davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-16

my return whom I recognized as for
mer admirers. but because the play
is not as popular as The Quaker Girl
the great majority of my following
never think of coming TO see me.
There is a marked difference in
the attitude of society to people of
the stage abroad. There, instead of
being frowned upon, you are accept
ed and even made fuss over. And
if you happen to be admired by roy
atty your success is assured. I remem-
Der at party Prince Arthur of Con
naught asked to have me presented,
and Immediately a dozen duchesses
wanted TO meet me. ! played before
nearly all the crowned heads Of
Europe, some of whom were kind
enough to say nice things about me.
This Difference is reelected in the
theatre itself, where the attitude of
the staff is much different from here.
Please don't think I am not glad
to be back. for I do like my own coun-
try and its audiences But there are
some things We might learn from our
London cousins"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-16
OTTO HUBER'S DEATH is
DEPLORED BY r. |. CLUB

Resolutions depIo-ing the death Of
Otto Huber were adopted at a recent
meeting of the board of directors OF
the Rock Island club Mr.. Huber had
been an active member of the organ
ization and his advice and counsel will
be much missed.
The statement adopted follows:
Whereas, Otto Huber has lately
passed away. and his decease has oc-
casioned much sorrow among his
many friends, associates, and mem
bers of this club, of which he had for
mary years been an active and valued
member Now, therefore, as a tribute
to his memory. il is
Resolved, That the board of direc-
tors OF the Rock Island club deeply
deplore his untimely death, as great /
loss TO his family, friends, and this
community. and hereby express their
sincere sympathy and confidence to |
his bereaved family, and tender their
Of his services and /
valued efforts for the welfare of said /
club And it is further
Resolved. That this resolution be
entered upon the records of this club,
published in the. public press. and
,opy hereof be presented to his fam
""
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-16

"Ohr' gasped June as the signffi-
canoe OF the tableau suddenly dawnei
upon her. Why. they were almost In
the same position IN which she had
seen herself when she was Ned's pite-
Gus little begsar
Thanks. Bobbie." said Iris and turn
ed to June IF you want more. honey.
in your struggle for independence.
bic give IL TO US"
June shrank away. "Oh. / can't
possibly take IT. 1 didn't know you
were going 10 ask Bobbie!'
Where else do I get it:" blurted
the bosom friend Boobies the easi-
est way
That's just IT," June pointed out
Cant you see what beggar a de-
pendent woman IS? Don't you see
that II ] can't accept a gift OF money
from my husband / can't possibly let
you accept for me a gift OF money
from your husbandl Don't be angry,
Iris. please I'm lighting for a princi-
pie"
-oh. Mr.. Thomas Rotr' exploded
Robbie.
That attitude is at the bottom OF
the whole thing, Bobbie." argued June.
with spirit Because the man has
supported the woman for ages he has
made himself the master. That de-
stroys the woman's self respect. and
love dies"
shes a fine kid" said Bobbie hearth
". but II she's going to draw the line
on money which has been handed
haw
90 get Il fresh from the mint
What will you do. June" fretted
Iris
IF only had that purse mummy
gave me-" unused Jane.
'She got tina. nom your father"
B0bbie was unhfnd enough TO remind
her
''Oh. that was daddy's money" she
brightly replied. no trace OF concern on
her brow. and It's the last I can take |
from them now that I'm married. Iris. |
couldn't you go ont to the house and /,
say you1l send IT 20 me-"
Just the thingr' Iris was bubbling /
Immediately with enthusiasm. Wen |
20 right out now. Bobbie. call the car"
You mustn't let them know I'm
here" warned June. You mustn't let
any one known
Within five minutes Iris and Bobbie
I'm the swift little runabout were head
ed for Brynport In the library June
had found picture OF Ned among
some other intimate photographs, and
Il was with constant reference 10 this
and amid constant talking TO it and
constant caressing OF IL that she penned
her important message:
Ny Poor. Dear Boy-I cannot explain in a
etter what happened today. When 4 am
free. dear Ned. ! will make you under
stand and forgive. You must not try TO
>nd your unhappy bride. JUNE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-16

Collar in his nice. CHEEKY way: then
be turned around and gave me S30-ln
just the same wayi Don't you see?'
And she shuddered with the recoIlec-
ton Of her humiliation Then I had
a dream" went on June. with more
vieor. bound now 20 make them IN
derstand. Il saw myself being paid
for being wife. as mummy pays the
servants and Ned pays his stenogra-
pher- ! saw Ned giving me money as
he gives II 20 beggarsi / saw myself
always holding out my hand for chart
ty. And she was a most pathetic lit
tie figure as she upturned her palm.
Il couldn't stand IL So threw down
the $50 and slipped or the train and
came back
But you had no money! said Iris.
Il got on the train anyhow and sold
my watch 20 a funny old lady" June
explained She paused 10 remember
black Vandyked man
who now had her watch He had
bought 10 from the old lady on the
train. 50 that June could some day re-
deem II That was very nice OF him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-16

New York, Jan. 16-Ina Claire. the
Quaker girl OF happy memory, is again
on Broadway offering her demure
charms as the feature of q musical
comedy. Lady Luxury" After her
first success here, in which overnight
she established herself as a seasons
favorite. Miss Claire went to London.
There. in THE Girl From Utah" and
The Belle OF Bond Street" she en-
listed the public OF that city, perhaps
u more difficult public to please.
among her admirers. In the follow
ing chat, then, Miss Claire makes
some interesting comparisons between
the stage and in London with the au-
thority of one who has won success /
on both.
The thing that has impressed me
most since my return from London"
said Miss Claire. lis the fckleness of :
the New York public compared with
the loyalty OF London theatreEoers- /
When they have once accepted you |
over there they remain constant un- I
less you do something 10 ALLEVIATE their +
affections. Whether or not the piece 4
you happen TO be playing in is as good (
as the ones YOU have formerly been I
identified with does not much matter. /
II they like you they come TO see you /
as a matter OF course.
Here II is different. ! have seen
many people in the audiences since
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-16

He Caught Up the Portrait and Press
ed Il 20 His Lips.
She had his card and was reaching for
10 when she noticed that Iris had gone
TO the telephone
You mustn't telephone anybody"
the runaway bride insisted. You
would be betraying my confidence"
But what do you intend to dog
what about NedT' Bobble suddenly
biurted. the thought Of young Warner.
alone on the train with the honeymoon
luggage. flashing on his mind.
''Ned's a darlinsf" And June's lip
quivcred- Hes an angel. But I can
not be a burden to be carried on Ned's
back ! shall stay away from Ned IN
III I achieve my own independence.
Then we can walk together hand IN
haud-in mutual self respect and nc
cepting from each other nothing but
love.
1T IS for his happiness as well as
for mine" June insisted firmly. '@rhe
world win not be happy until women
walk IN strict equality with men. Iris.
dear" She saw by the face OF her
friend that cold logic was wasted The
two girls walked upstairs. and Iris ush-
cred her still bosom friend Into a coy
little guest room
Meanwhile Ned Warner began 20 be
familiar with the bronze panther on
the overhaugiug rock in the park and.
casting back In his memory. reflected
that be must have passed IL about I've
times
But why had June married him .
Why had she walked down the aisle OF
the Bryuport chapel with him tina;
mOruingT Perhaps the black Vandyk
ed man was married. and marriage
was the only road TO June's freedom.
He could stand this train OF thoughts |
no longer He whlricd M Riverside /
drive. past the very house where June .
WIS then talking 20 ir1s and turned .
his key IN the lock OF the place which .
was 70 have been home Home. And /
this was his rcturni Here were all 4
the furnishings which they had bought
together. Here had clustered all his
dreams OF happiness
~ must b. his fax 10 fnd hat riGH!
June was still June-and his June.
He caught NJ the portrait and pressed
Z 90 his lirs and held II In his arms
md sauk down by the bed sObbing-
AZ that moment June and Iris were
Ilttins In the big walnut paneied IL
,rary. and Bobbie wandered In When
De- saw the girls he started back
Don't 60. BobbIer' called Iris She
walked straight Up 60 him and held
,ut her hand Producer
What's the pricef" he asked
-Oh. a hundred"
How did you guess my roilf" IN
,uIred the cheerful Bobbie. dragging
10 n handful OF bills with nonchalant
.ase. NJ which June smiled in spite or
Ter embarrassment. She had always
zen amused ut the matter OF fact and
pen way IN which these two discuss
a finances Bobbie counted his mon
y and held back n fragment OF II
Here's your hundred. and I'm seven
o the good"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-16
METROPOLITAN TROUPE IN
SHOW AT MATHERVILLE

The metropolitan Minstrel com,
pany Of Rock Island. played at Math-
ersville last night before a large and
appreciative audience The opera
house was packed 10 capacity. The
program as was rendered at the En-
pire in this city last month was pre-
scented there. The members Of the
troupe made the trip TO and from
Mathersville in taxicabs. one party
of the black face artists lost their
way on the road home, but arrived
home safely IN the early hours this
morning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-16
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
From The Argus Files of 1890 -

Jan. 10-Bailey Davenport died at
Gas last night at his home after a
short illness with influenza at the age
of &c.
Supervisor Jack Wilson, who is
clerk of Rural camp No 1S6, NJ. W. A..
was presented the other night with a
gold pen by the members.
J. e. Fleming has taken the posi-
ton OF bookkeeper for Baker q Hous-
man.
OhlweiIer & Spilger is the name Of
the new contracting and building firm
in this city.
Jan. 1.-THE 1rst meeting Of this
season Of the Rock Island County
Farmers institute was held at the
Milan town hail yesterday. President
Thomas Campbell presided. There were
ESQ present during the day.
At Turner hall last evening Charles
Green. champion wrestler of England.
failed to throw Martin Burns, cham
pion of Iowa, five times in one hour.
thereby FORGETTING a side bet of 500.
The black flag was ordered up this
morning. indicating a drop of at least
% degrees in temperature within the
next Is hours.
P F Cox of Coe proposes to contest
the republican nomination for county
treasurer with Thomas Campbell,
South Rock Islander. Druggist Gran /
7au Of Reynolds IS also in the race.
Jan. t3-Morris s. Heagy and bride /
ii Hampton were in the city today.
After one of the most disagreeabIs /
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-16
COURT ORDERS MAN PAY
HIS WIFE So PER WEEK

Charles De Loose was ordered by
Judge NeIs a. Larson in county court
this morning to pay his wife SO per
week following his trial on a charge
of wife, abandonment this morning.
Roy Burris, aged 10 years, and
Richard Burris, aged s years. were
declared dependent and consnitted to
the custody of Mrs. Margaret Schroe-
der, county probation officer.
Hazel Hoover, aged years, is TO
be given $3.50 per week towards her
support, at order of the county court
All the news all the time-The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-16
SECOND EPISODE.
In Pursuit of The Runaway Bride
CHAPTER ..

NrtAF y Gh y
@lrfE runaway bride. who I'D the
chase. seemed % be lucky. for
the traGic opened before her
G ike magic and closed behind
Der Ike a wall A. she turned into
Central PARK NJ FIfry-uinth street safe
from Immediate pursuit. the black
yaudyked mans car was In n suarl NJ
Fifth-sixth. a. he came out OF that
pocEet be leaned forward. after a look
ahead. and spoke crfspiy % his driver.
They stopped az the Plaza hotel. ana
the man. nurryinG Up the steps. sud
Denly paused. WITH a smile he drew
fr0su bis pocket a tiny gold watch and
opened d. Inside the III was the pic
tire n O beautiful young girl with a
handsome collie. The black vnufyked
nan elzed a the picture FOR n mo
ment IN frOwuiug meditation Il was
re ruua way bride
- be entered the hotel NeH-s taxi
with the nutterinS white ribbons. pass
81 and turned into the park Just as
June Warner turned out Of u AZ Sew
suty-secouf street. heading for River
side drive.
At that hour Iris Biethering sat pour
AAW mes N9AANlr aAuut-rr NNEN the ears
OF BObbis I'm the BIcthsrins home on
Riverside drive. She had been school
dny chum and the bosom friend Of
June Moore. but now there was no
June Moore. only June Warner. and
June Warner might become n stranger
Rot observed BObbic. How long
are they going O. BE- gomez
Three weeks Its m eternity. Bob
bier-
Rot said Robbie. why doesn't
somebody answer that doorbelIf'
u Ind only just runS. aud iumedi-
ateiy the hollow Blethering butler
came through. lie did not return 20
announce any one. however. Instead .
the caller rushed straight In and threw /
herself into the arms of Iris
June
BooDie Bietbering stood BY and watch [
Ell the tahIeau for moment. then be 4
went 70 the door and looked out
Where's NedT" ne quite naturally 4
inquired
The only answer was sob
JUNE pleaded Iris. where's
NedG''
Ill left Ned JGue walled u
an awayg'
Az. 1 sayr' protested B0bbie.
What did he do. dcarTT This from
IFS
'He-hs gave me money
He gave you money! Iris repeated
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-16

days imaginable yesterday, IL became
cold during the night and this morning
found the thermometer only five de-
grees above zero.
The ferry was driven back into win
ter quarters by floating ice this morn
ing.
Jan. Stockholders of the First
National bank elected the old board.
p. l. Mitchell, J. NJ. Buford, John War
ner, Phil Mitchell, c. Fay Lynde. Rock
Island National stockholders reflect
ed 7. J. Robinson. J. II. Wilson, c.
II. Stoddard, Peter Fries, +. Weyer-
haueser, z. D. Sweeney and J. F. Rob
inson, directors. Peoples National.
George Wagner, Henry Woltmann, Jo-
seph Rosenfeld, f. c. A Denkmaan.
c. Speidel. Peter Fries, lgnatz Huber,
Frederick Hass. August lHuesing, j. L.
Weyerhaeuser, Captain John Peetz.
the latter in the place Of the late
Bailey Davenport.
Jan 15-Supervisor Murphy Of Coal
Valley is acting as bailih during the
present term of court.
Winter is halgfover aud the register
has not registered a point below zero
IS yet
Jan Esquire Halves had novel
of performing a double
ceremony today, and he dii
II up in right royal style.
?. L. Mitchell handsomely enter
tanned a number of his friends at his
elegant Second avenue residence last
evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-16

this nrruoIy after awhile Did you
say he gave Jon money!
Yea June straiGhtered up as she
recognized the difficulty which lay be
fore her Iris. while n warn and loyal
friend. was not exactly thoughtful
person nor n sensitive one and might
perhaps not understand the deep eth
icai significance OF what had happened
Bobbic didn'r count
lust after the weddin= breakfast
mother gave me n purse. and ~ I had
rot left that on the library table at
home might not have known my pre-
dieamcut Until 10 was too late When
Ned and ! were on the rrutn- however.
] missed the purse. While / was tell
frs Ned about II be tipped the porter
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-16

Ga'va. III, Jan 16-The Galya
Standard Weekly was sold 10 James
4. Nowlan OF Toulon. H.. by William
Mcaieelin. who has been its publish
CT many years.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-16
Notlce Of Dissolution.

The grocery firm Of Hicks & Huber,
1928 Thirtieth street. have dissolved
by mutual consent, Mr. Hicks retir-
ing. C. 5. Hicks viii hereafter con
duct the business, assuming all LA
bilities and collecting all outstanding
accounts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-16
-epyn1tS. 1915. By Serial Publication
Corporation

By special arrangement for this
paper a photo-drama corresponding
20 the instsllments Of -Ruusway
June may now be seen at the lead
lag moving picture theaters By
arrangement made with the Mutual
Film Corporation II is not only pos
sibls % read Runaway June" each
week. but also after.Tard TO see NOV
ing pictures illustrating our story
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-16

@lHE runaway bride. who led the
chase seemed 90 be lucky. for
the traGic opened before her
S Ike magic and closed behind
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-16

accounts
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-20

An increase 81 ohe-t third m the value
d, Msnoa real estate property has been
shown by recent sSit nsfhat district
Property that cold for ana 10 cents
. square foot last year IS now bringing
II 70 IL cents. It is said. -se 81
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-20
Sugar Not Much More nhar
Last Week but Quotations !
Here Are Stronger RI

The close OF the week fi0ds stocks
on q much higher level thRn . week
mo and much firner. Alo1ugh the
price OF sugar IA but little highef than
IL was last Saturday-tf7 ias saEainst
INTERPRETATIONS on stocks are mark
eily higher, for the reason that the
market has steadied from thes panicky
reaction which swung Il on the first
drop from scent sugar. !. a.
Brokers are now realizing that IA
OF even $50, 10 pretty high-high
enough. At any rate. TO warrant. high
quotations for sugar stocks. There
has therefore been q steadylfg against
the wave OF bearishness that made 10,
self felt last week, This was shown
IN the middle OF the week when cables
fell 70 4.5T5. Contrary TO what was
expected even by brokers themselves
there was practically no decline In
stocks, brokers and Investors being
willing to pay the prevailing prices In
executing their orders.
THURSDAY and Friday the market dis
played considerable strength, especial.
" yesterday Also. there was O con.
siderable Increase in the volume Of
trade, which IL as good an index 20
the strength Of 1.-The market as quota
tons Whereas the latter part Of last
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-20
STOCK MARKET RECEIVERS,
PRCEsHIGHER AND flRnER

week and early this week there were
from 10 % 20. sa1es reported In q day
there were So testbrday ~ E!.::a.sts .
e Fs6fhaps aiioilieF faetor1 has been
provided by the faets that have egme
TO 1isht IN the mahy annual meetings
that have been held by sugar planta-
tion stoekhoiders TINS week These
reports have shown not ouiy a profit.
able year for 1914. but prospects for
good crops this yeAf With war con.
dltihns likely 10 last At least several
more months aud Guban crops likely
70 bs, l,Amptred for transportation A.
teilltles and held back w rain TO q con-
siderable extent, prices are bound to
be high. And, With large crops and
hiRh prices profits are sure to be
rood and Dividends large. Naturally,
stocks mist command high figure.
S A COR pariscn OF the difference in
sentiment between today and last
week may be cleaned from the follow
ing comparison Of quotations yester.
day and last Friday. olsa. 81 Sester-
day. 6 last week; McBryde. 81 yes.
terday, GA last week; Oahu Sugar,
A2k yesterday, % last week; Waialua.
bar Yesterday, 81 aad % bid last week;
EVA aak yesterday. % last week.
Bonds. industfhis and miscellaneous
have been light this week. -.
Prosperity motel Alexander q Bald
win stock Ii now worth s66 more than
IL was at the last time there was q
sale in e. ~
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WEEKLY PRODUCE REPORT
ByA. I, LoNGLEY, Marketing Superintendent.
. zs ss5aisf WEEK kNDlNd FEs, -, tstsd. $500

new, b., 1ls to 2Kc; sweet native
varieties, per 100 lbs., plentiful, Soc to
SIC; taro, wet land. cwt., t1.10; tAro,
bunch, l5c: tomatoes. Id, &c to DC;
green peas. h.. &c to loci eggplant.
doz.. Ice 70 15c.
FRUITS.
Alligator pears none in market ;
banarls, Chinese, bunch, CSC to soc;
cooking. bunch, $50 to 81; bfeadfruit
doz.. SOc to 5ec:ss dgs, per 100. 75c to
SIC; grapes. Isabella, ID, i0c to lie;
oranges. new lScArce) $iseb; lines,
per 100, zoe to ssc; pineapples, doz,
zoe b soc; strawberries. H., zee;
watkr1neld1s, each, 65e To- S5c pohas,'
u, 9slcw sale, Sc p ioc; papsias. lb..
Alpessset ssltsS. s
Good demand, for hides Steers. No.
!, ,Ib.s IL re. No. .; ID, .iS Nc; kips,
~. 1lHc; sheep skins, each, i0c TO
tod; goat skins, white, each. 1oc 70
bkkssEp MEATS.
Beef. h. lie TO- i2e; zeal, lb., lie
to i3ikc;. mutton. fby 1iS Ia lie;
pork. tih. i6c Is 17c.s b " !
HAY AND GRAIN.
The lolI6Eint ffs quotations on
feed TO. b. ,Huiiolhlu:
Corn small yellow. ten, $41,50 to
$40; large yellow, ton, t4i. cracked,
ton. s4k6g to $l2.60s barley. ton
1880: bran, ton. 1860 to .$37;
scratch food, ton, Sal, oats; ton, so
IN tai whe6k. Tar. ene- ID 4 Se mid.
diihsS Tor, {45 to SlS May wheat,
ton, $23 to 328; May attain, ton, $23
to S2s go. Alfalfa 'meais ton, s23. q
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: The cut-opsa chassis gave, the great
majority OF the visitors their first In
eight into the mechanism Of the Cad
FLAG i.type eight cylinder engine. Ger
tain sections. or the engine *ere cut
away to afford a view OF the moving
parts inside; and portions Of the crank
case were made OF glass, With the
interior illuminated by means OF cleo
trio Lights. The engine was kept slor-
~ turning over by an electric motor,
30 that observers could see everything
that takes, place inside the engine
when In actual operation, except the
explosion OF Ras In the cylihdets.
While the New FORK sh0s this rear
ests blished a retail sales record for
the Cadillac this vas eciinsed by the
business done at the Chicago exposi.
.tion BY the Cadillac dealers In Chica-
co. and the surrounding territory.
These report more retail sales than
seyer before made curing d show week.
At the show It was said that the Cadil,
lac, factory Is: also working night
shift in many of its departments.
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80 @iS-xS~rrS .Sfssssss,ss VI u -
small demand 10. isian9 lancy'
'lelwood receipts hg1L Demsno
5000 ior tuo ngter islsla lancy,
per M 45c; island tuD, per TO-, SVc.
EooS
island eggs pientiluL Fresn isiano'
1ox, &c to SSci duck eggs, doz., z71sc.
POULTRY.
Demond good for FAT chickens Ca
Dcns. ID. Csc to 371kc; brDilefs. fat,
2 % 3 lbs., 10. csc 70 S71ke; young
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-20

Libby, McNeill 6 iabby Of Honolulu
have taken out a. permit to erect q
warehouse IL their cannery. Kahaluu.
HindKard Oahu The structure VIII
cost 10000 The building WI stand
On 4 site 0f TOUR acres.
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CADILLAC EIGHT BIGDRANING
CARD A1CHlCAGO's AUTO SHOW

= That public interest in the eight-cgi-
iader Cadillac Is widespread was plen-
'tifuliy ,eyidenced throughout the week
OF tie Chicago Automobile Show. Just
closed. There. rs at the earlier New
York show. the Cadillac was the cen
ter Of attraction. - -
What occurred. IN and around the
Cadillac exhibit 30 the big Eastern
SHOW was duplicated at the Chicago
show. Reports from New York ware
10 the effect that an through the week
the Cadillac SPACE was crowded with
those, EAGER 70 see the working OF
the. cut-open eightcyIinder chassis and
heaf the lecture by the demonstrators,
and that. In numerous instances visit
ors we're unable to get clese enough
TO see or hear The same things took
place at Chicago. The throng around
the exhibit was dense at all times and
those who we're fortunate enough each
day to get close enough to see and
hear we'll remained from the begin
ming to the end of the demonstrators
talk. 49,. @,- =