iiber Na6t lteben geblieben
mar. Mo6 Dem @erlaiien oes 9rouo.
8aIles fam Mount Wc&inleD in
Sidt, Ser so Meilen bon Der 8abn
entfernt liegt. Ser Berg, Der bober
lit als irgeno elm anoerer auf Dem
amerifanii6en Sentiment, bot BEL
einem molfenloien Simmel uno i'm
gIGn3en0en S9ein Ser Worgenfonne
einen berrli1en @nblid.
8eim gintreffen in @antmea
perlieB oie @eieai6aft BEN Bug unb
balls eri6ien iiber einem naben SIT
gel cine SCRIBE bon 1000 &enn.
tieren, elm Teil Der 100000, bic ii1
in 25 Sabren aug Dem uripriing.
liden Sauieno entpidelt BADEN, oas
ans Sibirien un6 2applano impor-
tiert moroen mar.
Mm 3an6e oes Mc&inleD Barfes
b~infa6reno, Fam Ser 9ug ip6t am
Gage an Der Tenana.8r iide on, mo
Ser 8r1iioent einen aug @olo ge-
ma6ten Nagel eini4lug, Die Stabl.
oerbinoung 3mii6en benz pa5ifii9en
un6 Dem arftii6en O6ean ourd Die
8%efabrung BEG Oufonfluiies per-
Iinnbilolideno.
Strategiide @orteile fir bic Naien.
@aIbington, 8. 6. = Ser SOB
BON Senator 9iaingbnm bon Ser
mont in ieinem Seim in Wontpelier
gibt oen Naiien einen Weiteren 6iib.
rer i'm na6iten 9ongreB. Ser Der
ltorbene NOR oas 6lteite Witglieo
i'm Senat.
Senator 8ranoegee, &epublifa.
ner, Connecticut, elm ausgeiprohe.
ner Naiier, miro iebt aufgruno Der
Senioritdtsregel @oriiser oes aus-
iduIies fir @eri9tsmeien wer6cn.
Gics lit cine beberrl9enoe Steaung
ron GROCER @i1tigfeit, tpenn Die
beporItebenoen @ioerrufe uno
amendments BEG 9oliteaogeieses
uno bic onoern naiien MaBregelu
IN her. nGhiten Seiiio1 nuffomnen.
Washington Journal., 1923-07-27

Berlin. Ginen mie groBen ein-
flrb sic onoauernOe Geuerung orf
ole @ntpidIuug oes Oeutiden 8olfes
bat, gebt aus Der eri6iitternoen Sot-
ia6e berbor, Dab nod ser bebOrOli-
den Statiitif 3pon8ig &ro5ent Ser
9erIiner Sinner in i6ulpfIidtigem
9(Iter bon ser S6ule ni6t angenom-
men merOen fonnerL neil iie infolge
anOouernOer llnterern6brung 81 melt
ouriifgebliebeu unO 8u i6wo6 iino.
Washington Journal., 1923-07-27
ScrIins RiuOer 81 20
YrO5ent unterernGbrt.
nIaRen BON Sdulen 3urad-
9emieien peroen.

Sn "A prenkiidcn yiesiernnssbe5ir-
fen 1T Die SGIftc Der gcOOlfcrnns nm.
tercrnabrt. - @lifsipiel OerbOteH.
Washington Journal., 1923-07-27
Gisln Rattlb,pei6e Der Rem gOrFsr etdats 3eitans"
Sen GrHf Samtt5
Etrlinsr Bureau Der ,.gsp gorfer Staais 3sttuns
unb Scrub,


Berlin. Sod Iddumt Die nelte
Seuerungswelle oltf. Sic bat einen
nellen 9egelItano nit Dem eriten Suli
erreidt.
Die 6ubrpreiie olf ser Staotbobn
lino berooppelt, Oie auf oen &eids=
babnen OerOreifaht. 9ie 6obrt oitf
ser @leftriiden foitet oos 2200-, in
MotorOroidfen 0as 5,O00fa6e Der
So6itrote Der 8%orfriegS5eit. 0oS
Yoitporto lit Oeroreifodt. Gas Yorto
ms AusIonO lit 800, SeIepbon 300,
sic 6rodten iino beroreifaht, 8rot
10000, S6rippen 500.
Iae Hreiie iino SomStog nbenO
minoeItens berooppelt morOen. Dos
Washington Journal., 1923-07-27
Oie YGtete Oes Gentral
Committee (Snc.)
ng", ~, ne~, n6", nS", IS"
mnO re"

mer0en in 0euti6lano frei ms Suus
geliefert. 0ie @ofete So, 81, ~@D,
sc" uno ~@" frei 9obnitution Oes
9eItimmunesortes. Sn 8ien mer-
oen iGmtIi6e &ofete Dem Gmpfdnger
in ser 2ageritdtte ousgebdnoigt, i'm
iibrigen OeIterreid erfolgt abliefer-
ung frei 8obnitation 8eitimmungs-
ort.
@er feline Silfsbeoiirftigen oriiben
gu oeriorgen bat, Ser itifte Dem Gen
Washington Journal., 1923-07-27

PAKET GAP,
In Deutschland abgeliefert $4.75
In Oesterreich 5.25
1 Buechse Corned Beef
l Buechse Roast Beef
l Buechse Lachs
2 Buechsen Speckscheiben
= 2 Brechsen Rinderfett
2 Buechsen gebackene Bohnen
l Dutzend Bouillonwuerfel
2 Buechsen Himbeer-, Erdbeer-
oder Aprikosen Marmelade
2 Buechsen kondensierte Mich
nit Fucker
2 Buechsen evaporierte Mich
ohne Fucker.
Washington Journal., 1923-07-27

sic tperoe ollie Dor ietn &omIIrr
fommen.
Washington Journal., 1923-07-27

trail Committee zines Ser Infete fir
ole oaeemeine Scot. es miro ourd
oas 8euti6e &ote areli8 oas 8ofet
elmer beoiirftieen 8amilie oes Mit-
telitonoes 5ufommen loiien uno Dem
eolen Spenoer 9uittun9 unO 0on-
fesbrief oafiir ~belorgen.
Washington Journal., 1923-07-27
3rii6c Grmtc- OImsT6tem.

Oos @etter lit folt mo fe1tdt, unO
Die @rnteoilslidten iino 0ementIpre-
6eno tribe. 9lm beiten nod lit ole
@eliernte, tie miro als gut be5eihnet.
Der @emiiieertrog lit lhipad, oas
Obit mdiierig, &iiben unO on0ere5ut-
termittcl iino Oiirftig, &ortoffeGn Der
Ip6tet, ober rei6Iid, @etreioe mGBig.
Oie 6a6leute id6sen Ben @rnte-
ertrog in ser @ropin5 8ranoenburg
ouf cine floppe Wittelernte. @leide
3uitGnoe iino in alien Seilen oes Hei=
DIES oorbnn0en.
Washington Journal., 1923-07-27
mebr
aIs je bcnOtigt.
sdredlide Gmhucrtmms Der @urf.

SenOet n~abrbafte 9%ebensmittel re-
geIm6Bie. Die Gnfete oes Central
Committee (Snc.) iinb nit GROCER
SorefaIt 5uinmmengeiteat, Die Qua.
lit6t Ser @aren fam in 0eltIdIano
gar nidt erreiht meroen.
Washington Journal., 1923-07-27

sic peroe ollie Dor ietn &omtrrr
fommen.
@rOffcner in SSabO.
@alace, S6abo. Sn bic tlet'
men StGote 9urfe nno Wace, Berg
Observation-Disclosures liehen Meilen
oltIif BON bier, lit oas gleno einge-
febrt, naGoem am Gage porber elm
6euer nisgebro6en mar nno ieineN
@ee nabe6u IL Wleilen our6 cine
&eibe bon @o6nbduiern, S0oen
uno @ru6enanlagcn binour6geirei-
fen fatte. @is @%iitternad)t mar fein
Eooesfaa gemeloet, aber Der gan5e
@eihdftsteil bon 9urfe wnroe der.
fort uro tatiGdli9 ie0es @obnbans
liegt in &uinen. Ser @erluit miro
nit 81 100000 angegeben.
Mace, oas iidj meItlid an gurte
anihlieBt, lit meniger i1ner, oa
Die Slammen our6 einen Weltpil1o
bon Dem 6euerber0e b~inpeggetrie'
Fen mltrhpn
Washington Journal., 1923-07-27
9it Sreiie ittigtn
urn OaS tanienOta 9e,
0as biligfe @aar Sdnbc fOhet III OentfdlanO nnnmebr cine babe
NtiIiOn Marf, Hreiie fir Gnbrnn gsmittel OementipredenO iet Sans
tag gefiesem. - Die Grmte int gan 5en Neid lit cine fnopp mitlere.

biGieIte @aor S6ube foitet cine babe
Miaion Mort. Die &reiie fir 0db-
rrnlgsmitteI iteieen oementlprehenO
BON Stun0e al Stun0e.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-21
LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES
COTT To LESLIE PRESCOTT,
CARE OF THE SECRET
DRAWER

I knew It. knew It, little Mar
quise. I knew something was go
ing TO happen. But someway
thought the terror which overshad-
owed me concerned Jack. 1t never
entered my mind that my baby was
threatened
Yesterday, little Marquise, a letter
came addressed to Junior and it con.
tanned only a five hundred dollar
bill. There was not a scratch of the
pen by which I could by any posi-
bility know the sender.
reached down for the envelope
which had dropped from my nerve
less fingers and found the post
office stamp was so terribly blurred
that I had no way of finding out
even the town from which 1t had
come. Yet 1 know IN my own heart
that no one but my baby's own
mother could have sent him this
money
When Jack came homo and I told
him the story. I thought he was
going TO faint. He looked the bill
all over carefully. He even went
and got the magnifying glass to see
II he could not discern the letters on
inc postoffice stamp. but there was
nothing.
We were in the nursery when he
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-21

ant and he makes insulting remarks to PEG
pie, swears before the children. and, worst OF
all, Is lazy. He tries to put his work as
well as mine, on me.
On account Of the children have taken
lot off him. I want them to havo a good
education. He makes only living but !
feel they would have better chance for an
education Il stay with him. l know. too,
he has a bad influence over them
He despises all children but seems proud
OF his and likes to show them of as long as
they are no bother TO him. I have lost all
respect for him, but am willing TO do any
thing for my children.
A MISERABLE MOTHER
An education is a necessity. But
education at the expense Of bad In
fiuenoe Is hardly worth while. Be
prepared to fight alone to care for
your children, If necessary, rather
than let them be disillusioned by a
father who is proud of them-but does
not love them.
Tell your husband how you feel
about this matter and warn him that
he must do his part If he expects
TO keep his children.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-21

to the brides palce. From the
chandelier above the table pink and
green streamers extended to the place
cards which marked covers for ten
guests. Baskets Of garden flowers
decorated the rooms.
The guests: Mesdames B. J. Tyson,
Of Detroit, Mich, Burton Yarian,
Frank Kern, Maurine Schoen, Herbert
Davis, c. L. McIlvaine. Mary G. Shaw,
and Misses Miriam Heaton, Marguerite
Dunn. and Geneva Hall.
The Butler Alumnae Literary Club
will observe Presidents day Saturday
at the home of Miss Clara Thormeyer,
go Butler Ave, new president. Other
incoming officers: Miss IrTna Bach
man, vice president; Mrs. James But
Ter. secretary, and Miss Marie Bin.
ringer, treasurer. The program for
the year will include reviews and q
study of contemporary writings.
Mrs. H. r. Cary. Denison. has gone
for a two months visit in Wall Lake
Iowa.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-21

heard this for I had asked him to
come near Juniors cradle while 1
told him the wonderful news. Look
ing down upon the unconscious baby
head Jack said, well, my boy. you
are a rich little chap. If you were
not born with the proverbia1 silver
spoon In your month you are certain
ly having # handed to you now"
But, Jack" I said, mo one but his
mother could have sent IT,"
"Oh. I don't know. Perhaps it was
his father" answered Jack.
NO, for l am sure only a woman
could have sent that money in just
that way.
Something has happened, Jack,
by which that poor mother is able
to care for h9r son. Is 1t right for
us to keep him?"
We'll, don't know how we can
do anything eles. We don't know
where the poor mother is that you
are talking about My advice is to
sit tight. Legally he belongs to US.
Whoever It is who has sent this
money Will have to come and take
him not only from US. but from the
court and meantime this money will
help me out on that deal I spoke
Of"
I stepped back in horror and
looked into Johns face to see If he
really meant what he was saying
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-21
Advice to Worried

Worried" wrote that she is engaged to
a very devoted young man. The other night
she did not feel sure of her love. She said
she believes she would love her fance more
II he were not quite SO devoted and kind
If he would Just grow angry once in q
while
Here is some advice to her from happy
Dear Miss Lee: little advice to
Worried
Don't be anything but thankful that your
fance is too devoted The chances are
ten to one be will be the same kind Of hus-
band, and think any woman is fortunate
when that sort of man calls her wife.
Ny husband. during our engagement. was
the same way. We have been married six
years. We have two lovely boys And he
Is still the same. I am still first There
are. to him. no better-looking women. even
though my face is a smudge and my hair
a string. He never asks what ! did with
the last quarter he gave me. I have an
allowance for all household expenses and
although he can be angry. It never lasts
long and doesn't worry me much.
Don't be alarmed that your fiance is not
caveman. Perhaps he does not feel he
has right to be too demonstrative now.
There are few men yet who temper their
love with respect for womanhood
ONE WHO HAS ONE.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-21

TN7 ARIS, Sept. 21.-The French
couturiers have many points
II Of difference, but in two re-
spects they all think as one:
1. All stress the long. straight
line.
2. All grant velvet the star role
in the fashion pageant.
The velvet of this season is so
soft and supple that 1t may be used
for any type of costume, and f.
comes in subtle colors that may be
obtained in no other fabric.
Changeable velvets are new and
very fascinating, and they cry out
and ask to be draped. Figured vel
vets come in very rich colors and
complicated designs, and hence are
used for the simplest type of
straight-line frocks, or are combined
with a gold tissue cloth or with plain
colors.
These figured velvets are used not
only for gowns, but for coats and for
Innings for coats, and particularly
for smart little jacquettes to be
worn with plain frooks, or straight
line blouses combined with fur.
In evening frocks, velvet in pastel
or in vivid tones Is very smart, and
it is most frequently combined
with fur-the richer the fur the bet
ter. Naturally ermine is the ideal
complement of black velvet, but
fox and monkey fur are not to be
despised.
The old idea that velvet did not re-
quire any decorations has been
quite discarded this season. Ere
quently a frock Is covered entirely
with embroidery to give the effect
of a figured material. Or 1t is beade
deliberately with colored beads Of
all sizes and shapes. Pearl embroi-
derry is effectively used, but rhine
stones give a much more gorgeous
effect.
One very unusual frock is entirely
plain in front and has g. long loose
panel from shoulder to hem com
posed Of rhinestonss worked into a
close pattern.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-21

Sometimes we find a father who is
proud Of his sons, but does not love
them. Then his pride is unnatural.
He displays the sons as he would a
painting which he had completed with
good technique. but no love. He is
proud OF his workmanship and his
possessions.
His sons, to him. are as any Of his
household goods. He may see that
they have educational and social ad-
vantages; but he does them more
harm than good. He causes them to
lose faith in humanity.
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But It isn't yours, Jack. 1t isn't
yours"
"Cf course It is mine. The child
is a minor and am his legal father,
am not2"
Whatever you may be in the law,
that money does not belong to you
and 1t must and shall be put in the
bank for Junior.
Don't worry. Leslie. IN put 1t in
in three or four days and add an
other five hundred to IT."
You win give it to me now and
Will bank 1t tomorrow"
Don't be a fool. Leslie" and Jack
went out and slammed the door.
Copyright, 1928, NEA Service, Ino)
NEXT: Jack Prescott to Sydney
CartOn--Claims of a father.
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Care OF Plumbing

To clean the traps underneath set
bowls make soda solution of one
pound of soda in a gallon OF boiling
water. Put half a pint Of ammonia
to the solution. Twice a year put in
the plug. fill the bowl TO the brim
with the solution and let stand until
the solution is level with the waste
vent
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-21

Misses Helen Friday, 2242 n.
Alabama ST., and Hazel Fesler, s32
n. Alabama ST., will assist with the
Inequalities at the first meeting of
the Business and Professional
Women's committee of the In
dianapolis League of Women Voters
Monday night at the Chamber Of
Commerce.
Miss Florence Howell, chairman;
has arranged for six night meetings
Of which this is the first. The
league extends a cordial invitation
TO the men of the city.
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The speakers for Monday night
will be Senator James B. Watson,
and w. w. Spencer.
Other hostesses for the evening:
Miss Esther Fleming, Mrs. Clarence
Martin. Miss Mabel Rose, Miss
Natalie Smith, Miss Helen Friday,
Miss Marianne Holmes, Mrs. Albert
L. Dougherty, Miss Genevieve Pick
rell, Mrs. Paul MacCampbell, Miss
Nell Coder, Mrs. William Herbert
Gibbs.
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Fathers Love Cold

Dear Martha Leo: I am "a years old and
am married have two sons. one years
old and one year. Ny husband and are
in business together.
Although we have been married FIVE years.
never knew him until now. He has
great many grave faults. He never Is pleas
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-21

stabbed himself in the heart laxs
Thursday and died instantly. He had
often jokingly threatened to take bis
life.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-21

Tt is interesting to notice how ex-
tremely plain the necklines remain,
and the few variations OF the sleeve
less frock.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-21

Velvet coats and capes are fire.
ouently lined with velvet and velvet
hats are quite the proper thing.
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Lee Says--
Fathers Pride Harmful
Without Backing of Love

1t would be most unnatural father who did take
pride his them he lives his
and he mods their future avoid the pitfalls of his