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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1924-05-23
HERE THEY ARE
Continued From Page One)

the slightest question about the fact
that He used it. When the Bible
speaks of wine, it means wine, for it
sometimes describes the effects in a
way which shows that it is alcoholic.
Christ used real wine at the Last
Supper; He drank real wnie as bev-
erage; and He turned water into real
wine at Cana. The scholars of the
world who have no axes to grind and
who want the truth are unanimous on
the point.
If wine, then, is intrinsically evil,
we are put in the absurd position of
finding fault with God. We are MAX
ing ourselves holier than Christ.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1924-05-23
FULKE FOR FIRE BELL

Councilman Fulke made a good
strong talk in favor of rehanging the
universally demanded fire bell at
Monday nights council meeting, say
ing among other things that now, if
ever, was the time to get busy and
put 'er back, because additional ex-
penses would be entailed if the job
was postponed until after the other
contemplated repairs were completed.
The balance of the city dads re-
mained silent on the question and no
action was taken.
Good boy, Clarence, keep at it, the
people want the bell and will back
you up.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1924-05-23
New York BOOtIeggerS
Robbed by Pirate

New York-The sea-going bootleg
gers, engaged in rum-running off the
Long Island coast, are being preyed
on by a pirate who lies in wait for
them and robs them of all their cash,
or who chases them in his fast cruiser
in which he has mounted a machine
gun. The pirate has a 54foot Great
Lakes cruiser equipped with 25C
horsepower engines and can overhaul
any of the runners.
Two of the most prominent open
sea bootleggers have been robbed so
often by the pirate that they threaten
to quit unless something is done about
it.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1924-05-23
MORGAN FOR RY. LABOR BILL

Recently Representative A. B.
Barkley moved to discharge the COM
mittee on interstate and foreign COM
merce from the further consideration
of the Howell Barkley bill-known as
the Railway Labor Bill. The motion
prevailed by a vote of 1914 to 181.
Among those voting favorably was
our own Representative, "Billy" Nor
gan, who can always be relied upon
to align himself with those favoring
the welfare of his constituents.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1924-05-23
Death of Mrs. ThOma

Mrs. Catherine Thoma, aged sixty
four years, wife of Frank Thoma, died
at her home, Al Clinton street, last
Friday morning after an illness of
several months duration. She is sur
vived by her husband, one daughter,
Miss Freda, one son, Ernest, and one
brother, Leo Lieber. Funeral serv-
ices with requiem mass were held at
st. Francis de Sales church Tuesday
morning and burial made in Mt. Cal
vary cemetery.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1924-05-23
Apartment Building Sold

Stacey c. Conrad, pharmacist at
the Crayton drug store, has purchased
the Henrietta apartment building.
corner of West Church and North
Fifth streets, from Silas Higgs, who
erected the block a few years ago.
The sale price is not given.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1924-05-23
C. N. FULLERTON IN TOWN

C. N. Fullerton, of Washington, In
diana, general chairman of District
Lodge No. 20, l. A. of M. was in New
ark on business last week. He and
Jim Wolfe made the Leader call,
and Mr.. Fullerton added his name to
our list of subscribers. He believes
the paper should go into the homes of
every working man in Newark, es-
pecially those in the employ of the
Baltimore & Ohio railway.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1924-05-23
BUCKEYES?-NIT

When men gather grapes from
thorns and figs from thistles," just so
soon shall the two young ash trees
which a progressive citizen planted in
the court house yard under the mis-
taken idea that they were Buckeyes,
bear the fruit which is usually found
on the tree adopted as the emblem of
the great state of Ohio.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1924-05-23
Scouts Will Erect Flagpole

A sixty-foot flagpole will shortly be
erected on the southwest corner of
the court house yard near the foun-
tain, by the Boy Scouts. The flag
has already been donated and the pole
will be set just as soon as the neces-
sary cost, $50, has been collected.
There will be no solicitations, but
those interested are asked to send
their contributions to Scout headquar-
terS
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1924-05-23
MAY GET CURFEW

Bill Dover, at council meeting Mon
day night, brought up the curfew
question, and wanted the ordinance
governing the matter enforced.
The members at first seemed to re-
gard it as joke, but after some talk
and the statement of the solicitor that
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1924-05-23
Wedding Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Freas, of
78 Moholm street, celebrated their
tenth wedding anniversary Monday
evening of last week. The time was
spent with games and music, the
prizes being awarded to Mrs. Guy
Swartz and B. F. Slower.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1924-05-23
Miss Grouse to Open Beauty Shoppe

Miss Cora Grouse, the we'll known
milliner on North Park Place, will in
the near future add to the popularity
and convenience of her establishment
by opening an up-to-date beauty
shoppe, in charge of Miss Louise
Zane, for number of years with the
Santurella beauty shop of Columbus,
assisted by four competent young
ladies. The opening will occur next
week
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1924-05-23
Town Topics
Boy Struck by Auto

Carl, the eight-year-old son of
Emory Miller, of Commodore street,
was struck by an automobile last Sat-
urday and painfully injured, his head
being cut and left hand injured. The
wounds were given immediate atten-
ton and the boy is getting along
finely.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1924-05-23

the law made no provision for an Of
ficial bell ringer or payment for such
service, an understanding was reach
ed that an ordinance should be drawn
up in the near future which would
fully cover the matter.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1924-05-23
Death of Mrs. HOlton

Mrs. Amanda Holton, wife of
Squire w. F. Holton, died at her
home on South Webb street, Thurs
day night of last week, after an i'll
ness of six months of complications,
aged seventy-eight years. In addition
to her husband, she is survived by one
granddaughter, Miss Verna Cook, of
Mt. Vernon. Funeral services were
held in the U. B. Tabernacle Sunday
afternoon and burial made in the
Barnes cemetery at Wilkins Run.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-12
s!HE r.

srachu vek@ho vzrdstu akovgch radk&n strap ako e
Workers Party strana socialistick6 ss doBe 81 psmstu
akou su hlash srh sebe Theodore Roosevelt 1el2
kdy repubik&nsky kandda Taft ziskel jsnom p tuctu
eektoralnich HAST - 4Ff%
Define tomu, ze cello tfet strany postav Sc senator
LaFoee muz neobycenych schopnosti ryziho charakte
u Pdvodne vysoupi LaFoette ako uchazec republican
skou presdentskou nomnac avsak kanddaturu svo one
dy odvola Vzbudo vseobecnou cetnych Ca
sopsech poukazovno tn ron oudu ze kdyz nadese La
Foeuv den kdy lid rozrpen skandaly We Washingtone
sci by "a MIN nadsenf LaFolette us se yzda svs cello
zvotni czados Clanky tyo psahy byly pod dojmem &c
LaFoette ustoup pole nasedkem sveho pokroeho veku
- Je mu SO let nepevneho zdravi I t.i sKst4}
Nyni vsak vyskytu znanky ze LaFoete odvolaI syo
kanddatur pon6vadz hoda Sc postavit " nov6 po-
krokove srany LaFoette zkusenJ bystr potik nen ia
kovym opmsou ably ocekava zvolen avsak so je ze nf
spell by zyoleni vekeho poc pokrokovych konaresnkd
senator COZ Jest eho skutecnym dceem Jz nyn poroko
Wy zvel kongresu pod vdenm LaFoetovxn vyvozue moe
ny vv rpvnfz e vice net pradepodobho ze kdyby La
Toilette listku move strsv zadn&lze stra raziska
Ia by v6tsinu eektoranch HAST z zvoen presenta Mi
pablo hy kongresu nkdo nemlze fici 6 by olo st-
Il, kdyby pokrokSy zive mel tai, rozhodp piiti vy.
o jest ze letosni presidentska volba bude ednou ne
zajimavejsich nejzvejsich histori naroda
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-12

na doplnsnf obnest dluhovanych Rakouskem Uherskem
Tyto zbytkov6 s5ty n&kdsM monarchie nemohou zapat
tok jako rozpsd& HE celia proto mnsy st&ty nastupn
exc, dedck< tedy my, Jhosovani Polaci Runun pfevs
cast bfemene pode sveho podu byvalem tertoru To
vse jest jeste srozumene ale e to daeko dill
toho, nam uklada
Name patit este nahradu "a prejaty statni ma iee
byvaeho Rakouska drahy sinice vefene budovoy satn
podniky statky, atd To e z naprosto nesrozumelne
My jsme pfece nedosta zadny CHI statn To
dicvi po Rakousku byo pfece nase imen Ty drahy,
sarny skoy atd byy prece postaveny
vadene penize Je znamo ceske zem6 byy vzdy akvn
vydrEovay svych pfebykd hlavni sidelni Vi
den pasvni zeme alpske poske. Pfipomina-i man,
r. tom byy take invesovany do znacne my vyphcene
kaptay mdzeme odpovsde ze sme take pfa prislusnou
vetaf nez pffslusou rakouskeho spoecneho rako
skouherskeho staniho dluhu Kdybychom nyni odve
sti reparacn pokadne jeste eakych 300 miard pod til
tulem vyplaty satnch satkd plati bychom vastne
krat. 1914
Ale jest zfejmo ze takove fantastcke obnosy nase ma
rodn vibec vydat nemIze stanf
poce nesnes by drokov&ho umoovaciho zazeni tim yza
dovaneho Ceskoslovenska repubka nabya povest stau
bohateho vytetn6 spravovaneho Doufame ze spoenc
mini mas "a to pokutovat re sme pill sporvos poradkem
vysokymi dahovym obetm dopracova ste drovne ho
spodafskeho bahobytu ostan6 en velm ratvnho evcho
skvele srovnani bankrotarskym staty oko
Kdyby mas mAo by vozeno takove bremeno jake pred
stavu eparaGn dnhy byo by razem rozpoctove
vaze. fnancn ativite prdmysovem rozkvetu republky
Stall bychon zahy prave takovym zebraky Evropy ja
mi jsou nas sousede misto oekavaneho vynosu mus by
ma mas vefitele jeate dopacet
Ma sestf neni tfeba domnvat Re by y dcty cifry
stanovene pred lety kdy suace byla jese docea na
molly este dnes zapade brat vazne Byo by absurd
MI kdyby zatim, hyvalym neprateam duhy snizuji
Madardm Rakusanlm, N6mcIm - spoencim mely pone-
chayat plnem rozsahu chtelo abychom
plai me- Jsou tn naopak opravnene ddvody ocekava
nj ze totez merko ktereho znas pocti faktori vemoc
Rpuzl phpade nepfae bude pousto unas Dnes e jiz
We ze mezisp0jenecke vae6ne dluhy bu-
dou feseny jednom ako problem ceoeopsky ba sveto
W. ze ty sunny kere edn duhych must zada ahy SAINT
mohl zapat tenn, mz jsou duzni budou vzajemne kom-
pensoyany Zskaj tim pfedevsm porazeni zemena Nemc
ale ziskame tim N.Y. ostatni zaduzeni spoenc zemena
France Bohat6 saty angosaske nomnalne ztrat ale We
skutecnos mnohonasobne zska ozdravenim Evropy, po
vznesen nakupn silly obyvaelstva coz jest dnes obecn6
znany pTedpokad k oziveni svetoveho obchodu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-12

davky z karet a z lihovin. O.
strava ma 1919 volicl.
Nedostatek knszi ma Sloven-
sku, Trnavsky biskupsky ad-
ministrator dr.. Jantausch wy
dal pastyrsky list, v nemz 81
trpce stezuje ma nedostatek
knezi, V mnohych prir adech
spojili pry dive farnosti v jed
nu, avsak vsechno to nestaci.
Kaplanska mista jsou skoro z
polovice neobsazena, z casti
take katechetska. Tolik DIR.
Jantausch. We slovenskych ka-
tolickych kruzich ozyvaji Sc
stesky, ze mezi nynejsimi knee
skymi chovanci je nepomerne
mnoho Mad'arI Nemcu a
prilis malo Slovaku, takze v
nejblizSich letech budou dOsa-
zovani mad'arsti knezf do far
nosti slovenskych.
I RaSinovo nabfezi. Schvalen
navrh praesidialni komise pro
pojmenovani ulic, aby nabre-
ii, pocinajici cd jizniho konce
nabfezi Palackeho k ulici Fri
cove v Podoli, bylo pojmenova
no nabrezim dra Rasina.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-12
PRESIDENT WILSON, "A, GESkO-
SLOVENSKO.

Nenf ma svete naroda ktery by zv6cneeho presdenta
Statu everoamerickych vice zee narod mas
eoe VeKeno hstorlka francouzskehc Arnosta by
woodrow wilson nasm nejepsm nejvice zasouziym pf
telem Zam utenec Denis mohl vsak len buditi noroz
umen sympae roztrzenym ponizenyn narodem tesko
slovenk presidentu mohutne amercke repubky byo DO
prano zasahnouti cnem rozhodnym osvobozucm cne do
naseho osudu Pnym pravem nazyvan jest spouzakadate
lem ceskosovenskeho at eho meno sdruzovano lest vs
de Sc Jmenem otce vlasi Masaryka nen ez sv6tovvm
staniky osobnos mas tax popularni jako lest on Daleko
pres so NEST obc navajo mem yynkajicf mista
budovy Album jejch obrazy byo teprve nedavno do
ruceno zpusohlo mu upfimnou radost jak parno de-
kovneho dopisu presidentu Masarykovi.
Teprve historic oceni nalez6 podil zasuhy ktery Will
sonov eho dem narodnho sebeurceni ppada ma osvobo
zen Cechosovak osatnch maych narcdd We stredni Ev
rope Ale z dnes je jsto ze e to podz nejpfednesch
bez zakroceni Spojenych Statu kicke chv nebyla NV
spravedva vec spoencu odoala napos pruske voenske
despocie Da ovem soudit bez residenta Wilsona
oya by Aerka vstoupa do valky parne jeste drive Ale
Valka nebya by tech pom6r nkdy nabyla toho smysu
jaky il dial Wilson aky edine moh vesti k zrizeni mime
nasi samosatnQs Jest znmo Rakousko eho dynastie
mey ma zapade mocne pfmluvc zahranicn vedeni al
uo posea chVlle ezce zapasilo aby premoho tyo vvy
prosado zavrzen rozmanitych tech pan habsbuke fede
race podunajske pouh0u. narodn autonom Zde prave
zasahl president Wilson spasne pro nas vec
kdyz cisaf Karel odhoda fijna 1918 opustiti ko
necne potapec lod spolku cenralnch vemoc pozada
presto enta ~pcenych Sat sprosfedkovan mru ra pod
kade antonomckem, odpovedel Wilson 30 trade Masa-
rykem srozumeni vnitrnm revou6nm hnutin, ze to
z nesad Jen dpne pravo sebeurcen sednoceneho naro
da ceskosovenskeho jhoslovanskeho tech osatnch muze
rozhodnout stave satopravnch pomerec techto kon
cinach TO bya zretelna odpoved rakouskym stat
nkum nezbylo nezli Sc sklon. okamziku vypukla
nase revouce 28 fna mas narod chop ruky preside
tenn Wsonem mu podavane povstal ednotny svo
boden.
Wisonovi nepodafilo arc uskuteGnti lpne ma raz
Vsechny jeho ideally Mir, uednany behem roku 1919 Pa
rizi nepfines uprmn6ho smiru ezi narody neznemozn
kazdou novou vaku ak president pra Nepodaro Sc ta
he Vytvor Timed dplnou organsac Spolecnos ma
rodu nz by 81 byl vschn rovn bez ohedu bohatstv
siu zl bratrsky poctive spolupraci byva prate me-
patee Veka demoaticka revoluce mezinarodni kterou
podniti Wilson kterou mozno srovnati en hstorckym
ddm velke beraln revouce franeouzske konce stolet
AVIl nedospea konecnehO lspechu nekolka mescch ne
DO nekolka letech Ale moh to n6kdo ozuny ocekavat?
Byl kdy neaky genius nekery tech veych prdkopnik
ldstva tax asten aby doz vysedku sveho dila aby
skdlf sam zas? Hrdna pada, ale mysenka vitez Clo
v6k vor kfehkych sill shrou pod TIL dejnneho posan
umra. ale jeho dilo veGne. Kulturni dvo zvast3 ma
rod mas bude vzdy race vdecn6 pamatce vekeho de-
niokratckeho mrotvorneho presdenta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-12

Vojaci a komunisticks ziba.
Wy. Jak Rude Pravo" oznamu-
je, zakazaly vojenske urady ma
rozkaz ministra Udrzala Il.
cast vojind ma komunistickych
zabavach. Stale sc TAX We Wy
ssckem Myte, kde tamni orga-
nisace komunistd vylenila pla
katy sve zabave ma nichz sta
10, ze voiaci mali snizens vstu
ple. Spravce okresniho hejt-
manstvi predvolal 81 starostu
a npozornil no ma zakaz mini
sterstva narodni ohrany, die
nehoz neni dovoleno vojakum
brati ucast ma komunistickych
zabavach.
Jak - 1ije v primy.loysm
msstS OstravS? Moravska O.
strava jest mestem rye pramy
slovym. Jevi Sc to We zpiiso-
ba zivota a We zvysenych vyda-
MICH ia zabavu a zbytne po-
tfeby. TAX davka ze zabav<vy-
nesla v M. Ostrave "a rok 1923
7s6,93O,77 Kc, davka z piva
SOFIA Kc. Ma dodatecne dav-
ce Sc, vybralo "a rok 1923 0
492..l33.95 Kc vice nez bylo
roEpoctSno. Poklesl jen vynos
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-12
VALEcNE A REPARAGNi DLUHY
CESKOSL LOVENSKA.

Sroka vefenos e ponskpd pfekyapena,< <dovidajc SCI
name take nfake valeGe dhy reparacni zayazky keDe
jdou do V6d3o sice, zejsme pp
vnn "a vyzbroi nasch leg, poneyadz sme nechte pfi
mat zadnych bvenc nybrz vVpoyat samostatne ako val
cc moe Je reha take zapat Amerce "a pfepravu sibr
skych egii do vast Ale to mze by naneyyse nekok set
mionu korun Vedle tohoto duhu pfja sme vsak miro
We smlouve psvobozoyaci taxu Poplatek 75O MIL I'll
f tedy pres miardy Kc prospech reparacn pokadny
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-12

- Jak mGze lid vsdSti, ze
mate nsco ma prodei, kdyz
mu to drive neoznSmite?
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-12-11
Herriot's Mascot Hungry

The governor of French Indo-ChIna
has given Premier Herriot OF France
a costly pet. II Is an elephant eleven
years old and Weighing 2.644 pounds
On the trip from Indo-ChIna to France
It ate 400 punches Of bananas for
which the premier had to pay. In
desperation he has sent It to the
Lyons zoo.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-12-11

Turn fattery upside down and you
have Islander.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-12-11

Nothing's ready I've just ehaa hour
started to FIX for you-v
We put down our suffcases Ia wosi-
derment ct this unheard-o9 weleema
from mother. our mother
'sThat's Just Il. mother. DEAR I
said. ~We didn't want you to 10 all
this fixing alone. We've come to
ax for ourselves. and the horde that
follows on Christmas Eve
Well, at firat mother simply wouldn't
hear Of II. We were to be company
and just wait tflI she got the rooms
we were to occupy aired and made up.
Since we were all there, wen we must
stay. But we shouldn't drudge. she
guessed we worked hard enough. each
at our own particular kind OF work,
all the year, not to have to work when
we came home.
We wouldn't listen. we had come
for one thing. We laughingiy over
bore her in all her objections.
More than that. we called father
IN from the barn and got him TO
bundle mother up and take her on |
for a sleigh ride. "A sleigh ride
Who ever heard Of a sleigh ride and all |
the parIor furniture In the hall wait
ing for the parlor to be cleaned I"
Well, mother heard of a sleigh ride.
and under Just those conditions now.
She heard Of ii from her two strong
minded daughters, her youngest and
her oldest. Father caught our spirit
at once and hustled herSaway. How
merriIy the bells Jingled as they
whirled away through the snowl
Now for I'll Marge and I tucked
I'D our skirts. draped ourselves In big
aprons and wound towels about our
heads, and fell to. It was hard work,
but what lark we made Of It. And
We had good supper waiting for
mother and father when they got back
And every day that week we did (
he same Father whisked mother of
n the sleigh to visit old friends In
learby towns, or just for the ride.
md while they were gone we
Iustled.
BY Christmas Eve the house was as
Inning and tidy as 1t would have been
ad mother been left to herself with II. I
md Marge had proved herself a mar /
elous cook, too. There we're pies and
axes and even tarts. and the ham
nth cloves. The turkey was dressed,
DO. and the stufing made. Anc
iother had not 80 much as put he. I
ose into the pantry door. c
Then the family arrived Three I
aughters. with their three husbands {
nd several children apiece. and two q
rothers with their wives and OF. 9
oring. And mother and father met r
lem at the door, mothers arm 2
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-12-11

tucked in fathers, her hair freshly
eHrled. her black SIR rustling
MY" cried Brother-in-law Jim.
NelI's husband, hut you've lost ten
years, mother Such bright eyes and
pink cheeks Eve never seen. p
Marge and I. In the darker back
ground. nudged each other and giggled
All the others cried the same thing
It was true enough. too. This was q
different mother from the rather
weary old woman we were accustomed
to meeting at holidays here in the
open door.
Father spoke up; You're dead
right, children" he said. "Your mother
looks like this all the year except al
holiday time. Then she just slaves
getting ready for you and sort Of getA
worn out. This year was different.
This year she went honeymooning
with me instead"
Marge and came forth from hid
ing. Yes. and hereafter Is always 20
be different. we promised.
And how Il paid We'd gotten into
the way Of thinking mother was an
old woman. Now we saw her as her
neighbors and father saw hsr-hearty.
bright-eyed, carefrea
NY, IT seems good to be eating
others cooking" escaped her that
night. over Marge'a apple tarts. ~But
you are naughty children just the
same. Marge and you shouldn't boss
ms no Right IN nay own house. too r
TaAe reproach In her eyes. though mEld
indeed. was for an instant real. Mnxwa
caught Il. and qulcker thsn I. got up !
end ran around to mother at hsg
pEaca Tmare chs leaned aasove her |
and gave her one Of her old. impulsava
childish huge rYes. mosher Gear. IT'S |
voar own house. But yousre car 0wn
mother. So twas falrF~
And everybody m@r@sd that Aaansa
lama iusained our hlsnhmnaetlneaA
How@sUr that may be. fxen gsazissnaas
b. GArisfsnma mother seezma 10 BE- 1
grvwams younae
wen. ann&hes CAxassnsma ID here. end
lAza znsuxanea agent muak ase oct hek
sDrosza Tha either girls have pfyeead
10 knAa their turns. wR eomr@a. bmk I
ssn aoo HeaRssA q les sIsasn I fn@M Cor
ware 70 eae mnnaal eseansnx sER~a
RzaA zny 5aagx nkass sasf@s. Asaxgss ~
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Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-12-11

Allays irritation, s0othes and heals
throat and lung Inflammation. The
constant irritation Of a cough keeps
the delicate mucus membrane Of the
throat and lungs in a congested con-
dition. which BOSCHEES SYRUP
gently and, quickly heals. For this
reason It has been a favorite house
hold remedy for colds, coughs, brOn-
chitis and especially for lung troubles
in millions Of homes all over the
world for the last ffty-eight years,
enabling the patient to obtain good
nights rest, free from coughing with
easy expectoratIon In the morning.
You can buy BOSCHEEsS SYRUP
wherever medicines are sold.--Adv.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-12-11

l tried several remedies, but Moth
ing helped, so when / read IA the
paper about Resinol, thought I
would give it q trial. / can't praise
Il enough, for It has done wonders
for the baby's skin and she sleeps
all through the night now. would
advise anyone with q similar case to
try Resifiol Ointment" (Signedl
Mrs. Rose Goersdorf, ~ Furman
Avenue.
An drus9ssts sal Rsssnol SOAP enc
0mtmant-
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-12-11

THERE'S not memory OF homs. o.
friend,
Be they 10 far r6mote. however
1owly; ~
No place where new affections richly
blend
That does not grow more beautiful.
more holy.
Al Christmas
There is no laughter of a little child.
No merry passion Of Youths rosy
morning.
No treasure-house OF Age. benign and
That is not swestsr for the chrisrs
adorning
There IS no depth of love. no pang Of
No mighty moving In the human
No comfort for today. hope for to-
In which the christ has not larger
At Christmas
90. as we send our greeting Of affection.
We share the memory Of Him who
came;
Ia fellowship. in happy recollection.
Each fervent wish Is haliowed IN His
At Christmas
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-12-11
Yanifv CO.. -

The Assyrlans were a luxurious and
beauty-ioving people, and both men and
women were addicted to an elaborate
use Of cosmetics. According to history.
the last monarch, by name Sardana-
palus. dressed and painted like his
women" and II Is due to this vanity
that he met hls death. One OF his gen
erals visiting him found him pencllIng
his eyebrows and stabbed him.