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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-16
MAKES A
BIG COUNTRY RUN
Coulter Wins Record inl
Milburn Light Car on
Rural Roads.

Wha, y probably The Longest tour
through The country ever made oy 4
Toledo man il &p electric car vas
tt.zt = Robert ! Coulter u The GgsE-
Sc Motor COMPANY who this week
made the round mp from Toledo 20
TtfH1 'r = Eilb.r, Light electric.
Leaving Toledo Thursday morning
Coulter arrived So T.fNI al eleven,
frler.rg INC toSu III speed of
twenty eE per hour The trip u
ffry-EeFer r. .es was made Cr sin
gle charge and IN order 20 prove that
TIE csT was csps bic Il dcl1g even
mare. Coulter used il fof the remain
6ey - ire day ir giving cetnCn&tfa-
sans and making business caJl&
TIE car WAS charged On THURSDAY
evening ant UEe5 all dsy FRIDAY ~
r-,E syc--t Tffr and % relYhtor-
..g towns The rgt- ~ ufI was made
~ Saturday morning WIKI ~ little
l.ttculty .as :1e t'ip ato1e
Ccuter. who handles r-e " ugrr
t2les tgr the GTs-zser ccrrp pa-g. made
TIE rr 70 snow vhat me ca csu Go
.- r-'1 11le distance pE
"a Toledo woman VINO recent y
bought 2 MI-Jrr. asked ne 1te ottey
fsv . ! rtC.yt- t1e could ase tre csr
',y t-y 70 the Country cIyy and
hsck says Coulter. -'soe lad been
driving t.e car rr1rt farther than
.tst every Gay around toe city but
s,s-etgw. wre- she though, - going
cy,gce r-e city limits tr - e.ectrJc
tre lrg- hey confidence.
TT was 70 lcyrteract .-r press Crs
t--t as -.-s se-grt5 fIc,, t.e ali-cus
% b.-a ~ Ite bulky heavy electric
rsrE I'at ! made l-e "TRIP lc ard from
-'trr want T,}acrs-rs % lr,gw
t-at tts -ew T.leSg lrpc.rt Gan 70
IS e. and as 's-s' as any ltrF' e.er-
,rlc built - srr.alltr amount q
r-rrgrt
TIE Tulsa Motor car CO mas me
agency fci the " 1cyrr elsctrlc here
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-16
CHALMERS ISSUES
AUTO MAGAZINE
Publication Is Not a "Mcre
House Organ, Is Com
ment of Editor.

'The Chalmers CIubman," a now
monthly magazine of motoring. Will
make its appearance this week II is
published by the Chalmers Motor
company and is another link In the
chain Of service to owners Of Chal-
mers cars which Hugh Chalmers ls
forging.
II is not a mere house organ. II f.
essentially a magazine Of motoring
1t is established with tho idea Of IN
terpretlng Chalmers service 10 Chal-
mers owners.
Mr. Chalmers declares that Chal-
mers owners comprise vcrltahlc fra
ternty Of the open road, and has un-
dertakcn the publication Of this
magazine because he believes that
this great club, which already mum
bers nearly fifty thousand members,
needs an official organ.
The following forcword in the May
Issue Of the new magazine states the
creed which prompted Mr. Chalmers
10 found the publications;
"The 10000 owners Of Chalmers
motor cars are the charter members
Of the Chalmers club.
Their club rooms are all out-of-
doors
Their dOrmitOries include every
inn on the open Road.
Every waysidc spring is this clubs
taproom
THE kitchen Of It's myriad-handcd
chef extend from sea 10 sea. lta grill
room IS every eating house on tho
twisting trails.
The Chalmers cllb is the biggest
and most democratic club on earth.
The far-flung road is It's spoor and
sign. The Chalmers monogram On
the radiator Is It's badge Of member
ship. Let your next car be Chal-
mers' IS the invitation 10 the outsider
TO Join,
"On country highway and city
street, the Clubmcn thrlll 20 tho
rhythm of their common understand
Ing.
THE Chalmers Clubman' is ths
official organ of this world wide mo-
tor cult .Its mission is 10 interpret
70 this great brotherhood the full siR-
niflcance and meaning u Chalmers
Service"
THE Chalmers Clubmau' viii be
mailed free 20 all Chalmers owners
II VIII be profusely illustrated and
vigorously written The artistic char
sctcr of us first issue places il ~ the
outset in the front rank ~ magazines
published by motor car companies
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-16

Result OF the great Yale University Sheffield Scientific School
vi the forty automobiles tested the famous Sheffield Scientific
laboratory the Maxwell stands first economy of Gasoline consm
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-16

Brown Of Brooklyn, in behalf Of Ralph
Milford, 1911 road racing champion:
a second Cino, driven by II. f. McNay
OF Cincinnati, and a Burman special.
by Bob Burman.
The Harroun and Burmun cars
were totally unexpected, as HurrOun
was thought TO have his hands fun
suiding the racing destinies OF the
Maxwell team, OF which he is the
head, while Burman had already been
named for the 500-mile at the wheel
OF Peugeot.
New Ideas.
Harroun, It is thought. made the
nomination for the purpose OF trying
out some ideas as to design which are
in advance even OF his Maxwell! stuff.
Tho selection OF Tom Orr, his assist
ant in the Maxwell research labora-
tory, to drive. is held to confirm this
view
Burman entered his special car
after deciding he had better chance
with II than a regular peugcOt. 1t
won the worlds dirt track champion
snip for him recently and captured
the Oklahoma City road race, so that
ne has ample reason 10 be rejudiccd
in its favor. 1t is said 10 DO his last
years Peugoot, rebuilt
The Cino is sister TO the car. al
ready entered by william f. Purcell,
the Ludlow (Ky) enthusiast Before
entry It was put through series Of
time trials at the speedway and found
amply fast enough for the gOO-mile
event
Look for More.
other nominations for the Indian
apoIs contest are expected with every
mail, some Of them, especially those
which may still be on the way from
Europe, being scheduled TO arrive
even after the entries close. The total
field, to date, IS as follows:
Three Maxwells, Carlson. Rickcn-
bacher and one other driving, three
Stutz cars, no drivers named, four
Sunbeams CasEEaRLr CDatalen or
Porporato, Grant and I4mbergi three
Peugeots Resta and probably Duray
and BabcOck, DelaRe John De Palma;
Mercedes, Ralph De Palma, two Due
senbergs Alley and % DDHneu, Du-
Chesneau, Brown, Comedian, Chcyro-
let; three Mercers, TIUeu. Rurkstell
and Nikrent, three T. 4 P'F Hughes
Keene and Whalen; three BergGolh.
Erwin Bergdoll. Grover Bergdou and
Haupt' Bugatu. Oldficld, two C!n0s,
Cox and MCNRy; Burman special Bur
man; Mulford special, Mu.i1rd, Har-
roun special, Orr and Sebring and
Emden, no drivers named.
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4 college, Boz

81 wgu vuw ucviul Buic me
frsfrmpr Tn lirrle weak"
.Lr TIE Isgt er3' Snapped Tue
gorhumurt. TRACK WORK VIII remedy
That nv boy
.Nr ,uu duuT Understand. IN 3
little weaF-"
-r-It ir the chest Rowing h what
YOU uesd with pefhupt & little MAIN
mef throwing on tne HiuI.
'Tn lernid nuue OF those Things
viii help ury case. I'm / lt-tit weGt iu
geumgtry.s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-16
Many Auto Enthusiasts Al
ready in the mdianapo-
lis 500-AIile Race.
LIST STILL GROWING
Haroun Has Selected Tom
Orr to Drive; May Smash
Worlds Record.

INDIANAPOLIS, May S.-Four ad.
ditional entries have been received for
the next Indianapolis 50O-mile race.
raising the total count for that event
TO thirty-siX.
The last to register were Tom Orr.
At the wheel Of Harroun special en-
lered by Ray Harroun, winner of the
1911 Indianapolis 5OO-mlle race; a
Nulford special entered by Luther
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-16
DIR. r. A. DOUGLAS

with Offices in Ohio building No 4142 South Man street
Tulsa Okla especially equipped and qualified 70 treat dis
about which most people dislike to consult ne family
practitioner If unquestonabe skill adequate equipment earn
efforts fidelity obligations and established reputation tof
successful achievement in accomplishing in his chosen
specially appeal to your intelligence and discretion In The se
tion Of doctor you then TO shall expect
to give you satisfactory results for ny special qualifications
and past success justfies In assuring.
SPECIAL DISEASES l successfully treat Diseases Of
Women by the absorption method and prevent many opera
tions Piles treated Guarantee, 10 pay az
Rectal and Pelvic Specialist. Consultation Free
Hours Oil 1.e Sundays by Appontaent Plore l3-0
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-16
AGE OF SPEClALISM

All lines of endeavor demand
it. This statement is intended
to apply especially to medicine.
More advances have been made
in the past twenty years in
this branch of science than in
most any other line, and it is
all due to specializing. Every
branch of medicine.is a field in
itself. The teaching staff of
all medical colleges is composed
of specialists in the branches
they teach. 1t surely could
not be expected that a student
would become expert in all
branches. He is expected to
select some speciality that his
skill and natural inclination
and his ability suit best.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-16

There be comparison between the ability Of the
ordinary physician and the trained specialist The former
trying explore and conquer the whole field Of medicine and
surgery and therefore, becomes proficient in particular
branch The specialist conscentiosy confines himself
gle class Of Ills and masters them. If your automobile
get out of order would you take it to eweeri II youS
watch clock was to get Of order would you take
blacksmith Neither would you call eye specialist if your
wife any member Of the family would have typhoid fever
pneumonia You would call the family physician who daily
treats such conditions If you should have special pr
vate disease you should 90 the family physician but 70
specialist who equipped and trained especially for the treat
ment Of such diseases
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-16

D ru-urcvrle messenger Is EN-
ri~yef ry lte Spsrry FIGURING Mills
- TauufuL WGEt tr get sywJ ies
f-rrr tne newly arrived crrg - rra-u
Uue hurry them So the Inspector iu
tte uhurte eW pusH uie r,rue
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-16

'Ec long Is thr motorcycle Wur16
if rl.1 -o have me J s.tl deefr Il 4
priv ere tc 1--we ic IT, saac = g.
Earc' When asked y ne prr1err; latst
giving lp tre tvo-wheeler
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-16

-'re -pD rriie ruu-rrrl Gle champion
an; o. New Suyrt wales was won by
w slct on II 1usricbu-uu.t motor
cycle
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AMATEUR NIGHT
 AT LYRIC THEATRE
BIG UNIVERSAL PROGRAM AND CLASSY AMATEURS ON FRI
 DAY PROGRAM.

This is amateur night at the Lyfis, headed by a classy four round boxing match between Eddie Kelly and Kid Sharkey two of the classiest boxers in the city, both of whom are we'll known. Miss Dorothy Graham will sing one of the always clever and popular ballads, John Boaz in popular songs has promised a new one, Frank Lane. female imtersonator anl singer. is the king bee of the amateurs. Do not overlook this splendid booking of amateurs There will be classy acts and plenty of laughs.
 The picture program is headed by a two part Universal featuring Well ng ton Playter and Marie Walcamp, two of the Uniyersal's best known dra- matists in The Blood of His Brother" tense and thrilling film story that will be sure to please you.
 Rosemary Theby, Harry Meyers and
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THE THEATERS
ROYAL THEATEg

After a solid week of features showing our patrons will welcome this big variety program, with four splendid single reel offerings.
 The Jarrs are with Us today in one of their riotous comedies Vitagraph with this series of joy films has ere ated an international sensation, and since you have been seeing them you have learned to love the Jarrs as well as 10 laugh at their many predica- ments The Jarrs Visit Arcadia" is the title today.
 Biograph with a splendid single reel offering releases "A Days Ad- ventures" a thrilling 1.000 feet of dramatic reel with just enough com edy to make it bright and attractive.
 Essanany will entertain with a mas. ter western, "The Mine Boss" a story of big country and it's big people.
 The Twins Sister" a remarkably y clever Lubin offering, is nothing f not comedy. Have you seen the h. bin twins? If not. see them today and see fl you can tell which is which.
 Saturday is Elaine" day with an- other two part episode of the biggest and most entertaining series of them all. This is the new series of Elaine" and it is bigger and better than ever.
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JOHN WESLEY HILL
 LAUDS PATRIOTS
ANY HYPHENATE ...ERICAN WHO FAILS TO SUPPORT FLAG
 UNWORTHY OF CITIZENSHIP.
Worlds Court Congress Applauds En- thusiasticaIIy an Outburst of Patrl- otism at Dinner Given Delegates.

Cleveland. May 13-Deleeates to the World Court Congress burst into wild applause this afternoon when pr. John Wesley Hill of New York, in an inn romptu speech, pointed dramatical ly to a huge American flag above his head and shouted:
 Any English-American German American, French-American or any other hyphenated American who does not support that flag in the present situation is unworthy of the citizen ship he owns
 An orchestra in an alcove began inc strains of "The Star Spangled Ban. ner" and the audience rose and joined in singing the song Many wert aloud.
 Dr Hilrs declaration was not made at a regular session of the congress but at dinner given by the business men of Cleveland to the delegates of the congress. The congress has for bidden comment on the war situation in its meetings.
 John lHays Mammond, chairman of the congress, today announced com
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CLEANUP DAY" OBSERVANCE URGED
TOMORROW THE CITY IS EXPECT ED TO UNDERGO A GENERAL
 CLEANING FOR SUMMER.
Notify the Civic Club or Chief Of Pc lice Where 1t Is Desired That You
 Want Wagons to Haul Away Refuse.

The observance of "Clean Up" day in Hot Springs tomorrow is to be the object of close scrutiny from not alone the officers of the city gener ally, but of about one hundred we men of the allied cubs Of the city who have volunteered to help make this day more successful in the future than it has ever been in the past.
 Those who will have refuse gather. ed from premises for the city wagons to haul away should today notify the chief of police or the members of the Civic Club. The wagons are to be furnished where it is necessary to have them but of course it is eAl ect. ed that they will not be called on where the property owner or tenant has other means of hsposing of the rubbish
 County Health Officer Dr. John s. Wood, and City Physician pr. Bush have both interested themselves in the movement. and have given par ticular warnings of the necessity of a proper observance of this cleanup argument
 The most essential thing is the re. moyal of the weeds from all city lots. because the weeds often hide tin cans and other receptacles which contain and hold water and which are thus breeding places for mosquitoes. The physicians state that if care will be eNerted in this respect, and if about the stables where horses are ktp, there is also eXerted care, there will be millions less of flies and mosqui- toes in the city this summer.
 After tomorrow the sanitary con dition of the city will be up to the police department, but this do7s not mean that the ladies of the clubs will abandon their work, for they will con tinue to locate places which are un- sanitary, the difference being that their later reports will be made to the health board and the city officials. with a view to the prosecution of those who after having been given warning, will not make sanitary the premises for which they are respon- sible.
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HELEN GARDNER IS AT
 NEW CENTRAL THEATRE
FEATURED IN ONE OF THE BEST THREE REEL SPECIALS OF HER
 SUCCESSFUL CAREER.

Helen Gardner, considered by crit it's of New York as one of the most magnetic of all actresses when it comes 10 depicting emotion of oren- tai or mystic natures, and whose chief work has been in parts of this nature, will be seen today at the New Cen. tral theater in one of the most gor- geous three reel specials that the Vi tagraph company has ever released along those lines. It is entitled "Tle Breath of Araby" and is a mystic power that only one possesses. This woman Craves it. The manner in which she goes about to obtain "The breath of Araby' and, having obtain ed it, meets death, stamps Miss Gard ner as one of the most remarkable actresses now before the picture world. The production is staged re- gardless of expense. 1t is one of the greatest things that Vitagraph has ever given Miss Gardner to handle, and she plays the part of the schem- ing woman to that degree of perfec. ton that makes her work truly artis- tie
 The second of the series of The Road of Strife" will be at the New Central today, entitled The Str -ngth of Love" This has Crane Wilbur and Mary Charleson in the title pa ts. two most popular players. Saturday "The Lure of the Yukon" will be the big drawing card
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Brinsley Shaw are featured in Vic tors comedy of frenzied love and fi- nance, Fathers Money" Be sure 10 see this one as it is a real scream
 Pathe offers a novelty in one of its great educational and scenic films. scenes in Toledo and Southern Spain This beautiful and romantic country is one of the most entrancing spots on Gods universe and this picture today is one of the greatest scenic films ever shown.
 One other big Universal drama. the title of which has not been announced, will complete this big double program today Don't miss the amateurs.
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F FRECkLES
Don't Hide Them With Veil; Remove Them With the Othne Prescription

This prescription for the removal of freckles was written by prominent physician and is usually so successful in removing freckles and giving a clear, beautiful complexion that it is sold bb druggists under guarantee to refund the money if it fails.
 Dot hide your freckles under a veil; get an ounc Of othne and re- movl them. Ever the first few appli- catiY should show a wonderful i'm. pruiement, some of the lighter freck- les 1anishing entirely.
 ne sure 10 ask the druggist for the doulle strength othIne it Is this that Is scld on the money back guarantee,
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OR SALLOW, WRINkLED,
 FRECKLED. PlMPLED SKIN

If you have any cutaneous llemish, don't use paint, powder or anything else to cover it u1. Too often this only emphasizes the defect. Besides, it's much easier to remove the disng ulement with ordinary mercolizei wax. Applied nightly. the wax will gradually remove freckles, pimplrs s, blackheads, motA-patches, salowne s, red or yellow blotches, or any surf ca ewptions. The affected cuticle is ab. sofbed, a litt,e each day, until the clear, sott youthful and beautiful skin beneath is brought wholly to view. Ask the druggist for an ounce of mer- colized wax and use this Nike you use cold cream Remove in morning with soap and water. Many who have tried this simple and harmless treat ment report astonishing results.
 If bothered with wrinkles or crows feet, wash lotion made by dissoly, ing an ounce of powdered saXollte in a half pint withc hazel will prove re markedly effective ETAO
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Whoopina Couqh.

"When my daughter had whooping cough she coughed so hard at one time that she had hemorrhage of the lungs. I was terribly alarmed about her condition. Seeing Chamberlain Cough Remedy so highly recom- mended, l got her bottle and it re- lieyed the cough at once. Before she had finisher two bottles of this rem edy she was entirely well" writes Mrs. s. F. Grimes. Crooksville, Ohio Obtainable everywhere.
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Notice the Neat and
 Careful Dresser HOFFMAN TAILORING AND CLEANING co.

are pleasing some of the best dressers in the city and can please you. We clean one pair of short gloves FREE with each suit cleaned Suits made to order $1350 mp, pants $3.50 up.
 Ladies and gentemens suit tailored or altered by expert tailor.
 Phone 644 Office 233 Central Ave.
 Prompt Gall and Delivery.
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mission of delegates to draw mp a definite plan for a world court of jus tice. Its members are:
 James Brown Scott Washingt1n jurist.
 Theodore Marburg. Baltimore, for. mer minister to Belgium
 Henry Lane Wilson, eX-amhassa a Tor to Mexico
 Branbridga Colby New York, attor. ney.
 Judge D. D. Woodmanze, Cincinnati
 Prof Jeremiah w. Ienks, New York
 MT. IIammond by the ruling of the congress, also s a member of the com mission
 Henry Lane Wilson, Judge D n. Woodmanze. and William Dudley Foulke were the principal speakers at the session
 MT Wilson gave his attention to the limitation and q possibilities of a world court.
 Mr Foulke declared that "the de. yelopmeut of our national constitu- ton and judiciary foreshadows in its general features the development of some coming federation of the Unit ed States of Europe or the world"
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FOR THE HUMANE OFFICER
 PHONE 1903. 4-9t
COMMITTEE TONIGHT.

Tonight at o'clock at the office of Dr. V. H. Hallman in the Arkansas National Bank building a special com mittee from the local lodge of Knights of Pythias will beet for the purpose of going over some detail work Of i'm portance relative to the state conven- tion which meets in this city shortly. All members of the committee are urged to be present.
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TRY AN ORDER OF OUR sPE- ClAL VANILLA ICE CREAM TO- DAY. THE PASTEURlZED MILK co. PHONE 15.
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KING OF GREECE
 IS SERIOUSLY ILL

London May 14, 2:40 am.-The cold from whial King Constantine of Greece has been suffering for the last week has turned into pleurisy, says Reuters Athens correspondent The king consequently win be unable to attend to state business for some time The doctors held a consultation concerning his condition Thursday night.
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Use iiggett's Golden Tip tea for baking iced tea. This tea Is pro
 cured only from the early flowery pickings, which in this country is found in but few of the most exciusive stores, and then at prices varying from S200 to $500 a pound. Price s1.00 a pound. For sale by R. c. Mor. bis Drug Co Phone 2As G-10-h
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to-MEAL TICKET FOR s2


 This ticket can be used one or more times per day You will like our Hot Cakes Biscuits. Corn Bread. Home Made Pies and Cakes. We serve fresh vegetables, the best butter pure milk butter milk and spring water on cur table. Special attention given those who are obliged 10 diet. Ser vice is prompt and efficient end every thing is neat and nice Cool dining room -Ilectric fans. Meal hours Breakfast ...........7 to 9 a. m. Dinner .. ........,tt;45 to 1:3O p. rn Supper ......... .5:45 to 7:30 D. m.
 SPECIAL BREAKFASTS zoe And we serve you fruit, cereals, oat meal, bacon and eggs, potatoes. hot cakes, toast, coffee, tea milk or but termilk
 Summer rates on room and board. Our rooms are the coolest. If there is a breeze we get II
 TERRACE HOME HOTEL
 No. Fountain Terrace. (Just one-quarter block off Central and one-half block from Arlington)
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35c. MEAL FOR
 zoe.

Our regular price for single meals, dinner or supper, is 25c, but you can save money and get the Best Meal Value in the city by buying
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They Know Whats comlno.

When a woman opens her remarks with the assertion that of course she 8 always very careful what she says about any body. we notice that all the other women prick up their ears and ook eagerly expectant-Columbus ,OJ Journal