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2-2121 THlES-LEADER. TIIE EVENING NEWS, WILKES-BARRE, PA, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 23. 19M AS 23 UNIVERSAL SERVICE i "But For Ui Wi Just Thursday!" That the American people would be George Dixon rn.aAaaaf TIMES LEADER Tim EVENING NEWS Paul Mallon asked to vote without delay on the univeraa military training plan came as a surprise Wm. Mad K.ntinn 'iinivnial Training" AawririT fiTBrwrt wwim and the word, is left out in skillful but not less obvious camouflage. SITUATION IN CHINA Washington.

Nov. U-AU tba nawi from China ha ben bad la lair. ax. jBAAvaJI VB 1.141 OWatB-ai The people may as well know it all There is little use now or hiding meanings. capUng GanerallMimo Chiang Kai rmUwl wl rsMlafcat tuflu ajv ivum A- komitif ane i inorougn making out of till Short as the notice has been, there are in NOT LOM UNG Lubbock, Ta.

Nov. Taxani ar the flneal people in lha World, and I wont haar a word ta tha contrary not until 1 fat bayoud tha borders oi this SUta. But they have one baffling peculiarity. They dont seem happy unlets they get nte on a bora, I cannot under land this Urtdanc because. I nver remain on the caouieu mlff-Traaa organisations already opposing the move- Ttom tha Intide, It tppcara that mtetafc mTm-i, 9rt a in.

t.y, Btw lirt, jrniaaalaaaa, Oh, Giarla4, Ihm ma generaiiaaimo, navini Den In. atruinantal in ousting our Cianeral not opposing universal military training, dui opposing the scheme to force it hurriedly This matter ought to be delayed at leasl until the end of the war is closely in sight, Sulwrll and thui having uvd fact witii nn own iwropla for tha military failures, now getting ready to co AiUWrMU, M-IW TkI, raila4aihM. him. riwu. afv Ba Iaaiaa, MkMirUMI nwr.

la aaail m4 ra a aaea atk flae IM tin, vmUii TS a Btaatkl talH UkM a. iMtMn. W-M rl Kaau MJM fa laraa aa a operate mora cluaely with that outer I Churchill himself has said that very thing in teed long enough to make it worth while. But they do But seam lo mind. Tbry laugh like the greathearted felkiwt they are every time I fall off.

They do not even ihow United NalKxia. At laaat In la la what England. Whatever values there are wi might termed tha inner official view here. not be impaired by waiting until the people Hi ac mmiiii ih lri.a tm liMnlf aaud ik IM far aUoaUo rancor when I land On their growing things, such at cactus. Tha moilvri behind tha SUlwell 4 aU Mwa ataa sr! tkcrwta can look the situation over.

General Marshall has already said this country does not withdrawal, unexplained at tha time, On this tour of thus now become more fully avl dent The whole panoply of myati fymg newa from that front thus be want nor, if the peace is properly administered, will it need a huge standing army. It newspapermen I get invited lo mount nag In practically every place we vult. On second thought A I do not believe "Invited" is thafj right word. Our hosts insist on ltw comet apparent Chiang ha always kHf laa htiHi HWlrttW raarlrata wjNar Ia a 11. a.

ra IkmIUKi. CteiM taHf AMI ara Cr.lJU.. Hiir Aatartaaa Wawapaa Ballon fcaa ta If away BatanrlM aoaUoa. Utom at ta ritr(U at wuaaa-Barra, ra, as na4 Claw MalWl. is objectionable because'of the gigantic bur oeen imuiciuui 01 me uuneaa Com muniata.

i keep telling them I do not wish den of expense and it is against all our tra dition. lie would prepare for a limited en While they are fighting on hit aide to put them and the horses to any few W7f trouble but with the true hosottalitv with Uieir arinifi far on in tha Jistment, kept up rigorously and effectively of the Southwest they always as north, he actually haa had aoldlera detached from hu own war effort THOUGHTS FOR TODAY sure me no trouble at alL and able to expand at once whenever the na In fact I have been able lo And tion is threatened. No pain, no palm; no thomt. no throne; no gall; on the Japanese front to watch them. True, the Communiita hava not been much of a deterrent to tha Japs.

While some published estimates of only two in all Texas who seem to find it any bother ma and the horse. How expand? He does not mean by sud glory; no eroaa, ne crown. wuuam irnn, I suppose. In a way. it is all tha their strength run as high as 900.000 aUle, eaf seeedlnf fled: far gret year frare lm far aa earaecoU.4 Uy the arapheU fault of me and my bla.

blabblnv numbers are worthless In gaustnf denly transforming citizens into soldiers without adequate preparation, but that means of preparation can be so worked that vklea rr fr Maimrw am. any minese ngnung lorcet. mouth. When I came down hera 1 confided that Texas reminded me a lot of the Place I used to liva Mnnu. No one knows exactly how manv our security will be practically absolute, lie means that the scientific explorations as to troops the Commies have, except that these have been sufficient to rapel a jaw, Saskatchewan.

tew jap aitacKs. Many whom they I meant. Texas is big. with wide, flat prairie. The weather la mm.

arms, weapons, planes, explosives, ships, count as soldiers are actuaUy farmers what different because, un In U. shall go on ceaselessly, so we shall keep who run to action in an emergency aw, only had two seasons win. Others are untrained civilians, and abreast of all modernized weapons. He means ter and fair week. Actually I ui the term "bandit" has been applied only trying to make eonveraatlnn to a few In the past.

also that we may keep our whole generations of youth in fighting tjrim and physically able, But they seemed to aet th M. Now by kicking from his cabinet that I was Dractieallr an mu. THANKSGIVING DAY, 1944 With the world at what is generally retarded as the bloodiest phase of the Second War, there will be many skeptics who want to know what there is to be thankful for today. True, there Is suffering such as mankind has never known, yet, relatively sneak-ing, America, the land where Thanksgiving Day is a hpliday, knows little of it. Except for tha casualties on the field of battle, our country has escaped lightly in this conflict.

the strongest anti-Communist ele without taking millions away from produc ments. Chiang is falling In line with the ideas of officialdom hera for tion. hand, or rider of the purple sage. I did not bother ta correct this lm- premsion at the time because wmrt were in Houston and thr more coherent action on that front. One suggestion merits thought and may However, the change can be in- be adopted if we do not heedlessly rush into erpreted as mora political than mili fobby 0 ln tnt wholThtel The Readers" Column tary so far.

this universal conscription, bchools and But it wasn't Inn hefnra mm mnt George Sokolsky Improvement Seen Thone who know the new war to where there were horses. Whereupon Mr. Bill Mason, tha Kl R.r.i colleges, experts and informed people realize, have had needlessly long summer holi minister say they expect his leader Our homes are intact; our tables are laden Tire and Rubber Lnmmn man EDUCATION WEEK PEJUS FOE FEGLER ship to bring some "improvement" from Akron, Ohio, said: with good things to eat; our sacrifices hav Chinese ngnting, but very lew Editor. Times-Leader Evening News Editor, Times-Leader Evening News: people in this country appreciate the Mar I auaeest to Mr. Otis if he days and extended cessations at the turn of the year.

If these were filled with the routine of study, it would save in four years the equivalent of one year's college work. Meanwhile, in colleges military courses, peen comparatively few. For these things, let us be grateful. niculties he is lacing. Wonderful Surprise "I have a wonderful surprise for u.

It was a little hard to swing if I swung it. I hava irrmi tnl On behalf of the members of the Forty Fort Teachers' Association I would like to express our sincere doesn't like tha articles Mr. Pegler writes, why does he read them? Frankly, it must now be said that THEME Of THE WEEK Nobody has to buy a bond. No one no satisfactory Chlnesa mUitaay effort has developed anywhere lately. you to make the nt h.

There aTe many columns In the newspaper that are of no Interest to me, thanks for the opportunity you gave us to bring tha message of American Education Week to the clUzem of will go to Jail if he does not buy a bond. It Is your business whether Let us giva thanks, too, for the privilege of living in a land that is one of the few nlaoei where freedom actually exists. Too The action on the Salween River front may be an exception, but there on horse back." v1 toyr- terribly thoughtful of him but that I wouldn't be able to do it heram. 1 h.t Wyoming VaUey. you want to buy or not- strictly your own business.

we trained the officers and men. It therefore oypass uiem. i agree with Mr. S. J.

Edwards of Sweet Valley. Anyone today who dares to take which all should adopt, may be mixed with the other study courses. In such a way, a student will, in four years, finish requirements for a degree and have what is equal to Wf as teachers, are convinced that many take for granted the most precious is now time to admit also China is And so is tha war your own busi riiMaUnn can te a misnry lorce ui gift of au. Only a country that has been ness. 'You might hava a son in this th.

nnnosite aide of the fence is a determining the kind of world in which we will live following this mostly In Jap hands. -All of the industry and much of the agriculture went long ago. The sea coast Is favored by Got could be as glorious as ours war. He might be in Europe or in glected to bring along my leather chaps and boots. understand how I forgot them," I said.

"I hardly ever go anywhere without at least mw Wa alan realize that the scnooLi vile mouth, a radical, and anything some people feel like calling one. I hope the editor will continue Mr. (The abundance we enjoy is one of the won the Pacific or in lots of other places in the world. Surely whatever he closed. Most of the internal rail- a year of military training.

It is this sensible plan and other plans that will need much more airing before the people are can progress only so far as our ciU- roads are controlled by the Japs. cer of the modern world. does is your business. StricUy your lenry Is aware or we proDicma Pegler's column. We are today flying in from India issues or education.

At least one knows where he through the only contact the Chinese business, you had no particular choice as to whether he would go It is true, to be sure, we do not have everything we desire. It is true many homes rushed into a nation-wide expression on universal training, which means universal mili lnolr to our Dress as a means have with the outside world, more stands. He is never astraddle of the fence. We have heard tolerance tVirmiffh which our citizens may be 10 tne war or what he would do in it He is your sacrifice your prime cave oeen saddened and other households saddle and spurs." "That is aH right" said Mr. Mason.

I have alSb arranged for the loan fu. chaP "nd Pur- What' do you think about that?" "I think you are a hound." I aaid. I may as well admit I have onlyav been on a horse once before in myO life and that waa t7v m. nreaehed until Jt has engulfed US materials of war thart were carried on the Burma Road before the Japs cut it. tary training.

Meanwhile, the country should stop, look and listen. Tolerance after awhile turns Into come informed ana mierestea in euu-cation. The editorials and news items which your paper allowed us to pre sacrifice for your country. He may come back alive and whole or he made anxious by the absence of loved ones, But our planes flying In a load of the word gullible. MRS.

F. w. gasoline for instance probably-con But, if we look at this in its proper perspective, we shall agree that no matter how un may return maimed or just as a name in a telegram. There is nothing you can do about that sume as much as they can carry as sent were most enecuve in acquamv-ing the people of the vaUey with the Importance of regard for education, w. attribute the number in our audi COMMENTS ON GIRLS load.

The limitations upon our WHITHER ARE WE GOING? "Experience painfully acquired should But there are Americans who can a liiic; tooit. Furthermore six guys out of camera range were holding the beast by the tail. fortunate our lot may appear to us as mdi viduals it could be ever so much worse. assistance are therefore evident, and Editor, Times-Leader Evening News: ence on the evening of November 8 likely to continue indefinitely, al do a great many things about that There is General Marshall and Admiral King: there is General Eisen Here's a little friendly advice to to the pubUcity your paper gave mu Well." replied Mr. ttiun Above all, let us be grateful not only for though we have greatly increased our teach the Polish American Congress warns, "that unless America acts now to observance.

can tell them that I won't But I suDDlies in the last five months, the success of our cause, but for the courage hower and General MacArthur; there We trust that as our association is Admiral wimitz and General Pat- and sacrifices of our brave sons, brothers and those at home. 1 read the local papers apd hear things from other sources. It was long ago when tha war was taken for a Joke, and we became Then again we must recognize that her armies are sometimes led by what we used to call "provincial war lords," many of whom are politicians continues its work toward better public relations we may look to our w.l newraaDers for the same fine jj-uiiK you are going to have trouble. The news that you are practically the Lone Ranger has gone on ahead. I am sure you will be invited to mount many a gallant mustang." The upshoot was that I fell off exact from Russia certain guarantees for all our lend-lease aid, without which Russia's victories would be impossible, we will be headed for a major catastrophe of our own husbands that made the victories possible.

And then we must always be gratefu ton. But they are not the only ones. There are those who order and make the munitions of war, the airplanes, the tanks, the guns, the ieerjs. the co-operation and understanding as for tomorrow when life will resume its drafted. It was Just for a year, and we wailed and moaned with this re-tricLed life.

It has been three years not strictly supporting the Cnung' king government The Chinese internal economic dis you showed aunng our uMciuv.i suns ana shoes, the food, the medi normal course and time mercifully will heal horses in Temple, Austin, Corpus Chnsti. Freeoort. San Jaclntn tWSyCar- RACHEL L. PETERS. cines.

the blood these Americans now, with two of them overseas. Our minrla always filled of dreams tribution system has not improved much since before the war, when can do a great deal about vour bov. the wounds of mankind. Athens, Longview, Abilene and' President Forty Fort Teachers' As Representing 6,000,000 Americans of olish extraction, the Polish American Con news of vast starvauon was a world of home, and the future wnenever sociation. They can try to have everything where it should be in the proper across most of the Panhandle, which is a region of Texas wh th.

sensation almost annually. Inflation that wiU be. gress is anxious about the fate of Poland TRIBUTE TO R. C. MINER (juHnuues 10 ao ine ngnt job.

lis unbelievable, and indeed most au: I rpmcmhfr those civy days. WO' No, nobody has to buy a bond ground is very hard on account of little rain-fall. By the tim wa ant itn na. which now hangs in the balance due to the thorities suspect China cannot aur- Edgar Guest THANKSGIVING vive financially even if peace comes men made us play up to them in the times when such affairs were xacred. Now the times have changed The resolution, adopted by the executive committee of the Community Welfare But it is a way of looking after your business.

It is a way of looking after that boy of yours. That is the noint designs of Russia despite the high idealism, expressed in the Atlantic Charter, of which Russia is a signatory. Lubbock, which is a big cotton center, I was known on the tour as the Tbouncing boy." Furthermore I harf aDoui Duyine Donas it is attendlnc For every brave boy, land and sea, And of Thy soacious federation, thanking Robert C. Miner for his service, was a well deserved tribute to the from what I hear of the American girls, and I doubt whether a sermon will do any good. I read the articles of the Immune Blond, the Red-Head suucuy io one private business.

soon. Certainly the Central government is none too sure of itself. But as these internal inefficiencies, dissensions and weaknesses are native to the Chinese, so also has been their cold, valorous spirit of reslst-anpe against the conquerer. While the difficulties Dractically amount Although we are now fighting our. second Hear us, dear Lord, whose prayers confessed unnecessarily that I had never done any horse-backing in Moosejaw because you riM nnt naari There are a lot of differences of opinion in this country.

We auarrel war in Europe in a quarter century and al- to Thee From grateful hearts arise. and the rest The girls aay tney aren't havincr anv fun since there is pomicauy. we row about the future. a norse to sit and pound out items of local interest. hough we are committed to participate in a man shortage, and that the war is we are dissatisfied with many of the Inmif intprnnl rtmnrnliTntinn thpv For all their courage under care, nMii.

rtatienra under natal. Nevertheless, thev forced a postwar organization to be formed for the conditions facing us. But all that is beside the point when it comes to lasUng too long. They moan ana cry that they will be old maids, and ask us to love them dispite all they preservation of the peace, a great many over- This day we come with grateful buying bonds, because bonds have another nag, explaining that they had a very quick photographer who could get a picture before I fell off. This turned out to be trim and ook the simple fact that to win we must prayer And shaU each night again.

nothing to do with likes or dislikes, with partisanishin or hatreds. Rnnris done while we are away. They aren't true to us, but they are sincere about are not likely to lead to a collapse of the fight on that front. No one here expects such a critical conclusion. For one thing the Japs are not in a position to take full advantage of the situation.

4 You must therefore turn your eye play the cards while we have them. quite a coincidence because the nho. the friendship lor me. xne cry is Although Polish blood flows in their veins For every miracle of aid wvi.h fnith in Thee restored nave notning to do with any of that. Bonds are for winning the war.

loud about the man shortage because chairman of the recent War Chest campaign. I Mr. Miner modestly attributed the success of the drive to the enthusiasm of his aides, but the truth remains it was his leadership that sparked the entire effort this fall There is credit enough for all. Under Mr. Miner's direction, the cam-f paign not only went over the top on time, but the largest sum of money in the history of the organization was raised.

As a result of this remarkable showing, no curNiilment of the program of affiliated agencies in this vital period will be necessary. For that, Wyoming Valley has cause for genuine gratitude. It is not easy for a man of Mr. Miner's re- 1 1 i i i. i.

1. tographer was Sergt. Herb McCory, whose father Is a veteran press they can't have more fun. And brought to safety boys who and Poland is the land of their forefathers, it is well to remember members of the What Is Important And the curious thine about It In jjjiuiujs in new xotk. ana a irjena of There are times we have to look to other fronts for good news ana in any other direction you look, you prayed, We thank Thee, gracious Lord.

vug Biauumg. olish American Congress are Americans that you don't even have to like the war or even to be sold on the noil. uet. this over with aulck." I told Grant soon, we pray, that victory young Herb, "or, when I see him, I will punch your old man In the now tics of the war. You mav not care We lnnir have waned ior.

down on the weaker sex and show less respect Men aren't wolves, unless the women want them to be. Actually, we haven't been missed just pitied, remembered, because they are going to marry us some day. SGT. M. P.

S. i who think in terms of America. This is their country; Poland is secondary. When they say that "we will be headed for a major ca for what was done at Bretton Woods You are a trifle too big yourselfl" When peace on earth again wiU be, will find it good. Buy bonds.

(Reproduction Prohibited.) Your Health (Trom Tba BtaM Hadleal Baoletr) (Reproduction Prohibited.) or Dumbarton Oaks. You don't have to agree with anything. What is important is that our hova do not want Ana war snail De no more. (Copyright, 1044, Bdtar A. Ouwt.) tastrophe of our own they are thinking of the best interest of the.

United that they have everything they need, even things that may be wasted so that they are not handicapped in English Lessen By W. GORDON The cough is called the "watch dog pponsiuiuues accept a puat mat is tsv exacting. Individuals, with far fewer demands upon their time, have been known to hesi of the lungs. Answers To Questions uieir niarcn 10 victory. Cough is most often regarded as a States.

It is logical to assume that if Russia is unchecked and is permitted to dominate the European scene completely, the seeds of the I WORDS OFTEN MISUSED; Tin Some people think that only those symptom of irritation, inflammation or disease in the tracheo-bronchial tate in giving a few hours where the chair are patriotic who agree with everything, but is not the American way. There is just as much natriot- man must sacrifice days and weeks. not say, "The source of her Injury was an automobile accident" Say, "The cause of her Injury." Source stresses the idea of beginning or tree. Q. What was tha first industry In Third World War will be sown while the Anything causing Irritation or The executive committee of the Federa the United States? W.

H. K. pressure along this passage may ism in not agreeing. So you don't have to refrain from buying bonds origin, and is often misused for cause. A.

The first industrial enterprise cause a cough. A reader ean get the answer to any question of fact by writ-' ing the Times-Leader Evening News Information Bureau, S16 Eye St, N. E. Washington 2, D. C.

Please enclose three (3) cents for return postage. tion expressed the sentiment of the com munity in acknowledging the splendid con Second World War is still in progress. This is a sobering thought despite all the fine talk that has been produced on the subject oecause you were on tne defeated side in the last election. That has Cough is a common sign of an acute disease of the lungs, as pneumonia, or of a more chronic process in the States was a glass bottle factory erected in the Virginia Holoriv noon after 1807. The works tribution Mr.

Miner made to the public of a lasting peace nothing to do with buying bonds. In fact, the defeated side must buy welfare. such as tuberculosis. OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED; Literature. Pronounce lit-era-tur, i as in it, as in her unstressed, a as in ask unstressed, as in unit, accent 1 first syllable, and not lit-er-chur.

i OFTEN MISSPELLED: Christen: observe the t. We know today there can be no lasting Early morning coughing suggests mure oonas man anybody else, Just to prove to themselves that it does were about one miieirom dames town. Q. Is a soldier stationed In Ha an overnight -couection oi mucus peace without justice. Certainly, Russia has nothing to fear from her smaller neighbors, waii overseas? L.

T. A. from a subacute -disease of some MINERS ON THE JOB not make any difference. They need to prove it to themselves first and Q. Please name the Nine Muses.

A. A soldier stationed in Hawaii nart of the nasal sinuses. S. K. B.

men to the Germans and the JaDa. yet she seems determined to take over in In reporting for duty this morning. SYNONYMS: Neeliiene. inatten. A coueh aDDearing only on exer is considered on foreign duty for pay A.

The Nine Muses were: Clio, nese. Not to the British: Not to the tion points to of the heart tion, remissness, oversight purposes. Poland and in neighboring states. It was to the muse of history: Calliope, the Russians. But to the Germans and thousands of anthracite miners again gave eloquent testimony that their country's muscles.

Do Army officers have to buy WORD; Mandatory! vnn. prevent just this that the world went to war Japanese. A coueh associated with change In their own uniforms? C. J. J- XT i VI taining an authoritive command! Because those folks over thorn in vocal tone may be due to laryngitis.

welfare comes first with them, critics not against uermany. muse of epic poetry; Melpomene, the muse of tragedy; Thalia, the muse of comedy; Terpsichore, the muse of the choral lyric and the dance; Erato, the mm. of love noetrv: Euterpe, A. An initial uniform allowance Germany-and Janan need to know A "useful" cough is "productive The facts are not pleasant, as the Polish withstanding. 1 hence, obligatory.

"The Instructions were mandatory, and they were compelled to go." that when the free-born neonlo of of mucus cleared from some spot in is nrovided newly commissioned officers in the Army. Replacements Like the men in the armed forces, mrfny of the tracheo-bronchial tree, American Congress Reminds us, but they must be faced. There is nothing to be the muse of flute music; Urania, the must be purchased by the officers America noia a presidential election and divide close to even there is no quarrel between them. They have them miners' sons, our underground soldiers themselves. muse of astronomy; Polymnia, tne muse of religious A poetryLor Jhe risked their lives for others on this Thanks Odd Facts Earthquake vibrations travel gained by playing ostrich.

To procrastinate will not improve a situation that is steadily "Quotations" Unless we can guarantee the fun pantomime. giving Day. saw their duty and they Q. Must an American soldier have permission to marry a New Zealand girir V. L.

L. A. Army personnel on duty In o. What la meant by "helden- through the earth at a sneed did it. damentals of security to the Ameri tenor" and tenor "robusto'T B.

K. growing worse, it will De too late wnen representatives of the United Nations sit 10 prove to tne uermans and the Japanese that an American election is not a quarrel; that whereas we call each other names, we buy bonds, too. And that when we buy bonds we are united. We are one people. (Copyright, 1944; king Features.) 3J5 miles a minute.

No apologies are necessary for the record A. The term "heldentenor" means any foreign country must obtain tne permission of their officers When stitching leaves toe-ether can working man, the American farmer and the American business man, we are doomed, to a new around the peace conference table to take up dramatic tenor. A tenor robusto for a nest, ants use their ailk-anln. of the mine workers in this war. Many, who have hurled invective at them, conveniently if they are to marry.

i is one whose voice is especially firm an issue that Russia by that time most cer- ning" young as shuttles. Q. May the wife of a soldier who Sen. Jamea E. Murray of Montana.

I and bold. amly will regard as closed if its ends are is stationed In Hawaii join her hus overlooked their achievements. They make no claim to perfection and "a and band? R. W. achieved.

A. At the present time the wives Highlights From Books then, must not be permitted to detract trom Down Memory's Lane of soldiers stationed in the Hawaiian Islands are not permitted to go to the islands. TEA AND CRACKERS seemed exciting, after staid "BRIDGE TO As American as the town; in its President Roosevelt admits he did a the excellence of their performance Not only are the miners doing their share at work, but they are holding up their end in the current War Bond 'drive, just as they did in the recent appeal to fill the Community War Chest. title, Albert E. Hell's "Brldee- to CORRECT SPEECH little cussing in the voting booth on election From Times-Leader Files ef November 23, 1914 From Times-Leader Files of November 23, 1924 4 Kara 1 maeiu -raii ta eon-act Brooklyn" Holt: $2.75) continues the adventures of the rollickint Roeers day.

So did tne opposition tne next aay. Once settled in their new home, Mrs. Rogers set as her goal the attainment of a "proper position" and the marrying off of her two dan li anaaok and wiitinr In Euliali. Uatint Automobiles Crash family. We meet Jesse "Mallow Leads mora than t.OOO word moit frequently nispronoanaad, miupallad, nisaiad The Weather Man, we.

see, was the un Homer R. Mallow, proprietor of Moonev. collided with another driven witting cause of a local mine strike. As if he wue, ana tneir tnree unmarried children, Georgina, Teresina, and Henry in the year 1877, when the bridge to Hotef Sterling, is now leading in the It is a privilege to salute them for their efforts. by E.

A. Herrick, of Pocono Lake, at by tha aaraca $riea. Baeaoaa alipa af ua tonffua art mar annareaa than alipa tha pan, aapaoial oar ahauld tekra ta arold thm. USE THIS OOXTPOH ters. History of the day finds its way into the' story, Including the assassination of Garfield, the visit to America of Oscar and the Hayes-Tilderi controversy.

Hiehlv didn't have enough headaches already. national contest among hotel people orooKiyn was a topic of heated debate. Jesse, an experienced railroad Market and Butter streets, Sunday afternoon. No one was injured, but the Mooney car was badly for a Rolls-Royce automobile, ac Solomon says: Some people have to be TONSORIAL TOPICS cording to the contest bulletin board man, gounaea the consensus: "An unfortunate enterprise! They will never sick before they'll stand up and take their amusing is the indignatioii of the Irish when they learn that Victoria's birthday has been chosen A lost of preconceived notions must have in front of Grand Central Palace, New York City. get a bridge to Brooklyn finished.

It is beyond the canacitv of stone medicine. damaged. Sleighing In Foeonos There is snow in the Pocono Moun as the date for the dedication nf th Tha Wllkaa-Ban Ttmaa-IadT Evaninc Maw Information Barara, lit Era X. Withiurtoa S. C.

1 I aaeloa harawita TEH CISTS la eala (earafnlly wrapped in papar) for a aapp af ta WOU BOOKLET. ana sieev But his attitude changed when be An authority on animals reveals that the tains from four to five inches deep. Brooklyn Bridge, and Jesse's ascension in a balloon provides a chuckle. Mr. Idell has done aeain what ha rone by the boards with the; news from Washington that a War Manpower official there arranged for.

barbers to tell their customers about the need for help in nearby war was cauea in to handle the freight providing good sleighing from the ton of the cut-off hill all the way Golden Jubilee Special services were held today problems connected with the con did in his "Centennial Summer" struction. The prospect of Brooklyn over the mountain. Tha snow is written simple, colorful entertain horse is the dumbest of creatures. That going to-be a relief to a lot of men. This is the day when an American can't have his turkey and eat it.

jacked in a smooth and hard ment VAXB I ana tnat tne scneme worked so suc in the Welsh Presbyterian Church of Warrior Run in observance of the fiftieth anniversary of tha church. cessfully it may be tried elsewhere. SHOP DEVELOPMENT 'Clipper Shin Men." by Alexander for Victory A highly sensitive electrical instru So it may be that we shall soon see the IBEEX OB BUBAL B0UTI Announcement has been made that Linda frsthair man studying a little booklet" of Laing (Duell, Sloan Pearce: $3.00) is the fascinating story of the rie. ment called a torouemeter is de Darnell, the movie star, who will appear in instructive topics with suggested outlines signed to measure the' twist in the velopment of the "perfect shin." Mr. crrr Wise Sayings Surely there is something in the unruffled calm of nature that overawes our little anxieties and doubts: the sight' of the deep-blue sky, and the clustering stars above, seems to At the Orpheam The Zane.

Grey thriller, "The Border Legion," with Antonio More Laing. who has his sublect down vn person on 29, will be accompanied coia, goes bade to the beginning hollow steel shaft connecting an airplane engine to its propeller. This information, conveyed to the plane's instrument board, enables the pilot of rJ 5.S seafaring and provides the. back' i discourse, between customers. And soon tribe cf tonsorial operators may twlui8-jackted Socrateses, or the cf the swire! chair.

no Helena Chadwick and RockJiffe Fellows, is the screen attraction at JIaTE (Mat) D. by an Army Air Force captain. Since his name Is not given, we presume he must be related to the Forgotten Man. ground leading up to that great era of the which produced to adjust the errws to achieve impart a quiet to the inifd. the prpheuin yheatr.

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