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Vol. 63.

Jasper, Indiana, Fuiday, DECEMBER 17, 1920.

. No. 30

CltNDEREJLLA OF THE SCREEN

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There is a story so old that people never tire of hearing it, a atory related Tio doubt when Athens was no more than a trat of land under the promotion of

some wiley Greek 3uburbm de

veloDmenf. eentleman; when the her metinsr with the Prince

mortar of the pyramids still was damp; when Babylon was a nine o'clock town.

It has cDrae down through the acjes, under one name or another Troubadours ha "e sunor it 'n tbe courts of the chateau of Provence; it has been woven into ihe legend and the fairy lore of the world;

and you may see it in any issue of the magazine you pick up at

the corner news stand

essential organism, it is known as

tn Cinderella Story. No need to recount it here You know it-for-the ta e of the wistft I iittle girl who never. had a

chance until a miracle brought

Charming The prince, min i vou.

need not ba man, though therf is no rule against his baing. Hf may bj -vmbolizd bv Fame or Success. He is tha whi :h comes into the life of the girl to lift her into the high p'dce her brave little heart deserves. This is not to ba a sketch of Viola Dana's life to paral'el the

story of Cinderella, though that might easily ba drawn, She wa?

Ijust a schoo girl in Brooklyn,

ThP rharm nf tho tnr v fs thaf. vou Know, ana one aay naa a

ifc i.q what von would wish to have chsnce to visit the studio3 of on

happen, especially if you areaf the early motion picture comcirl : and the value of the story P?nies A diminvtive beauty,

is that it sometimes does come

abnut in life Probablv it will the point of impatience, and en

never die, for it is a combination dowed with a sense of rhythm of aspiration at:d of truth-Among music How she cams first the cold-eyed literary gentlemen before the public in David Belas whose surgical mirds dissect co's production, ' 'The Poor Little plots and cut away all but the Rlch Girl", and later gambolled

glowing with vitality almist to

har war to fame on the screen is S3 much history. As ia the, tale of the original Cinderella, so in the screen romance it is necessary to fit the slipp r to just that fraction of a hnir that permits the wearer to spill it into the path of the on. coming Frince Charming at the psychological moment. Ani this, aid Miss Dana as she sloped thb bit of si'k and kid over a lace stocking for the first time, ap pears t3 have bjen accomplished to a n'cety Miss Dana has been fitted with a part that suits her as well as her hand made slippers. She cvi'l aopear in the roh of Connie McGill, a kitchen maid who 9xpsriences a'l th trials that Cinderel a of the fairytale faced and just a few more for good measure. However, through the accidental meeting of'abandof crooks, she comes face to face with her prince, acquit, him of a charge ot theft, and thereby bangs the tale of the new Cinderella.

It 's an Uphill Pull for Polish Boys

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Hare feet ami tattered clothes, little to eat and less to wear, such is the fate of thousands of children in central and eastern Kurope. These boys In Poland are cnlj a sample of the S.riOO.m.H) destitute youngsters that the European Relief Council plans to help through the cold days of the coming winter. To that end eight great organizations in America have merged to form the Council, the chairman of wh'ich is Herbert Hoover. , Under his leadership the American Relief Administration, the American Rod Cros. ti e American Friends' Service Committee (Quakers), the Federal Council of the Churches of Chrlft In America, the Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, the I. nights of Columbus, the Y. M. C. A. und the Y. w. C. A. have decided to co-operutt jointlv U raise $33,X),0X) to help the European children over the MIL

MAKE OUT GIFT LIST EARLY Thoughtful Shoppers Start Task Several Weeks Before Rush Begins in Busy Stores.

IIE buyer who really puts some altruism into her

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vance. If she be a canny somebody she has kept her list of the year before and is able to see what were her cifts the preceding season, and thus avoid the risk of repeating herself. Still more canny is she. If she has made mental or written notes from time to time of various articles for which has hoard a desire expressed by friends. Such note taking will greatly lessen her labor?. For it is no light thing to choose Christinas gifts judiciously. The whole secret of their acceptability lies in their appropriateness. Not only mut they be appropriate to the person from whom they come and to whom they go. but to the eircyjnstanccs in which the latter is placed. For an instance, there are few housekeepers who do not welcome an addition of fine Ijnen to their store. V.t if to a housekeper who lives, plainly in simple surroundings one sends a superb lace-trimmed tea cloth or doilies that throw all her other possessions into

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Gifts of lasting beauty that never fail to plqse. Easily

first in favor with those whose love or friendship for each other ripens as the years roll ön. The gift that comes from Kuebler's gets a royal welcome, no matter where it; goes. Remember a small deposit down will hold your desired gitt until Christmas.

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l 15 CHRISTMAS ONCE IS CHRISTMAS STILL

The client skies are full of speech For who hath ears to hear; The winds are whispering- each to each; The moon Is calling to the beach; And stars their sacred wisdom teach Of Faith and Love and Fear. But once the sky Its silence broke. And sonp o'ertlowed the earth; The midnight air with glory shook; And ansels mortal lanuape spoke, When God our human nature took In Christ the Savior's birth. And Christmas once Is Christmas still: Tht sates through which he came, And rorest wild, and murmuring rill. And fruitful field, and breezy hill. And all that else the wide world ail. Are vocal with his name.

CHRISTMAS-TIDE

the simtle. then Is in miiii nhilltv . ....

. , BßaJi r.oi listen wnue they sins about the sift that rol-s It of much of This latest Christmas morn. Its charm. Hurler's Uazar. And music hear In everything.

And faithful lives In tribute bring

To th great song which greets the King

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The Christmas-tide, the tide of merriment And feast, and love, and peace most gracious tide. All hail; I greet and yearn to honor thee! Now let the table groan 'neath viands rich! The smoking turkey with the truflle stuffed, The sirloin roast, all fragrant with the fumes Of ozmazone; fish, flesh and fowl, and dainties From all climes, full-ranged In rank profusion. To tempt the timid appetite and fill The forward one . . . So, spread the table with luxurious cate, And round it gather ever saint and elnner; Bar out dull Care, and let the vixen wait. Nor rob you. as she's apt to. of your dinner. And shout your mirth, but do not let the screeds O'erquell the little voice that stands demure Outside your heart and gently tapping pleads: "A sop to soothb the shivering of the -poor!" Joseph WnlttPn, In Table Talk,

HEART OF GOD.

Ily VACIIELL LINDSAY. O little heart of Clod, Swt-tft intruding stranger. You are laughing in my human breast , A Christ-child in a manger. 4 Heart, dtar heart of God, Beside ou now 1 kneel. Strong heart of faith, O heart of mine. Where God has set his seal. Wild, thundering heart of God, Out of my doubt I come. And my foolish feet wltn prophet's fet Ma:ch with the prophet's drum! S A PRAYER AT BETHLEHEM O rulsing earth with heart athrlll With infinite creative will! O watchful shepherds, in whose eyes Sweot lopes and promises arise! O angel host whose chanting choir Proclaims fulfillment of deslrel O flaming star so purely white Against the black Judean night! O blessed Mary bending low With sense of motherhood agl O holy babe with haloed head Soft pillowed In a manger bed! O mystery divine and deep. He'o t thv orophecles to ke

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