The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 252, Ed. 1 Sunday, April 22, 1928 Page: 2 of 8
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GE LEADER
Sunday, April 22, 1928
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knew
A sweeter world; it mhal live after
For I'll make all you dreamed of
All that was fine la me you under-
stood:
My sneern, my bitter laugh you nev-
er could.
(How help but laugh—you thought
that men were good!)
A WOMANS DEDICATIOX
(For D., In Memory of Her Lover)
t alway» loved yon an a little child
to cherished by hie mother; unde-
•led.
You took ite’a tinmel, paid in gold
and wmheat
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HIM Tb CHE
TO SEe US ?/
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doing for thene
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EEALIY is MR. Fox
THE GREAT MAGICIAN
JUST MADE A LARGE
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216 BEFofE ALL VERY
EYE$0F 15AUDTNCE.
HE hasn't Pooled us
HoweVER BECAUSE We
CAN Se TH HIPPoVE@Y
PLANLY CAN YOU ?
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63. Scarcer.
64. Diplomatic eplatle
65. The Greek Cupd.
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out and eald she was on the hunt
for another huehand At the family
party she wore gay Chinese pajamas
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to the county conv
are a delegate to
FALFUKRIAS — Good water well
drilled near here for irrigation pur.
poses.
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their ware
Roused me from idle musing.
under the protet tion
Ko they locked him
items conrerning the progreuu
$13966 and wanted to epend
by thia year’s senior
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for disorderly conduct.
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me come true
mont, ob May 22
National democratie conventlon at
Hounton on June 26.
.This is the advice ot , veteran
democrat
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mVatleyexehange tell ot
t uruatEdinbure ot one az
Merrigerue, « manutacturing and
snzx gt.1loading planta -
won af •>«« Cate at an estimated
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facilitiez 1 rar
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to ^’J‘nrT Tarmers." Thi.
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grace
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every place. ,
(I did not doubt, when looking- in
your face!)
in A Little VILLAQE
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t. Capital ot B arma.
10. Polluter.
11 Entertcin
12 Eazy
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country.
11 Paradise.
23. Shollow earthen
aih.
26. Mountaln pass XX.
Indta.
n. Foolhardy.
28. Irish Gaelic.
11. Barrier
33 Nectar of Iba grape
34. Maple troth.
A- Permits.
31. Height
41. Eea-soilers.
42 Iarge wading bird
44. Withdrew.
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KLAMATH FALLS, Ore.— Fred
Sevita, lonely homesteader, owes his
life to hi* horse. Injured, he wrote
a note, tied it tn the animars neck
and set him loome The horse 1o.
rated two lumber jacks two days ia-
•er and led them to his maaster,
cabin.
Use Classified Ads
younger. Last
*ato< or eftaeed
A heavenly choir shoula ming la
praine, to show
You honor, for ths things you did
no I know
TKXAs TOM oX KEOOR
Tex Tom Connally opened his
I campatga at Bolton in the county of
Moll Thirty-two topics of para-
mount interest la the aftairs of tbs
Unutea States were analized by Con-
nally. There are three important
of giria: The only
guarantees to a wpenkine tour through lb. 141
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pet, doesn’t
and la afraid
of women, because they emphasize
feminine invasion of what have been
for no long masculine monopolies
Each won her place againat a fleld
nt actual or potential male oppo-
nenta Each ia an acknowledged
nuecess in a field which, ten years
ago, no woman was expected even
to enter.
Naturally, we are not arg uing that
evary woman can ba a congressman-
at-large, a champion swimmer, a
basebal player or a sheriff A truly
respectable number of mea eannot
be any of these things, and get away
with it! What we do point out in
that the new and notable achieve-
menu of these women help to pul-
verize more perfectly the crumbling
theory that "* a woman ran t du
thus-and-so—because she la a wo-
man!"
It‘s an uniormed or a fatuously
sex-conscious man who finds much
um nowadays for that line. And
whenever he does pull 4t, nome an-
noy ingly clever and energetie woman
la likely tn prove him a liar before
the words are oat of hia mouth!
FPRING
I know that it is spring, for just
today
ODER 3/ \ •6 a Dinner^
q‘ Be
eounties of mi noh "For the first
time," aa she hernelf pointed out, "a
woman has been nominated in an in-
dustrial stats for a state-wide office
and to All • national poimiton My
victory marks ths greatest step for-
ward made by women, politically."
Mercedes Gleitz. London typist,
ncomplished the frnt reeorded swim
44 Rake.
44 Chinese cardbard
puzzle.
4L t grateful persun.
49. Covet.
41 Genus at grasses
5a Bravery.
53. Winged.
57. Press.
58. Look sitar.
50. Metals
41 Peruse tarefvils.
. (l‘y the Asnocinted Prem)
WASHINGTON— If the Smith-
sonian inntitution would like to
make a permanent exhibit of the
automobile Pershin* used in France,
the war department is willing.
topics uppermonst in Texas. Con-
nally declared himself
"I in a democrat and I shall
support the nominee for president
of the democratic national conven-
tion at Houston, who over he may
hr. It has been my uniform prac-
tice to support Iba nominee of my
R party.
"I have never and never expect
to ku a member of the Ku Klux
Klan. I am opposed to necrecy to
politic, or government. One of
Oto dearest traditions of America I.
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i. Lmaid.
Eneiun waste iana.
•«. Mdolt
14. Itotoicr
II. rmale Mar.
Ml Descendant od K-
tima.
17. Wild lass (heraldry»
18 Precipitation. ,
It Lquefy by MM
20. Continued.
22. Bellevers in cgoisr
24. Was carried.
33. Low sideless sslut
wagons.
di. Mors verdant,
M Flat fish.
30 Bteeled.
33 Large Arctie cet-
eras (ver ).
36. Kulne quadruped
n. Itab workman
(colloq.).
39, A vold solid.
40. ntaness, dang ter
of Uranus
44. Stric military dis-
ciplarian.
48 Retired.
40 landers.
41 Cupidity.
44 Organ of tbs b ■ •
55. Traveling bags
ddmee
week ago She swum the twenty-*
seven miles in twelve hours and 30
minutes; no man ie known to have
made this swim
Allce Buckman is the sixteen-
year-old right fielder of the high
mehool baseball nine in Griswold i .
• nd in the season’s first game pity*
ed errorless ball The Omaha West-
em leazue officials asked her to
pitch th* firat ball and do a turn al
right field for their opening same
Helen Dolder, who has been
sheriff of DeKalh county. III., nine e
her husband died last fall, has just
defeated in the primaries three male
candidates for the off ire She show-
ed her ability to handle emerzencies“
last winter, When she queled a pris-
oner's riot with a Are hone and cola
EfRn
2%.
th. city nliekera. He came to town
the guy
Sweet fragrance of their cargo nlls
th. air,
Tpon th* .III a perky sparrow ataadu
with eye. that wparkle—preening
toll and winga
Th. barrel-organ music at far land.
With wanton gayety Ito ehallenge
fling.
Down th. long busy atreet. Moon
lengthening hour.
win burn away each care with gel.
den heat.
Young spring is smiling thtough the
April ■ bowers.
And utter Joyourners Hes at our teet.
Marguerite Janvrin Adams
OCFAX anOvE, N. J —Garages
at last are permitted in this town,
whieh is owned by a camp meeting
numoctation. They have been forbid-
den hitherto under a 40year-61d rule
nzninst prtvwt.lv owhba .burn. But
th. door must be c-lowed on Munday.
— metors must be Mlent; there shall
be no repairs or washing
of | XEW YORK—Constance
at the strait of Gihraitar about a comfort to his mother.
every eitizen religlous freedom, free
press and free speech. Secrecy in
zovernment la contrary to the genius
ot a tree people.
"The democratie party is the only
hope at redemption of lbs public
honor. Honesty and public purity
are eternal imsues. on those issues
the united democracy deserves to
win. A united democracy can win.''
Senator Karlo H Mayfield is com-
ing home to open bls campaign Con-
greasman Thomas L. Blanton is eom-
lag home to toms his hat into the
rins la a formal way. There are 7
contenders for ths senatorial prize
but oniy fl, perhaps > head Haora.
» aecording to the political prophet.
, of lbs hour
However, the people are the mast-
They speak at he primary ballot
box They speak at the ballot box
on cereral election day when the
final verdict to returned
There is going to be a red hot
5, campaign for the senatortal prize and
it will open long betore the cumin*
of the national convention to name
• bearer for the democratic
VANISHIN MALF MONOPOLIES
Ruth Hanna MeCormigk has Jink
won la the Illinolm primaries the
nomination for congrensmanap-
Urge—nomination for the offiee j la
considered equivalent to electon.
She topped the Arid of eight by a
generous marxin, and <>t the seven
men trailing behind her two were
congressmen who sought re-eleetion
—one of the two has nerved five
terms. During her campaign Mra
McCormick traveled 16,000 mile© on
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many years."
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.Instruetioms for or —‘-t pre
dowth MUUUlle. should b. voted
.T ani wend 40 aelerate. to
1 convention and 40 al-
in of Texa to be the host
public deunoerat- of th. re-
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roter shoula be -ent to toe
X. “V0 '*"”• in the —■«
L ZXrtat he party of the puople to
PO"er la toe nation shouia ,.
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The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 252, Ed. 1 Sunday, April 22, 1928, newspaper, April 22, 1928; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1529933/m1/2/: accessed August 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.