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sc rib e d In th e le t te r u n til i t is re ­
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W ill b rin g you m o re reg ard . I know .
T h a n v elv e t g a rm e n ts gay.
T h a n all th e artific ig t show
F o r w hich you c an n o t p ay .
I f rich o r poor, if sm all o r g re a t.
I f age Is y o u rs, o r y o u th .
W h a te v e r fo rtu n e , ’e v e r fa te.
Y o u r g re a te s t c h a rm Is t r u t h ;
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T h e goal, h o w e v e r fa r.
W ho do n o t so m e th in g try to seem
B u t seem th e th in g th e y a r e !
( £ by M cC lure N e w s p a p e r S y n d ic a te .)
“ Dig Iro n .”
P ig iro n is so c a lle d b e c a u se th e
m o lten m e ta l is ru n in to a lo n g m ass
w ith s h o r te r p ie c e s a tta c h e d to it a t
rig h t a n g les.
T h e lo n g p ie c e s a re
called th e sow , a n d th e s h o r te r a re
ca lle d th e pigs.
Som ething
T h in k s lb o u t
By F. A. WALKER
Y o u th fu l C h iv alry .
A seco n d g ra d e te a c h e r a sk e d h e r
pupils w h a t a c o w a rd w as. O ne little
n p o T H O S E h o p e fu l In dividuals w ho
boy ra ise d h is h a n d a n d s a id : “A cow ­
k e e p th e ir g a z e on th e to w e rs of
U to p ia , g lin tin g lik e gold in th e far-off a rd is a hoy w ho fig h ts g irls."
d re a m y d ista n c e , give th ought to th e
D e rric k s M u st Be of S te e l.
g olden ru le a n d p u t Its tine p re c e p ts
In to a c tu a l p ra c tic e , th e lark* a re a l­
B ecau se o f th e h ig h w in d s p re v a il­
w a y s singing.
ing in th e A la sk a n p e tro le u m field s it
T h e s e h u m a n s h a v e th e ir tr ia ls and
h as been found a d v is a b le to build th e
difficulties, “even a s you and I,” h u t
w ith th em a ll, th e y rnnnage to w ear d e rric k s of s te e l In s te a d of w ood.
SINGING
a sm ile o f co n te u t.
T h e y go a b o u t th e ir d u ties, h ow ever
d isc o u ra g in g th e y m ay seem , w ith a
c h e e rfu ln e ss t h a t giv es in s p ira tio n to
th e d isc o n te n te d a n d
fau lt-fin d in g
so u ls, fre q u e n tly losing th e ir w ay and
fa llin g in th e m ire o f d e sp air.
T h ey know in tu itiv e ly w hen to speak
a n d w hen to c u rb th e ir to n g u es, fo r
th e y h a v e le a rn e d th e m ost difficult of
a ll a rts , th e a r t o f self-co n tro l, w hich
th e v e n e ra b le sa g e s w ill tell you is the
first ste p p in g sto n e to w orldly success
a n d an e n d u rin g h ap p in ess.
H o p e n e v e r d e s e rts th em , even in
th e ir d a rk e s t h o u rs.
S he h olds h e r b lazin g to rc h over her
h e a d a n d b id s th e m follow .
So th e gloom o f so m ber n ig h t is
tra n sfo rm e d to day, an d tlie tru stin g
d iscip les move fro m p la c e to place, con­
fident o f th e ir a b ility to find th e ir way
to th e h ills w h e re th e la rk s a r e sing­
in g a n d th e sk y is fo re v e r lig h t with
g lo rio u s su n lig h t.
T lie w o rld o w es a d e b t o f g ra titu d e
to th e s e o p tim istic p eo p le w hich It
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p a r t o f th e w orld, a re lik ew ise delin­
q u e n t an d posalhly th o u g h tle ss o f our
In c re a sin g o b lig atio n .
W e a re too self-cen tered , too greedy
fo r g ain, too fa ith le ss.
W e b ru sh a sid e th e w eak In o u r p u r­
s u it o f e a rth ly d ro s s a n d tru m p le them
u n d e r o u r h a sty fe e t, n e v er stopping
to look back to se e w h e th e r w e have
h u r t th em . W e fo rg e t th n t w e all are
o f o n e flesh, a n d if w e h a v e in ju red
th em , we h a v e in ju re d o u rselv es.
E v e ry d ay th e W ise K eep er o f the
Book o f L ife is c a llin g on som e debtor
to b lo t o u t h is o r h e r d elin q u en cies, a l­
w ay s h an g in g o v e r h is o r h e r bead u n ­
til th e a c co u n t Is i*ud In full.
I f you h a v e can celed your” o b lig a­
tio n an d k e p t th e fa ith , th e d ay of reck ­
o n in g w ill h av e n o te rro rs , f o r you will
find you a re a s fre e an d h ap p y a s the
la r k s sin g in g In g la d n e ss all a b o u t you
w hen th e d a w n in g ia rosy a n d th e a ir
la fr a g ra n t w ith th e s o n: of tinker».
Lincoln vs. You
L in c o ln b e lo n g s t o th e «gen . IT« w an a
m m a m o n g man a m i a ll th e w o r ld to d a y
r e c o g n iz e s h is g e n iu s o f c h a r a c t e r .
L in c o ln w a s s e l f - t a u g h t .
In stea d of
w a it in g fo r s o m e o n e to p o u n d k n o w le d g e
In to h im . h e w o u ld w a lk m il e s t.» s e c u r e
a b o o k t h a t h e m ig h t p u r s u e t h e q u e s t of
k n o w le d g e w h ic h w a s a s u p r e m e p a s s io n
w ith h im t h r o u g h o u t h la lire.
L in c o ln in s t in c t iv e ly k n e w thi»t k n o w l­
e d g e w a s th e k e y t h a t u n lo c k s t h e d o o r
to fa m e a n d fo r tu n e , o r a n y sure»*«« t h a t
H e w e n t d lr e c t l
a fte r
k n o w le d g e to p r e p a r e h im s e lf no t h a t
w h e n h is c h a n c e c a m e h e w o u ld b e r ea d y .
Y ou m a y lo o k h a n d s o m e r th a n L in c o ln ;
nu fn a y h a v e m o r e n a t iv e s t r e n g t h th a n
ln c o ln ; y o u m a y h a v e a n I n t e lle c t th a t
c o u ld e a s il y l>e d e v e lo p e d ; b u t If yo u
h a v e n o t th e b u r n in g d e s ir e t o d e v e lo p
y o u r s e lf , y o u a r e c e r t a i n to s t i c k in th e
m u d - s o c k c la s s .
K n o w le d g e I* d is t in c t ly a m a t t e r o f In-
■ filia tio n
i f >ou d o n o t s e c u r e k n o w le d g e
y o u a r e )u a t a s c e r t a in t o s u f f e r fnt y o u r
la c k o f d e v e lo p m e n t in a m e n t a l w . y a*
y o u w o u ld c e r t a in ly d r t e r lo r a t e p h y - ic a lly
if y o u la id In b e d a ll t h e t im e a n d w ou ld
n e g le c t to d e v e lo p y o u r m u s c le * .
to u t-
nena le a d * to p a in a n d fa ilu r e . I f y u In ­
s i s t o n b e in g la x y , t h e la w o f c o n
n»a-
t lo n w ill fo r c e y o u to p a y c o m p o t d In ­
t e r e s t fo r y o u r I d le n e s s
Y o u v ill be
w h ip p e d a n d s c o u r g e d a n d m a d e to d o th e
m e a n e s t w o r k o f t h e w o r ld
Th-* h ard
la w s o f n e c e s s ity a r e su r e to o v e rta k e
y o u . Y ou m u s t e a t a n d pe< p ie w 1 In sist
t h a t y o u e a r n w h a t >nu e iit
'I 1 » w h ip
o f n a r e s s lt y w ill h e a t y o u r h '»*d >g b a c k
n r d t h e a h a r p t o n g u e o f a h e m " e - s w o rld
w ill t e a r to s h r e d s y o u r s e n s lb llli - W h e n
y o u a r e s t r e t c h e d o n t h e e rn sa
n eces­
s it y , p e o p le o f t h is w o r ld w ill rr- « n yo u
w it h th o r n s a n d d r iv e In to y o u fle s h ,
n a ils e x p r e s s in g th o lr s c o r n .
L in c o ln k n e w t h a t th e w o r ld w ill n e v e r
f o r g iv e fa ilu r e .
l-o g lc a lt y h e e o ' l p p e d
h im s e lf to s u c c e e d a n d h e d id s u c c e e d .
Y ou, to o , c a n s u c c e e d , h o t y o u m u s t p r e ­
p a r e y o u r a e lf fo r t h e b a t t le o f lif e
T h e g r e a t e s t a s s e t In lif e la a s tr o n g
c h a r a c t e r a n d th e a b il it y to e x p r e s s y o u r ­
s e lf
I f y o u a r e d u m b a s a d o g y o u w ill
r e c e iv e t h e r e w a r d o f a d o g , t h e c r u m b s
fr o m s o m e r ic h m a n 's ta b le , w h o u n d e r ­
s t a n d s th e w a y to e x p r e s s h im s e lf .
T h e g rea t m a ss o f m en h a v e m ad e no
e f f o r t t o d e v e lo p t h e m s e lv e s . N e a r ly a ll
a r e c a p a b le o f I n fin ite d e v e lo p m e n t , b u t
t h e y d o n o t r e a l is e It T h e y a r e p a r a ly z e d
b y t h e th o u g h t t h a t t h e y a r e I n fe r io r
w h e n In r e a lit y t h e o n ly d if f e r e n c e b e ­
t w e e n a s u c c e s s f u l m e n a n d t h e m s e lv e s
Is d e v e lo p m e n t .
T h e y c o u ld e a s il y g r o w If t h e y w o u ld
g e t b u s y a n d d e v e lo p t h e m s e lv e s a s L i n ­
c o ln a n d o th e r g r e a t m en h a v e d o n e .
T o n d o nrft have to be a s u p e r man or
a g i a n t o f I n te lle c t, but y o u d o h a v e to
he J u s t a lit t le b e t t e r th a n t h e a v e r a g e
to b e s e le c t e d to o c c u p y a s e a t o f h o n o r
a n d e a s e w h e r e y o u will w o r k less a n d
g e t m ore
If y o u s im p ly d e v e lo p t h e s t i f f h a r k
o f a J a c k - a s s a n d t h e p h y s ic a l s t r e n g t h
o f a m u le y o u w ill n a t u r a lly b e p a id for
b r u te s t r e n g t h a n d n o t h in g m o r e , b e c a u s e
t h a t Is a ll y o u r e q u ip m e n t w ill e n a b le y o u
t o r e n d e r In d o in g t h e w o r k o f th # w o r ld
L in c o ln w is e ly t e a m e d t o ta lk c o n v ln c -
A b u sy m an of larg e aff.Mrs. w itn ess
o f th e follow ing Incident, w as so Im­
p re sse d w ith its significance th a t he
p erso n ally h a s w ritte n th is a c c o u n t:
“O n one o f th e la rg e g reen b u sses
of th e W ash in g to n R ap id T ra n sit com ­
p any last w eek, com ing dow n S ix­
te e n th s tre e t on Its way to P ennsyl-
v unia avenue, every av ailab le se a t w as
ta k e n an d no one w a s sta n d in g . At
th e n e x t sto p a lad y b o ard ed th e bus.
A sm all boy s e a te d n e a r th e w indow
Ju s t beyond a lady w ho occupied th e
en d se a t, p ro m p tly a ro s e an d offered
h is s e a t to th e new p a ssen g er, w ho
p ro te s te d s a y in g :
“ ‘O h. do not give up your s e a t fo r
roe. little lad. You a re a little lud and
I am a w om an. K eep your se a t.'
“ ‘N o,’ sa id th e lad.
‘I c a n 't do
th a t.’ A lread y h e had le ft h is se a t
an d th e lady proceeded to ta k e it.
“ S he said , ‘I am in te re ste d to know
w hy you g av e th e s e a t up to m e.’
“ ‘W ell, sa id th e lad, ‘th e r e a re tw o
reaso n s. In th e first place, you a re a
lady, an d I am a hoy. In th e second
p lace I prom ised to do it.’
“ ‘You p ro m ised to do It?' sa id th e
lady in a sto n ish m e n t. ‘W hom did you
p ro m ise nnd w hy?’
“ ‘W ell,’ e x p lain ed the boy, ‘you see
I am a boy sco u t, an d 1 p ro m ised my
sc o u tm a ste r to give my seut to u lady
o r sm all ch ild on h o ard stre e t c a rs and
b u sses w tien th e r e w as no o th e r se a t
to he had.'
“ ‘W ell, th a t's fin e; h u t how long do
you ex p ect
to keep y o u r p ro m ise?’
ask ed th e lady.
“ ‘Oh, I ex p ect to keep It all m.v life.
T h u t is liow long 1 prom ised to k eep
It,’ rep lied th e lad.
“ ‘Oh, yes. you see,’ said th e hoy, i f
you w ere my m o th er o r my siste r, I
c e rta in ly w ould giv e e ith e r o f them
my se u t r a th e r th a n have th em sta n d
up, a n d if an ybody le t my m o th e r or
s is te r sit dow n w hen th e b u s w as
crow ded. I c e rta in ly w ould he obliged
to them fo r doing so. A nybody w ould
feel th a t w ay Hliout it fo r Ills m o th e r's
an d h is s is te r 's s a k e .'"
“D u rin g th e co n v ersatio n everybody
on h o ard th e b u s listened. T h e effect
w as in s ta n ta n e o u s. E very lady th a t
h o ard ed th e bu s th e r e a fte r got a seut,
anti w hen th e vehicle a rriv e d a t T h ir­
te e n th s tre e t and M a ssa c h u se tts a v e ­
nue, not a m an occupied u se a t. E ig h t
of th em w ere sta n d in g in ttie aisle .”
EVERY
Meal
your diges­
tion a “ k ic k ” w ith
g iv e
r o u a i ç t m c h
a n d « e n d It In w it h o u t a n y m o n e y , a n d
w e w ill «en d y o u t h is c o u r s e f o r f t 3a
K e ttle w ith th e p o s t m e n w h e n h * d e liv e r s
IL
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A M E R IC A N N E W S P A P E R A S S N .
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G e n t le m e n :
P l e a s e m s ll m e D r . f s » ' «
co u rse,
“M a s t e r y o f B p e e c h .” I w ill p a y t h e p o s t ­
m a n S3 M on d e liv e r y , w h ic h c o m p le te #
| t h e t r a n s a c t io n a n d p a y s fo r th * g-ou rae
. In fu ll
T h e r e a f t e r t h e c o u r s e l a m in *
a b s o lu t e ly .
V a m o ___
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H ta t# _____
I
W r it* P la in ly .
VVRIGLEY’S.
S o u a tl te e t h , a g o o d
a p p e U le
a n d p ro p e r
d ig e s ti o n m e a n M UCH
to y o u r h e a lth .
W K IG L E Y ’ S I s
a
h e lp e r In a l l th is
w o rk — a p le a s a n t,
b e n e f ic ia l p ic k -m e -u p .
C able L aid in R ecord T im e.
S ix m ile s of te le g ra p h c a b le w as
la id a n d p u t in to s e rv ic e in S w ed en in
j u s t e ig h t m in u te s .
T h e tr ic k w as
d o n e by s tre tc h in g th e cab le fro m an
a irp la n e . Of th e tim e co n su m ed , six
m in u te s w as s p e n t in flying, a n d th e
o th e r tw o in m a k in g co n n e c tio n s. T h u s
th e c a b le w as laid a t th e r a t e of a
m ile a m in u te .
W o rld 's D ebt to D octors.
M uiariii re m a in e d a m y s te ry u n til
th e p a tie n t d e te c tiv e w o rk o f d o c to rs
p ro v ed th u t it w a s th e b ite of a c e r­
ta in g e n u s of m o sq u ito th u t co n v ey ed
th e d is e a s e to m a n . Now th a t th e
fa c ts a re k now n, d e s tru c tio n o f th e
b re e d in g p la c e s of th e s e m o sq u ito es
ia follow ed by im m u n ity from th e d is­
ea se .
C u tic u ra f o r S o re H ands.
Soak h a n d s ou re tirin g in th e hut .-ads
j f C u tic u ra Soap, d ry und ru b In Cu­
tic u ra O in tm e n t.
R em o v e s u rp lu s
O in tm e n t w ith tis s u e p a p e r. T h is ia
only o ne o f th e th in g s C u tic u ra w ill do
if Soup, O in tm en t a n d T a lc u m a re used
'o r all to ile t p u rim ses.— A dv.
V ario u s T y p e s
of
B uoys.
T h e r e a re 40 d if fe re n t ty p e s of
buo y s u sed a t se a , e a c h o f w hich b aa
a m e a n in g o f its ow n. T h a t of a g reen
co lo r, fo r in s ta n c e , m a rk s a w reck ,
w h ile o th e r sim llia rly d is tin c tiv e show
w h e re ro ck s, sh o a ls, s a n d b a rs an d
d e e p w a te r c h a n n e ls o ccu r.
BOY SCOU T CIVIC DUTY
R each ed A b so lu te L im it.
A y o u n g n e ig h b o r, m y s is te r an d m y­
self w ere c o in in g h om e from th e s to re
o n e e v e n in g w hen it b e g a n to ra in . W e
s t a r te d to ru n , b u t a f t e r h u rry in g fo r
eom n tim e , slo w ed u p a g a in . My young
n e ig h b o r, b e tw e e n g a sp s, c rie d : "V ir­
g in ia. p le a s e d o n ’t ru n a n y m o re ; my
h e a r t's b ro k e now .”— E x c h a n g e .
L
ro ad , b u t by p n y in g k u m sh a to th e
a u th o r itie s th e y se c u re th e rig h t to
c o n s tru c t one.
U su ally It Is a d irt
“ It is no uncom m on tilin g fo r a po o r h ig h w ay a n d th e b u ild e rs a r e given an
C h in ese to ta k e a m o to r bus rid e fo r e x clu siv e fra n c h is e to o p e ra te vehicles
a co u p le o f h o u rs a n d th e n w nlk back o v e r IL
hom e b ecu u se h e c a n n o t affo rd th e re ­
“T h e ric h a s w ell a s th e p o o r rt.le <©, 1*22. by M c C l u r * N e w s p a p e r 8 / n d . c m t « . )
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tu r n Jo u rn ey ," sa y s W illiam I. Irv in e, In th e b u sse s a n d it Is n o t long before
tr a d e co m m issio n e r o f th e U n ited som e of th a re a lly rich decid e to buy
F o rty W ild D eer on C ity L aw ns.
S ta te s D e p a rtm e n t o f C om m erce. Ju st a c a r fo r th e m se lv e s so th a t th e y can
F o rty w ild d e e r fro m th e b ills a re
back fro m a to u r o f in v e stig a tio n rid e o v e r th e ro u te In sp le n d o r and ro a m in g a b o u t th e re s id e n tia l section
of th e a u to m o tiv e m a rk e ts o f A sia. c o m fo rt In ste a d o f in a Jam .
O ne. o f N yack, N. Y.. feed in g on luw-ng an 1
"F ro m th is you c a n c o n clu d e safely th e rich m en h a s a c a r o f h is own flow er beds. N y ack is only “44 m in­
t h a t e d u c a tio n of th e C h in e se in to th e h e w a n ts to go f a r th e r th a n th e bus u te s from B ro a d w a y ." H eavy snow s " i f c a r e o f f e r in g T>r F r e d e r ic k H o o k
c o u r s e o n • 'M a s te r y o f B p e e c h ,”
Joy a n d g tllity o f th e m o to r v eh icle Is ro a d w ill ta k e him an d h is In te re st in In th e h ills a re believer! to h a v e sent l w a h w ic ' h l w
ill q u ic k ly d e v e lo p y o u r a b il it y
to e x p r e s s y o u r s e lf e f f e c t iv e ly .
n o t a th in g o f th e d is ta n t fu tu re . W h a t i th e ex te n sio n o f th e fo ad Is aro u sed . 1 th e d e e r dow n in se a rc h o f forage.
T h * g o o d ta lk e r , y o u h a v e n o t ic e d . Is
th e C h in ese do need is ro ad s, and th ey J A nd so It goes on p ro g re ssin g In g e o - ,
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t h e f e llo w w h o g e t s In th e le a d e v e r y
tim e .
o re b e in g b u ilt, h u t u n d e r fa r from m e tric a l r a t io ; ev ery c a r m e a n s ruorej
Or. F r e d e r ic k H n u k t a w . o f O x fo r d
p ro p itio u s co n d itio n s, a n d th e m o to r - 1 m iles o f road, a n d e v ery m ile o f new j
A cad em y. A m h erst fo lia g e , and B r o w n ­
in
g
U n iv e r s it y , h o ld in g th e d e g r e e * o f A
c a r Is th e cau se.
m a d m e a n s m o re c a rs, th e tre a of |
l B .. A . M . s n d F h I)., h s * p r e p a r e d a
“T h e d e sire to rid e In m o to r vehicles m o to r w id en in g u n til so m e day, though
c o u r s e e n t it le d " M a s t e r y o f B p e e c h ," th a t
Is n o t o n ly s im p le b u t e x c e e d in g ly I n t e r ­
la re sp o n sib le fo r a t le a st
p e r cen t j p ro b a b ly in th e f a r fu tu re , C hina will
e s t in g .
B y f o ll o w i n g t h e I n s t r u c t io n s h e
o f th e ro a d c o n stru c tio n th a t la now b e a s w ell p ro v id ed w ith m o to r high
g iv e n . It Is p o s s ib le fo r a n y b o d y t o h e -
o m e a c o n v in c in g t a lk e r
P r o b a b ly n o t
going on In C h in a.
H e re ia how It w a y s a s th e U n ite d S ta te s, and her
, a D e m o s t h e n e s , h u t a r a t t li n g g o o d , e n ­
w o rk s o u t: A g ro u p o f C h in ese a re p a in fu l tr a n s p o rta tio n pro b lem will be
t e r t a in i n g s p e a k e r .
a ttr a c te d by th e bua Idea ; m e r e la no so lv ed .”
D o n o t d e la y
C u t o f f th le c o u p o n to d a y
L cn d o n .—T h e d o u r S c o tt o f th e d ersto o d th e y s r e sh o o t e q n n ll) divid­
la b o r p a rty in th e h o u se o f com m ons ed on th e q u estio n . W hen th e su b je c t
h a v e s te rn ly d en o u n c e d p a rtic ip a tio n w a s first d isc u sse d by th e p a rty a
ia an y ro y al fu n ctio u a. M ost o f th em , sh o rt tim e ag o It w as decid ed , by a
signed a d e c la ra tio n th e y w ould a ccep t r o t e o f 38 to 37. th a t th e li te r ty o f in­
n o In v ita tio n s to su c h a ffa irs “w hen d iv id u al m em b ers sh o u ld n o t be r e ­
th e r e la ao m uch u n e m p lo y m e n t” In stric te d . b u t tb a t th e p a rty Itse lf
th e ir co n st it u c u rie s. O nly a b o u t a h a lf w ould n o t a c c e p t such In v ita tio n s. It
Is now said th e m .f t e r lias been re ­
docen w ith h e ld th e ir sig n a tu re * .
T h e E n g lish m em b e rs o f th * p a rty c o n sid e re d b u t th a t th e p a r t y ’s policy
w e re not a sk e d to sign, b u t It Is u a h a s not been an n o u n ced .
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BOY SCOUT SETS EXAMPLE
T o w e a r a gloss, a th in v en eer,
Y o u r in n e r s e lf to hide,
S om e o th e r p e rso n to a p p ear.
M ay p le a se y o u r p e tty p rid e.
M ay sa tisfy you fo r a day,
A little w h ile tic fiv e—
B u t uten sh a ll te a r th e m ask aw ay
A n d doubt w ho now believe.
A llE
Y
(C u iJ u c ttd bv N ation al C ouncil a f th a B o;
licouta of A m erica >
r p O D A R E to be th e tiling you are,
A
N ot so m e th in g else to seem .
Y o u r Journey n e a r, y o u r Journey far.
A nd d a rk , o r all ag leare—
T o w a lk y o u r w ay w ith h ead erect.
W h a te v e r It m ay he,
W ill b rin g you m ore of m en's resp ect.
T h a n ch eap c h ica n ery .
LARKS
o
SCOUTS
| By DOUGLAS MALLOCH
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. . LAN ILKA* N O V cX T Y Mhv*. CO.
BfiVi F i f t h S t.
Foil.”
H as D iffe re n t P la c e in A lphabet*.
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o Thing You Are
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C u t. seam , h e m a n d m a c h in e
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p le a t s k ir ts re a d y f o r b an d .
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| H e m s titc h in g , y ic o tin g a n d tu c k in g .
W . J . S o lie ld , M a n a g e r .
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DEPARTMENT
Mr». Isabella McLachlan.
E v e rla s tin g
M ystery .
F lo ra h ad h a sh fo r b re a k f a s t. S h e
looked a t th e la s t m o u th fu l o f h e r
p o rtio n e a rn e s tly a s s h e p oised it on
h e r fo rk . T h e n sh e p a ss e d it o u t of
s ig h t. B ut th e m y s te ry w as i t ll l in
h e r m in d . "D a d d y ,” said sh e , " w h a t
w as h a sh w hen it w as a liv e ? ”
C ork P ro d u c tio n .
T h e tr e e from w h ich c o rk is ob­
ta in e d Is o n ly f it to he b a rk e d w hen
a b o u t tw e n ty -six y e a ra old. a n d th is
Boy S couts of Jack so n v ille, H a ., ren- r a n be d o n e s u c c e s siv e ly e v e ry e ig h t
d e w o p ractical a id w hen th ey a ssiste d y e a rs , th e q u a lity Im p ro v in g w ith th e
In ti # “W alk R ita ” cam paign.
in c re a s in g ag e of th e tre e .
FROM SCOUT C O U R T O F HONOR
O rig in a l S c a v e n g e rs.
S c a v e n g e rs w e re o rig in a lly officia ls
C re d it I* d u e th e C o u rt o f H onor w ho c o lle c te d sc a v a g e , a ta x im posed
re c o rd s o f K o rh e ste r, N. Y., fo r th* in m an y E n g lish to w n s on ail g oods ex­
follow ing e x c e r p t:
p o sed fo r s a le w ith in th e ir b o u n d a rie s.
S co u t H a rry
T o m p k in s o f tho
R oosevelt T roop, p a sse d 15 m erit
N oted A th le te L ived L ong.
b ad g es la st sp rin g d u rin g a tro o p a d ­
H e n ry E. B u e rm e y e r, w ho liv ed to
vancem en t drive.
T h e c h a irm a n o f th e C o u rt of H onor, b e e ig h ty fo u r y e a rs old. h eld m o re
th in k in g th a t th e boy h ad slipped th a n 50 m e d a ls w hich b e h a d w on In
th ro u g h m ost of hla re q u ire m e n ts a th le tic e v e n ts .
w ith o u t any re a l w ork, proceeded to
cross-exam ine him a s fo llo w s:
W ro n g N ev er P a y s.
“ W h at did you do fo r y o u r elec­
I
t
ia
v
a in to t r u s t in w rong. As
tr ic ity m e rit b ad g e?"
" I w ired my fa th e r'a house,” replied m u ch of evil, so m u ch o f lo ss, is th e
fo rm u la of h u m a n h is to ry .—T h e o d o re
T om pkins.
“Iio w did you e a rn y o u r autom o- B a rk e r.
I b llin g m erit b ad g e?"
I
“ I desig n ed an d b u ilt an a u to m o ­
1 b ile ”
“H i * fa s t w ill It g o T ’
“ F o rty five to fifty m iles an h o u r.”
b a ll
“ W h at did you p a in t fo r y o u r p a in t­
in g m e rit badge?"
»• n e e d e d in e v e r y d e p a rtm e n t ■
1
k e e p in g . L q u e lty g o o d to r tow. '* ‘ able
“1 p a in te d m y f a th e r’s bouse la s t
ILien. » b e e i l s a d p i ll o w ca se s.
sp rin g .”
“You w in,” said th e ch airm an .
“ N exL ”
R
ed
Cross
V»:k
B LU E
I
O NE G R E A T GOOD T UR N
S cout R udolph S feln feld o f T ro o p 5,
H oboken, N. J , b e c a u se of p re p a re d ­
n e ss gain ed th ro u g h s m u t tra in in g ,
w as a b le to sa v e h is m o th e r from
b u rn in g to d eath . W hen th e boy cam e
hom e one afte rn o o n h e first n oticed hla
m o th er b ending o v er th e g as stove an d
a m om ent la te r saw h e r g a rm e n ts on
Are. T h e boy q u ick ly rem oved hia m a t
a n d w rap p ed It aro u n d h is m o th e r's
flam ing dress. T h e b la s e ex tin g u ish ed ,
th e lad tre a te d hla m o th er’s b u rn s.
1
Ladies Let Cuticura
'Keep Your Skin'
Fresh and .Young
SW.n n w n i.Tlli —Wi rwrrw%m* Tmmmrfm
eOirew O M M iU V n W M b f l l B U M . «■*•
Are Y n Salsfied?
n tH N K E-W ALK FR
BUSINESS COLLEGE
te th e b ig g est, m o st a « rissi
B u sin ess T ra in in g Bebnot In
was*. F i t yo u rself for a klg
w ltk m o rs m oney. P a rm a s
a ssu re d o u r G ra d u a ta *
W H ts ta r sa ta lu g F o m th
fo ç g s a Ç __________________
P. N. V.
N o. 22. 1923