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The Washington times., 1924-11-20
Friday Brings More Saving
For BUSY COIner ShOppers
Rugs, Carpets, etc.

rs Administer Rugs. 4lsx9 feet. Regu.
lar $14.95 grade. spes GR o.
cA1L. .s.. .s..... .
I'll Woven Wool Art Rugs, "Apgar.
9xi2-ft. size; were $29.95. Git IN
Special Friday. each. 1880.
r regularly $500 Special. S39. 80
Ill 9xl2-ft. Seamless Printed Wool
Brussels Rugs; one pattern; regu-
lar SEAS grade. Special. @1R M
SelCHss . +. -.
~ 9x12-ft Alex Smiths Wool Brussels
:. Rugs; formerly $22.45. Spe- @17 On
cial Friday. each .......... ssVV'
Kann's-Third Floor
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Lingerie. Etc.

.--4S gWomens Button Front Gowns, en-
broidery trimmed. Size 10. $500 Ok
value: Special. .................. w.
-436 Flannelette Gowns, fancy striped
made with long ssleeves. Reg CT OK
ularly $3.50. Special. ........ WAsUO
rs Pieces of Cotton Crepe Gowns and
s sasS%as' voc 70 'l.ss . yaiues, TIC
--24 Cardigan Jackets, with sleeves. In
gray and black. $500 and $3.50 co Ak
values. Special. ..............
Kanns-Second Floor.
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Art Goods

Odd lot 1-oz. balls of yarn in different
weights and colors. Special, o.
DeNAA' - -. =. s''.s's'. .ss......
Stamped Aprons of good quail
ity unbleached material. Special, S0C
Se~SAs
liz Tapestry and velour table scarfs
Size 18x64. Regular $3.50 @1 90
values. Special, each. .... WAsVV
--Children's stamped dresses, in good
shades Of rose. Sizes 8. 10 and IOn
IL years. Special, Friday, each. FO~
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Linens

--42 Pure Irish Linen Table Cloths,
size TOXIC, good heavy weight damask,
and In neat patterns. Regu- @9 10
larly $3.50. Special, each. DOsAV
Pure Linen Dinner Napkins. sizes
19hx19h. Nice weight danask In
spot spot designs Special a $3.50
NEesApu%-ss "a.
Pure Linen Glass Toweling, full
width and nice weight. Very absorbent
quality. Red and blue checks COn
0pOCAd4' a ydEo.
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Notions

p Kleinert's Brassieres. Pink only.
Button down the back style with shield
and hose supporters. 3 of size So,
2 of S8, 2 Of 40, and 2 Of AZ. CT Ok
Regularly $3.50. Special, each UAeAO
PA Rubber Girdles, in sizes "a, 20, 81.
20, 80 and 80. Regularly $500. @1 %
Special, each. ............ WAeVW
Kann's-Street Floor
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Make W ashington
Your Home Town

Property values continually In.
crease In Washington. The superb
climate, the beauty Of the city, the
constant influx Of newcomers com
bine to make this city Of Oppor-
tunity almost beyond measure. Money
invested in real estate here could
hardly be invested more safely any.
where. .t
More than anyone else, the man
with small children owes It to him
self and to them to buy and own q
home, preferably far enough from
the center Of the city to give the
little ones the chance to romp and
play. Al comfortable home in good
residential district means health and
happiness for grown-ups and chill
dren alike.
The amount Of land In the world
is one thing that is absolutely linn
tied, and the value Of every piece
increases every time 4 child Is born
into the world. There's no time like
the present TO get your piece Of
land. It is sure to be worth more
next week.
Turn to the Classified Section and
pick out the house you have been
wanting. Let your rent money buy
your own home. If you don't see
just what you want listed there to-
day-watch that classification every
day from nOw On. a. the list changes
daily.
The Washington times., 1924-11-20
NeckWear

Crepe de Chine Collar and Cuff Sets,
round and roll collar shapes with de-
signs Of silk and duvetyn. Regu- EON
larly $1.00 to $1,50. Special, set. VV~
-Bengaline silk Collar and Cuff sets,
red. white and two shades of tan. IEN
Regular 5Sc value. Special. a set VN
,Kann's-Street Floor.
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MISS BERBERICH WEEDS
WILLIAM M. HICKS.

A pretty wedding ceremony took
place in the Church OF the Immacu-
late Conception last evening when
Miss Louise Berberich. daughter of
Mr.! and Mrs. Robert B. Berberich,
was married to William Malon
Hicks. The Reverend Father Con-
nell officiated,
The bride was given In marriage
by her father. She wore a gown Of
white georgette and a court train
made on straight lines, and had a
tulle veil held at the head by a
coronet of orange blossoms and a
shower bouquet of brides roses and
lilies of the valley. Mrs. w. J. Ken
nedy, her sister, was matron Of
honor. She wore a gown of coral
chiffon trimmed with crystal beads
and q headdress OF coral tuola and
silver leaves. The bridesmaids were
Mrs. Robert Berberich, jr,, sister.in-
law of the bride, and Miss Helen
Kennedy, in orchid and powder blue
chiffon, respectively, trimmed with
The Washington times., 1924-11-20
House Furnishings

s msl ss. e., Electric Heaters. S2.49
Regular $500 Oil Heaters.
s Ssseo Perfect Brand. Special $3.50
01~Cus s.sss..ss.sss.sss s
Regular $4.9S Electric Irons, Manning
and Bowman make, Meteor co %
Brand. Special, each. $1,000. WOs0O
Regular SC Crepe Toilet Paper. OQO
Special. g. rolls for. ............. ON
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Blankets

--S1 64x76 Cotton Blankets. white,
gray and TAM with colored borders.
Regularly $2.75. Special, 60 Ok
with cOloFed borders, Regular @S 90
price $685. Special, a pair. WUsDW
--60xS4 Nashua Blankets; colors white.
gray and tan, with colored bOr- co OK
ders. Special. q pair. ....... V'0V
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Innings

Remnants of lining sateens, perca-
lines and printed satseis. in the desiF-
able colors. Regularly S9c to SEC. 0On
Friday, q yard .... AON
Kann's-Street Floor .s8&S.t3 I |
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Remnants Of Plain and Fancy Rib
bons. to inches wide, and in the
pretty light and dark colors. 0Ea
Special each length AO1
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Laces

Odds and ends of Laces and Nets
that have regularly sold from $100
to $500. Special Friday Soc
yesTQ. -.
Kann's-Street Floor
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attended by a notable company. 1t
was held at Rauscher's, with Gen
eral and Mrs. Hines and the bridal
party receiving in the small ball
room and the large ballroom re-
served for dancing, with which the
festivities closed! Decorations were
of chrysanthemums, palms and
feathery bamboo
The ceremony took place at 5
O'Clock at the home of the brides
parents in the Altamont, the Rev
erend John T. Axton, chief Of chap
lains. q. s. A., officiating.
The bride, who was given in mar.
Ciage by her father worela gown Of
heavy ivory taffeta made on pic
turesque lines with a tight pointed
bodice and the skirt very long and
full Bands OF maIine outlining the
round .decoltage and forming the
tiny cap sleeves made the only
trimming save for the garland of
orange blossoms which formed the
girdle and hung to the hem OF the
skirt. Her veil of tulle was simply
arranged over her beautiful blonde
hair, and was held in place by
chaplet of orange blossoms. It was
very long and full and formed the
train. She carried a bouquet Of
lilies Of the valley and orchids.
Mrs. Evans Read Crowell. of
Fortress Monroe, wife of Captain
Crowell, was the matron OF honor
and wore gown of blue georgettc
made over pink trimmed in silver
lace. and carried a bouquet of pink
roses. ~
Mr.. Kennedy had as his best
man ~. CIoyd Byars. jr.
! Mrs. Hines wore a white moire
gown, with a cabochon Of brilliants
holding the drapery at one side.
On their return from a wedding
trip to Asheville, N. c., Mr.. Ken
nedy and his bride will make their.
home IN Washington and they will.
be at the Hamilton Hotel tempo
rarilys Mr.. Kennedy is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c.. Kennedy,
OF Sioux CITY. Iowa.
The Washington times., 1924-11-20

called STARRED" men, that is, who
received medals for. distinguished
service on the field.
y 4
NOTABLES ATTEND
KENNEDY.HINES WEDDING.
The reception which followed the
marriage last evening OF Miss viera
Miriam Hines, daughter of Briga-
der General and Mrs. Frank T.
Hines, and John A. Kennedy. was
The Washington times., 1924-11-20
Remnants Of Outings,
q Yd. I9c

~ inches wide. in a good heavy
weight outing flannel, in striped and
plaid designs. also plain white. blue,
and pink outings
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Mill Lengths and Stock
Remnants Of
Wash Goods
19c Yd.

The "Mill Lengths' are 32-inch Dress
Ginghams, and 36.inch Percales. Excel
lent Qualities. and all fresh, new goods.
We also include lengths from our own
stock Of madras. ginghams. and per-
Gales.
The Washington times., 1924-11-20
JEAN ELTOT's- CAPITAL SOCIETY NEWS

ruffles Of ecru lace with bands of
tuIle to match, and silver leaves.
Mr.. Hicks had as his best man,
Thomas Walsh. The ushers were
Robert B. Berberich, Jr., William
y. Kennedy Gardner GrenfeiI and
Thomas Kennedy.
The Washington times., 1924-11-20

ADVERTISEMENT :
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-03

lasce zadne stsst:; napred 81
moe vybirala, cas- ubihal a $
casem pomalu vadla jeji kras-
ma tvar, jeji krasa oprchala a
hosi, kterym dala kosem, il
pax pohrdali. konecns by by
la brala i z trech prebranych.
ale bylo pozde.
Ia nejradsji slysela, kdyz
babicka vypravela o Jenovefs
a podobne - pri tom Sc as.
pca trcchu vyplakala a TAX
svsmu srdci ulevila.
Mladsi dsvecku nej> zee Ia.
jimaly povidky, ktere koncily
veselkou, to il jen oci jiskri'
ly, kdyz babicka leila zeni'
cha, nevestu, jejich sat, hud'
bu a tanecni zabavu - kdezto
starsi dsvecka 81 pfala nanej.
vys neco Sc stolu te svatebni
hosting.
Dnes vecer hodla babicka
vypravst nsco, Gem ODE ty
divky najdou uspokojeni.
"Tak bud'te tichy!" zvola'
la babicka. "AnGa 81 preje
bych vypravsla nsco dav.
nych dob sveho mladi, tax
jsem 81 vzpomnsla ma udalost
ktera .nad vas bude zajimat.'
"Byla jsem jests mala div
ka, chodila jsem do skoly. Ne.
milejsi mou spoluzackou byls
zvonikova Marka. Jedna be-
druhe jsme Sc ami nehnuly. Ri
kaly nam "dvicata". Boze, de
ii zlate, to bylo roztomiie stvo
fenicko! Kazdy Sc diviI, jail
mohl Sc tax andelsky zjev zro
dit pod doskovou stfechou zvo
nikovou, ktery zaroven zivi
Sc pocestnym remeslem sevcov
skym. Zvoneni mel cd obc.
jen proto, re chata jeho stals
ien pres cestu naproti zvoni
ci, a obec mu platila jisty po
pIatek rocns a X tomu prida
mu kazdy sedlak otep slamy {
stridave zahon ma brambory
Co dovedny obuvnik vydslal S
mistr Pokorny hezke penize
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-03

"Ty drz hubu," oborila Sc
ma pasaka mladsi dsvecka, ga
hled' 81 krbu, at dobre vid.me
ma pradlo!" A udslila mu po.
fadny stulec, cehoz 81 Fran.
tik velmi malo delal, byl tomu
zvykly - dostal jich denns
nepocitanych. Byl take z tech
s'hodnych". Vsechno ma dsvec.
ky vyzvonil a ony 81 no poda.
valy ruky do ruky.
"Tak bude jiz pokoj?" o.
zva!a Sc babiSka. "Ja uz zac.
nu, - mann nadrzeno!"
"Tak jen povidejte, babic.
ko, uz poslouchame," rekly
vsecky jakoby jednsmi usty.
"Tak CO pax jsem chtela
dnes povidat? o, ano - jiz
to MANI" otfeIa 81 zastsrkou
usta a zacala:
"V napolitanskej zemi I'll
jeden kral, ten mel tfi prince.
INV. a vsecky ma vdavani ~
"Babicko, tu jste povidala
vcera vecer," ozvala Sc mlads
dsvecka.
"Mas pravdu," odvetila ba'
bicka. "Ja jsem dnes nejaA
zmatena!" A poGala premy'
sleti.
"Ja vam povim, babicko,-
povszte nam neco ze sve zku'
senosti, vaseho mladi, jak to
tenkrat chodilo, jak jste sc
strojily, jak jste tancovaly
mely-li jste taky chlapce tohe
Gasu, jestli take zpivavali ma
navsi, a jestli take Ia vasich
mladych let vam davali hos
pouti a koledy a wy Jim Ease
pomlasky, - nsco takoveho 81
da slyset," zadonila mladsi de
vecka, ktera byla tuze ohniva
a takove vsci rada posloucha
la, nebot' hosi a tanec il byie
mad vse!
Starsi dsvecke, ktefs ;iz po
malu cdkvetala, msla jine my
slenky, jinou zalibu - msis
"a sebou trudne zkusenosti
AZ byl veImi hezks, neme'a :
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Kuchafka

ktereho msla rada.
Chudsrka, aspon Sc v tom
snu potssila. Jake bylo pro nj
zklamans, kdyz procitla - byl
cas- it do chleva dojit kravy.
Byl advent, kdy jsod nejdel-
81 vecery v roce. Venku Sc chu
NELL snih a pfi tom mrzlo az
sindele ma stfese bouchaly. O.
kna byla zamazana, mraz ma
Mich tvoril fantasticke kvsty,
jakoby nejkrasnsjsi vysivane
zaclony. Meluzina v komine
skucela a hvizdala, TAX ze louG
" krbu plspolala a chvilkami
dym JET do svstnice vyrazel.
Hospodaf prave vstoupil do
svstnice a u dveri ma cihlove
podlaze oklipaval snih:
"To je Sodoma!" pravil,
Enrich by bylo psa ven do te
.loty vyhnati." A starry Ofech
jako by hospodafi rozumsl,
Ixvvsnim ohonu mu dSkoval a
spokojens sc ulozil u kamen
pod lavici.
Bylo pravs po ve6efi. Zen.
ske umyly stolni n1dobi a jak-
81 loudavs usedaly k pfeslic m.
Dsdecek vysplhal Sc ma sve O.
blibene misto "na pekelec" a
zapalil 81 dymku.
,"Tak, dSvEata," fekla vesele
babi1ka, kdyz prvnf vfetenem
otocila, "ien 5 chuti do toho,
at jsme letos brzy 5 pfadlem
hotovy, at nejdele ma tueny
ctvrtek slavime pf1stky",
pax s dranim peri budeme br.
zy hotovv a budeme NIT tro.
chm pokoj."
"Jo, ono Sc vsm, babicko,
lehko fekne trochu pokoj."
iaksi nevrle fekla starsi devec.
ka. "tzase bude past a hospo-
daT ma. bude honit vecer do
kostela!"
"a rel<ne vam, abyste po
kostele nezEstaly stat nod IL
pou 8 chasniky, abyste sly row.
nou domu," G.eGne rekI pasak.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-03

on take rad - to at 81 riks
kdo chce CO chce!" A jakoby
ma vzdor sahl po. sve dymce a
jail Sc il nacpavati.
Mlada hospodyns stranou Sc
usmivala a myslila sama u Sc
be: to by tu mel byt hospodar,
ale on tam byl dostal to
prvni ruky. ;.
BabiGka umela tez vypravst
krasne pohadky, kazdy z do
macich tssil Sc ma dlouhe Ii
mni veSery. Kdyx po uklidu
dobytka a po veceri zasedlo Sc
k pfeslicim, tn bez pobizeni
babicka jala Sc nsco vyprsvs-
ii, ably pry pfadleny neusnuly.
A nebylo by divul Po cely den
stati ma "mlats" pri krutem
mrazu a vecer v teple svst-
nici u pfeslice, to Sc panecku
oci klizi! Phi babicGins vypra.
vcvani nebylo mono usnouti,
neb kazda jeji povsdka byla
zaj;mava. Nadherne. saty prin.
cezen, skvostne 1bory princGG,
radherns dekorovane tanecni
sine v kralovskych palacich,
zakleta princezna hlidana dra.
KEN S dev'ti hlavami, a jake
nesnaze a dobrodruzstvi zaku.
sill jisty prime, ktery j. tn priu
ceznu, chtsl vysvobodit, Il ko'
necns jak Sc to podarilo hlou.
pemu Honzovi, .ktery il pax
dostal "a manzelku. A konecns
ia hlucna veselka, ze takove
nebylo pametnlka. Panecku,
pSi takovem vypravsni mlade
divky neusinaji. Kazda by 81
prala byt ma m'sts te princez'
MI - kdyby tfeba aspon hlou.
peho Honzu IA muze dostaIa.
Mladsi dsvecka, ktera byla
zive povahy, mnohdy o tom Y
ncci snila, zdalo Sc j, ze je
princeznou. ze odsna je v zla.
tenn krumplovans saty, ze jez.
di nsiakym Drincem We zla.
tenn kocaFe. a hned Ease jake
bv IA m;sto prince vedle nj Sc.
del Matej, pacholek ze mlyna,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-03
s*k.EA ssss II.
ZDOEllkOD0 dceTQ.
z DypraD0Ddni nasi b0bicky. napsal
JAN JZROUSEK.
:: -:Kennje Sta,ym teskvn Osadnfkam: :.

ma spicky vylestsnych strevi-
Gu, a spokojens Sc usmala:
"Tak tn bud, dsdousku, S
Psnem Bohcm, nez Sc vratim. -
A vykrocila.
"Pomodli Sc take Ia mne!"
volal "a nj dsdecek.
A to Sc opakovalo pravidel-
ne kazdou nedsli a kazdy sva.
TEX, nebyla-li babicka "rozste-
movana", jak ona, kdyz il ne.
bylo dobre, rikavala.
Gnu tax - jake pax bylo
kazani, babko?" ptaval Sc de.
decek, kdyz babicka vratila Sc
kostela. A tn mlada hospo.
dyns .volala dsti j celadku,
ktera jistych pfi6in nebyls
v kostele: ''Pojd'te, babicks
bude NIT vyklad."
A panecku, ta to umsla! Sta
II i mladi radi ten ssvyklad" =
kazani. ktere babicka v koste'
lie slysela a Jim live tlumo6ila
poslouchali. -Zvlasts rekla-l
babicka, ze kazal mlady We
lebnicek, tssili Sc ma vyklad
Rekla-li, ze kazal starry par
farar, byli v;ichni jaksi zara
zeni, zvlasts mladsi dsvecka
neb starry pan byl veliky MIRA
vckarce, a to Jim neslo do XII
dy - ba ami dedeckovi. Vykla
dala-li babicka, ze kazal pro
ii nocnim toulkam a parade
usklibla a zakabonila Sc de
vecka. Jestlize fekla, ze kaza
proti nemirnsmu pitt a koure
nj nebo karbanu, tn zamraci
sc dsdecek a zabrucel sam prt
sebe:
''Prkt;, ze mu hrali! VZdyt
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tax ze iii Sc svou zenou a je-
dinym ditkem Marenkou st'ast
me spokojene.
Svoji zenu, ktera byla mno-
hem rnladsi a kterou 81 wal
az kdyz vyslouzil "vojancinu",
horoucns miloval ma Maren-
ku svou byl hrdym - a r,sl
take proc! Matka mela svou
Marenku vzdy pekne cistou "a
ustrojenou, re vyhlizela jake
"panenka z maku". - A co
ona, to ia! Mole maminka stro
jila mne ma vlas jak byla Ma
renka, jeji matka CO dovedna
svadlena siIa ma mas ODE, tax
re vyhl'zely jsme ODE jako "ze
skatulky". !
kdyz sly jsme tax spolu re
skoly, lide mohli ma mas oci ne
chat, to ze jsme dive hezka
rcztomila dsvcatka -" :.
"Aha! Baba uz Sc zacina
chvalit!" pro sebe zabrucel ma
pekelci dsdecek, coz babicka
preslechla; byl by dostal, CO
by nerad.
proc mas, Marku a me, ma
zyvali lide dvojGaty," pohracc-
vala babicka, kdyz ST byla STR
hanou nit ma vretenu navaza-
la, ito nevim. Ackoliv jsme
byly obs hezke. -"
"Zase UP" ozvalo 81. pee
kelce.
'Podobne jsn,e 81 nebyly lee
tim, re jsme mely stejne satic-
ky a byly jsme stejne vel ssG.
ia byIa zlatohlavka a veHke
mad chrpu modre oci. A Mar
ka byla brunetka a mela bo-
hate tmave vlasy ale ty
oci! :"
Babicka Sc zamyslila a vzdy
CHA 81 hIuboka.
I "Jake ze mela Marenka o.
ci?" otazala Sc mladsj devec-
ka.
"Prazvlsstni, mole draha
dsvecko," rekla babicka a 20
kracovala:
(Poh racnvani .
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Peiilete Dvroci trdgicke smrti
generila r. NJ. Stefdnika. "

Peiilete UIroGi tragicke smrti
generila r. NJ. Stefdnika. "
techto dnech z podnetu Pamatni-
ku Odboje a "a soucinnosti Wy
znacnych korporaci utvofil Sc v
Praze vybor. ktery 81 obral "a u
kol uspofadati. u prilezitosti petit
leteho vyroci tragicke smrti gene
rala M. r. Stefanika vsenarodni
pietni projev. pfi nemz bude vzpo-
menuto zivota a zasluh nezapome-
nutelneho osvoboditele- -Slovaka.
Slavnost konati Sc bude pTedve-
Ger truchliveho vyroSi sobotu 3.
kvstna t. r. o lo. hodins. Promlu-
vi ma nj ministr DIR. |. Markoviicc.
Ia uplneho setmsni pax uspoTada
Pamatnik Odboje ma Staromsst-
skem namesti pfednasku Sc svetel-
nymi obrazy ze zivota generala
M. r. Stefanika. Pied slavno-
sti krouziti budou mad Staromsst-
skym nam. vojenska letadla. Y
pTipads nepfizmveho poSasi pro-
jew bude odlozen o tyden.
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Znali jste naii babicku? -
Asi sotva, nebot' povidava je-
j usta d8vno pred pIl stoletim
umlkla nadobro ;.
Predstavte 81 il jako jednu
z tech starodavnych uvedome-
lych ceskych., staren, zijscich
ma selskem statku ma vymen-
ku". Phi SVEN start byla ciper-
ma jako koroptvicka. Phi pfa.
die lnu zadna mladice il ne.
pfedSila a pfi drani peri tepr1
ne. Jeji rychls ruce jen Sc kmi
tally - "a chvili msla ma sve
zastsre tolik papsrek, jako il.
ne tri draGky dohromady.
Byla ia nase babicka velmi
se6tSla, coz bylo Ia jeji doby
zvlastnosti, nebot' velka vet.
s;na vesnickych zen neumels
eisti ami psati, leda modified
Mich knizek, cemuz Sc vzdy
dcera cd matky naucila. -
Na:e babicka umsla svGj "Po'
lovicni nebeklic" cely nazpa'
met. Dsdecek mnohdy v neds
Ii, kdyz babi6ka vypravovals
Sc do kostela, huboval:
"Proc Sc, babo, s tou kniho,
vlscis, vzdyt' to umis nazpa
met Cd desky k desce?"
"To WIS.," branila Sc babicka
"paidu jako ma jarmark, je
Ste by lide fekli. ze Sc kos
tele nemodlim!' A nedbaii'
dSdeckovych namitek zabalils
svij "Nebeklic" do cerveneht
kvstovaneho satku, rozhledls
Sc po svstn;ci. zdali ie vse, jal
sc ma nedslni rano slusi, v po
fsdku. urovnala 81 svou Ia
stsrku, ba jeji zrak swell 81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-03

"Msla bych pro vas misto ku-
chafky u dvanacti svobodnych pa
MI a sestnacti bezdstnych name
lex"
kuchafka: "Avafi 81 sami?"
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-04
Twice Told Testimony
PocahOntas People Are Doing All They
Can for Fellow Sufferers.

Pocahontas testimony has been pub
lished to prove the merit of Doan's
Pills TO others in POcahontas who
suffer from bad backs and kidney ills.
Lest any sufferer doubt this evidence
of merit, we produce confirmed proof
statements from Pocahontas people
who again endorse Doan's Pills-con-
firm their former testimony. Here's
Pocahontas case.
Mrs. $. A. Smith. says: Il can high
ly recommend Doan's Pills for | know
they are good was troubled with a
terrible backache. My Kidneys were
irregular in action. Pains across my
kidneys We're like a knife running into
me- Doan's helped me fro mthe start.
My back is strong and my kidneys act
cd properly again"
(Statement given January 81, 1919.)
ON September 26, 1923 Mrs. Smith
said Doan's Pills did a lot for me in
relieving my lame back and disordered
kidneys. | am glad TO confirm my
statement of 1919"
GOc, at all dealers. Foster Miburn
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, n. Y.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-04
Methodist Church Notes

We are still on the job how about
you?
Christianity has changed savage,
beastiul tribes into the civilized ma
tions Of Emops and America. 1t has
scattered Institutions of helpfulness
all over the earth. 1t has transfused
the blood of benevolence for blood Of
cruelty into the arteries of society.
II has exalted womanhood and child
hood. Il has caused the world to
recognize human rights, human liber-
ties and human brotherhood. The
remedy for sin, which is the root of all
evil, is the gospel which saves and
transforms the individual and society.
We viii never cure the worlds ills
until we accept the chmch's diagnosis
and remedy, and before this can be
there must be an adherence 10 the
principles the church fosters and con
tends for. Some say they are for the
church. that they want their wife and
children to have the opportunity to
attend church, and are anxious for the
community to have an influential
church. We should be consistent, act
what we preach, and one way to show
our interest is to go to church. In
certain print shop is a perfectly good
electric motor, yet it earns not a dollar
for the owner. 1t stands there in
absolute idleness, accumulating dust.
Why? 1t is not connected with the
source of power, the generating plant.
There is many life just so. Nothing
to be said against tit is a perfectly
good life, but like the motor good for
nothing because not connected with
the source Of power. The church seeks
TO help folks make that connection
with Divine power. Go to church.
Don't wait to die before you go TO
church Better to go on your own two
feet than to be carried by your friends.
Besides you will he of little use TO the
church or the church to you after you
are dead. Come next Sunday, meet
your friends and neighbors there and
receive the inspiration and help that
comes from fellowship with cheerful
companions. There will be the glad
hand of fellowship awaiting you at our
church next Sunday.
G. f. Gray, Pastor.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-04
July II
MOTHERS

Watch. for symptoms Of worms in
your children. These parasites are
the great destroyers Of child life. If
You have reason to think your child
has worms, act quickly. Give the little
one a dose or two Of Whites Cream
Nermifuge. Worms cannot exist where
this time-tried and successful remedy
Is used. II drives ont the worms and
restores the rosy hue OF health to
baby checks. Price 3jc. Sold by Pal
ace Drug store.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-04

The most remarkable thing in the
world has not been discovered. What
was most remarkable ten minutes ago
has been succeeded by something more
So Speed up.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-04
HabituaI Constipation Cured
in IA TO II Davs

"LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" is a specially
prepared Syrup Tonic-Laxative for Habitual
Constipation. 1t relieves promptly and
should be taken regularly for IA to 21 days
to induce regular action. II stimulates and
Regulates. Very Pleasant to Take. 6Oc
per bottle.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-04

Fertilizer School at Fayetteville.
July 1917, is the first of its kind in
the world. II appeals not only to
statesmen but to bankers and business
men. al
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-04
Cy Adams Says:

y Someone in the trenches during
the war changed the old pr0verb from
Cleanliness is next to Godliness' to
Cleanliness is next to impossible"
But the war is over.