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the kingdom of God is not meat and
drink, but righteousness, and peace,
and joy in the Holy Ghost. Rom.
14:17.
MONDAY, JANUARY 2, 1922
JUSTICE STANDS PAT
:he;
o V
o
?er
on
Jar-
oa
Of
ac
oNTi:REST in a celebrated murder case lias been
ve revived by the refusal of Judge Thayer, at Ded
Jclham, Mass., to grant a new trial to Sacco and
.-V.nn7e.tti. Radical ortrans. in this country and
abroad, find occasion again to assail the integrity ;
lwof American courts and insist that the prisoners
ttJire .being "railroaded to the gallows"' merely be-j
farse they are radicals.
th: As far as the general American public is con- j
kerned, its only real interest in the fate of these two
B i'reds" lies in its belief that murderers should be ;
)t,()i:nished. The only kind of "radicalism" it wants
to send to the gallows is the radicalism that kills.
'Murder is a very radical thing, whether associated
hmi:h any particular set of economic principle or
ea"t.
nt These men were accused and convicted oi a
krutal killing in connection with a pay-roll robbery.
tl'here is no convincing evidence that anybody in
anMassachusetts or outside of Massachusetts had any
merest in proceeding against them for anything
AMKKU'AN DKLLtiATKS MIOILP KHillT 1IAK1Y FOR
ELIMINATION OF "CONTKMPTIMI.K SI ltM.V
lilNK." SAYS OHIO SKNATOK
OKXATOI1 WILLIS of Ohio dedured in H recent state-me-nt
that ho is anxious fur American delegate's to the
arms conference to join Kuglish delegates In insisting on
th iibulltlon of the submarine in warfare.
"The conference is dolnif exceedingly well," said Sena
tor Willis, "and I shall support Its action. However, I do
hope our delegates will flKht hard for the
elimination of the contemptible submarine
as a weapon of war. On Us face It looks
ns if nothing eun he done in. that direc
tion since France is so determined in her
fUmd for .submarines. j
The American ilrle'gates may he In '
possession of facts we do not have, and i
thev may he forced to give way on the i
submarine question in order to gain sup
port from France and Japan on other
mutters. Yet 1 hope no such condition
develop, na 1 cannot suppress my doslro
iind wish thai the American delegates
will urgo the total uholitlon of subma
rines. My objection docs not mean tiny
criticism of thnt branch of the service
or of the personnel.
However, when ull is said and done, the submarine
strikes in the dark and is an assassin' on a largo scale,
' as tlio results of the World war show. U strikes mainly
at women and children and its actions (-an not bo con
trol led.
"The fact is the submarine has not the decency of a
rattlesnake, as that reptile docs give a wurnlnu before
: it strikes. There is no defense for the submarine as a
weapon of warfare."
The senator went on to say ho can see why the con
' forence may tint eliminate poison Gas, as thnt is a by
j product of another industry, and, though the nations sign
such an agreement, some of them-- may break the pact,
since that deadly weapon could bo obtained in a short
i while at comparatively small cost. On the other hand, he
I pointed out that the submarine is made of delicate ma
chlncry, renulrlns special plants and long periods of con
struction, so if the present vessels were wrapped, In case
'of war It would require perhaps two years for on outlaw
Ination to build, one.
!hncSpur,heMomerit
at
isc.
uC As for the actual guilt of the prisoners, out-1
nuvidcrs do not presume to judge, but they are cli s- j
"posed to take the word of the jury that found 'the
tmen guilty, and of the judge who presided and the j
ujudge who has reviewed the evidence, that their
retinal was fair and their sentence just. ' Yet as a
inlcsult of the amazing web of propaganda woven by
jliree formerly
ttm-t - nipiiim j mnn ill i iIIIa ill T i .
i IL Ull lltr-l 1 iili Ull.lItWilUtl. HIV 11 111 tl llVHf . OI4I1.V
iii P.oston. millions of people in Itay, France, Spain,
1'r.t.ril and elsewhere will find new cause to defame
Miericm justice.
STOP, LOOK. I.1STKN
An alderman from Brooklyn named MoC.tiinness
Would ban, by law, milady's oigarcl.
I'm' to ec tin' woimn smoking
is a matter most provoking.
And the initials of our times are all upset.
To toil (X 10 woman what she can or can't do
Is all the common man will undertake.
He must be a fearless hero
Or a Caesar or a Nero.
And even then the stoutest heart will quake.
We'd softly nudge the pentlemun frum Hrooklyn
About a thing-, perhaps, he's failed to note
That the femalo population
lias acquired a rullnn station
Since it lulled the men to sleep and got the vote,
Th mnjority of ladles are not smokeis,
Hut thnt is not the question of the hour.
Just, to tell 'em what they can't do,
What they shall or whut they shan't do
Is assumption that will .always turn 'cm sour.
HOME-TOWN
STUFF
She w.iu a
a fiiur-buitoii
lie h,.l jic-.
.-crlpt'.i'n
'ool tiaehi-r, and
model suuini 'r sluiU i
finished n graphic
(if how a
friend -of Ills h
" if; '
been struck in tlp eye by a golf bi
mm! neiirly lost bis sii'hl. It w.ts
delightful moonlight evening, and
they strolled through t'no campus
had grown rleoqnent in the details
the terrific drive, the whir of t
ball through the air, and tho audil
crash as it (drunk his companion fi
in -the face. Thin h" followed up Wi
a ilesei Iption of tho hlooil and pa
and a couple of subsequent major
orations, and' paused to light a, eig:
p'ro, while lie let tho efl'erl sink !
The moved slowly on for n fi
moments, and then slie suddenly lot
i cd up at him. "(Ice1, R.ie miirmun
I ' Til bet that boy had a black y(
I The janitor found her remains
I the frog pond the next morning.
Asked why. he left hell out of
recent sermon, P.roiher Williams i
plied:
"Kver'thlng to his senwn. 'Whl
I w',:z a preachln d.U sermon do tin
mometer wuz in ile iilnotle", an" h
spoke fer Itself"!
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T.TOST
L'l-'1 . . .
cnviui; is
CARELESS PEDESTRIANS
of
the criticism directed agiinst
iitst ami ions! .n-rnicnrs are
ve: . '
;v;t'lt of carelessness in driving. But it is
l!o make the blanket assumption that the driver is
isl:!vayj responsible when he bumps into a pede-
uf It has been seriously proposed in one city that
Oh, discretion is the better part of valor.
Ho, alderman, please lend receptive car.
Stop and listen. Friend MeCiilnnvrs.
Or the ladies will write "Finis"
On a promising' political enreer.
,
Oussie Htmiann, ncciuittiHl of a murder charge, says she
the IC-! Isn't going" Into the movies. She probably will find a good
absurd ,nnnv producers who will ngri with her on that point.
OIK MAY STOYi:
r ckk
(Directions.)
the damper Is full of water,
the damper the
llie killing of ,a pedestrian by an automobile should.,
U.ad automatically to the punishment of the driver
Mj)ior murder. Tint would be a tragic a travc-'y on
l,iustice as to apply the same rule to railroad acci
wdetus. and always sttuence the engineer for murdu,
JVithou; hearing the evidence.
t, J'.very pedestrian Knows that the community i-1
ittli of careless drivers, and every motori-t knows
'.hat the community is full of careless walkers. The;
driver of a car ha the superior obligation to look I
'iit for the other fellow, because in case of a .col-
inn it is the fi'.lier fi tloc Ins, ij lilclv tn iT..t I
urt. Hut the pedestrian certainly sliares the re-
ill-spfinsibility for avoiding a collision. It is up to him
hcto take reasonable precautions for his own safety,
":.nd also to realize thru even a citizen drivinir ,m
iiitomobile has traffic riu'tr.s which a fellow-citizen
foot ntisht to respect.
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in
JOIN THE LEGION
u
w i:'i
rx-.-ervice men
x war ors;ania-
,rt.J"l the Aimricut I .ctri"".
u v. ho have no: yet affiliated
' "'ion. The Legion
ii m
.,H hat it is the great sold.er organization of ',he coun
uy and one which will be of more service to its
has proven conclusively already i
' ;!unibers than
w' The .Y uteri
no
iictiv mt.
I'.r co
)K.(.ropi
j.igrnry
an
Mil
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others
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caii I
eoni'iitird.
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if erv.n
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make it
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iwirnetivi1
lii.ole
re po-t.
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When I'.
he coui.trv 1
tot
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Aatid
midiot one
''ttblicau
us
proiii rly cotidiiited. arid
' the i;r.i!e-t ll.tlintl.il
od within the "el till
an :m--piciops start.
I. vimi'.i! a'.d cv-inl. i. ;ring
imv, aio Oie cause is ,i dc-liuudu-.
o;'r pla!toue!
I'ennise .honk oil this mortal cm!.
' one o: its outstanding politician,
mole no secret of the tact that he
U for .be big nio'liid intcrrs's cl
o;-c I'et'i'isi
I o'ic too. He had
superior in the entire country. The He
parts can well afford to mourn .li s hi.
Make sure
Wetter.
Start the fire with n match, a little wood and an occa
sional dash of gasoline until tin- desired result is obtained.
Adjust the tlumT so It slides Into the ashpit door.
Leave the (t:unier alone. It Is wet enough now.
Never cn the fir door or spread the coals upon the
floor.
Slice the fuel, add mustard and masticate thoroughly.
Aslv.4 should be removed by taking stove to the street
and tnppint; gently with a sledire hummer. !. A. Paul.
Mr. J.dison says overeiiliiiR will shorten our lives. Ac
cording t thai a man who eats regularly In some .' the
downtown rufes we know of should live forever.
Scientist declares a dwid body may ls raised from be
neath the surface by passing it mirror over tho water.
Hut what if It should be the body of a man?
AYSWKKS
We take the liberty of presenting mini examination
nnsvver by bright shodboys, which bud Wn called to our
attention:
A. P. Is the abbreviation of nldomrn.
Shall Is used by ollte loplc: will by all others.
Homer's chief work are the Oddity and Idiot.
An ul-stract noun is the i:um of something that has
I no existence, as go.dness.
(in Bury is the greatest .opc who ever lived before bis
tne.
Tho lnix rfi-t tense Is used to express future action
in pant time which doei not tak' place tit all.
"Tho Contplit" Anlir" Is another name fur Km lid, !"
rausn be wrote all tilxjiil angle.
tlty un I'.iisleh boy-Tbi- IMerlm Fathers thought It
boll i lu be out vt this Wli ked tvotld. So the) ulunlitl III
Mas- ji bu.'lts.
uivp citwiv nvH
iWHO5WH0
I IN THE PAY'S NEWS
GKOlitiK Ii. (HinsTIAN
(leorge It. Cliristinn. Jr., In addi
tion to Tjcing the president's private,
secretary, is almori his adopted son.
There is something parental In tho
fondness t'r.o president and Mrs. Hard
ing have for Chris
tian. Having no
children, and hav
ing seen Christian
grow up from boy
hood, they enmo by
this feeling quite
naturallly.
Christian him al
ways believed in
sticking close to
Harding. That's
probably th'! rea
son ie now sits
Just outside tho
president's door in
lite White House
executive offices.
Christian worked on Harding's news
paper while going to school in Ma
rion. YVhen he came bark home from
military school at Chester, Pa., he
got married, took a job in his father's
stones business and moved into tiie
house next door tu Harding's on
Mount Vernon avenue in Ma-ion.
.Years later Harding was elected to
tho I'liUod Slnles smate. He went
I to Washington and soon sent for
'Christian to come theiv as his sec-
rotary. Christian was at Harding's
j side In Chicago wlcm news ot the
nomination came. He was wlih the
I candidate dee.: ion night. He stood a
I few fi-et from his chief during the in
jtvuKUral ceremony last March. A nil
ithen he .went Into the white House
I offices. H goes with the president
on all trips nut o: v asningnio.
Christian Is like a grown son to
Mrs. Harding. On many public cc
rasions they walk arm in arm behind
the president. Sometimes they dance
together. Mrs. Harding take many
pemoiiHl problems to him for advice.
I She calls often on Mrs. Cliiistiun. hav
I Ing known her us a next door neigh
bor for years in Marion.
Incidentally. Christian was a lem
oerat until u fov years itgo. although
his party affiliations were usually for
Rotten when Hirding was involved.
Ho was lending dork at the Demo
cratic convention in 1312. Christ an
lias two grown ions. The older,
named Wurren after t'.ie t-n-sldi-nt,
Is a West Point graduate and a flrU
lieutenant In the tegular anny.
Home Forum
KKGAKDING DK.ItS
We see in the Ardmorelte several
comments on the release of Debs. If
I to had been In any ether country
tut this, he would have been hinged.
Had he shut tip when war was de
i lured he would have been respec ted,
I ut he was stabbing in the back the
hoys who w -iv defending their conn,
try.
Homy Ford spent a million dollars
trying to prevent war. but after war
was declared he gave his full support
to his country. That Is the duty ot
every American; right or wrong.
Debs said over 1 1 its ovvn signature
that John P.rown of Harpers Ferr
fume should be hrnored equally with
t orgi) Washington.
For the ben -fit of the young renders
1 will explain ihe Jclm Brown raid.
Previous to the Civil Wi;r, .lolir.
l'.ii.vvn orgnnlze'd a e..impany of men
m Kansas and went to Harper's For
;, Vu , mid captured the nrseni.l ami
began to r.iiit the nigrocs and turn
litem loisi' on their old masters nnd
the white women nnd children, to
il pe, nit rth r Mid work all kinds m
e'l hue,
Wiit-l a'joiit a man tint wants to
hum r a ttiaa like that with the
J'allier of His country.
The .ioitii I 'i own mid was r ally ll
llrsl gun of that uimlvll war that
;ist the lives of o many yoetl men.
There are a 1 t of good Socialist
that don't know 'hit:. We don't want
to Kussiiin-lx-i .this country. Here's
to my country riijht or wrond.
TNCLK DICK" HOCEP.S,
Ardmore, Okku 12-30M.
TEN YEARS AGO
Happenings in Carter County wild
ArdinnrH as told by the files
of I lie Ardmorelte.
Hob Gilliam was being
his friends for National
man and was waging u
campaign for the place.
boomed by
committee,
very active
The board of city eommbisloners were
striving to decide on the a;, ulnt
men l of a uhiof of police with a
seeming dead lock .ending in the
negotiations.
Friends of Dr. Dow Toylar of oWel
ford were trying to induce him to
again nciept t.'e chairmanship of the
county central commit lee. hut the
doctor war. rather loath in assume
the Job for qnotiier term.
He had Just undergone n serin
operation. Then the surgeon dlsee
creel sniwt lilng had been neglect"
! Another operation. Three times tl
j oee-urred, when tle patient wear
i asked "Whv don't vnii sew a butt
i . t
! Charlie .Mays, the fighting editor
! the Kdij'ei ton Journal, has a Foi
' When a country editor can afford
j ear. who will dare to say tho age
j miracle; Is past? Of future, a Fe
will tin many thiims and Mr. Mu
probably will tire ll as a printl
I prer.s in easi'.of emergency. And
'will I'oiiic 1:1 handy when lv takes 1
shotgun nnd y,o s mil to rmii.d
I deliniiueiil subserliiers.
' STKKKT IMPKOMvML.M XOTI'
! The following st re . t Improveim
assessments will be due and payn
i January, 1st, 1922, mnl will become
linqueiit January Kith, P. 122.
I M FHO V'F.M I0NT DISTItleT No.
Tu in street from Ihe iTosnlng
: Fast Jfain nt "D" street to crossi
; of West Mu In ut "10" street. Din
1 street from crossing of "A" str
south-east to creissing of "li" str
southwest. "A"- nnd .Mill streets nor
cast to P.roadwity, North Washing!
to Hroadwity. "A-. "H" and "
(dreets north-west to Hroadway. A
street soul h-w est to 1t Ave. Sot
Washington street to 1st Ave. ".
"I:" nnd "C" streets south-west
1st Ave.
L. M. TIII'IJSTOV.
City Clerl
Published in Daily Ardmorelte X
22nd, l'rti-,1 and Dec. T.lst. 1(121.
.Miss
wlili n
Leona
Charlotli.
e'innor -pui
C'.iauricey
Wall I'tit'tlaiiied
'.y In Itonoi nf .Ws
if Al:i.
"fhe local camp. Woodnun of the,
World were making preparations to
take in Inn pew tm nibi f.. The i-imp.
then a" It Is now was the largest in
the state.
Highway commissioner Sidney Suggs
wns advocating' the consiriieiio'i of
a macadam highway from ihe city
limits to ihe cemetery. The mutter
was being considered by the hoard of
loun'y commissioners.
eiviliyjiiion holds
stitl waxes cold
years.
V
togelher i r till t!i
with the wilght of
NOTK i: I OIC I'l T.UC VUON
c I'etito-e
a spokestn.'
cotintrv. 11
a darn gum
w.i. a political !os,
had few equal, ami
Editorial of the Day
Slate of (ri.l.ihomu. Cartel' rotiiny.
In tho district court. No. XiiiH.
Purl Payne, by his iiet
I't.-iik Paytn, plalntilf, vs. Ira
. titnlaiii:
JIKNKY WATTKKSON
Marse Henry Watterson is eii.iel.
In all ages there are Just a f'W
outstanding Ir. tires. Theiv few hav
held civilization totcthcr. Twenty j
jenrs ago Marse Ib-nry Mild that e.ur i
1 1 aided elviliallon was JurL n tliin I
vennrlncr amounllns to little more!
than a polish ami to establish this ,
i intemmt w.-nt Into the innermost I
recesses of N'W Yorks four Ittindred, i
which wn-i the reliiefent'ttlve nf lite!
life of lite vv..ilth, and idiuwul to
the world that sreut wealth, sinntal
lt, dihauihery and Imheeney hell
way to an (Warming ixunt und his
xpmllion pirhapu Pavid this nation
JY-m a complete collapse.
Well do I ii number when a child,
way tip In the hills of old Kentucky,
v.bin tiie once a wn-k mud ariived
tie only ln-wsi-upiT it brought was
Ib-at y Waller: o"s Cmirler Join iu ami
stiiiltitc ns il, liihihl leetn the gleal
friend, I majority f those nioui'tiiliin is would
Payne, j mil out llie iesl i.inb r In the neigh
ll.nibood nnd n-al h,m mfurlabl)
hnte to give him up. We will
be lor.crome here vvllJiout him, but
.is he wrote to the old soldiers at 1
their last reunion til ChatlitiVHUta,
Wc will some d::y m i t on thfit
l eantifiil shi rc where titer." will h. I
no iporn parting."
C. T. P.rOXP.o.VT.
Sulphur. Ok la.
Is That Cold and
Cough Hanging On'
YOU will be convinced that F);
King's New Discovery does jii'
what it is meant to do soothes cougl
raw throats, . toii;etion-tormenie
chests, loosens the phloem psek ain
break the obdurate cold and grip'i
attaik, relieves the congestion in tli
head. No harmful drug, therefor
good for children an. nrll ai gronur
Kiglit away you will notice th
change for the better, lias a con
Yhu-iiiK, healinz ta'te that you i!
appreciate, lluy a bottle at any dnic
gists on the way home to-n du, cts.-.
Dr. Kind's
New Discovery
l-azy IVople, Lazy Bowels. Don'
neglect coastijotiot. It undermiao
the health, takes all vim out o
vou. Dr. Kinx's Tills will jnvigorati
the svstetn, stir up the liver, wove (hi
kittolc All A, ..' . n r .
. in uuiin, jc.
D PROMPT! WON T CKtPS
. r. King's Pills
IIKD JlKll s
nt
. . I)
The reason Debs i, free toi'uy. it t.rciusc he i
j "ebs, W c have no liesit.mcy in asserting thai.
""Were Debs a lumentity. a man without a following 1 ih defeminm
wouhl still be hatntnerinir on rocks in Mr
Dyclte's hotel in Atlanta. Urctkintr faith whh those.1'' " ,v', v'r to "rt on on" ir l'n r"n P,",,V K"t out uf
after th; mourning days
nil
no
nd'who die gets much easier
'"tire passcei .anyway..
Slio'iid we hve mixed Juries In iiIiiiIchI llss'., Are
iho rids of Justice best imvoI tbtouh Ibis system?
Cn Wouioti Ktfrly he ellbje. Ii-i In lung lontlniled
ii,ent.i and p)i)likl strnlni.'
The are few of Ihe l-fTlm-nt riiHtlniis fllKOtuli'ied S
n result of the outcome of n idi lu uled criminal en si'
few ds nei.
Aug,it l'rp. fori-man of the Jury In the case cited,
I letrve it t fully ever to have women nnd men
on the esme Jury, as tln-re is no Justice for the iwonle.
In sny cnee, or the Jury."
"Thr-re is no plsee tor wemen on a jury. Any woman
Said lb f. ltd Hit. It
notice that lie has
above mumd court
miiri Iiiko and must
i Payne, will take
Ins n sueil In the
for annulment uf
answer tho pell-
! Ill clef the shade of ihe f.irtil eager
liople tree III freM tiie po t or
jllce nnd ask for . tlm I'djlen'lals iit-.;
i They all winiled to know whsl Mm -e
craft.
O ,
y Modern genius bronchi the olcrse
It. Modern statesmanship is irying to scrap it.
nt o
r If peace come to Ireland the Irish
. m) e.
( o
H I'earc makes its elcnund f.r genius no lex thn
wu.
-o-
srrvlng. I'd rnthrr die than r through It strain.
The auerles hsve brouphl forth Widely tllvergeht
answers. Six d's- neit ttMik tiie Mlnt f cleavage of
opinion.
tteajons di-iced sMtime no superlirity of one sex
as comparrj with the other. Virtually all. however, do
assume profound differences.
It Is utsesl that the mental iroree of the manly
Milt want to mn Br"' "", "Mnl' woman so materully differ as to
.render probability of renrhing a common (omluslon slight,
i IrrMpTtivn of relative merits of conflicting conten
tions, one truth stands out prominent nnd incoittrovertible.
In the case lo whbh refetmce. lias been mdo the Jury
was subjoctrd to indignities which could riot have fulled
to affront any woman.
Hon filed therein by said plaintiff on ii'itiy said and foolhardy v;i" I i'
or .before Ihe pith day of February. ( ,;, who dnted lake Issue or cnll lu
A. I)., 1!.'2. or nli petition will be j (.ii.mion nny statetm tit cf this w n-
taken ns true mm a juugiiiciu ior ,M.,-f ,,n.
j l.iotutcd from the world were we
i i hlldren cf th.) moimtnlns. Wo knew
if only two gi'cat men who lived
away out in tho big busy wot Id. and
to our mind, held It tonelher. They
ll..:kl.l - . t . I t I I.. . I..- Ms. .11
-( li4'.m.i '') iTonshi the open door to I ugenc ,., ,,and ,rt ,,,, ,h.y u.e put tit
" Pelts. u of this i hafai ter. - S,in Ktah" is o Chronicle.
III
sld plnlittlff In said actum for annul
metit of nrirrlniie will be ivnd-red ac.
ciidingly.
Dated tills SOlh day of Iteeember,
12I.
CHAMPION & (iKfiUOK.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
ATTISST:
Jess J. Iaisley.
District Clerk.
I'y Hy LfRgaiis,
Penny.
TWO HKI.ll KOH IIKIJMMi
IN KSCAI'K OK 'ONVICT
McAt.iyTKfl Teim Ilroek. who Is
slbned to have hired ft tnxlcab and
driven by the state penitentiary, where
another mnvlet Joined him and made
his escape., his ln-ctt committed to Jail
hero In de-fault of bond on n dmrge
of nsliing eeinvlct tit e'-'ae, Cecil
Dill. Ihe inxlcali driver, who says the
men ptexse d a revnlvi r to hi ne'k
and liindrt him drive them to Chceulah
(also h.n t"""'!! tiki'tt into custody.
v.-ere Henry Wntlercon ninl (lrovr
Cleveland. Cleveland was cur presi
dent and Wnttcrson was our watch
ilog to see that the president did not
interfere with our hauling our apples
ti the tlstilhry nnd petting in re
turn a barrel of brandy fur C
winter.
We knew Mnrse Henry w-nild pro
lect us In our vcrloti pursuits to
u.nke a living.
We knew htm ns a givnt writer :iin'
we usrd blni to settle ittr ronlrvven
t-les In Knglbh. We knew him a n
miislelm and Many weteMie dispute's
that M.ire lleniy sit tint for us wlun
we orgnnixed our little bins band.
Col. Watlcrsnn was a great pUnisl.
li td his essay on Mow liuhenMdn
Pmyed", was wonderful.
Marse Ikltrv I difid. but the rmO
bet has done will last ns Ions a
Take Yeast Vitamcn '
Ishkts to Supply
Energy Food Ladis
Thin, run-down folks who imv in
woiid.-riug why they remain w nkinny
and IotUjir in energy even tlioush they
BiTin to cnt a lot, l.ould Iry t iling two
o( Mastm's tiny jeuM YI1A.MON
rublett with llnir ineiili nnd watch
restilta. Miuiii,', YITAMON TsWe'a
supply in liigl.ly roneenl ruled form a
imairr doe o( tin henttli-giving. hotly.
Isnlditig vit.itniiuvi. You lutelv tired to
get some tl thec precioui vitsmines
"A.MN lsblets mil with our
food, help it to diget sod supply just
what your Ixxly needs to Iced and
notiruh the shrunken tiwuet, the worn
out am-es, the Uiin Mood and Out
starved I ruin, ritnples, Ui aud skin
rruptiiiiis seem to vsnisti like n.sno
under this Lealtlifttl invinorstint Inllu
coce. Mostins MTAHioN w, not
cu" .fM "f "iwt tho stonis.-h, Isjt
stirngtheni tliedige.Uvs and intestinal
tract and hclpi to overcome tven
ehniiiie eonnipmio,,. ii, lt, ,0
mrrtilicr the mm c-Msslin'i VI-TA-K..
Avoid nib:iinie. s"d imiia.
tains. Y on e,,n ,.t M.in,' VITAMON
TsUeU at nil p,A dnigmtts.
WliJ
IASTINi5X7"
, sun
Ctsutnt
vrsst
VltSMlNI
tAnlll
WOL-FTO. YtT STARMNCI
2lTl',n',"lhslMd. Thar
jOtU VI TAMOM T.M.,.V,TZ
Am PoaiUrcIy Gumnttrd
to Tut On nrm Heth,
C!cr the Skin and Increase
Energy When Taken With
Every Meal or Money Back
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