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MRS. MATUORIE GALLAGHER
IN VOCAL CONCERT
Houston Opera House, Friday, November 21,
8:00 P. M.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH PIPE ORGAN FUND
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ASSISTED BY
Mrs. Bcauchnmp in humorous readings.
Miss Betty Gndclis on the piano.
Miss Esther Haines in Japanese costume.
Miss Harriet Sugarman in Chinese costume.
(These two by request)
Mr. Borrel with violin oblignto.
Mr. Fletcher with flute obligate
Mrs. Gallagher has a very sweet, melodious
voice. You will be delighted.
The concert is given under the direction of Mrs.
Don Zmnwalt, who will act as accompanist.
Ticket: Adults, 50c; school children, 20c:
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them. They know the old-style quick desserts, but not!
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we crusn tne real (nut, ana much of it, to flavor a Jiffy
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A casket weighing TOO pnmvls
and large enough to how hix
average sized men was required for
the recent burial of a COO touml
woman of Albln, Iowa.
Under the English law a girl of
fourteen is, if of ordinary intelli
gence, deemed to be of sufficient
capacity to choose her own domicile
and mode of life.
The best marksmen are usually,
thoso with gray or blue eyc3.
GET KNOWLEDGE OF COUNTRY
DICKENS' TWO LOVE AFFAIRS,
Japanese School Children Go on Out
ings as Part of Their System
of Education.
In Jiipnn, beyond nil other lands, the
wholo world goes outing. Wherever
the traveler wanders he meetR crowds
of people nn tho highways, Frederick
Starr writes. These people fall into
three well marked classes. Kvcry where
one sees sehool children on excursion.
There may he half a dozen with one
teacher or there may be hundreds with
their teachers. They are out to view
the landscape, to see places famous In
the national history, to visit the scenes
of old legends, to examine in detoll the
various processes of art industries. It
is considered as Important a part of
the school curriculum that the children
should see things und become acquaint
ed with nature, with national history
and with practical sources of wealth
as It Is that they should know arith
metic, grammar or history. They are
out for an hour, a day, a week, or a
vacation period. When I first visited
MlyaJInia I met a group of 40 school
boys with twu teachers, who had .!
ready been two weeks on their ex
cursion mid had seen many interesting
things on their way to the exposition
at Fukuoka, in the southern lslniuK
The night before they had been trav
eling until after midnight and now
tdov iin.i hrnr them a .louniey which
would keep them up until the early.
hours of the morning; aitnouKii wey
were so tired that they could hardly
stand they were full of enthusiastic
anticipation for tho experiences that
lay ahead. The Japanese ure very
wise In making these excursions an
Important feature of their school system.
Biographers Generally Have Over
looked Interesting Passages In the
Life of the Great Novelist.
The many biographers of Charles
Dickens have nuide little mention of
his love affairs, though It Is cert u In
that the great noellst had loved pas
sionately In his time, says a writer in
London Ideas, it is only In out-of-the-way
little books that one comes across
such revelations as this:
"When only a boy of five yenrs
Charles Dickens had a little playmate
named Lucy, a beautiful fair-haired
child, whom he loved to distraction.
"It wub his first love, and only a
baby affection at that, but the novelist
never forgot It. It Is a fact that she Is
the heroine of at least one Dickens
novel."
The original of Dora Spenlow In
"David Copperfleld" was a later love
of Dickens, and one which was un
happy for him. The lady, early in the
acquaintance, encourageu nis uuec
tlons, but her parents objected on the
score of the position he then held in
life, and she Inclined to their view.
.She went away to Paris to study art,
and completely forgot the unhappy
lovoc, Later, when Dickens had at
tained fame us a novelist, she wrote to
him,, and after a time there was u
meeting.
But the lady whom the novelist had
known and loved had changed.
Charles Dickens, at all times a senti
mentalist, was prepared to nVid her
grown old with hint, but he did not
anticipate the change In her character,
And thus the attempt at reconciliation
failed of its purpose.
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Millmen and Boxmakers
Local 1764
IMPORTANT SPECIAL
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Thursday, Nov. 20, 1919
Full attendance is necessary. Im
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