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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-29
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ROMAN EMILIA RICHEBOURGA
Volne pfelozil Frant. Ladisl. Click.

NAM ii sdeliti stestf sve,
Blanko ,draha?" tazal Sc Rou-
venat. "Nuze, tedy poslys! Jiz
nejsi vice zadnym ditetem a
tudiz mdze Sc ii sveriti ta-
jemstvi.
"Tajemstvi? Jak to myslis ?
tazala Sc udivene.
"Ano. Jest to ddlezite, hro-
zne tajemstvi!"
"Muj Boze. Cos to pravil?
Ty me desis!"
"Jen Sc upokoj, mile dite," :"
konejsil il Rouvenat. "Jednat'
Sc tn o tvou budoucnost TIVE
stesti. A proto potrebi jest, by
ses dozvedela o tomto tajem-
stvf, ably vratila Sc Ease vese-
lost v title srdecko TIVE. Nebot
toto stesti je stejne velikym
pro mne jako pro tebe. Po-
slys me tedy pozorne. Snad ii
znamo, re mel pan Jakub Mel
lier dceru?"
'Ano; jmenovala Sc Lucie. y
"Tedy tato Lucie byla RADIO
sti a pychou stareho otce sve-
no."
A pocal ma to Rouvenat Wy
pravovati Blance povidku ia
jemstvi Seuillonskeho divorce.
Vypravoval zvolna, vazne a
zretelne a mlada dfvka poslou
chala pozorne a velkym IT,
eastenstvim. Srdce jeji naplni-
10 sc soucitem, uzkosti, tuz-
bou, nadeji, uzasem tax, ze
konecne bylo pine uchvatnych
dojmu a blazeneho, sniveho
prekvapeni, ktere il takrka "a
slepilo. xE
Vypravoval il 0 ubohe, ne
st 'astne Lucii, o hodnem,' Sle-
chetnem Jeanu Renaudovi, da
lie il licil, jak ukrutny Gin spa
chal Jakub Mellier a jak vel
kodusne sc zan obetoval vdec-
ny vlkobiice. Tez il vypravo-
val o synu Luciine, malem LIE
onovi, kterak no jiz pred ctr
nacti lety teprve sestileteho S
nj zasnoubil kterak sc MIN
teprv nyni, 20 tax dlouhych
letech, Ease shledal. - z dal-
siho vypravovani Rouvenato-
va dozvedela Sc Blanka, ze
omen opet nalezeny syn Luciin
jest tyz mlady muz, kterehoz
ona miluje a jehoz choti sc
stane. A kdyz pri teto zprave
radostne mlada divka blaze
nosti zaplakala, tn il konecne
povedel, re byl jeji nevinny,
Slechetny otec prohlasen "a
nevinna a propulsion ma svobo-
du, ona ze no velm dobre INA
a re je to starry Mardoche.
kdyz Rouvenat az sem We
vypravovani SVEN dospel, ote-
vrely Sc najednou dvere poko-
Je Luciina a V nich objevil Sc
- Mardoche.
Blanka vykrlkla radostnym
pfekvapenim a V nejblizsim
okamziku spocivala V obieti
blazeneho otce, ktery il k srd.
ci svemu tisknul radostnt
Shy proleval.
Rouvenat, jehoz srdce TAX
tez bylo radosti pine, odese
cd blazeneho otce dcery /,
kraceje po schodech dolG
mluvil usmivaje Sc sam k SO
be: -
"Ti diva jsou nyni St 'astni
Nyni PRIDE Tada i ma jint
ably tez byli t'astni."
Dole We dvore nasel starch
Jakuba Melliera, kteryz sc b,
prave z pole domu vratil.
Ma teto zpatecni ceste kr;
Gel take okolo stare polni st
dny, kterou prave zasypava
ado niz jiz Gtyri neb pet v,
zu rum byli vsypali.
"Tedy jsi Sc odhodlal kon,
ne prece k tomu, ze davas "
sypati starou studnupn tay
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-29

Mellier patrne prekvapen.
"a ty davas omen starry do
mex prestavovati?" tazal Sc.
"Nejdele "a til nedele bu-
de op9t na temz miste stati do
mex novy a cisty jako klicka,'
odvece Rouvenat.
"Ale, relni mi, proc to de-
las? Co to ma znamenati?"
tazal: Sc Mellier.
'Blaaka 81 to prala."
I "A proc?"
"Ponevadz doufa, re Sc
Jean Renand zas-z vezenf sve
no vrati."
"Uboha holka!" zahuhlal na
dvornik, nedlverive a skor-
moucene hlavou epQtfasaje.
"Take ia kohl jsem Sc dlouha
leta touze nadeji, ale -davno
jsem Sc il uz dplne vidal. Pq-
dobne pohfbil jsem onu ma
deji, ze Sc Ease 8 nest 'astnou
dcerou svou Lucii nekdy shle-
dam. Ach, beda mne nest ast-
menu! Muslin az ma dino Wy
pit horky kalich nevyslovneho
|utrpeni sveho. Uznavam sice,
re jsem 81 toho zaslouzil, ale
yer mi, dobry Petre, re je to
pro mne krusno a velmi ter
ko. Proc pax musi ma svete
tax casio trpeti nevinni lide S
vinnymi? Poslys, mily priteli.
Prave, kdyz jsem dnes pc po-
Itch kracel,- letelo made mnou-
hejno havranu rychlym letem.
Jeden Mich opozdil Sc tro-
chu a prave lete mad hlavou
mou,- zalostive zakrakal. Ci by
mel tento krakot byti pro me
zlym znamenim?"
"Ale jdiz, Jakube, kdoz by
dbal ma takove .povery!" ko-
nejsil no Rouvenat.
so nikoli, nemluv mi tax,
to mi nevyvratis," odpiral
Mellier. He'd, mily Petre,
liz delsi dobu nam jakousi
predtuchu, re jiz brzy zenru,
aniz by mi bylo prano pred
smrtf jeste jednou spatfiti dee
ri svou, aniz by Sc mi dostalo
te ut6chy, abych tresoucf Sc
pravici dotkl sc hlavy syna
jejiho a pozehnal mu! He'd,
kterak krasny jest tento svet,
ale spolu take kterak pfiser-
ne chmury zacaste zastiraji'
obzor zivota lidskeho! Jak te-
mno jest i v srdci men,! Jsem
bohatym, zamoznym muzem a
pozemskych statkG mann mad
bytek. Ma rozsahlych polich
mych vse Sc dari, rosie, kvete,
zraje a vGcihlede pozehnano
urode. Pficinenim tvych pill
nych, neunavnych rukou, mi
~ Petre, stal Sc muj nlajetek
jednim z nejlepsich a nejurod
nejsim V celem dalekem okoli.
Ale ia prece nebudu Sc dlou-
no tesiti z toho, nebot' stojim
takrka jiz jednou nohou v hro
be! Do jakych asi rukou pfij-
de, az my oba zemreme, ten
to krasny dvorec sc svymi pc
zemky, ktere Sc tvym pricine-
. nj staly nejurodnejsimi kraji-
ny teto?"
"Tusim, re PRIDE, do pra'
vych rukou," odpovedel Rou
venat.
4 "Ty tedy jeste doufas?"
"Arcize - a vice nez KID,
jindy.'
"A to pravis takovou jis
n totou, Petre?" tazal sc Jakul
! Mellier. "A oci I've jaksi ra
Idostne zafL Rekni mi. pritel
!. drahy, mas snad nejake zpra
!, vy?"
nj "Tot' Sc vim
). Pfi tech slovech vyjasnil S
! oblicej statkaruv.
x Jake zpravy mas?" tazs
a- Sc rychle. "Tedy mluv, mil
!, Petre, jen rychle."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-29

JAk Manirek dostaI les
"kociti vetrnik", uvidite pri
divadle Sokol Cecil -HavliSek
3. uiAora Ceske Nsrodni ST,
nj ma Broadway.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-29

sylvestrov rovSky vecirek taIi1nlho
lturn6fskeho spolku dostavili Sc
pojednou bernf irednik Y prd-
tvodu dvou exekutSrt i shAnel
,lse tam po dvou znamych OBJ
chodnicfch. Ma ieho, dotaz,
jsou-li pfftomni, bylo 1nu od-1
|, povtdeno 4'po nemecku", t. j.|
|. nedostalo Sc mu' zadne odpo-
lvedi, nacez zahajil sam pa
'ftranf, kdyz Sc by1 legitimoval
la sdelil, ze chce prov6sti ka-
|, pesnf zajem pro nezaplacene
dane. Jak pochodil, neni zna-
|mo, ale ''Boh." Sc taze, zdali
|takova razzia ma berni dluz-
,Iniky jest podnikana take ma
ceskych zabavach. Ma to jest
fezka odpoved', protoze nikdo,
E|takto' postizeny Sc svojf neho-
dou nebezi ihned' pochlubitis
Sc do novin, jako to ucinili ne
mecti turnefi v 6. Bud9jovi-
|cich. Dane ri1usf platit kazdy,
| at Czech Ii Nemec. Kdyz uz to
dotycni obchodnici' nechali do
jit az ma kapesnf zajem, mu-I
X silo jiste pfedchazeti nlnoho
F|trpelivych' upominek, nez Sc
berni organy odhodlaly k u
vedenemu' kroku a hledaly je
ma zabave, k niz hledani S
prazdnymi' kapsami jiste ne
4 pfisii.
" k0stinci "Na bide" v Bfe.
vno~x hral so. prosince ' no
ci potulny hrusic Josef stokr
ma hafmoniku We spolecnosti
17let6 dcery Frantisky Stok-
rove. Q pilnoci vysli oba z
Kostince a sli k sveri1u obytne-
tmu vozu, We kterem bydli.
Nedaleko hostiaice dohnalo je
asi 6 muzu a A zeny, kteri
pred' tim byli hostinci. Jeden
u muir drzel v ruce ndz a
4 |chtel beze vsi pficiny bodnou-
! I'll Stekrovou do zad. Ia sc v
alt9 chvfli otociia a nastavila
ma obranu levou ruku. Byla
i j probodnuta leva dian. Ma to
dali Sc vsichni uto6nici ma IL
&|tek. Jako pachatele oznacila
! Stokrova' 2Sleteho d4lnika ia
4 ma Prochazku q Brevhova, kite
7Iry byl pozdeji zatceh = pone-
cham We vazb6., Zranena byla
k osetreni ma ia.
chranne stanici.
y Pan: "Zac je u vas hubicka
, slecno?"
y Slecna: "Za sto korun."
= Pan: "To je prece snad tro
X chu draha."
, Slecna: "Tedy jdete napro
\ ii, ia ma vyprodej."
4 x('xEtetx
= Telefony: .
Bell Broadway 2l57 w
p Guy. Union 1875 w
9lDK. FRED J. MEIZEb
BROADWAY, ROH ENGEL
Eli AVENUE.
mad Market House proti
III vlnarne,
Il I4odiny: If odpolcdne
S rs veGer.
8f Mimo stfedy a nedsle.
= ni18MHj4U 4U]1exl3x3xx34x
III r. lIl1Il Nj 1IIII1 r.
- NAVY MODRA SERzE -
~ ma ma obleky, kabaty, kosty
I'll hoty atd. Celovlneny worst
= upraveny, hotovy X stfihan
~ vzorky teto mimofadne lac
~ zaslete do adm. t. |. pod zns
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-29
PRODA Sc

"A PkSElNOu uspoFxdanf po-
zdstalosti prodG Sc ddm pro til
lrodiny, vse mod dern9 zafizeno,
'11aleza Sc ma jedne q 1iejlep-
tsfch ulic u vych. IS. I'll. a
Broadway. Jsoa tam diva fer
messy, s koupeiny 4 n6jem
nnesfcni $126:OO. Gems $f3a00.
Wlaste: Sc i =. Ssnetaha, 5817
Broad~ay. Tel. Broadway
|8z7o. LS1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-29

PkODA ST pekarsky ol5ckod,
kde Sc tfzi $500 tydn9 phi ma
10 praco5nfch hcdinach, v ne
deli zavfeno.' Dvbr6 ckolf., Ia
ruceny prfjerE. Naieza se v (.
1926 Carnegie Ave. Tel. Ce-
dar 1858. "a
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-11
GIVE TO HER THIS CHRISTMAS

-
= the assurance that you are not
unmindful Of your responsibility
and obligation to her by taking
real step forward In prepara-
tion for a bigger and better
position. Give her the op.
portunity to look up to you and
compare you favorably with the
husband Of her best girl friend.
You will find her ready and
willing to cooperate with you
in plan which has been
adopted by hundreds of others
right here in Washington. In
vestigate now. Call at this office
and examine our records of men
who have increased their earnings
in the past few months on an
average of eighty-nine per cent
through this plan. Write or
phone Main $500 for informa-
ton. La Sale Extension Uni
versity, 604 Albee (Kelth's
Thcatcr) Bldg. Open evenings.
ta
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-11
|Spend Little Time In The Gift Columns And Save Christmas
Xmas Gift Suggestions
GlIts for Him
Ae1ET EVER 1NcanAsrNo N vALun

4 GIFT EVER INCREASING IN VALUE
Give to him your moral sup
port and encouragement to do
the thing that will lift him from
the masses and place him In
q position Of dignity and inn
portance, and associate him
with big worth while business
men. Nothing will make him
happier than to be able to
give you the Injuries OF life,
with that feeling OF security IN
the years to- come. We are
helping men right here In
washington to realize their
greatest ambitions. Come in
with him and examine our rec.
ords OF men who have In
creased their earnings on an
average OF eighty-nine per cent
in the past few months. Phone
Main 1920, or write for I'M
formation. Do this now and
we can get him started In
time to make this a real
Christmas. La Sale Extension
University, 6O4 Albee (Keith's
Theater Bldg. Open evenings.
:. 3
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-07-26
Porch Steps and Floor
Difficult to Maintain

The porch floors and steps are the
most difficult portions Of the house to
keep in good condition. Yet 1t Is nec-
essary to keep them up both for pro-
lection and for appearance sake.
They not only get hard usage, but
are exposed to sun, rain, snow and
Ice. A fiat surface exposed to the
weather Is a severe trial on paint, as
the water does not drain Off as read
fly as on an upright surface. There
fore only the very best weatherproof,
waterproof and heelproof paint should
he used.
II the surface Is in bad condition,
thin down the first coat with little
turpentine and brush it in well. Then
apply two more coats without the tur-
pentine, brushing them out evenly.
30 not put the paint on too thick, and
allow two or three days between coats.
See that the surface is free from old
loose paint and is clean and dry be-
fore starting to paint. After the sur
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-07-26

the feed racks on the lower floor sur
round space used for hay storage
The feeding space is ample for han.
ding an ordinary herd Of feeder cat.
tie. The frame building Is built on
concrete bsse and floor, Notice
that an abun.lanc Of windows are
provided for lighting and ventilation
Steel carrier tracks provide a con.
venient means Of bringing the feed
from the silo or the feed mixing room
to the feeding spaces.
Because Of varying costs Of labor.
and the difference in the price Of ma.
terlal In different communities. caused
largely by the different freight rates,
It Is impossible to set price for this
building which will be at all accurate
In all parts Of the United States. This
cost can be ascertained. however, by
consulting your local builder or build
Ing material dealer. These men are
In constant touch with local markets
and conditions.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-07-26
4TEEL CARRIER TRACKS
i e kP 1RAcXsl
FEEDING space
BY WILLIAM A. RADFORD

Mr.. william A. Radford will answer
questions and give advice FREE OF
COST on all subjects pertaining to the
subject OF building work on the farm.
for the readers Of this paper. On ac-
count Of his wide experience as Editor,
Author and Manufacturer. he In. with
out doubt. the highest authority on all
to william A. Radford. No. 1927
Prairie avenue. Chicago. ILL.,. and only
inclose two.cent stamp for reply.
Feeding cattle for the market IL an
industry Of no small Importance on a
number Of farms. and In this, like In
so many other Of the activities Of the
farmer, proper equipment is one of the
essentials of successful operation.
Many cattle feeders are partial to
the type of feeding barn Illustrated
here. 1t is recognized that in feed
Ing cattle, the same foods which go
to make weight are those which are
consumed by keeping the animals
warm. It Is known that a shelter Is
needed for the herd Of feeders In
severe weather and building large
enough for this purpose Is desirable.
The building shown here Is notable
for the space devoted to the storage of
hay, the adjacent convenience Of the
sllo and the placing Of the feed mix
Ing and grinding space between the
silo and the barn proper.
The barn Is SO feet wide and 60 feet
long without including the silO and
feed mixing room. The entire upper
story Is devoted to hay storage. while
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-07-26
Loses All His Clothing
in an Electric Machine

Mcfarland, GAIA rag and a
bone and a hank of hair,"t together
with the paddngs of flesh with which
Dame Nature adorned his frame. was
the extent Of Maynard Schrack's raj
ment, following a mishap in which his
clothing was caught in the drive belt
of an electric drill at Colonels garage
Being Of retiring disposition. 1t is
said that Schrack went home CARRIED
in a barrel, a blush and a nettled ex-
preston.
Schrack was operating drill when
his clothing caught in the rapidly
moving belt. The belt pulled in all
directions but one and Schrack pulled
in that one. His socks and shoes
were about the only articles left whole
when the struggle ended.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-07-26
Economical Use of Oak
in Flooring the Home

With the use Of rugs general in
homes today, an economical method
for using finish hardwood flooring Is
to have the center portion Of the room
laid with oak of Il less grade, employ
ing better grade in the border. When
the rug Is laid the visible portion of
the floor will then be of the very best
appearance, at less initial cost.
A room measuring ten by twelve
feet, for example. may have border
two feet wide Of "clear" FIRST quality,
either plain or quartered; and In the
center section, measuring about six by
eight feet, the select plain grade con
be used. This procedure represents a
saving Of Is to 40 per cent, as against
using all Of the best grade.
Care in finishing the select grade
will make 1t closely resemble the clear.
This economical method Is common
practice among experienced builders.
This flooring measuring three-elghths
by one and half or two-inch face can
be laid over old floors in old homes
and over unfinished sub-fioOrs In new
homes at minimum cost. This type
Of flooring requires less of cash out
lay than carpets or many other types
Of wood floors and gives satisfactory
service
When building 1t is very important
+" leave about half-inch space on all
sides between the floors and the base
board, to allow for expansion in event
any danipness later gets into the floor
ing. This opening is covered by the
Guarter-round or base mOlding.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-07-26
Don't Shut Off Windows
if View Is Beautiful

Do not cover the windows in the
dining room too well, especially II
there is an attractive outlook. Start
the day seeing all the available bright
ness, which is not possible If the win
dows are hidden in layers Of materials
If the outlook is not attractive cover
the windows by all means, making the
interior as charming as possible.
A bit Of the out of doors early in
the morning is always refreshing and
If the dining room curtains are left
open giving this sort Of view 1t 10 al
ways desirable.
Two sets of curtains may still he
used--tne glass curtains and the over
hangings, even If the first curtains do
not cover the eAtire window.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-07-26
PETTING PARTY
COSTS MERCHANT
PRETTY FIGURE
Aged, Intfrn, Nan of IS Is
Made Victim of Alleged
Conspiracy Plot.

Cambridge. Mass.-A 'petting par
ty" for which he paid $362.0tIO In cash.
stocks and bonds, was described In
the Middlcsrx Superior court hnre by
Edmund ID. Barbour. eighty three
years old. Suffering from heart trOu.
bic. infirm and hardly able 10 see, Bar.
hour tottered to the witness stand and
told his story in the case against Dan.
lei Il. Coakley, disharred Boston law.
yer, and William J, Corcorun. former
district attorney OF the county, on trial
on charges Of conspiracy to extort
money from Barbour and others BY
means Of threats between 10l4 and
the present time.
Barbour, u Boston china merchant,
told the court that he has never been
the same since the occurrence-that
his body became infirm and his men,
tally was shaken. The affair, he tes-
titled, occurred with Mrs Daley"
in his Office.
The incident, according to the wit
ness, occurred in 1916. Barbour said
he had known Mrs. Daley" for ten
years before that. One day in July,
1915. he testified. she came to his Of
fice." he said. while she was there"
he said. II embraced her and we had
a petting party-just petting party,
your honor, and nothing "else."
Tho Old Stuff.
Suddenly the witness explained he
heard a noise over the transom and
saw the head Of man who said he
was q policeman. II was all excited
and didn't know what to do. But
while the man was still In my office
Mrs. Daley made the suggestion. which
accepted. to 60 see Mr.. Coakley who
would be able no doubt to straighten
the matter out"
Barbour testified that when he
reached Coakley's office only two
hours later he found not only Coakley
and Mrs. Daley there. but man who
said he was Mrs. Daley's husband.
II told Mr.. Coakley the whole story
and he said that should return at q
later date and he would then be able
to tell me more definitely what he
could do for me-" the witness added.
BY the time he got through paying
"resentful, but unidentified detec-
tives." lawyers" and the injured
woman" Barbour testified that he had
expended 1892, 900. This amount. he
said, he delivered to Coakley in cash.
stocks and bonds.
COrcoran IL now under a hve-year
sentence on other blackmail charges.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-07-26
Great Possibilities in
Portland Cement Stucco

Few people. even among architects
and builders. realize the great pos
sibilities In portland cement stucco.
This adaptable material lends itself
admirably to any style Of architec-
ture, and color scheme. and ideal which
the builder desires to express.
Strength or delicacy, warmth or Sc
verify, beauty or ruggedness, stateli-
ness or humbleness-these and many
other architectural ideals can be given
expression in portland cement stuccO
better, perhaps. than in any other ma
terial. Stucco Is easily applied to any
building, new or old, and will add
many years to the life of old buildings
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-07-26
4O.Pound Wolf Shot

Prairie du Chen, VISA 4O-pound
wolf which had been the terror Of
small stock and poultry In the town Of
Seneca, was shot by D. B. Ames. Fer
ryville. after lying in wait seven days.
On the first day he captured two
young pups. but the mother hid the
remainder of her young away in the
woods.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-07-26
Coitre Vanishes
st. Louis County Banker Saved An
Operation BY A Home Treat
ment.

Note:-It would be illegal to pub
lish these statements if not true.
w. J. Vance, Banker, Valley Park
Mo-, says: 1.-TWO days before using
Sorbol- Quadruple, had bad hemor-
rhage in my throat caused by tight
ening which produced severe cough,
ing. Twenty-four hours from first
application of Sorbol-Q uadruple feli
relief, and in forty-eight hours noticed
was reducing. In three weeks, one
side has vanished and the relief is
beyond expression. You make use OF
this and l will gladly answer all ques-
tions."
Manufactured by Sorbol Company;
Mechanicsburg, Ohio. Sold by, all
drug stores. Locally at Lloyd q
Blaine's.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-07-26
face is in good condition, one coat a
x,oor wilt kaon cnon

face is in good condition, one coat a
year will keep 1t spic-and-span.
DO not choose too light q color. A
lead color. dark gray. or u gray brown
shade Is preferable. Such colors are
permanent, cover well and do not show
dust and foot prints as readily as other
cOlOrs.
Do not use house paint or an in
side floor paint for the porch floor.
The house paint will not dry hard
enough to walk on in a month. The
inside floor paint will not stand the
weather. Therefore get the best porch
and deck paint and your money and
labor will not be spent in vain. This
paint is also excellent for ladders.
porch furniture and the handles Ct
garden tools, etc.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-07-26
Laborer Inherits Millio,

Cedar Rapids, Iowa.-Albert Nelson
who has worked as a day laborer on
farm for nearly thirty years. left
here recently for Boston. Mass. to
take over 100000 Of an estate left
him by an uncle. Nelson was one Of
five heirs to the $5.OOO,OOO estate. Law
yers have sought him for years.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-07-26
Salt Clears Chimney

Common salt will clear chimney
of accumulated SCOT better than any
thing else. The salt Is applied after
the FIRE has been we'll started, and be
careful not to do it when the wash is
on the line.
, 1924-03-19
Governor Ross Asked
Set Date For Holiday

An association of one thing or an
other with headquarters in New York,
recently sent a communication to
Governor w. b. Ross of this state, re-
questing him to set aside the birthday
of VIM. Cody as a state holiday for
Wyoming.
This association is perhaps as well
informed as to the powers of governor
of this state as it has concerning the
deeds of valor and prowess of hunt of
Buffalo Bill" Cody.
1t is well enough if people desire to
go off into hysteria about a pioneer
and to laud his acts, keep green his
memory and give him reams of news
paper publicity but don't foist upon
the people of the state such a nobli-
CATION as a state holiday in memory
of a character such as ives Buffalo
Bill.
He was a government scout, which
is true; so were there hundreds of
others, as good and as well or better
than Cody. These sleep in unknown
graves. He killed his thousands of
buffalos for companies for which he
received his pay. He made Wyoming
his hunting grounds because game