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Life's&Lark That's a Bargain After a salesman had sold a big or­ der of goods to the Scotch buyer for a Chicago store, he sought to make -Contributed the Scot a present of a box of cigars. THE CRY OF THE DREAMER "I'm sorry I canna accept," the The editor of this column decided Scot said, "but there's a rule of. the that a vacation was due him, so here I am tired of planning and toiling house that ye canna take presents am I to do my best until he gets from salesmen." back on the job. In the crowded hives of men; Heart-weary of building and spoiling, "Well," laughed the salesman, "I'll To begin with he told me that And spoiling and building again. sell them to you for five cents .hen." there would be some contributors, "That's different now," the canny therefore the task would require but And I long for the dear old river, Where I dreamed my youth away, buyer replied after taking a good little effort. The head of the sniff at the box." I can buy my column indicates the extent of the For a dreamer lives forever, And a toiler dies in a day. smokes anywhere I please. I'll take _ contributions for this week. four boxes." Now Dear Reader,- if you happen 1 I am sick of the showy seeming to not like our stuff we dare you to Bringing Results contribute something better. Send. Of a life that is half a lie Of the faces lined with scheming in anything you wish-—prose or poe­ Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Smith are the try—a bit of humor, an after dinner In the throng that hurries by. From the sleepless thoughts' en­ proud parents of a nine-pound boy. story-—or bits of philosophy so that who arrived at their home last night. I can finish this column with what deavor, Jay Russel dubbed: I would go where the children Plain Dealer Want Ads Bring Re­ play; sults. SOMETHING OR OTHER For a dreamer lives forever, —Plain Dealer, Wabash, Ind. And a thinker dies in a day. MRS. OLIVE JOY WRIGHT SHOES SAIL National President Buiinese The Kiss I can feel no pride, but pity, Women'. Clubs "No I" You would laugh if you should see For the burdens the rich endure; "But—" a dog racing around with a rack full There is nothing sweet in the city "Just—" of sho.es fastened to his tail wouldn't CLEVELAND, Feb. — Glorifi­ - But the patient lives of the poor cation ef woman, — her rise "NO I" you? Oh, the little hands too skillful, "Once—" Well, that's just what happened And thc child mind choked with through the ages from chattel to "NO!" when a big Collie wagged his tail so weeds 1 governor,-—will be the keynote of "Please—" vigorously that it attached itself to The daughter's heart grown willful, a novel six-day exposition to be **u-_" a metal rack of shoes which were on And the father's heart that bleeds! staged in the mammoth Public Au­ "Pete, why don't you shave I" display in front of a Main street ditorium here, March 8 to 13. shoe store* No. no! from the street's rude bustle, Never kick a dog to which yon The dog was caught, relieved of The Cleveland Business and From trophies of mart and stage, Professional Women's Club if have not been properly introduced.— his casgo and we suppose the shoes. I would fly to the woods' low rustle "Foremost Citizen of Alj the Ages'* which were rescued, will be retailed and the meadow's kindly page. Born February 22, 1732 sponsoring, the Idea which is to bo Winter evenings are great for pur­ at reduced prices. Let me dream as ot yore by the river, presented here for the first time. suing knowledge. What kind are yon And be loved for the dream away; The Defender of His Country—Tbe Founder of Liberty—The Friend of Man. • Mrs. Olive Joy Wright, Glove- pursuing? "Fire at hospital arouses nurses"— For a dreamer lives forever, land, national president, and Miss startling headline in an evening pa­ And a thinker dies in a day. "Envy and malice have stood rebuked in tbe presence of his towering form. There is Ella Strayer. club member, head Some nice girls would be just as per. Tljanks for the suggestion. nice if they were sensible. John Boyle O'Reilly. no language of literature and culture which does not boast among its adornments noble eu­ the local organization which is di­ Another headline reads: "Man FrfSi. logies of the work and character of Washington. Although, as history reckons its periods, recting the show. The only comforting thing about dies as he rides in taxi."—He prob­ Athough the First Cleveland a headache is, it proves your bean is ably looked at the meter. it is but a little time since he passed from the stage of life, he has been claimed, wherever not a vacuum. WHY SHOULD THE SPIRIT OF Woman's Exposition will be direc­ men struggle and aspire, as the possession of all humanity, the first citizen of all the ages. ted entirely by women and will MORTAL BE PROUD! When an old fool gets the idea "So he must be a strangely bold and self confident eulogist who would attempt to add display hundreds of features to in­ It always takes two to pull off a that a young girl would rather be his terest the fair sex, the show is de­ successful smile. darling than a sheik's slave, he had (Published by request) anything to the total of affection, admiration and reverence which has been reared as the signed also to attract male attend­ lust Like Business better start where this old boy fin­ ance. ished: true memorial of Washington. It is impossible for us to add to or take from the estimate Oli, why should the spirit of mortal The story of woman's progress "A man in Missouri, who had which has been fixed by the generations of the world." The worry-cow would have lived 'til reached the slippers-and-pipe age, be proud! will be told by a pageant which now, married a girl of the flapper set, and Like a swift fleeting meteor, a fast will depict her advancement from If she'd only held her breath; they lived together happily—that is, jiving cloud, From an address by President Coolidge at a celebration marking the 150th anniversary of the day Eve to the modern woman. But she feared the hay wouldn't last they lived as happily as a drowsy old A flash of the lightning, a break of George Washington took command of the Continental army. A fashion display, embracing all day, dog and a lively young kitten might. the wave, So she .choked herself to death. He passes from life to his rest in the ityles of dress from Eve's fig-leaf They lived together until one day to the widely diversified require­ grave. So the multitude goes—like the 'Tis the wink of an eye, 'tis the When you come to analyze Luck a sheik picture show struck town, ments of the flapper's wardrobe of flower and the weed draught of a breath you find it is nothing but Persistance an$ then the emotions of innocence today, is expected to be of par­ were disturbed and the wife got a The leaves of the oak and the wil­ That wither away to let others suc­ From the blossoms of health to the under camouflage. divorce. lows shall fade, ceed; paleness of death; CTHE WHY of ticular interest. Three days later the couple ap­ Be scattered around, and together be So the multitude comes—even those From the gilded saloon to the bier Booths permitting merchants to It doesn't take money to make peared before the court and asked laid; we behold,, and the shroud— SUPERSTITIONS display their women's wares will fools of some men, but it helps. that the old man be given a right to And the young and the old, and the To repeat every tale that has often Oh, why should the spirit of mortal By H. IRVING KIN, bo arranged on the huge arena adopt the girl; and the court granted low and the high been told. be proud! floor. There are 130 booths. Some people spend enough greiv- Shall moulder to dust, and together the ex-husband a daughter. Now she William Knox. Women's clubs from all over ing over spilt milk to buy a cow. syncopates while he sleeps. shall die. For we are the same things that our FLOATING NEEDLES Ohio will send representatives to By the will, it is expected the Never tell a woman you're un­ The child whom a mother attended fathers have been, the Women's Exposition. daughter will inherit the venerable We see the same sights that our worthy of her; she knows it. gentleman's fortune." and loved, Mi] Favorite Stories "CM.OAT two cambric needles In a The mother that infant's affection fathers have seen, This idea may suggest solution We drink the same stream, and we Bn 1KOTN S. COBB ^> basin of water and name the The business of an orator, is to in­ for some of the December 'daddies" who proved, needles after 'an unmarried man and spire other men to think and act for The husband that mother and infant' feel the same sun, There Waa No Hurry About It Search For and the June "darlings/* And we run the same course that woman. If the needles float together themselves.—Hubbard. who blessed, our fathers have run. A brawny negro prize-fighter made the persons they are named for will Each—all are away to their dwelling First Paper Perpetual Motion I'LL TRY— of rest. application at an athletic eluh which marry; ft they do not, no marriage. To hearken not to gossip— was putting on a aeries of bouts, for This Is an old and common form of The thoughts we are thinking our CLEVELAND. — The first Rags made paper, paper makes To beg a pardon when wrong; • an opportunity to "meet some suitable divination in most rural localities and To hold/a tongue when angry— The maid on whose cheek, on whose fathers would think, Cleveland newspaper ever pub­ money, money makes banks, banks brow, in whose eye From the death we are shrinking opponent. He announced that he Is born of the ancient, primitive no- To build up friendships strong. was a dark cloud, a whirlwind, a lished and edited entirely by make loans, loans make poverty, Shone beauty and pleasure—her tri­ from, they too would shrink, mancy, or magic of names, and of or­ women is being sought by the poverty makes rags. umphs are by; tempest, a tornado, a hurricane and dinary sympathetic magic. As has To rate as honest in dealings— To the life we are clinging tp, they committee of the first Women's And the memory of those who loved too, would cling, a sirocco. been stated the ancients regarded a To give as much as I ask; Exposition, for display at the Used To It her and praised But it speeds from the earth like a His language Impressed the match­ man's name as practically the ego of To represent truth—u..garnished— _how in Public Hall, March 8 Are alike from thc minds of the liv­ bird on the wing. maker and for the preliminary go he the man. To make a success of each task. to 13. "Did you give the man the third ing erased. was entered against a dependable degree ? asked the police officer. If an enemy got hold of a man's It was an issue of the Plain To see thc good in my fellows— They loved*—but their story we can­ colored scrapper. Tlie stranger made 'TTes. We browbeat and badgered Thc hand of the king who the not enfold, a deplorable showing. For two name he could hoodoo the man by Dealer in January, 1895, and Ta ignore all scandal may say: hoodooing his name. Practically all him with every question we could To hear both sides ere judging— scepter hath borne. They scorned—but the heart of the rounds his opponent hammered him the entire staff, from president, think of." peoples living in a primitive state to­ To prepare for my own Judgment The blow of the priest who the mi­ haughty-is cold, all over the ring. Early in the third editor and business manager, to "What did he do?" tre hath worn, Day. . They grieved—but no wail from their round the beaten darky decided he day hold this belief of nomancy. Now the printer's second assistant "He dozed off and merely siaid —Nellie The eye of the sage and the heart of slumbers may come, ' when the needles are given the names now and then, 'Yes, my dear, you are the bra-ic had enough. He took an easy poke helper, was composed of women. They joy'd—but the voice of their on the Jaw and flattened out on the of persons they become, for all mag­ The issue was sold at excess perfectly right.'" Are hidden amKlost in the depths of gladness—is dumb. ical purposes, the persons themselves. TRUTH canvas to be counted out. rates for charity. the grave. If the needles—magically the persons - The referee was half way through None of the copies has, as No person was ever honored for' It isn't often that you see a "new whose names are used—float together The peasant whose lot was to sow They died, ay, they diedl and we with his tally when disgust moved him yet, been found, save in the what he received. Honor has been one" on the rear end of a flivver— things that are now, then by the simple operation of home­ the reward for what he gave.—Calvin • but in a nearby town the other day a and to reap, to Interpolate a speech: closely-guarded vaults of the. The herdsman who climbed with his Who walk, on the turf that lies over opathic magic—like producing like— Coolidge. Ford touring of the collegiate varie­ their brow, . . "Say, nigger," he growled out of tlie so will the real persons come together newspaper. ty displayed the following—"Don't goats to the steep, corner of his mouth, "you ain't hurt. The beggar who wandered in search Who make in their dwellings a tran­ in marriage; If they don't, they wont. laugh—I once belonged to a Detroit sient abode Get up from there! Ain't you goin' Upon every face is written (fie of his bread This superstition Is a good example of millionaire." Meet the changes they met on their to fight any more?" record of the life the man has ltd; Have faded away like the grass that the survival of a piece of primitive For Rent—Two front rooms for the loves that were his; the thoughts, pilgrimage road. Without stirring from his comfort­ magic, unaltered and unornamented, light housekeeping. Steam heat. Walk fast. A fire department we tread. the prayers, the aspirations, all he able recumbent position the whirl­ from the earliest times. Price $7.00. N. E. Cor. 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(Copyright by the McNausht Syndicate, Inc. 1 Ye», Of Lmait On* forgiven, and rain; oak pedestals, never been used, What would happen if everyone' The wise and the foolish, the guilty And the smile, and the tear, and the $4.00 each; child's sled with re­ When you get. the idea in your There Is at least one man of yoar joined the Chamber of Commerce and just song and the dirge We exaggerate misfortune and movable body for small child. head that the world is against you— acquaintance who can convince you with the same number of reserva­ Have quietly mingled their bones in Still follow each other like surge up­ happiness alike. We are never eith­ you are wrong Just by saying oo.— Can be used in place of buggy in it is. er so .wretched or so happy as we tions that the Senate has attached to• the dust. on surge. Stoaratanburg (S. C) Herald. winter, $1.50. Call at 450 E. Cam­ our entry into the World Court? say we are.—Balzac. bridge St. A woman can make a fool of a man without half tryin'. 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This is a Bargain = The man with tbe green eye-shade chuckled In a way to chill your blood, RAVENNA' SPOUTING—5 inch Eavestrough and 3 inch Down Spout = -o sardonic, so overpoweringly evil was the caliber of the mirth It sug­ AND 40 lb. Tin, Complete 25c Foot S | gested. *H inch Eavestrough and 2 inch Down Spout—40 lb. Tin, Complete 22c fool EE I "Don't go to makfn' up your mind All work Guaranteed — j PORTO Pew can't see everything, Master Or­ merod," said Silver, shifting his crutch, j "I'd hate to have him decide to take a "LENNOF RED CROSS GAS RANGES—Limited stock to be sold at cost j| BELLO shot at me. Steer? Well now, what's These Ranges are Guaranteed and will give satisfaction. •£ needed In steerin'? A strong arm, JF says you, and you says true. Also GOLD and likewise, an ear for canvas. Lastly FURNACES and leastwise, an eye for the course. P. G. FREED M ^ARTHUR. IX "Any man can read a compass, INSTALLED TO YOUR HOWDEN SMITH young gentleman; but not every sall- Residence Pbone 1814 — orman can feel how his ship takes the ENTIRE SATISFACTION 111 Williams Court, Phone 3209 wind and meets hla rudder quick when COPYRIGHT iy ARTHUR, a HOWDEN SMITH she wants meetln*. Pew can. Give IIIHIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllflllllllllHIIIllllHlim him some one like me to play eyes "STI71 'this aroused a further recol­ for him, and he'll steer as straight a pe^gs; ssMm _gpg$ SYNOPSIS lection. What was It the lass had course as a packet-boat wl' a bonus M^ Favorite Stories said as we parted? on the voyage." BIJ IRUVN S. COBB CHAPTER I.—The story opu- a ' in "Are there many cripple* in your New Tork, abont the middle "Here our paths diverge." Eighteenth century-^Robert Ormerodof the, She would not have said that had crew?" I asked curiously. Where Higher Education wbo tells the tale, is talking to Peter Corlaer, chief ef far traders, and man she known all, for there had been "Cripples?" repeated Silver. It all Would Have Landed Him of enormous strength, when Darby no necessity for the lie. Doubt not, depends on what you might mean. Some fifteen years ago there landed McGraw, Irish bonded boy, brines news There's cripples and cripples. Some that a pirate ship is "oft the Hook." she was In entire ignorance of the •portraits in New Tork a friendless and almost black evil these two plotted! I was An old sea captain announces he has em ye pays their screw—" penniless Russian immigrant who been chased by the notorious piratt- glad with a great burst of exultation r'aptatn Rip-Rap. The elder Ormerod Their what?" I interrupted. found lodgings on the East side, and telle Robert the pirate ia Andrew Mur­ which must have shown itself ia my "Their screw, the what d'ye call tt at once, with racial perseverance and ray, his (Robert's) great-ancle, com­ face, for Darby exclaimed: manding the pirate ship, the Royal —Insurance money. So much we get xxf Bfstmrtwn energy, set ont to earn a living. James. Murray is an ardent Jacobite. "There was, a good fairy flicked from the prize money extry for the He was of a likeable disposition, a wing over you, Master Bob! Glory, hurt Pew, he got a thousand pounds, and speedily made acquaintances who CHAPTER II.—Next day Robert and Darby encounter a one-legged sailor, but ye had the happy thought. Will which tame he blowed tn three nights sought to aid him in his ambition. John Silver, whom Darby conducts to ye throw in with us and be a pirate In St. Pierre. D'ye mind, Ezra? I One of them sponsored him for the a tavern. Robert meets a young Photographs made in your home. woman from a Spanish frigate who Is chief? Troth, there'd be no better." got eight hundred pounds for my leg vacant post of janitor, or shammos, seeking her father, Colonel O'Donnell. 'Not I, Darby; bnt I will have a —and fair enough, if you asks me." to use the common Hebraic word, of He takes her to the place she desig­ nates. bite to eat, if such there be aboard "And that eight hundred pounds I'll No extra charge. Same price as in a small synagogue on a side street. onAricit xn.—Murray with a force a pirate craft." gamble yon ha' stowed away In a safe But when the officers of the con­ of sailors visits the Ormerod bouse. He announces his Intention of carrying "Lashln's of everything in nature," hole, John," (aid Pew with a gentle­ gregation found ont the applicant was oft Robert, by. force, if necessary, prom­ rejoined Darby briskly. "Sit to the ness which gave the words a peculiarly our studio. ising, him a great future. Tbe father entirely illiterate they reluctantly de­ is powerless. Peter Corlaer insists table yon, and I'll fetch it from sinister significance. nied him employment, inasmuch as a upon accompanying Robert. the galley.** Silver nodded almost complacently. shammos must keep certain records. CHAPTER IV.—Robert and Peter are The table was set and ready, not "What I gets, I keeps. I*m none The greenhorn quickly rallied from taken aboard a brig. Murray, with with coarse crockery and steel forks, O* your free spenders, rich today, poor his disappointment. He got a job Colonel O'Donnell and Darby McGraw, are also there. O'Donnell goes ashore knives and spoons, bnt with dainty tomorrow. Some day I'll be ret—in' 3t.lj_e _t>rliorlj £=Hit&ta somewhere. He prospered. Presently and the brig sails. china, heavy silverware and fine na- from piratln', and then TU aim to ride he became a dabbler in real estate. pery, too. I commented on this when tn my own coach and sit In parley- Call Phone 7959 for appointment Within ten years he was one of the Darby returned, balancing smoking ment** largest Independent operators in East CHAPTER V dishes and a jug of hot chocolate upon "You'll have to sail your own ship side tenement-house property and a tray. first, John," said Pew, and the remark popularly rated as a millionaire. An Aboard the Brig. ** _le the way himself—** bis thumb was fraught with implications that occasion arose when he needed a t woke with a ray of sunshine Indicated the starboard stateroom door made me turn cold at the pit of my large amount of money to swing what streaming-ncross my face through the —"will live. The best of everything stomach. promised to be a profitable deal. thick, greenish glass of a deadlight he'll have, and on his own ship nigger Finding himself for the moment short and an odd feeling of contentment. It was as if you could see the trail slaves to serve him, and they in liv­ of bloodshed and suffering Silver' of cash he went to the East side There was a soothing swlssh-sh of di­ eries like grand gentlemen have,** branch of one of the large banks. vided waters; and the brig* herself would blaze to possess that ship and "Tou seem to have experienced no to exploit her to advantage. It was the first time in his entire was swaying easily in a following sea. business career that he had found It Corlaer was sleeping the sleep of "And why not?*' returned Sliver vig­ necessary to borrow extensively. He utter exhaustion, and 1 was at pains orously. "Well name no names, Ezra, . explained his position to the manager, not to disturb him as I slipped to the but captains can't live for ever. Some who knew of -his success, and asked floor, opened the door and entered is aged and some soaks theirselves in for a loan of fifty thousand dollars. the main cabin. This was deserted rum. Tou never know! You never **I*H be very glad to accommodate save for the boy Darby, who was know I** yon, Mr. Rabin," said the banker. curled up on the seat under the stern "There's Bill Bones, as has Ideas "Just sit down there at that desk and windows, peering out at the brig's on the suhjeck," remarked Pew. make out a note for the amount." creamy wake. He heard the door close And. he contrived to make me feel The caller smiled an embarrassed after me and swiveled round at once, the horror of a long-drawn-out feud smile. landing lightly on his feet as if he and rivalry. "If you please," he said, "you had been to sea for years. "Yea, there's Bill," ruminated Sliver. should be so good as to make out the "Och, Master Bob." says he. "I "Flint's mate, is Bill. Flint's best pal. note and then I should sign It." thought ye'd never wake up. Ah, it*s Is Bill. Flint's confeydantey, some "What's the idea?" Inquired the the grand, grand day. And do ye says, is Bill. Well, well! Bnt we THAT SECOND CUP OF bank manager puzzled. smell the brine in the air? Tt makes was talkln' o' cripples and how a blind i LOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS "Veil, you see,'* he confessed, "I haf the toes of your two feet dance, man can steer, which ts a long way COUNTRY CLUB to tell you somethings: Myself, I can­ whether ye will or no—troth, it does." off from BUI, who Isn't neither crip­ pled nor blind, and maybe has hopes, Be it a floral tribute to a departed friend,—or < Proves Its Worth. not read and write. My wife she has 'Twas impossible to nourish resent­ to- taught me how to make my own name so he has, when be remembers that" ken to some one dear to you—a corsage or bouquet- •we ment against the boy for his betrayal can supply it. Reasonably priced on paper, but otherwise with me read­ of us. He was as naturally lawless Pew laughed so coldly, with such ing and writing is nix." . and unmoral as a young wolf, but I demoniac inhumanity, that I expe­ rienced a sudden fellow-feeling for Sic PER POUND In amazement the banker stared. at could not resist a Jeer at his recent Come in and choose for yourself or you dan leave turn. transformation. Master Bones, distasteful as I bad the selection to us. 3 POUNDS FOR $1.50 "Well, well, well!" he murmured "And how does It seem to be a pi­ found him—also, a pronounced desire admiringly. "And yet, h a. ntli capped rate, Darby?" to change the subject. The bare prox­ as you've been, inside of a few years "Olr, fine I Sure, I always knew I imity to such whole-souled, heartless 'We know how to do it right." Arcade Coffee you have become a rich man! I won­ wasn't intended for a bond-boy to run cruelty was unpleasant. der what you'd have been in this errands and carry bales. Ah, it's the "Do you commonly indulge in ex­ country by now If only you 'had been grand life, Master Bob! They tell me ploits like yesterday*s, .Silver?" I able to read and write?" himself—" he jerked' his thumb to­ asked. "Did you take this ship de­ KOCH FLORAL CO. Ranch "A shammos," said Mr. Rabin ward tbe door of a stateroom opposite 'You Walk Like a Blasted signedly to carry you into New York?" Pbone 3178 modestly. that in which Peter and I were berthed No Lees,** "You might say truthfully she was Wlory Market (Copyright by the McNaught Syndicate. Inc.) —"is own uncle to ye, and some day. the best fitted for it of several," he trouble in becoming intimate with your If ye choose, ye can be as great as acknowledged. "Blow my other stick _c_-^^*-^---^a^mg-i-i^> new companions, Darby," I remarked. htm. Faith, and I know what my off if she was good for anything else." choice would be!" "It's me head does it," returned ' "Not forty pounds In her," mumbled •^•^^^^••^^^^•^^^•^^•^•^^••>»>«>«>»>«>*> Darby, unabashed. "As I told ye, it VVVVVY Dog's Long Night H. H. KEENER "Is it your idea that pirates never Pew, twiddling the wheel-spokes. No wonder the dog Is king of the brings good luck." "Her crew—" i "*&i'r PHOTOGRAPHS work?" I inquired. "Not to me,'* I retorted with a grin. % Arctic. He can bark at the moon for His face fell a trifle. Silver raised his eyebrows and gave six months at a time. — Savannah —MT. UNION— "And don't ye be too sure." he 'Och, there's worlt^ everywhere ye flashed. "We'll maybe sail a long ways me a slow wink. Press. T go, bad 'cess to it! But I'm to have together; and I'm your friend, Master "Poor nnfortunates! 'Twas one my own cutlass and two pistols for Bob, for ye were never one to let me time we couldn't take chances." my belt, and they say I'm good be put upon in the counting-room." Pew's chuckle trickled Idly from i luck." "Humph," said I "That is to be under the eye-shade which cast a V "SERVICE AND QUALITY" "Good luck? How's that?" seen. Where is 'himself,' as you call green blur over his whole lower face. "Sure, it's my hair, I think. Flint him?" "I suppose there Is a hell for such —him that this crew sail with by "Asleep In his berth. „ Troth, he was as you," I said, trying keep my usual—he has a liking for a red­ up until dawn.conning the brig through voice steady. . . THE STAR LAUNDRY headed lad. Such as meself brings the harbor shoals." "Some .ays there is an s _me says him luck, so they swear, and Long "Are we outside?" John " there isn't," answered Silver reason­ Let us supply your Towel, Apron and Coat Wants. "Sure, we're by and beyond what "Who?" ably. "No use to worry, says I.** OFFICE AND WORKS'27 SO. LIBERTY they call Sandy hook. There's only I was so wrought up that I think I "Long John—Mister Silver, to be tlie wide ocean in front." . sure—him with the one leg we talked* must have come to blows with them "I'm for the deck, then," I answered. but for a fortunate diversion. Bones Phone 2125 j to by the shore yesterday—he says. The companion wsv wa- empty, and • I'll go far with Flint." and several other men emerged from I met nobody until I had climbed to the fo'csle hatch, yawning and stretch­ I had to laugh at my own bemuse- j the deck. T'was passing strange that ing their arms, evidently having just SUPERIOR GAS ment at the picture Darby's remark I so readily adapted myself to the arisen from sleep. At the same mo­ called up. Yesterday morning at sea and its ways, seeing that all my ment Peter Corlaer climbed from the IS THE this hour I had been laboring indus­ life I had never been beyond the wa­ cabin companlonway, lurched for a triously in the. counting room In COLD WEATHER GAS ters of the inner harbor. Yet 'tis the moment, on his feet and then stag­ Pearl street. And how much had fact that I had no discomfort or mis­ gered precariously toward the bul­ appened since then! I harked giving and even acquired instinctively warks. I started for'ard to aid him, back to my setting forth for the Bris­ B. W. THOMPSON & SON the sailor's tricks of standing and and Bones ran aft with a loud yell. tol packet, the casual conversation walking, as was commented upon by ARCH AND HESTER with the one-legged .mariner—how "Don't ye spoil my decks, ye fat _A_u-^___A__i_%_k-«_^_t- no less an authority than John Silver. skillfully he had pumped me and an­ cow!" he shouted. Night Pbone 8863 The deck was deserted for'ard. One nexed Darby to his plot!—the en­ Poor Peter, regardless of both of us, man was lashed to the main cross- counter with tbe Irish maid— seized a stay and clung to it abjectly, trees, sweeping the entire circuit of quite helpless. Bones reached him Lump We are fully equipped to do all kinds ol special re­ With this I curbed my recollec­ the horizon with a spyglass. Aft there tions. Thought of Moira O'Donnell first.and gave him a shove which sent were only Silver and another fellow htm plunging into tbe scuppers head pairing on all makes of cars. was unpleasant, for I could not rid at the wheel. The one-legged man $5 per ton my mind of the suspicion that she Brat-. waved to me with his crutch from his "Get up," snarled Bones, and dealt Call our estimator when your car needs repairing. must be bound up in some way in seat on the cabin skylight the schemes her father worked at in blm a vicious kick with a heavy Sea- Run of "Come and talk with Long John, boot "WE KNOW HOW >TO REPAIR THEM" co-operation with my great-uncle. Master Ormerod," he called. "Where But there! I found relief in this Peter groaned, and I caught Bones did ye find them sea-legs o* yourn ? by the arm. Mine-$4J0 reflection. Certes, - her father could You walk like a blasted admiral, no be no worse than my relative; and "D—n you for a coward I* I shouted. less." "Captain Murray bade you use us here was I, innocent of any art or part "I found them below," I answered, Nut or in Murray's devious ploys, yet tossed gently, is this how you obey?" for the life of me unable to resist the He snatched free of me and yanked Phone 8459 into the grip of their mechanism as scoundrel's Ingratiating manner. ruthlessly as if my life depended out a knife. Slack "Where are the rest of your com­ "Obey, ye lousy lubber!" he howled. upon his success. And perhaps it pany?** . did. What more natural, then, than "I'm Flint's mate, and I'll show ye G. W. SWANSON GO. He laughed and winked at the man that she was equally innocent? Aye. who can say obey to me. Get back $3 per ton at the wheel, an awful-looking crea­ from the conversation betwixt the there or ill cut your heart out and Cleaning, Dyeing, Pressing and Repairing ture, so heavy of shoulder as to appear two conspirators I had overheard the eat it afore ye." The above price* are for coal delivered to your borne. Plenty deformed, with a green shade over night before it appeared that she I looked about me for a weapon, We Call For and Deliver deeply sunken eyes that were all pit­ was Ignorant, probably in greater ig­ anxious to give him a lesson; bnt of coal at our mine at all times. ted around with tiny blue scars. One Day Service norance of her father's plans than I, there was not a sign of anything else how explain O'Donnell's concern "Is that foretops'l drawls' fall, handy, and I backed away cautiously Phone 4202 Phone 3344 Park and Hester ALLIANCE. OHIO upon discovering the character of the John?" asked the man with the green from the menace of his knife. Silver ACME COAL CO. men with whom she was to be thrown eye-shade In a voice that was singu­ shouted io him to 1st us be. as did in contact? larly soft (Contd. on Page 3) .

RECREATIONAL NEWS —. ••• ~A| poRTO BELLO GOLD second lookout "was sent _tto~"the* "Jore- bTe up Their gear from ~ oelow ami •.em (Cont. from page 2) top, and the watch on deck were | make ready the boats. I shall also continually on the alert. leave It to you, Silver, to lay the one or "two oIhe"rs;~but nls only an- My great-ancle paced the deck with powder-train. How much have you?" swer was a string of. the curses In measured strides throughout the aft­ "Three casks, sir." which he was so -proficient, and he ernoon, his bead bent upon his chest, ''Excellent. But allow us ample continued to circle after me. not a word "-for anybody. When night time to get free." For myself I was not greatly fright­ came he supervised the hoisting of "Why do you give your orders to ened, for, as It chanced, knife-fighting two lantliorns, red and green, one Silver and not to Bones?" I Inquired was an art In which I was somewhat above the other, to the main truck; curiously after the one-legged man expert, thanks to instruction from my and he ate very little of the excellent had gone for'ard. father's Indian friends; but I was con­ meal which Silver cooked In the galley My great-uncle lowered his glass cerned lest the scoundrel make a dart and Darby served us In the cabin. with a benevolent smile. • at Peter and slay the Dutchman as Peter was almost himself again, al­ "I rejoice to perceive that you have he lay inert. Judge of my amaze­ though be dared eat but little and suf­ an observant tendency," he com­ ment then when Peter swayed to his fered qualms when the brig rolled mented. "Why do I single out Silver feet, holding on to the bulwarks to much from the perpendicular. He was for orders? Ah! The reasons are pull himself erect His face was asleep as soon as he lay down, but quite obvious. To begin with, he Is white, but he abandoned his support I drowsed lightly for some hours, and gifted with a personality which en­ H .without hesitation and advanced, all tbat time I could hear Overhead ables him to secure the accomplish­ if crooked-legged, across the deck toward the tap-tap-tap of footfalls in even ment of tasks; but perhaps as Impor­ aa. cadence as my great-uncle strode tant as that consideration is the par­ ii "I take him, Bob," he said. from the stern railing to the cabin allel fact that It lies to my interest I jumped between him and Bones In companlonway and back again. to develop the seed of dissension in THIS IS A CAR OF. Splendid Time Keepers ii time to stop the pirate's rush; dodg­ Yet when I went on deck In the the Walrus' crew. Their future con­ ing a knife-thrust by the width of my morning It was to discover Murray tains Infinite possibilities. Who knows ii coat-sleeve. already there, dressed with bis cus­ what trifling factor may Influence the MILLER'S PREMIUM Gruen Watches are splendid "Keep away, Peter," I panted. "I tomary immaculate precision, his face dictates of fate? I am, you may say, ii can handle him. You cant You'll—" fresh and unfatigued. He stood in a minority of one among some 1 hundreds of headstrong, willful,' In­ "*I take him," repeated Corlaer. astraddle close by the wheel, hands clasped behind him, his gaze fixed temperate men. United, they would Old King Cole was a merry old soul time-keepers. It is a real He reached ont his hand, grabbed crush me like a ty at the wall. Di­ my shoulder and spnn me from his upon the tossing waters ahead. And a merry eld soul was he "You seem perturbed," I said. vided, and kept divided, they are so l path as easily as tf I had been a many Instruments fer the fulfilling of He wanted some coal and a real good kind child. And I did not attempt to re­ "I am," he returned frankly. "I satisfaction to own one, for have two problems upon my mind." my desires. Wait until we are aboard So he ordered Miller's Purity. turn to his aide, for I had felt the the Royal James, Robert Then you strength in his arm and knew that I "Unfortunately, I see no signs of will realize what I offer you." had no cause to qestion his ability pursuit" I answered. when you want to know the He smiled. "I have heard much of It already," to take care of himself against any I agreed dryly, Read Next Sunday's News and see man, however armed. "Nor will yen, Nephew Robert. No, my problems are connected with the "Anon you shall hear all," he an- "Let him be, Bat," called Sliver sv .red. "Let us get Flint across-table exact time, a Gruen Watch again—was I wrong in fancying his difficult task of attaining an Imaginary spot in this trackless waste and puz­ from ns In the James' state cabin with What Picture is in This Space tone unduly officious, provocative? a beaker of rum at his elbow. Then Tin d—d if I do," rasped Bones. zlement as to whether I have correctly you shall hear me talk:4 will tell you. "If he wants it, hell get It" estimated an equation of human val­ ues. You are not, perhaps, mathe­ Bones came up to speak to him; and He sprang at Peter with knife up­ matical? Ah, too bad! There is no I rejoined Peter, who was glumly raised, aiming to slash his throat; but mental exercise so restful and divert­ watching the unlashing of the small Peter moved with lightning speed to ing to the mind as algebra. But fig­ boats and the rigging of the falls by J. H. Miller's Sons J. A. Zang & Son counter him. One immense arm, thick ures lack the warm Interest of human which they were slung overside. as a tree-bough, shot ont and Impris­ equations. As, for Instance, the exact As Murray nodded dismissal to "We Answer The Burning Question" Jewelers since 1865 oned tbe wrist of the knife-hand; a degree of trust to be Imposed in un­ Bones, Silver left us and hopped up to twist, and the knife pinged on the trustworthy persona," Urn. deck. The other arm captured a thigh, "All set and ready below, captain," Coal and Builders' Supplies — Mt. Union and Bones was reared above Peter's "Sail hoi" shouted the lookout In be announced. head. the main crosstrees. Phone 2104 Office 34 W. 23rd St. ~«--~-_4J Murray's calm face flushed with sud- My great-uncle cast his eye at the Peter gave htm a preliminary shake approaching ships, now so near that a» ff to prove to him how completely we could make out quite distinctly the he was In his power and started to contour of their hulls, painted yellow, walk back to the lee bulwark. Bones with a white band delimiting the porta When Yoa Buy From tbe Advertiser ia This Paper You Get Tbe Best man-o'-war fashion. The James was shrieked like the lost soul he was, M certain that Peter Intended to cast already beginning to take In some of him into the sea; bnt half-way across her top canvas. , URICH STAMP WORKS . the deck Peter came to a loose hal­ "Very good, Silver," he answered. 488 W. BROADWAY ' yard. He lowered Bones carelessly, "Master Bones! Yon will bring the tucked him under one arm and pro­ •hip to and put over, the boats." PHONE 2336 ceeded to reeve a' landsman's slip- There was a great flapping and noose. We all watched him with ut­ banging as the brig rounded' to, and RUBBERS Manufacturers and Jobbers of ter fascination, and it Is an indication with much yo-ho-hoing the boats were of the pirates' code in such affairs lowered Into the water. HAND RUBBER STAMPS, tbat none of them Intervened. Bnt "You will go off first, Master Bones," Peter was not to hang Master Bones. ordered Murray. Kindly present my REPAIRED SELF-INKERS and RUBBER STAMP SUPPLIES "Your object is no doubt praise­ compliments to Captain Flint and say Also Repairing of Stamps worthy, Peter," remarked my great- that I should like to have a word with uncle from the cabin companlonway him aboard the James at bis early con­ Orders may be left at the Delicia Doughnut Shoppe, • behind" us, "bnt I fear I must request venience." you to let the man go. He is of some Bones sullenly touched his cap and Market Arcade Phone 4840 value to a friend of mine." led better than half the crew Into one Peter regarded Murray curiously. of the two longboats tbe brig had car­ "He knifes Robert and me—ja," an­ ded. Murray nodded to Silver as tbey swered the Dutchman. cast off. "He will not do it again," Murray "Start your train," he said shortly. assured him. "Master Bones!" "Nephew Robert, I wish you and Peter Peter regretfully unhitched the to go Into the second boat At once, noose from Bones' neck and adminis­ please I" tered a shove which sent him reeling Peter and I Climbed clumsily down across the deck, to carom into the the ladder of cleats nailed to the brig's butt of the mizzenmast, recoiling with hull and dropped Into the bobbing tbe loss of a broken tooth and ending "I Trust Nobody Further Than I longboat. Peter groaned as we __ Your Golashes, Zipper up in a battered heap at Murray's feet. Must," He Retorted. crawled over the thwarts. !| Boots, Hunting Boots, Rub- My great-uncle regarded the fellow den emotion, and he took a step for­ "Like der waves Is my stomach— with obvious displeasure. ward. oop—andt down. Now I be sick, — ber Boots "Stand up, Master Bones," he said. 1*1" "Where does she He?" he trumpeted AT Bones stumbled to his feet bleeding through bis clasped hands. . H1 be »•"-- SS When taken in time you can have any article made of S from several cuts and scratches. He "Maybe one, two points to larboard, (Cont on Page 6) = rubber rebuilt so you may realize Double Wear at about £= was very plainly frightened at what fir." EE one-third tbe original cost. :~ lay ahead of him. "Can yon make ber ont?" Domestic Hiatu* & H • "Master Bones," resumed my great- =_- You may not know it, but it requires mechanical abil- SE "Only tops'Is, sir; big 'una" f Tbe men who wants little here be­ uncle, "you are for tbe present under "Let me know as soon as you make low usually finds It difficult to get bit SEE ity, experience and great care to repair rubbers properly. 3S my command, and I happen to have her," said" Murray, and turned back wife to share his desires.—Lincoln Eg THAT'S WHAT WE DO || GOOD COAL IS somewhat old-fashioned theories as to me. Star. = Shoe Repairing and Rebuilding of Merit — **""rWHAT YUU WANT— regards discipline and the, carrying Bnt almost at once the other look­ ont of orders. You nave recently dis­ There wasn't much left et says Mr. Coal Man. All yon out in the foretop sang out— Goethe on Death obeyed an order or mine." "Second sail to larboard, sir, eomln' the Gallant 600 as we re­ have to do is phone 5183 and "Sure, I didn't—" Death Is a commingling of eternity 1 THE QUALITY BOOT SHOP 1 tell them to fill your order. up arter t'other chap!" with time; in the death of a good man But you ought to do so at "Master Bones," my uncle went on Murray rubbed bis hands together jjS 25 S. Arcb H. S. Buttermore Phone 8760 = member it. And there wtthput raising his voice, "did you eternity is soon looking through time once. Yon can't afford to be with every evidence of satisfaction. —Goethe. a wasn't much left of our win­ without our coal. ever know a man named Fotherlll— "Ah!" he exclaimed. "It appears *Pt Jack, I believe, was the given name?" P fed ter stock of men's wear­ that my estimation of the safe degree fed Rodgers & Summers Bones nodded, unable to speak. of trust to be imposed In the given ables. This coming week Rush St. and B. Y. C. R. R. "And what did I order done to blm. situation was within the bounds of ac­ Master Bones?" curacy." sees the last of them for our Phone 5183 Bones moistened his ltpa "I don't understand you." spring lines are reay to un­ "Keel-hauled, be was." "Correct," agreed my great-uncle. "No? In plain English let us say pack. Try for your site— "Keel-hauled. A most expressive then that my own vessel and consort Now is the time to buy are meeting me according to plan." • -• when you End it you'll Snd phrase, Robert," he added to me. "Why do you speak of trust?" I SEE BARD FOR "Technically, I should explain, It in­ challenged. "Cannot you trust your a mighty big bargain, for volves drawing a man under the keel own people?" of a vessel. It has—shall we' say*f— tires at extremely low prices we've got to clear away this GLASS ENCLOSURE , "I trust nobody farther than I unpleasant consequences." must" he retorted. week. He turned to Bones. G. F. BARD And without another word he pro­ "No man disobeys an order of mine duced a patent folding spyglass from 30x31-2 Reg $ 8.15 more than once, Master Bones. That his pocket and clapped It to his eye. 30x495 1625 MOSELEY BROS. 546 Prospect to all. Yon may go for'ard." Silver, who had been an Interested The man started to slouch off, wip­ (Mt. Union Haberdashers) witness to tbe scene from his aerie ing the blood from his cheek with atop of the cabin skylight hopped 30x31-2 O.S.... 9.25 30x525 17 JO his coat sleeve; bnt Peter stepped in across the deck to my great-uncle's 7.r_rn-"C r rrrr*r-_T rt*rt?rft't-tt-*rctTtTrrrct\ front of him. side. The Dutchman took an oaken belay- ing himself aloft under sucn "elrcum- "Beggln' your pardon, captain," he 31x4 14M5 31x525 19J00 fat lng-pin from the rack around the miz­ •aid. "But I'd make oath that tops'l \SAq Favorite Storiesstance s the performer had recourse zenmast, held It ont toward Bones to an expedient he had employed on to the canvas you took out o' the mo­ •a UtUIM S. COBB and the others and calmly broke It gul's ship off Pondicherry. Mind It. 32x4 14.75 30x577 20,65 similar occasions In other parts of in two with his bare hands and tossed Th* Long Wait at Burlington the country. He sparred for time In •lr? 'Twas uncommon bleached and the fragments overside. looked whiter- our doth.'' Included In my list of acquain­ the hope that darkness would come "Admirable 1" exclaimed my great- tances to a gentleman who promotes and so save him from taking the risk. Murray handed him the glass. 33x4 1SS0 33x600 22.60 uncle. "What words could hope to "Stap me, Silver, but I believe you sporting events. Originally he pro­ He tinkered with his engine. He express so much as that gesture? moted foot-races, later he conducted fiddled with the plane. He unscrewed are right" he returned. "What a And it intrigues me to note that Cor­ hawk's eye you must havel Here, see balloon ascensions and. parachute this bolt and he screwed up that laer has a distinct taste for tbe dra­ 29x440 . 11 JO 32x620 24.40 drops at county fairs und carnivals. one. what you can make of it with thla" matic. Silver, has the lookout Long John peered through the glass, Still later, keeping abreast of the The assembled crowd, which waa sighted any vessel?" march of progress, he turned aviator steadying his crutch against the bttt large, grew impatient over the delay. "Not a sail since we cleared Sandy himself and bought an early model Finally the parish priest, who was of the mizzen. airplane with which, In the period hook, sir," the one-legged man an­ "Aye. 'tis—" acting as master of ceremonies, felt swered briskly. when flying was more of a novelty It incumbent upon himself to urge *l_*yal James to leeward!" hailed than It to at present, he gave exhibi­ that the hired entertainer make "Very good. Keep on this course the foretop. tions aloft good on his contract He approached and calt me at once should a sail show And the main crosstrees echoed, not the aeronaut and to him he said; in any quarter." And he descended to be outdone— The members of a Catholic con­ with proper dignity to his breakfast. gregation in a suburb of New York "My son, cant you go ahead and "Walrus comln' up astarn o* her!" city were striving to raise funds for give us the exhibition you promised " Tis they, never a doubt" assented a new rectory, In pursuance of this us and for which we already have CHAPTER VI Silver as he lowered the glass. "Dig- gin' into It they are, too, and a lusty & J ambition they rented an old driving paid you in advance? These people park and gave a fair which lasted have already been waiting more than Tall Ships'and Lawless Men show o* canvas to both o' them. H for an entire week. For the crown­ an hour and a half for you to go There was a noticeable tightening you was to ask me now, captain, I'd ing attraction on the final afternoon np." (ay Flint isn't willing to plow your of discipline after my great-uncle's wake." ay friend was engaged to make a "Father," said my friend, "there's admonition to Bones, and Peter and flight. My great-uncle Indulged In a pinch IMotor Supply Co. a bunch of folks ont In Burlington, I were let sever] v alone, except-by . Now, the weather was lowering Iowa, that have .been waiting more'n of snuff, a mildly cynical smile upon Silver, who; I think, found satisfac­ his handsome features. and the winds were capricious. eighteen months for me to go up." tion In annoying the mate by the ef­ Feeling a natural reluctance to trust­ iC-pyrlsht by the McNaufht Sy-dlcate. Inc.) 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His current one is "Womanhandle Using twenty flivvers stripped to Gregory La Cava directed it. the chassis, Dix with the aid of a squad of chauffeurs, completely OUR • _P.^V A NATION-WIDE ft BUYING MOST rounded up the cattle in almost half 676-STORE Harry Sweet, well known comedy the time required by a similar sized • fill INSTITUTION* f » WE BUY Items at interest to movie tans, authentic information direct from director, has been added to the unit BUYING making the Paramount Junior Stars' troop of cowboys. FOR LESS—> tbe studios to keep yoa informed on tbe latest releases and tbe So successful did the venture prove- POWER activities of your favorite Blm stars. picture, "Glorious Youth," as a SELLING MOST comedy constructor. This picture that the owner of the cattle imme­ SAVES YOU diately placed an order for five au­ WE SELL is being directed by Sam Wood, MONEY jyenneyUp. UNIVERSAL NOTES PARAMOUNT PARAGRAPHS from tne story by Byron Morgan. tomobiles to be used for handling FOR LESS the long-horns. W«^*Jk DEPARTMENT STORES Leading players in the cast of lasted among Universale Greater Aided by perfect weather, Allan OHIO THEATRE "Womanhandled," which was directed 426 E. MAIN ST., ALLIANCE. OHIO . -iovie List oi production for next Divan has completed the first week For the first time in the history of by Gregory La Cava, include Esther year is one which will be produced of timing of "Sea Horses,* giant sea motion pictures, so far as is known, Ralston. Margaret Morris and Ed­ by Al Lichtman. It is entitled spectacle, taken from Francis Brett the character created " by a great mund Breese. "Charlie's Niece" and was written Young's story. Florence Vidor, novelist may be seen in the flesh, just and is being directed by Harley George Bancroft, William Bancroft, as she was when her' personality in­ Knoles. Among those in the cast William Po^ll and Allan Simpson spired Gene Stratton-Portcr to write MarathonHat,! This Is Our Home are Madge Kennedy, late star of play important parts. her into a novel. Or rather, she may­ For Spring •"Beware of Widows;" Little Billie, be seen on the screen—not in the) internationally known vaudeville From Choice Julia Hurley, age 77, oldest living flesh. For Gene Stratton Monroe, midget; Creighton Hale, David But­ eleven year old grand-daughter of. ler, Ethel Shannon and Flora Finch. actress, has been added to the cast of the Paramount Junior Stars' pic­ the famous author, is appearing in ture, "Glorious Youth," which Sam "The Keeper of the Bees in the part Although this. Store is a member of Hoot Gibson seems to have a Wood is directing at the Paramount which the late Mrs. Porter wrote penchant for location trips. He Long Island studio from an original around her—the "Little Scout." It a great Nation-wide institution of made "The Calgary Stampede" in story by Byron Morgan. was the hoydenish, tom-boy, lovable Calgary, Canada, "Let 'Er Buck" at personality of little Miss Monroe Stores, it, in all respects, is also as Pendleton, Oregon, "Chip of the Fly which originally caused "The Keeper ing U" at King City, California, and .Joseph Poland, veteran scenario of the Bees*' to be written; and lit­ much a local store as any other. i now he has gone to Bishop, Califor­ writer and author of many original erally millions of readers who fol­ nia, to film "The Phantom Mullen' screen stories, is the latest addition lowed this fascinating tale in Mc- under the direction of Cliff Smith. to the staff of writers which Douglas Cail's Magazine may now know just We are here 365 days in the yearj' The company he is taking includes MacLean has assembled. MacLean's what the "Little Scout" looked like Eileen Percy, Allan Forrest and Pat next Paramount picture will be and compare her with the mental pic­ we participate in the welfare of the Harmon. "The Phantom Bullet" "That's My Baby." tures they have drawn of her. "The was adapted by Curtis Benton from Keeper of the Bees" comes to the community; we belong to clubs; we "Click of the Triangle T" by Oscar Verne Porter, former magazine 'Ohio Theatre on Monday for a three J. Friend. editor and scenario editor, has been day run. It is brilliantly cast, direct­ contribute to worthy causes; we live appointed editor-in-chief of the edi­ ed by Leo Meehan with the distinc­ As this is being read, a number of torial department of Paramount. tion which characterized "The Girl here, own a financial interest in this moving picture celebrities are on the Maud K. Miller, recently appointed of the Limberlost;" and more than way to Universal City. They include by Jesse L. Lasky as managing edi­ adheres faithfully to the spirit and Store and spend our money here. Carl Laemmle who goes to prepare tor, will remain in that position. letter of the original story. "The Greater Movie List of films for production." Andre Mattoni, the Louise Lorraine and Gertrude As­ Rounding up five thousand head of "blond Valentino of Europe" who tor have been added to the cast of long-horn cattle with automobiles Here's'a style—lots of it More them this, because of our has just signed a contract to play "Behind the Front," Paramount's was the unusual feat performed by —combined with real value for him; E. A. Dupont, former Ufa comedy; of the A. E. F., featuring the Richard Dix company, while on and low price. Bound edge, membership in a Nation-wide institu­ director, who will do his future di­ Wallace Beery, Raymond Hatton, location near Houston, Texas, film­ silk band and binding, high recting for Universal; and Lido Chester Conklin and Mary Brian. ing western scenes for "Woman- tion We enjoy a buying power that Monet ti, an Italian actor who has grade feather sweat band. handled," Dix's newest starring ve­ New shades—moth, pearl, enables us to give the people here a bee« signed by Mr. Laemmle for , "Let's Get Married." will be the hicle for Paramount which is due on leads. title of the next Richard Dix film. Thursday at the Ohio Theatre. cloud, ocean, blusteel and nutria. . large saving of the money they are accustomed to spend for home and $2.98 personal needs.

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en Dorothy Dwan went to .New surrounded. " to the picture and to the cast, this Alice Terry, one of screendom's Alliance's Popular York for the premiere of "Stop, Look Other in the cast include William unusual policy was decided. queens, is to appear soon in "Mare and Listen'* in which she plays oppo­ Norton Bailey, who will piay the Although the shotting schedule Nostrum." In the reign of Terry, site Larry Semon, she heard from part of Lieutenant Crosby. This is called for work the first day follow­ is piobably the way the picture will all sides stories of bandit raids, of especial interest as Mr. Bailey ap­ ing the company's arrival, the new be dated for posterity. Clothing Store "stick-ups" and other forms -of low­ peared in Dick's first picture War plan proved time saved. On the brow tin-Christian endeavor. So she Brides; Brooks Benedict who will first day of actual location work the Well, again the story is current procured a bus conductor's coin bo: be seen as Lieutenant Curtis and entire cast pitched in with tremen­ that somebody has bought the mo--' fastened it to her knee and locked Colonel C. C. Smith who has the role dous energy and succeeded in film­ tion picture rights to ''Abie's Irish* announces the addition of two more people to their pres­ it (the box), introducing a new fad of Colonel Bolland. ing almost twice as many scenes as Rose. And the screen title may be Hollywood. Now all the girls would have been otherwise obtained. "Abie*s Iris Rose".** ent staff. These additions were in accordance with the nave become walking safe deposit Educational Pictures—Notes Supporting Richard Dix in the pro­ boxes and the boy Charleston danc-J duction are Esther Ralston, Marga­ Try an "Easy" Washer ers are wearing, shin-guards to all the next wash day. No obligation. Cal parties; - Among the film stars .whose rise in ret Morris and Edmund Breese. The policy recently adopted by this store. We are now pre­ public favor during the current sea­ picture is from Arthur Stringer's o? phone office 3236. Res. 7030. son has been most spectacular in Saturday Evening Post story adapt­ 'Ranson's Folly," Now Being Billy Dooley, who mad* his screen ed for the screen by Luther Reed pared to serve you better than ever before. Filmed at tbe Coas debut only last, fall, having been known only as a vaudeville star up Barthelmess Has Distinguisbed Sup till that time. Today, after the re­ porting Cast. lease of three Chris'tie Comedies fea­ OHIO With the addition of these people come es also a determination to make this pioneer turing this newcomer, Dooley is be­ establishment the leader in its line. The experience oi many years in the business, coupl­ ing watched as one of the fastest of WEEK OF FEB. 22 J. Boyce Smith, General Manager the fast-steppers in the comedy field. ed with the modern ideas of those recently added to our force predicts an increased vol­ of Inspiration Pictures, Inc., an­ ' Dooley's remarkable success is due ume to our already expanding business. nounces that work on Ranson's Folly, to a mastery of pantomime such as MON., TUES., WED. Richard Barthelmess' latest picture few comedians possess, a naturally for First National Release, 'is now funny appearance, and great acroba­ Spring Stocks are constantly arriving and within a few days we will be able to show well under way. All of the interiors tic ability, backed up by hard work, the good people of Alliance a display of men's and boys' furnishings that cannot be equal­ will be made at the Marshall Neilan but it must be admitted that luck (^Stoatim-tont^ ed. The same fairness in marking prices sts has always been our policy will prevail. Our Studio. The picture, which centers played a considerable part in starting about the life at a Western army Billy on a movie career. It was on Store has an enviable repuation as being "FOR THE MASSES." post, is based on the famous story by a chance visit to a vaudeville thea­ Richard Harding Davis. A replica tre in Los Angeles that Al Christie WE ARE PLEASED TO INTRODUCE:- of a Uiftted States cavalry regimental saw Dooley in his act, "The Misfit army post will be constructed for Sailor.-" Recognizing his great pos- the' exteriors, and picturesque loca­ RUSSELL D. HOLSOPPLE 1 ilities as a screen comedian, tions in the mountains surrounding ( istie .immediately offered Dooley Formerly of Johnstown, Pa., an Hollywood will be used for other experienced authority on men and exterior shots. hancejii featured roles in Christie boys wear, first came to Alliance Richard Barthelmess 11 i ,u I Comedies. 11 play the, 1 ..A. Misfi_<•• r.t oi.4__Sailor,i' three years ago. At that time he role of 'Ranson,' the charming and; _ Dool ey s ,cU,re m entered the employ of Geiger Bros. adventurous Lieutenant, and Dorothy P - ade an instant hit, and en-, _N»M"*<_<-__, Mackaill will be seen opposite him1 .Vcs Prononwed tins new star a rea ' Severing his connection there he then has affiliated himself with us. Mr. as 'Mary Cahill' who was said to, v»™"it~ v, , Educational have but two affections; one for her Fi&-^h V,g,9 h*V? •re,ei_e£ tV.° Holsopple is actively engaged in gnm, tactiturn parent,' and the other]1 T ELEANOR BOARDMAN for 'the entire United States army.'l additional Dooley pictures, A Goofy athletics for boys. He is director of Miss Mackaill has been chosen fori Gob" and "A Salty Sap," each of On Movies and College the Alliance A. C. Jrs. an aggrega­ the honor of supporting Barthelmess whiccess. h haAs registerefourth dChristi a' similae Comedr sucy- A college education helps a mo­ tion of boys who have established four times. • Her first picture with featuring Dooley is now in produc­ tion picture career, in the opinion of tion for Educational at the Christie a record in the field of athletics him was' The Fighting Blade. This Rex Ingram.—Movie Item. was followed by Twenty On(_ in Studio. In the spring he will organize a which she played opposite him, and When Mr. Ingram entered Yale, league of base ball teams. The moth- she was again requested to play the It fell to the lot of a Kinograms He studied everything in sight; rs of this city can have absolute lead in Shore Leave, one of the most news-reel camera-man and his bride, And now, of course, he cannot fail successful of all of Barthelmess' pic­ Mr. and Mrs^Gene Lamb, to be the To make a picture right. confidence in his ability to choose tures. After looking the entire first white persons to cross the moun­ or recommend the wearing appar­ field oyer for the ideal leading lady' tain bafrrier between China and And economics thirty-three; el for the boys and youner men. to play the part of 'Mary,' the daugh-T northern Tibet, known as the Alex- Mythology, psychology, THUR., FRI., SAT. ter of the posttrader, in Ranson s I ander III range. The many inter- And also history. Folly, the name of Dorothy Mackaill j estiiig "shots" that were secured are BUT stood out above" all the rest. John shown in a current issue of Kino­ When Red Grange came to Illinois | McCormick, Western manager of grams, released through Educational He studied up the forward pass, First National was appealed to and [Film Exchanges, Inc. And teachers shouted "Attaboy! he wired fcrr Miss Mackaill to come, Oh, Red, you head the class I" RICHARD out immediately from Florida, where" CLARA BOW IN CAST OF she was enjoying a well-earned vaca­ "THE FLIGHT OF THE HILLS' He didn't take biology; EDITH PARRISH tion. His English—well, it could be Ranson's Folly is a Sidney Olcott Recently came with us in the ca­ Clar seen at the Ohi this better; Production. Colonel George L. By- week in ''The Keeper of the S-ecs" He just got by psychology. pacity of bookkeeper and accoun­ ram, a retired cavalry Colonel of the was cast as the chief feminine play­ And yet he won his letter. DIX U. S. army and a famous Indian! er in William de M file's production, tant. Our Patrons will find in Miss fighter, acts as technical and military, "The Flight to the Hills." Since she He learned, of cc urse, to write his .advisor. He is thoroughly familiar came to Paramount with B. P. Schul- , name; i berg, associate producer, she has I'arrish a pleasing and courteous with the period in which the action He learned to wear the proper of the picture is laid, and in his^ played in one picture, "DanCing collar; Mothers," which was filmed in New And now the n personality. She was formerly em­ hands it Will be authentic in every] ovies bring him detail. . York. ' fame 's And half a mill: ployetl with the Spring-Holzwarth Anders Randolf has been cast for In "The Flight to the Hills," which on dollars. * the important role of 'Cahill,' the! was written by Charles' Nevo Buck, Co. Miss Parrish is a graduate of post-trader. He played with Bar- Miss Bow will appear as a young MORAL thelmess once before in The Bright girl whom Warner Baxter follows So if the movies be your dream, ;he Alliance High School, '24 Shawl which was one of the out- from New York to the Kentucky Go get yourself a Ph. D„ standing pictures of 1923. | Mountains in pursuit of her heart Or go and joint the football team— The part of 'Sergeant Clancy' falls and hand. Production will begin For college cannot hurt, you see! to Pat Hartigan who has also] within a week, played with Barthelmess before ana Lillian Gish is to appear, in. "The 11 be remembered for his spleii-i UNUSUAL STEP TAKEN BY Scarlet Letter,** which, it turns did performance as 'Morgan' tiff, DIRECTOR OF DIX PICTURE is not what you thought, but a THESE TWO POPULAR ADDITIONS TO OUR STAFF WILL BE PLEASED TO first mate, in FURY. el by Hawthorne. GREET THEIR OLD FRIENDS AND ACQUAINTANCES AT THE STORE OF The combination of Richard Bar­ Gregory La Cava, made his bow as thelmess, Dorothy Mackaill. Ar.dersj a Paramount director •' in filming And, speaking of "The Scarlet Randolf, and Pat Hartigan for thej "Wotnanhamlled." starring Richard Letter," wasn't Walter Kings ley the four principal roles, will constitute' Dix, which will be offered1 at the mad, mad wag who suggested that one of the strongest casts with: Ohio this week. it be rechristened "How Hester D. B. TURNIPSEED g which Mr. Barthelmess has ever been Contrary to rule, La Cava allowed Won Her *A*M? the entire company to rest a day fol­ Several used Queen water washers^ lowing its long journey from New According to Elinor Glyn, orange and hand washers, also used Electric York to Texas before starting loca­ is the color of love. Yes, and ap­ Pioneer Clothier Cleaners, Vitals and Vacuetts, at tion work on the production. Be- plesauce is the fruit thereof. 'prices to suit the customer. Try\' cause the train trip proved excep- them before you buy. Terms if de»]. tionally tiring, due to the hot weath Oh, yes,, and the direction and 'in 514 E. Main Street Alliance, Ohio | sired. Call or phone Rose Electric/ er. and because La Cava decided j Danish pastry will be furnish by Vic- *>> DPP. P. O., 3236. that immediate work was unfair both tor Seastrom RECREATIONAL NEWS RECREATIONAL NEWS CLASSIFIED $••<• RECREATIONAL NEWS GARAGE FOR RENT SIGNS—Sold by FOR 8AI___— Signs. Attractive and The J. I- Jarman Printing Co., 238- conspicuous. Furnished by The J. L. "THE FRIENDLY PAPRsV 242 E. Main St Jarman Printing Co., 238-242 E. Main Published at 238-242 E. Main St *4&* Phone 2222 Alliance, Ohio 8t. t FARMS FOR SALE OR TRADE—On FOR SALE—We have now completed 3 Holibaugh's New Mt. Union Market t Recreational News is primarily a home paper. Its mission will be to supply some city property. Come and see new cottages on N. Rockhill, just reliable information for every recreational activity. Its columns will be devoted to us. James I. 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In Gum finish in living and dining excluded from our columns. To the advertser we guarantee the lowest possible A-l shape with % new car guarantee. i oom, 3 bedrooms and bath on sec­ all the time. space rates and assure them our co-operation in making their copy a matter of con­ J fidence and a profitable investment. 1—1924 Ford roadster. Closed win­ ond floor, cemented basement witb PHONE YOUR ORDER TO 2187 •We invite the closest scrutiny and ask only that support which is the reward of ter top. Extras. Good tires and a laundry. Moncrief furnace. Large t service to the community and as merit commands. guarantee. $200.00. lot. Price $4500. $500 down and And see how efficient this service is . balance on terms. Call 4543. Devoted to the interests of Recreational Unsurpassed as a medium for truthful 1—1924 Ford touring, brand new T Get your Groceries and Meats where you activities, better homes and civic im­ advertising. top, complete with curtains. A dan­ 7 provement. dy car for a bargain price. $150,061 \ FOR RENT—Signs, neatly printed, may know they are the best and freshest. Advertising copy must reach this office be had from The Jarman Printing X _*> C F. Baughman Editor not later than Thursday noon of each 1—1922 Ford coupe. Price to move C*.. 238-242 E. Main St. Manager week. T J. L.' Jarman as fast as this car can travel. $175.00. FOR SALE—A good paying busi­ Subscription Price: By mail* $1.50 per year In advance, Copies delivered by 1—1924 Ford Tudor Sedan. This ness. Fine location. Practically t HOLIBAUGH'S MARKET carrier are free. Advertising rates on application. car guaranteed by original owner.j all new equipment. An excellent T Upholstering and finish like new. 4 opportunity for either old or 1921 So. Union ALLIANCE, OHIO, FEBRUARY 21, 1926 Royal ord tires. Driven very little young person. Business training f with an original tire and an extra, at not necessary. Possession can "WHERE QUALITY REIGNS SUPREME"- Xt Of all the drives that! v id ing our local merchants with a a price of $400.00. be given within 30 days. Easy T •I The are on just now, none is} medium to meet, as well as counter­ 1—1924 Ford roadster, Aew paint, term of payment. Ill health of Y.M.C.A. so deserving as the Y. act, the foreign advertising. 7 cord tires. This is a speedy car for present owner forces this sacri­ It does not take the boss long tc M. C. A. This organiza­ We were the originators of "Early its size.' $175.00. tion is of such a character that it ap­ in the week buying" in Alliance. We fice. Address P. O. Box 355, declar7 e "War"' when he sees his em­ Alliance, O. ployees "soldiering." „,J! ill peals and serves all classes of young are now in our eleventh month as B. W. Wagner Motor Co. SOMETHING TO There is no Substitute men; Here there is no distinction in publishers of this paper and have Authorized Ford Dealers for good 'food, race, creed or color. It has for its exerted a_l influence that is steadiliy Plan ahead. - Know today what "Never explain. Your friends THINK ABOUT Thafs wby in Mt. Union it's chief purpose the moulding of char­ building a greater volume of early in Fori—Lincoln—Fordson you are going to do tomorrow—and don't require it, and your enemies acter in our young men and boys. the week business for.the merchants do it. won't believe you anyway." By F. A. WALKER THE NEW What might be of greater purpose? whether they happen to use our ISM South Union MT. UNION It is our hope that fathers and columns or not. mothers in Alliance will recognize Local merchants need no longer Phone 5208 THE SILENT CONFLICT RESTAURANT the necessity of a thriving Y. M. C. ''live for their Saturdays" but may "Where everybody eats" A. in this community. There is make every day in the week a sell­ A S BETWEEN the roaring guns of So,' Union and State. nothing more important—nothing ing day. more to be desired than fostering • * contending armies on the field of C. McCOY an institution that will help our We have been told that our papei battle, and the silent conflict which In Charge boys to a clean, manly maturity. is not read because we supply r noble men and women have with the We are glad of this opportunity to free. evil spirit In the solitude of night, or lend our support and encouragement "Whafs in a Name?' In the bustle of the busy day, there is to this, Alliance's most important And this leads us to believe that By MILDRED MARSHALL, K-DDEKOTDID but slight difference. forward movement. Facts stout your name; Its history; Madame Schuoua-Heink, Calvin meaning; whence it was derived, sig­ When all things are considered, the Coolidge, et al. are not listened to, nificance; your lucky day, lucky jewel contentions of the armies and the in­ Recreational News is yet the broadcasting stations persist ^Arthur 5eoii Bailey tentions of the lone. Individual, the Early In more than * pjeased with in offering their stuff regularly. MIR. NIGHTHAWK *"Wny, good evening!" Kiddle Katy­ silent conflict is frequently the more the Week the reports Tt receives of HELENA did answered, since he was discovered difficult of the two. B uying the improvement in early —and there was no use denying it After saying'. "I don't want to find JJTR. NIGHTHAWK dropped swiftly - Accustomed for years to look on in the week buying. fault, "the average man proceeds to NE of the many curious etymo­ down among the trees in Farmer "It's a great surprise—meeting you so pernicious habits with complacency, Her Heart's Desire We were first to recognize the pick a flaw. We're great at fault O Green*s dooryard. unexpectedly. If you'd only sent word the thoughtful man or woman fre­ Whitman's and Reymer's fact that most of the out of town logies! clreu instances which Candies. finding, but weak when it come to makes a contraction as popular and He fell so fast that Kiddle Katydid, that you were coming I'd have made quently awakens to the terrible wreck shopping was done early in the different arrangements^' Freshly packed and they us week, It may be assumed that a giving constructive criticism. How prevalent as the original name Is Il­ watching from his hiding-place fn one he or she is making of opportunity great portion of the ont-of-town buy­ do you feel ? lustrated by tbe case of Helena and of the maples, couldn't help hoping "I have no doubt yon would have!" and life. good too. ing was solicited through advertis­ Helen. Tbe former title Is the cor­ that the sky-coaster would be unable Mr. Nlghthawk sneered. "But I like There is born In an instant a re­ Miller's Confectionery ing appearing in the many foreign I f you contrive each day to out­ rect one and bears complete Individual to stop himself in time to escape being to take people unawares. . . . Pve solve to break the trammels, to pull Mt. Union Sunday papers which enter the city. class the fellow you were yesterday. existence apart from Helen; yet the dashed upon the ground. heard about you," he added "They away from perilous positions and Recreational News was established reaching the top is only a matter of But Mr. Nlghthawk was very skill­ say that you're a great jumper—the seek a new haven of peace and safety. to meet this very situation by pro- time. Think it over. two names are frequently considered spriest In all Pleasant Valley." Identical and Inter changeable- ful at that sport. Just at the right mo­ Then begins the stern struggle in Glttea Bottles Bequeathed ims "Well, I can jump fairly well," Kid­ tare Ruined by Malaria Helena was really the name most ment he turned Quickly, while tiie air a world hushed from the ears of oth­ Because they were rare and valuable In Moderation rushed through his wing feathers with dle Katydid admitted. "But I don't ers, who may pass by without sus­ rry»* The lost cities of Ceylon, the ruins noted among all the Greeks, not glass bottles frequently were men­ Bnjoy the pleasures of life when yon pride myself on my Jumping. It's some­ pecting the tumult in the soul of him tioned In the wills of the American of which are one of the wonders of the Helen. It comes direct from the (.reek thing that has always run in my fam­ have a chance, or when you get ready masculine name Helenos. meaning or ber who is making a. last stand, pioneers. to enjoy them you may Und them miss­ world, are believed to have been aban­ ily, you know. All of us Katydids can fighting valiantly Inch by Inch to over­ •ent doned on account of malaria. light or bright. But when Aeschylus, mo-*1 ing.—Exchange. leap Quite a distance without ajiy come the'Invisible enemy playing upon, the word, made tt come trouble,*1 rish* from the Greek term signifying "ship- It is easy to read about a conquer­ be "So I understand!" Mr. Nlghthawk ing hero, but it requires* hard exer­ destroying," it seemed the direct replied. "And 111 tell you some news equivalent of Helen. tion of will power and Hmyielding that ought to please you: I've come strength to become one. In Rome, Helena was almost as here tonight for the special purpose popular as In Greece. It was finally •Hitherto the man or woman had of seeing you jump!" found It good policy to drift along Dress up your borne by the lady who was the wife Kiddle Katydid almost jumped out of Constantlus Chlorus, the mother of blindly, -but now, ia the new light, of his skin when he heard what Mr. all things are changed. Constantine, and the restorer of the Nlghthawk said. And It wouldn't have shrines at Jerusalem. St. Helena, That which was seductive Is now re­ home for spring! been anything remarkable for him If pulsive, hateful, horrible. holding the true cross, was ever after­ he had. He had already squirmed out ward revered by East and West. The The good, sunny part of nature lifts Why not dress the home up with some new Riddle Deco­ of /his skin six times that summer— up its trembling hands to (he sky and English held her in high esteem, claim- though not from fear, of course. Cast­ Ing that their country was her birth - cries earnestly for dillverance from rative Lighting Fixtures. Nothing will add more to your ing his skin was almost a habit with galling bondage. place, though she is believed to have Kiddie. Ail Ms family were like that. been born at Bithynla. And if the shackled soul be true to enjoyment and comfort and satisfaction for years to come. Though be was not nearly so old as itself, true to the faich which was The yellow Jacinth is Helena's tails- Mr. Nlghthawk, Kiddie Katydid had born in a night, this fine spark of no­ TRADE IN YOUR OLD FIXTURES manic stone. It will bring her protec­ learned a thing or two during his brief bility will eventually find the freedom tion from evil and will guard her from lifetime. And though he would have It craves, for there Is nothing Impos­ FOR NEW. misfortune when she travels, If she liked very much to jump—and jump sible to him or her who can outride wears the gem around her neck. Tues­ out of Mr. Night hawk's sight, too—he the shadow of doubt. •* Ask us about our plan for making you a liberai allowance day is her lucky day and 5 her lucky "They Say That You're a Great had no wish to hide himself inside that This is Station number. The ride may be hazardous, up diz­ •:&s_? on your old lighting fixtures. Jumper.*' feathered scoundrel. So he clung all zy elevations, down dismal gulfs, over (© by Wheeler Syndicate.) the tighter to his perch < and replied treacherous quicksands, through lands a roaring sound. And then he mount­ that he didn't believe he cared to do W.B.C. o ed upward again. of temptations and snared" pits of any jumping that night. iniquity, but the clean, cool summit **v MILLER ELECTRICAL SHOP . Meanwhile Kiddie Katydid kept very Now, Mr. Nlghthawk had a certain BROADCASTING THRU 3helfotei Jtoowdpkr still among the leaves, with his wings In the distance is waiting with out­ "For Everything Electrical" odd trick of talking through his nose. stretched arms to bestow on him or THIS LOUD SPEAKER <2) Roe Fulkerjor. i^a**wj_ J folded over his back. Only his two wjiether that was because the late 170 E. Main St. Pbone 6804 long, thread-like feelers would wave her who presses on in belief, the un­ hours he kept, even on dark nights, speakable peace for which the silent That I am across tbe street backwards ana forwards, although he gave him a cold in his head, nobody fro- tried to keep them still. He was so conflict is waged. from my former location to seemed to know. Anyhow, he began Ride on through the minutes of nearly the color of the green of the teasing Kiddie Katydid to jump for a better, more modern place tree-top that ne trusted Mr. Night- Time, ye brave, and the ages of Eter­ him—and he talked through .his nose nity will give you enduring bliss! hawk wouldn't be able to spy him. more than ever. Yes! although Mr. TESTED TO FIT But he was soon disappointed. For Nlghthawk tried his best to speak The Shoe Renewry i«T DI'CKC Y woman," exclaimed the Mr. Night hawk suddenly cried "Ha!" pleasantly, be only succeeded in mak­ MAIN & MECHANIC Our glasses are tested to fit tbe personality and ftp- J-* H otel Stenographer. ind alighted on a neighboring limb. The men who used to pull out their ing Kiddle Katydid want to laugh at gold-tilled, jewelled watches on the pearance of the person as well as to fit tbe eyes. "Rich?" asked the House Detective. "There you are!" he said. *T_ou him, for all Kiddie was so uneasy. LET US SHOW YOU " "A widow," answered the girl as if leeda't think I don't See you I" (© by Grosset & Dun In p) slightest provocation now.talk about Just what a lot ot difference this means that explained it. "A live husband is their automobiles and golf scores. in eye comfort a necessity," she went on, "but a dead one is a luxury. That ladybird has _>•_ all the advantages of being married CO and none of the handicaps. DR. C. N. FRANTZ "The only imperfection of widow­ EYE SPECIALIST hood is that you have to take a chance Alliance City Mkt. Arcade South Freedom St. on matrimony to reach It. A woman always has to pay for any happiness she has In the world while men are The Time Grows Short _-ra_ta*_____B*_____« lords of creation from the day they announce the glad tidings to their friends that 'It's a boy!* ONLY A FEW DAYS TO BUY HOW TO PRESERVE YOUR CAR "A widow is as lucky as an only child. She can go anywhere she __£sv®__/_ pleases and do what she pleases with nobody to tell her where she must get off. Furniture, Rugs and Stoves "A single girl has to consider what he wilt say when he comes. She is always looking for that day when Mr. AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. IF YOU ARE NEEDING Right will arrive. Her conduct Is reg­ ulated by the impression her doings will make on him. But with the NEW FURNISHINGS FOR THE HOME THIS SPRING, WHY widow he has come and gone and left his bank roll and she Is all Jake. NOT SELECT IT NOW WHILE PRICES ARE THE LOWEST. 500 mile Demonstration—Mon., Tuas., Wed. "There is a funny streak in all good women. They all like to be considered SPENCERIAN SERVICE little devils. The widow accomplishes 311 S. Union it by simply being a widow, so that THINK THIS OVER AND COME IN THIS WEEK. "Our Business Is-In Greasing" adds to her happiness, too. == * "There is nothing any woman likes so much as aggravating other women. All the single girls hate a widow be* Sale closes Sat. Night, Feb. 27th cause she has accomplished something they have not been able to get away "WE ANSWER THE BURNING with and all the married women look through the wires and envy the widow because she not only gets the cheese The QUEST-ON" but got out of the trap also. The 2104 will get this store. widow's life road is a good road every­ $5.75 is the price. where and she rolls along without a Just call us up and order a ton single valve tap. ROWLANDS Co. You'll find it very nice. "A single girl meets too many thank- 247-251 E. MAIN ALLIANCE, OHIO you-ma'ms and bumps too many J. H. MILLER'S SONS bumps. That's why she is always try­ Mt. Onion Pbone 2104 ing to marry out of the rut." .iVpjrigh! by the McNaughi Syndicate. Inc.) en

• - • RECREATIONAL NEWS f._-_^_._.—•_. PORTO BELLO GOLD Dog or Bill Bones, but wlthouT the 6* (Cont. from page 3) sinister Implications of speech and ac­ tion that made me shudder whenever ITEMS OF INTEREST TO LABOR Presently Murray descended the the blind man Pew approached me or brig's side with an agility which put spoke tn my hearing. He had been LABOR UNION CASE me to shame and took his seat In tbe branded on the cheek, and an attempt Stern sheets. Darby swarmed down to obliterate the brand—or perhaps WAGE DEMANDS IN SUPREME COURT like a monkey and ensconced himself 'twas the superimposed scar of a beside us in the bow. Silver was wound—had made that side of his face slung over In the bight of a rope, and a very nightmare. His wrists and MADE SPECIFIC Expelled Man Makes an Ap­ Fred C. I the last of the crew tumbled over after forearms showed gouges that wound hlnr, one upon the other's heels. Oars upward like snakes and suggested, peal for Reinstatement. were thrust out, and we pulled rapidly what other torments his gaudy cloth­ toward the Royal James, wallowing in ing concealed. Railroad Men Ask Boost Arguments were heard in the United States Supreme court on whether a the trough of the' sea, a quarter-mile "Coupeau," remarked my great- Amounting to Half Bil­ away. The Walrus, foaming up under Lyle Emery railroad employee who has been ex­ a cloud of canvas, was almost as near, uncle, turning again to me, 'is our lion Yearly. pelled from a labor organization has and on our weather board. gunner. I saved him from the French McCaskey the right to appeal to federal courts Valentine I to compel reinstatement. galleys, and he Is not without devo­ Teacher oi Conductors and trainmen on all of Boom! The toa> of - ing back, too, and the rowers rested Murray led us to a door In the break Tal. 8337 fixed by the railway labor board In romotive Engineers* at Baltimore, on en their oars. of the poop which was opened for us 1920. An answer In writing is asked tbe charge that, at the request of the A cloud of smoke Jetted up from the by a stalwart black tn a tat livery for by March 2. Pennsylvania railroad, he had Insti­ brig's batches. She heeled over te coat, who ushered us along a compan­ These were the highest wage scales tuted court proceedings in an effort to starboard as we watched, gave a lonway lined with stateroom doors In the history of the railroads and prevent the rsilrnsd unions from af­ quivering lurch and commenced to Into a spacious state cabin stretching their restoration, according to a fecting a strike In 1917 to enforce an slide under by tbe head. We could the width of the stern. The walls spokesman for the carriers, would in eight-hour day. The threatened strike hear the slap of the sails as they were paneled In mahogany; silver crease the total annual expenses of was prevented through the Interven­ WALL! struck the waves. In two minutes she sconces were fastened at Intervals, the companies by $000,000,000. tion of the President and the passage was gone. and a wondrous luster chandelier was of tba Adamson eight-hour law, which The new wages would mean an In­ was sustained by the Supreme court "That was well-contrived. Silver," pendant from the celling, itself uncom­ crease of from $1 te II .50 a day over monly lofty for shipboard; several when its constitutionality was ' at­ remarked my great-uncle. *"Sdeath, the prevailing scale for conductors, tacked by tba railroads. but you are a man of parts. Give way, paintings In the French school hung baggagemen, flagmen, and brakemen. lads!" at the sides; and there were trophies Conductors receiving In the neighbor­ Tbe lower courts upheld tba broth­ He nodded tbe length of tbe boat of peculiar arms and armor. Under­ hood of $6.60 per day and $200 per erhood's contention that It had the to me. foot were Eastern rugs, thick-piled month would obtain $7.75 per day and right to expel Burke, and as soon as PAPER] "I trust you perceive the significance and soft of hue. $282.50 per month. Assistant conduc­ the argument began members of the of that, Nephew Robert. A certain My great-uncle surveyed this mag­ tors and ticket collectors would have Supreme court took up the question young man, we will say, disappears nificence with pardonable pride. Increases from $5.40 .or $6.60 per day of federal Jurisdiction In the proceed­ from New York. A certain brig dis­ Twas evident it meant something to te $6.84 and from $160 per month to ing. Counsel for Burke wa$ olosaly appears simultaneously. Some might Mm. $206. questioned by Chief Justice Taft and Display Rooms | go so far as to associate the two dis­ "Dtomede," he said to the negro, TBE BEST CUT Corresponding increases will be several of the associate justices, and appearances. Frigates put to sea In "where Is Master Gunn?" asked for yard service employees, afterward the chief Justice announced search of a certain brig-—but tbe brig A high, piping voice answered htm which Include ear retarder oper­ that a conference among members of is no more," from the companlonway. ators, foremen, helpers, and switch- the court on the bench had developed At 1025 S. Arch Ave. | The men at the oars laughed loudly, "Coming, worshipful sir. Ben THE BEST MEATS tenders. In many cases the demands \ tbat it doubted if it bud jurisdiction. and I made no answer. What could Gunn's a-coming. I Jest stopped by equal an exact advance of $1 per day. I say? I felt very hopeless. the galley to. fetch up your chocolate." When you come to this market Near Milner I The bulwarks of the James were _he man who followed the voice you are assured that your The demands come on the eve of GENERAL LABOR NEWS lined with heads and faces as we trotted in bearing a silver pitcher of the railroads reporting the largest meats will be of tbe best profits In their lil-tory. The net In­ pulled under her counter and*" made steaming chocolate, Murray's favorite quality. We feature According to the United States em­ fast, and even at that distance the drink; aye, and food. He was a slen­ come for 1028 wfll-be tl.iso.ooaooo. ployment service. Industrial labor con­ | OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT | complexity of her crew was apparent der fellow, with a simple, open face, HONEY BRAND HAMS It is estimated. This sum, however, ditions are more satisfactory than I saw Portuguese, Finns, Scandinavi­ clad In plain black as became an up­ QUALITY MEATS falls short by several million of repre­ usual for this season. H WITH MY .FACTORY TO CONSUMER PLAN §§ ans, French and English cheek by per servant. He stopped dead at sight senting the return of 5% per Cent on Norway's shipbuilding Industry ts jowl with negroes, Moors, Indians and of us. PURE PORK SAUSAGE property value established by the depressed because* the workers have §§ OF DISTRIBUTION, TOGETHER WITH H slant-eyed yellow men. But what Im­ "Set your tray on the table, Gunn," Interstate Commerce commission. refused to accept wage cuts which pressed me the most was the absolute Instructed my great-uncle. This is A canvass of opinions showed a would bring cost of production down H VERY NOMINAL OVERHEAD EXPENSES, JS F. I. RHOADS to the level of other European ship­ silence which greeted us, a silence all my grandnephew, Master Ormerod, unanimous belief that the demands H IT IS NOW POSSIBLE FOR YOU TO PUR- §1 the more impressive because the wind and his friend, Master Corlaer. They LINDEN MARKET wouM be rejected. building yards. carried to our ears tbe bedlam of are to sail with us a while.** Announcement has been received S CHASE THE VERY BEST IN WALL DEC- §| shouts, cheers, oaths and imprecations Ounn pulled his forelock and ducked. MINOR LABOR NOTES from the General Motors corporation with which tbe Walrus was receiving "Sarvant, gentlemen," he acknowl­ that 425 employees of the Hemy Elec­ = ORATIONS AT A PRICE MUCH LESS THAN fH Bones' boat several hundred yards edged. "Alius glad to please. Is Ben from _ tangle of lank; Black hair. During a strike of textile workers tric plant at Anderson, Ind., would away. Gunn. Bound to oblige ye, gentlemen. "Back, eh, Murray?" he snarled. In Bohemia this season 14,000 workers receive $573,700 In stock and cash as YOU EXPECT TO PAY Murray waved me to the ladder as Tou jest name your drinks," and I'll "Two men the richer for your effort were Idle. their share in the distribution of the he set foot on the first cleat. fetch 'em up from the wine-bins." Gut me, 'twas a fool's errand I'** North Carolina now ranks fourth 1920 Investment and savings class. "Up with you, Nephew I Peter also. "Food as well, Gunn," said Murray. "Pardon me," objected Murray, "but among the states in the development Approximately half (40.5 per cent) The rest go to the Walrus.** "And Captain Flint is coming aboard." 1 am considerably more than 'two men of hydroelectric power, with a total of the world's total new shipping ton­ SAMPLES SHOWN AT YOUR HOME Darby snatched at my hand as I Ben Gunn cocked his head one side. the richer* In consequence of my run nage launched last year was built In ashore—although I would not appear of 684,600 horsepower In use. rose. "That means rum," he commented. Household labor is so cheap and Oreat Britain, but this total was only IF DESIRED "Whirra, whlrra, but there's an ache "Plenty o' rum, says you. Jest leave by these words to deprecate the Im­ 2,000,000 tons, compared with 7,000.- portance to be attached to the acquisi­ electric current so dear in Denmark PHONE 3210 In my heart to be parted from ye, It to Ben, captain." that flatirons and vacuum cleaners are 000 tons launched In 1919, and, while Master Bob!" be cried. "And if we tion of my grandnephew and Master Great Britain's output diminished, He ducked and scraped again and Corlaer. Permit me, Captain Flint 1 the only electric labor-saying devices == NEW STOCK RELIABLE HANGERS was to be pirates it do seem we might skipped off Into the companlonway used In homes there. that of other countries grew. be together on the same ship!** with a kind of wiggle like a self- Another strike, the eighth since the He made to follow me. Indeed, but Master Ormerod, my grandnephew, Forty-six of the fifty-eight bacon M conscious child., and Peter Corlaer.** packing houses in Denmark are con-' Boot and Shoe Workers' union put in tti Silver pulled him back. "My steward," remarked my rela­ its appearance at Lynn, Mass., has b<_ "Tou stays wi' us, Darby,'" growled Flint scowled at us, flinging himself ducted on the co-operative plan. The tive." into a chair at the opposite end of co-operative establishments have a been declared. Employees of the Mit­ the one-legged man. "Blast ye, lad, 'The man is a half-wit is he not?" the table from my great-uncle. chell Welch Shoe company struck to Read the Advertisements—It Pays you're our good luck. Flint*— douse membership of 168.000. I asked. "A youth and a fat man I" he ejacu­ force the company to live up to the the ship in rum after one look at ye.*' "A natural, yes." assented Murray, The ordering of steel cars for rail­ requirements of the. state board of ar­ lated. "And unwilling at that, so roads has been heavy recently. New "Well meet again. Darby," I said. tasting the chocolate. Bones tells me." bitration and conciliation, according Black Eyed Susan Tea Shoppe "Never you fear." "I should think it would be danger­ Tork Central has ordered 600 automo­ to union officials. "Master Bones was correct in that bile ears, the Baltimore & Ohio and He was still jabbering in a mixture ous to have one so simple in such close statement" my great-uncle assented The boys employed In tbe blowing FOR DELIGHTFUL LUNCHES AND DINNERS of grief and Joy when I climbed over proximity to you." Union Pacific have ordered 2,000 department of the Maryland Glass cheerfully; "but I fancy he neglected freight cars each. FLORYS ARCADE ENTRANCE ON ARCH ST. the bulwark and dropped beside my My great-uncle smiled. to add that the fat man' took his company, Cumberland, Md., went on great-uncle into the midst of another The 60 cutters In the Hazard shoe FLORY MARKET "Tou are quite, quite wrong, my bey. knife away from him and must have strike for an Increase tn pay of 25 TRY OUR WAFFLES WITH MAPLE SYRUP world. It is for the very reason that the man hanged him had I not intervened." factory, Gardiner, Maine, who walked cents a day. The boys, numbering out because of the discharge of two Fore and aft from poop to fo'csle la Incapable of spying that I use him. An appreciable degree of respect about 50, have been receiving $2.50. stretched the wide deck from which He Is more valuable for my purposes of their number who were said to About an equal number ef men In tbe dawned In Flint's eyes. have refused to cut over some shoes, the lofty spars rose like forest giants. than the most intelligent member of "He Is no butter-tub if he bested department are affected, since work The massive bulwarks were shoulder- the crew.** BUI," conceded the Walrus' captain. resumed their work after an agree­ was suspended when the boys walked high, and inboard everything was He broke off. "Curse me, though, if I see why you ment had been reached. Neither side out. painted red exactly as in a king's ship. "This chocolate Is by no means so should add a cub to your crew.** made a statement. Tariff Imposts which wonld bar The Flory Market The hundreds of men who had well brewed as Sliver's. An extraor­ "Tut; tut, captain," remonstrated Japanese government investigations United States coal from Canada and watched us from the bulwarks had all dinary fellow, that, monstrously clever Murray. " % cub T Think again. The have developed that the number of thus permit development of the domin­ sifted for'ard. We stood In the midst —exactly the sort of man, Robert, I boy Is my heir.*' women workers, both In factories and ion's Alberta and Cape Breton coal Where Your Money Boys More of an open space, with only three never permit to remain near me. In­ "All hell fall heir to will be the on farms, Is steadily Increasing. Fig­ fields were urged upon parliament by others. deed, If you possess the patience and rope that hung you," returned Flint ures disclose there are approximately Arthur Melghen, conservative leader. One of these three was a very small the Interest to analyze the composition "But I'll own I did you wrong when 726,000 woman workers In the employ Canada's coal bill with the United old man witb wispy gray hair and of my officers and crew you will ob­ I accused you of being but two men of various large manufacturing plants, States Is more than $100,000,000 annu­ deeply bronzed face, from which his serve, I believe, that there Is not an the better by your shore expedition. not Including those employed by small ally. The debate on the address and eyes peered Intensely blue and child­ Independently clever man amongst I was forgetting the red-headed mas­ factories. the Melghen amendment thereto, J. J. R O T H ishly simple. He had gold rings In them. Aye, and if you find me a cot John Silver fetched aboard. 'Tis The grand executive council of the which calls for protection from Ameri­ QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS his ears, and his dress was neat and clever man aboard the Royal James— the first promise o' luck we ha' had I" can Agricultural products and coal, plain. Brotherhood of Railway and Steam­ yourself and friend Peter excepted, of My uncle took snuff with much deli­ ship Clerks, Freight Handlers and Ex­ was postponed. We Lead Alliance In Cheese. "My sarvice, captain," he greeted course— I will thank you to point him cacy and rang a silver bell In front of press Employees has announced that Andrew Furuseth of Washington Murray. "Ship's in order, I hope. out to me, and I will straightway htm. it will not comply with tbe ultimatum Over 30 Different Varieties Carried make a present of him to Flint, who was re-elected president of the Inter­ my eyes if we've had so much as a "Gunn Is late with the liquor. I of the American Federation of Labor national Seamen's Union of America —— o' genuine wind since the must have half a dozen of the Walrus' must ask your indulgence, captain, for ordering the express drivers in Its SUMNER'S PASTEURIZED BUTTER crew who esteem themselves equally at the final session of the body's con­ hussy bore away from ye off the compelling you to talk dry." membership to be surrendered to the vention. Resolutions adopted urged Hook." capable with him of commanding her. Ben Gunn bustled into the cabin and International Teamsters* union. . "I am not—by necessity I am not— revision of the ocean mail service law The effect of the unspeakable blas­ deposited a trayful of decanters, bot­ Republic Iron and Steel mills are on so as to provide greater compensation, FRESH GATHERED EGGS phemies which poured with mild In­ regarded with affection by my follow­ tles and flasks before us. Captain ers. And on tbe whole, I think I have an 88-per cent basis, Trumbull at 96 and stated tbat American ship* owners tonation from his Ups was ridiculous, Flint, without awaiting an Invitation, per cent, Sharon Steel Hoop at 96 and should be permitted to purchase sea­ but nobody appeared to notice It, and gotten along better by means of fear seized upon an earthern receptacle la­ Bulk Sour Kraut, 3 Lbs. 25c I learned afterward that his habit of than I might have by means of affec­ A. M. Byers at 96. Jones & Laughlln worthy vessels wherever the cost is beled "Gedney's Jamaican Rum," pried are working 11 of their 12 blast fur­ lowest and place them under the Amer­ swearing by the anatomy of the tion. Fear is a natural element In a out the cork with the point of a knife, twelve apostles and various saints and pirate's career. What place has he 1 naces in this district and shipping steel ican Sag without restrictions as to the tilted It to his mouth and drained a at a high rate. Pittsburgh Steel com­ trade in which they may sail. PICKLES — OLIVES—PRESERVES sacred figures was the quaintest of In his life for affections? Hark I Do mighty dram. Then he set it down several quaint characteristics of an I bear something?" beside him, wiped his month on his pany Is also operating at an excellent President Coolidge was asked to con­ unusual personality. coat-cuff and cleared his throat rate and preparing for heavy spring tinue his support of eight-hour laws He did beyond question—an uproar demand. "We wont complain about that of curses and shouts upon the deck I pushed a cut-glass carafe of water for women by a delegation of 27 trade Master Martin,0 replied my great- outside. toward htm, supposing he would wish At Passaic, N. J, the Botany Worst­ union women, delegates to the wom­ uncle, "I have brought back my grand- "It is only that Captain Flint has some dilution, and he laughed jar­ ed mills were shut down when all en's industrial conference, whom he but a few of the loom operators received. Recalling the fact that the WILSON'S nephew to be the mainstay of my old come aboard. Pray take your seats. ringly. age. Here he la—Master Ormerod, I promise you an interesting episode." "Ton ha' much to learn, my lad," struck for a return to former wage President when he was governor of Martin. Ah, and this Is a friend of The door to the deck banged open, he jeered. "We don't spoil good rum scales, pay and a half for overtime Massachusetts had signed, a law for his and an old enemy of mine, Peter and a harsh, domineering voice bel­ wl* water aboard the Walrus. There's and for a cessation of alleged discrim­ the 48-hour week In Massachusetts Oorlaer," as Peter rolled over the top lowed In the companlonway. a cask broached this minute on the ination against union men. The mill which had proved of great benefit to FRUITS AND VEGETABLES normally employs 6,000 persons. The at the bulwarks. "He Is more to be **• me, Martin, what the —— spar-deck, and all hands flllln' their the textile workers In particular, the Fraah Sweat Corn delivered to ta every morning from the reckoned with than you might sup­ —— —— d'ye think ye are? By the pannikins as fast as they can empty number of strikers was estimated at chairman of the delegation, Miss Me- pose, is Peter. —— —— , ye lousy, slack- 'em, wl' red-headed Darby astride the from 8,600 to 4,000. linda Scott, representing the American I armor—Lowest Prices Possible "Master Martin, Nephew Robert, la bellied swab, ye made us—" butt for luck." A general British rail strike was nar­ Federation of Labor, told tbe Presi­ my mate, and as such, my right hand "Stow that, ye apol­ "Which means you will be In no con­ rowly averted when a conference of dent of the campaigns that organized and arm.** dition to make sail a few hours union leaders voted by a small majo­ labor and organized women are mak­ ogy for a —— ——— t" in- Complete Line of Frosts and Martin stepped back, and the second terrupted Martin mildly from the hence," deplored my great-uncle, wag­ rity not to call out the men but to ing, especially In /New York, Illinois ef the three men confronting us ging his head. "Tis foolishness, accept the award of the national wage and New England, for additional legis­ deck. "Why, any —— would ha' lation of this kind. touched his cap. This was a square, had more sense than you I" Flint. This rum-swigging will yet board. The dispute grew ou$ of tbe Vegetables heavy-built fellow with a dour glint prove the undoing of you and every action ot the National Union of Rall- Charging conspiracy to oust him to his eye, who wore a decent blue "Like 1 Fm my own master, man of your crew." waymen In rejecting the award of the I am. I—" from office, John J. Watt, deposed sec­ Cloth coat and small clothes. "Look to your ship, and I'll look to hoard, notwithstanding that Secretary retary-treasurer of the Springfield sub- "And here Is Saunders, Master "Te may be when ye stand on the mine," snapped Flint, quaffing a wine- Thomas was one of the signatories Walrus' deck, but here you're only district of the United Mine Workers Victor Hugo's Faith Martin's second," continued my great- glass of the goblet's contents. _ in behalf of the union. of America, asked $50,000 damages uncle. "A Scot like myself. My another as doesn't DICKEY'S The nearer I approach tbe end, the know better'n to veer after—*' The strike of the garment workers from the union, John L. Lewis. Inter­ plainer I bear around me the Immortal nephew should make a fine Scotsman; national president, and several other "Belay for a lackey, ye Watch ior next weekfs installment at the Trimount Clothing company, symphonies of the worlds which Invite. eh, Saunders?" of this thrilling story. Boston, was settled to the satisfaction Individuals, In a suit filed In District "He's a braw-lookln' laddie In slab-faced chunk o' rotted sea-horse! FRUITS AND me. It ta marvelous, yet simple,—Vte» of both aides and 400 employees re­ court at Springfield, 111. The suit la tor Hugo. seemln'," Saunders agreed cautiously. ni talk to your master I" What Caused Delay turned to worlfc Although the terms the culmination of a disagreement in "Tour meaning is that we must Slam went tbe door, and a mutter were not made public, It Is generally the miners' union, when the election VEGETABLES prove _im7" responded Murray. of curses rambled from the companion- The town of Colchester, Conn., In Great Poet's Love 1705 voted to postpone Its celebration understood that the union's represent­ of Freeman Thompson as a subdlstrict STANDS 14-11 "Quite true. We shall. Hola, Cou- way, preceding a tall, blue-jowled man president was questioned by John A. Laura, whom Petrarch celebrated in In a flaming red coat all eobwebbed of Thanksgiving day from the first atives are under Instructions to con­ peaul" tinue the strike In progress and ex­ Walker. Watts charges the defend­ W* purcbaa* daily tram tba his poems, was the daughter of Audl- And he rattled Into a string of over with gold lace. He halted In the Thursday to the second __ursday In bert de Noves and the wife of Hugues cabin entrance, hands on his hips, feet November. "The tradition ia well sup- tend It to other shops, unless the de­ ants with conspiracy to remove him farmer*, therefor* our Trait* and French which I could not follow as the mands of the workers are accepted. from office because of personal feel­ Vegetable* are FRESH. de Sale. Petrarch first saw her at third man met him with a bow and a planted wide, dose-set green eyes ported," says a Nutmeg state historian, Avignon In 1327. She died of the flickering balefully on either side of "that the cause was a delay In receiv­ Approximately 800 of tbe original 700 ings, and alleges he was deposed with­ FLORY MARKET scrape of one foot Coupeau was as remain involved In the walkout. out a trial. E. Main W, Arct plague ta 1348. _3_t&_-__-_0C__ »I)d manner •« Black a long npge _!!?§_, seemed, to poke out ing a supply of molasses." RECREATIONAL NEWS

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Cats and all Supplies- one devotes to the contemplation of a paying his dues to Roosevelt-Aurora standard of fair dealings, we et honor preferring one another; Baby •*?Mfi-T in Season daguerrotype of some more or less post of the American Legion for 1926. all times stand ready to "wake recompense to no man evil ftr £AKINNE 3 famous ancestor, says a writer in the Equipped with a 4-foot pencil, good ' any complaint that may evil. Provide things honest In CANTON PET SHOP Christian Science Monitor. arise, 'QUALITY SIGNS" Mayor Greene affixed bis signature to the sight of all men. Be not Mr*. E. Scbaffert Strangely enough, In nearly every 228 E. MAIN ST. a giant check measuring -4 feet long FAIRNESS TO OUR overcome of evil, bnt overcome Pbone Hemlock 4308 one of these former villages and cities and 10 feat high. The check was CUSTOMERS evil with good.—Rom. 12:10, IT, 231 2nd. St^t N. X. CANTOS MRS. 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Let Phone 3103 Phone 5249 nothing be done through strife No Two Hats Alike. these ancient landmarks will be ob­ PROTECTION- cials, followed the check on ita tri­ Hemstitching literated. But their complete elimina­ umphal ride to the bank. or vainglory; hut in lowliness of mind let each esteem other tion is forecast by the increasing The event marked the opening of a \ trend toward centralization. Great in­ better than themselves.—Phil. ••&\\le S^VTTXI^/ THATSWHY! phenomenally successful and unique 2:5, 8. dustrial and commercial units are r^Mf w__hWM» \v / membership campaign in which novel F.R.G.TIRECO DOUGLAS •till being welded and compressed into stunts and methods were the rule- Agency for Gardner Automobile The Tailor more and more compact form. Beyond We furnish dependable Wednesday. \%$ HANSLICK \ / To locate prospects for the Legion Guaranteed Vulcanizing 217 TUMC. St., E. Car. Walnut these there possibly will spring np ' insurance that meets the newspapers printed as complete a Great Powsr From God—Be­ MAKES 'EM BOTH SNOW WHITE Specials on new and used tires. Hemlock 2781 Canton. Ohio new centers, each with its own Main The greatest hand cleaner in the world list of Aurora ex-service men as could hold, I give unto j on power to street, the converging point of resi­ lor auto owners, garage men, painter, every emergency—that's be gathered and headed the list with FRANK GAMBS, 224 N. Webb tread on serp_*\ts and scorpions, dential villages peopled by auto and printers and all who suffer with grimy .i.uids. Use HANSLICK—the why thoughtful buyers a coupon to be clipped, on which was and over all .be power of the tramcar commuters. But these new enemy; and nothing shall by Original Powdered Hand Soap printed: "To Unknown Soldiers of streets will not be replicas of the old. of protection come to Aurora—if you are not on the follow­ any means hurt you.—Luke 10: Keep a can in your car' And another The hitching posts and racks will be One in your kitchen Makes good ing list, sign your name and address 19. absent. The corner blacksmith shop us. UPLER u here others fall. Most economical. and mail to the Legion Survey Com­ loo. Try it and see Drop* me a line mm i will be nowhere visible. Even the mittee." Nearly two complete pages Thursday. rivalries which once existed among or phone. eppe SAMPLE ' of valuable newspaper space were giv­ The One Great Friend.—A man neighboring communities to deter­ r r______ON REQUEST en to the printing of the long list of that hath friends must show mine which should be greatest will be Especially Suitable For Robert Auld, Jr. HOES known service men tn the effort to himself friendly: and there is a forgotten. Auto Owners* Mechanics. Wlremen, locate the "unknowns." friend that stic_eth closer than Painters, Chauffeurs, Engineers, Real Estate Insurance a brother.—Prov. 18:24. Firemen, Far-mars, Dentists, Pipe-Fitters, The churches of the city co-operated ATISFY Co-operation Is First Printers. Battery Men, with the Legion in locating "unknown Doctors, Homes People* Bank Bldg. soldiers.** More than 1,000 undiscov­ Friday. Step in .Advancement Sold by ered former service men were re­ The Supler Shoe Co. The Only Help.—For I the Interests of a community and the H. C. OBNEY, vealed to the membership committee Lord thy God will hold thy right through the agency of the churches. 228 E. Main St. public utilities serving it are Identi­ 626 S. Webb Alliance, O. IDLE HOUR hand, saying unto thee, Fear cal, according to Philip L. Thompson, Preceding these steps, a telephone not; I win help thee.—Isa. 41:13. Telephone 7989 DANCING ACADEMY campaign was conducted in which 15 president of the Association of Na­ Come to Canton and learn the Private lessons by appointment. girls called every residence in the dty tional Advertisers. Saturday. latest step*. Wa He told of manufacturers searching Joseph Cassidy, Instructor. in an effective effort to locate veter­ ENSIGN I Am the Way, the truth and tor a factory site. "When they find North Seneca St. ans. the life.—John 14:6. know them all, and, % city where for political or other con­ AUIANCESANJTAK^ Rear 1st Natl. Bank Prospects who were not signed the what ia more, wa I siderations the utilities are not being first day were sent telegrams which TRANSFER CO. •i.,|, | ,|.,|,.]. |. I ||)| | ...... M I I 1 1 I 1 1 know how to • allowed franchises and rates sufficient were delivered by 30 boy scouts. teach them. H LAUNDRY KIDS Thus impressed by the urgency of the Moving* storage, packing and to enable them to earn a fair return, shipping oi household goods they turn away, because they are look­ GLOOM matter, and weakened by the "rush "Yaa—Lmfa act,** prospects signed on the spot. and pianos. Our complete ing for locations where there is com­ if equipment, skilled workmen Go" I munity harmony, where the people An "Off-to-Parls Night" was a and unexcelled service save Winter Storage have learned that their interest Is a unique and much applauded feature you money and worry on Mov­ 3e__tl*ay Studio \3 mutual one with their utilities. of tiie campaign. A large street car ing day. Longest established $4.00 Pet Month "When labor and employers of float representing the Leviathan, with in Alliance. Office 4t$ 5. Free labor," Mr. Thompson continued, "and a full passenger list Paris bound, dom Ave* Telephone 3321. CALL 4375 " Dancing ml the merchants and the chambers of "sailed" through the streets of Aurora -Oa-210 Re« \lo_ri JR* A SUBSTANTIAL and anchored at the town armory, Bldg. **"~i I-C.-I commerce and the Rotary and Ki­ DAINTY LUNCH hone U.-oilocU .'Jo j | wanis clubs and the public utilities whtch for the occasion was desig­ AUBURN SALES and the city or county officials and fc>UR_V.£T WASH PLAN nated as "Paris." There the Legion­ BERNARD QUINN, B.C. I DR.VES'WAY THE GLOOM- naires disembarked and made merry , vli» li It «_.! granges learn the value of sitting down CHIROPRACTOR CO. around the table on a give-and-take 3 OF S*L*V#ER.y .T SUNSET LUNCH I in true Parisian style, regaling with basis, then there is no power on earth a SOUNDS THE DOOM J In The Flory Market a dance, glrly-girly show and review. Office and Residence 227 N. Freedom Mm%.M strong enough to hold back the de­ A mutt dog parade through the 339 E. MAIN STREET velopment of that community." main streets for the kids of the town Banish wash day gloom j with cash prizes for winners, was a from your home. You've H. C. ALBRIGHT ' stunt that put the words "American For Dairy Products Come to Dry Rot in Timber slaved long enough at that Doctor ol Chiropractic The Famous Dairy Legion" on all lips. The Forty and Palmer's Welding Service UPLER Dry rot in the timbers of the build­ tub. Send us the wash and Licensed by the Ohio State Eight, honor organization of the Le­ Tbe Best oi Everything— ings of our country Is a menace of take a day off to get ac­ Medical Board gion, also put on their fun-making Electric and Acetylene Welding Always Fresh great magnitude and yet little is done stunts in connection with their initi­ quainted with the geography 255 E. MAIN "If it'a made of metal—we fix It' We Deliver. to eliminate this disease. Its causes of your own town. We're ation ceremonies during the campaign. HOES are well known, also its habits and Over Star Theatre 346 Court Alley, Rear Postoffice Phone 5298.'Main and Mechanic effects, but the* property,.owners seem dependable. "willing to run chances of having their We specialize in Ladies' and Two Girls and One Boy ATISFY buildings undermined by this disease, ALLIANCE Children's Hair Bobbing. Legion Essay Winners OUR EXPERIENCE and then pay the cost for demolition SANITARY LAUNDRY 4 Strictly American Barbers 4 as movers make moving day and rebuilding. Dry rot can be pre­ No Long Waits Two girls and a boy were fleclared to be national winners in the annual easy. vented if proper precautions are taken 1329 E. Patterson Barber Shop Alliance Transfer and Storage The Supler Shoe Co. to destroy the fungi. JOE KAMILLI essay contest conducted by the na­ Pbone 4226 tional Americanism commission of Company 228 E. Main St. The losses suffered by property own­ Pbone 8804 539 E. Main St the American Legion for 1924-25. Pb one 6917 253 E. Market ers from this disease are unbelievable, Miss Elizabeth Shankland of Wat- Fred Russell, Mgr. and more unbelievable is the fact that seka, HI., took first place among the Don't you ever rent or hire it no effort is being made to prevent When your Hoover needs ELECTRIC LIGHT Till you know they're going to 200,000 and more essayists who en­ LEARN TO DANCE these tremendous losses. Recently In service, have it done by an THERAPY tered the competition. She won a England, the Royal Institute of British authorised Hoover serviceman. at the aids greatly ia the reliel and scholarship of $750 to be used in her A house that's wired is a house Architecture has appealed to tbe Brit­ KARL YOHO further education. She plans to take ish Science school for discussion on cure oi Catarrah and Heart that contains the promise of comfort. CHEVROLET 1632 Burt Ave., Trouble. Keep your resistance j a course in music at Northwestern You need electricity and its bless­ this subject, which they feel Is of na­ I university. She has been teaching . Or the Hoover Dealer. up to par and you will with­ ings like you need the cheering rays ELLMAC SCHOOL tional Importance. It would seesa that I piano since she was twelve years old. of the morning sun. OWNERS not only architects, but property own­ stand tbe sudden changes ot Second place, with a scholarship of Now is the time to have your ers as well should combine and take temperature. I $500, was won by Miss Gertrude Car- car overhauled, your brakes re- OF DANCING immediate steps to preserve the build­ E. M. LINCKE | lei* Stockard, whose home is on a 240- lined, etc., for this spring. ings of tbe nation. Electric Light Therapy is the By Dealer in Hi Grade Coal acre farm at the top of one of the "Remember" we do it modern way of "keeping fit/* Prof. Douglas Barnes Cor. Grant and N. Y. C. R. R. most beautiful hills in the Ozarks. a Right Home-Town Faults mile and a half above the little village Expert Chevrolet Man. Here is an offer worth while Phone 3209 J.W.ARTHUR, M. D. I of Mountalnburg, Ark. She has never It is a time-honored American tradi­ "Prompt Delivery Our Motto* Our Motto taking advantage of. If I tion that a man must never speak any­ 319 E. Main St. Alliance, O. attended school a day in her life. I Her mother, who was for fifteen You'll Drive Away Satisfied don't make you feel as though thing but good of his native town. He you have danced for years in must blind his eyes to its faults; or, * years a teacher in the schools of * Eu­ Call at least, he must never say anything reka Springs and Fort Smith, Ark., five lessons or five days, your about them. This is the tradition tnat directed her sole instruction. She has course will not cost you a pen­ has given rise to Boosters' clubs, to been driving in to Fort Smith in the J. P. MOUSHEY ny. I am ' the one who can m family car once a week, when the Gearage at 711 W. Main slogans of "Boost—don't knock" and show you how, without any roads are not too muddy, to study tlie like. Not a bad Idea, this prais­ C Residence 570 W. Main. embarrassment on your part. ing your home town. Civic patriotism music at one of the best studios in the M MILLAN Phone 4680 is a fine thing. But many times the Southwest. She plans to continue her Open every day and highest form of civic patriotism lies in music at the School of Applied Arts in ELECTRIC CO. New York city, while she works on •'•:--i>-/. all day. criticising your town for- all' you are HQNeSTY WELL REWARDED "On Tbe Square*' A. THOMPSON—236 Haines Ave. the bachelor of arts and bachelor of 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. worth. Faults don't drop out of ex­ Mount Union —Call at Recreational Office and education degrees at Columbia univer­ receive two Theatre Tickets istence if they are ignored. The only lliaace Up-Town Shopping District way to make a town all It ought to be Used Car sales by Dodge sity. Free. Phone 7009 Is by calling attention to its defects Brothers Dealers all over tbe* Earle A. Tompkins, now a fresh­ until people are ready to abolish them. man at Massachusetts Agricultural Boosters are good. But sometimes a United States increased 37.4% college, won the third prize of $250- good knocker Is worth a lot more.— during the first six months of £ lis home Is at Easthampton, Mass. WM. W. BANKERD FREE THEATRE TICKETS FREE Frankfort Morning Times. 1925 over the first half of 1924. He plans a business career. Travelers Insurance Co. The essays dealt with reasons why Life-Health-Accident From the list of persons filling out the coupon below, one gen­ Proving that the buying tleman and one lady will be awarded two theatre tickets each week. Individuality in Houses the Legion, as an organization of 508 City Savings Bank Bldg. World war veterans, is concerned with Mail your coupon early to The Recreational News, Advertising Many feel that duplication of house public believes what Dodge Phone 2234 Dept. Box 593, Alliance, Ohio.. designs in a row Is conducive of econ­ Brothers insist upon and what upholding and defending the Consti­ omy. , Perhaps it ts, so far as first tution of the United States, as Legion­ we religiously strive to prove— naires by their constitution are cost is concernew. But Is it economy Do you receive Recreatitonal News regularly? when ft is considered that higher Dodge Brothers Dealers Soil pledged to do. GILMORE GARAGE prices could be asked for houses whose Good Used Cars. What other papers do you receive regularly ?.. he exteriors were al! different designs, Radio Was Popular 212 E. Prospect tal with an attempt made to create an Millions of people throughout the Repairing on all makes oi cars itf architectural . composition out of an M. E. BIERY MOTOR CO. country listened in on radiocast spe­ Satisfactory service guaranteed Do you read the advertisements in Recreational News ? ». let* satire row of such house units? Cor­ cialties and news of the national con­ net planting of trees and shrubbery vention of the American Legion at would add immeasurably to the value n M. ARCB ST. Omaha. Two thousand individuals ap­ of building operations, and lend to peared before tbe microphone of sta­ What advertisement in this issue have you especially noticed?.. In them that feeling of rest fulness so tion WOAW, which was on'the air con­ Get the Habit of Mating at the dl- generally In.'I-ing tinuously from 8:1D a. m. to 11 p. m. IDEAL LUNCH les QODGB BROTHERS DEALERS SS-U.6OCZ) uses, CARS at It is a good habit to acquire. Signed he All things come to those who Free Theatre Tickets—Look ior ROWDY'S PL A CE wait-7-but, there's too dura many Address waiting. YOUR NAME among the ads 601 E. Main • Read the Advertisements—it Pays RECREATIONAL NEWS {+•+**•+++*** Light No Clew to Use Phones While 1926 FORD CTHE WHY of Accessories In Stock Tube's Condition Speaker Operates Windshield cleaners—Transmission Bands—Dash Gaso­ SUPERSTITIONS line Gauges—Skid Chains—Accelerators—Water Pumps— IRVING -CINQ How much success did you have Heat to Cause Flow of Elec- Regulator May Be Placed Fender Braces. Heat and Cold Boots. with distant stations the past week? Cor. Main and Union Yes, so did the rest of us. Sunday trons Possible With Lit- on Arm of Chair; Will night was about the best night but it TOUCH IRON was nothing to brag about. The dis­ tie Illumination. Govern Volume. "1 tant stations have been very con­ r spicuous by their absence. In excep­ .. P ICK tack never change back: Many radio fans are under the Im­ Those who have trouble In hearing tional cases when they did come touch old iron," accompanied by pression that the amount at light a radio programs on a speaker may use _»_S-R,BJ_»-_1 thru, they either faded terribly or the appropriate action, Is a venerable radio tube gives off is an indication phones even while the speaker is oper­ crashes of static drowned them out. form of binding a contract among boys of its sensitiveness or general condi­ ated. The signals from the average Tuesday and Thursday nights after they have made a "swap," and tion, and some are even inclined to re­ set are too loud on the head phones «IIg_^§Ml were the worst for static so we had may be frequently heard In the rural gard with suspicion tubes that appear at the final output. However, the vol­ 6g_ by appo——_e_t o'clock each evening. Solomon's Temple was built witb rectly called, emits considerable light, Friday night's outstanding feature "neither hammer nor ax nor any tool but this phenomenon has absolutely STEIN and DAMON was the Victor artists thru the WJZ of iron" and so was the sacred Sub- no connection with the functioning of chain of stations. It was especially lician bridge at Rome which, also, bad the tube from the radio standpoint, Main St. at Arch interesting because of it being the to be kept In repair without the use Radioactive Materials. 1 A TURN OF THE DIAL = first appearance before the micro­ of metal. An enlightened East Indian It is quite possible to obtain a phone, of Miss Marion Talley,. of prince not long ago objected to the EE The simplicity with which an Apex Radio may be tuned = Kansas City, who has sprung into stream of the minute electrons in a prominence in the Metropolitan use of iron in constructing houses In tube by the use of certain substances RADIO _E is a strong factor in making it a favorite ol tbe women. _•=_ Opera. his domains believing that it would known as "radioactive" materials, but It was noted that the WJZ chain be followed by cholera and other epi­ their expense and rarity make their = One placed in your home on approval will win _E is still expanding. WDAF Kansas demics—the spirits revenging them­ practical application extremely limit­ —- your admiration. =• City, was on -the list Friday night. selves for the using of their abhorred ed. Radium and radium compounds There is a persistant rumor that metal. are foremost in this radioactive group, Cleveland is to have a station con­ so the cost of tubes equipped with On the other hand some races rea­ nected with these stations soon. filaments of this precious element | CHAPS SERVICE STATION | Saturday night WTAM is to be in soned It out that If the evil spirits 'ATWATER-KENT can easily be imagined. Ne A bat­ Pleterial Diagram of the Special Loud the chain to help celebrate WGY's so .hated iron, iron might be a good = 116 So. Park Phone SS56 = tery, incidentally, would be required Speaker Regulator. Five-Tube Set $80 birthday. thing to defy them with. In certain for such tubes, as the flow of electrons E_ "It If* Service We Give It To Yon." — parts of North Africa there is no such from radioactive compounds Is auto­ the volume. He can cut In or out as efficacious charm against witches as VERNON PIANO CO. 26-HOUR CONTINUOUS matic and continuous. much resistance as is necessary for PROGRAM FROM KFNF. a piece of Iron. The Scottish fisher­ his purpose. The volume from the fed Certain less expensive chemical com­ 211 East Main St. SHENANDOAH, IOWA man when he hears a shipmate blas­ speaker is not impaired and the rest pounds of high electron emitting prop­ f_ A-dT4jftk OTLit__*_ __ __ /_ i!_ A il_ A att A*k A*k ttTsm, tmTdt, JaTtm, di*ifcjftfc^?'_fc * *•* *•* *>$>*^^'<$H$H$'**$H$H$> •»• •!• O •I* »!• •»• •»• »+*> •»• ••• *»** *e $ $ crease. With an impedance amplifier $1.15 ant lamp and socket can be bought at any $1.00 c — _ • the use of hlgh-Mu tubes Is advo­ Explained hardware store. Our Price ... 97' 79 cated to get the most out of it. Mr. "Angela, why are you so cold to me Our Price Cut a piece of flexible wire about Browning suggests the use of Daven today?" two feet long for each of the wooden I (or the equivalent) high-Mu 20 tubes 'Because you haven't given me s. s. s. SYRUP PEPSIN handles. This will give you sufficient in the first two stages of the amplifier those furs I asked yon for." $120 length to reach any part of a large $1.90 1.35 while a Daven Mu 6 is recommended Our Price .... 93' receiver. ' In the third and last stage. YOU BET Our Price When you wish to test a circuit, c 60c A1C connect a small battery of the correct $1.10 79 Our Price .... 47' voltage for the bulb you are going to To Disconnect Aerial Our Price use to the ends of the flexible wires. 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Our Price • • • inary and the secondary of the first Two little bones back and forth a- Our Price T Determine the polarity of a storage 17' for that day. radio-frequency transformer are en­ flittln*, ' battery by placing wires leading from Hole in the plank where a knot was T tirely eliminated. The variable con­ Lady. Helen Chocolate Cherries C the terminals In a glass of salt water. mtlssln'; j T denser which originally shunted the Par-a-diee lost. ' The wire from which bubbles rise Is In Cordial Full Pound 69' secondary of this KFT shunts the loop T negative. HOLIBAUGH MARKET terminals. In other words, the RFT Now Look at Him! f A small quantity of oil poured In Is taken out, and where the secondary Prescriptions Carefully Compounded "WHERE QUALITY REIGNS SUPREME" the solution used in a B battery rec­ Milady—Wasn't Stella's husband a went, tbe loop is placed.—Radio wealthy man when she married him, tifier jar will prevent It from evapo­ World. Phones 2152—3239 172 E. Main rating. dear? Betty—Goodness, yes! But you VALE THE DRUG MAN "Yes We Deliver" i must remember he's been her hus­ Next Alliance First Nat. Bank. x band for over two years now.—Stray -»$M$.*J..J.»J«^»J.*^ • Do Your Shopping Early in the Week Stories. it ——«a