davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1923-10-28
the naval aircraft factory here.

the naval aircraft factory here.
In addition to the great laboratory,
a new so-acre flying field and han.
CARS. to house a score or more
planes. will be ready for use by the
first of tho year.
The most important section of the
new laboratory will be the dynamo
meter rooms, where instruments can
the condition, power-output
, 1923-10-28
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2s, 1928.

tors under the same conditions as r
the motor was at an elevation of
$4,000 feet above e level.
The expension of the naval air
craft factory is in line with Admiral
Moffett's program for naval air SUI
premacy. The giant dirigible shen-
andoah formerly the zR-1. was de-
signed. fashioned and fabricated at
the navy yard here and put togeth-
er at Lakehurst. N. j.
, 1923-10-28
Enst sIdc NIethodIst commnnltr

1914 East Second, corner Ken.
wood. Jesse A. Dean. pastor. 9;45
q. m. Bible school for all ages. E.
+. Lyon. superintendent. IL a. m.
and 1880 p. m. worship, and sermons
by tho pastor. Morning subject.
Shocks and Thrills" Evening.
s~tereopticon pictures of missions in
foreign countries. $50 p. m. Bible
, 1923-10-28

Rev. ]. II. Reini. Morins and
evening services at the city hall.
Preaching by the Rev. j. NJ. Iene
Id. Of Longmont. Colo. The morn
0r~ ces viii be delivered at II
O'Clock in Norwegian. and services
in the evening at 7'3d O'Clock IN
English. Sunday school will be held
at 10 a. m.
, 1923-10-28

study conducted by the pastor.
Wednesday evening at 100 mid
week service for devotional and So
cial life. Thursday evening at 1880
a social and recreational meeting
for all the men of the community
interested in the East Side church.
FIR day evening at 1880 choir re
hearsal.
, 1923-10-28

Rev. Edwin Z. Preston. minister.
$3.50 a. M, Sabbath school. HOO a.
m, Morning worship. The State Su-
perintendent of Home Missions, Rev.
David McMartin. D.. d. Will preach
at thi sservice. Week-night meet.
ing on Wednesday at 1880.
, 1923-10-28
BIGGEST OF AIRCRAFT
LABORATORIES TO Be
OPENED ON JANUARY |

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 27.-Unit.
ed Pressl-The largest aircraft ex-
perimental laboratory in the world
will be completed and in operation
at the Philadelphia Navy Yard by
January 1. 1924. according to Cap
tain C. c. Westervelt. manager Of
, 1923-10-28

1908 North Durbin street. Geo.
Woodland, minister. Sunday school
1e Z. m. Gtelgtian Endeavor 645
d. m. Morning service IL n. m,
Text. 1.-THE Harvest Truly Is Plen-
teous But the Latourers Are Few
Evening service at 1880 p. m. Rev.
Daviu McMartin Of Cheyenne will
address us. Brother McMartin Is
well known in tho church and a
large congregation is expected.
, 1923-10-28

Corner of Seventh and Center
streets. The Rev. Father j. II. Mul-
lin. pastor, the Rev. Father Moreton
assistant pastor. Masses on Sunday
at Z 3. and 1890. Benedi elton at
3 p. m. Mass during the week at 8
a. m.
, 1923-10-28
Methodist Episcopal.

Corner OF East Second and South
Durbin streets. Rev. Lewis f.. Car
ter. d. D.. pastor. 9;45 a m, Sun
day school. 8. II. Maddux. super
intsndent. 100 n. M. Sermon.
Personal Devotion to Christ" An
them, How Beautiful Upon h
"-spinney. 400 a. M.
Junior church conducted by Mrs.
, 1923-10-28

Rev. Edwin L. Preston. minister.
1000 a. m. Sabbath school. Sub
ject. Some Missionary Teachings
Of the Prophets" 7:30 p. m. Even
ing worship. Sermon subject. "a
Young Man Who Went Wrong"
, 1923-10-28

Rev. Philip X. Edwards, rector.
Holy communion Il 8 a. m. Church
school at 9;45 u. m. Morning prayer
and sermon at II a. m. Bible class
at 5 p. m.
, 1923-10-28

of such response. Each time a re-
moval is made, test results by tap
ping the key causing the buzzing.
I am certain thai the cause of
annoyance can be discovered and
remedied through the above sug
gestions.
, 1923-10-28

Caesar knew by name many thous-
ands Of the soldiers Of his legions.
, 1923-10-28

tuned?
Mrs. s. C. NJ.
A.-Authorities on this subject
agree that in order to obtain salts,
factory results. and at the same
time preserve the tone quality and
equalize the strain on the plate. 1t is
necessary to have n plano tuned at
least twice a year. a piano is only
as good as the care it receives;
more pianos are ruined through
neglect than through use.
Tuning is. therefore. a matter of
keeping a piano 1t pitch and the
tone agreeable to the ear but It also
has the mechanical function of bal.
ancing the Is or 16 tons of strain on
the frame of the instrument, which
is of equal, II not greater, impor-
lance to the plano
Q.-Would It be wise to get n
cheap piano for my daughter TO
start her music lessons on, and
later trade this cheap piano in for
a better one?
Mrs. r. X. B.
A.-There is no more serious mis-.
than to imagine that any piano.
especially a poor one, is good
enough for a beginner. 1t is pre-.
cisely during the formative period
of a chiid's ear that you need the
best piano you car afford. and n
is always kept in tune.
, 1923-10-28
QUESTIONS ON PIANO
ANSWERED BY CULICH

Under his head questions affecting the carr and mechanism o the
piano r answered each week by L. L Guich Of the Chas. E. Wells
Music company.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-26

tres con preml0S para los veneedorcs.
A las 300 p. M, intcresante desaffo
de base ball entire los teams Carolina
Y Lomas.
A las Z 200 p. nj, noyena cat6lica.
A las $50 p. m, retretn en- ID Pla-
"a Francisco Mno. Quiflones. Lujosos
fuegos artificiales.
SABADO 2S
A las 3 100 i. M. medirdn s1s fuer-
zas los teams 'Lolnas vs. Atenas."
A las I 100 p. m:,.novena en- nuestra
Iglesia Catelral.
NOCHE DE REGOGIJO GENERAL.
NOCfIE CELTIBEIeA
A las 500 p. M, rememorando las
costumbres de los antiques celtfberos.
que, en- las noches pleniIunares reu-
nfan todas sus fainilias para rendir
culto a sus antepasados cantar a
Dios sus alegrfas en- fntimo consorcio
con la Naturaleza, sc reunira esta no.
che toda la poblaci0n en- el paraje CO.
nocido por la "Plazuela dc San Sc
bastian", frente al edificio escuela q.
lieva eltnombre de nuestra genial can
toraI Lola Rodriguez de Ti6. La or
'qdesta deleitara al pdblico con hermo-
sas piezas musicales: Sc, auemardn
atfactivos fuegos artiftciales; habra
,concurso de trovadores con premios
para los triunfantes; a Ia luz de. la
luna, mandolinas, flautas gpitarras
dejaran oir dulces melodfas, Y. al ter
minarse la reunion, sendas parrandas
recorreran las GALES de la ciudad al
son de mdsicas criollas.
A las 300 p. NJ, bale en- ell Cen
tro Criollo.
DOMINGO 20
A las ZOO Il. M, misa solemne eli
la Iglesia Catedral.
A las 1000 a. m. parada en- la pla-
"a Principal. de los cucrpos de Guar
dia Nacional dc. San German, Sabana
Grande VI Cabo Roio. I'll s N
a las 2:30 p. M, baile de niiios en-.
el Centre Criollo, na
A las 500 p. m., desaffo de Base
Ball San German VS.. Venus
A lassi7:00,p4 M, .noEena len nuestrar
Iglesia Gatedral.f ~ as rsais..5.,s I,
A las 500 D. M, retreta epila Plaza
Municipal, Hermosost fucsos artifir
ciales, yssl Ill M. 81, ah53ssgo !, /,
"a Las 300 p.7 m4s ,bailc de cOIfian-I
"a en- ei Cfrculoe de Reereol is . 81
Regio drama: "La9Iey del, HON.
bre'l La chistosa comedia FL Sa-
Ion de Patinarf por' Charles Chaplin
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-26
Distrito Primero.

Julio 20, 1923.-El Pueblo VS.. Be
nito Perez, asesinato segundo grado.
Jose Valiente, homicidio involuntario.
Jorge Cestero, asesinato. Juan Vaz-
quez, homicidio involuntario. A pc
ticion de estos acusados Sc suspenden
estos juicios que estaban senalados,
los dos primeros para ell % del CO.
rriente Ell 80. para el so del corrien-
.te y el %. para Ell 26 del corriente,
hasta el termino de diciembre Y enc
ro, renunciando al privilegio de iii
juicio rapido. z q
,ts Julio q2S.-Agustfn Hernandez Me.
ma VS.. Patricio Blasco Ferrer, daiios
" perjuicios. Diego Cuevas Hermann
dez VS.. Henry Axtmayer y otro. Da.
nos y perjuicios. Comparecieron los
abogados de ambas parties para la Wis
ia de las excepciones previas.d Discu.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-26
PR 3 q r a NJ 4.

A las cinco de Ia maiiana llaorques-
ia del competente maestro Paehica re-
correra las Gales de la ciltlad t0can-
do una alegre Y extraordinaria Dia-
ma, anunciando asf el comienzo de los
festejos.
A las 900 a. M, reiiido desaffo dc
Baseball: "Atenas' VS.. Carolina 4
A las II a. m. una saliva de pc
tardos atronara los espacios de la ciu-
dad en- fiesta.
A las 800 p. m. lucha entire los
teams 'Lomas VS.. Carolina
A las 100 p. m., solemne novena en
nucstra Iglesia Cathedral.
A las 500 p. M. selecta retreta Ell
la Plaza de Rccreo, quemandoso vis-
tosos fllegos de artificio.
A las 900 p. IN. baile de confian-
20 en- el Cfrculo de Recreo.
Ell Teatro Sol ofrece al pdblico Ia
famosa cinta LA Desposada de Ma
die, interesante drama social ell el
que trabajan Alice Lake v Herbert
Rawlinson.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-26
San German celebra rumbosas
festas patronaIes
EL MoTIvo EEsTAs FEsTAS

El consiante trafago diario produ-
ce vcees angustia del espfritu y de-
presiones del organismo siempre. Ell
natural cansancio, undo Ia falta de
-metlios prophecies las expansiones del
alma, trae consigo Ia apatfa destruc-
tOra. Por ESQ. hemos decididO apro-
vechar estos dfas de tradici0n glorio-
sa ,dedicandolos ejercitar los cuer-
pos alegrar los corazones. Contra
el pcsimismo dc los pasados dfas, la
energfa brindadOra de esperanzas ri
suefias horizontes azules para los
dias futuros!
Dispongdmonos a Gbtener el;parci-
mipnto v diversion verdadera en- es-
tos dfas de tibias remembranzas. Con
mayores ventajas que ninguna otra en-
Ia isla. la ciudad de San German, le-
vantandOse sobre sus cantantes lomas,
cual engalanada vfrgen que contem-
plase enamorada el campo azulino de
los cielos, elevara al espacio sentidas
oraciones dedicadas su Santo Pa
trono. la humanidad dedicados,
hermosos -himnos de quintaesenciada
vida.
Que los familiares ausentes en- otros
pueblos durante el afio, sc reunan
aquf a gozar las dichas inefables del
hogar prinero; que los amigos, olYi-
dando triviales desavenencias .pasadas,
Sc unan EN- estrecho abrazo; que los
pueblos comarcanos inunden la pobla-
ci6n en- manifestations de cordiali-
dad franca que una corriehte de So
lidaridad Y simpatfas llene todos los
ambitos, : que haya una expression
de sincera algeria retratandose en- to-
dos los semblantes un sentimiento
de pura fraternidad imperando en- to-
das las concicncias.
La Comisi0n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-26
RES0EuC|0NES JUD|C|ALE:SS:

tidas, la Corte Sc reserve la resolu-
ci0n.
Ramon Lopez VS.. ]. F. Cortes. Da-
nos Y perjuicios Comparecio sola-
mente el abogado del demandante
la vista de la exception previa del de-
mandado. La sometio y la Ccrte Sc
reserve la resolution.
Arturo Nufez Jr. VS.. Gabriel So
Ter. Daiios y perjuicios. Comparecio
solamente el abogado del demandante
a la vista de3su mocion sobre se1ala-
miento de este case para juicio. Ar
gulnent6 yla sometio. Y la Corte la
declara con tlugar y senala este case
para el lode septiembre de 1923.
Alexandra Barbara Bolivar VS.. Ger
vasio Angel Bolivar. Disolucion de
sociedad. Comparecio solamente el
demandado la vista de la orden para
mostrar causa y solicito la suspension.
Y la Corte la suspende hasta nuevo
sciialamiento.
Ell Fiscal del Distrito de San Juan,
Primer Distrito, nombre de tutor de
Pedro Rodriguez La Corte concede
al promovente el benefcio de pobreza
en- este case.
Andres Isaac Candelario VS.. Agapi-
to del Toro. Dafios y perjuicios. Ell
16 del corriente mocion del deman-
dado, la Corte ordena al taquigrafc
prepare una transcription fiel del re-
] cord de este case los fines de la ape
llacion.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-26

y NOTA: Durante las fiestas patro-
males La compahfa del Ferrocarril re-
bajard ell so por ciento en- los pasajes
ee-tt ~ futipf
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-26
H.ABITACION EsCALADA

/IIoy a las tres de la madrugada,
mientras un individuo de apcllido So
to, dSrmfa en- una llabitaci6n de la ca
sa No. so dc Ia Gale Salvador Brau,
penetro cn ella un ladron, llevandose
un reloj de ore enchapndo con su cade-
ma dc GRO, dc la ciIaI pendfa una none
da de $500.
Una seiiora que reside en- la misma
casa informa que ella estaba leyanta
da | csa hora, vi0 penetraT Ell Id lla
bitacitn i'm individuo desconoci;lo, J
uve ante q lcmor de s,:.s este fnesc 4
aeonle's' Z, no di6 Ia w dc alariDa
riccn puc Suto acostd'.l,iali;s 4 dor
mir con rs yentanas abisrtas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-26
'9iMARTES 81


A las 6 100 q. M, gran diana.
A las, 400 a. m., gran misa a cua-
tro voces I ,6e6para la catedra el clo-
cuente Iorador sagrado doctor don To-
mas REerA San Juan.
'9.A ga las 10 ;ap-ia. m.' reparto de Ii
A las II 100 a. IN, prolongada saNa
de cafionazos.
A las 200 p. IN, bale de ni1os ell
el Cfrculo de Recreo.
A las 3 100 p. m, piramidal desaffo
basebolero entire las conocidas move
nas Radio VS.. Venus.
A las 4 80 p. m., juegos populares.
cucafia, palo ensebado, carreras pc
drestes otros juegos originates.
A, las $50 p. M, traditional proce-
sion del Santo Patrono, acompanado
por Ia Banda PalfI, DC de- la Escuela Correc7
cional.
"a A las 500 R r., pr;, g5Eq gran retrssta sdss A Do
bic orqqestal i'lE en lla la Plaza dc. Recreo,
Fuegeos Hl en derroehef err yeffaih ihermofa n .exhibi- b
clon ll ,Ia del plrotecnieo s9aI RQnceno sepr Pc
,AII ~ , osp ,9ah:iol o gaiaasJa9s ~
y a, /, las i9;0Qnp. smse gran bailel dc, eons
flaiiza en- el Cfrculo,. de, Recreo. y
.slLas empreSaai ivlel eTeatre Sol ofuecei
al piblico ela aiDpoFtuRidadG de presen.l
ciar las iilchasq 4de,dboxeoi sentfe Eirpo
" Me Cauliffe vi Willard " Johnson. Il
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-26
coMIsIoN DE JUEGos 20

J. d. Barea, F. Nazario Quevedo,
Angel Nigaglioni y A. Benavent.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-26
COMISION DE MUsICA Y
LIMOSNAS

Doctor Nestor Rivera, F. del Vale
Sdrraga, Lcdo. Miguel A. Garcia Men
dcz y NJ. r. Davila.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-26
UN Case poR coBRo DE PAGARE

ElJuez Rodriguez Sierra, de la Cor
te de Distrito de San Juan, ha ordena-
do en- el case de Sues. de Abarca VS..
Adolfo Nones, a solicitud del apelante,
que el taquigrafo prepare y radique
Ia transcription taquigrafca en- sus-
titucion del pliego de exposition del
case, de acuerdo con Ia ley, los efec-
tos de Ia apelacion interpuesta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-26
MANUEL poNEs ARREsTApo

III detective AIiranda ha arrestado
al lndiyiduo Manuel Dones, 4 qalien Sc
acllsa como supuesto autor de haDer
slistrnido del autcm6vil 'Iel DR.. Jorge
Gonzalez eli Ia ealIc del Comercio de la
Marina. dos pares dc zapatos. yaIora-
dos en- la suma de $1,000.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-26

vIERNEs 27
A las 900 q. M, carrcras pedes-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-26

Yea en- su Cine favo-
ritO ssLa Venganza de
un HijO o Ell FilibusterO
Social"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-26
IuNTA DE FEsTEIoS
La Comisi6n..

Santiago r. Palmer, Presidente; NJ.
went. secretarfo r. M Iouinones. Te-
sGrero: yocales. doctor Nestor, Rivera
pFernando Rivera. f. kdel yalle. Lcdo.
Miguel A. GaHcfa, Mendez A,isanchez.
Santos, Leon. FL Nazarios Quevedo Je-
,gell Nigaglioni II d.. Vi ,Figperoa, 3
.hiF - oa a "a a,4a 80, s.,
G10N4SIoNi, DE ,PRpGRAAIA, y PU-
eAa BLICIDAD
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-26
JUEvEs 2e

A las 300 D. M, sobcrbio desaffo
de baseball entire los teams Carolina
VS.. Atenas.'
A las 700 p. M, novcna en- nuestra
iglesia parroquial.
A las 500 y. M, retreta en- Ia Pla-
"a Principal. Atractivos fuegos arti-
ficiales.
Programa cxtraordinari0 en- el tea
tro Sol: Priscilla Dean en- Ia super
production ia Llama dc Ia Vida"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-26
lLUNES aO


a las 3 200 p. M, formidable dcsa-
flo de Base Ball entire los teams A;e-
mas Y Maestros.
las 500 p. M torneo de ciclis-
tas juegos dc sortijas en- la Gale
Luna.
A las I 100 p. m. novena. =
A las 7::30 D. IN. colocaci0n eli nues-
ira Corte Municipal de rctratos de
hombres ilustres. donados por los Sc
flores letrados de la localidad .soli-
citud del juez que preside la Corte.
El acto serd amenizado por Ia or
questa y haran uso de III palabra uno
de los abogados- donantes y ell Hon.
juez Garcia Mendez.
A las $50, gran retreta en- In Pln-
"a de Recreo. Deslumbraltes fuegos
artificiales.
A las $3.50, velada-Baile Ell ell Cen
'tro Criollo.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-03-01
HattIed With Wooden Swords.

1t is recorded Of the ancient Aztecs
of Mexico that they went into battle
with wooden swords, that they rnight
not kill their enemies. The Aztecs
were a fierce, warlike race. Their re-
ligion was the most bloodthirsty the
world has ever known. The temples
of their gods were scattered through
out the land, and thousands of human
beings were sacrificed every year upon
their affairs. The victims were most
ly prisoners of war. In their battles
the Aztecs tried to kill as few Of their
enemies as possible, that they might
have more to sacrifice.
April %, 1919, Herman Cortez land
ed at Vera Cruz, overthrow the Aztec
kingdom and took permanent posses
sion of the country for Spain. The
story of the contest is the foundation
Of the novel 1.-THE Fair Cod" by Gen.
Lew Wallace.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-03-01
A little Trees Life.

/ never see little tree bursting
from the earth, peeping confidingly up
among the withered leaves without
wondering how long it will live and
what trials and triumphs it will have.
1t will better and beautify the earth,
love the blue sky and the white clouds
passing by and ever join merrily in
the movement and the music of the ele-
mental dances with the winds. 1t Will
welcome the flower-opening days or
spring, be a home for the birds and
enjoy the summer rain. And when
comes the golden peace Of autumn days
trust It will be ready with ripened
fruit for the life TO come. / never
fail to hope that If this tree Is cut
down it may be used for fiagpole to
keep our glorious banner in the breeze,
or be built into cottage where love
will abide; or If 1t must be burnt, that
1t will blaze on the heartlistone in
home where children play In the fire.
light on the fioor.-Enos A. Mills.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-03-01
MEAN TRICK EVEN FOR SATAN
Mans Realistic Dream Would Seem TO
Constitute Almost Last Word
in Torture.

They were discussing dreams. i
don't believe I'm dreams" Roberts an
nounced.
II don't particularly believe in them
either" Asbury agreed, IF you mean
by that that they foretell the future or
explain the past, but some of them
are certainly most terribly realistic
"Well what is the worst dream you
ever had, anyways? Roberts asked.
Asbury thought the matter over a
moment
1.-THE worst one I can think of now
is a dream l had just few nights
ago. | dreamed twas in hell and
THAT certainly was bad enough J!
Roberts interrupted.
'Yes, but wait; that's just the start
of it! AS / said, dreamed l was
In hell. However, was getting along
as well as could be expected, when the
fall of the year came aud the ragweed
bloomed. My hay fever hit me with
full force and I was nearly wild with
sneezing when along came the old devil
himself and took away my handker-
chief !"-Kansas City Star.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-03-01
New England Cranes.

A New England writer thus refers
to the crane in 1882: "Of cranes
there is a great store--they sometimes
eat our corne and doe pay for their
presumption well enough-a goodly
bird In a dishe and no commodity"
Perhaps the fact that the crane
made a "goodly dishe" explains the
disappearance of the crane from the
Atlantic coast, where 1t now breeds
only in Florida and its retreat west
ward beyond the Mississippi.
In Florida the Sandhill crane is to
be seen In the great Kissimmee
prairies.
One of the tribal customs of the
crane, so to speak. Is the ceremoni-
Gus dancing at the period of cOurtship
when the lady and the gentleman
crane are seeking 10 reach matrl-
monial agreement.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-03-01
LIKE IDEA or CAVE MAN
Idea Advanced That Women Desire the
Tiger in Husband, but Prefer
1t Latent.

Granted that, as history and litera-
ture have always implied, there is a
tiger latent in every male. The Amer
lean tiger has, you might say, taken
himself to the taxidermist and got HIM
self beautifully mounted as rug. The
American woman then sits on the rug,
In front Of the fire, and digs her little
heels into the helpless fur. (There Is
really nothing else to do with rug)
People always find charm in what
they have not, even II they would
choose, in preference, what they have.
The American woman wanted her rug
and got it. But her imagination was
going, inevitably to play about the
image of the traditional tiger before
he went to the taxidermist. She does
not really want a cave man-not yet,
at least; she is too comfortable as she
is. But she likes to think that her
man could be cave man If he wanted
to. What she really wants is the true
tiger lying down in front of her to dig
her heels into, knowing all the time
that the tiger could bite il ii chose.
Chivalry consists in not choosing TO
bite-not in being unable to.
So you get various writer's who cater
to the undistinguished millions, pre-
tending that the visit TO the taxider.
mist was only a feint; that the eyes
will roll, and the claws unsheathe
themselves, and the jaws snap. The
feminine reader shivers with delight at
the animation of her rug; sue expert
ences that perfect condition of eating
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Fullerton Gerould in Harper's Maya
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WHEN Chicago burned, its bankers and builders
w were In despair until its leading real estate
operator WHO at the time was In California was
reached by wire with the question, What shall we
dor The one word answer came back, BUILD.
II was that faith In the future that remade the inter-
ocean metropolis.
Every city is as great the faith Of It's staunchest
citizens No greater. The real asset OF city Is not
Its past but its future.
Complacency is as deadly to a community as % an
Individual The town that waits to be discovered has
hardly gamblers chance Of growth. The town that
has discovered itself has opened futures door to
greatness The city that would find for itself future
must utilize the NEW and not the old. Each age
demands Improvement on the past
The merchant who so respects ancient methods that
he ignores the newest ideas In merchandising must
lose his lead the merchant who Is eager to employ
the last in salesman efficiency.
The town that holds fast to obsolete ideas and ideals
surrenders supremacy. The community that expects
to fall by accident into industrial greatness through
no effort of its own, has childke faith In modern
miracles and has little chance Of its hopes funil-
ment as has the youth who by Wishing would see the
river change to honey.
Tie wish is worthless without the will 1magina-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-03-01

Glass.
IL a. m. Preaching service.
IL a. m. Preaching service. Subject.
THE Life more Abundant" Il am
come that they might have Life, and
that they might have it more abur-
dainty" John 10: 10.
6:45 Young Peoples Meeting, to
which all are welcome. Bright sing
ing, helpful instruction, a good time.
1880 p. m. Preaching service. Sub
iect: as Divine Healing Scripturai :"
Monday, Sisters prayer meeting at
Parsonage A TO 5.
Wednesday evening Prayer meet
ing at parsonage 1880.
The church it'll welcome.
o. A. Graham, Pastor.