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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-20
MARRIAGES

GAMBELLA--MEYER this city. July Il,
@ lsIv' , os nss Ganavier os. Enii oan nr
Francisco.
HEwITT-ROBERTS-In this city. July 16
1910. by Rev ]. H. Schroeder. Herman Homer
Hewitt and Mary Hannah Roberts, both of
San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-20
WISEMAN AND PETERS
TEST THEIR AEROPLANE
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

L0For1~t -1I0futOt 70 nc NuItI
PETALUAiA. July Ie.-Wiseman and
Peters made a successful flight with
their aeroplane today at Kenilworth
park A committee from Canto-Peta-
luna No. 10 and a few newspapermen
were the witnesses. A public flight
VIII be made in a few days.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-20

The annual meeting of the western
federation of miners is being held in
Denver. The membership of the fed
GRAFTON now is 10000 1t is thought
that President Meyer will decline a
reelection and that he will be sue
ceeded by Vice President Mahoney
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-20
VALIDITY OF TAX
is ARGUED AGAIN
Geary Street Road Involved in
Suit Brought Up by the
United Tax Payers

The question of the validity of the
1eary street municipal railroad tax
OF $4,000. levied by resolution of the
board OF supervisors in 1907. was re-
argued before Judge SeawelI yesterday
in the suit against the city for the
return Of taxes instituted bv the
United taxpayer company of San Fran
CISCO Some $75.00O of the tax was paid
by dInerent >citizens before Judge
Sturtevant decided in the Injunction
SUIT OF the Hfbernia bank that the tax
-eNN was invalid, and the action of the
Chlled taxpayer company is for the re-
coNery Of part Of that amount.
Attorney Joseph z Bien, represent
ing the plaintiff, stated that when the
tax was first decided upon by the su-
perVisors il exceeded the dollar limit
nut that afterward il was brought
Wlthin that limit by the device of plac-
ing the tax fund for street repairs anJ
cleaning outside the limit This was
merely juggling. Bien argued. and as
a matter Of fact in levying the Geary
street tax the statutory limit of a dol
lar was exceeded
After Assistant City Attorney Jesse
Steinhart had replied. Judge Seawell
took the case under submission on an
agreed statement Of facts.
To Inspect Geary Route
An inspection OF the entire Geary
road route viii be made today by the
members Of the supervisors finance and
public utilities committees in company
with the mayor, the city engineer, the
city attorney and the board of works
commissioners
The party viii start from the mayors
ONCE at 9 o'clock and cover the ground
In automobiles. An informal confer
snce is TO be held in regard to the
engineering features involved in the
construction of the road.
The bids for the S240, 900 worth Of
Geary road bonds will be received Mon
day, August 1. These with the $3.50, 900
already sold make up the first $500, 600
of the issue and viii be sufficient for
the initiatory stages of the construc-
ton
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-20

Business Agent Thomas White of To-
cal 4o4 has just returned from Vallejo
and he reports that the new teamsters
union is now 100 strong and will have
in a very short time every teamster in
the city on Its roll. The new local is
affiliated with the Solano county build
ing trades council, the central labor
council Of Vallejo and the joint council
of teamsters of san Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-20

Vice President Harmon OF the ma
chinists has gone to Los Angeles for
a few days to look over the situa ton.
He is expected back in San Francisco
by Saturday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-20

President Mcleod was in the chair
al the Monday night meeting of car
penters union No. 43S. The sum of
$500 was ordered paid on account of
the Los Angeles assessment. This
makes $l.100 the local has already for
warded for the cause of the strikers
in the southern city. The union also
donated $3.50 to the union mems or
phanage, an institution under the su-
pervision of the state building trades
council. Four candidates were initiated.
The local will parade Labor day
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-20

Forty-nine candi-
dates were initial
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-20

A donation of 81 900 was made to the
metal trade strikers in Los Angeles by
the brotherhood OF boiler makers and
iron ship builders of America during its
recent convention in ST Louis
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-20

McCALL-In Brigham City. Utah. July Is. 1910
William Mccall cousin of ]. G. Armsfrong
native OF County Armagh. Ireland aged S.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-20
ELSAssER. secretarr

of Bay City lodge No. IL
|. O.. o. F., viii please attend the funeral Of
our late brother. j. Lievre. from his residence
I4S1 McAl1iSfer street -
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Opera Tickets al Sherman. Clay & Co.'S Oak
land store and at Idora Park.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-20
SWbRTFIGUER-

SWORTFlGCEH-ln this city. July fS. 1910
George B.. beloved husband OF the late Esther
z. Swortdgler. and father of Marie and
Thomas @ Swortdguer. a native OF Schnec-
tady. y. Y. aged so years.
,Interment ST. Helena. Cal, Friday. July
%. 1910.
TAYLoR-In this city. July II. 1910, Samuel
j. Taylor. beloved husband of Nellie Taylor
tnee Eganl. beloved Of Margaret and the
late Samuel Taylor. and brother OF Edward
Richard and William Taylor and Mrs C. T.
Armstrong. a native OF San Francisco. A mem
Der Of Court Eclipse. F. Of A., and California
council. National Union
Friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral today
Wednesday,. ar $50 a. m. from the par
lors of Barry & Scuily. 927 Valencia street.
thence to ST. Pauis church. where a requiem
high mass will be celebrated for the repOse
of his soul. commencing at a. m Interment
Holy Cross cemetery.
TOTHEROH-1n Monte Rio, Cal. July IS. 1910
William H. dearly beloved husband OF Belle
D. Totheroh and devoted brother OF Mrs Har-
rison Barto, John and the Rev. A. f. Toth-
eroh. Mrs Ben COppey and Mrs. P. MOlter
a native Of Ohio. aged ~ years months and
p days. A member Of Typographical union
No. 21-
Friends and acquaintances respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow tThurs-
day. at IL a. NJ. from the parlors OF Suhr &
Wieboldt 1885 Valencia street near Twenty
nfth. Interment Cypress Lawn cemetery. BY
IL 40 a. M train from Twenty fifth and Va
lencia streets
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hLElN-Passed away at Mount Zion hospital.
Mrs. Regina Klein, loving wife of Emanuel
Klein. loving mother of Mrs. Joe BRAKEMAN,
Anton and Herman Klein, grandmother of
Mrs. William Morris and Harold BRAKEMAN.
and great grandmother of Alfred Norris a ma
tive of Budapest. Hungary. aged u years. An
Inmate of the Hebrew Home for Aged Dis
abled 25lS Howard street. (New York and
philadelphia papers please copy.)
Funeral under the auspices of the Hebrew
Home for Aged-Disabl bled. from Chevra Kadisha
Coz Octavia street, today wednesday,. July
20, at IL O'Clock a. M, to Eternal Home GENE
terry. San Mateo county. Relatives and friends
are reSpectfIIly invited TO attend
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-20

SCHUBERT-In this city. July II. 1910. Her
Schubert, beloved brother OF Mrs. o. n.
Blain. a native OF Berlin. Germany, aged &C.
years A member OF Yeren Eintrscht
Friends and aequaintanees are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services to
day "wednesday. July 20. 1910 at . O'Clock
p-' m. at the chapel Of Julius s. Godeau 81
Van Ness avenue. IncineratiOn /. O. o. F.
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01
ca G" r. On 4 q
lgr Infants and Children,
l6g Kind You Aayo Always Bought
gloDa.sso S2o.s seS Of Z<,EHlS5.saas

Fred Woods, who for the past
several mooth8 held o position as
travelling salesman for the Gay
oil Co, Of Little Rock, reajgned
that place last week and returned
homo, llo loft Tuesday for
Washington, y, Co. whore he has
occurred q position 40 oIork in the
government census department.
He will probably be away % year
Too,hing children hayo more
or lona dlarrhooa, which can be
controlled 10y giving Chamber.
lUin'B Collie, ChoIora and Dlars
rhoou Eomody AN that ia nee.
ossory la to give tho pre3oUbod
doao after each operation Of Che
bowela more than natural and
then castor od to cIeanoe the syes
tom, lti5 cafe and sure, Sold
by Snow Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01

II. T. John died at the home Of
bis cor, B. II, John at Hardy
las. week, at The age Of rs years,
For many years Mr.. John was a
citizen Of Evening Shade. For
the past twenty-one years he was
q hopeless invalid from rhouma-
Gsn,
The worlds most euccessful
medicine for bowel complaints is
Chamberlain'5 CoLic, Cholera
and Djarrhoea Remedy, It has
relieved more pain and suffering,
and saved more lives than any
other medicine in use. Invalu"
able for children and adulto,
Sold by Snow Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01
ASSESSORS NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given that will meet the tax
payers Of Sharp County, Arkansas, at the follow
inc eiraeg and places fer the purpose Of assessing
tire personal property and per capita tax Of all
person liable TO pay the same for the year l910
Cave township. Cave City, Thursday, June 80,
and Friday. Julyl.
Hardy township, Hardy, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday July 8, 6 end z.
Highland township, Highland School House,
Friday July8.
Morgan township, Center, Saturday July9 g.
Warrington township, Powclr3 Chapel Mon
day July II.
Sullivan township Maxy,lle, Tuesday July y.
Rric<o Springs Wednesday, July I3; Sidney,
Thursday July IA.
johnson township, St Paul, Friday, July IS.
Pincy Fork township, Evening Shade Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, July Is, l9 and 90
Twin rcmajn in Evening Shade tcn days COM
mcnci1g July q and ending July 81. Please be
prompt, as can't hold open until circuit court.
WILLIAM e, SMITH
Assessor Sharp County.
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01
2HER'FF'S sale
Under EXECUTION

by yMt1u Of aa execution issued from the Office
Of the Clor, Of tho Circuit Court For the Southern
District of sharp County ArIan5u8, on the l8th
day Of May. l0lo directed to the Sheriff Of sharp
County, hrtunsla said execution bang mUuol In
lbo oaugo OF Jo.aph NJ LoUpmam plain
.llr against j. A. Lamar, ", N, Poruo.J j, IT,
Morgan and w. r. Horn, Ig thar firm nauo of
J. A. Lanon and Company, doiondanta Che un'
daragncd. 100 such Sheriff. has levied upon and
Win aoll at public auction To- the highest bidder ON
q credit or tbrua months, UD the south front door
ul the court hounc In The town OF Eyouug ShOdc
Sharp County hrkoumH. ON
Saturday July 49, 1910,
htJweon the hours of O'Clock IN tho forenoon
and o'clock n HE afternoon the following dcaa
aribal renl ofOnlo tu.wiU
Part of JhorurJhoaat quarter of the uouDhwct
euor,cr, g, acres, of necuon DC, In township 10
Iar,h gpupo wort. lo,Iol upon oa the property
N the d.CnduuJ w. NJ ngmouJ and lot
No, 3 IN hIoo. numbered In Public Square town
of Cave CITY, ahurn County Mbms1s, levied up-
on sa haur0petly of the defendant i, A, Lamuu
ra,i land and lot being situate IN the Southern
DsricD Of uad county. tountigry said execution
tsnouutng 10 one hundred and twenty dollars,
tId eoain,
Gyon under my hand thin lat doY Of June HlO,
w. o, SMITH, sheriff,
SHARP County ArhaniHs,
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01
We Grant lt,y

Last Tuesday we reX,,,,,, IN
the mail from a po3tofIWE the
Southern District tho f%owing
epistle, the name Of the "riter
being omitted, which is anothcr
sideIjgbt on the interesting occu-
patton Of newspaper making:
"Dear Sir: About two weeks
ago | wrote you Q letter for pub
Iication and as you iailod to pub
lish same, | wish to offer my ap-
ologios for asking you to do So"
It's part Of thi5 papers boai-
ness to publish letters Of interest
to our readers, but we accept the
apologies Of the authoc Of the lot-
ter mentioned above; wo'ro al
ways willing to do the right
thing.
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department. Of the Interior
U. S. Land Once at Little Rock, Ark !
Inrn 80 nom


June rs, 1910
Notice is hereby given that James r, Layne Of
Laync, Sharp County, Ark, who on August 28
1893 made II. E No 25977, Serial No. ol015, for
southwest quarter southeast quarter, east half
southwest quarter and south half Of east half Of
lot Of southwest quarter section 10, township
II north, range 3 west, Fifth Principal Meridian,
has filed notice Of intention to make final FIVE
year proof to establish claim TO the land above
described, before tho Clerk Of Sharp County,
Ark at Evening Shade, Ark,, on the 25.h day Of
July, 1870
Claimant names as witnesses JEFF d, Ed
wards John Honey, Lewis Smith, allof Layac.
Ark, and w. a. Edwards Of Evening Shade, Ark.
GUY w. CAROE, Register,
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01
ne Sharp County Sunday

SClOOl CJAVGuUlOL Will W iN'" "'
New Hope on July % and 29th'
A program for this meeting Will
be published later.
John B. Laman, a good citizen
of Cave City, was looking after
some business matters in Even
| ing Shade Saturday. He has
our thanks for fayors.
While over on the river fishing
few days ago Rev. C, c. Bur
ton came in contact with poison
oak and as q consequence has a
pair Of very sore hands,
A number Of our younger
people spent q few hours very
pleasantly at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. ". Il, Clark, two miles
south Of town, Friday night.
Tbruston Alexander, a very
pleasant young gentleman Of
BatosvilIe, returned to his home
Tuesday, after spending several
days al this place with friends,
A good deal of work has been
put on the baseball ground this
week, and it is probable some
good games will be seen here
during tho remainder Of the sum-
mer.
DR.. j. r, Stockarl, the dent
ist, left Wednesday for the
Northern District, where he will
remain q week or two. He will
be at Hardy during the session Of
circuit court,
Presiding Elder A. T, Gallo
way of Bato9yiIIo will prooch at
tho Methodist church next Sum
day morning and also at night,
He will hold quarterly contcronco
here Saturday,
One Of the heaviest rains Of the
season fen Saturday, Every one
of these heavy rains oyertiows
and ovorruns tho town spring
with all kinds of dirt and trash.
Why not prevent this?
James Scout was here from
Cuion several days lately, 1t is
probable he will move to Even"
ing Shade in u few weeks and
take charge Of the mail line from
this place to Ash Flat,
John W. Mclean, real estate
man Of Hardy, was here one day
tho latter part Of last week in
company with q Kanaaa man who
was looking over the country
with u view Of purchasing land.
Chamborlain'9 Stomach and
Liver Tablets gently stimulate
the liver and bowels TO e&pol
poisonous matter, cleanse the
syatcN, cure constipation and
sick headache, Sold by Snow
Drug Co,
Circuit court for the Northern
District will convene at Hardy
next Monday, bat as that day is
the Glorious Fourth is 10 probable
an adjournment will be had un.
til Tuesday, The docket for the
term ia o light one,
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01
sHERLFF'S SALE
UNDER EXECUTION.

| Ny virtue Of an execution lauod from the office
JG iha Clarl, oi thu Circuit Court Tor the souDhs
dtn District or Shop County htRu.na on the
Uh duy Of May uO directed TO the undur
Aguei sheriff of Sharp County, ArlUu.pa, aa.d
tgouulion being iasued In the cause Of noale
= }ll Dry Goods Co., pluir J.lu against j, A, La
ihbu. w. Il. iorn W. N. Barnett and j. H. b0f-
tan. defendants. the undersigned, a. such Sheriff.
llaa ey'ei upou and willsc,l at public auction 30
do hiehyat bidder ON o credit ot tboc months, al
gbefoplh front door Of the court house In tha
own Of Evening Shade, sharp County ArlNuHuH,
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01

JOHN W. THOMPS0N.
For Assessor
WILLIAM Z. SMlEL
For Surveyor
CLEO c, PRICE
During the month Of June Dep"
uty Clerk Justus issued only two
marriage licenses.
Miss josie Kerr is spending
tho week with relatives and
friends at Melbourne,
William Cochran went TO
Springfield, Mo-, several days
ago on a pleasure "trip,
A moving picture show at the
court house Wednesday night
drew good sized crowd.
Ted, the little son Of Mr.. and
Mrs, W, N. Metcalf, has been on
tho sick list for several days,
John l.. Aakew, one Of the
Records good friends in Sullivan
township, was in tho city one day.
recently.
Luke Yates, o prominent
young farmer and teacher Of
Center, was Il visitor to town one
day recently.
Allen Davidson left last week
for Jonesboro, where ho expects
to secure employment with the
Frisco railroad company,
If dog ionnel were hay q for"
tune could be realized off tho
product to be found on tho prin-
cipal stroot5 Of thia town,
W. W. Justus one day this
wook moved to the residence
property which he recently pur'
chased from Joseph Ault,
Marcus Ferguson, the blind
piano tuner, spent two or three
days in town recently, lie al
ways finds patronage hero,
Mrs. Lee Brand returned SAT"
urdoy from an oXtondod visit
with relatives at BaDo0yiIlo,
Joneaboro and other pointo,
Despite the fact that the
weather is hot and times ON
tho ragged edge, the drummcra
como and go just the same,
jim McCaleb returned Tuesday
from BateeyiIlc, whore ho spent
moro than u week yory pleasant
" omong old ocqnaintancco,
Col, Sam II, Davidson roturn"
cd u few days ago from Hardy,
whore no spent several days
looking after 0omo legal busi'
noas,
It was no mean philosopher
who said that half the Toublea
people worry about mover hap.
pen. We know some instances
Of II,
DR.. W. O, TlbJlos purchased q
good saddle horse the latter part
Of last week from JEFF Bolor Of
Franklin, the puroha0o price bo'
log Sl7j,
county Treasurer j, W,
Thompson spent several days on
hia farm IN Morgan lately oo'
gialing in getting hI9 crops out Of
lho grass,
W, Il. stanGIl, ono Of the bo3t
clt.zona Of strawberry townahip,
was here Saturday attending to,
some busIne1s and meeting bic
many friends,
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01

The GUNNER attendance at the
Springfield Business College is
larger than ever. The large fac
ulty and new equipment place
this business college ahead Of all
competition. Hundreds OF young
persons borrow money from the
school for tuition, and pay after
getting a job.
A number Of papers in this
section Of the state are making
favorable mention Of the candi"
dacy Of Hon. Sam II, Davidson
for judge Of the chancery courts
TO succeed Judge G, Y. Hum
phries OF Newport. There is no
better material for this place in
the district than Col, Davidson.
While Mark Whitlock, a young
man whose home is in Washing"
ton township, was walking along
the public road Sunday lightning
struck a tree just twenty feet
from him. The young man was
knocked to the ground and stun
ned for some time, and conoiders
it close to O miracle that ho was
not killed.
Soreness o. h @ muscles,
whether induced by violent exer-
else or injury, is quickly relieved
by the free application Of Cham
berIain's Liniment. This lini"
mont 10 equally valuable for
muscular rheumatism and always
affords quick relief, Sold by
Snow Drug Co.
When the stomach fails to per-
form its functions, the bowels be-.
come dorangod, tho liver G0E
kidneys congoated causing num4
erous diseases, The stomach
and liver must be restored TO a
healthy condition and Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
can be depended upon to do it,
Easy TO take end most effective,
Sold by Snow Drug Co. A
Mos7orsuJas HQtchi3on ana
}, II, Washum, engaged in tick
eradication, sprayed large
number Of cattle here Wodne5-
day, This was the first time
spraying has been done at this
station the present season, and
on account Of the fact that the in.
speclors are fading but Tow ticks
in tbi9 territory it is believed tho
work will not have to bo continu.
ed here long,
Elder II, F, Normillion Of jiu.
reka Springs, one Of the foremost
Baptist min,stora Of tho state,
will conduct o camp meeting at
Zion, lizard county, nino miles
west Of Evening Shade, begin.
ming July Il, aud continuing two
weeks, The ooPvieoa will be held
in Il tent large enough to accom-
.modate o thousand people,
Everybody is invited to como and
apond the entire time,
President George W, Mooor re.
quests this paper TO announce
. that the next session OF tho Sharp
County FarmoFs Union will bo
'held at Bear Creek, three ndIoy
wcet Of Evening Shade, on Fri.
| day and saturday before tho
tbrd Sunday In july Also ot
tho oOne D,mo O meeting Of the
dneolorl Of the warehouse viii bo
held. A tull attendance 10 TO.
quoo.cd at theao mcoting5,
Prof. Noah W, Gilbert OF Cayo
| City delivered O lecture ot the
Methodist church IaoJ Sunday
|olOoraooo, bat a1 tao fact That he
|waa to lecture wuo not generally
. known tho crowd out 10 hear h.m
was email Mr., Gllbcrt opoaao q
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01
eaDwlny July 90, iaio,

between fine toua laf execution fd.a the r.ls
lrvnr dt.JrhtI rml ptuDo Hup'o i6 ,ho gouUbs
du pHuIp, pmu County ArlwWl Doswil
/ laIf Of tle no Iaa..l wuler0t Jhu ouJhVu.J
ltmlpn s3 Ugue of section ld In township h
tsH,A imna west, levied uuouua Ils property
It be defendant w. N barnett and ia.
Nv. n blU.. numbered T. ia Public uluurc, town
pt cur ety. Jowia.y Nvyuuuon onouJu.
luWuUuUl.dund lury..ao dollars uud obs.
,5rn ,eula and costa
I lNtitHdDrn nE hand thB lHt day Of June lOlO,
W. q, SMITH, Sheriff.
kharp luualN Arkansas.
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

!. or Governor
"a GEORGE W. DONACuEY.
1or Secretary Of State
EARLE ". HODGES,
FOR State Auditor
JOHN r, JOBE.
For State Treasurer
JOHN W. CROCKETT.
For Agricultural Commissioner
FRED II. PHILLIPS.
For State Land Commissioner
REUBEN c, DYE,
/ For Supl. Of Public Instruction
= GEORGE B. COOK.
: For Associate Justice
' WILLIAM T. KIRBY.
For Congress
WILLIAM A. OLDFIELD.
For Railroad Commiaaoncr
GEORGE w. BELLAMY,
EOr I'IOSCtulinH ATTORNEY
CHARLES 4. ELMOkE.
l1or Representative
WALTER II. HOLE
or County Judge
j. ALLEN GAY.
For Clerk,
JAMES M. SIMPSON.
For Sheriff
WAYNE w. BRl2TOW
Tor Treasurer
JOHN W. THOMPSON.
For Assessor
WILLIAM e. SMlEii,
For Surveyor
CLEO G., PRICE,
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01

UI1IlWJ no fft N DO, d, !,
IL G, naWi.t s Coo Chicago, llhaI
want every man and woman Whn
inya lhn least .Hapiaion thAt thty
uIo ulI.,rd w'lh lJduuy and hlaV' \
dor dlHomol ~ Ht once wulo thoVs,
and \ trIal box Of theao lllla WIZ
ha uudt free by return mall posl
paid 10 &c 10 dAy,
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01

tered at the PostoGico "a, Evening Shade ArA.,
as sccond-class matter.
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01
LOCAL NEWS.

sA~~Uoo~c~Umc~0~o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18
The Time of His Life.

He turned around anal darter To-, ta-
elevator. and with the inGong crowd ie
mingled. DOWN. down. doHn lie We. /
Then up. up. mp. until his aunt. frantic
with the idea of haviI.G lost her charge.
nd shifting a sniff from her smeil.us
ali. NV the car approaching the toy
jHrartmt ut floor again.
S,t, made Cor him. Denny roared. ~
would not leave. He would not GO. 81,
STAMPED his little foot and bawled
lie had made friends with the elevator
man in ti:at short trip. The elevator man
VAS willing To let him ride.
80 he rode. Up and down and up ana
Gown and up and down.
foor dear aunt getting SeaSick with 1,
ali. had To stand by his side and watch
the reVer-cEdins proc ess.un OF people ~
IN and out, and see the numbers of the
floors as they flashed by her eyes
And vet ii was Dennys greatest day
He Will remember IL for years TO come.
Not because il was the day he saw
Santa Claus
On, no, ii was the day ne rode i'm the
elevator, just jhirtyeight times