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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-03-09

d. G +, We start rs rOku ma srdeer
vadu sve nevlastni dcery Mrs
Berg. Zesnula podruhe byla prov
dana "a Johna Krebs. Narozan
byla Koufimi v Cechach a A
merice dlela 81 rokn. Pfinalezel
ku spclku Karel Jonas. {. lO9 G. B
u. PohTeb konan z domu smutk,
e. 8O5 n. Chester st. v sobotu, 8
bfezna do kostela sv. Vaclava a cd
tud ma hfbitov Neisv. Vykupitele,
Zesnula zanechava zde 9 ditek. Po
hfebnf obfady vykonal vldp. Jos
Hid. Pohreb vypravila firm,
Frank Cyach Syn.
Br0ening bnde miti aSi proti-
kandidata.
Phi primarnich volbach mayor
Broening, bude.li Sc uchazeti zno'
vuzvolenf do Ifadu mayorova, bude
asi miti protikandidata. jak sc pre-
slechlo 1tery z konference repu-
blikanskych nekterych pFedakn.
Konference 1eastnil sc senator
Weller. predseda repnblikanskeho
stfedniho vyboru. Galen L Fait, ve-
die nekterych jinych.
Nazorem ..republikanskych v1dc1
jest. Re v boji hodnost' mayorovu
zvit9zf organisa6ni kandidat ze
vstoupeni neodvisleho kandidata,
bSvaleho mayora Prestona. rozdeli
stranu demokratickou. Doufaji, Re
pro Prestona lemon maly pocet re
publikanh hlasovati bude. Mezi
kandidaty mayorova 1fadu Fad
republikanh jmenovani jsou: James
A Gary. Clay Timanus Phillips Lee
Goldsbol ough a j Craig McLana-
han.
Senator Weller cd pocatku stal
proti Broeningovi davaje prednost'
byvalemu mayoru Timanusovi.
Demokraticke kruhy dosud
nejsou pine shode v prvnim distri-
ktu ohledne kandidat1 dfadu rad
Mich. Organisacnf v1dcove dohodli
Sc ma kandidatech: DIR. John C.
Huthwelker. nyn6jsi radni re 4.
wardy. Edward Nowak druhe
wardy Frank Z Dotterweich 26.
wardy. S volbou jejich neisou sro
zumeni pfivrzenci Horrise, kteri
eice nechteji kandidaty svymi iiti
do primarniho bcje, ale "a to boio-
vati pfi vsecbecne volb9 ma stran9
neodvisl5ch. Kandidaty Ncrriscvy
skupiny by asi byli: Jacob C. An
tonic, radnf 2 wardy. Frank O.
Richardson, radni e 6. wardy a
William Karwaeki 2 l. wardy.
Karwacki ma siluou atranu ku pro-
spechu svemu mezi Polaky.
Kandidati druh6ho distriktu jsou
nynejsi radni: August Klecka ze
z wardy. Ambrose j. Kennedy z
10. wardy Edward S. Stanley z
IL wardy. ze radni August Klec-
ks ma "a sebou Cechoslovaky Balti.
morske, jest jisto.
MeStSka kolej bude Stavena do
macim architektem.
2 planu stavitelske komise, ably
ma plany move budovy pro mestskou
kolei byly vypsany ceny pc celem
Soustati. sesIo. Stavitelska komise
2 listing Raltimorskych stav;tel1
vybrala 81 sve architekty, ktefi
ffditi budou stavbu budovy. We
sch1zi konane dter5 zvoleni byli
architekti: Edward H. Glidden a
Clyde N. Friz.
Baltimoran obeti Parizskeho
zl0deje.
Walter B. Brooks, prominentni
Baltimorsky obchodnfk, oloupen byl
v Paffzskem hotelu o $4,000 a ,zla-
te hodinky v Gene $500.
Svetnice, niz Sc svoji manzel-
kou spal. navstivena byla zlod9jem
v dobe nocnf Rano pfi probuzeni
sc poznali okradeni. Vetsina ukra-
den5ch pen9z We sm9nkach expresnf
spolecnosti ulozena byla.
Zpronevefil 10000.
Evan Matthews. 24let5 mladik.
ktery sazel ma konske dos,ihy v
New Orleans a Tia Juana odb5va-
nTch nTiznal 40 10 znropouSx;l
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-03-09
Napadena.

' prvnim baptistickem kostele y
Brooklynu fecnila pond9li vecer
byvala jeptiska. Mrs. Helen Jackson,
uvedena jsnrc George w. Waldro.
mem q farafem kostela, Rev. j. W.
Fordem. Jacksonova mohla recniti
lenom pod ochranou policie, ktera
znemozniia rozbifi sch6ze. iak bylo
ocelem zastupu. kter5 se shrnul ko-
lem kostela q boufliv6 Sc choval Y
kestele. Slova b5vale jeptisky pfe-
hlusovana byla v5kfiky "Lhafka'
smrdute bomby na nj hazeny. Gu
my na'automobilu farafe pfefezany
bsly. Jacksonova uvedena byla
Walcronem jako b5vala jeptiska ka-
tolicke cirkve q nedobrovoln5 cho.
vance Dome Dobreho Past5re y
Detroit Mluvila velice trpce o dsta-
vech Dobreho Pastyfe, iez rozsife.
ny jsou po celem Soustati q zadala,
aby dstavy tyts podrobeny byly We.
feline prohlidce. ably vefejnost' mo.
hla sc pfesvedciti tom. jak mlsde
diSky mich tyrany.
Nepfatele jeptisky mezi tieastniky
sch1ze sifily letaky. ze Jacksonova
jest b5valou Helenou Barnovskou
ze Shamokin. Pa ze drzana byla
" dstavu Dobreho Past5fe De-
troit.
We stfedu veeer Jacksonova mlu-
villa kostele "Pentecostal" ma
Lombard ulici. Jedna z zen W.
kfikem: ia naucim tu zenu." 10.
zehnala Sc kostelem. ably se vrhla
ma sacksonovou. Jina lena, aby Sc
zastala Jacksenose. .vrhla se ma titoc.
nici. pustila se ni do rvaeky. v
niz 6tocnice ztratila vedomi. No.
vioafsky fotograf, Merriken, udefen
byl policejnim straznikem. Dalsf
seh0za oznamena v temze kostele ma
tento ctvrtek vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-03-09
Dyacet til Gently z d0larn
ma $kOly.

2 dani skorem % Gently kazdeho
dolaru obraceny jsou mest6 nasem
na skolni vydanf. z letosniho roz-
pottu obraceno bude ma skolstvi
Sd .636 490 Dane celkem vynesti
mali 20,654.3l6. Cel5 rozpocet
ma skoly vlasfr6 cini $6, ,73O. .285,
rozdll mezi obema cisly hrazen bu-
de linych fond1. Hned "a skol-
MIN vydanim jde vydanf ma poll
ceini pozarensky odbnr.
Mssto celkem vynalozi dvakrat
vetsi sumu nezli vybirana Jest ma
danich. Vynalozi ma sos. 900 900.
Krone dsnf mesto vybira na r6z.
n5ch poplatcich z pnjcek.
Baltimoran narknut z yrazdy.
Patsy Corbi. Baltimorsk5 Italian,
kter5 pied kratkym casem odvezen
byl Baltimore do Clarksburgu. w.
Va. nafknut byl nyGi tamni poro.
tou ze Zavrazdeni tamniho holice,
FFanka Naplese. Spolu 9 Cor bi na!-
ceno bylo jinych dey9t clenn italske
handy. Svedky dokazovano bylo
pied porotou. ze Corbi jest9 iin5.
mi kamoristy sesel sc Is. 1nora
1922 vecer pred vrazdou a umluvil
sc 8 mimi ma planu. jak Naplese "a
vrazditi. Druheho dne Naples byl
zavrazden. Den pfelfceni 9 Corbi
dosud stanoven nebyl.
Obeti Spatne koralky.
William Donenning z O'Donnell
ulice nalezen byl v 1tery mrtev ma
lavicce pred svyn domem { 27O8
stsv Sc obeti spatne kofalky.
Tfi sta dOlari ulonpeno.
Jeden z obchoda firmy j. w.
Crook. {. 1904 Greenmount avenue.
vyloupen byl v noel v ned6li. Ban
dite vloupali sc do obchodu, vypaci-
Ii pokladnu a z te ukradli $500.
V poslednich letech Crookovy OBJ
chody jejich kolektoTi byli obeti
mnohych pfepaoI.
Wrist zl0CinnoSti.
V roce 1922 uvezn9no bylo nasf
policii 60. 947 osob cili 6 245 vice
nezli roku 1921. Pro opilstyi uvez-
memo bylo 1855 osob.
Tepla nedele.
Posledni ned6li teplota dostoupila
rekordnf vyse 80 stupnn. Letosni
4. bfezen byl nejteplejsi den. kdy
zaznamenany historii m9sta te-
to dob6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-03-09
Zkaz0u mladeze movies"

Baltimorsti hosi jdou a budol
krasti, aby sc mohli dostati dt
movies. Horecce 8 pohybiivym
obrAzky jest pfipsati zlociny, jich'
mladez se dopousti. prohlasil soudct
pro madistve pfestupniky.T 7. j. Will
liams. v mnoh5ch pffpadech mia
dez sesla dobre cesty nasledujfe
hrdiny anebo hrdinky v divadlech {
p hyblivymi obrazky, jak tyto Ca.
stokrate pine blbosti obecenstvu
pfedstavovany jsou.
| V iednom pfipad0 soudcem
souzenSch byli tfi klucf, kteri vide.
Ii kdysi ma obrazcich scenu strosko.
tani vlaku. Co videli ma obrazku,
chteli videti We skutecnosti. Vytr-
hli jeden uvoIn9nych prazcn ko
lejnich ma Pennsylvania draze q
pfipevnili tento ma koleje zahybu
drahy ukryti cekajfce al pfijede
vlak Vlak pfijel. narazil ma pra.
zee a 8 roskotan byl v jinem pfi-
padu kluk uminil al jiti ma Zapad
stfileti Indiany. Revolver 81 gao.
pattil, ale nemel penize ma ces u.
Ukryl sc zaloze q prvni muz,
kterS Sci kolem. byl hochem zastfe-
len okraden o penize. Kluk ma to
vydal sc ma Zapad. Dosel vsak jen
ku zapadni policeinf stanici tam
zateen Co videl ma movies. !.
chtel zaziti We skusecnosti.
z So 000 pfipadn, kterymi pr1-
merne roce soudce Williams ma
co delati Baltimorskymi mladist-
vymi pfestupnfky. vetsina pfestup-
k1 zsvin9na movies.
Jest zde otazka? Kdo bv zaslou-
iii holf? Kluk. holka anebo tata
nebo mama? 0 ditky rodice v mo-.
vies Sc neboji. .ale jinde mali strach,
ze sc jim 2kazi. Ma movies penfze
must tyti i kdyz ma iine schazi
Mad uzitecnymi v6cmi Sc ohrnuji
nosy, m m,vies jsouI vsak all right |!
Ostatne jaky tata. mama, takovy
syn nebo dcera! Jablko cd stromu
daleko nepadne! v Cechach jsme
81 zpfvavali: "Jak iste 81 mne W.
chovali... Z"
Pro Anglo Americk0u Shodu.
V7aiemne vztahy mezi Anglii
Amerikeu mali b5ti utuzeny, aby
sc "pfedeslo osudnemu stavu'
stfedni Evropy. ''zavin3nemu fran.
couzskou okupacf Ruhru. tvrdil v
nedeli Samuel Kerkham Ratcliffe,
anglicky spolupracovnik novin
Manchester Guardian. jenz po-
Evan byl ku pfednasce do Madison
Avenue templu ma otazku "Anplie
Amerika.
Nemoznost' miru Evrepe Rat
cliffe uvaIuje ma nemoznost' spoje.
neckych statnik1 odstraniti pfekaz-
ky, jez valky povstaly. tvrzeni to
Francie. ze jeff vftezstyi nebylc
skutecnym vit9zstvim, pon6vac il
nebyly garantovany nadeje ma kofi-
sti majetku Nemecka
Podle nazoru Ratcliffova okupace
Ruhru nebude nikdy dplnym dspe-
chem. V padu, ze Nemecko se po.
da. bude to jenom caste1nS dspech
Ratcliffe nabada, ably historic An
glie Ameriky byla jinak vyucova-
ma bez vselike snahy probouzeti
nepfatelstvi mladsi generace Do
hoda o splaeeni dluhu Angle Anne
rice jset prvnim velikym krokem
ku shod9, dodal Ratcliffe.
Ctyri pokutovani pro prodej
v nedeli.
Ma severovychodnf stanici zapla.
till pokuty 20 $6.45 pro ruseni ne-
lis I1y~,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-03-09
Tepla nedele.

Posledni nedeli teplota dostoupila
rekordnf vyse 80 stupn0. Letosni
4. bfezen byl nejteplejsf den, kdy
zaznamenany historii m9sta te-
to dobe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-03-09
Jeritza v Baltimore.

Vzdor velice nepfiznivemu poca.
81 naplneno bylo dtery vecer diva
dlo Lyric nadsenci do posledniho
mista. ktefi pfisli, ably naslouchali
primadonn6 metropolitan opery q
New Yorku. Marii Jeritza. Zp9v
Jeritzy byl 9 nejv9tsfm nadsenim
pfiiat. Jeritza. sjez skoncila sv1j
program New Yorku, v Baltimore
zahajila svoji koncertni cestu pc
pfednich mestech Unie. Po skonce-
nj jejim iede. do Vidne. Jeritza.
jak znamo, jest vlastn9 pdvodu &c.
skoslovenskeho.
Jeritza provdana jest "a bankefe.
bar1na Leopolda Poppera.
Obchod We stinu policejni STANCE
0lOupen.
Zlodeii .loupali sc do obchodu firmy
"Segal Drug spolecnosti". (. 8. N.
Calvert ulice, v same blizkosti poll.
cejni stanice soudni budovy a Or
chill 9 ukradenfmi $500 ma hotovo
sti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-03-09
"BarbOra Frietchie" pkknOu
pOhadkOu.

Pofadnou ranu pohadce o Was
tence We Frederick. Md. Barbofe
Frietchie. dal nedavno professor John
Hopkins university, T. M. Jenifer.
Prof. Jenifer pojednani sve napsal
po d1kladn6m pfedb9znem badani.
Ku kouci dospel k pevnemu pre-
svedceni, ze basen sepsana White
rem pied sedesati roxy lfcici VIA
stenku Barbour Frietchie mavajici
hv&zdnatSm prsporem Unie z okna
domu sveho. kdyz kolem tahl vo-
jaky jizni almady Stonewal Jack
son. nemS zadneho historickeho
zakladu ami kdy vprasd9 del il lice.
ny Sc odehral. Jenifer tvrdi, ze OBJ
cane Frederick chlubi sc dale smy-
slenkou touto, ale ze nejenom zad-
ny il tam nevefi. ano naopak ditky
sve na tamnfch skolach uci. ze neni
pravdou. Pohadku udrzuji, pore
vac vefi. ze to mestu prospiva, ale
mic vice.
A TAX Ease jednu smysl6nku
name vice AZ tax nekdy bude sc
jednou psati o tech poslednich val
kach. co tn teprve poh&dek vymy-
slenSch ns oklam4ni v9ficich odkry
to bude - bude II to "a to stat v0.
5ec sc tim obirat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-03-09
Tfi sta dOlari ulonpeno.
Wrist zlOCinnoSti.

V roce 1922 uvezneno bylo nasf
policii 60. 947 osob cili 6 245 vice
nezli roku 1921. Pro opilstyi uvez-
memo bylo 1855 osob.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-03-09
Obeti Spatne koralky.

William Donenning z O'Donnell
ulice nalezen byl v 1tery mrtev ma
lavicce pred svyrn domem { 27O8
stew Sc Obeti spatne kofalky.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-01-19
lm n>,.l> Insures Fresh Charm to Old ShawIs
IL OIuIuS PUTNAM FADELEss DYEs-dyes you
The Busy Toothpick.

The Woman was seeing a friend or
at the Northwestern station. Nearby
was a man saying good-by to his wife.
for their domestic conversation was In
no sense whispered.
AS the husband talked the Woman
watched, quite fascinated, his tooth
pick as 1t moved up and down In his
mouth.
The gate was being opened. The
travellers were passing through. The
Woman wondered what would happen
TO the almost animated toothpick while
the man said good-by to his wife.
Surely he would remove 1t. But ne
with move of his lips he had shift.
ed 1t to corner and proceeded to kiss
his wife. No wonder wives read THE
Sheik" and such. One would have to
do something to make up for dividing
kiss with toothpick.-Chicago
Journal.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-01-19

walk long distances without those drag
ping pains and weak feelings. The Veg
etable Compound is fine, and / never
forget to say good word for it to other
women when they say they need some-
thing. Mrs. G. w. HALL, $50 Hazel
Avenue, Lima, Ohio.
There are many women who find their
household duties almost unbearable ow-
ing to some weakness or arrangement.
The trouble may be slight, yet cause
such annoying symptoms as dragging
pains, weakness and a run down feeling.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is a splendid medicine for such
conditions. 1t has in many cases relieved
those symptoms by removing the cause
of them. Mrs. Halls experience Is but
one of many.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-01-19

Charming Velvet Frock With Which
Is Combined Beige Tucked Silk;
Straight Shirred Panels at Sides.
inherent attraction unfolds anew every
year with the approach OF crisp
weather. .
The effect Of velvet is always rather
regal, regardless Of how 1t Is used. Un-
consciously. perhaps. 1t Is connected in
ones mind with the pomp and sump-
tuous array that trailed in the wake of
queens, the splendor that pervaded a
court. Something of distant enchant
ment still clings to II and provides n
tnuch Of romance which. though 1t may
be subtle, is none the less potent.
That the designers of the present
season fully appreciate these legendary
qualities Is evident from the increas-
ingly large part velvet frocks play I'm
the winter wardrobe. Years ago they
were considered best suited to the dig
nifty of maturity. and to soften the
severity of autocratic old age. Today
the leading shops use velvet to -bedeck
even the small maid of three or four
Children's frocks are made gay with
embroidery, and important ribbon
make rejoice the heart of the lucky lit
tie girl who wears them.
To girls i'm their teens velvet lends
demure softness. and suggests a
grownup dignity that is charming. One
Of the most universally becoming
styles is the frock with the deep round
neck and the wide bertha of old lace
The short sleeves unadorned, the long
WASTED basque, and the full gathered
skirt make style reminiscent of
Dutch paintings and extremely flatter-
ing. For young people the simplest
modes are the most effective. A rich
material has enough beauty In itself
not to need trimming. and it Is easy to
spoil a good design with too much
ornament.
Draped Mode In Favor.
The draped mode which has grown
into such wide favor since Its arrival
from abroad has found its way into
any number of interesting uses for
both daytime and formal wear. Some
times, In an evening gown. the ma
terial Is caught up on the left shoul-
der In the back, and sweeps with
graceful line into short train.
which gives an Illusion Of pleasing
height to small figure. More often
than not the skirt of an afternoon
dress will be drawn across the front
in soft folds, and caught up on the hip
with beaded ornament or flower.
One of the avenue shops shows an
evening frock of this type In burnt
orange velvet, draped on the left side
md fastened with huge cabbage rose
whose petals are family outlined with
brown fur. The sleeves barely cover
the curve Of the shoulder, and are sup
plemented few inches further down
with jewel-studded arm bands hung In
geniously from the sleeve.
That a velvet frock may be as at
tractIve as II Is useful is evident from
| the dark brown model, with which 10
| combined beige tucked silk The drop
shoulder sleeves utilize both fabrics,
| the upper half being Of silk fastened
| In an uneven line below the. shoulder.
| To this Is attached, ostensibiy With
novel little butrons n piece Of velvet
! Get In the under part Of the sleeve. The
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-01-19
NAM FADELESS DYES.
Sympathy Astray.
1t was Saturday night.

Ii was Saturday night.
In the gutter stood large, red
faced woman. On her ample form was
displayed card. bearing the words ::
disabled Policeman"
Passers-by, stopping to read the card
and drop coppers into the womnn's
outstretched hand, soon formed quite
table man-in-bue appeared on the
scene.
"What is this?' he asked the woin-
an, pointing to the card.
"It's all right. guv'nor," replied the
woman. II disabled him last night so
I'm just collecting the fine P'-London
Answers.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-01-19

pect something conspicuous. II re-
quires daring taste and strong per
sonality TO carry II Off, but on such a
wearer II would inevitably be success
full. One of the models for the horse
show was Of this color, with narrow
band OF kolinsky fur across the top Of
tight bodice. outlining the medium
decollete and encircling the upper
arms Over the shoulders were mar
row rhinestone straps. Half way down
the very full skirt was Wide band Of
fur, from which hung deep layer Of
delicnte gold lace. The byight colors
were refreshing among many conscrva.
tive styles.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-01-19
Getting Ready.

"Girls"
The matron of the dormitory
screamed whisperingly down the'sleep
Ing aisles. -
"Get up quick! There's burglar
In the house"
And with one accord twenty ex.
cited damsels leaned out and cried In
unison:
"where's my powder puffT-Ricb
mond Times-Dispatch.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-01-19
Velvet Is Fad
of Mid-Season

lower part of the long-waisted blouse
Is Of silk in square bib effect, and
narrow piece of silk with scalloped
edge finishes the neck. Over the
plain skirt fall straight shirred panels
on each side, which hang several
inches below the hem. Both colors and
materials are well balanced with re-
suit that Is most satisfying to q critical
eye. Such dress Is wearable OH any
number OF occasions and would be
welcome In carefully selected ward
robe.
Has close-Pitting Sleeves.
Altogether different is the black vel
vet frock with tight mousquetaire
sleeves fitting closely from shoulder to
wrist. They are cut in one piece with
the long, slim bodice, which follows
closely the lines of the figure. 1t fast
ems snugly at the throat, and the wide
collar of ermine, drawn to big bow
on the left side, adds touch unique
and delightful. The skirt follows the
best practice of the current mode In
draplng about the hips, and Is caught
up at the left with black-tipped er-
mine. The cascading folds end in
point below the hem that reaches al
most to the ground in uneven line.
The whole is the perfect type of dress
for the slight figure of graceful pro-
portions. Simple, without being Sc
we're, 1t gains distinction by its lack Of
ornament and its unusual use of con-
trasting fur.
The cold brilliance of sparkling jew
els finds its most effective background
in the subdued yet lustrous surface Of
velvet; and the woman who uses 1t to
set off the glitter Of precious stones
will wisely see to it that the gown is
simple in line. Metal cloth combines
effectively with velvet, for the hard
sheen Of one compliments the yielding
softness of the other. Hardly dress
these days appears without its bit of
gold or silver or glistening beads to
prevent ymonotony. Moreover, a gown
all of velvet needs something to give 1t
point and vividness. One dinner crea-
ton of black chiffon velvet exemplifies
the combination strikingly, with short
scalloped sleeves of beaded silver tis-
sue and an eXaggeratedly wide girdle,
placed low about the hips, appearing
to be drawn through straps of velvet.
Another has silver embroidery on the
inside of swinging sleeve bands that
hang almost to the wrist, matching the
design in slender embroidered orna-
the apron skirt. There are rosettes Of
gold and black velvet; long sash ends
and girdles lined with gold tissue. and
unexpected inserts Of metal in waists
and sleeves to catch and reflect the
light.
For EVENING Wear
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-01-19

The turn Of the season is upon us
once more, and with II the ubiquitous
velvet gown. Every year II Is likely to
be said that "never before has this ma
terial been such fayorte." The truth.
writes fashion correspondent in the
New York Times, IS that, although the.
fabric itself is old past counting. its
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Oio. sut New.

Teacher-Charlie. you're so stupid.
Why don't you study? Haven't you a
Bible at home?
Charlie-It amt UP ter date. It's
an old edition.
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Mas M ethod.

Ma was putting the poor relations
near the head Of the table and pa
wondered why.
IL love, 'em and respect 'em, and
all that ina said, "but you know they
don't wear expensive clothes"
"WellY
And the way you carve, pa, no
body knows which way the stuffing
Is going to squirt"
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-01-19
lnterpreter Needed.

The petted youngster had been Ill
and the anxious mother vainly sought
to tempt her appetite with delicacies
previously forbidden
isn't there anything you want,
dear?"
"Yes, but forgot the name. It's not
round and 1t had rough skin, with a
lot of green tails, and it's awful good.
Don't you know?"
The anxious mamma was greatly
puzzled, but old nanny came to the
rescue.
"It's pineapple, ma'am."
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-01-19

troubles Sucn as WO-
often have, and
do no heavy
work. ] was sick for
several years, and
from reading your
ads. / finally decided
to take Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound. / am
now doing my own
washing, utiSs ]
haven't done for sew
I .1
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-01-19

"Have enough strength to be sweet,
and enough sweetness to be strong,
and too much of both to be queer"
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-01-19

A woman gets as many airs out Of
millner's box as she does out OF q
phonograph.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-01-19
SHE DYED A SWEATER,
SKIRT AND CHlLD'S COAT
WITH "DIAM0ND DYES

Each package of Diamond Dyes" con
tains directions so simple any woman can
dye or tint her worn, shabby dresses.
skirts, waists, coats. stockings, sweaters,
coverings, draperies, hangings; everything,
even If she has never dyed before. Buy
Diamond Dyes"-no other kind-theD
perfect home dyeing Ia sure because Dia,
fade, streak, orr run. Tell your druggist
whether the material you wish to dye 10
wool or silk, or whether il is linen, cottop
or mixed goods.--Advertisemen
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-01-19

Adversely leads the wise tc pros
perity.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-01-19

Garcon, L. Additionl
Mrs. Totten, Tin restaurant)-
that our waiter?" Mr.. Totten--"Au
but the final payment."-Lifc.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-01-19
MRS. G. W. HALL
SICK FOR YEARS
Wants Women to Know How She
Was Made Well by Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound

Lima, Ohio. Indeed, your medicine
ls all you say it is had very severe
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-01-19

What is not well done is not done
at all.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-01-19
Clear as Mud.

"Did he tell you the wayW
mo, he only gave me directions."-
New York Times.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-01-19

To be original is excellent-to tr,
10 be. Is foolish.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-01-19

why. ID IT that skeletons in . close,
come to lifei
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-01-19
NAVY piscoxerles

"what are you getting out Of you,
car these daysT "Parts didn1
know existed replied the disgusted
motorist.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-01-19
For Evening Wear.

Evening clothes are different
lace unite. one might reasonably ex-
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Frequently Happens.

frequently nappcns-
Briggs-"Wasn't II a case of love a
nrst sight7" Griggs--"Yes. and .
case Of divorceest first slight"
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-01-19
Say These Good Folks:

MRS. G. w. SWEET, S. Second ST., Hud
son, Wis.,, says: II think hard work and
cold brought on my kidney trouble. Ny back
panied just over my kidneys 4 could hardly get
up when | sat down, as sharp, cutting twinges
caught me through my kidneys. Mornings, was
so stiff and lame l could barely get around.
When l saw Doan's Kidney Pills advertised,
got some and after using the second box the
headache left me entirely and my kidneys again
acted all right"