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eight i"u;i:s
N,JOUNAL WANT ADS.J
IT OXF CfclNT A WOKOFOH EACH INSERTION
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ii i i i . . .: ::: low n,
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j-i . saPF. -T.iM!.- ,r cash; tonic
e-.t v h. souss. n i ' new ton a::i
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Ft ; l'u"VI'T r.n.t ti.-t'acMty sor-
i !.;"" Vt Service
.-'.: on '" .-.i.o:a: . .'. and '.a'
I . : .-' V.co. il : ;o-: T K.ltci
. .'ii oi. sr.wo is open to iv.e
i.i.l ti.uU- .tsain. Potir.d cat,
.-.ilia; . t o' c lr pound; tloa
nut-;. 1" emu pit i.oLt .i; tva-ry-leuitred
a '!u- line of cakes;
t'e.l !l pails. t'J cel. Is HP tie.'..'!!
Hiii roi's fV'-.y !. :iu front .' till
i:.:'. iie.-h fr.i.i i'un, 10 tents
per linz. S;.a..i..l .i!e ell cake one
v. ik old Satin -.!.: : i-ounj cak'
ecus pi-r poi nd.- Vouroe l;.ik i v
POU SAl.K 0t rojii.-if rel Shrcp
s'uiv bu k ami to ewes. If you
a!ii io make 100 jer cent, irj
t'l p. 't. S. Lee.
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A Wide-Open
Policy
By R. RAY BAKR
VOI" WANT a coo.l !i.me in Mn-
rv. si e J. Frank Williams.
Mud
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Ht.tli M.'tor
Care of the Hair
A N'v Yuik voi'.iaii says: "I have
! Paris an Sate only two weeks,
bit my hair has woiuli if '.illy inores-
i ia !M-a ;!y. se-ius m'.K'.i heavier,
a id i " !:!! free of tiandruff."
Knalish Pre.- Co. sells it wi'h woney
b.H'k cuat'.mtee.
le"
r.
ami
ear pr
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Public Mauling'
triu!-.:
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P
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the hirv.es'
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a- in .'-in .hv.ot. Pimm- " I
M. I'. P.I.AKiM Y.
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l them
Will hatii
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f;'ll !Ui li .'' Your eyes ex. mi
ll!, d ami whiles hit. il. Tlie lat"st
oi iverjiliinu know n to the iii'liea!
Prntessi'in. K;ri;inatiniis free, yon
.)ay lor the uhi-MS only. IltoHer
-fS illplie.i'e.!. New flame.
n.D intalnss. ami temples. Oftie ii:
f'.eUt-l.iimly h'li'.iilii.', Monroe. N '.
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I y riii- w h i!i
1-hu'k jaek Pais
r: i l.i'iice Smith .'
hi.'kory and rei
el loek; t'lelll
i ) a rork i.i 'ii.
Is ..' rorner of t.
ei x i:!: two liiies
v.s- 1st N. I 2 i:
! y ;i n 1 oak
W. ".17 rhs. to tho hesinnma
tia:titts s 4 i sfii.' mote or
in J tlie l.in.l eonveveil to Allien
hy C. N. Simiison and re-
il in I'ooi; A-H, Pace -l", ee"i-
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oi 1 I i
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all whit
red o .k
'.- ;n..i Kind's
W. fil.."l rhs.
o;lk li'ov ;i
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d rlnueli lol.
of said lot us
a
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m it: a f. w i
v.r,.,'',i th'it
'--I-', "Kief & Leo.
rne furoi wirii
. '.'.V lv .'i.il'.'eit,
ipiildir ta iid. six
IW.'lltX il.les in
make n h..le to
pri'!'r I'iivn ii.::.
Mliniiiy (..is- and
ars sp y ' I ro'ih!
larin for so an i
ti-ii- l'i !-;o a.-rey sold to M. M. Win-eh-i'
r, ;i: d tee.ird.'d in Hook '
j.itte i'.'.i'i: V2 '.- arres si Id to S. S
Pieh.-ii d.-on. itllil roeoriled In Po d;
an, ..u i 157; and 2 acre., sold to
silv. r M ioti chttreh.
P. '1 .lOHN'SON, ti'istee.
W. 11. LOVE, attorney.
I".K SAIJv - Ti nns
m,; ,.f hf.sinr. o
B'-nitv Six.-- !l.-a:
or rnh; coiiis
ie new Ailteii'Il
!i Motor (-.
mi.
S. A. ALEXANDER
VETEUINAIJIAN
C-fficer;ionell3.Kcs. 55-J
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This Baiil
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is for
TEOPLE WHO WANT TO IMPROVE
THEIR FINANCIAL iVN'DITIOX.
Will You Let Us Serve You?
A checking account is most convenient in the
payment of bills. A savings account is the
sure road to an eventual competency.
Monroe Ban&TrustCo.
p R. D. Redv.ine. President.
MK-e-K':M''
H.B.Cb-k, Cashier
SI
VBOARD
Air Line Railroad
si ui di i ir in i ( n i: Nnvr.Mpn: sui ;.i l.m . m.
Trains Arrive
No. II from Charlotte .... 5.50 a.m.
No. 12 fi'iii Atlanta 6:"0 a.m.
V;.). J4 front Pi.ii.eifv.-.lten 10. j" a.m.
No. 5 f -.Kii P.idinond .... 7.55 a.m.
Ko. 19 from Wili iinpion .. 11:20 a. lit .
t'.t. 15 from Monroe
No. 29 from Monroe
K). 31 from KaWOcr-
ai:U V.ilmiiiston 2:40
20 from Charlotte 5.50
30 from Atlanta 5.50
16 front Hiitherfoniirn 9.10
So.
No.
No.
No.
i. in.
p. tn.
p. m.
y. lit.
6 from Atlanta 0.35 p. m.
No. 13 from Wilminetoti
No. 11 from rortumouUi
C T. HARnif.1-
10.35 p. m.
11:55 p. m.
Leave
5 55 a. m. for Wilmini;ton.
fi:35 i. in. for P.ir hmoinl
1": r.1 r. ei. for Ihileih
and Wilmington
S.dO a. in. for Atlanta.
11.30 a. in. for Charlotte.
V10 a. in. for nntlH ifordton.
ll:30'a. m. for Atlanta
2.4 5 P. m. for Rulherfordtoti
6.00 p. in. for Wilmington.
Monrce.
Monroe.
9.45 for Rirhinond.
10.45 p. m. for Charlotte.
11:40 p. m. for Atlanta.
E. W. I-OX0.
Division Peager Agtnt.
riiarlntt. N. C.
lh.rley
iv. 1 .;
uh.le !.
tnumi h.
The eaitle- und it hard liV
Im'ii-ua over, a: i he was Hi
Her. At the ace of twrly-i1')
i..l..lvlk
Welltnorih tiitisi h..ek iti his
llr Ulld st!-e!elu! IliVII,' oit-l.v
siiideil wi.:i a n l.el s..!l of
I had
' w'.n
ht he
wi.s major of Kei loii. Preeeih-i t had
i i en o rtl.l"ou. the siaiid'.i;i.'rs laid
ini-ti vveni lielnu-d, y vjn hloo.i lad
tut: e nut on loo. I or i lie lust lit.ie
il. it l.i.-iory lias t it of l Vmi iidi.il -ilant
wa to have jmitli jit its iitii,lei.
pa I helm, only todat at the pods lie
veiierahit- Mr. I'.laek I ud j.oiie tlutvu l,
a eruhiii defeat.
Major-fleet Wet: t worth lieitl d the
door! ell. mid presently the hoiiNi-ke. i
er laoi'd at the sii.dy Ooor atul .m-aoiilii-etl
tlnit "Mr. 1 lelniiso.i" was a
ealler. lliirley tlinn ed that Mr. Ilr i
liisoii he adinitted, ; : d seen the er .a
a: qiie.ioii, a rol :mi. Ilei id fa.
iiiint-ejeil Individ;. .il. wlio-. eloihii
sliout l to tlie worid. hut made im pr.
It liSe of lining, wadd ei inio tlie sin :y
Hi d Ui ;,'ed into an easj ehalr m .r
ll:i:!ej ,i,.,k.
"Wfti. we won," -nni:,d Mr. Ih
IKsOll. I:elilli.' Iiitllse I to a e!;:ar tr
the I o oil tlie i
a!T tl.e end Willi r.
O.V le. 'h II 1 1. 1 (dee!
i.'.';.'"l. ill tlie -a n, :
.li.-le I.;. -Iet. Wl:i. !
it hj -.evcral itiei.
"1 I l.tuii-ht ue mi
;uh iitidei'-..
e i I : euar.
.iii!'. hy I.
l"o(! tan '. ,
e. Joi; La. .
,n: Wi ;'::!
- Wil- !o I
i i j o-i ii ; i
exhaled
a and
...e til'
- lie
l il.r.
il fiiiie
-Sit i-
at
u reiielia .
Ud.i.e J..
:iliiHiai !
etien of ,.
i lo li'l'..
i ::il t iln- hfhn ii-.til t's lr
' a'Surnt en."
j He had t;liit to ; ss the hor.se
Iwlere the f'.;iir. of null h.:re!fd
c frten lh. leiii-' liu I i d er se I t!.f side
rta.U il''. 1'ie .t . swajiie; Ul.-'e id-
' iy a! d !...'.!.:. i;,. a lialal.
i Ihciev s ,-; ;.-.i. tie l::i I In h ti'iler
it atie l i.iiiui.,; tm r l'i.' : i:in. The
lid ler ',! . rr,' I :(".. md ti ilie e r t't
! (.:r i.od !. ii o;i( his hand.
"1 iIioi.l'.i 'iu- Joll. lhirl he
iiid ;hi. ,'y. "1 v, aiit to cf.er y.i.LTat-
ulatietiv"
lliiih j rttxiii e l th ii:h vliex r
wish a stii.-t. lie was Ja! Poison,
. Jeiin"s hr.it her. lie had lint si en .lack
for o,iii. Iii..e ii.ul had for.-otteii ah'Ut
I..11U
"Tl.il. i;s o iii-; to le hi t- now. e!i,
U.-irlej ihi- e:er went on. raisin
H foot to the .riiiinitc hoard of the
u.r. "Wide oi'tii eli? Thah fine.
I'm "er il-ere." and he shook hand
ilida with the imiye.r fleet.
! "Ihaiik jnil fur your eo!ii;ranihi
lions." .ii llarley. as he prein.ed to
sicrt the ear. P.ut .link did l:ol tilke
his leave.
; "Just a minute, llarley," he said.
"Say have yoj well, you see, I Je-f
Id aued a'l my coin at roulette, in ll. n
! nisi n's there; iitnl I woiider if you'd
'end in.- j, tfiiy vo 1 can o hack.
' Mehhe luek'll i luuu'e. I lniven'r nvn
' Hide to pick Y:ti worth a cent. Wlnii
II put coin en Lino, then up cm.ie
j thah .ood sport, llarley. ol" man.
,lat leiiime have twenty. 1 cot to win
i hack tin. i coin or - or - pi to Jail.
that's ail. It's the linn's money."
; llartej lliiiij open the iloor of the
' car.
".Iillnp in." he direited. "I haven't
th.'t ii'iti h with me."
A
iil.ll
King Arthur Never Prcvcd t3 Ee
Real Pe:sor.aae.
-il;
i
ivv p, int.! he'or. ii i i
U. d. The Ma. I Can a
the h.ve t.f i. ., and :
reached the Hoitvilh- j.,
I'nf u.i.i-ter ltC'i.-.d to r
off hi.- lianils, ( laiiuiiii ii i ' in
i.-halih" mail niuticr. The M v.'
rivr content!;! that il.e hees are
iKjed to have in l lie hive all
tssary food lo last tin m lor a
Hax P.iilow came
The
the li
of lh
(1
other
aeiiin.
a lea
d h
eyed, and s
...ed l.efo"
e'eet ami
1 ,
a! II.
I t!(
a e a .
: I
..all:,
' k i
.. w. '. ....
.in s
v ,h. i. 'i
if jmi w er
I 1 -ow li ..p.-
P.J I lis I
Hurley p
; .leer on
; Th. ;.
sin ' . :.:
ih.ri
a pi.
heavy
aelld ' I
:.ml
d th
and
ea h
Il e
I he
I'll'.
- I -XI 1 t
.lack W a
iil.l to 1 ,
'... Ill' I
.1' lie
e i i 1"
e w :,
'I ti
li
Hid
Im
( ierstillalilli.' - e -ole
I," ;..-eini-..
;n;reeliie:it th.,
open. Howe,
elfure of Ken
(.runted. "1
All I want. I
s.-iirauee, i
aft Who
was no
said. "I
aid Ih.re was I
ih'lr.s u ere lo he w ide
--of coin -e, 1 have the
ton lit heart"
"I understand." lit
think thi.T's sulhciciii.
Hiis jour juar yilciit
muhl say."
Seiiin ly had Mr. 1 feimls .n
the telephone hell Aim:.
"This is Jeim," said a Hirl's vole,-,
"J want to coiiiiratulate .Voti. Ilov
eer, 1 miieli prefer to do it In person "
"I'll he riitht down," llarley assured
her, and presently his ear stopped he
fore it neat, modest dwelllm.'.
Jean came out en. the por. ii and
greeted him, Hot effusively, hat iii a
niiiiiiier that left no dotiht us to sin
cerity. 'I'm iu-o'.i! of j-nti. llarley," she
'.old him as she n-MoTed him into the
livitu room. "It's a yreat triumph to
heat Mr. I'.iiiet;, who was in cilice so
loliii. Yoll eenainly have jrieat l'i".' on
:ihi!ilif.s on those youii;; slioiih.ers
now."
"'They're nilher hroad sliolil.h ."s."
he smiled. "They oiuht t" he . hie
to susf.'iin some pretty heavy our
dens." he seemed to hiwitate he. ore
spitikiiitf nu'iiin. and her eyes sttn ieil
the figure In the rtm. while the tin t'i'
el her riulit hand Innihled with a dia
mond set rin on the third tinker of
her left hiiiid.
"llarley. J"U know I'm very pi uid
of you," she said presently, looi.ili
ti i ui in the ejes; "hut I'm afraid, si ne
how. I've heard it wlis the wide-open
element that .selected you. mid I'm
afraid well, you know it may hrim;
a certain kind of prosperity, hut think
ef the .suffering' in many homes. It la
pretty well understood that llipmr hns
heill sold lately ill siite of the pro-
Jiildtion law, and that there has heeti
some liuinliliin.'. in spite of Mr. Ilia -k'a
effort. It seems he hasn't heell filly
supported hy part of his administra
tion In his efforts, to enforce 't hi- new
law. That was had ciioiuh, hut if
things are allowed to run with a free
hand a great many people will suffer
for It."
The mayor-elect smiled Indttlneiifly.
"There, there, idrl," lie said, with
a tinu'e of piilroiiizliiL' In his tone.
"Iifn't yon worry your little- head
ahotit those thili-'s. I'll try to inuiiiice
ih'ns all rlkthl. You don't uiideis'and
politics theroi;.hlj.
"There's party loVjiliy to he consid
ered, and a nuniher of l hi ii-. Ken
:cli should UTow iiioic rupidlj. ai d It
a ill If civcii a proper chance. I have
an opportiiiiiiy to iiial.f a reeoid for
n'jself. and lo do so I lull-l shut (.ll
I' IIIV eyes to ei-riilill Ih'llL's. Put
d iti't worry. Pv efj ihins is i.n,t!j to
.tt'i nloiii snioo'My."
"I f ( Olllse jn.i 1.1, nV
-he I'i'.d hit.i. vvl lie
how ( d in la-r ej ( '
!il:yi,ow, you I noiv thai
It whs ritlier late vv'
llarley was tired. II lid
take ii short oil
!!('; fi ii-ii .h -i ,
do a-
I for
Chick
o.l,
iii i;
'an !
t!.e,;-.li he h:
a-;
I .i :..:y. w
tech. 1 e -(
The fa..- .-:
, hy ;i d -';
at l iiif-iii-t
! lie I.. ,k d
' a iiiiinlier.
"llelhi, llelinisoll.
i p.'e-i-lil ly. "This is
lleniii-oii. joii'il Inivi
; thiit wide-open stiitl'.
in o t:
ti ;i -t 1
and I-1
one
!io
J a
a
sola
y alter
home
I ait. r
holle.
to
air.
itr
thine
.ii he
the
!-.!ll
1 (I.
v. ii the re
0 I
tlie
. di;
-'a
ii.-;;
tele
lv
the
-I' lu
hone,
.-hied
.a:al
el'
er and j:ave
" llarley culled
Welitwot'tll. Say.
to eii'l that off
I've clianued my
! mind, tin easy; untie of that ahue.
I said I've chanced my mind, tiftd I
i im-iiii It. I wits elected mayor of this
'city, no matter who elected inc. I
' didn't iiinke any promises, reineinher
that. You've pit to shut that place
up. iiml shut it tiulit. Pin not foul
im;. What's that; Are you threaten
in me, Ileiinlson'i; Pe direful. I'm
pilnc to he major of Kenton, and the
town's coine to prosper, ami it's plii
to he decent, too, tiood-hy."
The mayor-fleet tilted hack In his
swivel chair nlid smiled Willi a unlet
ort of triumph, und he sat there a
loin; time, puiiij at the picture of i
Rirl.
, ion! .stone.
Portland
hest. I mi ley,"
disappointment
"I'm with you.
en they piined.
Ill1 deciiied lo
I.) his home; so two
s resilience he lull ed
to the left, in-lcii.l of hea'lim; for the
m i thiiroiiulifiire.
Three Mock ahmj this street he
came to a corner on which stood n lull,
ni-i-.'tilfleen! !iiki;ts house, the only
light in evideree heing that which
rrept from heldrd t'e'itly-drawn blinds.
H:ir!e7 n..:!e.l.
"Hru-eson hHsn't lo-t uny tine In
openlnic n: 'fhle," he unfed. "He
eenu to bare forgotten old Black la
i B'.ick Diamonds.
IVack (li:H'iof.s have Htt'c in rota
, ntoii with tln-e more generally worn
, lis ormiiai ii! -. t'lom.h hoth ait' port
, eiir'ieii. The hhnk ones trv sPciitly
! r"dcr th. n the crystal or emu '!a
! nn'i'ds. In fa' i ii;c ne rly the hardest
'il s:ntice known. H'nek d'amoids or
ciirhons nte vvillneit crystiilliiie form,
' i nd are fotnnl In Ir'eeiilar p'eees riiim-
ins In xlr.e from half a kniiit tn .V'O
kiirnts. They are dark irraj-. hhnk
or hrownlsh ei lor. Mid opaque. The
real diamond of the Jewelry trade also
Is pure carhon. hut translucent, and
crystalline In form. Two other ob
ject! c alike in composition could not
be found ao opposite In appearance aa
theae two forma of carboa.
ARMY OFFICER NAMED TOWN
Grim Joke Responsible for the Pccu
liar Appellation Inflicted on Live
ly Arizona City.
The sit t-rnl recent newspaper and
mncnziiie stories toiic the rounds of
the orlitin of the liutiie of Toml.-toiie.
Ariz., which nppeliai lo.-i was adopted
from the latnoiis mine which made lU
discoverer, IM Schlci'lln, a tlnld II ill
hoy, a millionaire, trive varied ver
sions. Aeeorillinr to .Tn-l.'e P. H. Will -on of
Cold Iilll. a lifelone fivetnl and advis
er of the pros-peeler, tl.e iiantiiii; of
this rich mine came nhoiit in the fol
lowing manner:
It was in the late "7os when Ci-roni-mo.
tlie famous Indian chieftain, was
elvituf Pnlted States Soldiers a merry
ehae In the souihest that Si liiefll'n
fonnd soin? very promisttif; pros ts
in the Toinhstoue district, hut on ac
count of the Indian warfare ami short
aste of supplies In tlilst Isolated coun
try, he covered his new Iiml and . re
tired to Nevada.
The next sprint;, with only his
mounts iiml pack outfit, and for the
purpose of cettiiii: a (,'ruhstiike, he
eiiK.iBeit himself as eulde to a detach
ment of I'liited States cavalry, which
was sefkllie a route Into the Indian
country herond Sehieftlin's Iiml.
Ueaehlin; the (llvt-rsinii point, he left
the troopers and. polntltic to the dis
tant hills. V'' wihl- "Out tt'c e I ex
pect to Und my fortune." T! com
tin lidilx ofllcer rephisl. s:ivl: u'. "YcsJ
You'll Pud yoiir'to:iil.si(i..e o" fler-'ii-Im-i
w ill iret ( ti."
So Sihicillin called
Early Saxon Chronieles SHtd No Lijht
on His Personality His Burial
Place Fcund by4he AbLot cf
. . Glastonbury. '
Tlie atory of Kiuit Anhiir. rich In
' the poetic flemelil, is vitak oil the
historical side. That a hern kiiic. an-
j swcrini: in mhiic n-s ts to the dt-
script ions in P.rilish hall. ids. had ex
I Isteiuv, Is Hisihle, fnr It si'ins iin
j likely that so many as-siK-iatlotis should
! flliic around tin utterly mythical pcr-
aoiiaee. Yet he has nn men! ion what
j ever In the Saxon Chronicle, whose
! puces are rich In (illusions to HriUsh
, klncs struccliiiK for freedom against
i the Aticlo Saxon Invaders; tun! otir
I nm in authority on the suhjtvt Is the
nretnint written, six centuries later
i than the reputed period of Kim; Ar
i thttr, hy Cevffry of Monmouth, whose
j tiHrratives no cue can necept seriously
as truth. The lecends. rnlteeteil and
j handed down to us hy Sir Thomas
! Malory, a writer of IMvvard lV'a
relcn. were printed hy Cnxton under
the title of "Morte d'Arlhur."
When Henry II. In 1177. was In
Wiles, feecivlni; the suhniKsioti ef the
prince, he clmiiceil to hear the deeds
of Kliiff Arthur sum; hy the Welsh,
and was told the exact place of the
hero's hurinl at Ohistoiiluiry. Some
years nfterwyinl the ahlmt of (1'n-ton-hnrj'.
the k'ne's nephew, search d f((
the hody, w ith what result let liirmdns
t'.lllihl-ensis, deseril.ed In Cilllldetl's
"P.rilatinia" as "an eye witness," tell
ns;
"At the depth of seven feet a liuce,
hmnd stone, whereon a lend-'ti cross
was fastened on the part that lay
downward. I'' nido ami linr'-arons let
t ts. i' 's 'i ,1-rlpiion In I. niiti was
v ti'leii i:;.mi that side of the lead that
was toward the stone, 'Here lies
hurled Ivnc Arthur in Avaloii Ko.'
It'CChls: deeper they di-eovered his
hody In the trunk of a tree, the hones
Of Cl'ellt hleiless. I'ls Ijoeeli ihilni-M-re,
a lady of pnssinc hfautv-, lay hy
him. whoe tresses of hair. In color
like cold, seemed perfect and whole
llli'll It was touched, hut tlaH showed
it. elf to lie dust."
When Olastoiihury ahhev was made
a ruin !n Henry Ylll's lime the re
ninitis of Kinc Arthur and hN queen
were ruthlessly swept away. It was
on ("lidhury hill. In Somerset, the
fumed Cutiielot of the Arthurian ro
mnnee, that the P.ritlsh kinc pre
pared for his ereat s'nnd acainsl the
Ancto-tJiixon foe; and the inline of
Arthur still ellnjrs to the locality In
"Arthur's I. line" and "Arthur's Well."
In (lie hsttle, almost the only event
of his life to he recarded as historical
fact, Arthur seems to have ooine out
or the darkness py which lie Is sur- j mind that makes
rounded. The Welsh sotics are full of ! euimiastie hihoier.
prnlses tn his valor In the tlcht with
Cedrle, the Saxon kins; "The Saxon
Chronicle," iinwllllne. perhaps, to
record a severe defeat. Is silent upon
the suhjeet. hut the result for n time,
wns a crushliie Mow to the Invaders,
and Ocdrle was nevnr al.le to puh his
wny Into Somerset. London Tele-irriiph,
ITHK IliM.VIII.K 1HSTMASTHI
i AMI TI1K lilYK OF liKIN
' , ,
i li::MHaiii Nwial INiinl Ari-s (hrr
j I lie IH-p-e.it itiii t; This I'nt e tif
1 Panel I'nst Mailt r.
: tlos-vdle, '.i:!i!..ry 5. The
'llo'tviile (':. ie lo. prove-'. e-i So
ciety v. ill ;.i . h.il'iy 'is..te a"i t.i Jer
;o tue Hovill- L'M'e.s' Cluit. viih
' laf.nl. i. a . t. i s rt the ,osto.tne. to
' i lean i i the v-.ttd .ito-.tui tile post
j oftict- this v. If iliir- cider i
I' l.lertt.; ii i .. y iv.-i it oi the tla.'-l.:ndi:i-4
tf Ci'-- ..jlu.ii! oi ei ii:,:..: i.ui.
A hive of h thai the .M:i'l Car
iifi has L-oi:s:l in hy p;'i.-I post
i'lo:..s-s lo : le si evv ii-ht ! . c.-lal
. n.ed
- had
l he
I. es
pt r-i".ir-sup-iiff-
Jour-
; ney of any tli li.nee they may wish
i to no. P,iit the Post ma.-; ler tays ihe
lii.ul service taniioi he operated on
! supposition; that they must know
, vi hat they are tloini;. The Mail t'ar
; t it-r says the package is not sealed
and thai the Po.stmaster can use all
the powers vvsttd in him ami finer
the hiveaud make si'ch i tvc.s.i.calions
as iiii:y -he ncessaiy.
The Wild I'rin'i .sclmol teacher cot
an e in-yclopt dia for ten days' free
jtiial last week ami is afiaid he will
I have lo ask for extension of time.
; as he's only tm it examined as far
as the By.
I H iv me f.iuiid a gold h
foh t.a a Tickville .itn-'i
home
..liaj;
okinj; vii I eh
Wediieadaj,
from i here
a new tiuit
in the iv -tiine
villi a vest to it.
Silo Kihlew s.'vs it is a f.'i nlv r'ls
tniii ill hir h'oue In i.-k ;' i i'oi
hack, whet her - mi: (, i . i'v ;e
a w hoop 11 v ie don'! i . hie: any
more.
Som.v old -lini.ifs slill ni:; i,
and strini;s in the'! n.ii" ,' p.a k ;s.
am'. we:.r !iii-ti,i: otmal Sin d . , , its
Willi 1 Uttoiliioh' daps s'i.-kiiu; , i:i i a'
the waist lino. We - iv one of i''e,.i
l.-idirii .dnvi'iu v. iili u laniasr imk a
the llou Kind chi. tell this vmti r.
A incoiiiu tor the inii.io-e of m.ik
ioe eii'oiis lo oiii.it.na' ;: hr...- h.iuii
was le Id ovn I tie i,i i i.,. id.iv
llif-hl. 1' t-.;. Il oi.e v,);,, h.-iiied ..o.':
it has hi
eleven has.
A man's
lance lieia
his toes i;i
In '.:i;i to i a
the wciiilie:
reeled lovviird his
Cricket Hicks
i ii
ow n v y. then- v fiii i :,i
i di III i ; i -i s
t' el i ,av he :oi.n d'.--
ili! i'.s ,-oou i( -o,
I.i.- corns
1 i!ii .i . j 1 ie-s (it
s mi:, i is di-
,:e'di ,lelj .
eceiiiel the
aconcy for a paiei v.alcli, w'iii-ti
he is show ing to I tie caiicr pahllc.
The vv at. h ni,- the wo:i:, -Hay" and
"Nis-lit"' siamped t.ji it;- f.u'c,. ami
that .-eel inn ot the dial liaVersed hy
the hour hand iliirjnc. ti'.' ni.ht is
t'K. Willie that of the i!,.-, i . liehl.
nsiiiK i ins w.urn ,i poison v.i
1'iochi
d: at !
In.it la
till,
Hy
mil have to look nut of doors to nil
When it i.i ct'ttiiiK dark.
Hock Hocks' hiirhcr shop has h.-en
closed ever since Monday noon, when
he accidentally mislaid his razor
i-umo place.
It is the man with liie industrious
money; not the
Timi s.tii pi i'i.i-: iy
tjiiotio i:.i m mm; iii:::i' sti:w
Newspapers In Spain.
Tho Spanish newspaper presents a
prohlem to the Ameficim citizen who
contoniphiti's nn ndvertlslnc cntapntci
in the Spanish press. There nre
newspaper printed In Madrid, hut as
n rule these newspapers nre snp;mf'ed
hy political, rellclmis or Industrial
croups, mid the advertiser Is neither
the source of Income nor. as some
times happens In consequence, the c.h.
Jecf of deferential admiration tlnit he
Is In the I'liited States.
The editor edits for a puhlle more
Interestlne In local news than nv
other. ne must reineinher also that
of the approximate tr.'.mo.fHiO people
In Spain, more than half are Illiter
ate and rr-iid no newspapers nt all.
No evenltic paper s--'.s n Sunday
edition, and no morninc paper comes
out on Monday, for Sunday work of
nny kind In newspaper plants Is for
hldden hy the Kovertiment.
Statue to Oalboa.
Tanama Is to have a statue of Bul
lion, the dlseoverer of the Pacific ocean.
Th" contract for the work has already
heen sicned at Madrid, and tlie monu
ment has heen Intrusted to the sculp
tor P.oiiMllure. That there Is to he
eo undue hnste In the matter Is slcnl
'led hy the fact that the contrnct does
not cull for the delivery of the monu
ment until two yenrs nfter the slpim; jtluriieh the White House H.t-
"lhiii(iot" nn. Testio.,in;, Ai-raiijf.
fd Hoover nf Amei i, a's Ktlmt m
Save Mat lni lnhif:i.
(ne thoiisaiiil of New York's men
and women of wealth paid a iliotisand
dollars or ...oie eiicli to sit a plain
hoard ahe and eal heef slew.
Tlie "haniiiifi" was a testimonial
arranged l.v !I"rh.- t iloov. r cli;.--liian
of he Kit I (menu relief cm. in 11,
of American '.i clt'ort to suacni tiio
three and :i hall million starving
chihlr.'M cf Ktivopo.
The stew, :;ceompaiii( d ,v white
hrcid nm) u c,,p ,.,.;,. was (he
same its served to starvinc chlhlren
at relief siiil inns- lliroinhout Kurope
:it a cost of 1-ns than a cent and a
half.
t.e-noial .luhn J. Pe!?hi!i,T. Mr
Hoover, John II. P.eckcfelli r. Jr..
Mrs. Aucusi Helmopt and oil,, , (.
ahles c:ni-d soup bowls and were
first In a lino that passed hy army
hold kitchens to he served. The
fPrvi'oi-s were yoiinc rocioly women.
VrUz Kreirh r enterialueii the din
era with se,.-nl violin miIos. a
A vacani hich clmir. placed Vi)r
the "invisihle" ruest of honor for the
rhildrea for whom Hoovr's ram
paimi of thirty-five, million t f dollars
was launched, stood al the head of
the speaker's tahle.
SHOUT XKWS SI OKI IS.
Paragraphs of Interest t.atli, ml
Here, There and I vei jvvlicie.
A I.ynn. Mass., cook insisted tnat
her employer transport her to church
in a car every Sunday momine. He
did so, Put one inoriiini; an accid"it
befell, where the cook was injured,
and she now me him for ten thou
sand dolalrs.
")ver two thousand pcr-ona went"
his lioiuiiia
orecm ;in.
-if the ncreeinent. Ihe opportunities
for a itmM efTeetlve piece nf work are
tinny, with the likeness of the man
overlook Inn the ooom of his discovery.
The LTilli'liosp Settlnc Wiotlld eem tc
all for a criuiilios-.' et( r to i.i"iina'f
'he scene, says the Clirlsthm ScleiKf
Monitor. '
Aviation In this Sahara.
The French (lo not rccvnl nlrplam .
ns protltnlde for use In eomnien-eov. t
the Sahara desert; It costs too much
to move the mineral wealth of the
territory hy airplane v.lu-ii pack mules
iin.l camels can he used Insteml. But
to sutipleliK lit the desert police and
to maintain French pre-tllce military
aviators are well worth while. The
Arab tribes have (let p respect for them
and take to their heels whetiftver an
airplane arrives.
P !fh ts tftcr the election mid rheei-...
ne rtesi.lent. Mr. Wilson was
whe led on- in a chair and responded
i tiy howin- his head.
, Trotsky say?: "I know vim, , 'j,
roinlli:;. I realize the tmssihilit ,,f
i severe winter, hut tliouc'i t
.foiiiihi" of 'he population ,.. ,.r j,.,,,.
'nee aid col l. the rrniirnder will 'in
iviv" to carry liitou.;h to vh lorv
i world revolution.
Navy Never Supplied President.
N patrol man haa efer held the
prea!''o.y. while 14 of the presidents
were at one time or another connected
sjritb the army.
liver Ihe Heap, jjnnt.
Teacher ohserved t hat. nlthnnirli
al! Ihe other pupil., ,,,j departed one
youni'sitrr was hancinc about.
. "Wluit's the matter, Harry?" she
a;:k.ul.t "I don't rf-tneinher orderini;
you to remain afier school hours
iou tuny po home."
'n 1 ant to ko home
Harry. "There's a Eew hnhv
house."
Tcncher smiIo) ..Whv .. hp o()
served, -you oupht to be clad ot
that. A dear little baby "
"Whereupon Harry inttrupled
velemciiiy with:
"I ain't glad. Tall blame me. He
blames me for everything that hap
pens at our house."
raid
at our