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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-20

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Cast padslkd spalil Anton kraj-
cevsk.. kdyz zvsdsl Z noyin, ze ie-
no spole6nici byli v Pferovs "a
tceni. RuSni lis 4 litograficke
kamcny nalezeny .byly zakopany
We chlevs. pod podlahou ' chliv-
ku pro vepfe v hromads zmrzleho |
hnoic a v kdlnach.
Novy okresni skolni inspek-
tor. Ministr skolstvi a narodniI
osvety jmenoval reditele OBJ
canske skoly Podcaplech A
loisa Krikavu okresnim skol-
MIN inspektorem v Domazli-
cich.
Gin % bavili ma nsmeck<m
maikarnim plese Nor. o.
trav6. "Mor.-sl. Dennik" W.
pravuje, co Sc nedavno stalo
" Nor. Ostrav9 ma nemeckem
maskarnim plese. Mezi spou-
stou vice meme podafenych|
masek vzbudila pozornost mas
ka, ov9sena cukrovim. Bonbo-
|nd bylo ma nj, jako vcel ma
cesnu. Kazdy 81 mohl 5 nj u
trhnouti jeden bonbon, coz ka-4
zdy ucinil, domnivaje Sc, ze
je to nejaka reklamni maska
cukrafskeho zavodu. v n3ko-
lika minutach byla maska O.
skubana, hola jako strom ma
podzim. Ale co to-? Sal sc po-
cal pojednou valem prazdnit.
Vse sc 8 ohromnou rychlostf
hrnulo ma chodbu, kde byly
svad9ny rozhorcene boje o,
vstup do jiste dtulne mistnosti,
zhusta oznacene vystiznym
napisem "Aha". We dvef1ch
povstala zacpa, tedy pravy o.
pax toho, co kazdou maSkaru
ponoukalo k vstupu do one
mistnosti. We dvefich bylo "a
klin9no n9kolik tel, ma n6z Sc
tlacili, sapali ii zadnf. ze v
tom chumlu Sc mnohemu lec-
cos pfihodilo, kazdy 81 snadno
domysli. Jak to vypadalo pred
damskou toiletou, nebudeme z
galannosti ami liciti. Vsechen
ten speech zpdsobily bonbony
one originelni masky, ktera
vsak v te panice zmizela. Bon
bony bvly plneny - rtuti. Ia
kovyto surovy zert proveden
byl pred so lety We Vidni.
Padesktnik. Spisovatel a zur
nalista Jaroslav Schiller, ziji-
Lei jako samotar v Cernosicich
u Prahy, dozil Sc q. 1nora
padesati let zivota. Schiller Sc
pied ctvrt stoletfm lcastnil Ii
vota literarniho a umeleckeho
vibec. Zatal literarnimi, diva
delnimi a spoletenskymi iva
hami v kralovehradecke "Osve
te Lidu", pozdeji psal feuille-
tony do "Plzehskych Listl",
ktere vydavaly jeho roman z
prazskeho zivota "Bluditky",
dale We "Zlate. Praze", "Lu-
miru", v "ceske. Revui" "a re-
dakce Jar. Vrchlick&ho a v
"Meziakti" pubikoval radu
basni a casovych literarn&-u-
melecktch essayi. Samostatne
vydal dive sbfrky basni Isl ini-
quitates, observaveris -" a
"Rolnicky v zachvejich". Viii
vem rIznych okolnosti, zasah-
nuvsich hluboce do jeho vnitf-
nfho zivota, Jar. Schiller ma
skodu sveho umeleckeho vyvo
je sc casne odmltel q zije Ii
vot samotafe, jenz pozoruje
sice komentuje ud&losti, ale
ztravuje je v sobe.
/ Jmenovkni. Pffbramsky ro-
Idak, inzenyr FrantSek Kola-
FIX. plukovnfk, jmenovan byl
dekretem presidents republi-
ky ze dne 20. dnora t. r. ge-
neralem. General Kolafik jest
liz po delsi dobu pfednostou
odboru leteckeho phi minister
stvu narodnf obrany a. jest PRIV
MIN 9ener&lem EeSkosloyenske
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-20

Snaiberk utrpsl .Ii takove popa-
leniny. ze jimrpodlehl. Holub
byl zalovan pro pfecin bezpecno-
sti zivota die s 35 tr. z. a souzen
samosoudcem ". r. Novotnym.
Po fesi stat. z&stupce dra Tomsy
odsouzen byl Holub do tszkeho
zalafe ma 3 mSsice Sc sesti posty.
Krhdez ma faie. Farafi Janu
Cernemu Popovic u Uherskeho
Hradi;ts ukradli v noci ma l8. I.
m. Z farni budovy neznami pa
chatele stfibrny pozlaceny kalich
a ;atstvo v Gene 1860 kc. Pacha
tele vnikli do fary oknem. ktere
81 vymaSki. a unikli touze ce-
stou. Cetnictvo zahajilo 20 mich
patrani.
Tragicky skon rolnika pod ru-
chlovlakem.- Rolnik Jan Stajgr
Z HoGc u Olomouce mel jiz del
81 dobu rozharane pomsry rodin-
ne a proto zabyval Sc sebevrazed-
nymi dmysly. Umyd proved Is.
1nora. Je;ts dopoledne byl Sc
zenou V Olomouci pied pole
dnem j opusdl . sci do HoEc.
Pied zeleznicni pfehradou Billie
sladovny sekal Stajsr pres z ho-
diny. al pojede rychlovlak z Pre-
rova K Olomouci . dale ku Pra-
ze. kdyz pfijizdfl rychlovlak a
zfizenec zelezniSni spustil zavory,
podlezl Stajgr zivoru a stanul ma
trait. Ale zfizenec Stajsra od-
stranil.. Stajsr ode;el ma nasep
zeleznicni trait a v okamiku, kdy
pfijndsl rychlovlak, skoSil pod
kola lokomotivy. z mrtvoly rol.
nikovy zistalo ma trait ien nsko.
ik krvavych cisti. rozhazenych
po trait. jez byly sebranx a do.
praveny do marnice v Olomouci.
KomunistickD pieddk skoci
pod uluk. - v noci ma Is. dno.
ra nalezen byl ma kolejich Sever
nj drihy. blize pfedmosi u Pie
rova. 34-lety svobodny dozorc,
tovarny Heinikovy R. Kovafik !
Cekyn9 u Pferova vlakem pfeje
IL a Primo rozdrceny. Kovafil
byl komunis6ckym pfedakem
pracovnikem a 1lenem obecniht
zastupitelstva v cekyni u Pfero
va. Nskolik dni pied svou smr
ii mel We schulz obecniho vybor
v Cekyni ostrou lovni pGtku $
tleny sve strany, jmenovite ko
munistickym nimSstskem starosty
zelezni6nim zfizencem Kelnerem
Odsuzoval tehdy jejich vystupo
vani v obecnim zastupltelstvu a n;
konec prohlasil. ze jich teroru
zvla;te pax teroru nSmsstka kel
nera dale sna;eti nechce a nebu
de. Zanechal dopi. q poznamky
ktere jsou Jim vlastnoruSns pode
psany. v dopise sdSluje. ze se
bevrazdu pacha phi plnem vsdo
mi a 20 zrale 1vaze. protoze j
dele nemdze snasei komunishcke
no teroru. Mimo tyto poznamk,
zaslal pferovsks poicI diva dopi
sy. jeden adresovany komuni.tic
kemu 6a.opisu "Srxz Lidu"
druh$ ma adre.u cesko-socialisic
keno l;stu n Hlasatel"'a 1ada
jich uvefejn9ni. v dopi.ech III
nesnesitelny stav v tbvSrns, kter,
mu tam zpdsobili jeho vlastni str
nici. Dopisy konsi vyzvou. b,
obecni komunistieti tovary;i, ktei
ho dohnali k .ebevrazds, pfevzal
pei o jeho starou. ( praci ne
schopnou matku a % jeho bratr;
mrz&ka.
| Zdt6eni padxlotele 20 KS bar,
koUek. - cetnictvem ' Pferov
bylo zat6eno nskoik osob. kter
rozsfovaly padxlane dvacetikoru
ny. Ma rozkaz bankovniho dfa
du ninisteFstva financi vy.lSn by
do Pferoya revfrni inspektor Xii
lex, ktery po dozninf zat6enycl
odjel revirnim inspektorem Kin
korem do Bohosudova. "a po
mnci rnfefnfhc x>er:ce,,. l.. =:
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-14

Buford Kerhrs OF Gaod.ng en-
route 10 his hone from the Uniyer-
Sly OF Idaho. stopped in Caldwell
tuesday 10 visit Ross Leighiy. lie
went on 10 Coodng Wednesday.
Attorney Frank Martin OF Boise
transacted legal business in tbs. city
Thursday.
Mrs Geo. Van DC S.eeg % Nampa
Is devof;ng her lime in Caldwell This
week in drilling ihe diffesen dance
numbers 70 be featured al the Eiks
Minstrel show. Monday and Tuesday
Seats nov on ssie ., shcppcrd Bros
Franl, Cup~les II Mccall is visit
inc IN his city with his brother, J
W. crrn,es.
Dv Ezra Bicknell u Mountain
Home was IA Caldwell Thursday 10
attend funeral services f5s his unc,e
n. W. Stone
George Mccarthy was fined 81 r.
police court Thursday when he plea
,uiliy Of a charge OF driving a car
without lights on city streets Wednes
vcning.
Dr.. T. W Famer Of Middleton
PAS a Caldwell visitor Thursday after
DON.
No program followed the reguia-
incheon OF the Kiwanis club Thurs
ly owing to the Thursday morning
neral services for H. w. Stone
iher OF Alfred Stone, club presider.
oss Madden. club vice presiden
resided.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-14
Mccall is PLEASED

Mccall wants the world to know
ihat the popular Payeite Lake sum.
mer resort appreciates the co. opera.
ton extended by southwestern Idaho
towns and citizens to make its frs.
winter sports carnival success
Letters have been received here from
the Mccall Commercial club extend
ing thanks to all visitors and every
one who assisted in making the aaai
a success. Assurance is given tn.
me carnival will be regular w;n,er
sports feature at Mccall.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-14
WANT SLOGAN ADOPTED

THE Paci Northwest, The Ian
Of Opportunity is the slogan adoptc,
generally by northwestern cities ane
railroad companies to advertise th:,
territory, according to a letter re
ce'ved Wednesday from the Portlan
chamber OF commerce by R. T. Hurt.
ocal Commerr.h club secretary TIL
'ori'a1d chamber asks that siaiioner,
sc' y Caldwell bear iris SLOGAN.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-14
HkVEYS GREATFk Min
STEELS

No greater names in rinstrelsy
can be found than the modern
'lack Patti, johnny Woods the Gu
an Edwards and Alonzo Moore. All
81 them stars in their respective Lines
l-d supported by dozens OF rames
nowa in the minstrel world as head
liners. The Harvey greater minstrels
are known the world over IS giving
more for the money the form OF
Genuine amusement than any form
OF entertainment in the word. See
hem n the American theatre Friday
March 2l.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-14

J. J. Rae, who has been spending
the past few week in .owa and ILL
nois. returned to Caldwell Thursday.
We are all glad TO see him return.
He said he had very pleasan, trip
and enjoyed the educational conven-
lion which he attended while in Chioa-
90.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-14
Local and Personal

Tue E!sis Minstrel Committee !
pleased 70 ANNOUNCE tia. IN securing
a magician talent FOR the second "a
Of the performance gre were ale {
procure men Of src' high clss ar
skill. ranking well w'.h Richards o.
Atcxander, any body wishing - hove
question arsvered o. sse,irg ~
formation a. sry character m7y ai-
dress their query 70 either the Trib-
uue nr 20 me "a Nire'-ei Coz
,nit.oe. core steward o. Elks club
Stats are now on sale a. shepp 81
Bros. a1d from ne Indications ~
ihe early advance sric he c-s. wiz
appear before TWO MI horses. non;
forget the date - ~ % &c. IN.
rso1n six Hos lake SanxIo...ra H.
eastern Oregon eorne- rhe word 'hst
Mrs. F. O Weeks o; This city Is re
covering nicely from a recent srrgi-
cal operation IT. Weeks IS also re-
gisiercd at the sani'arium as a pa
iieni. They are expected 20 -etrra 10
Caldwell in another ten days
Grin Ry7is. who f?s recently tscr
employed hy the Idaho Egg Pro-
drcrrs associl1'o~. Jeff Frd-v ~
Portland Mrs Ryais is spending
few days visiting her parents ~ Mid /
dleion before 10 ming Mr. rivals at
Portland where ihcv expect 10 locate.
The chorus work OF the Elks Min.
strcl is made up OF the best voices
OF the city and viii be one OF the
Put standing. pleasing features OF tic
show. Next Monday and Tuesday
tight at the American Theatre.
Seats now on sale at She1perd Bros
{. A. Hoyt. editor OF the Wilder
Herald a, Wilder. was a business Wis
tor in this city Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. d. VI. Since spent Thursday n
! Ro;se on business ard also visiting
Or daughter Mss Celia Since
Some OF the song HRS 20 be h,1
ext Morday ard Trseiay ni-it
ie El's Minstrel F,sy Ncioiv
m Smith. NH Jo~ag ~ Ro
card, 1t Amt a Coin Rain No
lore by Quasi Bros. These and d
any other good new snappy hits g
at you will try 10 remember and "a
histle the mex, day. Seats nov o. te
lie at Shepherd Eros. &C
Il
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-14
SOCIAL GOSSIP AT
WASHINGTON

Confined from P-cc Fo~-,
ghter-in-law regards her ability tc
mix good cocktail as her greatest
accomplishment she sighed.
So there you arel You have both
horns Of the dilema.
To Pc Ccn,inu Tuesday
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-14

Murdo Mcleod Of Rockville, Ore
spent the latter part OF the week
in this city on business.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-14

Chas Mckenzie OF To- IA Valley
vas registered At the New Saratoga
over the week end.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-14

ED good. steady. gentlemen
wayorS a,esnan to handle Ward's
en Ss0" needed en- dcSsnyo9 County No exp per-
write pr ru Fer full particulars
iiShe1d1 n ,sse Winona. Minnesota. Eg s.abl
gO-oc-.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-14

T. X c Il |. /. T. n r PREPARATION FOR
proul. In cold. damp weather use
.ratt Roup Remedy. Protects pour
Wy from colds. catarrh. ct. Try a
"a Rage. Guaranteed and for sale by
uea4ers Throughout the county zf-o
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-14
TRIBUNE
BRING RESULTS

FOR SALE-Slngle comb vn,..
morn no Matching eggs, O. A q s,ra9ss,
ion. Idebo" 1lndsed. Burt Huston Hus.
- 25-2S-c
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-14

Tribune Want-Ais Got RAsultA
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-14

, r.vS -Eastcrn star pin. Finder please
tturn 10 The Tribune or phone fs--rf
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-14

LOSI.liandbag containing purse and
rsi,nah change Finder leave az Inc
tribune Office. 2i-25-p
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-14

Tribune Wsnt-Ads Get Results
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-14

r0K SALE---Nfaster incuba,ors
Iaico't. phone C99-Fi4 ~. r.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-14

folt SALE--i0O bu. Dicklow SEED
wheat. si.50 per cwt. Phone isV-r'
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-14

'ok Vie Pure bred Bun Orrington
n rsta ior hat hing. $500 per lov also
wv Mrs. chas. iiurwell. Caldwell 5
10th ST. 2s-2g-p
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-14

OLD PAPERS Tor sale a, m ,r-,,.--
Office. 81 Main ST. INC tribune
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-14

LorST-I-args Rinck Pointer. named
Don. Reward j. II. Cipson'
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-14

'G bs, SSA.LsEtsE,.About COO White Lechorn
Phone 71s -W March II Fred Mobns
23-24-p
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-14

eggs sNrr sncrwvts Leshorn Matching
CALDWELL. Phone sss-Js - r. Msses,ier:
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-03-14

20, white Sapphire ana .,,
Main ana on KimbalI betrcnn
Trlhu,aa" u Arthur Streets. re IT, wee. en-
2f-osc
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-03-11
Attorneys General
To Confer March IA
On Gasoline Prices

Attorneys general of the states in,
terested in regulating the price of
gasoline will hold a conference in
Chicago on March IA to take steps
to prevent unjust increases in gas
prices. it was announced Friday by
Attorney General George M. Napier.
who will attend the conference
The meeting was called by Attor-
ney General Stillman, of Nebraska,
who has been one of the leaders in
the national fight against alleged
unjust exploita ton of the gasoline
market. He was chairman Of the
conference Of attorneys general held
in Chicago several months ago.
when a permanent association was
formed. apd Mr.. Stillman was elect
ed president
Attorney General Napier has sug.
gested that the various states and
the government take steps to bring
about regulation of gasoline pro-
ducers and dealers, and he has been
in correspondence with Attorney
General Stillman and federal Of
ficials with reference to this plan.
He vigorously denounced the recent
increases in gasoline prices in Geor.
gia, and declared the crude oil mar.
llet did not justify the raises, as the
dealers had claimed.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-03-11
PRESIDENT EXPLAINS
MESSAGE To NJ LEAN
CONCERNING SLEMP

WASHINGTON, March SIT was
said today at the White House that
President Coolidge has no recollec-
ton of anything other than general
conversations with Ira E. Bennett,
the Washington Post editorial writer,
who was witness today in the oil
inquiry.
1t was said that the message sent
ID. B. Mclean from the White House
on January -, asking the publisher
to advise Slemp" was sent personal
ly by the president.
Unable to procure the private Sec
retary's Palm Beach address without
waking up or recalling some of the
White House executive office force,
it was explained the president direct
ed the message to Mclean as the
momentarily convenient way of
reaching Slemp.
1t was $50 p. m. when the mes
sage was dispatched.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-03-11
Court Upholds Husband
In Spooning With Wife

ST. PAUL, March S.-A husband
may spoon" with his wife in an
automobile parked at a curb at night,
the state supreme court ruled yes
terday. The course reversed the
municipal court of Minneapolis,
which convicted Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert H. Yates, Of that city, of charge
Of disorderly conduct and fined them
So each on September %, 1923.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yates were sitting in
their automobile on a parkway drive
when they were arrested by a patrol
man. They said they had stopped to
discuss domestic acairs. After
their conviction they appealed to the
state supreme court.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-03-11
CASH BONUS OPTION
DIES IN COMMITTEE.
LOST BY ONE VOTE

WASHINGTON, March S.-The
house ways and means committee
rejected today a proposal to make
full cash payments an option of the
soldier bonus bill and directed a sub
committee to draft a measure pro.
Viding for paid-up life insurance poll
ctes with an option of cash payments
to veterans not entitled to more
than $50.
The motion to provide for full ash
payments of adjusted compensation
made by Representative Crowuher,
Republican, New York, was lost, 13
to y, the eleven Democrats of the
committee supporting Mr.. Crowther.
Proponents of the proposal imme.
diately served notice that they would
carry their fight to the floor of the
house and seek amendment of the
bill when it is reported to include
this provision. Endorsement of the
full cash payment feature with an
option of the paid-up insurance poll
cies was given before the committee
at public hearings by several Repub-
HCans. OF the house and the commit
tee of veterans named by the house
Democratic conference to outlining
bonus legislation.
Chair nan Greer announced he
would select before Monday the sub
committee to draft the bill and pre-
dicted a report on the measure would
be made to the house by the middle
Renewed attempts to make voca-
tional training and farm or home aid
options Of the measure, as included
in the bill passed last session and
vetoed by President Harding, were
rejected today
The subcommittee will use as a
working basis the proposal made in
committee by Representative Bacha-
rach, Republican, New Jersey, in
framing the insurance clause. Under
this suggestion provision would be
made for thirty-year endowment poll
cies payable at the age of sixty two
years, with values figured at about
$2.65 for each day of service after
the first sixty days. This would cost
abo 1T $4,000, 0000 900, with maxi.
mum of $7S,00O,O00 for any year. Mr..
Bacharach estimated
All enlisted men and officers up
TO the rank of captain in the army
and marine corps and lieutenant in
the navy would be included in the
benefits of the bill.
Whether veterans will be per-
mitted 10 borrow on the policies has
not been definitely settled, although
sentiment of the committee is in
favor of such an arrangement.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-03-11
'|n My Day Women Worked
Too Hard and Had Too
Many Children, " She Tells
Reporter

FORT WORTH, Tex, March s.
Mrs. M. J. Power has lived ia years
and she says:
1.-THE modern girl is all right.
"In my day we women worked
too hard, we had too many children,
and We shaved too much. Girls are
exactly right in declaring their in
dependence from bondage.
Men, in my day. didn't appre-
ciate US. But I calculate they sit
up and take notice of the women
today.
IF I could live again you bet Id
bob my hair and smoke cigarettes
Girls will live longer if they smoke.
What's all this hula baloo about to-
bacco hurting women. It's good to
kill germs"
Some of Mrs. Powers twelve chill.
dren died in infancy, and the mother
who bore so many has forgotten a
few of their names. She has forty.
four grandchildren and fifty great
grandchildren and some great-great
grandchildren, but she doesn't know
where they live nor how many there
are.
Mrs. Power came down the Missis
Sippi river in a flat-bottom boat 104
years ago, and came up to Texas
from Louisiana in a prairie schoon-
er. She has lived for fifty years
in the. same house.
"The only money 1 ever had of
my own was in the spring when
took my basket of butter and eggs tC
the store and sold them. l always
got that money and l was as proud
as queen"
She admitted that she usually
went to the dry goods store and
bought something for the children
with the money.
Romance may be tottering in this
present age and the modern girl
may be a practical sort of person
and the idealists may pirate about
old.faShioned romance, but Mrs. Pow
err skaters all these illusions about
the girl of the previous age.
I'VE didn't have no time for such
foolishness as engagement rings.
That was all nonsense stuff.
Il never had pretty white hands
/ used to try to keep them that way
but it wasn't no use. From the time
L was ten years old 1 had to drive
a team of oxen all day clearing land
After [ was married | had to
keep on doing the same thing.
Maybe that's why I'm so GLAD
to see women havin' a little chance
to live these days"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-03-11
Kansas City Doctor
Invents New Truss
New Discovery Heals Rupturs
Without An Operation.

A new discovery which, experts
agree, has no equal for curative ef-
fects in all rupture cases, is the lat
est accomplishment of DR.. Andrews,
121-H Koch Bldg, Kansas City Mo.
The extraordinary success of this
new method proves that it holds and
heals a rupture. It weighs only a
few ounces. Has no hard gouging
pads, no elastic belt, no leg straps,
no steel bands, and is as comfort
able as a light garment. 1t has en-
abled hundreds of persons to throw
away trusses and declare their rup-
ture absolutely healed. Many OF
these had serious double ruptures;
from which they had suffered for
years. 1t is DR.. Andrews ambition
to have every ruptured person en-
joy the quick relief, comfort and
healing power of his discovery, and
he will send it on free trial to any
reader of The Tri- Weekly Journal
who writes him. He wants one per-
son in each neighborhood to whom
he can refer. Ii you wish to be rid
OF rupture for good, without an op.
GRAFTON. take advantage Of the doc
tors free offer. Write him today.
(Adye rtiSement y
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-03-11
Bitten by Cat, Georgian
Dies of Hydrophobia

LAWRENCEVILLE, Ca, March
mir, David Woodward, aged %,
young planter of near Buford, died
at his home Wednesday morning Of
hydrophobia, having been bitten
tWentN-one days ago by a mad cat
He leaves his wife, who was Miss
Bernice Mahaffey and one small
child, also his father, Wickliff Wood
ward; three sisters and one brother,
Mrs, Ruby Lewis, of Cornelia; Mrs
I. r. Walters, of Lavonia; Mrs.
John Jackson, of Atlanta, and Frank
Woodward, Of Atlanta, and an uncle,
DR.. Joseph Woodward, of Buford.
Funeral and interment took place
at Rock Spring church Thursday.