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Evening journal., 1911-11-21
HOUSEHOLD NOTES
BY
Maude E. CiHey

In making tomato soup with milk,
always put the soda in the milk be-
fore putting the tomatoes and milk to-
gether aud your soup will never
curdle.
Stagnant water in a kitchen boiler
often leaves sediment, especially I'm
rainy weather, where there is a poor
filter plant in the city water sup
ply
II when reading and sewing by
lamp light a sheet of white paper is
placed under the lamp It will be found
that far stronger light is had all
over the room.
Always remove the cake Of fat that
settles on the top Of cold soups; IL
allowed 10 remain the soup will turn
sour more quickly than It otherwise
would.
A clever device for moving a stove
is 10 take a new broom, raising the
stove from the base, place IL upon the
brushy part of the broom and draw
Il by the handle
A piece Of sandpaper, kept for the
purpose Of securing pans and kettles
| I'm which something has been scorch-
ed, is very helpful. II keeps them
bright and smooth.
A small pinch Of carbonate Of soda
in the water I'm which cabbages are
/ boiled preserves the color Of the vege-
table and lessons the unpleasant odor
while cooking.
10 is especially useful to understand
about dislnfeotants used for the sink
Certain purifiers may be death tc
germs; they are equally death 10 the
pipes, and plumber bills follow.
Small pearl buttons are much bet
ter than cheap collar buttons. Sew
them on the neckband of the waist
and button the collar over them the
same as over collar button.
At tho approach Of cold weather Il
is important TO have the plumbing
thoroughly inspected. A bad breaf
is more comfortably repaired nov
than with the thermometer at zero.
A pinch of soda in the fruit Jan
after being washed will sweeten 1t
This, of course. is to be put in the
| jar before being scalded or rinseo
out, leaving It sweet and free from
odor
For leather Of chairs that is rubbet
or worn or looking shabby, the white
of an egg is excellent. Apply Il Will
a soft rag. when tho leather will no
only be restored. but wear longer
For use in an ironing-holder a piece
of leather cut from the top Of an ole
shoe will protect the hand from thu
heat. also save callous spots from th'
Evening journal., 1911-11-21

Outward applications Of lemon juice
cure stings and bites of insects.
Rice has a finer flavor if washed In
hot water instead Of cold before cook
ing
II lemon is warmed before squeez-
ing. nearly double the quantity of
juice will be obtained.
Perspiration stains can be removed
by rubbing with soap and laying the
garment in the hot sun.
To soften the hands: After washing
with soap and water. rub them with
oatmeal while still wet.
When one dislikes the taste Oi
bought salad dressing it can often
be Improved by adding sour cream.
Kerosene viii soften boots and
shoes that have been hardened by wa
ter. and make them as pllable as
new.
Evening journal., 1911-11-21
FREIGHT CARS PILE UP
WHEN RAILS SPREAD

For more than three hours traffic
over the east bound tracks of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was
blocked between FELTON, and Fairview.
yesterday afternoon, due to spreading
rails, or the breaking Of a fiange re-
sulting in the derailment of two cars
heavily laden with soft coal.
All east bound trains were operated
over the west bound tracks between
FELTON, and Fairview stations. and it
was not necessary to suspend traffic
altogether. Delays were experienced
and few freights were operated in or
der that the passenger service would
not be interfered with.
After the cars had been replaced on
the rails a force of trackmen was
placed at work The rails were soon
repaired and opened to traffic.
Evening journal., 1911-11-21

White paint. which is enameled or
vanished. requires careful treatment
and should be washed with fine oat-
meal. not soap.
To Danish ants. cut thin strips Of
cucumber rind and put about where
they abound this will invariably
drive them away.
Lemon peel and orange peel. dried,
make a good substitute for kindling.
A handful thrown into a dying fira
Will revive it at once.
Have you ever tried calf tongue? Il
is smaller than the usual tongue; cor
respondingly delicate; also cheaper
and boils more quickly
To clean decanters: Mix half a
gill of vinegar with a handful of salt.
Put a little in each decanter and
shake well. Rinse in clear water.
Evening journal., 1911-11-21
FOUND AFTER ss YEARS.
Relatives Learned of Missing Woman
on Her Deathbed.

CHESTER, Pa, Nov. 21--After an
absence of 33 years, during which
time her relatives in this city did not
know her whereabouts, Miss Sallie
Wood died in the Burlington IN. J)
Hospital, aged 56 years. Mrs. kath-
crime Riley, a sister, and Mrs. VIII
liam Steelman, a niece, both of Ches-
ter. we're at the womans bedside
when she passed away.
Miss Wood disappeared from her
home in this city in 1878 Nothing was
heard from her since until word
reached her relatives that she was dy-
ing.
Evening journal., 1911-11-21

Maiden. Your thin, straggly hair can
Ia made 10 come In thick and FUZZY, " You
avoid alkali shampoos. The most nehehclhl
thing for cleansing scalp ana ner s p,nls pts
i'm "A cnp OF hot water is enough Tor de-
iirhtful shampoo. You will hnd canthroN
removes every atom Of dust ana uanufen
and after rinsing. tho hair VIII dry uqich'y
and ia easily managed. Use canihroN oc-
casionnllv and your hair will regain IT'S
original tint and loyliness.
Puritan. You arc right. Kardene ia a
remedy OF rrandmother's days, and VI CON
sidered the be-. thing known as "a blood
cleanser and body.builder. This old-fash
ioned tonic is made by dissolNiug 70 half'
cupful sugar in ono'half pint alcohoi' 10
which he added one ounce tarjcno and
cnenrn hof water 10 make irll quart. 3he
das, tablespoonful be1le mcais. \
treatment with this tonic will quickly rid
the system Of impurities, restore Your health
and appetite and build you UP.
Dot: You cannot change the color Of
ycur eyes but you can make them bright
and spsrkling by using q simple eye-tonic,
made By dissolving an ounce of crlstos IN a
pint of cold water Two or three drops of
this should be put In each eye daily The
crysios eye.tonic is splendid for sore ach,
ine or tired eyes and granulated lids. and
its use frequently does away with the ne
cessity Of wearing glasses
Mrs. Ben. (i) Il Is gratifying 20 know
that the kardenc tonic has done 30 much
Tor YOU (2l Stop using powder and Try
this simple lotion for The skin and I ar
sure you will hc delighted; Tn half'pint
hot water dissolve four ounces spurmaN,
then add two teaspoonfus -lycsrine. When
this is cool apply sparinEly Go the face, neck
and arms. rubbing lightly until dry. This
spurmax lotion is splendid for irecklcs, pnd
rough. oily skins, end using ii removes al
impurities You will find She spurmaX To-
iion lends n charm and soitness 10 tho com.
plcXion and Is superior 90 powder, rhio Il
/ is invisible when on.
Lcnore: Don't worry You can quickly
Evening journal., 1911-11-21
P. r. RS STOCKHOLDERS.
Participants in November Dividend
of S6,SO7. $40 Number 72,7s3.

The number Of stockholders who
will receive the Pennsylvania Rail-
roads dividend, payable November 80,
is 1878, the largest in the company's
history. Their share of the profits to-
tails s6,s07,s4O, 1 1-2 per cent on
9,077,121 shares of stock, whose par
value is $453 1856, $50. Since the August
dividend the number of stockholders
has been increased 1923, the psrtici-
pating share 57,710 and the dividend
S43,0S0.
Among the stockholders are 34,219
women. The foreign stockholders num-
Der 1922. those residing in Pennsyl-
vania 22,750 and those in New York
State 12,55S.
Evening journal., 1911-11-21

grip if one uses the patent handle
irons.
A teaspoonful Of warm honey taken
every 20 minutes has a surprising ef-
feet on catarrh. Honey should always
be kept handy, as it is invaluable ia
cases Of illness caused by catching
cold.
Pear stains may be removed from
any fabric by saturating with turpen-
tine, then rubbing with soap before
washing Iodine, one Of the worst oi
stains, may be removed in the sam'
manner.
Evening journal., 1911-11-21
PRAISE SERVICE.

The annual praise service Of the
Missionary Society Of Central Pres
byterian Church will be held tomor-
row evening, when an address will be
delivered by Mrs K. S. Crane, of Eliza
beth. N. j.. on THE Mission Schools
of Porto Rico"
Evening journal., 1911-11-21
STEAMER GETS OFF.

The steamship FL Alba, from New
Orleans for Philadelphia. with a cargo
of sugar, which ran ashore on Brown
Shoal Delaware Bay, on Saturday,
was fioated yesterday, after part OF
her cargo had been discharged with
the assistance of tugs.
Evening journal., 1911-11-21

]. E. Parker. 2O21 No. 10th ST.. IT.
Smith, Ark, says that he had taken
many kinds of kidney medicine, but
did not get better until he took Foley
Kidney Pills. No matter how long
you have had kidney trouble. you Will
find quick and permanent benefit by
the use Of Foley Kidney Pills. Start
taking them now. N. B. Danforth,
Market and Second streets.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1911-11-21

Grace. You need have no fear about
hairs returning after using the delatone
paste Any druggist can supply powdered
delatone and 70 remove hairs from face, or
neck. make n paste with a little delatone
aud water Apply this 20 offending hairs
and in two or three minutes scrape of and
wash tho skim This removes every trace
Of hair and leaves the skin white and firm.
You will have 20 pay dollar an ounce
for tho dolatone and IL rs worth II.
Evening journal., 1911-11-21
INTERPRETATIONS MEETING.

The monthly meeting Of the Anti
tuberculosis Society will be held at
the home Of Miss Emily p. Bissell
this evening.
Evening journal., 1911-11-21
Backache, Headache, Nervousness

Backache, Headache, Nervousness
and rheumatism, both in men and
women, mean kidney trouble. Do not
allow it to progress beyond the reach
Of medicine but stop it promptly with
Foley Kidney Pills. They regulate
the action of the urinary organs.
Tonic in action. quick in results.
n b. Danforth, Market and Second
streets-Adv.
Evening journal., 1911-11-21
REHEARsING CHRISTMAS MUSIC

Delaware Avenue Baptist Sunday
school has a new orchestra, which is
helping in rehearsals for the Christ
mas cantata to be given by the school.
Evening journal., 1911-11-21
DANCING AT ST. PATRICK's HALL.

Social dances Monday and Wednes-
day evenings. Scholars class Friday
evenings. Bird and Edwards Or
chestra+
Evening journal., 1911-11-21
Y. M. G. A. AUXILIARY.

The Y. W. c. A. Auxiliary will meet
in the association building this after
noon when the annual election Of
officers will be held.
Evening journal., 1911-11-21

May; Your mother is right Powders
and cosmetics very often cause blackheads
and other skin eruptions and cause the skin
Co grow coarse and lfcless. A thoroughly
dependable cream Jelly for correcting com
plexion faults can be made a. little cost by
stirring two teaspoonfuls glycerne into a
half.pint cold water, then adding one ounce
almoEoin. Let remain until thoroughly dis
solved, then apply freely to the face, neck
and arms after removing the dust and Crime.
Massage this In well, and the skin viii be
soft and volvety. Tho daily use Of this al.
mozoin croam.i Jelly frees the skin Of all i'm.
pur,ies and lends charming tint aud
youthfuness TO the complexion.
Evening journal., 1911-11-21

r. D.. starved condition Of the hair.
roots causes the hair 20 grow dull, ''sungy''
and brittle and unless q good tonic is en-.
ploycd you cannot hope 90 have hnc head
Of hair Make up and use this tonic md
your hair will again take on It's soft nuid.
ness and natural tint: Mix together one.
half pint each alcohol and water. and TO this
add one ounce quinzoin. Massaging the
scalp frequently with this tonic soon restores
the healthy condition, and when this is done
you will not be troubled with dandruf or
excess oil Constant using makes the hair
grow In rich and abundant.
Evening journal., 1911-11-21

DEslGN by MAY MASror.
6o7r -reasant Blouse for Misses and
Small Women, IA, 10 and IS years.
z774 Two-Piece Skirt for Misses and
Small Women, "a, 10 and Is yearS
Evening journal., 1911-11-21
Answers
Health and Beauty
BY MRS. MAE MARTYR

regain your normal weight and symmetrical
figure without fasting or INDUCING in violent
gist four ounces parnotis and dissolve it in
Ia pint -a-haf hot water When 70 cools
take tablespoonful before each meal. Con-
tinue this treatment till your weight is
whore YOU want IL and you viii End that the
wrinkled
Evening journal., 1911-11-21

Lcnore' Don't worry. You can quickly
Evening journal., 1911-11-21

Make the reductionyourselffro
price plainly marked on ticket.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11
BRAZIL WILL "VALORIZE"
ITS SUGAR PRODUCTS
,i'''nt Experiments tu Hold n Price
80 'on'c \rr Ia IL sod \gain ou
Nnuihri tontnptiii,

Eln ian'iru, Ann DO a. sugar vail
CREATION piun sinila o. t1at adopted
Ter r1if.. ta- been arranged h> ROPE
ros'uthtN'H ui brazilian sugar pro-
ducihg states \ special taN equal 60
about I cont. ON tho 100 polnds uu
az sugar exported through rio Ia-
n"it" 's proposed. the proceeds g. bc
used iur inc purchas" of sugar Co..
hold off th' market,
Brazil rtoduces onH about 3ou. nHU
cons. u 81. uou.uoU worth oi sugar
annually about equal tu thr produr-
ton OF Louisiana
rh, taIrrization plan was adopted
uN a., coffee states sewers, wears rgo
when There was an uN,rnrodu. OF
coffee and it WIS selling below M,
cost of production About 90 million
dollars worth of ,offr, was Purchased
and held on ~, market A. tho same
I'm" Ia As were passed prohibiting ans
new planting oi coffee fui limited
period Recently some of 'h. ,aloi-
tied c"ftce has been sold at large
prufit
i'razh produces such q large pros.
portion oi thp wurid'. coffee SUI. IS
thai "A project at this sort has an i'm.
p"rtant effect uu IN, market nut ~
sugar pr"duction Us too insignificant
Ia be factor in the worlds trade.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11
WHERE MURDER AND
ROBBERY HOLD SWAY
New N"rL Waterfront ~ Place or
b'"'" ""d '""stnm bangor "a sca.
men f~'m Gang, ~ Thug.

New York, Aprii T.. sailors frr-
puontly are murdered along New
Works water fron, and patrons ur
rNctsid" hotels are siurprd aud
robbed almost every night THAT at
''nSt was th, testimony RECENTLY uiy,u
/" the grand iury here by men who
M, familiar with conditions along Tho
water front. Among them was star
'ord Wright head of "a, soam,n's
Christian association. ana Father
Philip McGrath. known a. tn. figh,-
INK priest. VINO is head uf a Catholic
mission toi sailcrs Their tcslimon,
was Curruhoratcd b, that of men who
condur, hotels Ia the Same part 81
New Nork
organized gangs attack sailors
every night, heating them into insrn-
sibililN according to Wright con
diuuns ar" worse along 40, water
front nov than th.t ever have been
h"tor. De-. gays ia, thugs who pre-,
upon the sailors. the sober ones ~
W'li as ia. drunken ONES. az, Young
men ranging In age from a. to Is.
After beating up a sailor the MON
h'rs ot these gangs rob him aud then
Frequently thruW him into tn river.
The ending Of bodies ia the river Is
not unusual
= would nat walk along West
street from Tenth street to Twentieth
street any aigu 'n the wcrk for an
tn nuu,, iu DO, world Mr. Wright
said
pnc reason h, gives 'pr th, own
conditions along th, water front a.
the discontiuuau,, nt the precinct de-
trcuNrs. men not 500 Uniform who tor
m"rh did ,nluahlr uurs iu Keeping
order Although h, utd uo fault to
fnd with a., individual policemen ~
tn" district Mr. Wright said tho force
seemed tn Dee drmoraIlod aud afraid
70 81" hu, thing
More uhofpl u." o' ulsb,Siicks was
advocated bN ~, lighting priest \
'ntlt oNrr ho head With club
would be- mIyn mon, oftcctiv" in
breaking up tine activities of tho wharf
thug. Father McGrath believed, thau
Kind words and good advice
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11
BOY SCOUTS HAVING
TIME Of THEIR
YOUNG LIVES
Baseball Game This Morning
and Football Game This Aft.
ernoon; Grand Bonfire and
Rally Tonight.

That the BOY Scouts. cncampcd ~,
Paiurito. Nv miles south of town. are
having IN time oi thoir Young lives
Is the encouraging report brought To
to"h THIS morning by Raymond u
Stan1hh, who Is assisting Admtant VI
j. Mctiuinness IN handling tn youns.
sters MI Stamm came 80 Town on -
last horse and was in camp agaih be.
torc o'clock Scouts we're al az
shortly after day break ANA after thcy
had gone through The customary ablu.
lions. began 20 think OF breakfast
When II became known that Nj
sta nm va going to town he was i'm
mcdiatcly dclugcd with requests TO
call az various home, in The city and
obtain a fresh supply of grub. some al
the lads having misiudgcd their eat
ing capacity Onc boy sem an order
to his mother FOR three cans OF snr
dimes. u can OF condensed milk. tWO
pckagCs az crackers and pound of
cheese iiul rs this youngstcr paved
u game uf baseball this morning aud
u "a ne OF 'uotbal this afternoon. he
viii no. suffer from Insomnia or In
digestion At an, time during the
night
Reports irum camp are To the effect
That the Scouts are taking life very
seriously and are complying strictly
with rules ana regulations The iol.
lowing extract from the log book.
indicates that the Scouts spent busy
dav Yesterday
Left Albuquerque a N. with ~
scouts aud wagon train OF three wag.
t.fif NaIIfnp \rY oil
camp 10 a m Pitched camp Dinner
AZ ~ noon After dinner. fishing cx-
pedi.io 20 lakes: ball game. Rosu.
lar, versus Scrubs. the Regulars win.
nings l6 to > I O'Clock, driil. fol.
lowed los lag salute Il O'Clock. sup
per After supper council around
iira With talks bN Ndoiutant Me.
Guinness. ana stories OF Camp and
woodcrait by Nh Stanm Taps ai y
O'Clock BOY, az healthy. happy and
cheerful
", unanimous acjlon oi the council
last evening Robcr T. putucy and
Ru, uuud u Siamm were made hon.
orary members of the lioy Scouts OF
Albuquerque The boys were strong.
~ in favor OF tossing Mr. stamm ana
Vi Putnyl in tn BLANKET bV waS OF
initiation. bur TINS plan was strongly
ovcrmled bN Adiutaul McGginncss
and the ringloaicis IN the plot were
chased on 10 bed
Those vino do not part icipatc In tho
baseball and football ramcs TO-DAY VIII
Ice taken on scouting expeditions in
the Wild country adjacent go the Huh
bell ranch. upuu which the tents OF
tho scouts have been pitched. The
ranch is an ideal place ior camping.
The Rio GlHudc maivsticall, wends
IT, way q short distance oasf Of Tho
ranch while q nile west are several
lakes. well stocked Nth fish Here
scouts who an. hand, with th, reel
and in, may noub hsh lo. hours Al .
time. On The tar I'D ut The lakes are
snudhill, aud ~ no great distance are
gian' cottonwood trees and under
brush which afford excellent facilities
tor trailing and other foats Of scout
mans6ip.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11
Ii\\t.i.~ a.! TIM \TN.II\I
WEARS
} . 90 . . . . . 90

Twcnt hNc yeas, Is bat moment
In ihp words history. and vet what
change. come with the passing at q
sln slc quarter century one has no
clear idea of what has happened an.
III he sums up M. notable events. OF,
sOu' one else INN, thcm up for him
Such summing M has he n made
by Isaac l.. Rice founder OF IN For
un, and is printed In tho current
numhog of that magazine Here is a
paragraph that viii amaze those
grown lu,k VINO think that nothing
much has ha lpoucd since they cam"
TAO the world
In 1856 Grover ClcN Hand was
prosid' M of the United iltcs. queen
Victoria bad nor vet seen the pagg cant
q her first jubilee. William was
Ger nan emperor; Francois PAM Jules
Gr"vy The head Of the French rcmb
Tic liumbcI ! king Of italy They
have gone. Fou other presidents
have entered he White House, tWo
kings have sat on Queen Niciuria's
Throne, t&o faiHcrs have held the
sccp'.r Of the nrs war lord And OF
all the mylads ut human erings who
were then living men. women and
children. more than yNu-iiljhs have
passed away In iN>G there were dG
millions OF people ~ tho luilcd
states 33 millions of them an, lett
IN the - millions of the present pop.
Hlation Iwgnty.thrro millions have
died --tht harvest ui "A quarter Of
century The iiOcr war has been
ought ANA our war with Spain and
the Philippine. The air hat been
conquered The Panama canal has
been brought into hclpg The MUS
ol Edison ana the great Inventors has
made the Miraculous common lidC";
auto mobiles. the phonograph. wireless
tclcslaphN aCroplancs are among the
products of those twenty five wears
Science has moved forward ma.uih.
Gently. The arts have followed per.
haps littr less spicuuuslF Sew
YORK has NOR, han doubled her poIn
ulatiud san Francisco hns risen nom
ruins These are eight mui, states
IA IA, union - millions mor people
- billions OF dollars more wealth.
The times chaugc. indeed nnj the
children of time and circumstances
change with them Perhaps h were
Unkind 20 sugeosl mat while uGr IN
puiIH ana tNUoilN nave dbUDltu dHu
our population viii soon have The
same numerical distinction. the cot
al living has Increased IN a oorrc.
spending ratio
Tlul, The last twcniNshVc wears
have WIousht great changes hui tuD
next quarter century viii be- Some
thing more Than drath.roll ANA
record OF lortuno-makine achieve
mcnls. Cor n viii bring about groai
governmental ana social reform AMI
mas. Weticc not riches. IN, Ideal o.
civilization
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11
\i,i>s tOi, ilNBN

Thr summer season olil soon 1, ct
hand aud a, ,,,rt muthrf kuuue CT
should know Do b. tnru that tbo great
,~t mortaht, occurs among ih, uabic.
Sew Mr>0o bns an id,nl ,umpto win
V tcmprrstur, The soar around that
cannot be- outch,sod Therefore. dur-
NIX %, summer months IN tho south.
west tu, mortality among hudreu is
NOT a. blsh as Boo other sections 81
bc country especail, ih, bis cities.
with Then squalor
It Is we'll. however. lot over, meth
80 to watch her bah, with mon, than
usual care during june Jun aud
August aud probsbl, september.
FrrduR is probapl, ,h, mos, import
amt item Tor consideration aud ~ au
infant Is inclined to- be si,kiy. cross
ana docs not Sleep we'll physician
should De consulted early as to IT,
diot
tn best authorities agree that u
chnds physical makeup depends
largely upon the care given during
the nrs, two years OF a bab,'s exist
"urc.
The BEGINNINGS Of many chronic dis
orders are made in tho nrN year aud
unless especial vigilance II exercised
the NTH constitution win not be able
O" rcsis, ncrrditat, disease.
n "a bah, be- properly uourishod
kcpi clean ana given good air and
sunshine IN the first months u il
armed ana can make q good figh,
AGAINST subsequent illnesses
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11

when Colonel charles T. Mansur
81 Missouri was defeated for ronomlna-
tiuu hc made n farewell speech to the
house ~ which he was sny ing -
has. worked hard during ms SIX wears
u'ro y,ry hurd AZ abors On the
committee on claims wer,' onorous
aud uncodsing ! have rcpnrt.d on
hundreds of hills ! hav, worked all
dH, and sometimes all night Trno
and time again have remained In my
committee room iu tho capitol until
the morning light strram,d through
pa, Windows ~ ths point som,
h''rtl'ss was asked What was the
ante, Colonel 1000
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11
WHAT THEY IisSe ..

Cleopatra wore NO rat
Ncaus Wol nO congress callers.
Nero never Cl- ed the phOn"
Noah saw uu aNiators.
Houston Post.
Caesar dud-cd uu motor caTs,
Plato saw no neludranas.
"a IphC wore no haiem skirt.
Adam utrcr wore palamas.
milwaukee, Sentinel
Aristotle never lew
lu hiplanc, I viii bet
Socrates. IN skin.iight pants
On he streets was never mpf
Los Angeles Express.
Cicero aid not ust corn SaiNr
l,luchcr had no Fourth OF July
job ne'er knew thc luscious plYalNc.
Napoleon never al. minco pie
Schenectady - " luiul
King solomon ihe Wise one.
Never saw h. lyagu"rs play
Confucius. the religious
Never ordered con soume