The evening world. Newspaper, January 29, 1920, Page 19

ie C ' ___THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1920.) hy jcation and no backbone, believing my- and settled in this great cosmopolitan) sires on a plate, you work for echool, decauwe does not a per-|soul, I pledge janos to my flag | r = | Self superior to “common people,” but cit I graduated from the public| them than onc we anything denied to|and’ to the for whieh it sadly lacking when the test should had two y f da eh} ha Within f € 1 iduated “ tiv wit from elementary sch 1 [ entered ii school and then had to go to work.|that son | com start ‘here ‘“! a. u ; | "Fenpay enough, 1¢ was not too wate, Having 10 desire to loaf, 1. wer th why A person cannot make { and through bitter and happy ri~ of and gradv f he any ambition \se* e I have learned the " happena to be in this Bol- r . 1 ‘ n etoral. 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