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HE CftEERFUL CHERUB
SUNDAY, JANUARY 22.J922. "PART ONE
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ETNovel Brim Arrangement
Pitcher Not Satisfied.
Touch to New
ves
mg Headgear
ane
•#5Rr«*C?<9*r
|«x^«jaweo'
! tVrwMlflffp Country Club. V"
■~!tTTi rut baj pHy ihformaf and highly
yable to iU who attended tf.'tsthfl
♦liiut't iiiuity in . WowHtww
,4'otiutrj club on Friday night; *
Fifty reservations had beeu made,
and -i«hJe« set Tit the dining ro&efc,
"wito prettily arranged 'Ju linen with
icntrsii baskets of yotfow-narcissus
ia« < / fei lis, ami- a trailingj,
at- th«- T ; ni&Hirwere
fgigjd 'wi PHV the three-
fefc<ji-ittl!f er. ^;
nder <>f the evening waj^dt^f""
1 tables. .for. this w lng
J^MIte ^reception monts. 'High eeore
niuiiiiir UirUbttttes KMJdd by .Mrs. A.
Y; C rifgcr who mcivcti a pretty etrhotl
"gluKs eoh gfRr!TOTTtlv. Claud Settle ffiii
ghcu an ash-tray- for-high ■wttiiy siiuong
the men. I11 the general out. Mi>s Lu-
v4^/-Jbi«mTtTFrrrn'Lt4 PfSTik^ 'rea ger tied,
Firit up, then down,
my life flow? on,
And now its conywohT
now sublime..
It h« *rl
mgmm
e riding
waves of
fwFP hostess to the Triple B.
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ett strci
Cfcrtfrra Friday nfehf. TimnTriliiln^ WIFE"
a lodge party at one of the loca' thou-
Miss Irfjette II10 oh, Sherman.
Mr*, Horace Abieht, tihermau
Horace Aldeht.H Sherman.
Miss Ileien Gent# Alricbt, Royie 1If
Hherman,^ * V
Mr*. Zo« Lane. 1-iotrfe 1, Shermau.
Mrs. C]n^T>ukiv Route 5, Slier-
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Mi fvn l>vktv H >if o 5, Hhorumu.
"Sir#. Mary Hardy, K iiottte 5, Shor-
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Mrs. Ham Lucoy, T ; Slieruiacu
Mrx. Armon Andrew^, Sadler,-'
MIkm K sm WHIiauiH, tSandbridgo.
JSl'iHH (ihld.vh Slu*rilia OL, Houti; r>.
Shiriuan.
JUH)ay
Tlu WoniHU'H Mifwion ry Sue lot y of
Xorth l^rk;BiptiHt KMn i^l obs« rml
an inti listing ull-day 1 < i'tint; at. thr
church oji Fdday, a la J:o nuiubor of
t Ho tu'ciuborn* boiuK proso pltr - .
Thin mooting tstok fmM place 'of <Uo
1 A. sociated Pre*? Di i>at"
L B^ttteiorC. M*i.. Jau, air-pitc-i^r E<1
; itoronuJ. of tlu' Philadelphia Atuorl:
cans aniiomioed today tTiat be wan not
w tlpfled tri^b-tiiie wntract sojj* hiui:
by MuuHRtr Uonnle U 1i& will aud highly mtw
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W. K. Biiih(Ui *r, nationally known
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appeal 1 Ih <asotaBa^l aIl Commls-j fit Umia, js'IU be a vial toy, in Sber-
l Qt>or Land's. 1 ■ (ri* 11 14
The pitcher «ald he mnn Sunday flttfemoon and Hunday ev<;
was tired of dnrwing a minor league ening. Mr. B llltfeimer, who will be
salary wITli 11 major league dub. gjieat of A- Y. Creager, has con-
I sented to spefik. tt • JPresby tcr-
| ian jChueth at^t^e Sunday evening
. He wlf tulk on some topic of
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Not to Be Outdone.
Lrnulott Opinion,
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timely interest *
Stir, ^tthc^teer wfty be rememl>ered
"'Th( y were big game hunters, and as the prlnc^rfcl speaker at the annual
they were-trOtiing out their wual stock Chamber of tt^oimteerce membership
of •'r^ininLscc-neep." When each had dinner liisv' JCfecember,vered a
told hi« beW lie, the .only member of i dynamic talk at that time in ivJ^Mie
the Jin 1 ty uho had never been to Afri-1 develiHped tb(- fun<tamental factors of
ett wan asked to tell a story." ' |;prosperity In Am^rita.
"Well, 15# afraid I've nothing very
ex Iting to tell you." he piped In a small
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with, a lion escaped from a^
Snolv In ParfnaHlle.
grSSrSt- *P*
weelf of pn^tr which 6s usually 6b-i
.1 t.i.. lV.L.„..kM«;i \.,P aA JiK
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an Mill- T^«| ■■
Among out-of-town guests were Mi's.
Howard Johnston of St. Paul, Mr. and
Mrs. O. < >. Touchstone of Dallas, and
W, C. Mosoh y of l>hllasr:
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Tairview S|jeliii R Match.
Kifrvii W Llteralry Society Jield
iu uun^ia'iTy IntereHtWig ineediig 011
FiicUiy night when .the time was given
to nn o l fashioned sptdllng niafi^*^
Tt't' tw<. shies were caitfi'Tfcwd by Ju«
L. Stepbt: !s>on aud JUthn Miller, au
t .'Iiijm i t^on jm*r*1ifgll for % k
lod'Mr. S t ephvnsmi'S tep u sen -
i'ves fintilly .wotf;' Mrs. Lulu Helm
had tin diflTnction of standing till the
last. • '
The nrogram committee announced to
arrauge t« 1 tlie meeting on February
10. cunslsts of Mrs. Oetwge Hodges,
ohairniau. Mif^s Beatrice, liu^ter, aid
Miss oi.it' Ivy. ,
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Friday Aftfriiotai Bridge Club.
A del i^lit titjl afternoon was spent Fii-
day by metuwrs of the t«lrl Afturn.0o)>
Brklgu i iub who met iu the home ijf
Mrs. W. I,; Jenkins hi Fail-view for
their weekly series of games.
The three table# Of players who
enji^ed tlie (Kia^iU} were e!ub mem-
I rs and sev<>ral snbslitntes. High
score W}is held by Miss Mildred llard-
V. it ke, and the award was a 'pretty deck
of rnrds.
A salad euli.ition completed Mw,
Jenkins' ho-pitality.. '
Friday .Nipiit 5®0 Club.
A delightful nie<'ting of the, Friday
: _ fiyxM .*<m> Club was held with Mr. aiid
^ Mfs, .1 K. Taylor as host and hostess.
The tbtee tables Of players were eon-.
■ - fluod t< nieniix-rs of the elub.-and after
" aii inten^tlng series of games high
s< ore. went to Mrs. Taylor and It. K.
1... A collatiou of fruit salad, sand-
wiches, ofhes. cakes and _ coIAmi coum
cltldeil the hospitality.
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Triple R C ub.
.Mi s KlizabetU Jotics of fia 1 Btock-
mality,
Hot c!io<folate and saiidwlefies were
served at a late hour. . hr.~
Mis4 MarHm Tttrriff v\4If lie the next
i'ostesr. to the dub. v
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Voung Ladies KnterLvin.
Tbe-youftg ladies of Mrs. A. Sinrp-
sou's class of Ke,v Memorial "Methodist
Church (ntertaiaed the young men of
Mr. Jolm It. |lat4s* m*Uiss oii^J^rhtay
uigli fJu^Hw^tia sementjjMhir^ureEr
fveral hours wer? happily sj eut in
various games, after whh-li the guests
\vtfic* served delicious oliile.
About forty were present.
Piano "I" Mary At race O'Bannon.
Talk. What We Can DO to Make This
a Better Ix-ague, Margaret Meadow.
rkelele solo, Frances Echbf&
Heading. Lois Hoover.
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The following program will 1m« ob-
served at the Sunday evening meeting
of the Intermediate League of Travis
Siroet fhnrch:
Bumlca Mo fe, lead< r.
Song. -
Prayer.
Sonjf.
Seriplure.
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no< i iiour, tne mines oajoyed
a social js'iisl and a. (Ii-Hclous lunch
was served. ■ _ \ : •
Followlngiis the program:N
fatftoltcl ml in Kurope, Mrs. J. S.
<'a moron. \(-
Baptist Aif-slonary < )p}VjrtmrTHes -in
lvdi'ope. Slrs.lA.JOjJCsh^r f
liesdhif^Mtr^^'harles IlseUer. Y
~yp*e?ir the Clouds llang^ Mrs. J. P.
S^ith; ' ' f
1283mt Me>i'co, Mrs. C. W. Minn Icir.
Heiigious < look ill China, Mrs.
Charles Ue<yU'iT
$75,000.00(1 Achievements, Mrs. ln-
man.
Greetingj From the Chiini W. M. U.,
-Mrs. Luther Hiiid.
Heailing, M1 t'lja rles H*h kman
Why Alaska .Needs th Lights, Mrs.
II. A. Bryan.
~ greetings Fronr.the African W. M.
C.: Mrs. Barnes. •
Biiigious Outlook in Argentine, His.
Charles Heckman. • '■ 5-
li« ligious ( ntlodP« In Brazil, Mrs.
L' ti er H'Hil. -
i. itetlgioa^ .thdlook in Chdfy iiba £11-
it'«*e" .1 'r-i^nP.
(Jrcelim;.< I roin tlnv J tfmi.eso W. M
/C.. Mrs. M. |l Stanley.
I Medical Missions, Mrs. O. SaIters.
Iteading. The Sad Daught/r, J. P. In-
Hg' twimded o^. —
iTTs et.closure-and. well, of course TT ;Fort Wditt, Texas, ^ai B— Light
.. . J snows iver« report^ at jnany Pauli^n-
lat oil earth did you dot" chorus- points The tempChitnre in West .
ed^the others. i Texan last night rangetl froto 5 de-
•Well. retorted the little man, "I at Te*!infe to 1*0 above
just seized hi* lower jaw with my rigiit
hand and his uptper ^aw with my left
hand and held his mouth open tfil he
starved." * —
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In the embryo the appendix vermi-
form !s Is notably lajtpee than in the
adult.
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The GSift Theatre.
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Suggestive of the wiug* of aa airplane is the striking tri^tiaciit of this
brim of straw. It W covered -with' strands of fc'Uhers held firuilv In Blaoe
with a binding of silk. «
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Talk. What Kind of a f-oague Wxaild
This be if All the Members Were Like 1"S}'K l . ■
Bead ng, the C.lad Dauj^iter, Monette
j Smith.
{ * The county president. ! Mrs. Jtiseph
Pearii', was presi-nt ami made a talk
on the Women's Work. The president,
Mrs. Luther Head t<a>k ll|e chair for
a brief period and made aijisinncemcnts
and 'read the program for the t^uar-
iterlv Meeting to be held in Van Als-
Me, Laypreile Joffers.
Piano solo, .laenette Abney.
Beading, Lois Hoover.
Bible story, t;era Mine Luck.
BcniHliction.
Rest Boom Kegisiralion.
DR. YELELL TALKS
History Repeats Itself
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Mrs. .L 1.. Bailey, Kotitf
.Miss Kiltie liaih-y, Uoutc I,
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Miss Buby b right, Sherman.
; Miss Myrtle Hayes Sherman.
Mis I'.ditU Cumuliog, Sherman.
M:ss Fanuh Mae llall. Route
Sherman.
Miss Florence .Tohnsou, Sherman
Miss Louise IMivis, Howe.
Miss Oi^at Davis, Howe.
L Slu rmau. .
^•••- slier-- Jnuuary
The Htory Hour.
OFTHE OLD WORLD
IN KNITTED OUTERWEAR
STYLE IS IMPORTANT
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Two versatile youug women, from
Kidd Key College, MIks Iie^ Dowdy
and Miss Mary K. Dowson were the
entertainers for the children, who atr
tended the Story Hour period at Car-
negie Public Libiaiy Saturday after-
noou.
When AHss dowdy told the magic
Htory of "Tlie Glass Mountain.'* the
young hearers were ipiitc thrilled. Then
j she gave the narrative of *1flie • King
Who Would See Paradise,*' which Was
equally pleasing, to theni.
i Miss Dowseu selected a different ^ ufcerainniergau ' "
1 type of stories, but ttury were not less, nr. \euell, after spending three
delightsome to her young audience. Her wocks among them regards them sln-
uuinliers were "Spring Water" and "The crrt. in their riilgious deinoustra-
lly ing ^Ship," and it would be. dlffi- tions. Ho said the "Passion Play"
cult tt say whhii aroused the mofe en- produei>d the profoundost impression
thusiasin. To oninloy a modernism, it bim of any gntit sinrtacle he
was JUi instance of fifty-fifty. < Ver sidi.
A goodly number of children enjoyed : lie said I he Freucb are a wonderful
the stories. 4 _ r < I>cdple and be nnderstood accord-
^ (;q French staiulards. "We have
Kpworth league Programs. n6 standards of living by which , te
abroad
WILL DFXIVKK TWO LECTWtES
IN HHKK>LVN SINDAY—MARKS
- lNTERKSTlSt; COMMENTS.
"The Bavarians did not favor the
war." said Dr. "Herhert Yeuoll. who
begins a series of hvtnrc entertain-
ments at tho Central Christian church
Sunday night. "They are a different
type from the Ho benzol lerns and
whih.' atrorg lighers they are not mili-
taristic. They are devoted to art,
diauia ami religion. No dther people
are so well endowed for the production
of the 'Passion Play' as. the people of
FoDowiur is the program, for the
Senior Kpworth League of Travis
Street Methodist Church, for the Sun-
• lay evening meeting:
Song.
I'ray'cff. ,
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Serlptun' read;iig. %
tii-adet, < 'hniiOfTnudgi'S.
Talk it Charles Ibslgf's.
•Song, Harrell Mason.
Talk. Charlie Crinnen..
Beading, Miss Dorothy Lyons. '
Talk, by Ilamp Abney Jr. -
Piano solo. Miss Jlmmie Lee Tay>
ilor.r-.
I Beiicdiction. . £
Following is the program for^the
Junior league for Sunday night
lawder, IjoIs Hoover. ( ^ t
Soncr. |
Song. . '
Prayer, by Louella Spraglns.
BIbie story, Mary Cawithers.
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t. "v-<i ,* «■* .'"'v 'r ?♦ -tv1 .• ''•'•••. *fv. '.h ' 1
Raring Asssoeiatlon Wwrneil.
judge them. Kveu onr Iwys
were unable to apppniw tlnnn unddr
the atrefts of war," he said.
"The Italians, too," said Dr.
Yeuell "are a people of e\t riiordinary
characteristics. They are. not decad-
ent. We rfrc so apt to judge other
nations from commercial and distinc-
tively American standpoints that we
s< arceiy realfi* the worth ^idleness of
retrognix.ing them as nations of any
sterling qualities.
"I have literally rausacked
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DO YOU KNOW? •
That the c.uicrcte for 100 crypts in the tfansoleiuii is iwurod?
That the com rcte roof 011 each corridor aud the center private sec-
tions is also poured? That our superintendent, Mr. Streff, will pour
the concrete roof over the great (?hai>el wifhin the next 10 dayn?
That the celling in this Chapel will lie the highest in any Mahsole'iin
in U. S.? That Sherman will hove the dlatinfctloh of building the
first sanitary commuuity Ms usoleum in , this great /state
of Texas? Tliat the heavy steel bars used to i*e'^toree
the concrete makes this Mausoleum stronger than rock?
That it would, rrtll down a mountain side and remain intact?
That on May JOth, 1017, a tornalo of creat f«it
through Mattoon. III.', leveling everv house within wveral blocks
ndjoihiug a cemctcry. killing 1M0. pefsous. blowing dcrwn ami break-
ing Iar e monuments^In the i-ometery? That a Mausoleufm of .*>20
crypts In the ii nter of the path of the tornado wv.s not damagtsl
except the art glsiss windows, the glass doors and one stone from
the coping? That a panoramic photo showing the destpuetiou done
may bo s« en at any time upon request? kjkjF"—^
That 110 Munsolenm promoter would attempt to promote an«
other Mausoleum in Sherman after this large -KM* < rypt building is
completed, when thert are so many good cities in Tr^vas that have I
none? That those who secure places In this Mausoleum will never
relief ICand those who do not will always regret It?
That tbise who visit the Mausoleum within a very short time
w ill lie surprised to see the large number of cryjrfs marked sold?
Tliat the sak>* manager will f e glad to take yon to tlie building aud
thoroughly expiafn the proposition to you?
Til.- t appointments may l e arranged ti meet you either at the
Mausoleum, your home or place of busliKps.
V ' ' Jf. .< F. M. IM'NfAN.
- Sales Manager.
Lock Box 292,
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BHHHRHHi every In this spring tailleur, of grey
principal art gallery In the world to trieotino. I nildcd with silk of the
get pictures for my lectures," said same tone the feature ls>log the bell-
the doctor, "ami 110 time or expense shaped shs \ t- so jtopular tills season,
lias Is'en spared to make 'Quo Yadis.'
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Ben Ilur' aud Sunny Italy' beautiftrl
nnd edncational. I have lived In Ger-
many, France ami Italy for weeks at
a time, studying the peoples and their
customs that 1 might learn the under-
dying psychology of their, what ap-
pear to us. strange motives.
Clear as Mud.
From the Boston Herald.
"Father," said the son, looking up
- — yt f_ . . , foiii a Ih oI: witit a puz'/hil oxprt!sshai
| "The puzzling thing to Americans Is on his "what is inldeV"
why all Kuropo cannot combine iuto a . k r<,«„rlui<i , M.
United States of Eurojie. America is 'r.ridc IWhy n
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tltiding it difficult to assimilate or
even unite all the hutions that nil rcp-
Annoctnicd Pr«M Dtopatch ."YM roentcd here. Thei\ is as wide •
Nctv Orleans. I a.. Jan. 21 The Bus- ehasm bet im ens Clerhuiu^s and French
iness Men's Itaciug Association must men as bclwen the poll*. Even inter-
"get out of politics Or out of business," marriage does not absorb them Into
Governor John M. Parker warned be- one type. Alsace and Lorraine show-
lore leaving last night for Washing- this. Through several generations oi
intermarriage one side of the family
would still be German and the other
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IOM Mir sturdy nafl BftaUer-of-ftet
sweaters of other years have
come d*wn to us th« sweaters Of
^todty-'-al? o sturdy, but diversified and
stylish; and £he eoiufortaTile scariPn
tliat grandmother knitted have numer-
ous lineal descendants, that .continue
to be comfortable, btit must also con
cern themseiv?« wifli "Qif element of
•tyle. In ail laiiticd outerwear now*
cdnys. utility and comfort are matters
to he taken for gritited; they are the
fenndatlon Af carnients that msnufac-
tur*rf* nndsitsVe to make umart ahd
ton. Th<^ Governor said the as^sia-
tion w h ich ha ts'en eutttacting the .
meet at the Fair Grounds wart . a French." * < * ;
"hawu of rest for politicians" ami Dr.,YeucH will speak on "The Lost
.that, unless Its payroll was cleared of rhord," at the Contra 1 Christian
gentaretimes, and the other suggest- professional politieiauss, he would in-. Church Sunday morning and at 7
ing *no\vy da>s and winter sports, vestlgate the situathm upon his .return P- m, he will give a drama fie por-
The sweater nt the left ran allow it- n<\t week frayai of "One Night In Babylon."
self to be a little fanciful-It has 4n . :
It* company a s«srf that will protect Michael IttUla Dwd. Richard Crokcr Improving.
'I'.nTT,'' "nr m".e °r Pre., MN&
chill In the air that may steal down
from the uortS. ' I
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' London, Jart. —Mieheal Mills, Dublin, Jan. 21--Richard Croker,
JHHHBI f'*?® who was Stricken seriously ill after his
^ IT i # . and shaggy affair at theUezreelHes or |^en' and Latter return from the United Sfates in No
the right of the picture Is among the House of David. Is dead at Gilliagham. vember, continues to improve, it was
aSSffi of f?r lbal tbe-, knitting mir Kent, He came t^Kbgiaml from Art« r- stated today at his lionie, Glencairn, ttt
chined are ttjrnlrlg out. They grow ien in de<birlnu that lu> was the Ssndford near hcrjv He is still con
ipore and morf Im^wirtii^t. This gar divinely app«diited aiiceesaor fined to His ixsjuj. hut his condition is
mMt lr a graceful a nil convenient coin
#p TOed. jpd ^iifterafc;|jglT^ " aid of 1 rt-
' aouaethlntr •
lo welt that all the.iodal and
aotiviue'i of the buiy worneo
m today are. reflected in
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wear. *
' fYWo handsome pro^5®3ESffi mm
ting mills, as shown above, lure the
mind Ui oppoarte directions; one «f
Ciftu.JWith*0r|^pteward
Uhed with yarn frit
itlfrped -border.
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wida
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m> wnrmt nmnnm vm*
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ftoij Jczreei '(fK ie
if
Mill
m*n JHHHHHji
Jeareel Tcmpio at
>m w such Ihai h" can
Mills said bo hid rvoived divine com
vatnd to ^ompleie IJhe buildioft o£ the
OnrlaJ lnjorr.l
IhnMM MpML _
Mexico City, Jan. 21—P. KHas Cal-
"RENT FREE"
o _ . lit-11 u«. thrown from his horse yesterday, and
- OCC W allace KCld at is confined to hi bed suffering from
% TEe tSem TKeSIre. ,n1
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fatHer,
< )h, surely, you know
what pride is- A sort of lsing stuck up
" kind of - well, pioud, you know.
Just get the dictionary; that's fhc
thiug to tell you exactly what U is.
There's nottlng a dictionary,
Johnnie." > j
"Here it is,'' said the latter, after ,
exhaust iv search. "Pride—being
proud.-" ,'fp
"Cm -yes. that's it,*' replied the
father. N \ I
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"Well, lOnk ffl-proud.' That's the!
way you have got to hunt these things
out, my lau.'!, - ; ,
"I've got it," answered Johnnie.
M#W-pri-pro~- .Why--1?..
" 'Proud- having piidc.' " /
"Thai s It ! There you are, aa clear
as day. l .tell you, Johnnie, there i$
nothing like it good dh tionat^ when
you .are young. Take care of the
idndlng. my sou, as you put it back."
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8t. Ivotlis Mttin Allowed Ityml. ^
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Ahr.Qclalei. Pwn Di*pnivh.'% . T': !'■-
Hoiision, Jan. 21;—<'lj'<le;jfe.
9rown of LouiA charged with nmr
der in connection with the killing of Kd
LttgUaield- nvas- allowed bond ill the
n£w building is nearing com-
oy !3l . . ««*
pletion, which will give us the
largest floor space for-' exclusive
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home-furnishings of > any city in
the Southwest under 75,000 pop-
ulation. Total display space 48,-
750 square feet. We invite the
public insfi^fcttori of oiir improve-
ments and also of the most com-
plete line of Furniture, Rugs, etc.,
in North Texas.
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Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 158, Ed. 1 Sunday, January 22, 1922, newspaper, January 22, 1922; Sherman, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth194199/m1/6/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .