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The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
The Versatility of Corn

We have read with no little interest.
and certainly with entire approval. the
discussion recently going on between the
New York Tribune, the Macon Tele-
graph, the Montgomery Advertiser. and
other contemporaries anent the whole
someness Of johnnycake, so called As
to whether this delicious table dainty
is better when concocted Of white meal
than when fashioned OF yellow We do not
care 20 express any opinion at all hide
bound or dogInatic. We incline. We think
TO the white, but we admit the possible
goodness Of the yellow, nevertheless. Per
haps that is matter largely determined
by environment. II seemingly being true
that the people OF the Southern States
prefer the white meal. whereas the people
OF the colder climes to the north prefer
the yellow, the fine food value OF Johnny
cake being nowhere disputed. however.
If the great American citizen would
take time 10 consider the remarkable pos
sibIIties Of corn-that genuine American
productive imagine he would give him
self scant concern about the ups and
downs OF the -four market, anyway II is
astonishing how many different and truly
nourishing dishes may be prepared for
the table, II never snee being neces-
sary 20 go outside Of corndom for the
principal and basic ingredient. Corn has
as many moods as summer girl, and
divers and vaTiegated are its charms II
properly searched out The New Orleans
Picayune several years ago. in investi-
eating the matter Of corn and its re-
markable gastronomic value. prepared for
! its readers a suggestion Of an entire meal
Of corn persuasion. We have hshed 1t
out from some old newspaper clippings
and present It herewith as tending to
prove our plea in behalf Of the genuine
and aIl-embracing virtues Of this humble
cereal Here It is:
MENU.
SOUP
/ Cream Of Corn.
Relish
Corn ChOTchOT.
ENTREE
/ Cen FritterS
Fred Corn-nesi MEsh.
VEGETABLES
Com On Cob In sezsonl Baked Corn-
SPECIALS
Com Bread. CON Po1e
1luSh and Mix
/ Corn FlzUjzck. Com GTiddle Cakes
DESSERTS
Indian Con Pud5fng
i Popcorn
It Is not improper to state. though de-
tail is unnecessary. We think. that there
nay 5s added to this menu various ex-
hilaratsng and stimulating drinks. Il you
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
Affairs to an Unseen God.

From the New YORK Evening Post
Man laughs at the utterly serviie way
in which all women at the same time put
on large hats or small hats. loose gowns
or tight gowns. at the decree Of fashion
To that unseen god. women have raised
upBaltars Of felt velvet. and feathers, OF
straw. flowers. and fruit. higher than
Agamemnon's hecatOmbs- IN his name
they have endured pain greater than
hierodule or bowling Dervish ever in
fiicted on himself with knife and torch
But at least Il should be recognized that
this fashion is a god. the god Of democ-
racy BY imposing the same gown. Of the
same hue. cut in the same way. upon a
thousand women. the unzttTsctive woman
is saved from the peril OF being conspicu-
GUS
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
The GOAT

Who Is Il pays the tzris freight
Frsn Sew Years 70 Decsmbe-l
WIS Is Il puts the ballots in
The boxes in November
Who Is K on election day
TIE platform Eust TTmeubCri
The consuner-
Who Is il sees the price Of thinss
Upon the up-grade ever
Who Is u PAYS that price. but suiies-
A foolish chap, though cleverg
Who Is it digs tho deepest down.
And gets rebate nsTers
The consumer.
Who is It viii not rouse himself
And say some says emphatic;
Do something strenuous ard stout,
Effective and drsmaticf
Who Is Il Yields forever %
IniqGlties standpzticf
The consumer.
Ard 80. methinks. gadzooks. be gets
About Tire desc that's due him.
It's his 0W1 fault that evil days
and evil winds pursue him.
Who Il il ought 70 kick kinsels
Where sane folks al nay Fiew hinf
The consumer.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
WASHINGTON. MAY 2a. 1908.
MASTERPIECES OF LOCAL ART.
BY YE LOCAL SCRIBE.


Ralph ". Lee Is ambitions 70 edit
an e1tire edition Of The Stick. and
we're aslf inclined 70 let him " II.
Allen D. ALERT. i. is hard At
work on another ode. and promises
the COPY for the arst Saturday Ia
July.
Sane and patriotic both" That's
the sort Of Fourth os July celebra-
ton D. ]. Callahan wants. So say
re all
Wills John ABBOT IS again IN ou
midst. ald zzced this szuctum
with his genial presence THURSDAY.
Welcome. Willis,
Sara Blythe's Illustrated article or
the Doyle heir Is scheduled for
early light. and We reveal 10 secret
when we say i IS going TO be BIS
masterpiece.
Tom Gale SAYS that every other
correspondent he meets these days
wants b know whether Hzrpers
Ferry Is wet" or dry" Hs does
not understand this eager and WI
form quest for information Nor do
We.
Ed Graham. D. s Porter. Fred
Csapiz ard maay other dear friends
rendered congratulations on the sec-
ord birthday Of The Stick. which We
modestly allowed 70 pass t1noted
last Saturday. afyer Coheu-hslpful
Mye--sent 8 bouquet. Thanks, al
Our $500 regular su0N..5sf1 III
be pleased 70 learn that We have
again secured the services Of Col
". B. Hibbs. who viii resume the
attractive column q Fifteenth Steci
Philosophy IN our next. We par
aim dollar word. which Is soias
some. Il We do ssy IL ourselves
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
THE NATIONS CITY.

sThaf The Washington Herald viii
stand for the best interests Of wash
inEfon needs not the saying. II win
ever keep fn mind, however, tA&
this Is a national city-the nations
city-and that fits present greatness
and future pre-eminence have Is q
basis its national characteF.r-From
editorial foreword in the first issue Of
this paper, October s. 1906
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

ali. He works for the poor as well as
for the rich. His toll is for the comfort.
convenience. and progress Of the entire
community. He pays. in rent. taxes
and other costs Of living. an inhnites-
imal fraction Of his own earnings. The
primary requisition, therefore, Of his
contract is the answering loyalty that
is binding upon every citizen in every
Yak OF life That obligation he cannot
escape: that duty he cannot cast OF al
VIII He may organize, but the organi-
zation must be for purposes Of mutual
benefit. in the form Of insurance or So
cial betterment, and not for enforced
negotiations with an equal party TO a
contract
This Inevitable condition involves nc
loss OF self-respect or self-protection 10
the worker IN any public service His
rights are safeguarded in two ways
By public opinion. which Is inherently
more generous than oppressive. and by
the inalienable right Of petition. The
success OF failure Of the petition TO q
governmental agency must depend upon
the state Of public opinion. 10 which.
under representative institutions. such
an appeal is ultimately addressed This
is situation that makes the betterment
Of wages and conditions IN the public
service virtually dependent upon merit,
which is the ideal sought by the most
intelligent promoters OF labor organiza-
tIons IN private employment
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
APPEAL TO NEW SOUTH.
President Taft Would Have II Leave
It's AIOOfneEs


Its AIOOfness.
From the Phiisdslphia Publie Ledger.
President Taft himself Is one OF those
happy ones who are able. standing upon
the achievement Of the past. 70 turn
their faces in this spirit OF union 70 the
newer issues OF the present and the fu-
ture and another thought he expressed
az Petersburg was that, while the for
eign war OF ISIS had done much 10 con-
SOlidate the national sentiment II IS not
by militarism that the nation is 70 be
made strong. but by a true cooperation
in the less spectacular civic courage. IN
the spirit Of self-restraint and DrOvi-
dence. the unselfsh desire 10 uphold the
standard Of political and Official integrity.
and to sacrifice our selfish interests. II
need be. TO the public veal Honoring
as he did the martial heroism Of the
South Of forty years ago. he was not less
frank and cordial in his appeal 10 the
new South - leave its political aloof-
ness and discard those who would still
maintain distrust, that the whole nation
may the better meet the duties which
make for the common prosperity and
peace.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
Outdoor Trimmings
WELL ALL TAKE TEA"
Who Put the Kettle On-Johnny or
Molly or Polly or JOShuHf

Who Put the Kettle On-Johnny or
Molly or Polly or JoShuaf
Froa TIE Cza-Ies.o1 News ard Cossrier-
The Charlotte Observer has slipped Up
again. and We are beginning to lose faith
In the inerrancy OF its recolleetions- Not
long ago It wrote something about tune
known as Johnny, Put the Kettle On"
The Montgomery Advertiser Immediately
protested that It was Molly Put the
Kettle On and now comes The Wash
ingtou Herald. which rarely ever makes
mistake about anything. declaring that
the refrain OF the song really is. Polly,
Put TIE Kettle On We think The Her
aid IS nearer right than any OF our other
contemporaries upon this important point
b1t we are advised by former resident
Of the State OF Georgia. now engaged IN
business IN the town of Charleston. that
even The Herald has slipped its trolley
this time. that really the words OF the
song run as follows;
Tel josh 70 get the Cows hozns
And III them in the =sa.
Or cosssins are a-coninS
To SEE rs al szlin-
TIE dc-sh il n the psn
The turkeys cn the fre
And guCss vel astouise
0s1r Cousin Jedediah.
Cousins JedoJiah obadiah,
Hczekish Jeruuiah.
Ard ca Amt SapphiTl
Are eli coming here 20 tea
Je7ushn T-1t the kettle oa.
Ard vel al take tea
We wouldn't swear 70 "Jerusha," but
the Georgia version Of the poem. which
reads really as II il might have been
manufactured IN the poetry works Of the
Charlotte Observer, has about Il q swing
that almost convinces US that = is neither
Johnny. nor Molly, nor Polly. but Jerusha-
II looks as II the poem Is not sQuarely
on all SIS feet. but It IS worth preserving
even IN this rnutIlated form
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
Conservation of Health.

Fr0l the New York Herald.
A correspondent in the column Of let
ters from Herald readers this morning
points out how differently Europeans Of
consequence and our fnanciers and pub
lie men treat the matter OF health On
the other side OF the water they employ
physicians to watch over their condition
constantly and see that their physical
powers are not wasted: In America the
big man as a rule takes TO thought OF
his nerves or his stomach OF other parts
Of his bodily machinery until they are in
a state Of collapse. There is genuine need
Of a gospel OF conservation OF physical
resources 10 every American. Health Is
the greatest blessing man can have, and
he should look TO its preservation. the
more so when great responsibilities rest
upon him.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
TwoGNTs
THEY SAY

That Gen. Geo-ze Williams and y.
O. Messenger viu visit Seattle usxt
month.
That Herr schroeder and Col
Barksdale VII sirg a duet az the
neIt SaenEerbund.
That c. Hamilton zud z. SNYDER
are On the Hst sent b. The JedEe"
as being among those present.
That the Monk B-oths-S are ooIlab-
Grating IL another dramatic pro-
duction On the ordsr q The Newly
wcds.
That Charlie Edwards Is 50 much
benefited By Tscssn he requested
Senator Aldrich 20 place il on the
free Est.
Thai Gus Noack declined the chzl-
leEge CT D. MEllsuy to a rickey
contest. but challenged Dennis to a
tzial with Mamie Taylor"
That Manager Frank Hight says
ConCess should not hurry leEisiz-
ton. but take ample tine in fran-
ing 4 new ta-iH law. If Il takes
al sumner"
That William Fl. Huut. of the P.
Q. D.. approves Of Cur principles and
POLICY ard says The Big STICK Is
the most popular publication that
cczies 70 bis bureau.
That Judge William Keszsa ths
brilliant young ITish-Americzn ora
tor and advocate. rec0nEends re-
dRced rates 70 the Seattle Fair. else
Eastern people VIII prefer a TIP to
Europe
That President Taft. beng assured
b his felioE-toTnSnzn. Judge z.
7. HCuzh. q the stability and
7 safety oi Atlautic City's Boardwalk.
vii tread meaSsse there en route
70 the sunmef Capitzl.
That william Jollier Lee. of ths
c. & L. D.. contenplates a trip n
Europe this sumner. and VIII fash
himself IN LoDdon- PArzs. and other
I ,-r~,--,r .,i.s-- - sF-- ~ Tr-1--z -
l he returns 70 or midst.
UFcT adTersisirE rates On back
psss apply 70 s. ". Meek.
Read the BiagTiIis Bugis to-mor0z.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

After exhaustiveIy considering the sub
ject and spending many months in inves-
tigation, a learned scientist has reached
the deliberate conclusion that ''the oyster
Is good TO eat" He might have discoy-
cred It in FIVE minutes. and by the ex-
penditure OF . or 80 cents, and much
easier
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
TRUE NOBILITY.

It's al very vel 70 be happy.
To be ioyous and blithesome and
gay;
It's al sery vel to hurah like
vel.
It's cinch when Jour team wins
the day
But the fan who's entitled to lsu-
reis.
And bouquets by TIE thousand Il
boos.
Is the ian who can shout the daJ
n ard dsy oGt.
While his team neFer gets SboTs
foot BENZ. S. MINOR.
Passa2aisnzy. May q.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

Having paid back some S20oO0Oe Of the
approximate 100000 the sugar trust Is
alleged 10 have stolen in New York alone
the trust probably sees no reason on
earth why Il should not have nice new
halo, or perhaps a couple Of them
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

The Senate: Er-does this razor tax
pulp gibes the New York Mall.
And the Senate. Ike the gentlemanly bar
Der. does not ask the question until the
shaving has progressed nearly TO q con
clusion. and II could not make any pos
sIbIe difference, anyway.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

While Mr.. Taft was speakiIg at Char
lotte q cloudburst descended upon hfm
and drenched him to the skin We are
not quite sure that we approve OF these
prohibition State welcomes in all their
details
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
Doing our Best.

On. sweetheart this LIES What We make II.
And ne Szns5ine's as cheap as tho gloom.
So Al! uF TIE old lard with laughter
and make it al Eiznor and boon;
Tun p0SeTty right into riches
And psi1 into sweetness and rest
We can Do L. YES. all c. IS dezrss.
4 re always keep doing eur besss
-Bsltinors sua
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
Damp Drought.

From the Augusta Herald.
Maine has been q dry State for two
generations. and this year the Federal
government has issued 35S liquor licenses
for that State. At that rate nobody now
living in Georgia would seem to be in
danger Of dying OF thirst
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

'Aldrich wins out" Committee amend
ment sustained by vote Of the Senate. 20
Every weIl-regulated newspaper keeps
those lines standing and ready for instant
use nowadays.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

II the colored brother is not already
convinced that the G. o. P. has turned
its hack on him hOpslessly. the increased
tariff tax on razors should furnish the
final evidence.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
IN MEMoRIAM

Lines found vTittea on the back oi
a last yez-'s Demozztje platforn-l
I.
Representing nothing OF this earth
now.
And nsurht IL the waters below It;
The pledge Of hope that Is van
ished and gone
None o. its friends seem 70 know
Il.
II.
Forgst IT. and pass Il along as a
thing
That Is dead. snd It's mission eoa.
cinded!
The ghost Of a thought that vsS
born Of a dream
OF a Denver convention deluded.
Il calls for free lumber Ye gods
what a iokel
Was ever demand quite 50 funn=
Free lumber's for platf5rnsg All
vel: that viii DO.
They're made 10 get in, z-sn'i
theT. sonny!
".
When Il comes 70 the tariff. :. isu'i
the things
That We say on the stump In con
Eention;
It Is little ve reek OF the p-onis,
We mzdei
To reach il on Tire grabs cur IN
tertion-
Shades Of G. CleTsland and frs
o Lord. out the psst's far be
hind u.s.
/ There's naught IN the creed Of Ii,
moment. We swear.
I That shall Of these cd timers re
mind 1sl
u
When ne wrote this queer platform
it was done in or haste:
Il Is void and possessed Of II
meaning.
I As Bacon, the Georgian. 50 Stout
sFsrs-
I To that view We are all ot q
leaning
VII.
! And 50. let it pass as a sto-y that
tod;
Let L rest in It's soroz forgotten
As q practical. workable. plizbi
thing
In the Senate-oh. well II Is ros
ten John z. MILLER.
Read the BiaEville Bugis tO-mOT0-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
oIoore,r Ttne 10 croal..

From the Macon News.
Five hundred weather frogs war
ranted to foretelI changes in the weather,
have been imported from Germany
Here's competition for Chief Moore's de-
narfnent.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

We have an idea the Mad Mullah Is
going to get a Monday morning epistle
from a certain person pretty soon II the
said BIullah is not little more particular
q hnrIf snr1a things
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

If the cost Of living goes up much
higher. good housewives can bring home
the things from market IN their pretty
little chatelaine purses. instead Of mar
ket baskets Would not that be perfectly
1nr-aiv7
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
81: THE BIG STICK C C
vo1 III NO WASHINGTON MAY aa Tw6cE
AHnfor
Evs-yHeaA
VOL. III. NO. l.
EVERY SATURDAY.
Our Mot,e, Il you ses II in The Biz
S6ek, Il isa ae--sssrily 90
ROOSEVELT AERoCRAMS

AOS6@ Y -
MCMILLAN Ranch. British East
Africa. May z Ise3-I came. saw.
I conquered everything In sight 50
far-as usual
/ tust killed a python. Something
strangely familiar about the reptile.
can see a great future for that
boy kermit. Hes 4 won6erl Why
shouldn't be BEL
Taft q cumrsde, COmradeS siuoe
ve net Please send ne copy o.
his past performances
Tel King Edward that he needn {
rorr7 about the British iion- !
never liked tame animals anyhow
I learn that Urcle joe passed
another milestone IN his life. he
uust besr Z charmed life. There
are others
Some papers iuz.ss On mentioning
ne FOX mayor q New York HoE
dare theyi Still shouldn't mind
welding ny big stick over that toTn
inst once.
Is william J. Bran StfIl in Amer
iea? No matter where ! an and
what I am doing. his serious fac'
coufrouts ne can't help woITy'
ing about hin
Have written the curator O. thS
National Museum 70 ask for another
building 70 house ny collection.
Everything IS coming ny way. ever
Mr.. Fairbanks
A beiated telegram informs M
that Loeb has collected over Z.0o0.
00o Of duties from the sugar trust
and the trust IS bowling IL accents
range and terrible. Loeb IS x
r.gue.'
] couid send more, but / think
see 4 white elephant So. goodnight
Regards % ny many friends IN thi
House. Senate. and Wall street
trust you are keeping 3 true account
of the number of words I send; tn
last check locked snail
Q,iu,fi words-l
T. r.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

The st. Louis Times Of recent date
carried a column editorial headed The
Truth As a rule. the truth appears TO
require painstsking elucidation these days
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

There seems 70 be some question as
to Capt. Hams exact number In Sing
Sing prison. says q contemporary. II
IS not one Of those truly wonderful
hypothetical questions. however
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

To those brain teasers: What Is =
Democrat2' How old is Ann?' Why Is
hen?" and so on. it seems We must
now add. Where IS a consumer
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

Perhaps the consumers are the gentle
men who make up that great silent
vote" We hear so much about $ust pre-
vious 20 all our national elections.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
A Grent Career IN Prospeet.
From ths Cziczg0 Rec-d-Hsrald.
- ,,-,<o--o- .

Are you the professor?
aYes. sir. What can I do for your
I have a daughter, and I'd Ike 10
know what 1t viii cost ne 10 have her
taught 10 sins. think she win become
a great operatic star, II her voice Is prop
erly trained.
DOCS she seem to have extraordinary
gifts as q vocalistZ
wen. no we haven't noticed that her
vocal gifts are out OF the ordinary. bus
,ohodv seems 70 be able to manage her.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

Adam was a Missourisn,' says the
Clinton Cdo) Democrat And his eager
willingness 10 have Eve show him Is what
got him into trouble. too.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

II Mr. Walter Wellman fails to dash to
the north pole this summer. a movement
should be inaugurated to have the pole
dash 10 Mr.. weuman next summer.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
ALTTTLE NONSENSE.
THE ANNUAL POEM.

The tine is ripe. SO I suppose,
To say my annual say
You know just how the bromide goes:
'It IS not always Mays
The thing is obvious and plain,
Apparent as the day.
Yet every bard sings this refrain;
1T Is not always May"
Eleven ether months each year
Must an engagement play,
And thus the fact seems very clear
It is not always May.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

why not make BIZ an EIk?" inquiries
the Atlanta Journal BIZ is an Elk
that is 70 say, az least, every Elk IS
ssBiu'-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
The Worst Tax Yet.

Prom the Rsesnaoad Tinss-DisEatch
MlsfortGnes never come singiy- They
have put tax on iron ore and the
Harties are back on the f-ost page
again.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
TO A FRIEND

Love the unasors
DEED we do
Center nan than village -
Swear by hin
With al Cur hsarei
Loysl friend q ours
Praises linn- =
In rhythmic an
Admiration towers.
Rsh for major
He's tue blue
Rich II youth yst, Ms;o- Carson
BEDLOE BET.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
Looks Good to You.

From the Buffalo News.
Gov. johnson. OF Minnesota, visited the
White House last week. and rather liked
&
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
It's source.

1.-The spring poet IS hard 10 discourage
Rejected manuscript does not deter
him, eh?~
mo; hope springs eternal from a foun-
tain pen"
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

Some years ago Senator Bailey de-
ciared. and he declared il so loud il
reached 10 the Rio Grande. that he would
never-no- neveT-weaT a dress suit.
But that was many. many years ago.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
UeYnInp Some.

Helping some
''Yes. have a garden"
Il presume you raise enough TO keep al
your neighbors in eerly vegetables?"
''WeH, no. But 1 DO manage 10 keep
their chickens pretty well supplied.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
A Good Way.

SOOo way
What are you agitating about nov?
Mothers Day. What shall We do to
honor Mothers Day?"
How would Il do to pass one day with
out doing anything 10 worry herr"
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

Judge [. r Wfhey. OF St Louis for
msr judge Of the United States court at
Shanghai. China who IS AZ the Shoreham.
said last night that he did not know any
thing about politics; that he was here
strictly on legal business
No: don't know anything about the
report that Richard Kerens Is not going
70 be appointed Ambassador 70 Austria
understood" said Judge Wiley. "that
he had been named for the place some
tine ago"
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
Hard TO Dodge.

Too much Of fame in any shape
A bard abhors.
A famous poet can't escape
His creditors.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
Reason Enough.

Going to umpire the picnic ball gamer
Nope
And why not2"
i umpired ball game once.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

Tel King Edward that he needn' {
rorrv about the British iion- !
never liked tame animals anyhow
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

That Gen. George Williams ard y.
O. Messenger viu visit Seattle usxt
north.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

MCMILLAN Ranch. British East
Africa. MAY = I9c3-I came. saw.
I conquered. everything In sight SO
far-as usual
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

Taft 4 cumrsdei Comrades since
we net Please send ne copy o.
his past performances
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

That c. Hamilton sud z. SNYDER
are On the ESt sent by The JedEe"
ss being "smong those present.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

I learn that Uncle joe passed
another milestone IN his life. BE
must besr I charmed life. There
are others.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

Business. particularly n the building
trade and supply line. is improving al
along the line" said Harry P Boyd, os
Baltimore. Nd. who was seen al the Ra-
laigh last night
The election Of President Taft has IL
spired ey cry business man IN the United
States and the whole world with the idea
that there would be 10 interfering with
business OF any kind after his induction.
He has kept faith 20 this date and there
is every reason 70 believe that this wiiI
be an administration Of continued bust
ness activity and confidence"
Mr. Boyd Is one Of the most prominent
building supply dealers in Baltimore
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

That the Monk B-oths-S are ooliab-
Grating IL another dramatic prO
ductio1 On the orisr q The Newly
Wcds.