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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-07-16
THE DAILY ARGUS.
THURSDAY. JULY 10, 1885
Briefs.

BRIEFS.
Hammocks, hammocks, hammocks, at
McCabe Bros.
DR.. j. W. Stark, Dentist, 1872 Second
avenue. d1yr.
Advertise in the half, cent>a>word. coli
umn Of the ARGUS. 1t will pay you.
There will be an excursion to Peoria
and return next Sunday. Rate very low.
81 40 round trip to Peoria next Sun
day.
The U. o. A. d. will give an excursion
to Peoria and return next Sunday.
DR.. McCan dless, dentist, corner Third
avenue and Twentieth street. If
City Clerk Koehler is paying off the
city laborers today
The county supervisors are off on a
junketing tour to the poor farm today.
A welcome shower this morning, but
hot as blazes this afternoon.
Another lot of hammocks away below
value. just received at McCabe Bros.
Remember the excursion to Peoria and
return next Sunday The U. o. A. d.
give it.
Alvin H. Connolly left for Council
Bluffs Tuesday night on 8 visit to his sis
ter.
Lsmuel Lynde, ESQ.,, of Chicago, is in
the city in attendance upon the circuit
court
A fresh installment of hammocks just
received at McCabe Bros.
c. H. Stoddard commenced the survey
of the new city property to be used for
the abattoir yesterday afternoon, =.
Mrs. DR.. Wheeler, magnetic healer
rooms at Mrs. Stockwelrs, opposite cOurI
house. Examinations made without
questioning. 11-d1w
c. c. Knell, the well known furniture
man, yesterday made a large shipment o
fine furniture to Eldon, Iowa. Kuell'
goods are famous all over the west
The ordinance relating to the Nine
tenth street sewer, adopted by the coun'
Gil last Monday evening, appears IN to
days issue of the ARGUS.
Get your awnings, tents, wagon GOV
ers, etc. of G. H. Young, III Main st.
Davenport, Iowa. apll5dtf
A pleasant house and lot, with al
modern conveniences splendidly locate
in the upper part of the city, for sal
cheap For terms, apply to E. E. Par
menter, attorney, post Office block, Roc
Island
There is break in the water main o
Market square, through which water hi
been escaping since yesterday morning
and no attention has been paid it yet.
There will be lawn soclable and ic
cream festival at the residence of Mrs. {
E. Hawley's this evening, under the aus
pices of the Baptist church.
Miss Minnie Keys, who has been al
sent from the city for few weeks visit
AtluH olobCi III OOllClt ACbulhCu OH
cannon ball yesterday, accompanied b
her sister, Mrs. W, H. Denny.
Walnut and ebony curtain poles
cents; fancy lace stripe curtain scrims,
cents yard, at McCabe Bros, wort
double the price.
T. F. Cary, the popular and reliab
painter and paper hanger, has corps {
artists busily al work identifying wit
paint the band stands in Union an
Franklin squares
At the meeting of the Buford Post la
evening resolution was adopted autho
izing the post commander to appoint
committee of three to cooperate with Il
Business Mems committee In the selet
ton of favorable site for the Soldier
home
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Total. 81 ,S64 CO
The following bills we refer back to the
board for its consideration: Union Tele-
phone Co., $25; same. $685. same $25; j.
w. Potter, SIC. All of which is respect.
fully submitted.
THos. CAMPBELL,
JNo. L. NOAH,
DAVID FITZGERALD,
Committee.
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O'Brlen Dead

T. ]. o'Brien, the particulars of whose
terrible fall were given in yesterdays AR
GUS, died from the effects of the accident
at o'clock this morning. He did moi
recover consciousness, and died of con.
cussion Of the brain Coroner McCourt-
ney, of Scott county, is holding an in
quest this afternoon.
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County Building.
TRANSFERS.

14-Sarah A. Colgrove to Ann Beck
with, pit lots 1, 2, 3. 26 and q, block 1,
and all of lots and 5, block /, Cordova,
$675.
Otis J. Dimick to John D. Beecher, lot
81, South Rock Island, $500.
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LICENSED TO WE'D.

15-Henry Schumacher, Miss Rosa
Steffen, Harry NJ. Rains Miss Lillian
Van Dernern, Henry Rahmer, Miss Dora
Padder, Martin Mayer, Miss Catherine
Verdeber, Gable; H. A. Schallman, Miss
Magdalene Incobsh, Moline.
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Court Cuttings

In the county court this morning the
case of the people against Martha Mel
son of Moline, for keeping disorderly
house was called, and the following jury
empannelled: Levi F. Harson, w. P
Gardner, A. j. Cook, John o. Freed
Thomas McFaggart, John Burnhart Geo.
W. Copp. Richard Shean, John A. Hun,
toon, G. W. Battles, Peter Gottsman, NJ
J. Shaw. Judge Adams appointed Messrs
Hurst and Kenworthy to defend the &C
Cused and the trial was commenced
In the circuit court Judge Glenn has
been occupied today in the trial of the
chancery case, the Rock Island Paper
company VS. the German American Insur,
ance company. The case is being tried
wholly on affidavits.
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IN CHANCERY

July 15-Foreclosure; j. s. Keator
Lumber Co. VS. Louisa Kerns, ct al; mas
ters report of sale filed and approved;
John Tindall VS. Jane o. Philleo, ct al
dismissed; r, |. Building association VS.
Lydia r. BOnham. motion to quash fee
bill and retax costs; same VS. Fannie Ross,
ct al same motion.
Divorce and injunction: Florence AL
len VS. John ID. Allen, bill filed, applicant
a pauper and defendant concealed, mo-
ton for an injunction allowed and writ
without bond.
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McIntire & Co.,

Will place on their counters
MONDAY MORNING, June %, a
fine line of Summer Silks in de-
sirable shades at the very low
cost of
"a CENTS PER YARD.
These Silks were bought at a
sacrifice from a large concern
who had too many.
No such opportunity has been offered
this season. Every yard worth from 40c
to Coo, and we wish customers to exam
inc silks sold elsewhere before calling.
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respectfully submitted.
E. II. BOWMAN,
JOHN BARTON,
THOMAS SMART,
THIRD DAY.

July 15-Board met pursuant to ad>
iournment. Present all the members ex-
cept Supervisor Pearsol The chairman
being absent. Supervisor Werlich was on
motion elected chairman pro TEN. MinN
utes of yesterdays proceedings read and
approved. The committee on miscella-.
neous claims submitted the following re-
port which on motion was received and
adopted:
Your committee on miscellaneous
claims would beg leave to report that they
have examined all claims presented be>
fore them, and recommend the payment
of the following, and that the clerk be
directed to issue orders for the several
amounfs tn the several claimants In wit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-23
Free Trade or protee.ion2

American protectionists can well afford
to admit that free trade may be good
thing, even the best thing, for England;
yet it does not follow that the United
States can afford to pursue the same policy.
England must have cheap raw materials
and cheap food, or she cannot sustain her
population. Given these conditions,
with free entry into the markets Of the
world, and England will add enormously to
her wealth by the impoverishment Of
other peoples.
II, however, FREQ trade be found to be
Improbable to England, the inquirer will
look in vain for any land which can hope
to profit by it. The Fair Trade movement
in England has already challenged the
free traders to vindicate their policy, and
the free traders hsve gone on quoting
from Golden and other lights ottheir free.
and.easy school. In this time OF world
wide depression, resting on no country
more heavily than on England, there are
thinkers and workers so bold as to de-
nounce the whole free trade economy and
point to the United States as country
which mas the intelligence to provide for
its own household by protecting it with
tariff.
In another column appears an instruc-
tive letter to tho London Iron Trade Jour
nal which shows tho drift Of q widening
current Of opinion. American farmers
will notice that this English writer speaks
OF the destroyed agricultural industry, de-
stroyel that the workshops Of England
might produce cheaper wares and make
their way in the markets OF tho world. II
Americans could DO cajolsd into devot.
ing themselves to the raising Of cheap
food for England to be paid for in English
manufactures at the manufacturers own
price, the dream OF the Cobdenites would
be fulfilled. And tho American farmer
and the American artisan would go to
their graves miserSbly poor together
Having failed dsastrously in this part
of their programme, the English free
traders are now being arraigned before
tho bar OF public opinion to give an &C.
count Of their stewardship. The arraign-
ment reproduced from tho Iron Trade
Journal will be found worth reading and
preserving, and II may open the eyes OF
some American free trader to let him
read It. v
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The above sale, IA adjourned until Saturday,
October 8, lSSS, at 10 O'Clock A ~, q! the same
place. J Il C0WDEN,
sepS Special Commissioner.
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Chaalbertburg tPu.l Letter.
Most people the moment they enter a
parsonage to get married become so en-
barrassed that they really are hardly con-
scious OF what they are doing. One fel.
low heard OF was dreadiully afflicted in
this way, and without realizing his act
pulled a cigar from his pocket and twirled
it around in his hand1. When that
portion Of the ceremony was reached
in which the lady and gentleman join
hands he happened to have the cigar in
his right hand. What to do with that
cigar he evidently didn'tknow. The cler-
gyman paused for a moment, and then
repeated the instruction that they join
hands. By this time tho poor fellows
embarrassment had increased 80 that it
was painful to behold. He gave one
agonizad look st tho minister and then
stuck the cigar in his mouth. Before the
ceremony could be concluded the minister
had to take the cigar from between his
lima
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London World.
The news from Bulgaria has produced a
considerable tluster at Balmoral, rs Prince
Henry Of BattenhprV. is naturally very
anxious about HE brother, and the Queen
takes a great interest in his AFFAIR.", us he
Is considerably OF u fsvorite with Her
Maiegty, who gave him the Bath few
wears ago and has testified her regard for
him in other ways. Shoals OF kilograms
have arrived at Balmoral daily from the
Foreign Office, and the Queen has been in
freuuent communication with Lord Sails
bury, who IL expected at the castle shortly
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TAYloR,s pRKN1uM COLOGNE.

an article Of Southern manufacture tina. has
This Cologne Is Of the finest quality Lasting and
delicious; and All esteemed article on the toilet
table OF all that have nScdit. The quick aud dCl.
iGAte sense Of the mystic Owls ut once discover.
cd ia meriA, and they had no happier cnnceIt 10
oGer their guests than these fountain lots Of de-
llghtiul perfume. The fair dancers who found 40
grateful retTNEher last evening will please them.
selves and honor their entertainers by keeping IN
tho sensation throughout the tWelVemOnth By
means Of this deiiRhtinl AGENT au96 NWT4v
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DIED.

CLEMENS Gu Wednesday. October 81, 1885, at
beans, III MGr.hall county, ABRAHAM ". CLEMENS,
In the ssh year Of his GBU.
The !unCral will leave the Baltimore & Ohio
passenger station IN this city Friday aft, rnOon at
1850 clock. lnte'meut at Mt Wood Cemetery.
sTBoBRI-on Thursday, October % 1855, c. L.
sTLUBEi, IL his SD yeai.
Funeral from the residence OF his brother, John
c. strobel, S!l5 McColloch street, Saturday morn
Ing, October q nj 10 O'Clock Friends OF the fam
liz are Invited. Interment at MI Zion Cemetery.
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ERESH LINES OF
NECKwEAR!
A Fine Tie for Is cents at the Star
D. GUNDLING & CO.,
oc2S 81 Twelfth Street.
SALE.

State OF West Virginia, City Of Wheeling, s.S
| In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
Caroline B.Brues, guardian oil Carrie
B, Brues, Henrietta Brue1 and
Charles Henry RrueS, Infants, In ChAncerJ.
VI.
Caroline B. Brles and Others.
BY virtue Of the authority vested In me by de
cree Of the Municipal Court OF wheeling: entered
| IN the above entitled cause, on the 9Th day Of
June, 1895, will proceed TO soil at public auction
Of the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county. West Virginia, In the city Of Wheeling, to
the highest and beSi bidder,
on SATURDAY, JULY Is, 1885,
beginning at 10 O'Clock 4. ~, the following do
fronting on the east sde OF North 'FRONT.' street. and
numbered two hundred coo ana two hundSoc
and one (2OI) on the plat Of the addition 70 the
City OF wheeling. laid out by Henry Moore trustee
OF EbenezPr 2Rne's estate and called ZAneB Island
addition IN the city OF Woccling. And also the
water or pasture lot lying east OF the two lots above
described, and designated on the plat OF lanes
Island addition 70 the city Of wheeling, by tht
number nine (9).
aud az much more as the purchaser may elect u
nav to be pad In cash on the day OF sale; and the
residue thereof In three equal instruments al
twelve, twenty.iour and ulrty'blH months, With
Interest from day oil Sale; the purchaser 70 give
his notes. with approved security ior INC deierrod
lnStAlmenH; the title to be retained until the pur
Chase money and the Interest thereon shall b
wholly paid. :; z. OoMpENI
Special Commissioned
WI, HALLER, Auctionecr.
hereby certify that j. r. Cowden. Special Com
missioner, has given bond with security as re
Quired by law and tho decree OF June Q, 1885, tr
'''' "O''e 'tANsN ' THOMAS N. DARRAH,
Clcrk OF the Municipal Court Of Wheeling
ielS
The above sale Is adjourned until Saturday, the
LIST day Of August, lsS5, al 10 O'Clock A. ~ at the
Eanie i1lSca J, r. COWDEN,
jyT Special Commissioner
AUGUST 10, 1875, ut 10 O'Clock A; NJ, a. the same
aus Special Commissioner.
The above sale has been ad !ourned until wcdnCs
day August 10, 1875, at 10 o'c.ock A; ~ a zane
Rui7 Special Commissioner.
The above sale has been adjourned until sGtur.
day, August d 1885. at the SEme PLACE SnG abe hSur
au20 Special Commi sioner.
The above sale hes been adjourned until satnr.
day, septembes5 1855, at the same time and place.
J..R C.wDEN,
Gu2iP Special Commissioner.
Tho above sale has been adjourned until satur.
day, September 10, 1856 at the same line and place.
J. 4. CowDES,
sep11.g Special Commissioner.
The above sale Is az! ourned until Saturday, Sep.
TENDER &C. 1885, alto O'Clock 4 ~ AZ lhe game
place: J; < COwDEN,
sep25 Special Commissioner.
The above sale, IA adjourned until Saturday,
October 8, 1855, at 10 O'Clock 4; ". q! the came
seps Special Commissioner.
The above sale has been adjourned until satur.
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Old, Old Tale.

Glittering geueralitips regarding the
grand old party" and "the duty Of all
good Democrats" make up an old, old tale,
which may be interesting to the blind par:
tisans who would vote for the Prince Of
Darkness il he were nominated by "the
party; but it will not satisfy in the least
degree those who are waiting to hear q
distinct and detailed answer to the Woot-
ton letter. Even general and indefinite
denial will not avail, no matter how in
dignantly made.
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A BosroN paper says that it knows a
man who has the rheumatism, which has
treated him in the mast cruel manner;
and yet there ia no end Of the things thai
man has done for that rheumatism. II
ho would he selfish for once and give 1t q
bottle Of st. Jacobs Oil, he would never be
troubled with rheumatism again,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-23
The PERFUMED BALLROOM |


The Atlanta Consiiu:ion, speaking OF the Mystic
Owls display, adds:
The pefiumed ball room was one oil tho novel
and graceful features Of this great event Al the
guests entered the Opera House they were greeted
with the most delicious Odon. a. from q freshly
blooming bed OF thousand flowers. The air was
laden with the soft sweet perfume that seemed 10
DO the very breath Of the EoddOR Of pleasure and
wOoing 20 the RaletlGs Of the occasion. A fOun.
pin, neatly placed, was playing all the evening,
the COlogue which gave iBrth this perfume, and
the practlced senses Ui the ladies ut once detected
what It was. We need hardly bAy that the fountain
aud the two atorniEcrs were dispensing 10 the a..
mOspheTe the odOF Of
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Too Much for Psychic.


". ]. ITI5uAt.
Wife: az have heard that Psyche, the
celebrated automaton, can answer any
question put to II.
Husband: ~ know one question it
couldn't answer"
"I'eH me what 1t is"
"What is the attitude Of the Democratic
party on the tariff? Just ask 1t at the
next matinee"
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TIE shorter the tunnel the sweeter the
kiss, but the older the cold the harder the
cure. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup has broken
many stubborn Conghs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-23

Weare now prepared to show
the most complete and carefully
selected stock to be lound in
this city, consisting of the latest
styles and novelties in
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-23

The past season is said to have been the
worst for the circus known in ten years
San FranciscO Ecuinincr.
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Jackets,
Wraps,
NsWmark8tS,
ManteIs,
Seal Plush SaGques,
Plush NGWnarkets,
Fur Lined Circulars,
And ChiIdrGn'S Wraps.


All perfect shapes. These
goods were all made to our or
der during the dull season, and
are IS percent lower than can
be ordered to-day.
RssVisit our Cloak Depart
ment, as our assortment is the
FINEST and our PRICES the
LOWEST.
Special Bargains in Scarlet
Underwear.
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educational.
Mt. de ChaRtaI academy
NEAR WHEELING, VIVA

Tho thirty.OIghth year OF this weIlknowu Aca
envy. under the charge Of the Visitation nun
opens OIL tho first Monday Of September next m
continues ten months
Pupils received ot any time In the scsslon.
Those who desire to place their daughter In
Institution AflordirG exceptional advantages In
tho way Of heAlLhiul and delightful location, c1.
celleut board, thorough discipline snd instruction
at the hands OF lifelong teachers, In every dCyGr
ment Of female education, including the modem
languages and music, should send for catalogue
Of this schoQL Address,
Directress Of the Academy Of the Visitation,
MT. do CEAHrAL,
au0hntw Er1g Wheeling ~ Va
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ar,p Advertisements.

VIVA NTED-A CARPENTER TO
w work in ;hecouutry ior Two months Nd.
hfels IN = GaIe Of this oticO. oc.0
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Site Of Vest Virginia, City Of Wheeling, BIS
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
Caroline B. Brles, guardian Of Carrie
B. Brues, Henrietta Brue5 and
Charles Henry RrueS, infants, In ChAncOrJ.
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Tor RENT-A TW0.SToRY FRAME
H House, four rooms Enquire on premises,
No. II Zane street. or ut 1911 Main street. Posses.
zion given November OC23o
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hereby certify that J. K, Cowden. Special Com
missioner, has given bond with security % re
1uired by law and tho decree OF June g. 1885, II
The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-12
When AdreGtising is Wanted.


 There's nothing on earth so mys, teriously funny as newspaper ad- verhsemet. The prime, first, last, and all the time, object of an adyer- tisemcnt is to draw custom. It is not, was not, and never will be de Signeatorany other human purpose. So the merchant waits till the busy season cAmta. and his stole full of customers he can't get his hat off, and then he rushes to the ncwspa. pers andputs in his advertisement. When the dull season gets along and there is no trade, and he wants to sell goods so bad he can't pay his rent. he takes out his advertise. mcnt. That is, some of them do, but occasionally a levelhcaded merchant puts Tn q bigger one and scoops all the business, while his nei9hbOrs are maketng mortgages to pay the gas bill. There are times when you coulil.t | stop buy ing everything in the store if 3oE conlda't stop people from buying every thing in the store if you plan ted caunou behind the door, and that's the time the advertisement IS sent out on it's hoiy mission. 1t makes light work for the advertise meut, for a chalk sign on the side walk could do all that was needed and a half holiday SIX days in tht week. They are buiit to d4 hard work, and should be sent out in the dull day9 when customer has to be knocked down with facts and kicked iusenSible with bank rupt reductions and dragged in with irresistible slaug of prices before he vii! spend a cent. That's the aim and end of an advertise ment, and ifyon ever open store, don't try to get them to come when they are already sticking out of the windows, but give them your ad- vertisement right between tine tive eyes in the dull season, and you will wax rich and own fast horse, and perhaps be able 10 smoke q good cigar once or twice year. Write this down where yoa'n taiI over it every day. The time to draw business is when you want business, and not when you have more business than you can attend to oalready.-Bridscport Post,
The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-12

An Engishman, 1renclmap and American were dicussipg the mer- its of painters of th@r respective countries. TL3 American after listening 10 .aii the others had to advance ia favor of their coun'ry- men, remarked: "Wall. yes, relk. on they done some tall painting, hut thore was a young fellow in onr village, and he got a peice ofMar- hle and painted it ike cork and darn me if it didn't float.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-12
3ha Champion Liar.

"Cold in Kansas" interrogated the red-shirted gentleman who was industriouSly occupied ia holding a cracker box down, just ID the right of the stove. Well, | should soft Iy sneeze. Tell ycr wot; why, when they wmtcr nuke ice.cream out thar, all they ha.' ter Gu is to put little lemon peeIaud sugar it. the bucect an go ter miIkin', an bl the time theaer dun mjlkin' they nav 5lcEet full ov the werry best ice arcaM.'
 The stiffness was, as a bystaAder remarked, 80 thick yer could cut it with an old eh4ese knife.
 "Du tell" murmered lon 2 slabsidcd, specimen of humanity, as he drew himself out of q nail keg and glared around npon the motcly assembly, with aA interrogation point in his left eye, a glass of stale beer in his left hand, that's party good fer e1 it goes, but up inter Mishygan it air summat koll, too, femme tell yer. Why, l was up in MiS,ygag. ca q visit to my brother Bill, an one mornin' iu Jipuawerry We went out 10 milk old briudlc, an 4 vas sp hoid that we he'd ter bid a fire under tine old kew ter tbp". her out, so cz she could give her milk
 Then silence like a wet b,a fsll over the little knot of liste. that was just broken by the C., pion liar iron, Kan sas, who tenor of disgust, remarked: & [
 He takes the sauSage|
 Then the crowd arose 2s one man and fled out as silent as funeral procession. Louisville Courier Journal.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-12

New York Graphc: A poorly dressed man recently applied to the superintendent of a Chicago aims house for shelter, Do you Iive in Chicago" asked the official. "Yes," replied the applicant. Have you been here louS2' "Of corrse have. How do you sup pose l would come to this point if l hadn't been here long"