Maitland High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Maitland, MO)

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4 VV yman Restaurant Co. Special Attention to SCHOOL PARTY :: SCHOOL LUNCHES ICE CREAM i0 .-. THE PLACE YOU'LL LIKE THESE BIRDS HAVE EVIDENTLY NEVER READ CHAFF AND TRACTOR DUST The Veddas, the aboriginal inhabitants of Ceylon, are the only people in the World who never laugh, and in consequence they are thin and flabby folk, and a fat man among the Veddas would be an extraordinary sight for sad eyes. A traveler who has studied the early races in Ceylon gives some interesting particulars about this curious tribe. For nearly 2,000 years, according to the best chronicles, these peo- ple, now almost extinct. have preserved the same characteristics, and no one so far as history reveals, has ever seen a smile on the face of one of them or heard a laugh while in their section of Ceylon. The Veddas dwell almost entirely among the Bintenne jungles in caves or clefts in the rock, and are skilful archers, bringing down bats owls, crows and kites which constitute their principal food. Why these people do not smile is a mystery. They alone of all the people on earth know nothing of the sensation of laughter.-Exchange. Don't be a Vedda.. Laugh! IN TIME OF PEACE- What are you clipping from that paper? An article about a woman who was sued for divorce for going through her husband's pockets. IJ: What are you going to do with it ? Put it in my pocket. 52 li E r qi KQQ3 pp One hundred twenty-seven

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Western Dairy and Ice Cream Co. JUSTRITE ICE CREAM SPECIAL CREAM FOR ALL SCHOOL PARTIES ASK YOUR DEALER AN INTERRUPTED FUNERAL Wheh was yo' yistuddy, Sam. asked the barber shop porter of the helper. W'y, Ah Wen' to Mose Grindle's fun'al,,' explained the other. Huh! Clean forgot dat fun'al!-bet day had a big one. Yo said it, boy-bigges' fun'al ever was roun' heah. All dem lodges an' societies what Mose belong to was out in dey full ragalum, an' dey had fo' choruses to sing dem hymns an' dey had th'ee preachers to preach the summon. Den dey had a long parade all de way to de graveyahd, an' mo' flowehs dan yo' eveh seen piled up an' aroun' de grave. Dey put de coffin on dem sticks 'crost de grave-an' den dat Mose Grindle done de blamedst thing yo' eveh seen at a fun'al. Yes, sah!', What did he do? He des kicked de lid off dat coffin an' set right up an' looked roun' at de crowd! :LI My Lawd! Did dey bury him? F, 5 Gawd knows-I don't. -Samis Couldron. -E-is E ale-lg.. 1692 3 One hundred 'twnty-nine