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The San Francisco call., 1909-01-14
MEDICAL
r. AND MRS. MASON

A DIR. AND MRS MASON
Successfully treat all female complaints and
irregularities by improved methods, without
resorting to painful and dangerous operations
% years experience. No matter what your
trouble or how long standing 1t may be-
their friendly and confidential advice will cost
you nothing. All treatment POSITIVELY
GUARANTEED not to injure the most deli
cate person. Those unsuccessfully treated
elsewhere especially invited to call. Private
home before and during confinement
Hours. Q 10 8: Sunday 10 to H.
Take elevator stairs to ID floor
220-22l WESTBANK BLDG. $50 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-14

$50 room hotel; paying 81 900 monthly above all
expenses; this hotel is modern and is positively
a money maker: steam heat, baths, elevator;
lease: do not fail TO this, ii is the best
buy in San Francisco: rent less than S5 per
room. G. A. HERRICK, sos Van Ness av.
CALL BRANCH OFFICE. 1851 Fillmore ST.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-14
REAL ESTATE TO ExoHANGH

REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
FOR exchange-320 acres: every foot good hay
and grain land: 160 with hog tight fence, s
room house. barns and other improvements.
located in YolO county: s miles TO good town
and railroad: a snap at $500; will exchange
for good Oakland income property.
". z. JOHNSON. 2.}2 San Pablo av.. Oakland
MODERN 3 room cottage; half block 10 street
cars and local: price S3. 600. and 81 900 cash:
10 exchange for ranch from so to 100 acres OF
good land.
W f. JOHNSON. go San Pablo av. Oakland
CALL BRANCH OFFICE. 1851 Fillmore St
near Post.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-14
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

FOR sale-1O 200 acres in subdivisions to suit
purchaser; situate In the great artesian belt in
Kern county; soil rieh and deep; surface
railroads.
This land will produce deciduous fruits.
grapes sugar beets. alfalfa. vegetables, hay.
grain, and in fact anything that is grown In
the great San Joaquin valley. The lands all
around are being occupied by thrifty settlers.
If you want to raise hogs and cattle, or IL you
want to plant eucalyptus. If you want an in-
yestment or IL you want to make for yourself
home, now is your opportunity. This is
about the last Of the great tracts in the San
Joaquin valley to be had at the extremely
low price for which il Is offered and at terms
within the reach OF all.
For price. terms and further information.
PLANTERS LAND COMPANY,
1906 Metropolis Bank Building.
FOR sale-A few choice 20 and 40 acre tracts in
the famous TurlOck irrigation district; abun-
dance OF water. good roads, school: for
fruit and vegetables. alfalfa and stock raising
this land has no superior.
To parties who will improve we will sell
these lands on extremely liberal terms of So
per acre casn and So per acre per annum tin
the land Is paid for We are authorized to sell
only 16 tracts OF 20 acres each on these terms
In order TO take advantage OF this. call or
PLANTERS LAND COMPANY.
1906 Metropolis Bank Building
IRRIGATED FARMS ON EASY TERMS
to 40 tracts in Sacramento valley; rich.
trains: farm more than 20 minutes walk
from a station. The best land and best living
conditions in California. A 10 acre farm means
independence Excursions every Saturday. f.
L. HILL & CO.. East ST., opp Ferry build
ing. Phone Kearny 302-
FOR sale--6 acre choice orchard and poultry
farm; all bearing trees; story house,
rooms, besides bathroom and pantry; gas in
every room; large barn, spring wagon and
buggy, i horse, L COW, about 400 chickens
200 pigeons, chicken houses and other OUT
buildings, good well and tank. farming i'm
plements and tools; lots of fruit boxes and
drying trays; 1900; near Hayward Address
owner. 14S9 18th, corner Howard S. f.
SANTA ROSA FARMS for sale: s. 10 or more
acres; rich and level land: no irrigation: can
raise vegetables of all kinds, small fruits and
large fruits. and especially adapted to fbe
poultry business: mile from the railroad Sta
tion. miles to Santa Rosa: easy terms; write
or call for booklet
COVERT. & PROSSER
2f1 Pacific bldg. San Francisco
MODEL chicken ranch. 6ls acres sandy losm.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-14
BUSINESS CHANCES

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GEO. A. HERRICK. sos VAN NESS Av
BROKER. ESTABLISHED 80 YEARS
NOTICE. have 8 small real estate business
Tor sale FOR S425 cash that has 8 furnished
living rooms IN connection; this Is a fine business
Tor man and wife OF two ladies' win clear 500
g month besides all expenses; this Is q bargain
and wil sell at once; cen and today.
GEO. A. HERRICK sos VAN NESS AV.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-14

MATERNITY HOMES
CRAWFORD MATERNITY HOME-Experienced
physician and matron in charge: quiet; terms
reas. 800 32d av.; Sutter and Clin cars direct.
s: F. LYING-IN HOME 1191 Oak ST.. mr.. Park
| DR.. LORD, physician in charge; confinement S25
CALL BRANCH OFFICE, 1861 Fillmore st.
near Post.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-14

FINANCIAL
MONEY TO LOAN
AAAA-NEW YEARS MONEY.
SALARY LOANS. SALARY LOANS
start the new year right by settling all scat
tered debts. We will loan you enough on your
SALARY to pay all these bills and give you
additional money besides. Just your plaiI
note; no indorser. publicity. Your employer
never knows Of any transactions at our office
Fay us back in weekly or monthly payments
Rebates given if paid before due.
WESTERN LOAN CO.,
40S Call bldg, Sd and Market SITS.
open $50 to p. m; also Monday, Wednes
day and Saturday evenings until p.
5 S 5 5 S
LOANS ON SALARIES
new company advancing money with I
out mortgage or indorser to
RAILROAD employees
STREETCAR EMPLOYEES
RETAIL AND WHOLESALE CLERKS
or any man or woman holding permanent 1
salaried position.
EMPLOYEES CREDIT CO.,
Room 424. 4th floor Monadnock Bldg,
Sd and Market SITS.
$ s
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-14

MODEL chicken ranch. Ga acres. sandy loan.
new house, tank and windmill: GOOD wsfer.
family orchard; horse. COW aud young chickens, !,
farming tools: cheap for cash. J. CHRISTIAN
sen, K. ID. NO. ?, box IS, Chapman lane. Peta
luna. - - -, % -
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-14

HOUSES TO LET-Oakland-Fur
THE Oakland Branch Of The Cali Ia - sea
Eleventh st. near Broadway. Phones sunset
Oakland 1888. Home A2375
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-14

CHOICE LOTS IN RICHMOND DISTRICT.
$3.50 eacb-astb EASY sA S.+sIa TERMS =
ground fine view.
ss50-Just few lots on 35th av. 1 block from
led car spd carbsd graded % and stTees mac lam
opened from Point Lobos to Fulton st.
Look at our NEW BLOCK. between 4Oth
and 41st avs. A and sts Every lot is on
official line and grade; streets curbed and
cadamized. The work Is nearly finished. Every
lot in this block Affords a GRAND MARINE
VIEW. as well as view OF Spreckels lake. the
chain Of lakes and Golden Gate park Every lot
In this block is BARGAIN.
$500 nice fats of and rooms and BATH
and modern cottage OF rooms and bath
In rear OF lot: nice garden; rents SGT 30.
18th av near II ST.
s6,250-Modern home OF rooms. bath and
high basement: the sunny side of Wal
Ter ST.. between Masonic and Central avs.
S4.500-SDlendid house OF and bath:
arranged for 2 families; 18th av. near Fl
ST; reasonable terms; ownr must SELL an
exceptionally good buy. Fully worth SC. .OtO.
s2.oOo-Cottage Of rooms and bath near 46th
av and II ST. Fine view: rent S23. Only
$3.50 cash required: balance terms.
New houses Of and rooms 10th
near II ST.; terms to suit.
Large selection Of cottages, homes and fats
throughout Sunset district
Call at our Branch Office. corner Of H st.
LIPNiAN & HIRSCHLER. 255 Montgomery st.
Phone Douglas s644.
TITLES ESTABLISHED
UNDER NIcENERNEY ACT
The public records examined daily for encroach-
ments and overlaps. and our clients promptly no
tilted where their interests affected.
LAWYERS TITLE COMPANY,
300-1-3-5-7 CLUNIE BUILDING,
s W. corner California and Montgomery.
G. W MOORES. 2OO4 Sutter st.
s12, ,520-5Sx10O; corner on Washington; Preside
heights
81 .2OO-54x127:s :s4 Jackson near Lyon.
IS. S.OO0-25x137:6; 3 fats: on McAllster.
SIS, $S,500-27x93 4 room fats Sacramento;
rent 500.
SIS. 1906 new 5 room fats on Pine; rent s21O.
Sc. 900 buys the equity in room houses on
Devisadero ST near California: rents SIS per
month; mortgage of $4,000 can stand; owner
needs the money to improve downtown prop
erty and will sacrifice at this figure. Box
1886 Call. Berkeley.
MONEY made daily, and Call Want Ads help to
make 1t. Advertise your wants: make them
known to the public through Call Want Ad.
An investment. not expense. For full par
ticulars read Call Want Ads daily.
A BARGAIN-Mission belt: key lot, 25x
ia; " line Clipper so #. east Of Castro and
cars; must be sold this week; make offer
Owner. 115 Fillmore
5 AND room modern homes large lot and
cement basement. 11th av. above ST.. Sun
set Owner.
1 want to buy vacant lot for cash: corner
preferred. Address box 1343. Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-14
SANTA CLARA co. REAL EsrATE

BEST ORCHARD BUY IN SANTA CLARA co.
so acres OF young orchard. 5 years old and in
fine condition; One-third peaches phillips cling
and LOvelD, one-third prunes and one-third In
Blenheim aprieOts; on car line; miles west
OF San Jose. in the famous West Side District
Soil unexeelled; adjoining orchards selling for
from S10O 10 $1,000 per acre.
For best Of reasons I am Offering this prop
erty for a short time for $40O per acre; good
farm buildings
". L. ATKINSON.
San Jose Cal
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-23
JAPANESE STEALS
coin and CONFESSES

Chief Of Detectives McDufne this
morning arrested japanese named
Okin, who has been working at George
Beckley's house at Waikiki. The man
was accused Of, and finally confessed
to stealing $l1.35, which had been
placed in koa poi bowl.
As soon as the robbery was report.
ed McDufiie got busy on the job. and
in short time found that suspicion
pointed to Okin, who was yard boy at
the Beckley residence.
As soon as McDuilie charged O!sin
with the theft. the Japanese broke
down and confessed that he had taken
the money as he was broke and hard
up. He showed the chief where the
money was hidden in dresser, and
gave all the assistance be could In re
covering the stolen cash. Okin viii
have to appear in court tomorrow
morning before Judge Andrade.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-23
kauai JAPANESE
ARE GROWING LESS
STATISTICS GATHERED By JAP
ANESE EDITOR SHOW. THAT
GARDEN ISLAND P0pULA-
TON IS DIMINISHING.

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-23
NO TALCUM OR
FLOUR THROWING

According to Sheriff jarrett there
will be ample police on the city streets
tomorrow night to control ,liy big
crowd that is expected to turn out AMI
parade the town.
Although the police will be az len
lent as possible MS regards inarry.mak'
ing. any rough house methods will b,
suppressed at once. While ro excep.
tion will be taken to tho throwing of
confetti, -four and talcum powder win
he strictly barred and anyoh. pitching
that material around will 80 N on the
lope to the police station,
The Sheriff does not anticipate any
trouble, however, and the good nat.
ured crowd will doubtless enjoy itself
and injure nobody.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-23
MRS. KEARNS
ASKS DIVORCE

A libel for divorce has been filed
by Mrs. Annie ALBERT Kearns against
Ralph Archibal Kearns. the allegation
in the complaint being non-support
and desertion. Mrs. Kearns declares
that her husband has left her for a
period of year and has contributed
nothing to her support. She declares
that he is in receipt of $3.50 per month
as a stenographer and petitions the
court for the granting of s25 per
month alimony.
There is one child, a boy nine years
of age.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-23
CENSUS POSITIONS

All applicants for positions on the
census staff should put their wishes
in writing as no notice will be taken
of verbal applications. DR.. Clark
wishes It to be understood that per-
sonal application should only follow a
otter applying for position.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-23

Most of us are anxious to pose as
reformers. but We don't want to begin
at home.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-23

w-"eor Fent' CARDS on sale at
che BuIIetln office.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-02
The shooting betvrtr soldiers and

The shooting betvetr soldiers and
.looteTs eort'pasa ,lrpasti the
night. SCOTS 81 the iootsH and
Fghouls have been slain bat tneir de;
5predatlons continue slmost undated.
Many Of these marapdsrs are lawiess
peasants who have been drawn TO me
.sctne from the sieiliap and Calabrian
hills b. the hope Of plunderins the
wrecked shops and banks They
brave any peril through their lust for
loot.
Most OF the looters. however. arc
the starving local victlrs Of the
catastrophe who were bsnt on obtain
ing food at any cost. even to the
killing of those who would hold them
in check
Many cases are reported Of some
hopeless survivor coming across a bit
Of food In the ruins, only to be slain
by those who coveted his richest pos
session. A pack OF hungry wolves
pulling down stag could not present
more savage picture.
Rescuers say that many OF those
they ettempt to save are 30 crazed
taat they flee In terror at the aD-
proacn Of the rescuers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-02
WHAT, IS THE MATTER
WITH PUBLIC scHooLsf
This Is The Answer:

"a aH-H. s h
A little while ago. The Dellneator
wan asking the question, "What is the
matter vita the public schools?"
There were a number OF suggestions
that developed from that Investigation.
There are number OF things the mat
ter. Out Of them all one defect in our
educational system stands out glaring'
ly. 1t is most tersely told in the last
report OF the United States Commits
sioner Of Education. It's simple
statement OF the salaries that Amer!-
cen cities pay their school teachers.
And that, ladies' and gentlemen Of
the school boards. Is what is tie mat
ter with our public schools We pay
our unskilled street laborers some
thing like q dollar or a dollar and a
quarter q day. We ore paying our
school teachers some less and some n
tie more. It Is the wages that dull
brain and primitive mind are worth.
In return for such wages we are re.
qulring service that should be en-.
trusted only to n mind and heart en-.
r:ched with all that literature and art
and science can contribute to perfect
culture. It Should be only such n per.
lsonality into whose training We give
the future citizens of the nation. Can
We get personalities like that 10 serve
lis in our public schools? Not any
longer than they can help 1t. Just so
soon as their force OF character and
intelligence and Initiative enable them
to reach a better-paylng position, one
that will allow them TO buy books and
hear music and have the other good
t1ings OF life that their larger natures
crave. they 80 after It.
Until We realize with a conviction
that reaches our pocketbooks that the
school laborer is worthy OF her hire,
we aren't going to keep the best scnool
loborers in the public employ. And
there will continue to be something
the matter with the public schools.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-02

TO CURE A COLD in ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo ouiafnel
Tablets. Druggists refund money e
It fails to cure. E w. GROVES ~
nature Is on eaeh box. 25c.t ! n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-02
Can't Find Reggie
ITALIAN REscUlNe PARTY uN.
ABLE TO GET TO THE
STRICKEN CITY.

CATANTA, Jan. General Mar
raza, who Is heading rescue party
that is attempting to reach Reggie
by land, reports that after "a hours
he has been unable TO get to the
stricken city.
All bridges are down, roads are
obllterated, the topography OF the
land changed and in many places
arms OF the sea stretch inland.
Forty ships are now being used in
carrying the refugees from Messina
and sixty others are expected to-day.
The refugees who have not been
taken abroad are camping in the
Piazza de Italia.
Queen Helen was forced to remain
at Messina today Wien the King left
for Reggie. She begged to be allow
ed tosaccompany ner husband. but the
horror of the spectacle in the Gala
brian town was considered too great
for her to witness and her urgent
request was denied.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-02
WEEK OF PRAYER.
Try $ " Press Assocint!on.l

Try W Press Associatinn.l
NEW YORK, jan. 2.-As has been
the custom for many years, evangelI-
cal churches in New York City will
observe the week beginning with the
first Sunday In the new year as q
week OF prayer. The Evangelical Al
lance for the United States has rec.
commended the following topics, which
will be almost universally used:
Sunday. January 3, The Law OF
the Harvest" Monday. "The Bible.
the Word Of Cod" Tuesday, Goods
Fa!thtulness. Mans Responsibility"
Wednesday, Missions. Home md
Foreign Thursday, "Intemperance
and Gambling" Friday, "The Family
and the School" Saturday. THE
Signs OF the Times" and Sunday,
January 10, Christ, the Oliver of
Life"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-02
Mhits Risus.s san K VOGUE.

Many women steadfly cling y the
sepafafe blouse In white or cream col
or@not necessariiy the lingerie blouse
of course taere Is no warmth In the
net Or point "a esprit blouses and little
In chiffon cloth. but warmth is not an
important factor now. ,s.J
For a rather severe taIiored costume
models more jplai snthan otherwise are
appropriate. and II to simple some
original note at the neck or wrists
softens and modidies them. The new.
rucnes Of white illusion go a long way
to produce this result The linen.
plated frill also used Is elegant II very
severe. The full pabot Of white net.
unIimmed in lace. is as fashionable
as It was last winter.
So many attractive stock and COLA
arrangements are now obtainable that
many women prefer that all blouses
for ordinary wear be made collarlecs
and there Is good sale for very simple
models OF satin or crepe made with
plated Jokes and close long sleeves
tucked horizontally throughout their
whole length, but collarless and abso-
lutely without garniture.
Other models of the same. general
character have tiny satin-coverel but
tons and show buttonholes up the out,
side seam of the sleeve and in double
rows down the blouse front.
Hemstitched plated frills OF batiste
or lawn or linen are often introduced
upon these models. finishing the top
OF a high tucked collar, falling over
the bands and running doubly or sim
ely down the front. When such are
worn with the, fashionable jackets the
opening has most dainty effect.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-02
inc hat
A 17clsC -hatte1-


as the Sbenzoln IS added % the wafer!
bend over the basin 50 that the steam
rises to the face: and throw the towel
over the head and shoulders SO that
the face Is enveloped. thus prevent.
ing the steam from escaping.
Steam the face and neck for ten
minutes. Now fill a basin with warm
water and dissolve a teaspoonful OF
finely powdered borax in it Wash
the face thoroughly in this, as the
pores are all open and the CRIME and
dirt loosened. Rinse the face care
fully In warm water and dry carefully.
Massage the skin carefully with a
good skin food or cold cream and leave
It on the face for half an hour, SO
that the. pores may absorb all they
will. Them rub of all remaining
grease. The best time to take this
treatment is Just before going to bed.
rs the pores are opened by the. pro
cess and they need complete rest.
One or two OF these steam baths a
week will give you a complexion such
as you have always longed and sighed
for.
Frying.
& To egg and crumb and fry" is an
expression which is used exceedingly
often, and us often us 1t Is used l
have no doubt that many understand
1t, but am equally certain that there
Is someone who does not. To the lat
ter II must be very, very exasperar-
Ing expression.
Properly fried, fish Is generally egg
ed and crumbed, SO we will begin
with that as being about the easiest
thing. whether plain or fllleted, the
whole surface must be thoroughly coat.
ed. and is best skinned.
Suppose, then, there are some pieces
OF nlleted fish to egg and crumAb. Have
plenty Of fine white bread crumbs pass.
ed through q sieve and laid on Il
sheet Of paper. No brown bread
crumbs, remember, for properly fried
fish. A deep pan Of fat Is required,
which Is perfectly clear OF crumbs or
any sediment, and which is entirely
free OF water. Put this pan Of fat
with the lid on ito keep down smelD
Oh fire or gas when preparing he
fish.
There being good quantity. it
takes some time to get the right heat,
and It must not be heated too quickly.
Beat an egg on plate; add one
Tablespoonful OF water and one tea
spoonful OF olive oil. Put one piece of
fish into the egg. brushing It ovre with
n small brush or turning 1t with n
knife until completely covered. Drain
and cover 1t with the bread crumbs.
The Gflcts are now ready to be fried
in the smoking hot fat.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-02
Hypothetical
QUESTION OF 10000 WORDS BEING
PREPARED BY HAMS AT.
TcRNEYS. Z,

FLUSHING, L. l., Jan. with ses.
sions OF the Thornton"J. Hams muir
der trial postponed until Monday, .he
defense yesterday began the p-epar.
alton Of what, outside OF the one ask
ed In the Thaw case. gives prom!se
of being the most complex hypotheti-
cal questions ever asked In a hopi.
eide case. Attorney Shay, who Is pre-
pairing 1t, stated that It would contain
not less than ten thousand words, and
It will be prQpounded to the experts
for both the State and the defense as
they are sworn. The question will in.
volve the sanity or insanity Of Cap.
tain Peter C. Hams and will include
in 1t a resume Of all OF the testimony
SO far given by the witnesses for the
defense, which even remotely touches
on the state Of mind of Captain Hams
between May / and August 15. These
dates include the time OF the alleged
confession OF inHdelitiy OF his wife
and the killing OF william z. Annis.
By order Of the court, the question
when completed by Shay will te sun
mitted to the prosecution and both
sides will have to agree to Its con.
tents before It cnn be Used. Il
There was no session .of ,cour. yes
trlay and there will be no resumption
OF the trial until Monday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-02
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
EAIRaroNT, W. VA.

~ ..5 Dec. u. 1908. !
Tho regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Citizens Dollar
Savings Bank OF Fairmont will be held
at their banking house on Monday. the
18th day Of January, 1909. between the
hours Of u m. and 8 p. m. for the
purpose of electing board OF direc.
tors foe the ensuing year.
J. R LINN.
12-1a+I wks. Cashier
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-02
NOTICE.

ASH am forced to vacata my present
quarters by the Underselling Store
and Worth Fleming, have secured
the room recently occunled by the
Globe Book Store in the Watson Hotel.
where hope to serve my friends and
patrons with the best Of lome dressed
meats and psultry as heretofore
It ~ CHAS. C. ROBB.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-02
PILES CURED AT HOME BY
NEW ABS oRPTIoN METHOD

II you suffer. from bleeding. itching
blind or protruding Piles, send INA
your address, and l will tell you bow!
to cure yourself at home BY the @ne1
absorption treatment: and WIN nlsoI
send some Of this home treatment ma
for trial, with references from yolri
own locality II requested. Immediate
relief and permanent cure assurea
Send no money, but tell others q.
this offer. Write today TO Mrs. II.
Summers, Boz P. Notre Dame. Ind.