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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-19
Slight Resemblance.

From the Chicago Record Herald
Banker Beckwith of Oberlin looks like
Russell Sage. The resemblance. however,
is only skin deep.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-19

AS usual, the best suggestions in Congress
have come from the chaplains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-19
Explained.

''Bliggins' wife thinks he is the smartest
man on EARTH
mo" answered Miss Cayenne. 'She
doesn't think so. She merely makes Big
gins think she thinks So
Oar ain no education" said Uncle
Eben mo expensive dan learnin' de
names an pas performances of lot O.
race bosses"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-19
Patience Misplaced.

Patience-jes tween you an me-
Won do any good
If you's waitin' fob a Christmas tree
When you should be sawin' wood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-19
Green Doctors.

From the Atlanta Journal
A green doctor makes a fat graveyard
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-02
OLD BABY CARRIAGES
Used Ry Negro Washwomen Of Cairo
to Transport Heavy Baskets and
Bundles Of Washing,

Cairo washwomen have found o
new Use tor caatoff baby carriages
9nd go-carts.
I'm years gone By when the chii1'-
buggy had outiyel it's usefulness az
vehicle for transporting young
hop fls about. II was stored away in
Jbe garre to fall 10 pieces from age
or turned over TO the tender mercles
of the small boys Of the household to
be demolish a. But a better fate now
awaits The little vehicles
An old baby carriage. no matter
aoe Ichoty and rusty Il may be- j.
eagerly sought by She average negro
iaandress. for she knows that by own
Ing one. she win save money
Formerly washwomen were com.
aelied 10 hire expires men to 20 t.
tae-r patrons houses fer soils4 lam
dry and to return the clothes when
fhoy were washed. or 20 have trc
iaalal baskets transported laborious
Is By their chillren or carry tn
heavy bundles on their hea1s
Bat. Gnally some woman little
smarter than her compatriois. Iii
covered that an abandoned baby car
riage made an ideal vehicle for handl
ae big baskets of laundry \ few
purchased tog wagons. but as baby
earriaees c9ull he procured che1ret
nd we're moro serviceabla in the
laag run. most Of the women nave
7daHtoJ the plan Of using them.
There are several old baby car
aees In this employment in Cairo
Tire little hugafes are in all stages Of
ilapilaiio3 and wreck. huj as J na
ag they hold together and the wheels
.ill turn, they are kept in service.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-02
MANUFACTURED FRUIT
Cocktail Cherries Made Of Gelatne
And Glucose Served in Cairo
Saloon.


FIoo8utF Ro' one occasioaai lmalDai
Ia Ai'F SHOWS ina, the lncious cherry
"hieA me Sehtiemaniy oarheepef adds
~ illl7h'AA toaca to the Manhattan
~ Nh'sApl cocktail r nat q CHERRY az
an
10 pe sure inc bright red tr1it looks
ilAe cAofiF' tastes use cherry,
sheAa ilhe caeFry ana comes out ot
potlle u sWeaJenei Juice bearing the
iaDel best Imported Naraschincs
i'at cocAJall cherries, iihe come o'her
shlllSS arr ho6 always &hat they
seem
cherries, Wen | should say not
sali lhe haFFeepeF u one ri tho down
lo"h FelFeaAnleht d.apRnaat0rles % @
bulletin reporter one afternoon las
"eeA' az ie Ashad o plump and
ahii{ rea s'oouIe out one d ihc BITS
moH'iiea UollIes VITA long legged
spoon aHJ dropped 1t into the cocktail
ioat siood on the BAR
'holsa' taey were cherries too
iinlll ieilo" "ha AaeW what ha wa
iaiFliiS aUoRt loId me better a dealer
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-02
GENIUS WILL OUT.

When Joseph r. AIcCulagh was
alive ANA editor Of 5ne St. Loais
/ Globe.D mocrat. he was annoyed by
member Of the staff who was CON
rlnually late. says the SATURDAY Even
iug Post, This young man arrived
from half an hour to an hour and .
hall after reporting ine each day
but he always had an excuse. lie over
7lpJ a. they failed 10 call him, OF The
cars were blocked, or something Of
the Kind happened
Finally McCullaah issued an orleI
That no more excuses would be ac
copied and that unless the young
man cam in On time De was 20 be
discharged
And the very nest day the Loiierer
was tarly again By fortyiiye minutes
He was seat O Mr. 'IcCullagh
Wen said MeeHlagh yen know
what's going o happen to you?"
. suppose Sc, the young man re
piled. but / assur You. Mr. McCul
lagh, it wasn't my fault
You've put In about every possible
excuse" said McCuIlagh but before
I fire You would like 10 know Just
Ior curiosity what your excusa u.s."
"lt was This way said the young
man Il got mp early, determined to
get 10 tho office in time. / went into
a negro barber shop 10 be shaved
When the barber was half through 2
baud came along ana he couldn't RE-
sist the impulse to follow IT, il was
almost an hour before be came back
and ! had % wait for him
McCullagh chucAed YOUNG
man. inc said, "I1l give you anotne,
chance ! want you 10 write fiction
fer the Sunday paper
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-02
LEAP YEAR ORDINANCE.

The Montgomery News, published
at Hillsbor0, Ill, is advocating The
adoption OF an ordinance for that civ
compelling bachelors to accept lear
year proDmpls. OF the effects ot
such an ordinance it SAYS. Then
when q girl concludes 10 pom the
man she wants viii have 10 stop and
either Yell % her request or nay Il
line. as he thinks best. Now II the
council pass This law. the bachelors
VIII come to taw. and every girl will
catch a man. as Col intended tn MS
plan For in all nature fl is shown
mat man Is not made TO I've alone
The birds and beasts all fni mate
then Why do men SO often wait until
lheF get along in years before taev
trot in double gears? Bai there's
bachelor in town (whose name I'm
tempted 10 write down. So stjnav be.s
afraid 70 @el, and any fine would KIN
him deadD If some girl he shonId
meet as be is walking on the strea5
an she should hesitate to sion and
ACT Ike she was going to pom this
bachelor would catch his breath ana
then he'd nun himself to death. The
reason Why ! don't give his name i
there's a score who'd do the same
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-02
SUNDAY EXGURSIONISTS
Pleasure Steamer J. S, Brought Bis
Crowd to calro-Will Run Har-
Dor Excursion Here.

THE pleasure steamer y s brought
+ q large number Of people from Padu
csh ana Intermediate points en- lie
Ohio yesterday. Fully 500 excursion
irs we're lauad Ii Cairo ana spent
,he day. which was unusually fine
. locking over me cl,y, visiting Fri nd
and attouing the baseball game.
Arthur ~ Wiaherj ut Quincy
travelling passenger agent Of the Ac
me Packet company line steam rs
Rock island, 3d.. was on the boat ana
made arfanacmeuts with die *, NJ N
@. ID give a harb0r excursion here Ga
the 18th of This MONTH
The management OF the J. S mas
procured Tie services Of the Bjehl OF
chestra III Davenport Ia., composed
OF llr Tony Bieh ana wife ana
daughters Lucille. Babe and Lsona
and tine Instrumentation is violin. eel
"a, cIlrionel coraet ANA piano. rs
spacthelE lIr, Wsherl stated tdat
Size Biehl orchestra was far sup riar
a. hiatt heretofore carried by TIE j.
s THE musicians arrived here yes
terday morning from ST. Louis ana
furnished music on .he return trip tc
paducah
The winners in the Telegram new
contest for furnishing the greatest
sUprUf of nrr-1 f,, -bar f,7,,.~ orr.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-02
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS
Brief Mention Of Events Concerning
the People Of Cairo and
Vicinity.

The maximum temperature yester
lay was rs, the minimum So.
Tomorr5w night is the first regular
/ council meeting for tho month
ronrteap divorce suits Have been
filed for the Nav form of eircm,
ra1rr
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I, la..,b N n MI r,si,ne..
III II. M, ..ni rs,sin in
80. ~ ,,,. paln.,b as.aefatio, mn
IN Ms successor is selected.
7,r rt,,.., .,,,,,,y sxnc.t. NJ bs
$50 q. s,tra t,., hari ann
r..,,nr st,,ioo 1T tsg ,nagino of me
~ - 100 .as.,, IN III t1tb n
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sra ,bs na,er ~ ( o,clo~,, h tbs oven
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-02
PERSONAL MATTERS
Notes Of interest Relating to Citizens
Their Friends and Rel
atlVes.

Mr. Cass N. Shaw is in Chicago on
business.
MIR w. f. smith arrived yesterday
from Memphis.
Mrs. d S. sisney is in Carterville
ILL.,. visiting relatives and friends
Mrs. NJ. LYMAN returned yesterday
from a visit of a few days in s.
Louis.
Miss June Jennelle returned from
St. Louis yesterday where she has
been the guest Of Miss Angel Blue
Miss Pearl Woods returned from
st. Louis yesterday, where She has
been visiting her sister Mrs. George
W. Sans
Mr q NJ Ellis returned last night
from a visit to ST Louis where Ne at
tended the opening exercises at the
Worlds fair
Mr. anil AIRS Elmer Smith returned
yesterday from ST. louis, where they
attended the opening exercises at the
Worlds fair
Alr Harvey Schuttar arrived Ii The
city yesterday and will leave In few
days for Manistee. Mich. to manago
summer theater.
Miss Marie Lenschen went to Mat
toon yesterday TO attend the funeral
Of her uncle, Mr. John Rapp, which
will be held tolay
Mrs. & r. ! Pennebaker ana cbf
dren, who have been spending the
winter in Puerto Barrioa Guatemala
are expected home tomorrow
Miss Goodman III Tenth street r..
turned yesterday from Mound City
accompanied by Miss Fannie Burheld
win whom she had been visiting.
Misses Florida ana Veronica Fitz-
gerald. d Thirtyfourth street. re
turned from Mound City yesterday
evening, whore they have been ylsis
Ing friends
Capt. N B. Thistlewooi has re
turned from Springfield and ST Louis
AZ the former place he attended the
q a Il. encampm nj ann at TIL la-
Ter visited the Worlds fair opening
Murphysboro independent Miss
Rose klee, Of Cairo, who has been
visiting III this city with Mrs r. r
Waters went 70 Jonesboro Satur
day morning where she viii visit =
few DAYS before returning to ha.
home.
Nh Sanford Bennett returned YES
lerlay from hot Springs. where he
bas been the past two weeks for bia
health. re ~ fe ling much better
ana reports Mr. Thos Couar who Is
sojourning at the springs. as being
much improved
MIR G. r. stuart has returned from
Sprinstield whore hc attended tae
state 6 =. R. eneampment last week +
Mr Stuart Is q member Of Warraq
stuart post 40 5@a cai was elected
at the encampment as delegate nj
large from this congressional district
70 the national encampmeu at Bos
ton in August
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-02
PLA'ED THE FLY.

Eyes" SAID tho bandmastor, we do
have troubk with our misiciara
sometimes. once we were engaged
To play a. afuneral our notice was
very sh ut. EJ we had 10 rehearsal
We rclcaedkha cemetery aith0ut any
mi.aap. Lattlarc was something hap
peHcd 1Va we're q play solemn
measure wtila The body was being
lowered u B Obi grave Only few
Instrument were needed vas
slowly andIaoIomnly swinging ms BAT
ton. the spectators were sileatlg weep-
Ing when tddolly The trombone gave
p loud. lo1g BLAST. enough to wake the
dead. some of The mourngrs tainted.
The players stopped in con tcrua ion,
sHd iuu5rd over chairs and racks ~
whore thaI ir3mb1nist. . dull heavy
German. AT. toHdig gains at hia
music that the devil dn yau mean
by burs H4 c~ that way? ] shouted.
Ha raised his eyes slowly to mine.
Veil / u watching fhe moo ic, and
just Zen horse fly got on Dc paper
51nghtha vas q note, und ] played
nina. "a VS. an, ala l? Li5pin
rgf f.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-02
NEGROES REIGN ENDING
AS Rouster on the Rivers And Dasky
Deckhands May Soon BE Seen
No More.

The negr3 "rouster," one Of the pic
uresQue features OF the Ohio and
Mississippi river is losing his hold on
his Job through his own faulA
IN .he act Of adapting himself Ia
modern ideas, It is said he has wrough
his own rain.
by Initiating the meth dis Of labor
unions and striking lpr higher wages
the negro deckhand has brought about
a crisis, The result Of which it is said.
Will relegate the rouator to a place
among other long since vanished an.
tehelbm institutions
Capt Sam Brown, the Pittsburg
river man who is wei known here.
in discussing the colored roustors
SAYS
For The past three years these fel.
lows have done Just about what ;hoy
wantcl We never knew when we
would have a working crew, for as
long as they had enough money t.
iH their skins With liquor, or other.
Y I'M eatoS lnelAseily@' tNe# never
.'.oU7..' ~ W. 0'''1,' - '''e' ">'V '''' /"
w. '"'S "2aio engage % go sel on the
: ~ 9''''' '''..., q, ,'''''' .7',''' ''a7
ii o'N''a ''i',,u VIZ l'0''1'osiS l''sl
P4ic19. SloIe man once taey nave
E".,2u lLa on o""' "h''h carried 'he
{ H'.eu 0t5,eS ma'l was Almost realy
II '''' .' Y HoN '"os a,'o 'Hel "'"id
~. + " gA' W. paio 'ne-l more 'IoH.
= a., .''-1 - = II Z NOM" ,e1 H,'n'
'i'. =, " y > ~ l''' '''''Ne ii's ~, p"
.h1' =. ~ '''' '''1S' o"''g''' .'''' 'ou,
-! T. =" '''e ''"s' i''.' 't"'s' WY
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-02
Love and Vitality.

At the Hundred Year Club an or
9anizaiion which contributes to the
imposing sum Of New York CIty's in.
telloctuaiitr. "a profound and gifted
taoy read paper IN which she held
ihat love iniuriousiy affects vitality.
Sleep and plenty Gift. was the rene
dy suggested by her
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-02

An eastern astronomer SAYS that
planet Jupiter has six floors and g
basement. If his telescope possesses
sufficient power he might. by a closer
inspection. discover over the main en-
trance a sign reading, No children al
lowed. - Denver Post.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-02

We never knew but one man whose
gife brushed his clothes thoroughly
every hiAit. aLl size 'lld 81 ugtalisr size
was suspicious; she w1s looking so-
Iong hairs-Atchlsoa Glc3e.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-02

Egyptian fishermen receive $50 PER
thousand for cells caught In Lake Men
5aleh. These are sailed and packed
Ia ice and sent "a JIaunlar-s, via
Trieste. whore the ice supply is re-.
1cwed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-02
HE PAID FOR A DINER
Some Of the Things TO BE Expected
BY a Patron OF the Dining
Car

"Thc man WHO looks on" says III
the Anna Talk:
This thing of travelling is not what
I have been told ID is it is Wen
enough to travel when one owns i
few hundred shares In the steel cor.
poation or owns a controlling inter
est in IN undertaking establishment
bat FOR a poor man Who has a limi,cd
income, it breaks wonderfully into
the money he has set aside TO buy has
Wite's spring bonnet Besides it is
horribly fatiguiug 70 ride an day ana
night on a train with only a glimpse
al the interior of an elegantly deco
rated dining car with scarcely noth
inc more al each meal than a blu ION
soc or $t.5o according 10 ones ability
10 control his appetite, and then an
additional Use on 25c as a tip To the
waiter who reaches up to tho peg ana
hands yoa your hat as You start out
This business Of running dining ears
is whole lot better than betting GA
( q losing horse When | 10 into one
\ / feel stiugy, but It does no good, i
also feel hungry, but that is only ma.
lures way OF making man turn
loose ot his yearly income Nature
Inn sses the button, the diuiog car
conductor does the rest The biggest
thing anybody gets cut OF a dinins
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-02
japanese Public ovt

In nearly every street IN No..
pr a
,i''''- ~, -, heir
IA ai1i@ @i'' en-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-02
New York's Visitors

The average nHmber of visitors n
New York city is estimated al a5eGro
AID their stay is ter days.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-02
cspisaI Of Railroads and n,rk.

TIE capital q The railroads is mora
thar ave tines as great as that Of an
1.-THE banks.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-02

Manag Tie bearded woman IS
~ pf0 q t5r+at.
Assistant Naturally. His wife pre-
scented bin with twins this morning
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-02
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ADJUSTMENTS. .
Q . 9 - - = @ q q -

W. 6 r T. medal contest at the
1'fis'ian church Tuesday nleh. Aa
mission 20 cents
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-30
Zion Association.

The Choiwoi Zion Association held
their semi annually elections fol
officers and the following were the
successful candidates: II. Philo,
president; L. Braines, vice president,
X. Finklestein, treasurer P. Levine,
financial Esecretary; A Marcus, re-
cording secretary. The Board of
Directors are as follow: H. Shargo-
vitz, B. LipDman, j. Goldberg, H.
Doris S. Fine, HI. Richman.
1t was decided to have weekly dis
course on timely topics. The frs t
lecture is to be delivered by L.
Braines on "2ionism and Judaism, -
next Sunday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-30

u. III. ON.G I&INc .G-.N---H zNr---4 a.
ut is supposed that the japanese
had heavy losses in men and horses.
On our side unfortunately three OIL
GERS were severely wouuded-Stepanoif
and Androenke in the chest and Vas
elevitch in the stomach. Schilnikolf
but did not leave the field. Three Cos
sacks were killed, and twelve were
wounded, including five seriously.
General Mistchenko bears witness
to the excellent conduct and gallantry
of the officers and Cossacks and espe-
cially praises tie Third company of
the Argunsk regiment, commanded
by Krasnostanoff."
About 1900 men were enga.Ted. \
dispatch from Seoul estimated IL i!..-
ed on both sides at $50.
A Tientsin dispatch says a French
man named Kreautlar, an employee Of
the Russo-Chinese bank. has been ap.
pointed French consular agent at New
chwang. He has hoisted the French
flag over the bank building. 1t is con
sidered probable that this is II fore
runner of a movement to fly the tri-
color over all the Russian government
buildings at Newchwang.
A Weihaiwei report says eleven Rus
sim war vessels are reported maneu-
verlng off the coast les Weihaiwei in
the vicinity of the Japanese fleet.
The presence of these vessels was
made known by a Chinese junk Just
arrived.
A dispatch from Berlin says the
German government has cabled its
consul at Tientsin to proceed to New
chwang and report on the situation
and as to how far the Russian proc
lamation of martial law will affect
German commercial interests there.
Meanwhile Germany looks to Ameri-
ca to play the leading role should dip
lomatic action, in the way of protest or
otherwise, appear to be called for.
1t is asserted here that inasmuch as
the United States government brought
about the localization of the theater
of war, to which Russia now declares
that Newchwang belongs, it is now up
to America as leading power to say
how far this position is tenable.
Germany is willing to accept the
Russian view, mainly on the ground of
the necessities of war and the conyic.
ticn that Japan would have acted pre-
cisely in the same in similar
circumstances.
A Shanghai report says that almost
the whole Japanese army in Korea.
consisting of 100000 men, is concen-
trated at Pakchen and Anju, only
small detachments being left in south
ern Korea to maintain communica-
lions.
A Russian division of 25,00O men
from southern Ussuri is advancing in
two columns through Korea. The main
column, coming along the EAST const
road, reached Pukclang, 1S0 miles
from the Tumen river, and the flank
Ing column, consisting of Cossacks
and mountain artillery, coming along
the valley of the Tumen river toward
its source, has reached the coast of
Lake Tadji. This column reports that
he Japanese are advancing north
from Gensan and that their advance
guard is encamped at Chongping.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-30
NOT YET SOBER
We'll Known Character Placed In His Cell
Again for Future Hearing.

Paul Shefta, a character we'll known
to the local authorities, was arrested
last night by Patrolman L. @. Jensen,
who found him lying, helplessly
drunk, 1t the bottom Of a cellar way
at 1886 State street.
He was still slightly under the in.
fiuence this morning and became very
i~ocular when arraigned before the re.
corder. He was remanded until he
became sobered up.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-30
Pretty Home Wedding.

Miss A. Arshowitz and s. Gold.
berger were married at the home OF
S. Greenspan, 800 Prospect street.
S. Brody performed the ceremony,
after which a feast was served to the
guests present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-30
Supply Compauy's headquarters.

The Perth Amboy Supply Company,
of which w. G. Rock is general man
ager, has rented the small store at
262 State street, next to the Evening
News office, for an Office. Alterations
will be made there. This company is
to deal principally in building sand.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-30
All for a Girl.

A Russian widoTer in lipowetz
wanted TO marry a young girl, who re-
fused him because he had three chill
dren. He %thereupon took them into a
forest, where they got lost and were
finally found as frozen corpses. The
wldower was imprisoned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-30
Barber Shop Moved.

Louis Haffner has moved his barber
shop from "a Smith street tn 10 Smith
street. His former location is on
the site for the buildingH to be erect
ed by the Pratt Brown Company for
the Woolworth five and ten cont store.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-30
Famous Rhine Falls.

It costs a foreigner 20 cents and q
Swiss ten cents to see the famous falls
Of the Rhine at Schaffhausen. The
local newspapers are becoming alarmed
at the damage that ID being done by
manufacturers who tap the falls to get
electric power.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-30
WERE QUIETLY MARRIED.
George Eggert Becomes a Benedict at His
Home Here.

Miss Daisy A. Brundage, daughter,
of Warren Brundage, of Piscataway-
town, and George Eggert,o of this city,
were married at tie residence of the
bridegroom's parents, Sunday night
by Rev. j. L. Lancaster, rector of
st. Peters Protestant Episcopal
church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-30
Said 1t Was Small Amount.

A Polander, who was arrested by
Waterman Harry Jones, of the Lehigh
Valley railroad, at 6 O'Clock last
night. for stealing coal, was. this
morning, a~rraigned before the re-
corder. He acknowledged taking the
coal, but declared it was only a small
amount. He was reminded in default
of a S5 fine.
Situation Want ads. printed free.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-30
Space for 1t.

Byron Tennyson kiplung-T hore
you will find space for my poem. I'm
the M~idnight's Silly Gloom"
RditorEYes; I'll have the boy empty
the wast9fbasket just as soon as he
comes inEWoman's Home Compan-