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New-York tribune., 1912-08-25

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New-York tribune., 1912-08-25

Any way you look az u, Mr.. Arch
bold made such a bad investment that
the peoples belief IN Wall Streets
financial genius Is going to De sadly
shaken.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25

The Tribune wants 70 krow Just how
Far west or the Hudson River viii GOV,
"e-nOr Wilson wish 20 spreed the gifd
'.-idirRs Of the accession OF Mr.. Jacob p
"Sch'~ 10 his standard" And we take
the liberty OF rerlvinE that tnere IL no
reason why he should not rejoice 10 nave
the information spread all over the coun .
,rv A better hr~ader or more parr'ofic
citizen than Jacob y Schi~ docs no. erist
IN these United S'ares-and NOBODY Knows
that better than The Tribune. No num-
bug now .-Harper's Weekly
Just SO Let Governor Wilson put
aside his humbug about the menace OF
money trust" composed OF such
good men as Mr.. schiff. Colonel Har-
vev Is not so stupid as not 10 know
that The Tribunes criticism was not
OF Mr.. schir but OF Mr.. Wilson's hum
bug in protesting a purpose 20 de-
stroy the power OF Mr. schirf and his
close associates 70 dominate he coun-
trv's business and finance while eagerly
welcoming their support.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
NEW YORK SOCIETY,"

s.ntember is now only week away. ano
a.. aAyent will mark the opening ol 'h'
New YORK fall suburban season. see
.or ~ weddings, horse shows, coufilr'
ts,rs and country house hospitality IN 'Wns W
,,,c,nitv of the metropolis. In fact' ln'
month gives promise of proving par'l.u' ~
Iar,v CAV and festive. and It is this pros
meet that is bringing home carrier tn4H nan
80 been anticipated numbers OF well
known people who had intended srenh'ns
,ns entire fall abroad. What has con-
,r,buted no, a nttl-t rh.s is ne 70 a. u
60 ,ar country life has been welhisN
,-,oIerabIe and shooting impossible n
Great Britain owing TO the torrentlal
ra,ns which completely spoiled the Co"es
regatta week and according 10 lA'''s'
news nave continued without mnch inter
ruption ever since.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25

Police dogs capture two burglars IN
Flatbush. One branch OF the service
seems 10 be neither incompetent nor
corrupt.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
Nrtu Durk Crihnne.

SUNDAY. AUGUST .. 1912
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25

Colonel and Mrs. Robert H. I. Goddard.
who arrived FROM Europe on Friday on
board the Lusitania left town Yesterday
with their son and daughter-ln-law. Mr..
and Mrs. r / Goddard. jr.. for Provi-
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25

Among those arriving this week from
Europe on board the Oceanic. which IL
due on Wednesday. are Stephen 4. Olin
Miss Grace Bigelow. Mr. and Mrs o. A
Barnard. Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Phelps
Mr. and Mrs George Q. White and Mr.
and Mrs. r a. Grannis. y.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25

Due on Friday on the Cedric are Str
Thomas Whitaker. NJ. r.. and Iady
Whitaker. Sir Hsr5ert Roberts, NJ P,
ana the Hon. F. K. Grosvenor' younger
son OF I.ora Ebury.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25

Miss Ethel Roosevelt. daughter OF Colo
mel and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt. ex-
Lieutenant Governor Willard OF Virginia,
Mrs. Willard and Miss Willard, VINO nave
been the guests OF Sir Wlirid and Lady
Laurier at Ottawa, have departed foE
quebec
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25

Mr.. and Mrs. W. Seward Webb. ,r.
were in town for a couple OF days las
week from their country place, at Ba,
Shore, Long Island. They left the cit,
yesterday after making their headquar
ters at the Ritz-carlton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-01
BROADWAY BIAzES
10 WELCOME 1912
IN SPITE of RAIN AND sLUsH
CROWD THRoNG STREETS
AND LOBSTER PALACES.

NEW YORK. Dec. 31.--New York
sped the old year to the past and
welcomed the new much az It always
does. With pealing Chimes and I'M
fettered frivolity. eating and drink
Ing, and attending church services or
the cabaret OF the lobster palaces. a.
fancy or custom dictated. There was
rain and snow and siush to thin the
crowds In the streets and . veil OF
Sabbath reserve and dignity to tenn
per the hilarity around the White
Lights, but this veil was no more than
q tAttered garment when the chimes
had marked the passing Of the mid
night hour.
ss'7s New FORK was nearer total dark
hess at midnight than at any time
during the Year. When the millions
Of lights were turned on again. Sun
day restraint. gave way ~ Monday
ahautfon-H thAra had bean any of
the former.
According to the statisticians. New
York's pockets buiged with $3.50. 000,-
600 Of Wall Street money, paid out
AZ interest on Investments and sec fat
turkeys. 500 900 maaee pfes and l00.=
600 bottles OF champaigne-And
more. too. contributed TO the xsst Of
tho occasion. Also there wzS no
pciica lid
The squares we're packed with ,um-
ahselasil. kasl2rGsf 1 Itch I. fighters, the
btsEeSt gathering surrounding Old
Trinity ut the Ginning hour. The
hotels and restaurants were throngod.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-01
BURIED At SEA IN
MIDNIGHT STORM
Body of Sailor on Arabic is
Plunged in Deep to Re-
QUEEN Of Hurricane
SERVICE READ BY BY
LIGHT OF LANTERN
Roar Of Blast browns Words
Of Officer. While Snow
Covers Flag That
Wraps Form

NEW roRK. Dec. sI.--one Of the
most drssnEic funerals that ever oc-
CURED al sea took place on Thursday
inadnfxht ON the steamship Arabic ~
she plowed through q hurricane.
Snow was whipped with singing
forcs against the cheek of Parscr
Cummins - he stood with an open
prayer book, sailor holding q LAM
tern beside him. and tried to read
the service for the daad.
Three times the services were tn
terrupted az the officer was thrown
across the slippery deck by the piung-
ing OF the liner. The sailor pallbear-
ers with great difficulty held To al
that WIS mortal OF their dead COM
panion white the purser hastily read
the sacred lines.
Captain Finch, or the vessel. with
uncovered head. chung to q Ehroud
with both hands.
Amid Noise OF Storm.
1t was necessary for the purser to
shout the words OF the Church Of
about him eotid hear IL above the
Britain that covered the dead form
WAS white With the wet-drieen snow.
The hurricane all the while sang
the dirge of the man who died be-
caase he kept his watch In the crows
nest IN the biting wind pf Christmas
night when all shs rest Of the weird
waS merry.
Arabic Like Submarine.
The Arabic arrived in New York
today, She had been more like a
submarine than anything else all the
way over. Her decks were awash
fer tisrse days For twc twenty four
hour periods abe logged only ITS
knots. although her asuai day run is
about 400 sea miles The gale that
came nrxt from tsse northeast shift
ed later to the northwest. III caught
her on n~r rssrboesst ssnpst&r alnd
then forward. 1t s~ung he- over
and made her fairly dance in the
trough Of tiiE HicHntAfnons waves.
AT times there was q biting, hind
ing snow. At others II was intense
ly cold. the decks were uninhab-
table, and il wAS = thankful lot OF
voraRers who came ashore when the
boat tied up.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-01
FINDS PREACHER
AND WINS BRIDE
UNDAuNrEp, AT THE SCARCITY
OF PARSONS, TURNER TAKES
BRIDE ON SEARCH.

Especial to The Richmond virginian. }
ATAvISTA, VA. Dec, 31.--Mr.
Sandy Turner and Miss Puma John
SON. Of Casey. were murrfssf In -ft,u
virginian depot at Huddleston, a few
miles west Of Altavista. Friday after
noon.
They were unable to find a min
lister and the bride declaring she
would not be married by a squire, the
groom declared that since sill the
preachers seem to be taking holiday
vacation and a. he was bound to be
married during holidays, they would
80 to Roanoke for minister. This
they started TO do against the wishes
-oe the brides -parr14ss
They got ~ FAR a. Huddleston.
but N they were preparing TO board
the train. Rev. r.. G. Haley stepped
or. The trip was cancelled then and
there. The agent gave permission
to use the station Tor the ceremony
and the young couple were soon
made one.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-01
PRESIDENT REFUSES
PARDON FOR MORSE

IL WASHINGTON. Dec. st.-Presi-
dent Taft has decided not to grant q
pardon to Charles W. Morse. the con-
rscted Nav York banker, who was re-
ported to be dying inthe army hospital
ct Fort McPhera0n. Ga, where he was
transfsrred from the ATLANTA usnt-
f....y sntui his
physical condition. The decision was
reached after the president carefully
discussed the report. Of the surgeons.
y As fntimated yesterday the army Of
hcers report dellvered at the White
House BY Major Leonard Wood. Ia adj
ver1s to granting = pardon at the
present time. The report says that
whff6 MORSE n q victim OF several
diseases which will ultimately prove
fatal. he Il In no immediate danger
OF death.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-01
NAVY AIRMEN WILL
GO TO CALIFORNIA
WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, Dec. si.-The
aviators OF the navy who have been
conducting experiments at Annapolis.
Nd. Will leave tomorrow or Tuesday
for North Island, San Diego. Cal,
-Khere they can continue their work.
without Interruption by weather con-
ditions- Tha- army api2torS left for
the South sAexeFAl ssselkao q
~ Arrangetnants are being made At San
Diego fer the school to be located on
North Island. The flying machines
will be shipped to the California coast.
one Curtis Hydro-aeropiane and the
other q Wright bfplane. They Will be
operated by Lieutenant r. G. Eilyson.
John Rodgers and J. H. Towers.
"A II probable that the navy fiiers
will leave Tor California tomorrow or
Tuesday and viii remain on the Pa
cific coast until about the irst or mid
die Of April.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-01
EAR OPENS
q Rad FOR JOHN D.

x1eNN. n. r., t,ec- 1T
W eoAr hiss cherries out
E ohn ~. fturkrfaffar. ssstnca
W. - Job N president of the
Ea Company. one misfor-
&&1og another has been dog
around his estates. First
3hfn. lake: then the village OF
- 8NrnAd Down his eantraet
- the roads. yesterday the
called on him for 4a6,-
In. new building, but the
Alow a. al fell today when
6e8aspn, thu Rockefeller leo
|11 him his lake Was leaking,
on e Sero weather should
3 Ngtn1ar the Ice crop would
Ia pflces would have co
nakk summer. Ferguson lives
eeke1ellef estate. hut Mr
~ doesn't control his busi-
GG 0ummer Fsrguson's lake
sneeal away and the super
wrote Mr.. Rockefeller In
khak = new dam was need
o&eeeiler wired back: Don't
~ hind Of q dam Ferguson
~ DO anything TO stand In
pe4nan."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-01
THINK R|CHEs0N :
GROWING INSANE
Peculiar Actions of the Ae-::
cused Preacher Cause
Much Comment
.GREAILY-lNIERESTEp
I'm NEGRO CELLMATE
Calls Him His MAN Friday
and Says He Will Bring
Him to Plantation
in Virginia

BOSTON. Dec. 3f.--The strange
conduct the past few days OF Rev.
Clarence v. T. Richeson, charged
with the murder Of Avis Linnei, Ii
being advanced with more forces to-
day IN grounds for the belief that
the minister IL insane. Rdcheson.
who has apparently recovered frorn
his recent operation. calls his cell
mate. Butts. \ negro. who Is Also
accused OF murder. his man FIJI
day."
He has told Butts that when they
are liberated they win go TO S4r-
ginia and i've on plantation. The
misiister. who IL Southern born. Ia
almost constantly in the company Of
the negro and they are apparently
fast friends. =-='
Think Mind IL Wrong.
There Ia a growing belief among
some OF the auth critics that the mind
Of the Clergyman has gone wrong.
He lie said to be- acting very strange
" III his cell Occasionally he ID
oblivious OF his surroundings and
inagines himself back in his fathers
home. Frequently he asks why he is
detained m prison. He maintains
he has never harmed anybody and
never could. and that the restraint
under which he lives il battling.
II beca me known today that the
Clergyman and his estimate have
been removed from cell No. ~ In
''Murderers' Row 10 one on an IN
per floor. What Induced the at-
thorities to make the change L. not
known both the minister and Rutfx
are being carefully watched pera.ai
was made by Chief Justice Aitken o.
day that an extension OF time had
been granted In the trial of the az.
cused. Attorneys. Tor this, prisoner,
however, are preparing to take steps
to have the trial delayed. ~ they do
not believe ne il f1t to undergo the
ordeal on January lb, the date set
for the trial.
Lee 06. for Hasxofas
iTNrHHuR3. VA. Dec. St.---Cni-
one1 John l. Lee. chief counsel for
Rev. Clarence v. r. Richeson, In fail
at Boston charged with the murder
OF Mrs Avis Linnell left Lynchhtarg
Tor Boston today to take up his WORK
In the case. MIR. Lee Is due In Bos-
ton Monday afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-01
MANUFACTURING AND JOBBlNG
TRADE OF RICHMOND, 19i

jobbmg
business Richmond Virginia. during
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-01
IR BRINGS
E|lP| |. 0 |
Steel Industries to.
n and Take on
4 /. 900 Men
!l|!!Jl|IIRNAcES TO
GET ACTIVE AGAIN
Tin Plate Company
llicls Resumption Of
Hons III its Fifty
Mills

- - 5.{ rryska
i FA Lee. 9AWien 3
y - N1l ma empioyment
100 neal inuusTies ok
!. every plant N opera
1eiy increase tneir ooh. !.
3 skxslens ma scores %
l - Snaoes tnax nAvs
W est1ine pctattonS.
~ tnS viclnify tnns
~ Qpsretion WIN tho nrst
9ee ne iohowin6
1s9ei : company VIII
thompson rsiI miii
E. !z!l! ri Stcei ana wire Com
zlS ~ achoenDerker plant
y nn.
141 ordered us pna-
2isa4e niH on fuh time.
- kuoa company mas
81: 910g 10 snetcy plant az
r.. pArt@ tune. ana II
- - be Operated To eapa-
H. ~ Lorraine. ". start
.s.4@M 9lslnK empl2yment 70
men. "a
y y! ese sshis Open
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-01
pepe ssnds nleseinn

ROME Dec. 3t.-Tho Pope today
EFecaJEed~ In asstlasRce Monsignor Sha-
han. rector Of the Catholic University
e Washingtpn. The HnnttK EaxA- his
new year blessing 70 the students
OF The university and sent greetings to
al Americana.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-07-25
ROBERT W. JENNINGS
 oF JUNEAU femiHsted b7 the Democrats ss Candidate far Defssete Freq AIeska
kEPUBLICANS SOCIALISTS

II would Republican friend$ Let quarrel abon National politics. et talk about Alaska. It t denied Alaska has been hard ht hy the leaders of they have bot tied ca have adj land Souheae Etak Forest Ross:} they aihTe t the sSciai H,stSt th tue special they have deh loc Legislature. Alaska thripenas should have done The your party have devoted their quarrel they Alaska. We have had much e Wckof5!a1, ShacA.ford fcna Senator kt Noa that Wickersham the that Alaska cnnd send to Congress hcanse he rT wh everybody and everything wEch he originates tnchot opposite
 which right, but friond don't think ought have cange Alaskan. Am1crat, Republican, Office Holder Office Seeker bI; Alaskan Alaska alt consider which she enttItd the Wick Shack Cas1 lo.d2 Is wators, plague O both houses, "itt y solefody eset
 And rather wii Socialist friend (and the friends Socialsa) let talk o worldwide It Alaska that interests You live n Alaska. You her welfare Alaska cold hungry; things; needs theM If Socialist should be elected from Alaska could he theories foee Mo- i3ut 1t will help the cause. Let that he granted for
 the sake of wha. taka going to do while the is being hered2 SrOP-Q0K- LISTEN. would rather something within reach reach for thing ge( (Spetch ot k, W. Jennings Nalez April I9I2)
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-07-25
Referee Should De Outside tte Ring

Referee Should De Outside tte Ring.
 4 controversy as Ln nhriAer tue refcrees position sl.anld he ID or out side tlit ring is just HOW agitatins Eng Iish boxing circles The question: iS only part uf movement aInlel a; suuie widespread reforms. Nh r1nI; k heilt;: nlHd.t la pro..!ti!s;itr m ln."r harinnai sC:!!t, u.f Wri':hiS ih,it will hi' recugnizrd in all tx,niris~s where i0S ing iS held.
 The ic;hin" authorities on ha"il" have given their views fer pnh!iraiiou. All are in ulliSoH regarding the mi form weight scHle. hu; diIrr on th" referee problem. Some declare that the referee is Il nuiSaurr in the ring. ObstrIicf ing the view nt th. Spmrtato:S and getting in tine way ot the hnSers Those taking the opposite side l.oint out that when the referee k outside tue ropes hp is unahl" to seq q fou blow struck if the recipient ltaplens to have his hack turned on him
 Eugene corri. wha iS recognized as Engtand'a ic:ldin. referee favors the American system of rcfrrering Gil hcrt Elliott. ciiniri:.hn uf thu National Spurtin" clul, of London takes tn" op posite point of view. Victor hrever. the French promoter. when asked l., give his opinion said he favored iha plan of having three judges outside the ropes to give the decision and a rin-niaster inside to gee that men hox fairly.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-07-25
Anoelo's Verdict

Once pn!ntei lintnrbnns tof pla2@ eismS executed Il BistoEicul picture III which every Ggure of iulp,rtGnce was copied frOp sniur DtlieI artist, So that very little remained to himself IL was silpWR ta Nicaael Angelo ny q friend. wbn begged bis opinion of It. "Excelieltly dniIe. said Angelo, "nnly st the day nt judgment. when all bodies will reaune thpir OWL Iiiuhs Rgan. | do not know what will hGcoinp of that historical painting. for thare will br nothing left of it"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-07-25
Browns Have New Pitcher.

A new pitcher has been captured b. the St I.nuis Browns. He is col icgian. Right Hander Adams, and hails from Alright, college of MTrrstown Ia Adams was discovered by l'rpfc" sor Charles x Eelcliner. our of Col" nel Hedges unknnwn scents in the east.
 Adams fame was gained few weeks ago. when he pitched tw" yanles in one day. morning and after noon ald accomplished the feat o1 striking out tlirty.twn batters. sixteen per show
 kelchnrr is the onr wli" picked nl' First i:itsrman Ed Mi,!"r If Adams is hs worthy ;iS his nainrs;,'i". "Ea'~ of th" Pirates. and r;s!' mh:I siSteei' every ii:'" he pitches. then the Browis have the wonder of wonders.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-07-25
lacoaqruouE

4 clerical correspondent of one of the London chHrrh nninrs relates that a certain prelatp llpl great ditiuailty in suppnhSSirg his laughter at the coini" cration ot Il church. the ntter day ow ing ia tlip device on nila ot thp schoni b9nu.i.S which ware carried in the pro cesSiog before the service Fhis han uer was ;ttlnrnpd wAh q verl fierce lanllin. lion with ;arFihlr claws and legend "SllTer iitte rAildrea to come naap Ga>'
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-07-25
sounds So Much Better.

Visitor Never say die:
 !!n>lnn Boy 4 ,r,nnonly r,'fer to the ds<snluti0n nf lhc vital foae'S. Judge.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-07-25
He Wouldn't Advertise.

1heEe was man who hustled not To luck he,trusted: He would not advertise a dot -gad. so he .ffusted, -\nd likewise busted. !.
 Baltimore Evening Sun.
, 1912-10-16
MRS. MURPHY on HONESTY.
BY Barry Pam.
~(Pearson's Magaz,ue, Jane 1912

\. B. Mrs. Murphy i IA delightfully."- hu-
morous old charwoman.
II You goes out to work at houses, same rs
does, and You happens to have Il basket,
Nou bum 1t. LeustWise, leave il mt home.
For if You take it to The pace where YOU'VE
working, you're making trouble foI yourself.
a chalWoman what carries Il basket AN ro-
pulur and only attrucls attention
II~emember What happened when were
n dead Younger nor what | Am nuW. ] was
but tfty-fcur theu, and sent tor snGdcr 10 a
Job ut the ,S>cumor,s', where Id never
been ufole. | takes N, basket and off |
goes, | does my work, and were just statiuG
back when up sails her ladvship with her
chm stuck out. She were titled, though not
bonn to it, nor looking it neither. Il wish
to see what You've got III your basket, " says
she. So took aua showed her what IA
cot. II were M apron, and the key of my
door. and my teeth, what | only wtma for
meals, waste not being q fault Of mine.
(Which of these is yoms?' says /. "Don't
address me in TINT way, says Ter majesty
Il melely wished to know. | have had things
taken out Of my house before by dishoIes
chmwomen". And I hope YOU may again,
/ says. "Iood-byc, gu kN. Fake care al
Yourself" Ana with tina. ! LEAVES her.
Ne, [ hadn't got nothing Of hers in my
basket. And ali I'd got III the pochot u der
NV Sk n was a bit OF bacon a. were toe corfu
erwiee for the diniug-room rashers. n few
potatoes, half a bar of soap, and a loN of
matches. Aua most Of that had been give
bv the cook. never took no basket With
me after that. not when | were 90 ne ont to
work. 1t puts ideas into the Iudy's head,
md I.uds 10 nrpIeasnulness. I've had to
fake fine rouoh and the smooth ali my lfc;
F
as Iran,, sick Never could. 80 Honest
woman conIl Be, des if thr pnckef under
Won, skirts Doroe euouoh. you don't need no
Losket
Ye.. I'm honest according 10 nv views.
Ana i ,ia lo,v on,t DOT the same views
Them that's her misfortune. Just look mo it
, 1912-10-16

again, and | knows il. Its the ladv herself
rs has given me that chop. acting through
the cook. which is her agent. She mayn't
know it, ana may be She wouldn't like it if
she did. but there it is Just the same. Thnt's
the law of this land, and l amt making no
mistake about it. tor 90 ii from a solici-
tors clerk what lodged with Us in brighter
DAYS. And a hue outstanding gentleman he
vus-doiug ma now, poor chap.
Ihele'e a motto rs should be chaIked III,
in letters of gold over the bed Of ever, eli r.
woman. Aud the words Of it is: keep IN
with the cook" If she speaks OF her rei
relative, with the moto,-cor, keep your tenn
per and listen for all the world as if Won be-
leyed it. When She tells YOU what they
sand about her look, when she were a on,
tell her they might say the same to-day. and
not be So far out. When She starts on
the men what she might have married, hut
wouldn't, don't let Noursef go. Aud if she
shows wa her new hat. break out into a cold
sweat over the marNe, of it at Tie pace.
KIND word, isu rood investments. rs the
HYMN saws. Ana So you'l think n At mou-
mo when vou warm, an them. cold sau,loe5
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-26

1t is health to the mind and
health to the body.
1t is one of the chief ingredients
in the makeup of a robust child.
It's cherry face and farm rays
cut off the frightening shadows
of the old.
Sunlight is the best cleanser the
housewife can employ. And sum
mer is the time of all times to
open wide the doors and let the
sunshine in.
Lack of sunshine-cleanliness
produces house odors which,
though not always harmful, are
not pleasant.
The quick remedy for these is
a good summing. Washing can
only be done at intervals. Sun
ming is an easy daily process.
Sunlight is the best means of
keeping bedding sweet.
1t will take the moth out of
clothes that have been stored
away.
1t will freshen books which
have been packed away in damp
places.
1t will make the mop stick and
the dish cloth sanitary. Its one
of natures chief aids to health.
A CINCH ON PAPA.
The American head of the fam
lily may have his troubles. He may
think it awful to have to dodge a
14-inch hat pin every time he
comes within speaking distance of
wiley. He ma ybe scared stiff in
feeling around for baby's collie