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Annual School Meeting and Electiol,

Notice is hereby given that on
Monday, the 21st day of April, the
annual school meeting and election in
and for school district No. "a, of Can
you County, Idaho, will be held at the
schoolhouse in said district.
H. NJ. LUCHT,
Clerk of School District No. "a.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-28
Renters
Take Notice

II It Is a house you are looking for.
come see us.
If 1t is a business location, we have it.
If it is an office, we have a few left in
the best and most modern office build
ing In the south. where the highest
standard In both service and equipment
Is maintained.
Call and let us show you. We have the
houses and facilities. and will save you
time.
Nice Groom house on Northside for s25.
Hardwood floors. furnace heat, bath and
electric lights; a bargain.
We have several nlee apartments, fur
mace heated, thoroughly modern, at $50
ant $S5; close in.
A dandy house on GienYiew road, thor
oughly modern; $50.
SElendid house on Mountain ave; owner
will repaper and do over woodwork;
can't be beat. let us chow You.
Several large houses suitable for ROOM
ing and boarding houses on Southside;
rents reasonable.
Ten-rcom house on Northside, three
blocks from business center; splendid
location for boarding house.
We have good. 24-room boarding house
for rent; first class In every respect
doing good business now; handsomely
furnished, which can be bought on reas-
enable terms; IL interested. call and let
us show you over this house.
JemiSOn
Real Estate & Ins. Co.
FL n. Goth st. Phone $3.50
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FOR SALE.

Now that Christmas is over, the
tariff and currency bills are laws,
the whole country is going to be
prosperous Let's all get down to
business. Are you getting your
share of the annual wealth of our
city? Do you get your part of the
$50,0OOO00 pay roll? If not there Is
something wrong. If your invest
ments in real estate or interest
bearing securities are looked after
and If they are placed we'll, you
should be prosperous indeed, if not
great will be your downfall. Talk it
over with an experienced agent,
and increase your income.
J. M. GIBSON,
400 Empire Bldg.
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INGRAM FARMS.
FARM NO. 2502.

FARM NO. 1902.
III acres. Cullman county, one-half
mile from depot at Garden City,
main line of l.. & N. r. r., 40 miles
north of Birmingham: 90 acres level
land. ~ acres in cultivation, 103 acres
in timber two springs. one block of
school and church. Valuable coal and
fire clay on this place. Can sell tim
Der at once; easy terms; price, $3.50.
FARM NO. $685.
20s acres, Marengo county, six miles
south of Myrtlewood 30 acres in cul-
tivation, 1853 in timber, 15-acre pasture
under wire fence, one spring, two
wells running water 6-room dwelling,
6~stall barn, smokehouse and good
garden; one mile CT school and
church on public road; outcrop of
coal has burned for two years steadily;
price per acre, $40.
FARM NO. 5504
100 acres, Franklin county, miles of
Atwoo station. I. C. r. r.; so acres in
cultivation, 30 acres pasture, some good
timber, spring, nice orchard, large
creek, two farm houses and barn: To-
Gated on public road; a rolling farm,
all of which can be cultivated; price
for cash, $1,000
FARM NO. s5O1
S9j acres, Calhoun county, Southern
ana Seaboard railroads cross on this
place; red SOIL clay subsoil; three
quarters of place is level: 500 acres in
cultivation; 300 acres timber, 80 acres
pasture under wire; % springs, 10
wells, creek, fruit, two large dwellings,
is good tenant houses, two large barns,
1e small barns. complete ginnery,
gristmill and sawmill: two public high
ways; right at school and church; an
excellent subdivision propositions this
place has $4,000 worth of improve
merits; price per acre, $40
INGRAM REALTY CO.,
18th Floor Empire Bldg.
Phone 1897 Main.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-28

GOOD FARM-WILL EXCHANGE
for Birmingham property or sell on easv
terms. This is bargain in 600 acres
of good land, located 25 miles from
Birmingham railroad. This place has
two good springs and running creek on
it. Entire tract lays alongside of rail-
road. This is a real bargain. If in
terested see
E. L. SCOUTEN,
With
M. A. HINES & M. V. JOHNSTON.
5S5-6-7 Brown-Marx M. $40.
FOR SALE-Well established grocery
business, doing $1,000 per month; good
reason for wanting to sell FIJI, care
Age-Herald. Open to investigation.
FOR SALE-Corner Ave. and 18th
ST. 100x140; rents for s57 per month;
warehouse property; extra easy
terms. l. G. Pettyjohn, 1902 5th ave.
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FOR RENT

We are now preparing to take up re-
newal of leases expiring on April l,
1914. If you desire to make a change
at that time. or If you want to rent
anything in the way OF store or
dwelling, consult US, and we may be
able to aid you In finding a desirable
place.
We will have quite list of rental
propositions to submit for the above
date, and will be pleased to list your
name In our want book" and keep on
the lookout for something that might
suit you Please do not hesitate to call
on us, IL you think we might be OF
assistance to you.
w. B. Leedy r. E. &
ms. Co.
i12 N. 21st ST. Phone AZ.
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FOR SALE
OR TRADE.
THREE COTTAGES

THREE COTTAGES
One rooms; rents $40.
One rooms; rents $40.
One rooms; rents 81.
Three lots 50x140 each.
We'll built and in good repair: always
rented; wants a good vacant lot as
cash payment, balance at $3.50 a month.
Price, $4,000.
A BRICK HOME
SOUTH OF HIGHLAND AVE- AND
NEAR 2OTH STREET.
This is a very large. s-room, 2-story
house. on an elevated corner lot; this
house is built of brick and stone ii is
finished with oak and birch. The floors
up and downstairs are quarter sawed
cak; has beautiful paneling, expensive
chandeliers and decorations; finest mod
ern plumbing, tile bath, lavatory up and
downstairs: modern heating system;
large cement basement. Assume a $3S0O
loan at 61a per cent and pay balance in
other real estate.
CLOSE IN
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
LEASED YEARS-$270G A YEAR
This is a gilt edge investment property
Want to trade for part cash and balance
at per cent, or will take $4,000 or $20.-
00c H. other property.
WHAT
HAVE YOU TO TRADE?
GEO. o. MABRY,
50o jefferson County Bank Bldg.
Phone Main 2572.
AT THE TOP OF NORWOOD HOMES.
The above line tells the story. See 1t
yourself today; ask it's owner to show
you through it; address. 1426 North 9ad
street.
See
McLIN j. CARTER,
TALK WITH ALAN JEMISON.
FOR SALE-S1. of SEA f. s.. in sec.
IA. tip. Is, range l west, 70 acres,
$1,000; easy terms; swap for negro
houses and lot in city. l. G. Petty
john, 1909 5th ave.
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NEW
NORWOOD
HOMES.
s4500-The prettiest, most convenient,
strictly modern little bungalow we
have run across; rooms and bath !;
choice alley corner; lot 70X60; just
the right elevation, and in the best
part of Norwood, too.
S675o-The roomiest S-room, 2-story, built
on out-of-the-ordinary lines and sure
to please you: the lot is a corner,
6ox120, and location the best.
We have the exclusive sale of above
houses. They have never been adver-
tised before. If you want a home, let
me show you.
J. w. FAM,
with
MALONE-McCONNE CO.,
2024 9rd Ave.
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KODAK FINISHING

KODAK FINISHINGEwe are acknowi-
edged to be the finest kodak film de,-el-
opers and printers in the south. One
trial will convince you. Mail orders
promptly finished. Send for price list
Wilson & Graham. 2O915 N. 18th st.. ir-
mingham. Ala 1-a-t|--'.. I
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-28
SOME REAL FARM BARGAINS IN
ALABAMA.

SOME REAL FARM BARGAINS IN
ALABAMA.
379 acres, % miles out of Birmingham on
four public highways, miles of rail-
road station, 100 acres in high state OF
cultivation, balance in good timber, 100
acres in good wire stock pasture, 40
acres in good hog wire fence PASTURE:
large creek, some fine bottom land, one
good Groom house, four other new ten
nant houses, one large new barn, sew
eral other barns. This is a bargain at
$3.50, one-half cash.
$40 acres 40 miles OF Birmingham, in
Beaver valley, near Coosa river; the en-
tire tract is level and free from rocks,
200 acres in cultivation, on pike road,
che good 7-room house, two broom new
tenant houses, one S-roon tenant
house; Beaver creek runs through the
land; price, $6150 on terms. Will guar
aztec rent to net 10 per cent on invest
ment for six years
250 acres on the Gadsden pike road on
Canoe creek, about IS miles of Birming-
ham; land is all level and very produc-
tive; 100 acres in u high state of cul-
tivation; has a good Groom dwelling
and two tenant houses; pike road runs
through the land; some good merchant
able timber; close to school and church:
price, $17. so per acre, on terms.
have several small tracts that J. can
sell you on very easy terms; a small
cash payment down and the balance to
suit.
JAS. B.. DRAKE,
26 N. 10th st. Phone 24lI Main.
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FOR SALE.

S1700-$5o0 cash, balance straight
loan, buys large Broom, bath and
hall cottage; corner lot,- on car
line; street improvement paid; also
a new modern 2-story, S-room resi-
dence, one block from car lines
West End. If you are looking for
bargains you will investigate these.
1.-THE Live Wire"
HAGGARD REALTY CO.,
sol American Trust Bldg.
Phone Main 7794.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-28

Will exchange equity of $500 in
country home, 6 miles east of court
house and two blocks of electric
line. I owe $47OO, payable $50 per
month, G per cent on each note.
Farm land preferred. Submit offer
to Country Home" care Age
Herald,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-28

THIS MONTH-1OO No 9 Oliver Visible
Typewriters at a sensational price.
Terms So a month. five days free trial,
completely equipped. Guaranteed same
as If regular catalog price We're paid.
United States Typewriter Exchange,
Dept. 3S9. Federal Life Bldg, Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-28


FOR SALE-A beautiful farm one mile
from Fort Payne. Ala. 120 acres In
cultivation, 156 acres in good timber.
Good rich, red land. Macadamized road
to town and on railroad beautiful seen
cry and healthful climate; two good resi-
dences, one new smokehouse large
barn, one crib. one harness and tool
house. This place has a beautiful IL
acre lake fed by a bold ever-flowing
spring that comes out of Lookout noun
TAIN spring situated on the land. Two
large young mules, Gouble wagon and
harness. Following implements, new,
never been used: Hoosier eight-dish
grain drill. Royal reversible dish plow.
International stalk cutter. Splendid
orchard. grape and scuppernong vines.
= Seventy bushels peas, 500 bushels fodder.
Good high school and churches in sight.
Prettiest farm in Alabama. Entire
property $3.50. asly worth $4,000; half
cash, balance one and two years: 10
acres oats already planted. IL. Lee
Brown, owner, Foit Payne, Ala.
l2-&- -slI-tu-sll
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-28
FOR SALE.

S500-Good Groom house. 45th ST.,
N, East Birmingham; will sell
this house ON payments of SIS cash
ana $15 per month; has bath and
city water. This house is rented
for SIS per month.
J. C. C. WATSON,
WITH GUS A. POPE, JR.,
219 N. 21st st.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-28

FOR SALE.
Nice home in Norwood,
Seven rooms,
Modern in every respect,
Hardwood floors,
Half block off car line.
ONLY $3.50
E. j. BURNS CO,
4th floor American Trust Bldg.
766 Main.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-28

WILL sell at bargain or exchange
for a good farm, a Groom house in
first class condition, rents $25. L.
G. Pettyjohn, 1902 5th ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-28

FILMS developed. 1Oc per roll. Prints %
and &c each. Prompt attention and
work the best. Covell Co 5-21-tf
FULL line Eastman kodaks and supplies:
bring your films here to be developed
and pictures printed; best work In the
city, prices right. F. w. Bromherg.
11-16-su-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-28
-CsT BE SOLD AT ONCE. +

-CST BE SOLD At ONCE.
nsf leaving city and will sell COM
III ely furnished 4-room cottage
with nice size lot at a real bergain;
THIS home can be bought for $17O0:
$500 cash, balance on very easy
terms; this includes nice furniture.
chickens, young COW, buggy house.
frnit trees, etc. Now, If you are look
iHe for a nice little home and a real
Bargain, here is your opportunity.
Ses owner. 5000 11th ave-, N. cor
phr 60th ST., on Gate City car line.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-28

FOR SALE OR TRADE-A summer hotel
In mountains of Virginia, half mile
above sea level; 20 rooms completely
furnished; sanitary plumbing; elegant
mineral water. Will trade for city prop
erty, farm or timber lands; value $780,
COO clear. Charles b. Cooke, Richmond,
Va. 12-2S-4t-su
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'ONF CFNT 4 W0RDI0NF CFNT 4 WGRDI0NF
ONE CENT A WORD
KoDAKS

RATES-One cent n word n days no nd.
taken for less than 25c for first fnser-
tiop, Cssb must accompany order.
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ONE CENT A WORD
FOR SALE

HATEs-One cent a word a day, no ad
taken for less thnn 25c for first inser-
ton: Cash must hcc0nlpnny order
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-28

WE OFFER
$37, 500-Store on 4th ave, near 18th s:
This is cut of $500 in price.
s7,500-Just half block from South Goth
st. and rented at 5000.
s6,So0-South of Highland ave-. facing
east 7-room. strictly modern res
idence, fine condition.
$6,500-100x190 Avenue G, east of 18th st
rental $500
$6,500-Good negro property, well located,
12 houses and 10 vacant lots; rem
tai S720. BY spending $500 will
rent for $3.50.
35,750-Modern S-room residence. South
Highlands, one-half block car;
easily worth $6500. but has to be
sacrificed; rental $45 month.
8,500-Avenue Il corner 100x190 rental
s60O;sample space for more houses.
s4,150-Two-story 7-room residence, Rich
mond Place. near car; good condi-
ton; modern except furnace; full
size lot; rental, 1920
MALoNE-McCoNNELL CO.,
2024 Third Avenue.
AUTO COVERS, STEAMER\SHAwLS,
LAP ROBES, HORSE BLANKETS,
HORSE COVERS AND BLANKETS,
TARPOLIANS. OIL SUITS, SADDLES
AND HARNESS MANUFACTURED
~ AT THE SAME PLACE BY WILLIAM
=, RECKLING, 1911 I'D AVE, AT RE-
DICED PRICE. 12-2S-2t
sf04s SALE-I own one and two s.
room cottages, almost new, and mod
ern West End near Catholic school
saa hurch, right on car line; good
fe Aa'ae or investment proposition;
wi Ike prices right; am going to
fs DON'T miss this; we can trade.
tls me G. Hancock, 1921 1st ave.
IArna Main 410.
12-2S-4t-su- mo- we- fri
FOR SALE.
ore model automobile. electric
ifehfs, self starter, run less than 900
miles, for quick sale, s975 will buy
r. IS i'll demonstrate at any time. Call
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FOR SALE

RATEs-One cent n word days no nd.
taken for less than 26c for first inser-
ton cn-h T,alts.f nccnmpany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-28

RATES-One cent word n days M ad.
taken for less than 25c for first tnser-
fton Cash nusf arcnmDnny order
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-28

ROOMS and board for young men or
couples; private boarding house; all
modern conveniences; references ex-
changed; rates reasonable. Telephone
Aiain GALS. 2101 Ave. G.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-28

WILL exchange modern Groom house
and two lots, 60x20O feet each, in East
Lake, for small unincumbered improved
farm near railroad Z-75, care Age
Herald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-28

FOR SALE-One new improved nickel
mint peanut and pop corn wagon at a
sacrifice. Apply at 1928 Ave. f., S.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-09-20
mt Get Time in Nelu York to Get Married. SQus WI

trying tn get married for a month-yep,
and moro OF course. don't know
whether you ever went over the Jumps
yourself or not. but II you're going 20
get married you and your girl have to
60 down to the License Bureau In the
city Hall and tell IN what your name
is-both OF you-and how old you are
and who you are any way, from where
you was born and your parents was
born and how old they are and-say
there's enough questions asked TO I'm.
peach any b!okc that ever stood up
straight or on ono leg.
But me and Miss Roblnson-it vas
all well with US and everything fine
and the ring you know the early time
stun. the engagement spark.er was
there on her l!ly-whi,e hand, and We
went around and picked on, our dear
little chats her stun hat-So. l47l
Nyse avenue. Bronx And put the fur
nlture IN. And hung the curtains. And
all We needed was the license and the
big word from some Regular Guy that
can speak H.
And then what happens? q, no'hin
-noth!n' at ali! Only President Wilson
ho.leTs for al! Americans to jump on,
Of Mexico, and Bryan Is fIssinR
around with the japanese. and the
Giants takes a slump Ike maybe they'd
lose tho pennsnI and Sulzsr gets q
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Eager-hasn't had time.
City OF New York conditions. 'T!snt
as 10 they didn't have the money; II
their parents opposed. II there was
religious difference; II either Of them
were ill-!f-roth!ng else II" on earth
except Willie Dove hasn't had time.
Better call him Bill Wil!e-that isn't
like this chap at all. And the Dove
other end os his name Is another con-
tradicuon excepting that he would. OF
course, like 10 have time to coo a BIT
with the girl OF his heart. But Bill Is
big and husky and talks basio pro-
fundo.
As regards Will!e Dove and tho is0-
power speed OF life that New York In
some SPECIAL lines demands. let him
speak for himself and explain not only
why no hasn't had time to get married
but why he hasn't even had time 10 get
a license. It's Park Row tale. Willie
Dove Is distributing agent for big
after aoon newspaper In this here town
Tia. means that with every edition
QresA every hour he has to overlook
and direct tho shooting out OF dozens
Of delivery wagons-some horse pulled.
some motor drawn-that 80 In all direc-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-09-20

shanty slipped over his eye By Murphy,
and Mcl.aughlin's playln' his nut OFF at
tennis over with the one window pane
In tho lamps guys Ia England. and
wow out goes Harry Than, And
iING' there's "A big murder, aHd-BAM,
they starts 10 try Sulzer. and Big Boss
Gayhor dies way out al sea. and-say.
eNceptln' for the baseball extras US
n"ws!es know. YOU know. that sum
mer's pretty slow most - the time
out this summer. say news has been
hotter than ever the days was, and Il
sot hotter ana hotter Win tho sal!-aud
here's me In charge ~ those extras,
Say. 1--we times Miss Robinson d!d
~" the honor to try and meet me early
afternoons over at ~" City Hal. SOS
"" could X o." License. dud i've times
al. could do vas wave nay hand ~
her and tell M bunch ~ g4erl!las IL
they didn't use decent language loidln'
tho wagons Ia stick them on the troll
ley tracks and hold 'em there I'll a
high speed motOrman como along. An
amt married yet! And the curtains
IL hung and everythlngs ready M In
Vyse avenue and Miss ROhinson's get
tin sore. or II ste amt she Oughtcr be.
Say, look here, yonse be.n' regular
reporter. l.elnme tell ser s1m-th.ng
Me and Mas Robinson gets married
Sept 2s-Sept. 2S We gets married no
matter what comes off-no, even II
Harry Thaw nnds Dorothy Arnold
sss1 And that goes"
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which threw crumbs. For each Of my
concert engagements this blrd would be
taken out OF Its glass case that stood on
the centre table In the parlor and in
troduced to the world OF music with
great dramatic effect. This was height
ened by the fact that used real
crumbs
Those aunts may have been fond OF
that early picture Of Christie MacDon.
aid. but as she herself said they
wouldn't touch photograph OF her
after she went on the stage unless Il
was in street dress."
And ] shouldn't blame them now"
she went on. 'if they objected to
wooden shoes for danger really Turks
In the sabots I'm wearing Thanks to
them I played for six weeks with a
broken ankle. At first ! thought Il was
only spra!ned. but few weeks later
a doctor looked at 1t with an X-ray
and announced; Busted" It's not
much fun being princess with q
spralned or broken ankle. but lame or
not 1t seems 10 be my regular Job. !
was the Princess Lucinda In Half .
KING with Francis Wilson: the Prin.
cess M!nutezza In Tho Bride Elect.
then tho Princess Chic. and after
playing q princess In The Spring Maid.
here I am At It again. I'd give q good
deal ~ ! could act like one when I
speak to the jan!tor. But Of course rs
the music that counts. and It seems to
me that the music OF comic opera Is
steadily growing better For ono
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This page OF tho record must remain
blank, 1t Is enough TO know there
were more peaches to sort.
IAN OF my singing In Nova Scotia By
request" added the swee, singer Of
"Swee thearts." was done at very
early age. My mother used to say I
could sing before ] could talk. On that
point my mind Is not quite clear. but I
do remember that at the plump and
voolferous age Of four no church So
c!able In our neiShborhood was complete
without me. could always feel one
coming. because for day ahead my
hair would be braided AL curled so
tightly that stranger seeing me
wouldn't know whether l was trying to
look angelic or had Just eaten a green
apple. At that time the bright part.cu-
lar gem OF my repertory was tho song
that goes Up W. tn bonnets OF bonnie
Dundee must have had a natural tn
stlnct for props for always In
sisted upon having a Glengarry cap to
throw into tho air at the thrilling mo-
ment. On one occasion II landed on the
head OF an old lady and gave her an
oddly rakish appearance. In another OF
my realistic triumphs ! warbled Come
here. little birdie. and don't be afraid.
In this number I used a stuffed bird to
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-09-20
His Name Is Reilly. butHe Is
Called Bwano Capitano-
Same Title Given 10 R0ose-
Uelt BY the Natives OF
Uganda, and Elephants
Ploy in His Back Yard.
He Fought a Lion Single
Handed and Got the Best
Of II, and Captured Nit
cheN Lang, the King OF
BWa mba, Who Ruled
Over 100, 900 Natives.

IL Is an old saying that wherever Q
hostile head shows up. an Irishnan will
pop up to hit H. Which might no taken
to mean that the Irish, like gold. arc
wherever you md them. Gold IL found
In the most inaccessible and out OF the
way places In tho world. So is an Irish
man. Police Commissioner Waldo had a.
a visitor yesterday. W. J. Reilly. super
intendent Of Police In the kingdom OF
Toro. Uganda. East Africa. The two
police heads found each other 30 inter.
estinE that an hour was shot to pieces
In conversation. When the interview
was over the Commissioner was sorry.
and said that he hoped to return tho
visit In Uganda.
Bwano Capltano. tho natives call the
Superintendent. and they know him from
Zanzibar to the Congo boundary. They
wouldn't know what that meant In
Ireland. where Reilly was born. but In
the Uganda 1, means Master Captain
To be sure there's q King In Toro. and
no 10 under tho protection OF England
And Capt Reilly II there to see that
nobody steals him or his throne. Just
now tho head Of tho poiics-the police
being soldiers, 10 on n six months leave
OF absence. lie will visit his old home
In Wexford and do tho Continent before
returning to lock himself W for three
years more In Toro, Uganda.
But Just at present he Is looking over
New York.
He has been In East Africa for the
last nine years lie Is red headed and
blue eyed. stands five foot eleven and
weighs 2i5 pounds. and not al ounce OF
superfhous flesh on his bones, The Cap