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tallied by th e a sso c ia tio n . T h e la rg e r
p o rtio n , a b o u t tw e n ty -tw o ucres, v a l­
u e d a t m o re th a n $1.000,000, w as
b o u g h t o f th e c ity o f A le x a n d ria a t
a n o m in al figure, w h ich m ade It a gift.
C e re m o n ie s o f c o rn e rsto n e laving
JOHN Bi AKT
w e re p la n n e d fo r N ov. 4. th e a n n i­
v e rs a ry o f th e In a u g u ra tio n of th e
c o u n try ’s first P re s id e n t, bu t h a v e been
TEN TEAKS
a d v a n c e d to e a rly O ctober. T he day
tim es, ex cep t w hen used In ritu a l by h a s no t y e t been set. b u t th e p ro g ram
Ground Already Broken for Class­ th e A le x a n d ria lodge, th e e n tire te m ­
In clu d es p a rtic ip a tio n by P re s id e n t STNO T H E boy o f eig h t, ten y e a rs Is
p le w ill be ojieti to th e public.
a n ete rn ity .
T en y e a rs ag o he
ic Structure on Outskirts of
H a rd in g , C h ief J u s tic e T a ft a n d m any
o th e r notab>e a n d high g o v ern m en t h ad no ex isten ce. T e n y e a rs m ore
M
asonic
A
rt
G
allery
.
Alexandria. Va.
an d he w ill be a m an in s t a tu r e —
A bove th e h all, w hich w ill rise In a officials.
a s ire th a t seem s to him f a r beyond
c le a r sto ry from th e g ro u n d floor, w ill
a tta in m e n t.
be a m useum a n d M asonic u rt g alle ry .
T o th e boy o f tw enty-one, ten
JEFF DAVIS MONUMENT
H e re w ill be p lace d M asonic p o r tr a its
years, w hile n o t a lifetim e. Is a
a n d th e m any h is to ric re lic s of W ash ­
long s tre tc h ah ead .
in g to n a n d th e se v e ra l o th e r n o ted
A t th e e a d of th e com ing te n y e a rs
E v e r y M a s o n In C o u n t r y to Be A s k e d
V irg in ian s w ho fro m tim e to tim e
h e w ill l»e well on h is w ay to w h er­
to C o n t rib u te $1, a n d A lr e a d y
h a v e been m em b ers o f th e A lex an d ria
e v e r h e is going, su ccess or fa ilu re .
lodge.
$700,000 H a s B e e n C o l l e c t e d -
I f he could u n d e rs ta n d ju s t liow-
A rep lica o f th e first lodge h o u se
H a ll of F a m e f o r M a s o n s .
m uch th o s e te n y e a rs m ean. Just
u sed by A le x a n d ria lodge, w hich w as
w h at r a n be done w ith th em , ju s t
A lex a n d ria, Vu.— W ith th e tu rn in g d e d ic a te d by W ash in g to n , w ill !>e In­
w h a t th ey w ill yield if rig h tly c u lti­
o i th e first sod ou a b e a u tifu l sp o t on clu d ed . O th e r so u v e n irs in clu d e the
vated. th e re w ould .be fu r
less
th e o u ts k irts o f A le x a n d ria , o v e r­ clock w hich stood la-sUle W a sh in g to n 's
tro u b le an d d is tre s s in th e w orld.
looking th e n a tio n a l c a p ita l, w ork h as bed, th e |H>nduiuui co rd of w hich w as
T o th e m an of fo rty , ten y e a rs a re
begun on a m em orial to G eorge W ash- c u t a t th e m o m en t o f h is d e a t h ; a
te n y ears w hich m u st not be w usted.
lug ton w hich w ill be a fittin g com p o ck et k n ife g iven W a sh in g to n by his
T h e n ex t te n y e a rs a re Ids b est, ns
puidon-piece to th e L incoln M em orial I m o th er, w hich w a s c a rrie d by him as
f a r as p ro d u c tiv ity is concerned, if
in W ashington.
| u *‘°J' a n d m an ; Ills o ld h o u r-g lass, th e
lie lias not m ade th e la s t te n y e a rs
T h e edifice, a s ta te ly te m p le In sp ire d c h a ir h e o ccupied a s \\ o rs h lp fu l M as.
co u n t, h e still h a s a c h an ce w ith th e
by G reek a n d llom uii a rc h ite c tu re , Is te r an d w hich w a s u sed fo r 122 y ears,
n e x t ten.
b ein g e re c te d by th e com bined effo rts a n d th e W illiam s p o r tr a it of W a sh ­
A fte r th a t, u n le ss h e Is n p h e­
o f a ll th e M asons a n d M asonic o rd e rs in g to n , w hich h e ap p ro v ed .
nom enon. th e c h an ce w ill be gone, li e
W ith th e se w ill also be p lace d th e
In th e U n ited S ta te s, a n d w ill be a
c an p ro g ress u fte r fifty, g« fa r th e r
tr ib u te to W ash in g to n , th e m an anti sp a d e u sed in th e g ro u n d -b re a k in g
th a n he lias ev er gone, h u t ra re ly u n ­
M ason. It w ill be 200 fe e t fro m p o r­ cerem ony by L o u is A. W a tre s, P re s ­
less he is going s tro n g on h is fiftieth
tico to o b serv atio n p la tfo rm on th e id e n t of th e M asonic N a tio n a l M em or­
h jrth d ay .
top, an d w ill be su rro u n d e d by an ex ­ ial a sso ciatio n .
Look a t y o u r rem ain in g y e a rs ns
T h e th lrty -tw o -a c re trn c t s u rro u n d ­
te n siv e la n d sc a |ie d
g a rd e n
to be
on a sset. E x am in e th e n ex t ten o f
know n a s G eorge W ash in g to n p a rk . It ing th e te m p le h a s a lre a d y been ob-
them fo r o p p o rtu n ity , and see if you
is ex p ected th a t th e m em o rial w ill be
ca n allo t to each enough w ork to
com pleted in from fo u r to five y ea rs.
c a rry you a t a b e tte r p ace Into th e
T h e co st w ill be a p p ro x im a te ly
n ex t decade.
500.000.
T e n y e a rs w isely em ployed at any
Must
Serve
Punishment
C o n stru c te d o f snow y m a rb le a n d
tim e a f te r tw e n ty o u g h t to m ak e a
Meted
Out
to
His
Son
w h ite ,c o n c re te , th e colu m n ed s tru c tu r e
m an e ith e r a su ccess o r a failu re .
w ill to w e r high abo v e th e riv e r und
T h ey m ay, not he enough to brin g
H e rb e rt I*. V e rn ie r of S y ra ­
w ill s ta n d o u t from a b ack g ro u n d o f
a fo rtu n e, b u t th e y ought to bring
cuse,
N.
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a
s
se
n
te
n
c
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d
to
d en sely w ooded h illsid es.
h a b its a n d m eth o d s w hich la te r will
se rv e five m o n th s In th e O non­
In su re Independence.
M a s o n s to C o n trib u te .
d ag a c o u n ty ja il a f te r h e had
C om pare th e n e x t te n y e a rs w ith
ve.-iiifc. •
E v ery M ason h a s been a sk e d to con­
p lead e d g u ilty , to g e th e r w ith
th e la s t, nnd d e te rm in e th a t th e se
tr ib u te a d o lla r to w a rd th e fu n d , an d
his w ife, to u c h a rg e th a t th ey
A fte r fo u r y e a rs, w o rk h a s been re­ s tre tc h e s o f tim e, now em p ty und u n ­
a lre a d y m o re th a n $700.000 h a s lieen
k e p t th e ir flve-.vear-old son, K en ­
su m ed on th e Je ffe rso n I>avls m onu­ im proved, sh all he filled w ith ach iev e­
n eth , Im prisoned fo r five m o n th s
collected. A d d itio n al p led g es b rin g
m en t w hich Is b ein g e re c te d a t F air- m en t th a t is w o rth w hile.
th e figure to a lm o st $1,600,000. M ason­
In a n old d ry goods box in th e
You can p u t in to th e m alm o st a n y ­
view , Ky., th e b irth p la c e of th e p re si­
coal c e lla r o f th e ir hom e. M rs.
ic o rd e rs and In d iv id u a ls c o n trib u tin g
you
choose— w ork,
effort,
d e n t o f th e C o n fed eracy . W ork on It th in g
$100 to w a rd th e fu n d w ill be placed
V ern ie r w as se n t to Jail fo r ten
h a s b een h a lte d th re e tim es by lack th o u g h t, o r Idling, an d tim e w asting.
upon th e h o n o r c h n rte r roll to be k ep t j
day s.
A lm ost a n y m an can he m ad e o r
o f fu n d s. T h e sh a ft Is b eing m a d e of
am ong th e tem p le archiv es.
Y ou h av e at
c o n c re te nnd w ill s ta n d 351 fe e t high. b ro k en In ten years.
4?
T h e b u ilding, acc o rd in g to a rc h ite c ts,
le a st th a t tim e la-fore you If you a re
w ill be a f te r th e s ty le o f m em o rials
th e ag e o f th e a v e ra g e n e w sp a p e r
to h e ro e s p lace d a t th e h a rb o r e n ­
ren d er.
*
tra n c e s o f u n d e n t G reek a n d R om an
M ake up y o u r m ind th a t ev en If
cities, i t w ill he e re c te d on a rid g e
th e la s t te n y e a rs co u n te d fo r n o th ­
250 fe e t above th e P o to m ac, a n d from
ing th e n e x t ten w ill co u n t fo r m uch.
Its to w er, 200 feed h ig h er, a g ra n d 1
M ake th a t p u rp o se, and stick to It.
p a n o ra m a of th e C ity of W ash in g to n
A nd th e s e com ing ten y e a rs w ill la­
w ill lie b efo re th e o b serv er, a s well
th e best you h av e e v e r know n.
ns o f th e c o u n try b o rd e rin g upon
( C o p y r ig h t b y J o h n B l a k e )
M ount V ernon.
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T h e first floor w ill be g iven o v er
A ny w ay. It w a s n o t Isin g lass a t all
la rg e ly to a m em orial h a ll, th e com ­ As Perfect Insulator It Has Im­
In th e fro n t o f th e stove. H a d It been,
m an d in g fe a tu re of w h ich w ill be u
THE ROMANCE OF WORDS
portant and Varied Uses in
it w ould h a v e la s te d n s long ns p ap er,
h ero ic s ta tu e o f W ash in g to n . H ow ­
fo r Isin g la ss is m a d e o f th e a ir blad-
ev er, ns th e m em orial ns n w hole w ill
Electrical Industry.
"V IL L A IN ”
d e rs o f c e rta in fish a n d Is a soluble
be d e d ic a te d a lso to th e m em o ries
ISTO RY , w hich hns a h a b it
c o m b u stib le su b s ta n c e .
W h at re a lly
o f o ih e r g re a t M asons o f th e c o u n try ,
o f re p e a tin g Itself, ru n s
w as In th e sto v e w in d o w s w as m ica,
th e r e will be a v a ila b le to th e G ran d
tr u e to form in a n u m b e r of
o n e o f th e o d d e st o f n a tu r a l su b ­
L odges of each s ta te sp a c e In th e
w ords, as m ay be seen by the
sta n c e s, a n d w h ich Is now one of th e
m em orial hall In w hich th e y m ay e n ­
com parison o f th e c h a n g e s u n ­
g
re
a
te
s
t
boons
In
th
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sh rin e p o r tr a its o r o th e r tr ib u te s to
d e rg o n e by “p a g a n ” an d “ vil­
P o sse sse s
C o m b in a t io n
of
S p e c ia l
tr y ns a p e rfe c t In s u la to r. So im p o r­
M asons w hose d eed s p lace th,em be­
lain .” T h e fo rm er, a s we hav e
Q u a lit ie s F o u n d In n o O t h e r
ta n t Is m ica, in e le c tric a l goods, it Is
sid e th e F ir s t P re s id e n t.
seen,
first m e a n t n d w e lle r In
S u b s t a n c e — N o S a t is f a c t o r y
d e c la re d , th a t ninny o f th e lu rg e r elee-
Such m en n s P a u l R ev ere, re p re s e n t­
a v illage (p n g u s), th e n a h ea th e n
S
u
b
s
t
it
u
t
e
F
o
u
n
d
.
trio n l su p p ly m a n u fa c tu rin g co m p a n ies
ing M a s s a c h u s e tts ; D e W itt C linton,
v illa g e r a n d th e n a h e a th e n .
ow n nnd o p e ra te th e ir ow n m ien m ines.
N ew Y ork ; B en jam in F ra n k lin , P e n n ­
S im ilarly, " v illa in " w as o rig i­
W ash in g to n .— Do you rem e m b e r how
sy lv an ia ; H e n ry C lay, L ew is a n d
S p l i t In t o T h i n P la te s.
n ally ap plied to th e s e r f o r p e a s­
you
used
to
sit
b
e
fo
re
th
e
obi
b
a
rre
l
C lark . Iiln lr, R a n d o lp h nnd m any
a n t, know n a s “v llla n u s” be­
Mien, sa y s th e b u re a u . In clu d es a
o th e rs h a v e been su g g e ste d to be re­ 1 sto v e In th e p a rlo r, o r b efo re th a t g ro u p o f se v e ra l m in e ra ls c h a ra c te r­
c a u se he w as a tta c h e d to th e
m em b ered th u s ns p ro m in e n t h isto ry - I "n ew -fan g led " la tro b e , w u tc h in g th e ized by a p e rfe c t b a sa l c le a v a g e by
v illa o r farm . In th is sen se it
j glow o f th e c h eery w in te r fire th ro u g h
m ak in g MaSor.s.
h ail no o p p ro b rio u s m eaning
v irtu e o f w hich th ey m ay be s p lit Into
I
th
e
“Isin
g
lass
w
indow
s?
You
m
ay
T h e tem p le w ill he th e a c tiv e lodge
w h a te v e r, b eing p ra c tic a lly a
ex ceed in g ly th in p la te s.
q u a r te r s of A le x a n d ria • W ash in g to n th in k t h a t sin ce th e b a se m e n t fu rn a c e
synonym fo r o u r w ord "c o u n try ­
H ow o fte n ns a y o u n g ste r d id you '
L odge No. 22 A. F. nnd A. M., of j h a s g e n e ra lly su p p la n te d th e tro u b le ­ m uke w o n d e rfu l finds o f "g o ld ” o r j
m an " o r “ru s tle .” T h en , because
w hich W ash in g to n w a s th e first M as­ som e p e sk y th in g s th e p ro d u c e rs of “silv e r" am o n g th e rock d e p o sits n e a r j
It w a s ta k e n fo r g ru n te d th a t the
te r w hen It w as L odge No. 3b. O th e r "isin g la ss" m ust h a v e long sin c e gone th e h o m e ste a d ?
p e a s a n t w ould be ch u rlish , se lf­
O f co u rse, th e
room s su rro u n d in g th e a triu m will be b a n k r u p t; b u t th e r e ’s m o re d em an d d re a m s o f w e a lth v a n ish e d w hen you I
ish, d ish o n est, a n d g en e ra lly of
given o v er to th e u se s o f g ru n d n a ­ fo r it now’ th a n e v e r b efo re, sa y s th e
evil m oral co n d itio n s— referrin g ,
fo u n d th e silv e ry . - r golden flakes j
tio n a l bodies o f th e o rd e r. At all U n ited S ta te s b u re a u of m ines.
o f course, »inly to th e p e a s a n ts
w e re on ly m ica.
S uch m ien h a s no
o f o th e r d ay s— th e w ord began
c o m m ercial v a lu e ; It is only w hen It
to ta k e on th e s e seco n d ary c h a r­
o c c u rs In la rg e d e p o sits w h ere It a p ­
a c te ris tic s . a n d , a t th e th ird
p e a rs In “ books" fa irly fre e from de­
ste p , n o th in g of th e m eaning
fec ts, v a ry in g in w id th und len gth
w hich th e etym ology suggests
from n few In ch es to fe e t nnd up to
su
rv iv es.
T h e p e a s a n t Is en ­
six in c h e s o r m o re In th ic k n e ss it Is
tire ly lost, an d th e evil m oral
o f value.
co n d itio n s o f him w ho Is called
O f th e se v e ra l v a rie tie s o f th e m in ­
liy th is nam e alone rem ain , for.
e ra l o n ly tw o a re o f co m m ercial
In Its final stng«-, th e e p ith e t limy
v alu e, th e “ m u sc o v ite " o r w h ite m ica,
be a s freely ap p lied to th e p eer
a n d th e “p h lo g o p lte " o r a m b er. In dia,
a s to th e p a u p e r.
In fa ct,
C nnniln n n d th e U n ite d S ta te s a re th e
th a n k s to p o p u la r fiction an d the
c h ie f p ro d u c e rs.
even m ore p o p u la r screen , th e
H a « S p e c ia l Q u a litie s.
c u rr e n t v isu alizatio n o f a vil­ :
Mien possi*ssos n co m b in a tio n of
lain Is th a t »if a w ell-dressed,
sp e c ia l q u a li ti e s w hich Is fo u n d In no
bln»-k-mnstache»l, rlgH rette-sm ok-
o th e r s u b s ta n c e , c o n se q u e n tly no s a t­
in g p erson, hreil w ith in th e
is fa c to ry s u lis titu te h a s been found.
m o rally oram iied confines o f tlie
C h ie f am o n g th e s e q u a litie s a r e e la s ­
b ig c ity r a th e r th a n ra ise d In
tic ity , to u g h n e ss, flex ib ility , tr a n s ­
th e
th e o re tic a lly
p u re
a t­
p a re n c y , a b ility to w ith s ta n d e x ces­
m o sp h ere o f th e farm . T h u s do
siv e h e a t anti su d d e n c h n n g cs s f tem ­
w o rd s sw ing a ro u n d u n til th e ir
p e ra tu re ,
high
d ie le c tric s tre n g th ,
m ean in g p o in ts In a d irectio n
c le a v a b lllty am i re s is ta n c e to decom ­
p recisely o p p o site to th a t In
p o sitio n .
w hich th ey start»-»!.
An Im p o rta n t u se o f e le c tric a l m ica
b y th # W h fk ie r S y n d tr a t« , I n e .)
Is fo r In te rle a v in g b e tw e e n th e cop­
p e r se g m e n ts of c o m m u ta to rs. T hin
-O -
film s a r e u sed In v a st n u m b e rs In con­
d e n se rs fo r m a g n e to s a n d In w ire less
a p p a ra tu s . A s s h e e ts In g re a tly d i­
versified sh a p e s, o r a s w a sh e rs am i
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tu b e s, m ica is u sed e x te n siv e ly a s an
in s u la to r In d y n a m o s a n d In v a rio u s
I v m dtncin$ k * t r\Ȥkt
a p p lia n c e s, in fu se boxes, so ck ets. In­
witk rrxy
pvm pj
su la to rs , e le c tric h e a te rs , fla tiro n s, te l­
too 1 o o j % ------
e p h o n es, e tc .
A s a h e a t-re sistin g , tr a n s p a re n t m e­
I Hop« tk-bt tk e <jir’
A dolph X iflot, official in te r p r e te r in th e b u re a u n* fire in v e stig a tio n . dium , s h e e t m ica Is s till u sed in f u r ­
never knov^
N ew Y ork fire d e p a rtm e n t, w ith th e v o tin g m ach in e w hich h e h a s in v en ted . n a c e sig h t holes, fo r h e a t s c r e e n s
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th e m a ch in e m a k e s e ith e r h o n e st m is ta k e o r ‘fra u d v ir tu a lly Im possible. p a rtic u la rly fo r g a s m a n tle s, also fo r
v/itk
k kn^vorous ^rtxe.
It Is sim p le a n d “f o o l p r o o f o f o p e ra tio n an d re q u ire s n e ith e r e le c tric ity n o r m ilita ry la n te rn s a n d la n te rn slble«.
Hou m^.dly 1
I ts a b ility to w ith s ta n d s tr a in s and
sp rin g s. T h e v o ter se e s n o t only th e n a m e a n d em blem o f th e p a rty h u t th e
p ic tu re o f ea»h c a n d id a te . H e v o tes by d ro p p in g a little h a ll in a sl,K b e n e a th sh o ck s, com bined with. Its tr a r s p e r -
cvrU d up
th e p ic tu re . In th e c a se o f d ish o n e sty th e w ord “fr a u d " w ill ap|> enr o u tsid e enejr, h a s l«*d to w i»le u se In m o to r
m y to e s .
th e b o o th , a l>ell w ill rin g to a tt r a c t a tte n tio n o f p olice a n d w a tc h e rs , a n d th e goggles, sp e c ta c le s, d iv e rs' helm ets,
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I'UACTICE
T y iU E N D S IIIl* . th e m ost sa c re d o f
a ll m oral bonds. Is n e v e r a p p re c i­
a te d a t its full w o rth u n til by som e
un lo o k ed fo r sn ap of Its golden m oor­
in g s it ta k e s frig h t anil flies aw ay.
Iu th e ex citem en t o f th e m om ent,
th e loss m ay not be keen ly felt, b u t
a s th e y e a rs rid e by in th e ir sw ift
c h a rio ts , lin es m u rk th e fa c e a n d
s tra n d s o f silv e r s tre a k th e h a ir,
th e r e conies to th e lo se r a n Inex­
p re s sib le sen se o f lo n elin ess w hich
sh a rp ly re m in d s him o r h e r o f th e
g lo rio u s su n th a t lias se t b ehind th e
p u rp le hills.
A frie n d sh ip w hich m u ltip lie d Joys
and d iv id ed so rro w s Is g o n e fo rev er.
A s you re p e a t th is w o rd "gone" In
th e n ig h t w hen you a re alone, a n d
a g a in lq th e m o rning an d a t in te r­
v als th ro u g h th e day. It com es upon
you w ith a new a n d te rrib le m eaning.
llo w g lad ly you w ould e ra s e It, b u t
In s p ite o f y o u r o ft b o a ste d s tre n g th
o f w ill, you find In y o u r g rie f th u t
you can n o t do it.
P rid e sco res as d ic ta to r.
L ik e n b eg g ar you su p on Its d ry
c ru s ts, nnd go to bed n ig h t a f te r
n ig h t w ith a n a c h e In y o u r h e a rt
an d a stin g In y o u r conscience.
Y et you keep
going cro o k ed ly
a b o u t th e byw ays an d h ig h w ay s of
life a n d c o n tin u e y e a r a f te r y e a r th e
rag g ed p ra c tic e o f u n b en d in g y o u r
neck o r cu rv in g y o u r lip s * w ith a
frien d ly sm ile.
It no lo n g e r m a tte r s so m uch how
y o u r b e h a v io r a p p e a rs to th e g la r­
ing ey e s o f th e w orld, so you p e r ­
sist stu b b o rn ly to a ir -your p rid e an d
flout It In p u b lic places, d ro p p in g
d ally a little low er front th e high
Ideals so sa c re d to you In th e p eace­
ful, h a llo w ed d ay s o f frien d sh ip .
In th e b ack g ro u n d o f ev ery pic­
tu r e d e p le tin g h u m an u n h a p p in e ss
you w ill find an ugly b lu r o f co lo r
q u ite a t v a ria n c e w ith th e ru le s o f
h arm ony, cau sed by a slip o f th e
to n g u e o r n sp u rt of p a ss io n a te n n g er
b etw een tw o perso n s, co m m u n ities o r
n atio n s.
If you w ill stu d y th e b lu r In ten tly ,
you w ill find th a t It Is th e evil th in g
th a t
d e stro y s
peace
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stre w s
b a ttle fie ld s w ith riv u le ts o f blood.
If you h a v e a tr u e frien d , give
him o r h e r th e best o f w hich p u re
frie n d sh ip Is c ap ab le o f g iv in g ; or.
If you h a v e q u a rre le d , b re a k tlie
tru c e anil heav en w ill bless y o u !
(® l» li. by McCtor« N«w»p»p»r Syndlcst« )
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Failura a t Shown in Your Palm
IT A w n
LO SS OF
M ONEY
E m ay read by
A S i>t W tin-
h and th a t
v a rio u s sig n s
P O N ’T
W ORRY!
X W I I E N th e sun Is b lazin g hot,
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D on’t w o rry !
W hen th e b reezes blow eth not.
D on't w o rry !
T h in k how It nffeots th e c o rn ;
B u m p er crop, us s u r e 's y o u 're born—
G et up sm ilin g e v ery uioru.
D o n 't w o r r y !
W hen th e Icem an b rin g s h is bill.
D o n 't w o rry I
K eep y o u r to n g u e an d te m p e r still.
D on’t w o r r y !
P ay Ills h uge o u tra g e o u s toll.
F o r th e y ’ve got you In a hole—
If not Ice, th e n It's fo r c o a l—
D o n 't w o r r y !
T h in g s look l»n»l th e co u n try th ro u g h ?
D on’t w o rry !
C a n 't h elp th in g s by looking blue.
D o n 't w o rry !
Sm ile und Ju st keep on y o u r way,
T h in g s w ill w o rk out rig h t som e day.
So let n o th in g you d ism ay —
D o n 't w o rry 1
E v ery d a rk cloud In y o u r s ig h t—
D on’t w o r r y !
H us a silv e r lin in g b rig h t.
D on’t w o r r y !
D on't le t tro u b le tro u b le y o u ;
J u s t refus«- to f r e t nnd s te w ;
T o y o u r ow n good sens«- p ro v e tru e —
D o n 't w o rry t
H ot, c f course, b u t w hnt of H int?
D o n 't w o rry I
It w ill m ak e th e h a rv e s t fa t.
D on’t w o r r y !
T oll to d n y — to m o rro w r e s t ;
lir n r e y o u r n e rv e s to sta n d each te s t,
F o r w h a te v e r 's, Is b e s t—
D on’t w o r r y !
( C o p y r i g h t b y W i ll M. M a u p in .)
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" W o r r y arm o p tim is m c a n n o t tr a v e l
th e s a m e r e a d , to s a y n o th in g o f g o in g
In th e s a m e c o m p a n y . A re a l good w o r­
r i e r la n o t g e n e r a lly s o u g h t a f t e r , e ith e r
In b u aln eae o r eo clal life ."
FO R
THE
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n p O M A KE hot lunch sandw iches,
chop re m n a n ts o f hain fin e; season
nnd m o isten w ith c re a m o r m elted
b u tte r a n d -put on b u tte re d slices o f
b read .
P re s s th e slices firm ly to ­
g e th e r nnd trim th em In oblongs o r
squnres. B»-st o ne egg n»ld from a
cu p fu l to a p in t of m ilk, acco rd in g to
th e n u m b er o f sa n d w ic h e s ; ncbl a little
p e p p e r an d s a lt an d d ip each san d w ich
in th e m ix tu re , tu rn in g once »»r twl«-e
u n til w ell sntiirat*-d. B row n d elic a te ly
on both sl»l»-s In a h o t fry in g p an w ith
a little butter. S erve a t once on a hot
p la tte r, gnrni*h»-<l w ith p arsley o r
n a s tu rtiu m le a v e s arid blossom s. S an d ­
w ich es fill»-»! w ith Jelly tuny tie fried
th e sam e w ay, »lusteil w ith powdere»!
s u g a r an d serve»| ns d e sse rt.
A p p lt
S a la d .
S lice teiu b -r ap p le s th in ly , leav ­
su b je c t h a s acq u ire d , o r is to nc»tulre, ing th e skin rem ain If b rig h t red.
w ealth
th ro u g h
In h e rita n c e
o r Mix w ith h a lf a« m uch nnely-cut
th ro u g h h is o r h er ow n ex e rtio n s, so celery, choppe»! onion o r »-abb a te .
we m ay rea<! also. In tlie h an d , th e Add enough th ick c»Hike<l saliul dre«s-
loss o f w ealth , a f te r It h a s been |»»s- tn g to bold I h g m ix tu re to g e th e r I-ra ­
sessed an d enjoyed.
il u t h u tte r m ay h e nse»l In pla«-e o f
In sp ect c a re fu lly th e fing»-r »>f S a t­ th e d re ssin g If d e s ir e d ; season w ith
urn. th e niid»lle o r rin g finger, n e a r sa lt, p e p p e r nnd th in w ith a little
th e top, fo r a a ta r.
If It a p p e a rs v in e g a r nnd w a te r. S erv e on le ttu c e
p lain ly n e a r th e a d l* o f th e finger. o r in a p p le cups.
It Indicate*® l"-« <>f p —ition an d
m oney. See also th e M ount »»f Ha-
S tra w b s rry C ake.
m oney. S ee also th e m ount o f S a t­
M ake a one-egg enke m ix tu re and
urn. w hich lie s a t th e b a se o f th e tm ke In tw o lay ers. T a k e th e w h ites
b a se o r b eg in n in g o f th e m ount, a o f tw o eggs b eate n stiff nn»l »Iry, th e n
zigzag line, th e aum e Ions la in d i­ s d d one ra p f u l «>f c ru sh e d stra w b e r­
c te d .
rie s m ixed w ith one rn p fu l o f sugnr.
N a tu ra lly , It m uat be n n d ersb m d A dd g ra d u a lly , h ea tin g all th e w hile
th a t th e s e signs, a s so m any o th e rs u n til stiff enough to hold Its shape.
In th e h a n d , a re n«»t a lw a y s p erfectly P la c e on th e r a k e an d coyer w ith th e
d e a r and w eB -m arked, a n d g re a t r a r e o th e r lay er.
m ust be exercise»! In re a d in g them . In
c o n ju n ctio n w ith th e o th e r m a rk s an d
sig n s In th e hand.
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