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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-18
MOLINE MENTION

Mrs. Laura Cooper, of Cordova. is
visiting Mrs. Charles DeBruyne. 523
Eighteenth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. \. Robinson. of
Denver. Col, who have been visiting
in Moline, have gone to Chicago.
Mrs. Florence Magill Wallace left
yesterday for the east. after having
visited with her parents for about
five months.
Mrs. Eli Thompson, 1924 Sixteenth
street, is in Geneseo to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. John Dibbern, of that place.
Mrs II. p Oakley, 1916 Fifteenth
street, who has been visiting Mrs f.
NJ. Clark, of Fulton, ILL.,, has re-
turned.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. 4. Ainsworth en-
tertained large company at six
hand euchre Thursday evening. the
play being at eight tables. \. l..
Moore captured the gentlemens first
prize, c. j. Cooper second prize, F. w.
Gould lone hand honors, and George
Dunn consolation. Mrs. Robert Enc
gren won ladies' first honors. Mrs. J.
III. Samuels second, Miss Marguerite
Hill lone hand. and Mrs. Stanley
Skinner consolation.
O.
Mrs. w. W. Williams, of 903 Tween
ty-fifth street, entertained the mem
bers of the Tri-City S. c. b. club. a
luncheon was served, after which
Miss Agnes O'Brien, of this city. en-
tertained the company with instru-
mental music. The next meeting will
be held with Mrs. Gutenberg, of Rock
Island.
Manager White, of the Moline high
school football team, received word
yesterday that Geneseo had broken
its date with Moline for today and
that the Moline-Geneseo game would
have to be called off.
A movement is on foot among
members of the Retail Merchants as
ISOLATION to provide brilliant and
permanent light scheme in the bust
ness districts on nights when the
stores are open and on occasions of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-18

line club being available for that pur
pose, Messrs. S. :. Hoffman. w. \.
Dierolf and Max ,Rosenfield being
named the committee to arrange the
function.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-18

special festivities. The scheme is
carried out in Dubuque and other
progressive cities and is designed to
turn night into day and make shop
ping after supper more popular than
ever on Wednesday and Saturday ey-
enings. 1t is proposed to string
wires 40 feet apart between all OPP
posite telephone poles on Third ave
nue. from Fifteenth street to Nine
teenth street. on Fifteenth street
south to Sixth avenue and on Sixth
avenue east to Nineteenth street. and
on each cross wire to place upward
of fifteen incandescent lamps. y
switch would be located in one store
to turn on this brilliant light scheme
The local chapter of the Daughters
of the American Revolution is about
to put into practice one of the OBJ
iects of the order, that of marking
historic points of interest. BY the
time the Moline, East Moline & Wa
tertown Railway company has Camp
bells island improved so that it wlh
be a place of attraction, the ladies
of Moline chapter will have plans for
INFLATED by which they will be able
to erect Il monument or something
else in the line of permanent work
in honor of Lieut.. Campbell and his
colleagues, who in July, 1914. started
on three barges up the Mississippi
river from st. Louis and fought Il
bloody battle with the Indians on and
near this island. The idea was taken
from the Rock Island chapter. which
only few months ago erected ii
monument on the west point of the
government island. since which time
it has gained many compliments from
passers-by who have noticed it.
At the annual meeting of the Bust
ness Mems association Thursday ev-
ening directors for the new wear
were elected as follows: L. \. Burg
ston, c. L. White, James p. Pearson.
{. C. Coyne, c. +. Grant,. These gen
tlemen met last evening to elect Off
GERS. n change was made in the Off
Gals by merging the offices of score
tary and treasurer, and instead of
paying the secretary a salary of S2d
a month his pay is abolished and the
treasurer will be given one-fourth of
all dues he collects. 1t was decided TO
rent Wars hall for the monthly
meetings The membership decided
to give smoker instead of the an
nual banquet, the quarters of the Mo
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-18

She was sitting up with a sick man,
No professional nurse was she,
Simply sitting up with her love-sicb
lover,
Giving him Rocky Mountain Tea.
T. ii. Thomas pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-18
Chicago Dental Company
For You.

If you are in need of dental work
call on us before going elsewhere as
we can save you money. We use
nothing but the best of material and
our work is guaranteed to be first
class in every respect. If you are in
need of a set of teeth call and BE our
thin elastic plate. We guarantee it
to fit in all cases and when all others
have failed. We never ask you more
than our prices below.
CLEANING FREE.
Cement filings. ..... CSC
Bone filing -. ..... -. csc
Platinum filling ....... soc
Silver filings ...... soc
Gold filings, 81 and up 80. $I.GO
Gold crowns, 4 to s.. 1890. 400
Set of teeth, SIS and up........ 500
$15 set of teeth for. ..... 1000
Permanent location
Office 1907 Second Ave.
ROCK ISLAND.
Over Speiders Drug Store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-18

night, and now. after vain personal
efforts to curb his appetite. he may
be given the aid of the new state law
in the endeavor. Justice Altman sent
him into the care of the sheriff. and
in all probability he will be commit
ted as an inebriate under the stat
ute.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-18

Mrs. II. p. Oakley, 1916 Fifteenth
street, who has been visiting Mrs. f.
NJ. Clark, of Fulton, ILL.,, has re-
turned.
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Marvellous Insight of MI. Wilkie.

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st1to om,oroJ .L s,a t no'r Western
., tl ,o,at ~ oo'' - "iiN''' '''lp'
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droti" sra' D'".ins i','St VI miro
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,,"" ""u % D''',u o'' net '"otN "V"' ,nc COR
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"'"s"'', sue s"' 'n,I o'u'sc III aAo.her way
me oi'cl le"ntu p"'k III ms chllF holding ms
@ @n'''' ppp ~ MS manu. ana IooN'd thousht'u
i'r moment
'hinN can zen yo" now II happened'' he
s"lu' -" 'le morning oil the uHF before yes
.p'''ay siG was si''lhS on the sac ot her berth
III III" sleeper Hoh indianapolis she leaned
over 'u lace hel snoe' me car lufcneu, anh she
'ell "c'oH" 'he 'lsl''' Strlhlhg her head on the
ann ol .te opposne seat
me Nl''oF was "S'o"hu'd' were you OH The
'lalm' he asked.
NO. lep'led inc ehlet nut reason In this
way personal violence III the case OF this young
iadS Is out OF the question: Painful accidents
sometimes occur from collldlng with the edge Of
an open door IN the dark, hut in that case The
prulse would most likely have been on some
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KEYSTONE ACADEMY.
to die Scranton Trihnne.

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STAGE NOTES.

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"'sn'' W. 'eh,' ana nr' nNue'
m.Si '",'i.N ,a''poell Ni'' ii'iSh H.I Aine''o''n
'o"' III may returning ~ ioiluon II, ''le lo'
''e co'o''at'on ce'el!"nl'S oi hii!s Toward W.
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THE MARKETS
Wall Street Raviaw.

New York, March 13-Todays stock market
was again an affair Of specialties, and the move.
ment IN the active leaders Of the market was
exceedingly conttiscd and irregular and presented
| many direct rcversals of the recently prevailing
movement in special stocks. The stocks of the
largely capitalized railroad systems OF the country,
which assume the leadership of the market in
| times OF great general speculation were neglected
and almost immovabc. In such stocks ns Union
| Pacific, Southern Pacific, Atchson, st. Paul and
| Missouri Pacific, MS well as many other usually
| active stocks, the outside range for the day did
not cover more than half a point, in some only
quarter Yet the large dealings in some Of the
| largely capitalized industrals and In railroad
specialtics of small capitalzations there was suf
| hcient activity to give the market some appear
ance OF animation. Amalgamated Copper con
tinued the most active stock in the market and
| the acute weakness of yesterday was overcome by
| vigorous support. After ruling a fraction below
| last night during the early part of the day, it
rose above in the afternoon and finished with
| net gain of point. Sugar took Analganated
Coppers place in the column and suffered an ex
| treme decline of nearly points but recovered
all but fraction Of it. The varying opinions
| on the chances Of Cuban sugar for tariff
cession were the speculative material in this
| stock. Manhattan was very active and advanced
| very strongly Other strong points were North
American, the International silver stocks and a
number of minor specialties without any cxpa-
nation. Strength in the soft coulers was due to
the belief that agreements had been reached
with the miners. The anthracite roads, on the
other hand reflected recurrence of uneasiness
over the labor question, due to reports of
threatened strike in the Lackawanna company's
mines. Reports of labor controversies in various
parts of the country discussed with interest
and were a somewhat depressing factor generally.
The anthracite roads in consequence inter.
ruptcd in their advancing tendency OF yesterday.
The rise in st. Louis Southwestern preferred was
due to the announced success of the plan for the
conversion of the cornpanys second income bonds.
Trade reprts from the iron and steel id,istry
responsible for the advance in the stocks of com
panies in that trade, in which the United States
steel stocks participated only moderately, owing
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class in fancy needlcwork in Mrs. X. j.. stone
furniture store on Lackawanna street, commence
ing tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth Owens class in clocution will
give recital in the Blakely Baptist church,
Tuesday evening, March %, under the auspices
of Mrs. f. W. simpsons Sunday school class.
\ large number from here attended "floro-
dora" at the Lyceum thcater in Scranton last
night.
The following list OF letters remain in the
postotcc rmcalled for: Mrs. Sarah Dougherty,
Mrs Ary Davis, James V. Gavigan, Evan Jones,
Asst JONES' Miss Lillian Jones, James klocho,
Maui Kennedy, Nora I.oughney. May McCawlcy,
Miss Annie Phibn, Miss Bonnie Nonetta.
John V Williams, OF Ice Park, Wilkes Barre,
is the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. i. l.. Williams,
OF Susquehanna street.
Mrs. Ellen Murphy has accepted position in
Athcrton Il Sutton's Cash store.
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A Printer Greatly Surprised.

Il was never so much surprised in
my life, as l was with the results of
using Chamberlain's Pain Balm" saws
Henry 7. Crook, pressman of the Ashe-
vile, IN, Co Gazette. II contracted a
severe case of rheumatism early last
winter by getting my feet wet. | tried
several things for it without benefit
one day While looking over the Gazette
noticed that Pain Balm was positively
guaranteed to cure rheumatism, so
bought a bottle of it and before using
two-thrds of it my rheumatism had
taken its flight and | have not had
rheumatic pain since Sold by all
druggists.
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Chicago, March l3.Thcrc was variety of cX-
pcrionces in the grain pits today, Weakness
chalacterizelsthe opening, Il good strength deycl-
opcd later, VRticuIarly in the coarse grains, but
in the end the usual springtimc decline seemed TO
be in order and May wheat closed Taalc, lower;
May corn i2a9sr. lower and May oats, lsc, higher
Provisions after opening strong closed 4 shade 10
30. lower Cash quotations were aS follows;
Flour--Easy; No. spring wheat, iiial1jc,; No,
> red, S2haS3iac,; No. > oats, ijaljiac, No. ,
white 47a4Shc; M. white, 4l3tuIdlac.; tar To
choice mlting 60Itjc; No. | tlcN seed, SLGS;
3d. l5aGjO; mess pork flj,9j; lard, sO32la; short
ribs sides, $S.3Olslj; dry sacd shoulders, 7Isu
ne +. short clear sides, IS G5dS 10
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Gay Morning Glories.

Sam Sonbuers Gay Morning Glores appeared at
the Star yesterday in aughabe musical comedy
in two acts entitled "A Bunch of Nerve" The
troupe was late in arriving in town and it was
o'clock gefore the curtain went up. The audi
ence was good natured, however, and gave the
Glorics hearty reception. The specially ar
lists in the company possess talents OF high
order.
The Conturebrot hers ncrobats and contortion.
lists, and Drawcc, the jugger gave exhibitions
that were novel and marvellous Cooper and
Shall the clever soubrettcs, were up TO date, and
Armstrong and Porter surprised the old.timers
in the audience by actually introducing new
joke. Brooks brothers gave an amusing sketch
and Olga Oroff and her assistant rendered musical
selections in way that called forth loud APP
plausc. The Morning Glories will be seen at the
Star the balance of the week afternoon and
evening.
Captain Jinks."
Ethel Barrymore in captain Jinks' will be
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-03-14

at the Lyceum theatcr, saturday, March 10,
matinee and night. The charming love theme,
the wit OF Mr.. Fitchs lines and the humor OF
his situations, the acting of Miss Barrymore,
all set in a period favorable to comic effects
the period marked in the fashion plates by the
Grccian bend, tremendous bustles and cignons
and other absurd iashions-thcse elements ap.
pcalcd to the public's taste for diversion.
Then, too, there was Il cordial acknowledge
ment of Miss BarTymorc's inherited right to be
considered an actress, and when she tri.
umphed in the principal role, qualification was
sincere and praise freely bestowed
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-03-14

An entertainment will be given at the Metho.
dist Episcopal church on Friday evening Of this
week. gramaphone is TO be the attraction.
The neat building for the postofrce is nearing
completion and will soon be ready for the use
Of the postmaster, Ward y. Parker.
Rev. and Mrs, Van Gordcr, the evangests who
have been conducting revival services at the
Methodist Episcopal church, closed the series by
the meeting of last Sunday night Both were
greatly pleased with the result of their work
here and repeatedly expressed their thanks TO
tho members and others who had made their
stay so pleasant and profitable.
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Excused.

little Cambridge girl was discovered whs-
pering in school, and the teacher asked;
what wele you saying to the girl next to you
when | caught you whispUins?"
The little culprt hung hen head for a mo.
ment and then replied;
II was only telling her how nice you looked
in your new dress"
"Wcll, that--yes-I know but NC must Tie
class in spelling viii please stand up Christian
register
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pECKVILLE.

tev and Mrs. W, j. Guest returned yesterday
to (hcr home at Worcester, y, V. after spend.
ingla few days with the latters parents, Mr..
andy vNIrs. Iudson Calender, of West Pecl;ville.
TIL will he a ball held at Grand Army Of
The Slcpublic hall on the afternoon and evening
Of March II.
4 Mrs. L, Y, Mace visited her daughter, Mrs
: Dennison, at Lanesboro, yesterday
Richard Bradley is spending few days at
Mocanauqua.
Mrs, William Page is recovering from an at
tack of quinsy.
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BONDS.
Scranton Passenger X
Scranton Wholesale Market.

Corrected by II. G. Dale, % Lackawama Ayc)
Flour--:i.GO.
Beans y. 40
Butter-Frcsl creamery, 27c; June creamery
2jc; dairy, 22c.
Ihecse-l2l5al3c.
Eggs Nearby, lsc, western 17iac.
Peusper bllshe Sl.7j.
Potatoes-Per bushcl, s5c.
OniOns-Per bushel, $3.50.
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beautiful colors Of the settings are all bright and
fresh, the costumes are brand new, and not even
a semblance Of tagging on the part of the per.
formers would indicate that this company has
travelled $1,000 miles and will tonight celebrate
the close of the first six months oi its crganiza-
ton.
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CLARK'S SUMMIT.

At the last regular meeting of the Abingdon
commandcry, Mr.. 4. b. Dunlap was elected to
the highest Office in the gift of the members
We congratulate Mr., Dunlap, who has merited
the office by his unremitting efforts for the
good OF the order.
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EAST Liberty Live Stock Market.

East Liberty March 3-Catte-Steady; choice
So 6GOa6 70; prime, SOaGiO good, s. 50a5G0. Hogs
Higher; prime heayies, s6,GOaGG5; best me.
diums, SHG0a6.O5; heavy Workers, SG,55aG.GO light
do, 80 25aG,4O pigs, SG4G.lj roughs, sjaG sheep
STEADY; best weters, Si,5OI5 ~; culls and COM
mnn. S2. iOl3. 80; veal CalNe. sIuI.aO
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LEGAL.

ESTATE OF Bridget CLARK, late OF the city %
scputon. Larkawanpna county. Pennsylvania
deceassd 2sk 49,. ~
ing been granted ihcaslclSla laclk al persons hav
ing claims againststhc sfhie' win present. then
ior payment and those indebted there wl
please make imnlediate ppyvspt To-, y. b ~ ~
MRS. MARY FLYNN AthdfuiAfsfiAA
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Theatrical.
ToDAY's ATTRACTIONS.

LNCECM-"Florodora.' Afternoon and night
ACADEMY OF MuSIC-Chcster DE Nonde COM
pany. Afternoon and night.
STAR-"The Gay Morning Glories." Afternoon
and night.
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turkeys choice to fancy. ljaIGc. do. fair to
good, llal4c. ducks. l0illc.: geese, Gal0c. Re
ccipts-Flour l,GO0 barrels and 2,2o30jW pounds
in sacks; wheat, 10 600 bushels corn, 5000 bush
els oats. 1000 bushels, Shipmcnt1-Whcat II,
O0O bushels; corn, 5000 bushels; oats, 1900 bush
els
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For Sale or Rent.

. y ~
FOR Sh " OR RENr-Farm OF ninety acres good
soil, weh watclcd good buildings. good mutt
six miles from scranton, one and onc-hal miles
from Claris Summit. Lying on the south side
aud joining Summit Lake, fine place for sum
mer home. Price reasonable. Inquire OF NJ. II.
Coons ClukS Green.
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Oil Market.

oil City, March l3.-Credit Lallncc,. rs. GER.
theatos, no bid; shipments, l2l G0l umreLa; lycr,
age, 7d,&iS barrels; runs, lOe5lj barrels; aver,
age, 70, 1872 barrels.
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Rhanmatism.

NNSNsN0NN0NN3
RuElNl lAIIsM---Au parties that wish can
speedily and pc'maueutly cured Of all I
ricties OF Rheumatism 10y a vegetable compour
Cures guaranteed Inquire OF address }. T. ID
lOV. scranton.
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Political.

THIRD LEGISLATIVE DlSTRlCT-To the meN
hers OF the Republican Standing Commtts
Of the Third Legislative district: =,
Notice is hereby given that a meeting ol VI
Republican Standing Committee OF the Thif
Legislative district Of Lackawanna county wa
be held at the Court House, scranton, Pa a
saturday, March y, 1902, at > o'clock p, N, =
fuu attendance Of the committee is earnestl
requested By order OF the chairman, Z.
OSCAR VAN BuSklRkss
Attest:--I 4, WATKINS, SECRETARY, :,
scranton. PA, March 10, 1902. =
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OLYpHANT

Thomas o'Dowd. of Utica, ~ V, is spending
a few days in town
Miss Clara Potter, of Scranton, will open
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Money to Loan.


$500 $1,000, 1900, larger amounts at five and
six per ceat. Scott, Attorney, l0l2 Melrs
Building,
ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY 10 LOAN-Quiek,
straight loans or Building aud Loan. At
from TO per cent Call on y. V. Walker
SlI.3lj Conne building,
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Wanted-To Rent


WANTED ROOMS-Fur two adults, tucc or four
ROOMS. furnished OF unnpishcd ior very
lghl housekeeping, first floor preferred Address
NJ b., Tribune Office.
WANTED-Fmnished house or rour or five rooms
for housekeeping. Address \, c. h., Tribune
office.
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Boatders Wanted.

PRIV ATE FAMlLk wishes to have two nice mer
to board GelHpan or English. Call any tim;
avenue.
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Wnnted-Tn nnv

WANT TO buy a geINral store city or countil
for cash Addre.s Opportunity care OF .ril
Uue office.
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q Lines 10 Cents


FOR RENT Furnished house to small family;
situated on the hill; is very pleasant and
desirable. Ill quincy avenue.
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$50 Will RENT handsomely furnished home on
the HILL steam heat. NJ. H. llolgatc Com.
monwealth building.
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FOR SALE-Threc acre truck and poultry farm,
located On old depot hill, overlooking town;
splendid place tur' summer residence; ten minutes
walk to depot. John X. Xwciaig, Fdctoryville
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-03-14

Ethel Barrymore in "Captain Jinks' will be
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-10-27
Offices

Since then all has been disquiet,
unrest. sleepIess nights. disheveled
hair and fine incongruous rakings
He fears his beloved viii never be mis-
own. He ie IN a frenzy as fine and
as completely o'ermastering as ever
drove a Romeo to death or a Shylock
into hopeless ruin.
The golden rule bids us do unto
others as we would have others do
unto us; but really ii is exacting too
much TO expect either OF the lovers
to apply it and make room for the
other Human nature ie too weak
and the loveliness Of the adored too
enhancing. The rule might apply to
men at war but 10 competing lovers
never,
TO properly appreciate the lovers
longing suppose you had a big print
shop and an uncomfortable longing
70, loot and should see SO alluring an
object of alteration as the big school
fund and had worked night and day
TO line up a powerful support and
get a free text book graft to growing
nicely on a big party platform, how
would you like 20 see some other fell
low with diamond shirt studs and a
greenback flush fal acrose your path
between you and the icy Of your
heart
The school boys and girls with
their petty waaa mus. of course drop
ont Of sight 10 order TO get the fun
paihos OF The situation concentrated
on the psincipal actor in the impend-
ing love tragedy