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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-23
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-23
South Texas Leaaus

Rain at San Antonio AMI beaumont
prevented games.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-23
J. w. Bats
REAL ESTATE AGENT
OFFICEIIN TALIAFERRo BUILDING
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE
PHONE No. 81.

Have 10 once the only set OF Abstract Booka OF
Brazos County Land Titles.
FOR SALE.
The y. B. Cole block In Halls
addition. Price $4,000.
One quarter Of n block in eastern
part OF town, price 1915
2l2 acres OF land on east side of
town, known as the Caldwell pasture.
Will sell In tracts 10 SUIT purchasers
and on easy terms.
lots In good neighborhood, with
fine al .de trees. Price s300. Terms
easy.
lots near Allen Academy. Price
500
50 acres OF land, with good small
residence, bored we'll, and all nee
cessaFy improvements, located in
side OF city limits Price $4,000
terms reasonable. This Is a bargain.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-03
ELOQUENT TALK
ON PYTHIANISM
Grand Chancellor j. q. Whiting
Speaks to Large Crowd.
FINE MUSICAL PROGRAM
COMBINED WITH BEAUTIFUL
GRAFTON MAKES NIGHT
LONG TO BE REMEm
gEREp BY K. OF P'S.

A large and appreciative audience
gathered at X. II. X. c. hall last night
Ia hear the Grafton on PythIanlsm by
Or. James G. Whiting. Of Canton, NJ,
Trand Chancellor of the Order in the
state of Illinois.
A short hg pleas NC musical pro
sram. wa given preceding Che speak
ng.
Jaass w s. Dewey presided over
he meet ug Besides himself and III
5uaakcr ere were seated on the
laeo u. D. Carcy Chaneollnr Com
naader Of Asealon Lodge, Rev. j. A
scarri;i. Rev McAnally and K. b
Willie.
The meeting was opened with pray
n b. Rcv. McAnaily following which
Kisses Birdie aIay Matthews and
4aur q a. Clcndeain played two pretty
,iaao ducts.
Miss Mamie Sar5er with Mrs. Ben
Th!atIewoad as accompan II, sang an
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-03

Justice and inhumanity and so ne
becomes a champion OF the first and
great principle which underlies the or
der OF Knights of Pythias, and that
is cons ituted law.
lie sees carelessness, misery and
unhapp ness in the home and he be-
comes a champion of the second great .
principle of the order-proteetion to I
the purify and chastity of the home.
lie sees internal onal discord. and .
troubles and he becomes a champion
of international peace.
He sees a lack Of friendship and +.
he becomes a staunch friend of frater-
nal regard-,he fourth great principle
of the Pythian order.
He sees a lack of love. Oh, what
large part of life does love const'-
tute' and vet in the sum total of
human life how little there is Of it.
| We love the sky. the tieecy clouds
which sail beneath them. the rustling
trees and tao carpet of green under
meath them the beautiful snow, and
the snow storm. til lightn NC and the
thuader's roar. the rain which dashes
against the pane, we love music, and
beautiful pictures, good things to eat
/ ana wear. ana finally our fellowman
Yet how much more of love there
m ght be- Jesus Of Nazareth was the
greatest OF all lovers. lie loved for
thirty wears and for three years he
/ igouized IN love, finally dying for love
/ af free sheech. The pigrim fathers
loved They loved religious liberty
u 1evoutly that they fought tho long
war Of he Revolut on and suif arcd at
Valley Forge 70 win it. The soldiers
IF 81 died for love of their fellow
man. And 50 in all ages love has
\ played great part in humanisy's af-
fairs. And the Pythan becomes a
champion Of the fifth great principle,
/. and that ie love.
He sees how little Of generosity
here liz. he reads in the bible Of tha
man who had everything in the world
he could wish for and glorified in i
and took no thought of the millions
VITO N 2nt be n Heeh' rs - = co''et
less repetitions of this in life, and
\ 20 he becomes d champion of the sixts
} great pv.nciple-that Of generosity
and finally he realizes that onl.
through love and service to his fel
low man can he remove the spof from
he beautiful picture put there b,
Z Adams fall And 70. we live, livini
Z WE learn "a love. Tas is the Pythia+
4 spirit. This is Paradise regaineC
K This s tho restoration Of perfection.
Z Al the conclusion of Or Waiting
X address an informal reception wa
x leld To give the audience an opportur
x TIT to meet Inn and many Went To-
x ward to shake hands with him,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-03

exceedingly pleasing song. "Swee'ly
the swallows are Flying by Ellaqua,
in a charming Mariner, and at the
close of Or, Whitiugs address, she
and Mr.. Aibert DeMonteourt sang
duct by Hoffman, 4 Feel Thy Angel
Spirit"
Or. Waiting was introduced in few
well chosen words by Judge W ;.
Dewey.
Or. Writings Speech.
Or. Whiting began his address with
q touching tribute TO The memory of
ihe late John A. Miller. of this city,
at one tins Grand Chancellor of
The state, whom the speaker well
knew. He said he was glad to come
to the home of such man as John A.
Miller, "a man whom we all loved;
first. because Ct his sincerity, and see,
onliy. because Of his desert; man OF
worth. large liberal ty and generous
spirit" He felt that il was enough
reward for him to come this distance
and testify to the sterling manhood OF
Cairos departed citizen.
TIE speaker then launched into his
lecture. which was only of possibly
twenty minutes duration. 1t was
beautiful p.ece Of eloqusnce and Or
Whiting sustained his reputation as .
magnetic tall1er
lie sp he Of the creation Of tn,
world and with master hand drew Z
beautiful picture Of it--tae gard N o
Edcn, the making Of Adam and Eve
ana the primal fail For centuries
10 said man had hecu cropping in th'
darkness into Which nc was cast seek
inr TO regain his lost state. Sealdin'
ears had been shed as the vain suue
It'd wa- pursued. and now, after cen
uries of effort. man had come Z
| believe ha, there could be no restora
ticn. and ne now seeks TO find the mex
best thing to do. lie looks about hin
( and sees violation Of law, murder in
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-03
Jams Wui sreak Enclisa.

Two japanese who have tecn in
Galesyilie for some time to purchase
blooded cattle to be shipped to their
native land. declare that within
twenty years the language Of japan
Will be English They Say 1t Is be-
ing taught in every school there Far
mers here say that the two Japs are
using the American system of judg-
irg cattle Milwaukee Wisconsin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-03
A. B. DOUGLAS HERE
Man Whom Ed Maley Charges
With Murder Returns
DOES NOT SEEM TO BE WORRIED
OVER AWFUL ACCUSATION
AND SAYS HE WILL SEE
1T OUT.

A.. 3. Douglas. the man for whom
Ed. Malay Monday afternoon swore
out a warrant charging him with lle
murder Of his bartender William Parr
is In Cairo, having returned yesterday
evening from Maiton, ILL.,, and he
stated to a Bulletin representative
last night that he was in the city 70
stay for some time and that If the Of
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-03
NEW UNIFORMS HERE.

The new uniforms for the Champs
have arrived in the city and they are
maryols Of heir kind. Tho boys viii
appear in them, spotlcss and perfect,
tomorrow afternoon in the Big parade
for tho tirsl time.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-03

have the honor of pitching the flrst
game of the season against the
Naughty Hens" The race for the
slab on that occasion Is about even
now and unless the management can
come TO some decision quickly in the
matter It S likely that the men viii
have 70 draw straws for It.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-03
Mclntvro outnitched.

Brooklyn. May 2-Duggleby out
pitched McIntrya and later was re-
lieycd Ivy Docacher IN the final inning.
II. II. r.
Brooklyn !. ... =. 30 3
Philadelphia. -. IS 10 3
Observation-Disclosures, Doegcher and
bergen; Dugglcby and Abbott
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-03
slp,nlo Aid 10 HannIness.

Don't worry about your health.
Keep in good condition and get as
much fresh air as you can. People
who are always puttering over them
selves are like misers-they don't en-.
10y wha, they have. Boston Traveller.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-03
kolYcRoss SURE COMING.

Il Is now assured that Pearl Holy
eress viii VIII be here Wednesday
pigat d letter having supplemented his
telegram TO that effect
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-03
Alonesore place.

IL may be all right for people TO
mind their own business. but life
wouldn't he worth living II everybody
Should do so.-sDetroit Tribune
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-03
youno Grandmother.

A Berlin court was recently called
npcn TO deal with an action brought
BY woman of 30 who was u grand
mother.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-03

-7-- y
lie Kissed her hand ard then her lips,
she baat him 20 away,
Said De. u live fTom hand to mouth.
So don't be angry. pray.
sfoi9. Mtli ahe said, III that's the cast
M s'li lei saan live to-day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-03

wargoner Bitiroln o. lIolyeross. II
tho latter arrives here in time. win
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-03

!. Our line Of Spring ard Summer
Dress Goods comprises all the la.est
styles in Wool, Wolfe, Eolienne, BriI-
liantinc ard Panama Cloth.
Slke--in plain, fancy and change
able, Taffesa, China, Peau-de-crcpe
ard Banzai "Moneybak" in black.
Cotton in coIored Lawn, French Or
candies, Handwovcn Battlste, Chit
fonnette, Mousseline de Souisse.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-03
ST. Lou;s eattlna RELY.

St. Louis, May "A batting rally
in The seventh won for locals.
r. H. r.
St Louis. \. \. ~ z
Pittsburg ... ... II z
Batteries Thiclman and Gardy;
Robertaille and Garlsch.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-03
win Be Arrested Today.

M. Maley stated to a Bulletin re.
porter early this morning thar so far
as h. knew Douglas lad not been ar.
rested but that it was certain that he
would be some time today.
Mr.. Douglas does not seem to be
in the leas; b worried by he fact
that he has a trial for murder nang-
ing over his head but rather seems
10 desire 10 force the matter 10 q
elimination, feeling sure that his in
nocence win be established.
1t is feared by many VITO know both
men thai tae affair may result in ser
ious trouble between them as Douglas
nas said that he wanted 70 soc Ma
ley However, it is hoped that they
win allow the matter 70 be settled in
the courts and not take it up person
ally as it is thought they are likely
10 DO.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-03

hcers wanted him they could locate
him without any trouble Douglas said
that he would remain here until Maley
proved the statement he had made
against hin and hat he would make
aim do IT,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-03

We show the very latest styles in
ladies Neckwear, Tailored Stock Col
lara, Lace ard Embroidered Stocks,
Turnovcrs and Chemisettes. These
styles are exclusive and cannot be
found in o.he9 stores.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-23

graduate can 90 much outright for BIS
aima mater, but hc can best repay
her by living a life that win reflect
credit upon hcr, by so carrying him
self as A citizen that men shall see that
the years spent in training him have
not been wasted"
An incident occurred here while the
president was driving from the Acad-
envy of Music to the armory, where he
was the guest OF the City troop at
luncheon. Before the presidential party
reached the City troop arMory an I'M
known man dashed into the street anti
got within eight or ten feet Of the pres
ident's carriage. Ttece he was struck
with lie fat'0f a sater by one o>the
four troopecs-Syho SURROUNDED the pres
ident's carriage, and checked by the
force Of the blow, he staggered back
and was lost sight of IN the crowd.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-23
PEARS0aS.

sside from its usual assortment a
blight Short sto les, tie March unm-
her of P-n,son's Magazine luclnd 5
eight sueciai articles, four Of whic
are particularly rim'l7
The most important + these is 'Ih'
Poisons Wa Eat in Foods, - fy Dr.
II. ". Willy Chitf Of the Dep I
ment of Chemistry. U. $. Bureau II
Agriculture. In this a%rticl Dr. Wilc'
c l. tie results Of tie txue imenr
curiet on mp to date with Ills famo
volunteer "poison squ'd > the goV'r
ment employees wi o are submit ug {
a diet Of admit, rated FOO IS 20 eUanl'
sci nee to d term N t. del e,eri n
+ II cts on tn hun ~ svsttIn. Gal
weston, the City Reclaimed, tolls G.
the wordr,fui ergineeiiI g f. nj vi icl
u four hiitf wars has trablrd til
hood.riIden c Is to rise from wrec'
mi min to a noil town Of h'aut,
and n,un'cipai form so &C u.k
Nav 70 ks ex-ch # Of D. tectjv s.
tails of the stir ing innii' nts IN tn
areer Of G org NcNlusk', the pppi
n suoot s. or of th famous Insurct
3. IL =. "How Root Won the SIS
Day BiovGln r CO Is the ms lie sto'
of how the recent ndurance rae
| NJ alison Sonar G. ,rdcn was W1n+b7
ruse Kat Spint Maur's IS If sur
Ip0 ting HomP," Elmer Pc, ter Isl
! shows of No I'm Rus Il ssts," Angus
tus Lerrok'a "How Il Big u uspa
s Con lncted p" anl IS mof eslv II :
l%tcat9i account Of rha 81 Foot r nt4 o
B4nst4" COMP t. the special n t ciss
Among tn fl st on is r.. q. VIZ
"a Mlth-G mus N)v5 an Owe.
Kiidlre's w, civ advertised. 9th
Level of the Soddcn.'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-23
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY %.
A wise actian.

The alder men have taken a wise
stand regarding the recommendation.
OF the i~nsu.arci underwriters. TIE
Suggestions ct tno underwriters were
pm jishad in news early In Janu.
AIRY nnl, it a.. 10 remem Q ell, hey
called for o q t radical chpngas n he
pres NJ svstem in vo u here
AS has been said i'll these columns
before, it is prncti ally impossible for
Perth Amhoy to ad pit all these re.
Communications ut present. 1t is
doub ful # tie insurance companies
really expected il, for few, if ary
CITIES. Of this siz' Iav ali that thu in
surspce people desire. An inn rove
fpents however. is txpectad end the
u%nderSriters do expect some Of tie
changes sugges ted by them to be
adontad.
For the Board of Aldermen to have
simply ienorah the communicat on
gent TO them, allowing il 10 40 on fill
without further comment, would rav4
been q sad mistake. Everyone, who
carries any Insurance at all, knows
that it is within the power of the
insur snce companies 10 come into
Psrth Ambov and raise the rares so
that they would be a great bur eu to
the local merchants and property
owners With the efforts thai are
now befEg aade TO improve tho ap-
pearauet Of the city, tt is burden will
be ample end must be bnrna with
patience unfft PaSth Amtoy is second
to no city III The stare. WIN i; is
possible to D Gent this load icing in
CREASED, HqN5yor, it should be dopo
and, the aotien ofahe aldermen, Mon-
day pigat;' ~ eAong this line. Is as
i ahripg the insuraree companies that
Ashsy giii co.orsrtie in overy way POS
side to protect the CITY against fire,
the city fathers a4o dong all thar can
be asked of them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-23
TRIAL OF KRATZ.
Jury Co1nte;I- tho .Ailcssed Bribery
d-Want Nicdringhaus.


BUTLER. Mo-, Feb. %. - At the
Kratz trial here the state introduced in
evidence the small black box from the
vaults Of the Mississippi Valley Trust
company Of st. Louis, containing sixty
$1,000 bills, This money comprised
tic alleged bribery fund referred to in
testimony brought ont in the trial. The
money was counted by the jurors. Will
liam Desmond, chief Of detectives Of
St. Louis, was the last witness for the
state. He described his trip to Mexico,
when Kratz was brought back to st.
Louis under the provisions Of a special
treaty.
On the request OF Attorney Fauntle-
roy, counsel for the defense, an at
tachment has been issued for Thomas
X. Nledrinqhaus, thc Republican eau
Gus nominee for United States senator.
we want Mr. Niedriil"llHus for o wit
ness" said Attorney Fauntleroy, "and
he must come
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-23

TO Make on Oil Stove Barn Salts.
f ctorjly-ThoroughIy CLEAN ard rphll
every time afcer using. If you ALLOW
oil and dirt TO accumulate on 3 il is
snre TO smell urpl a.sntly when
lig"hd Don't cpt MS W ck hui hutr
fl h C ar ed parts WIFI a rag or q
p" c4 Of raper Atsass urn thu wick
down hef ire txtinUuishing it. and
leave turntd down ,ilI ynu are gnine
to light it a!ain R4memher that the
TOP { the pat up and dlwn which
thu W ok rims n fds to he ksnt tho
Cughly clean Give it a rup both in.
side and out every 'ime you clean The
s ove, and, if a crust forms round he
top, screp ii occasionally.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-23
C0RReLTCOn FURE

The inspiration Of the old picturesque
styles felt in present fashions has brought
into use again. though not generally. lit
lie side and back curls and pnffs. Softly
%undulating locks held from the head as
if By hair are the demand for modish
coiffures, and few decorations are em-
ployed to help out tt becoming style.
At tire opera Juliette ana other bpiewel.
led little caps are seen, and jetted and
oejewclled butterflies and other modest
embellishments appear, but they are in
the minority.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-23
MURDER ~5uSFEcTED.
Body of James 51caIiIIHn Found In n
Bank Of snGyT.

ATLANTIC CITY, \. j., Feb. %
CoCpty physician Souder, after making
III examination OF The body OF James
Mcmillan, formerly of Philadelphia.
gave Il rs his opinion that thc nam had
been Killed ny II deliberate blow from
a blunt Instrument, The body was
found covered in Il bank Of ice ana
snow in the woods near Weymouth,
X. J.,
Charles Burns. Il former partner Of
tie dead man, is uuGcr arrest, but he
.s8e.t5 his innocence. The two plr-
CHASED Il farm together, but separated.
Mcmillan had been missing since
ChristmaE. -. III .--l...
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-23
.eFOsETTES IS GAaAlTvRE.

The method of ma ing rosettes
Should he an arcotuplis IN II fcsery
girl, aud mis- spnsnn as they ar used
f II all manner Of decoration it is well
20 be al la to make ones own d CO y.
ions. Since tho advent Of the 1890
uod S this sort of girniture is agalp
qrite popular, and they have the now
r. to enhances tho beau'y of mn other
,ise simpl- faock. The ribbon conn.
ers are artaved With n bev ilde ing
ones # br gh' aud handsome RI hoos
and t ev are us.d TO tho h'ss ndsan
'nga When in The firm Of 'aree inse't, 6
n bows. B. sides their uAe for +. ooh 6
aer arc used exrensiv ly foi hats, es-
ecinllr the vnriety ". ri in the even.
& \ soft chiffon afr +, which q
plume doe not grace, ca" ne made
trracli,e aud becoming with the aid
f g Snsrish rosntte witch Is mnn'
va y at The Loops ar small, hrt
N ny Yards are employed to give tbs
nrt per large far eff, ct.
The ros' tie prep r tat es OF The shane
f ~pdl-ss little II fiji s, Init it is 8 m
ted nv III pRe Of soft loo,s Of, rib
IN Ri at pg from a iewrled cPntre
Sometimes the Ioors of rihhors are
al + d It he Ioint TO simulate pc.
is, amt q ose a,e pnt'iculrily IF C
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-23
CT

Perhaps there ii vet was a time
W en- bits ani grid 8 were more
clab ra or NOR css ] ital a ticl 8 of
dr. IS an low. Til f.icy bclts arc
very expensive, lut any girl with
t. So, ig Iu,ty and industry can
max her own. One girl recently
bong t a soft, h'nck leather belt for n
sma um. Then she pu chased some
beads tnown as ''stael nItheads" md
proceeded TO make her chear let nto
IA yeIv h"nds"me fin h for he, g un
These steel, gilt, nd jet "n llhe DIS
ate much met AMI cisilv put on Get
the SMALLEST s re "4hoemnk e,'s ree1le''
anil be-Sure al0hy' t, nsc W xed silk
thread for sewing on the "uei he d. -
Even If the O~rtmCntat or does not g
herond - ho,d T. on each e &c of the
b It it hf gilt ms M som,r1 cos.
tu me Hap RS Ratsr.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-23

PORTSMOUTH, \. II. Feb. 23.-The
big basin at Henderson point, which is
being ~eXcayated by the government
preparatory to blowing up the entire
point and deepening and STRENGTHENING
She Pi8cataqua river, was flooded by a
break in the wan at high tide, and 800
laborers got out so hastily that the
pumps, tools and drills were left be-
hind.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-23
HIGH TIDE.
NEW YORK HERALD WEATHER
FORECAST.

In the Middle Atlantic States and New
ENGLAND today, overcast to partly cloudy
weather will prevail, probably prec ded
by light snow or rain on the immediate
coasts, with brisk fresh noItherly to
northwesterlv winds ard nearly station
airy temperature, followed by milder cor
dltlons.in the interest of this section,
On Friday. fair weather will prevail
with slight Temperature changes and
fresh variable winds, and on Saturday
fair to partly cloudy, slightly warner
weather.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-23
DURING the MOURNING PERIOD

Women who are hereaved, wherher wifi
mother. DAUGHTER or sister, are always
rat her dubious as to exactly the duration
of the mourning period. The acknow-
lodged carons Of mourning mt present
are as follows: For the widow, two
years, crane to be worn the fist year and
yelling the neXt six months and grays
and puppies until the completion of the
second year. For the mother or daughter
one year in creme and six months yelling.
For the sister, six months is all that is
generally observed. and for three months
crepe Is worn. First cousin, six weeks;
crepe Is worn, and but sslight mourning
for three weeks Second cousins and
other distant relatives, complimentary"
mourning may be worn three or four
weeks.
a widow wears as long aveil as she de-
sires, some reaching the hem of her
skirts and the waist length ir front, but
this has, Of course, been cut short after
the first month, and a crepe-trimmed
face veil IS all that is worn. The long
crepe veil IS very often worn for three
months but in hot weather the face veil
is a tritle more comfortable The Freneh
women adopts wells forg al periods o
morning, they evidently knowing tht
extreme .f%aslciuations for q veil as q back-
ground for the face. Wells vary for tht
different degrees of mourning, but Brus'
sells net, with hem or fold of crepe, Ii
most popular except for deepest mourn
ing. For summer, all white is adopted
as a sign of deep mourning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-23

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Feb. o.
4 lake submarine boat last night was
loaded on the Sloman line steamer Pal
lama. TIE ship sailed at daylight for
Tamburg. Il IS believed that Libau,
Russia, viii be the final destination of
ITO Submarine. 4L
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-23
Haml,n's Rod, cremntcd.

BUFFALO, Eel. 23.-Tbe funeral Of
Cicero j. IInlni;n. the well known
horseTan, las been held here. After
the service at the house the body was
taken 20 the trematory for incineration.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-23
rc-rrtrelon s-entcncca 40 Fortr Ycars

WASHINGTON. Feb. %. Major
General CJrbin, commanding the Phil
ippipa division. has cabled tho war de.
D"rtmcut q confirmation Of the press
report of the conviction Of Major Car
tington at Manila and stating that the
sentence WAS for forty years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-23

A Lonhon corr snnnd 1T infotm the
World that The vnurg DOch' IS of Man
chester is y prof-ssed Bnndhis', and is
row G gsrlv planning q journey TO
L'lasr, vi Cincinnati.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-23

Another petition for State street
paving Gond work. II is to be hoped
! the property owners along ttat thor
Gghfare will be progressive eucug
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-23

When people want help they adver
tise in the Evening News. Those
looking for help should bear this in
mind