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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-11-05

ROMANTIC LOVE ON THE WAVE?
Gertrude .Ati,crtOn FOresccS u World
Entirely Devoid of II.

"ROmantic Y indeed, may be
said to be on it's last legs IS the be-
lief OF Gertrude Anterior. IN an ar
tiClc in the November number OF
Iarper's Bazar she goes to say: The
light for the vote has nothing to do
With it. being as it IS but q symp-
tom of the general development Of the
female mind toward Independence.
Today sport is one of the factors. In
this country and in England at least,
girls, wherever conditions permit, are
the outdoor companions of men.
When they sit in n with an ad-
nlirer, or on hotel V~erandaS, it is safe
to SUI that they are talklng gOlf,
aviation or discussing. latest bulletins
from the Olympic games: The old
time fiirt is so rare that when n
occasionally energies from the out
door ranks and reVer1S to old time
methods, with a train Of admirers, she
instantly becomes famous-and mar
ries far earlier than her sisters; Tor
coquetry has disappeared with the
staple vocabulary n conversational
limitations of the firt. The faces
and arms ofsgirls are as brown as any
MANS, they look positively hldeous
when motoring or swimming n they
are: downright and matter Of fact to g
degree as notwithstanding as a mans
bloated face or leerlng eye When IN
his cups, as unseductiVe as the now
obsolete blue stocking. In course of
time two of these pals Of opposite
sexes drift into matrimony, tie up
without a spark Of romance and al
most as little passion, but at all events
with q good stock OF subjects
for table all and q certain similarity
Of interests. Possibly these will be
successful marriages. There will be
no high flights, nc period of glowing
anticipation of dreams and ideallZinS,
| but there will be less unhapplness.
fewer divorces, and if, after ten years
or so, new ~yearnings rise IN these hard
headed young m they VIII be
articulate and promptly started to-
| ward their goal"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-11-05
E ="
SONG.

A little lane mid shade and sun,
DeW-drops among the shining grass,
A song Of April just begun
By mating robins as | pass,
The scent of hawthorn in the air
And then YOUR shadow falling there.
We loved too OOn we ME too late.
We tested when we came to part.
But sometimeS-is it love or hate?-
Your shadow falls across my heart,
And to that robins song again
NV feet run down that little lane.
Ellen Glasgow. in Harper's Maya
zine for October.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-11-05
CEINI-C.QF
THE POLITICS OF WILLIAM
MORRIS.
TimeS.1

IOndOn Times.
Indeed. there was nothing
in his desire to reform the world. he
found for himself a way of life which
seemed to him good, and he wished
others to find and enjoy 1t also. In
his writings, however far removed
reality they may seem III their setting,
he is always trying to express and
communicate his own sense of values
based upon his w experience: ana
that is what makes them interesting
to our generation, whose main intel
lectual and moral effort is to revise
values of all kinds. Thus News
From Nowhere" is not so much a po-
litical pamphlet as an attempt 10 a
new set Of values. Morris aim in
writing it was not really to explain
how this civilization is to come about.
but to show hat it would be worth
having: and it is superior to other
Ttopias in that it does seem TO De
worth having, describing the kind OF
life which the author himself had led
and enjoyed. and expressing desires
that were all based upon his own eX-
perience and were positive. no mega
tive. 1t takes q happy man to make
a good Utopia; and Morris was a nap
nv man who only turned from his
hanpiness because he wished to give
il to OthcrS.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-11-05
II was intended to be broken by
every member Of the confederation al

|
In this position Lee stood with the
and Of the whole South. Every man
IN the United States believed in the
rlght or revolution if the p@rovocation
were sufficient and favored it if hat
course seemed to promise the best
remedy Tor such p~rovocation. Most
men in the South believed that the
southern States We're being discrimi-
mated against In the action of the
natlOn on slavery and on the tariff:
out whether or not they believed
IN the right. the majority of the
southern people were opposed to the
expediency of secession. jefferson
Davis of Mississippi, Henry A. Wise
and John Tyler of Virginia, Alexander
II. Stephens and Herschel Y. johnson
or Georgia, Governor Robert =. Wick
life and Pierre Coule of Louisiana,
and many other Southern leaders
steadily opposed secession. They
favored fighting within the Cnion for
redress Of grievances, by political
means. Southern men had governed
the nation most of the time since
1900, and there was good reason to
suppose that they. could Wrest the
scepter from the Republican party
and, with the aid of their allies North
n West, govern the country again.
The men who fired on Fort Sumter
and set the South in flames ook that
course in Ordei. to make Virginia
secede and to force the South intO
war They feared that president
Davis and President Lincoln would
arrange q reconciliation. The two
| Presidents were trying very hard to
bring the two sections together again
! and to avoid war.
Edward James WoOdhouSe.
University of Chicago.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-11-05
n BATTLE OF WORDS.
fNew York T'ress.)

IN Il language Of all peoples there
= n process q sort Of INTERVAL war. =
per petuai battle OF words for exist
ence-a survival OF the nttest" Il may
De IN many cases. though in some il IS
rather a survival of the most unfit. II
IS the caprice Of men, rather thar
natural selection, hich causes some
"orCs 70 weaken and die out. others
y ACQUIRE q great Importance, and
sun others 10 be twisted and changed
cut OF all resemblance TO their original
meaning.
"nen the people gradually change
the meaning OF Il word they do not go
about II with elaboration. nor always
even use any intelligence in making
the change. Often it is due To their
incidence their unWillingness ID pro-
rounce a difficult word when an easy
one viii do the same service. The re-
suit OF this Incidence in speech is that
dlfflcuit sounds are disappearing from
the language. The English language.
Tor instance. as written. is fun Of let
teTS representing sounds that are no
longer used. We preserve. in English.
h letters which once represented
sounds and thus have our printed
q ges full Of CHS" and other silent
etters. In the Italian. Spanish ana
other languages the letters are dropp-
ed as fast as they are diSuSed and the
word Is spelled III the simplest way.
IN French the lost letter leaves i sort
Ct footprint behind in the form Of the
accent, cote was once cOSte.
etre was once eStre. eVe0ue once ewes
que, and SO on. These. circumfiex ac-
cents, 50 common in French, are like
so many graVeStones over the burial
places of vanished letters.
Inc bullding-up of a word is 4 more
interesting and, il seems. q more in
telllgent, process than its extinction.
No one Il succeed in making q gen
uine word outright. Unless it is want
ed. unless it pleases the people and
passes inperceptibly into use. the
coined word soon goes its way. There
are some words OF this class, as boy
cotting." for instance, which achieve
q sudden. and great popularity be-
cause they meet the momentary want
Of Il word to express something which
has not until then needed brief oX-
preston.
Words, like human beings. frequent
y start gu We'll, only to fall in evil
ways: II eventually to become cor
rupted out Of all likeness to their for
mer selves. An Interesting example
IN point is the. word "garble,' which
originally meant tn "Sclect for a pur-
pose 1t appears that there was once
an officer termed the garbler O.
Spices whose duty it was to'yisit tht
shops n examine the spices, order.
ing the destruction of all impure
goods: His duties were similar t.
those of the inspector of the Tnoder1
health department, who fOrbids tn,
sale Of decayed vegetables or taintet
meat. The word is derived from
root meaning ito sift." The impuri
ties sifted out have in the course 0
generations corrupted the term, unit
a "garbled report is no longer q re
port Wherefrom all uncertainties ha
been removed. but one that is full o
Misrepresentation and made mislead
ing with deliberate intent.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-11-05
CHI

may remark that all my quota
ttons are probably wrong. | quote
from memory both by temper and on
principle. That is what literature is
FOR. it ought to be a part Of a
&c. X. ChestertOn.
Arizona republican., 1912-11-29
Auctions


 AUCTION SALE-Two miles south of Glendale, Monday, Dec. ,, 1912, commencing at 1:3O o'clock sharp. Having decided to sell all my stock and household goods at public auction on the above date: 25 head of cattle, consisting of fl first class dairy cows, heavy miIkers; yearling heifers, 3 steers, ? driving horses, l buggy, 1 stack hay; all my household goods, consisting of beds, mattresses, tables, chairs, cook stove, ice box, dishes, cooking utensils; other things not mentioned. Everybody invited. Re member date and place. Terms cash Conrad Beck, owner. C. Q. McMur- try, Auctioneer. w. w. Dean, Clerk
 12-d
Arizona republican., 1912-11-29

PUBLIC SALE-Tuesday December 3rd. Three and one-half miles east of Center street on Mcdowell road. Com mencing at 100 P. M. sharp. 60 head of cattle milk COWS, fresh and com ing fresh fl head coming 2-year-old heifcrs, 2 head calves. 8 to months old 10 head yearling heifers. head coming 3-year-old mules. head of work and driving horses. 10 yearling steers. Terms of sale: All sums of $100 and under cash, over S100 six months time, purchaser giving approved bank able note bearing 10 per cent interest from date. C. 0. McMurtry. Auction cer, C A. Whitfield, Clerk. 15 N. First Ave. Both phones.
Arizona republican., 1912-11-29
BARGAINS in residences. Ranch and business property, improved or unimproved Houses to rent.
 w. k. JAMES,
 2 N. Center St.

FOR SALE-5 acres half mile from city. class A water. Price, $500, $250 down. balance easy terms 10 acres , miles ou- on Center street. class A
 water, $2250, $500 down. balance easy terms. England & Hartman. 5 East Washington. Room ! upstairs. If
 BURROUGHS BEST BUYS-Nen
 six room house; hardwood floors;
 built in book cases and fixtures; al
 modern; how nearing completion; or. Culver street, just east of Seventh
 st; price, $3000. on easy terms. Lot
 in Miller's subdivision. corner Sev- enth and Mcdowell, $500 and up: sold on easy terms. Burroughs ad
 dition lots: cement walks; graded , streets; all city convenienCes; lots. s250 and up. on terms. New eight room house, two baths. at 1908 West Adams. $5500; terms same a! rent. Burroughs. fl West Adams q FOR SALE-A dandy one acr, 1 chicken ranch on carline with sof' 1 water piped to it. This place car
 be made absolutely self supporting price $500, $25 cash, s10 monthly
 See us exclusively for this II. C 1 Thomas Real Estate & Inv. Co. 4 1 West Adams St ti 1 FOR SALE-3G acres of best orange
 land at $175 per acre. easy terms l choice alfalfa ranches, size to suit al 1 s125 to $500 per acre. acres witf good frame house, shade, alfalfa, frui
 and berries this is close in on 7th Ave ! price S2700 Terms Hill & Claflin Center St Cor Washington. t
Arizona republican., 1912-11-29
Wanted Situations Male

SITUATION WANTED-By a young man (30) as general salesman, broad experience selling goods in large east ern houses speciality carpets, rugs. draperies. etc, good appearance and references, can manage department. Address NJ. P. Scanlon, 1918 South Hill St, Los Angeles, Cal. gs
 POSITION-In real estate office, many years experience in realty law. Good eastern acquaintance. NJ F. Q. Box 545. gs
Arizona republican., 1912-11-29
For Sale-Real Estate

WANTED-Buyer for my half block 6 lots on Third and Madison street at a bargain. Write Owner E. w. Spears. 11G5 Magnolia, Long Beach, Cal If
Arizona republican., 1912-11-29

A WORD TO THE WISE-160 acres clean alfalfa, 112 miles from town at only $110.00 per acre. Terms Phone 2639 or see Walker Realty Co, 317 w. Washington St. If
Arizona republican., 1912-11-29

GURLEY X EsHOM, AUCTION EERS-See Us for open date before letting your sale Office New State Corral cor 4th Ave. and Madison street Phone Overland 762. Dr. Cur ley, Veterinary Surgeon. If
Arizona republican., 1912-11-29
Wanted-Help Female

WANTED-HELP. First class tail- press wanted at once. Good pay. Marquis Rich. Tempe, 12-b
 WANTED-Girl to help with house. work Go home nights. Two in fam
 ily. Apply eos N 4th Ave. If
 WANTED-Girl for general house. work, l409 N Center. Mrs. Wolpe. Call mornings. dr
 WANTED-A woman to do cooking on a ranch. Call Consolidated phone 332 Taylor ranch. Tempe. b
Arizona republican., 1912-11-29
For Sale-HOuses

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 FOR SALE-NeW 5-room brick, modern, built-in features. restricted neighborhood. cement walks, lawn etc. furnished complete, $500 casn. balance to suit Price $2500 For safe only by Johnston, r w. Adams. If
 FOR SALE-6-room brick house and cellar nearly modern. blocks from carline in restricted addition, $150O.00. cash. balance in terms to suit. Address Box All Republican office. If
 FOR SALE-F'ine six-room pebble dash brick bungalow new and modern. All built in fixtures, lawn. cement porch and walks, barn, on Brill car line, l5 minutes walk from city square, lot 50x2O0 price $37O0, $500 down, bal ance like rent see owner Jess K. Sims, Popular Dry Goods Co. Phone 1149
 dr
 FOR SALE-New modern room brick cottage. large porch close to school. Price, s225O; s1OO cash, balance s25 per month. including in terest. E. E. Pascoe. 11O North Gen. ter St. If
 NEW 5-room brick, hardwood floors built-in features. large screen room, lawn and trees. $50C will handle. New 4-room brick, close in on Avenue, north, fine shade. cement walks and a dandy home. Price $3200, $500 cash. 5-room modern brick. screen room, shade and lawn, ? blocks from library, price $3300, $400 takes this and stops your rent. A 5-room plaStered brlck. on Washington street, close in, bar gain for $500, $500 cash. Houses for sale and rent in all parts of the city. Galpin & Hart. B N. First Ave. 'Ev- erything in Real Estate" If BRAND NEW bungalow Tn Los Olives on Indian School ear line beautifully finished in oak, every built in feature. finest plumbing and electric fixtures, furnace heat in all rooms. large basement and .porches a home for discriminating people Price and terms are right as l must sell at once John A. LentZ, owner Cor First Ave. and Adams St. u | FOR SALE-6- room brick plastereC | new modern, on corner close in fol $3OOO, $500 cash. $25.OO per month. l Groom brick houses, modern and | lots. 7 corners for S350P.00, the bes | bargain in town, lots in North E. par l of town, 5Ox150. $325.OO. $25.O0 down l $1O per month. J. B. Heyne. IS w | Adams. t 1 EXCELLENT PROPOSI1ION-Ex 1 ceptionally well built house, never oc l cupied. ideal location. terms 16 Soul 12th avenue
Arizona republican., 1912-11-29
FOR SALE

Block of 24 full sized lots in Collins Addition $2600.00. 120 acres under reservoir near Pe- oria, s4500.
 w M. FTCKAS
 F N. First Ave. If
Arizona republican., 1912-11-29
For Sale-Miscellaneous


 \ job lot of new No. S5 White family sewing machine rotary at
 tcmatic lift nickle plated. drawers
 at each end of table. ball bearing,
 complete set of latest style attach
 nents, listed price eighty dollars.
 You get them for Christmas pre- sent at No , West Washington St
 for $500 cash Also genuine Ma Vajo handmade Indian rugs and sil-
 verware from Tuba, Red Lake Tol-
 chiev; 25,0OO Navajo Indians raising
 sheep ad weaving blankets etc the
 No. is w. Washington St. D
 PLANT BULBS NOW-For spring
 flowers Arizona Seed Go. If
 EVERYTHING in curios. Indian
 Navajo blankets genuine native stones
 Indian baskets all tribes. We save
 you money. Graves Curio Store, op-
 posite Hotel Adams. 12-n NOVEMBER
 Plant this Month.
 Wheat Alfalfa Turnips Barley Lettuce Peas
 Radishes Spinach Rye
 Beets CauliflOwCr plants. Cabbage plants Strawberry plants. ARIZONA SEED COMPANY. 1 137 N. Central Avenue. Phoenix, Ariz gS TENTS. AWNINGS--Hay covers 1 roll curtains, frame covers, tappoons I sleeping porch curtains. anything in | canvas. Phoenix Tent x Awning Co. 1 13O F. Monroe, Both Phones All. If LOCAL AND IMPORTED-Texas l red seed oats. Alfalfa seed, seed l wheat and seed barley. Arizona Seed l Go. 137 N Central Ave. If 1 LARGE-Gentle driving horse, Co., | lumbus buggy. pneumatic tires, single and double harness, good surrey, steel
 tired buggy. All fine condition. Ov-
 erland GIT or 22S6. pr. Wm. G. 1 LentZ. 12-k ! FOR SALE-A first class mortgage l bearing eight per cent interest running 1 two years more for four thousand dol
 lars. Would prefer to do business with | principal as will pay no commission to l agents. Bank reference. For personal i interview address Owner Republican. If 1 FOR SALE-1911 Garford automo- | bile fully equipped, passenger, make l offer Purdy 1144 w. Fillmore. dr l FOR SkLE-Great Majestic ranges. | Best in the world. 17-19 E. Washing | ton St If FOR SALE-One second hand safe. 1 Phoenix Warehouse Co if
Arizona republican., 1912-11-29

REAL ESTATE-City and rancn property-in any pavt of valley, bui d specially of Buckeye Fields anG Uammcls. 2- West Adams tf
Arizona republican., 1912-11-29
Wanted-Situations Female

WASHING and ironing. 1510 w Jackson. Phone S486. 12-db
 WANTED LAUNDRY WORK-By the day. Overland 21S2. 12-dg
 WANTED-By competent young lady stenographer. permanent posi-
 ton with Phoenix business house Can furnish references. Address Box 4252, Republican. If
Arizona republican., 1912-11-29
For Sale-Eggs and Poultry

BROWN LEIGH ORNS-At a bargain ? dog. well bred. some young and some two years old. Telephone SS26. b
 MILO MAIZE - Chicken feed, threshed $50 per cwt.. in the head s125 Arizona Seed Go. If
 RED COMB-Poultry feed. Arizona Seed CO. If
Arizona republican., 1912-11-29
For Sale-Real Estate


 CLOSING OUT SALE-Of lands of Phoenix Trust company and Glendale land company. Special discount on sales made this week, Phoenix Trust Co. Is West Adams St. gs
 SOME SPECIAL GOOD BUYS-3 acres, S-rOom modern brick house, one mile from center of Phoenix. Inn provement cost over $3500.0O ground is easy worth $500. $3S00O0 with only S1000.0O cash takes it.
 10-room brick house. two 90 1t. lots close in on the Ave good brick barn. Price $650O.0O, This property is con servatively worth S80OO.O0.
 } acres on N. Center St. E. front, close in. price $5500O0 This is a snap.
 The Arizona Inv & Land Go. 421s w. Adams If
Arizona republican., 1912-11-29
Lost and Found

STOLEN-A tourist wheel number H. 6OO9. A black frame. Return to William Sidell, 715 w. Mckinley. b
Arizona republican., 1912-11-29
Professional and Business
 Cards

HOW I CURED MYSELF OF CON SUMPTION-A booklet of priceless value to Tubercular sufferers. Alb sOlutely free. Chas. F. Aycock. i'll International Bank Bldg, Los Angc- les. It
Arizona republican., 1912-11-29
For Sale-Real Estate

FOR SALE-Small payment down and s10 per month buys a lot close to Grand Avenue. See Johnston, 17 w
 Adams. Il
Arizona republican., 1912-11-29
Wanted-Help Male

PLASTERERS WANTED-On fed eral bldg See Foreman on job. dr THE BEST TREES IN THE STATE OF ARIZONA-One mans commis- sions las W eek $236. If you can walk, talk and write an order, ask us, today for territory. Washington Nursery Company. Toppenish Washington.
 12-bs
Arizona republican., 1912-11-29

AUCTION SALE-Saturday Nov. goth 1912 Corner 5th Avenue and w. Washington St. Commencing at 1:3O p. NJ. We will sell at public auction to the highest bidders the contents of a
 six-room house of furniture of all kinds, dishes. cooking utensils one New
 Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine, dressers. dining table. 1 good gas range, chairs, gas plate. rugs 800 it. of new lumber. wood, 1 good heater, hundreds of other articles to numerous to mention. Parties leaving country, goods must be sold today C. 0. Me Murtry, AUctiOneer, 15 North 1st Ave. Both phones. Ss
Arizona republican., 1912-11-29

$125 PER WORD inserts Classi
 fled Ads in 36 leading papers in U. : Send for list. The Dake Adver- Using Agency. 427 s. Main St, Los Angeles. or F Geary St, San Fran cisco, Calf.
Arizona republican., 1912-11-29

TEN ACRES-Well improved, 5-room
 house, large barn. small orchard, fenced and cross fenced with Page
 wire, wind mill and tank, water piped
 to house and fields for few days
 $420O, $12O0 cash, balance long time.
 Fred Jacobs, Empress Theater Bid. 40
 F. Adams. Ii
 TEN ACRES-On North Central
 Ave, brick house, barn, good variety of
 fruit, sold cheap on easy payments.
 Enquire of owner at 719 N. 3rd St
 Phone over. 2513. FOR SALE-Watch Phoenix Grow
 Buy on Tempe road Phoenix greatest thoroughfare every one knows now that Phoenix is the worlds greatest health resort. Out on Tempe road you are getting near the orange belt. where it is high and dry. Get some of these 2IH acre tracts 5000. $10O cash. bal house, fenced. well improved, close in 5000 a swell buy 10 acres, house fruit. good stand of alfalfa. fine COW 200 chickens, buggy, farm implements $3000 this is close in, a good buy. A fine lot on Washington across iron library, $1650. fine building site. ',
 tt across from Capitol, $500, no better building lot. 7S acres on Tempe roaL $175 per acre. X water right, this rancf | has 10 acres in alfalfa, house, fruit q swell buy, away below val;e. I have 5000 to loan on ranch land. Terms or 1 everything. NJ. H. shelton, 213 w Washington. t
Arizona republican., 1912-11-29
For Sale-Live Stock


 WANTED TO BUY-Or rent, gen tie saddle pany for child. Phone 2779. b
 GOOD-3-year- old Leland D. colt, well broken. $75.OO or trade for COW. J. $. Bowles, 8311 Overland. b
 FOR SALE-A few choice pedigreed Duroc-Jersey gilts and boars. Irwin Miller. Phone Ranch 121. corner Seventh ave. and Northern ave. 12-d
 NO. l JERSEY COW. young, 45 Portland Place Overland 2395 dr
 FOR SALE-Registered Jersey cat tie: Clagett's John Bull No. S7129, 3 years old. solid color No better ami mai in the country; also Dentoma's John Bull No. 92S69, year old. A very fine individual. We have a few head of Bred in the purple" heifers and young bulls that are right" Must sell for lack of space. For particulars and price write, Nogales Jersey Farm. NogaleS, Arizona. dr
Arizona republican., 1912-11-29

FOR SALE-Fine room bungalow
 all modern; with hall and porch; lot 7Ox19O; north of town; close in:
 s4500; s15OO down, bal terms. One , room frame house; lot 50X137h; on West Adams st; a snap at $500: s1100 down, bal terms. See Boon about it. 15 East Adams St. t
 FOR SALE-3O acres on Centra' Ave, near Orangewood, no better fruit and alfalfa soil in valley, will sell in size tracts to suit at sacrifice
 Address Box S53 Phoenix. If
 FOR SALE-3O acres of fine level land, close to one of the best orange groves in the valley. This land has been farmed for several years, and s in the best of shape. This is a bargain. Has just been listed. Come quick. Sid Henry, 15 N. 1st Ave. If
 ONE OR TWO LOTS-4 room and screen porch on one lot fine shade, make offer, must be sold. 1920 East Jeffer- son. 12-bk
 FOR SALE-Best lots, North Cen tral Ave, s300O. Fine home Bennett Addition, s550O Lot Portland Place, S3000 Lots, 1st Ave. Bennett Addi- tion $3600. Five acres. well improved
 near town, $3150. Ten acres, close in, alfalfa, $400O. Yavapai apple land, inn
 proved, $50. East Adams St. bargain, $125O. Acreage at price of a city lot x. A Morford 15 E. Adams St. If -4
Arizona republican., 1912-11-29

FOR SALE-Five room brick house. furnished modern, plenty of shade, lawn. 519 N. 3rd St. Call between and D. m. If
Arizona republican., 1912-11-29
Business Chances

FOR SALE-Good paying business for small amout of money. See Fred Noll, 13S West Washington St. After one P. M. dr