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THE TIMES-DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY, 1913. 12 rabbi of Great F.rita-n at a ssiiary of Slu.OvO a year and a p'nrioa for his lain- i 1 HE Bill US is only thtrty-eit-fct years of tjr. CHURCH SERVICES ind was educated in few York city. He I t.aa served as rabbi in Johannesburg. 1 brist borcll Cathedral fouth Africa.

innr'pal reasons wny an American ai choven. an innovation, i- as the "1'" BriUah Jews to elect Plan World Union OI K. K. i.ly one who could Jpeai; English. That a.

Enslish service at 10:30 a. bunJay school at a. nv, Engllab Icnlen service Wednesday night at o'clock. Holy communion will again ho celebrated the first Sunday in March La the Enslish at 10:30 a. tn.

(Episropal. Charles avenue and Sixth street Holy communion at niornins prayer ami sermon at 11 o'clock; evcnitis prayer and address at o'clock; Sunciay school at 9:45 a in. Christian Organizations. 1 shut out many of the foremost London I rabbis. Of those that were left sora local jealousy playei its part, and an American choice was Uie outcome.

CHAl'TACQCA WEEKS. Two successful winter Chautauqua f) Y. 1L C. A. Works at Head of New Immanael's Chstrrh (Evangelical Lutheran), corner Ft.

Lou la and Johnson streets; Rev.O. J. Schilling, pc-tor; residence 202S St Louis street English service Sunday morning at o'clock. Sunday school at 9:15 a. au'ilt Kilile class Monday evening at o'clock, Ladiet-- Society Tuesday evening 3 o'clock, Lenten service Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock.

After this servtca the regular monthly meeting of the i weeks were conducted this month by the I Chautauqua Inrtiluticn at Bradford. Pa, in wita the Ministerial lnion. and at Oleaa. X. with tha Firm Methodist Church.

On the preced- ins Sunday Bishop John H. Vincent preached at morning service, the Chau-! tauq'ia vesper service was held in tha attemoon. and an evening address Vis riven by Jleduie O. Hamilton, field eec- Movement. America Lea as Other 2Ca lions Equipment for Work Among th? Railway Ken.

Kree Cbsireh of tae Aaaaarlatloa Episcopal J. Camp antl Kace streets Sumu 1:45 a. II a. 5 p. week-days Monday and Tuesday 4 p.

8 p. id. Thursday 11 a. Friday, Eible diss ul 4 pm, Saturday contirnui tion class meets at It a in; holy Man-h Monday and Tuesday 4 Weuaesilay and Saturday 11 l. Thursday tIaucdy) p.

Good Friday. March -1, 2 to Day. March HI, holy communion at 7M5 a. ni. and 11 a.

ccntirmation Kaster Sunday at 7:30 p. m. Moastt Olivet tharek. Episcopal, corner Pelican avenue and Olivier street; Rev. W.

Slack, reclor Litany at a. Sunday school at a. confirmation class at 4 p. evenine service, lay reading, at 7:30 lelary. The program continued tor Tlvs i day.

ofteriiig two aerie of morning Xe Yoik, Feb. Secretary iioore Lours, and an aflernaon and evening: lec- the International Y. II. C. A.

is just 1 ture or address. starting on a vitit to railroad Y. M. Mrs. Ida B.

Cole. Seld secretary ev First F.oclisb. Chwrehi I Evangelical Lutheran), Port street, near St Claude avenue: Rev. C. Franke.

pastor; residence Port street Service this morning at 8 o'clock. Sunday school from 9:30 to 10:39 a. midweek sen vie "SVetlnesuay evening at 7:30 o'clock. Choir i ebearsal after this service. The Truth Seekers' Adult Bible Class meets Frt da evening at 7:30 o'ciock sharp.

Instruction for confirmation Tuesday and Thursday mornings at 7:30 and Saturday mori-iug at 8 o'clock. By a resolution of the congregation on Feb. 10, 1913. it was decided to hereafter begin the Christmas. IWw Year, Pahn S-mday morning.

Good domestic sciece demonstrations for tha h- uswiv. Illustrated art and era furs lectures for clubs and high school students, and populc.r addresses nwrpaper work and home study ae-crmplishraents. Bishop Vincent gave tats five-day series of studies in church life and bis famous lecture on "That Boy." Hamilton's lectures on literary A-'a in Germany, Rukhi, Manchuria. China and Japan. In Japan there are three association buildings, in Korea DC, and Manchuria two.

that were built with American money. The secretary will atudy the work aout in them, and Irold conference with worker and rail-toad officials, It is hoped 1a be able to found fotue new assoclaMoiik. especially o'clock; Friday, lay reaulng at 7:30 p. n- SU George' fharrh, (Episcopal. St.

Charies avenue and Cadiz street; Rev. Ryron Holley, rector Holy communion at 7:0 a. Sunday school at 9:30 a. morning prayer and sermon at 11 o'clock; continuation lecture at 4 p. evening prayer and at 7:30 o'clock; Monday, St- Matthias Day, holy communion at 10 a- Tuesday and Tnuxsday, service and address at "4 p.

AVednesclay and Friday, litany at 10 a. m. Mi i isp.i i i r-V 'f -'2 "L'-2. i I a 2 2' Trim- -J I y. I i I fc i vrh If I.

si 2222yym'm ii i'2 (v wi (f S. -4 I I 1 2 2 yyy- 22 t-. 4 If -I 5 5e -t 7 4 Friday morning and Easier Sunday morning services at 8 o'clock Instead of 10:30, as formerly. (inre Cbaireh (Evangelical Lutheran), Scott street, between and Bienville; W. W.

LoTwensteio, pastor; residence 3921 Iber-t ilie street Snnday school at 9:15 a. divine services in the English langumg Sunday at 8 a. m. and 7 p. in the Ctrman language at 1039 a.

ra, Lentea service Thursday at p. m. You are coidiaily invited. M. Joha'a Chartk (Episcopal I.

Third and Annunciation streets; John Aryms, lay reader Sunday school at meeting of the teachers at moring service at 11 o'clock; evensoiig at o'clock; Friday, penitential office and sermon. Rev. John T. on the lines building in the new republic mbjects were supplemented by an ex-rf China. Returning overlend.

Secretary perlence story of "Chautauqua aud the Moore will visit P.usssan and German as- Co.nm unity." Single addresses were giv-eociatlons, and atterd a conference of 1 en by other members of the institution, railroad organist Uuaa to be held at and conferences were held with groups Wrmstadt in June. of persons interested in local uplift There is under the form- inevenients trig of a world federation of Christian The response tiiese smaller-cities to erencies tnat are at work upon railroads a program of this educational valua and for lailway employees. At Edin- nd inspirations', character, from which urrh. iti Sro; land, next July, there is i the usual entertainment features were tc be held preliminary conference on thi mt out. is declared to be striking.

Sales and related subjer-t. The aims are. of of course and single tickets more than course, greater in Christian riald expenses, and repetition of the Cfcau-work for railroad men. America lead- tauqua weeks next year has been re-Ing the world in methods and equip- i rested, merit, for tn F.r.rle nd and Germany the mort that asociationK have, or most of them at least, are rooms for reading and DRAFT IS FRAMED recreation. The American equipment is) mcst unknown there OF BILLBOARD LAW REMAKING RELIGIOUS For a dozen years, perhaps more, Cou- frt gationaiirts have been ef- City Attorney Says'the City Hat I Foster officiating, at 7:30 p.

next Sunday, holy commuion at 9 ciocx. Others services as announced. Strangers are cordially invited to all services. St. Faml'a tharek (Evangelical Lutheran), corner Port and Burgundy streets; Rev.

G. J. Werner, pastor; residence 824 Port street English service at 7:30 a. m. German service ai 10 a.

with the celebration of holy communion; confession at 9:30 a. Sunday school at 9 m. aduit Blbla class meets Tuesday at 7:45 p. English Lenten service Thursday at 7:30 p. with sermon by Rev.

A. Witt of St. John's Church. Junior choir rehearses Friday at 3:30 p. and the senior choir Friday at 7:30 p.

m. English communion will be celebrated on Sunday, March 2. Uraee Caaresi South Rampart street, near Canal; Rev. A. R.

Edbrooke. recfor; Holy communion at 7:30 a. Sunday school at 9:30 a. morning prayer and sermon at 11 o'clock; evening prayer and address at 7:30 o'clock; Lenten services Monday, Wednesday and Friday; rtonday services at 12:05 to Wednesday, evening prayer and address at 8 o'clock. Ample Authority to Enact and Enforce Ordinance Egnlating Billboard Erection and Maintenance.

ficiency plans, especially in missionary i work and in publications. Throughout all conferences seem to have run the- rtes that there ought to be as much cen- 1 trained authority as possible without up- setting Puritan history and conviction. proposal that was mort to be remarked and that brought out greatest discus- Coniplyir. with the request of the and criticism, was one Mayor! Ctv Attorney Mcore Saturday ad St. Matthias (Episcopal).

Jefferson Davis parkway and Baudin street; Rev. A. R. Etlbrooke, erretary wno snou.u oe in uuu. rommunication.

luthority. comparable m-ith the Fresby- in which he gave the result of his upon the law as to billboards and tTian General AssemDiy moaerator or i Christ Charrh (Evangelical Lutheran), Caffin avenue, between Dauphine and Royal streets; Rtv. H. II. Hartmann.

pastor; residence adjoining the church German service at 8 a. English service at 10 a. and 7:30 p. Sunday school the Episcopal presiding bishop. A committee has Just made a final report, after bearing suggestion and criticisms for two years.

This committee recommends that a national council, a vol sent the Mayor a draft of an ordinance, he suggested, might be adopted by tbe City Council. The communication to the Mayor was: "In reference to the mutter concerning at 9 a. m. untary body heretofore meeting once- in three Vear. meet hereafter every two.

and the erection of billboards in the city of rector Holy communion and sermon at 9 a. Sunday school at 10 a. all Fridays in Lent, evening prayer and address at 8 o'clock St. Paul's Church (Episcopal), corner Camp and Gaiennie streets; Rev. J.

D. La Mothe, rector--Koly communion at 7:30 a. Sunday school at 9:45 a. service and sermon at 11 a. confirmation lecture at a p.

evening praer arfd sermon at 7:30 o'clock. There will be special music at this service. one cordially welcome to all these services. that it become incorporated. A proposal -vrw vi ir-mti thut there be a central body for home attention this morning.

I beg to advise irtnsions is modified to larger member- that the prohibition of the erection and hips in executive committees existing maintenance of signs and Mtcvds with-missionary societies, in pa-t throurh a I the limits of private property, without on missions, and that Con- i reference to the safety or welfare of the Mt Calvary Charrh (Evangelical Lutheran), Grand Route St. John and White strerts; Rev. O. Wismar, pastor; residence 2C33 Lapeyrouse street English service at 8 a. in and 7:30 p.

Sunday school at 9:15 a. English Lenten service Wednesday at 7:30 m. Copyright br rhderwood tt Fnderwood. Xew York. MR.

AND MRS. THOMAS J. PRESTON. THE LATTER FORMERLY MRS. CROVER CLEVELAND, ON THEIR HONEYMOON AT 0RI.T0KD BEACH.

FLA. inhabitants, has been held by the courts of our sister Suites to be a substantial appropriation of that property, which the Legislature cannot make without compensation to the owner, but it is within tha rregiticnalists secure. tiy these means, larger control over swlmiuistration of their own missionary work. ITumate consolidation of aoleties is looked forward to. feet to any building nor to the side line Arrange to Dedicate I phony orchestras ar permanent institu-i tions.

there are orchestra academies, and of any lot. nor nearer than two feet to 'Miscellaneous. Evangelical Lutheran Sunday school at the home of Mr. John NefT. Poland, near North Robertson street.

Class meets every Sunday at 3 p. in. The secretary ship, the powers of which Pwer ZT." ny other billboard; nor shall any such NeW Live Oak SchOOl the academies turn out many skilled mu were tho.urM ry many to be extraordi- billboard exceed one hundred and forty- Trinity Chapel (Episcopal). South Rampart sireet. near Euterpe; Rev.

A. Gordon Bakcwell, rector Sunday school at 9:45 a. baptisms at a. and morning prayer with holy communion, at 11 o'clock; confirmation class meets for instruction on Saturday and Sunday afternoons at 4 o'clock; Lenten services Wednesday and Friday nights at 7:30. All seats free.

four square feet in area, nor approach sicians. The program for the first symphony concert has already been arranged, and consists of Schubert's Major Sym- the street line on any street, alley or Deputy Commissioner George S. Smith will be the chairman of the reception committee at the dedication of the new right of way on which any lot fronts or morals and welfare of the Inhabitants, to regulate the use of streets and public ways, and ample authority Is thus conferred for the enactment and enforcement by ordinance of reasonable regula nary, is null recorr.menoel. but wstn less authority Mian at first suggested. The wl.ole matter waj put forward by the ational council.

ad criticism, helpful rrti was in-tted in order to learn tie need of Congregationalists. The Live Oak School that is to take place "Rosamund' Overture, by fcchu- abuts nearer than twelve feet; but in all cases where the building line of buildings wednesday afternoon at 3 clock. Com- "'f' music irnra niinns Gotterdamerung, the Fourth Concerto tions, general and uniform In their nature. Smith was pupil of the counc.11 meets Kansas city next octo missioner school. First IlaplUt (hnreb.

Corner St. Charles avenue and Delachalse street. Rev. Chas. T.

Alexander, pastor. In the absence of the pastor, on account of illness, this pulpit will be filled by Rev. Geo. S. Crutcher of Shreveport, at It o'clock service Sunday mornltig.

and by the Rev. Ira W. Bingham of Norwich. N. at the 7:45 service Sunday evening.

Sundav school at 9:30 Sunday mornfng, R. S. TwVnXwfl. its commission I the erection and maintenance -er. the rejM.rt or Its commission hinhl.lrii, nr mher used for of billboards or other structures used for i.om- made public, will be received and tcted upon.

AMEKICAN CHIEF RABBI. advertising purposes and placed at or near the street lines. Such regulations. It has been held, are salutary and necessary, and are not in restraint of trade, nor un- Trinity Church (Episcopal), Rev. R.

S. Couplan. D. retor Holy communion at 7:30 a. mrrning prayer and sermon at 11 o'clock; evening prayer and address at 5 o'clock; Sunday school at 9:45 a.

m. Dr. Coup-land will preach at both services. The subject of the Sunday evenirg addresses in Lent is "Difficult and Perplexing Passages in the Bible." The text to-day will be Matthew vll. 11 12.

Jews of England have a unique por legal and tion to bestow, one that is wholly unlike lawful restrictions upon the by Beethoven, for orchestra and piano, with Miss Vivian LI nd rose as soloist, and Holberg Suite, by Grieg, for stringed instruments. The orchestra numbers more than fifty musicians, among them being Rene Solomon, Louis Faget, William Specht, Henry Wehrmann, Charles and August Haas and Grisai. As a feature of the program. Prof. Frank will present Miss Sarah Hoffman, a 'cellist.

Tha ladies of the Symphony Association are giving the movement every support, and hope to see a permanent orchestra develop from the series of three concerts. The committee in charge of the dedication is anxious that all of those living who were pupiU of the school attend the exercises. Quite a number of prominent citizens received instruction In the old school. The dedicatory address will be delivered by Henry Mooney. The old school building was erected about the time of the California gold fever, and served its purpose until replaced by the new building, which Is thoroughly up to date and a model school.

5VMPHOM CONCERT. anything Jews of America, far greater beneficial ua of property. In numbers, give to anyone. It is that "In a recent case decided by the Su ef chief rabbi. In a sense it is the high- preme Court of Missouri, a billboard ordi- nance of the city of St.

Louis, which was passed by virtue of the usual general wel est honor that can come to a. Jew ia i.ur day. The chief rabti of what In known as the Great Synagogue, located In Duk-'s Flaoe. in the East End of London. It is the oldest synagogue in the fare clause of municipal charters, and which ordinance looked to the regulation of the erection of billboards, was sus- within sixty feet of the proposed billboard more than twelve feet from the street line or boundary line, then such billboard shall not apporach nearer to such street line or lot boundary than the distance that the building line of such building Is from the street line or lot boundary line; and where buildings are hereafter built near or adjacent to billboards, such billboards shall be so moved or cut off as to leave a space of not less than six feet between the building and such billboard, which shall in all other respects comply with the terms of this section.

"Sec. 2. Be it further ordained, that any person, firm or individual, whether proprietor, employee, or engaged in any other capacity, who shall violate any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be subject to a fine of not exceeding $25. or to imprisonment not exceeding thirty days, or to both, at the discretioa of the recorder in whose district such viclation occurs, and that every day on which said ordinance is violated shall constitute a separate violation and subject the offender to separate punishment as. provided herein." THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY.

itr, and not sow situated tn the most tained. A copy of that ordinance is before M. John's Cnareh (Evangelical Lutheran), corner North Prieur and Iberville streets; Rev. A. Witt, pastor; residence 217 North Prieur street English service at 8 a.

Sunday school at 9:15 a. German service at 10:30 a. English Lenten service Thursday at 7:30 p. m. me, and I have, with the assistance of the at.

nna Chnrch Esplanade avenue, between Marals an Villere streets. All seats free. Rev. E. W.

Hunter. 1252 Esplanade avenue, rector. Sunday services: Holy communion at 7:30 a. morning prayer at 19 o'clock, holy euchrlst, with music, singing and sermon, st 11 a. evening prayer as announced: daily mass at 7:30 a.

children's eucharist at 10 a. m. on Saturdays, Sunday school at a. Wednesday nights at 8 o'clock litany and instruction. Friday nights at 8 o'clock, at the hall.

Barracks street, between Tre.me and Marals streets. Illustrated lectures, subject for neM Friday, "The Pilgrim's Progress." Haly confirmation will be administered to-day at St, Anna's by Bishop Sessums at 11 a. m. lighlf ul place of rehidence in the world. The chief must maintain an office there, bat is not required himwlf to live there.

The chief rabbi is supreme in spiritual affairs of Jews of Great Britain and all tts colonies. He makes pastoral visits in England, but ao far as known has never yet visited Canada and Australia. Jew of London are ultra -conservative In belief and they number about 100.000. with '-m scattering congregations through-cut the provinces. There are two re- chief architect of the building division of th City Engineer's office, revised the same to suit conditions In this city, and formulated its terms In an ordinance regulating the subject, which ordinance I beg to inclose for your consideration and submission to the Commission Council." The proposed ordinance is as follows: "Sec.

1. Be it ordained by the Commission Council of the city of New Or St. John's Mission (Evangelical Lutheran). No. 121 South Ccrtea street; Rev.

A. Witt, pastor; residence 217 North Prieur street Sunday school at 9:15 a. English service at 7:30 p. m. All are cordially Invited to attend.

Recital Is Postponed to Simla), March 9. In the postponement of the symphony cone-t of the Xew Orleans Symphony Orchestra to Sunday, March 9, good judgment, it is said, was shown, as the postponement allows of two more weeks for active rehearsals. An important announcement in connection with the plan to establish a permanent symphony orchestra in New Orleans was made by Prof. Severin Frank, the conductor. The announcement Is to the effect that an orchestra academy has been organized, in which those who desire to prepare for a place in a symphony orchestra may receive the proper training.

In all cities of Europe, where sym- Cuban Navy Training Ship Coming to New Orleans Mayor Behrman received advices Saturday that the Patria. a training ship of the Cuban navy, is on Its way here and will arrive about May 10. The Mayor said that he believed this would be the first vessel representing the republic of Cuba to come to this port, and that the visit would be of interest. The advice to the Mayor was contained in a communication from the local Cuban consul, advising that the Patria left Havana Jan. 26 on a cruise of instruction.

leans, that no billboard hereafter erected formed congreajations in London, but altered, replaced or reconstructed shull ex- ibey number hardly more than 2000 mem ceed 12 feet In height above the ground, and every such billboard shall have at openspaceof at least four feet between the lower edge and the ground, which spaoe Zloa Ctaareh (Evangelical Lutheran), corner St. Charles avenue and St. Andre street; Rev. E. W.

Kuss. pastor; resident No. Fourth street German service at First (nllarlm Charrh, Peters avenue; George Kent, minister-Sunday school at 3:15 a. morning service at 11 o'clock, pleasant hour at 5 p. m.

Mr. Kent will preach at 11 o'clock and give "A Half-Hour in Westminster Abbey" at 5 o'clock. ter in all. Curiously the foremost rabbi ef these reformed Jews la an American. mf that America Is furnishing heads for The New Orleans branch cf the Society will meet Monday, at 8 p.

at the Hotel De Soto. both wltiga of British Judaism. shall not be closed In any manner while The Rev. lr. Joseph H.

Hertx of New the billboard stands; nor shall any such York, who has Just been chosen chief billboard approach any nearer than six Tit' Old Family Circle First (hiirch of hrlat (Scientit) Service is held In church edifice, corner Coliseum and Melpomene streets, every Sunday at 11 a. m. ChrW-tian Science Bible lesson, consisting of Scriptural texts and correlative passage from the textbook, "Science and Health, By "ABE MARTIN" lUastratloa by Fraacla Calls Atato Funerals The Best Way Is the Cheapest Way" with Key to written by Rev. Mary Baker Eddy. Subject: "Mind." Wednesday evening meetings at 8 o'clock, Sunday school at 9:30 a.

m. Christian ci-nee Soelety. Services at room 62, Audubon building1, every Sunday at 11 a. Sunday school a'. 10:15 a.

Wednesday evening meeting at 8 o'clock. Your first consideration at all times should be Helping Kami Mission, Chapel in rear of Bible House, 610 Ba ronne street; J. J. Hoffman, pastor Services at p. ni.

on every Sunday, Wednesday and riatorday. All are Highest Quality and Best Service EstafeUtBed in IS S3. Oar years trpri race unn Tern of the Terr beat service. An Auto Funeral costs no more than the old style Funeral St. harlen venue liarch (Baptist).

St. Charles avenue and Hillary str-t; Kev. W. Hrengle, pastor; Irof. II.

W. Mostley. organist; Sirs. T. K.

Falvey. pianist: Mrs. W. 11. Bren-gle.

soloist Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Theme in the morning, Th Church's Paslon for Souls," and at night.

"Lot's losses." Sunday school at a. Young People's meeting at 7 p. m. Visitors cordially welcomed. Auto Ambulance Service.

Limousines and Taxi-cabs cn hand at all times and for all occasions. 2T f'2 "1 1 fr. 1 ,2 -12-, MM II UOKK It EM Kseavatlua tin I'aaama anal tm-rreasett II Krrrnl lin. Parai.ia. Eeb.

22. It is estimated that recent in the Culebra cut of tho Panama Canal will cause an additional excavation of cubic yards of earth. The total excavation of the canal is r.ow at 21 S.ooO.iioO cubic yards, of which cubic yards have been completed. tiit ti- rtr. n-n of tle KUxr ij-it r-- i'-r fae l' atral aZ, th.

Ther' wns mother an' th irls a' father an' th' boys all huddled around a biz, squatty Ian it with a jrreen shade in th' settin- room." Tho Master Cure for OKir.V ONCE DI KIX" oru luii. lianl, bluster'm' vin- ter heve 1 ihoi'lit about th' le time family we used see thro" th window tis we lruiiftd th sirrei in th evenin. 'l'lier n. nioth-ei th' jrirls an father an th" Vi.v-j. oil huiWk-d around a I'isr Mjuatty lamp with a frnn shade in th settin Motht-r is attendin' a htiffratre meet-' in.

Yiolyette is hlu-hin at some inusia-al show with a st ru' hi," clrk. Kdthe is in a C'r's" seminary f'-r pa.ssin' th hut-tel loo often. Harold is in college prepariii l.ini-elf l'lit emploMiient, father has some imjKrtant IcxJe work t' look" cn' nobuddy ha seen Clarence f-r two day. Whether it's sre.ule sni-iujf, warm. la.y summer, jrolden autnnii: er coll, hleak wirier, th mxi-rn family rue: it any more ther a Liner-i! an eien th-n ih- r's aiis one laother while slie tjailted er th luirkwheat.

Km my made wax flowers er worked luottoes, while Alice Lrot her aljrebrv er sewed. an Henry phned checkers on th floor er jiouri il o'er th" padres Daiiiel Dootie er Kuliiiison Crusoe. There u. a hijr thick on th' ta'ole. too, with in" 'ares cut.

wti at l.o:i.e where they bel'inped. San! lay wiz lay an th eoi tove in th tidy little miiv ior wl. reiliot from two in.th ft-rnton till ten in th" ever.in". an' th door ladin In th t.tti:i wuz nerer closed, not Wcause mother could not Kremj er Alice, hut as a o' faith. Hob an Henry would shine ther hoots an pit out new paper collars and put oil o' LergamoLt on their hair and strike out.

mother didn't worry no more'n if they'd jit gor. down cellar after a aut.ie. Th.Ni ferrish d.iyn fluh. cheap insurance lodce. the-ater poin'.

aiitos an ruf-fraetti have destroyed th ole family circle jist th same as our has destroyed th Indians. It seems like ever'huddy fr years up is lookin' fer a new sensation. all around most any jiodern home on th mot hlizardv wit.ler evenin an" what do you find? Little Kenneth piayin' with some tn ih maid" o'er th phore. rxmi with al contentmt'nt written i on ever" face. Mother krowt-d wher- i P.

J. McMahon Sons 1112-14 Dnades St Phone Main 522 1'cr t'lnidreii then, an father wuz content only one lode. knew what t' do with "em- haniheI more ORsTlVATE and sppar-eatiy rw, r.f Rneum a(i ai the cialiu Ue-ti-r. Equally good for tha bedj.t. thow on crutches, and thoM tormented at work.

It every rK-e Af-etJt iw.rwVi. Lite. Jnsi.toi Mijiler' K.mo.n pWrt.ti A Dru h. 5c. iiot book mai ft H.lua.3;2At!antieie,Br!oW,9,H.yi.

Ives in th" ole f.mnlv circle davt. rather had easiest chair oa th bst siile tli' two leaf table an read Filjriiu's I'rogress. e- talked tCoj.y Ne-A 'llie Adam sri ice.