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Evening star., 1916-08-09
CITY ITEMS.
Star of the East Flour, $3.50 4

Star OF the East Flour, S6-5O BbI.I
"a lbs. Old-time, sec: lbs. Head Rice.
Csc: Ross's Whole Wheat Biscuits.
Csc; 4 Macaroni, Csc; large cans To-
matoes. Csc; 4 Wisconsin Peas, Csc; 4
Sugar Corn, CSC: Karo Syrup, 25c:
Wonder Coffee, zoe; Wonder Tea, 2ac;
Grape Juice. quarts, 22c; Jelly Mints,
15c: loaves Bread, 10c; Pure Pepper,
Csc; pound jars Rockwood's Cocoa, 25c;
cans Oil Sardines. 10c: 3 cans Potted
Meats. 10c. 926 Pa. ave. and all the
]. T. D. Pyles Stores.
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Baltimore < Ohio, 7:45 am, August IL,
tickets valid for return within IS days.
Through trains of parior cars and
coaches. with luncheon car from Phila-
delpnia via Lehigh Valley. Liberal
stop-overs returning. Similar excur-
sion August rs. Sept and %. Oct. g.
Advertisement.
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BALTIC. Oyster & Fish Depot. e43 NV.
For the Finny and Feathery Tribe we
are it. Whopper Steamed and Live
Crabs; Dressed and Live Chickens and
Ducks; Choice Fish and Farm products
retailed near wholesale prices.
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600 Atlantic City and Return. $500
Americas greatest seaside resort. 7:15
am Sunday, August 13, Baltimore &
6 pm. same day.-Advertisen1e
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AMUsElGENTS.
Special Film Features

|OpoCl0l Till rcdluS, /
Pcnr Gardens. Pa. Ave. At 2lss e.
LEY. in THE PURPLE LADY" in acts.
ToMoRROw-N0RMA TALMADGE. With
RALPH LEWIS. In ''GoING STRAIGHT:
Also Comedy. "AMBRosE's CUP OF
THE GREAT NUMBER OF AUTOS USING
OUR AMPLE PARKING SPACE BIAS
PROVED coNCLUsIvELY THE PoPU-
LARITY OF OUR BEAUTIFUL AIRDoME.
Savoy Garden, 18th and Col. Rd.
! tToDAY-EDNA GOODRICH. in THE MAX
ING OF MADDALENA."
] American. r. I. Ave. and 1st 81.
! lTODAY-FRANK DANIELS. In WHAT
HAPPENED TO FATHER"
! Washington Park Ii Open. 18th q U
SToDAY-DOROTHY BERNARD. in ''sINs
! OF MEN" VIM. Fox Production.
! Circle. 21os Pa. Ave. Pm. w. o53.
| {ToDAY-yIRGINIA PEARSON and STEW
! ART HOLMES. in "A TORTURED
troMoRRow-.sHERLook HOLMES"
| Home. 18th and c SITS. NE:
! rODAY-LILLIAN WALKER, in THE Or
l DEAL OF ELIZABETH" v. l. 6. z.
Olympic. I<aI You Ct. WV.
! rODAY-MAE MARSH. in ''HooDoo ANN"
! Also MACK SWAIN. in '-sToRK DE-
I LIVERY"
ToDAY-LUcILLE LEE STEWART. in
l THE CONFLICT"
CrnndarI's Apollo. s24 II ct. We.
tToDAY-LOUISE HUFF. in "'DESTINY'S
toy"
iToDAY-LUcILLE LEE STEWART. in
THE CONFLICT"
The Stanton Park, Near Stanton Pl.
iTODAY-FRED MACE, in WHAT HAP
PENED TO JONES'"
Masonic Auditorium.
ToNIGHT-BLANCHE SWEET. In
THE THOUsAND-DoLLAR HUSBAND"
Paramount. Also PATHE WEEKLY.
crandan'. Av. Grand. Gas Pr. Az ~
sToDAY-oLGA PETRovA, in THE ETER-
NAL QUESTION"
CrandaIrs Theater. 9th and e SITS.
:TODAY-wILLIAM FARNUM, in THE
END OF THE TRAIL"
Lyric, 18th and Irving SITS. NV.
tToDAY-George Kleine presents BILLIE
in THE SHADOW OF SCANDAL" Also
I PATHE NEWS. THE VOICE IN THE
WILDERNESS featuring FRANCIS Y.
] BUsHMAN.
1.-The Liberty Theater. N. Cnp. and r
SToDAY-DoUGLAs FAIRBANKS, in THE
I HABIT OF HAPPINESS" Also a 2-reel
keystone Comedy, "A BATH-HoUSE
BLUNDER." starring CHAs. MURRAY.
s-s-s-s-s-s-s-s-s-s-s-sss
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Electrical Work-An Branches-A. G.
Tolson. Electrician. go u ST. NV. N. e244
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Claflin Optical Co.. 9O5 r St.
Broken glasses quickly repaired.
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Ideal Dancing Under the Oaks and Stars
at Congress Hts. ,s:15 every evening
Advertisement.
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Chevy Chase Lake.

big open-air pavilion. with fine or
chestral music for dancing. is the chief
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attraction at Chevy Chase Lake each
evening. The car ride to the lake is
pleasant one and there are also other at
fractions.
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Blue Printing. Schmidt. 1921 18th st.
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BIaekistone's Floral Tokens. - Up.
Artistic and appropriate. 14th & H sts.
advertisement.
Evening star., 1916-08-09
Invalid Chair. for Sale or Rent.

Comfortable adjustable wheel chairs
Order now. Mckee Co.. 917 G st.-Ad-
vertisement
Evening star., 1916-08-09
POST OFFICE CLERKS
GO ON OUTING FRIDAY
Officials in Service Will Be Special
Guests-Extensive Enter
tainment Program.

Post Office Department and city post
Office officials are to be special guests
at the annual outing of Branch No. Is,
United National Association of Post Of
fee Clerks. at Chesapeake Beach FIJI
day afternoon and evening.
These guests will occupy a special
observation car attached to the train
leaving District Line station at 2:SO
p.m.. and an elaborate buffet luncheon
will be served on the way down. A
dinner also will be served to the ofn-
cials at the beach.
The committee in charge has ar
ranged for unusual ENTERTAINMENT anu
an extensive program of feature at
fractions has been prepared. There is
a list of ten athletic events, open TO
natrons of this excursion only, for
which valuable prizes will be awarded.
These include: Boys under eight years
handicap, girls under eight years nam
dicap, boys eight to twelve years nan
dicap. girls eight to twelve years nan
dicap. bows twelve to sixteen years
handicap, girls twelve to sixteen years
handicap, young men over sixteen SIN
gle ladies over sixteen, married iaoles
and married men open.
carving pictures of the new city post
once and Postmaster NJ. o. Chance
Brotherhood to Attend.
The Brookland Brotherhood. an or
ranization of more than $50 members
many of whom are post office clerks
has voted to attend this outing with
their families.
The president Of the local postal
clerks union will be absent from the
festivities this year, as he IS IN the
District militia camp at Fort Myer.
AS he has always taken livery IN
terest in the annual outing. he Will De
missed. This is Capt. George l. Ialt'
commanding Company D of the 80 reg
iment, which is awaiting orders to en-
train for the border. Efforts are being
made to get Capt. TAFT away from the
camp on leave for the outing.
ARRANGEMENTS for the trip to the
Beach and for the entertainment OF
guests are in charge of an executive
Committee consisting of Edward w;
Turner, acting president of the CLERKS
union; Charles ]. T. McCaffry. first vice
president; L. ]. Robinson, William I.
Sherwood, David Brown and Arthur >.
Browne.
Evening star., 1916-08-09
DANCING.

PROF. AND MRS. L. A. ACHER-STUDIO,
l127 10th st. NV. Class Mon. and Fri. Pri-
vate lessons any hour Open all summer.
North $780, Established 1900. 1os
PROF. & MRS. PROMOS.
We teach you to lead; 10 lessons. IS. Open
all summer; elec. fans. el2 10th NV. NJ. 6l33.
LADIES, LADIES. PRIVATE Lessons, 75c:
summer rates. Gents, we teach you to lead in
ali dances. Call or phone NJ. 5679. PROF.
wYNDHAM, sl6 18th NV. Electric fans.
GIOyER's DANCING ACADEMY. e1s 22nd-
Pri lessons any hr., day, eve., soc: @. So so.
All dances taught. Latest method. Cool finely
equipped ballroom. Est. 1908. Phi. W. 1129
The Little River news., 1916-06-10
WINTHROP NEWS.

Winthrop, June 9-(Special)- )-Mrs. Guy Daxss is visiting in Fouke tals week
 Wallace Webb of Louis jana spent a few days with homesolks last week.
 Ms Mary Davis returned home last Friday after visit in Ashdown She was accompanied by Mir. and Mrs Frank Lang. Mrs. Robert Pierce ant sister, Martha.
 Those who are attending the each @ rs' institute at Ashdown this week are Prof. Boggs, and Prof Lamb, Mrs 4Addie Bevills and dau ghter, Charlie Misses Ollie Obarr, E1hel Turaey, Eu mice Arms.
 Warren Webb of Louisiana is wis iting home folks 1hfs week.
 Mrs. Henry Majors and daughter Myra, of Joplin. No. arrived Sabn F s,lay for a visit heM.
 Misses Jennie and Ffajttie Wilso> and Eda Cadie and 6yssce Gist left Sur day for Conway where they Will a1- tend the state 1nrulal Mrs. LenA SchWacks ttf Houstorl Texas is the guest of Mrs Gsr0we1 ftamblin this WU3R Tom Bales wlss in MsAGlown N0n day
 Charlie Click WAS in Mmera Springs the tiTsI of the week. Miss Lcua Btlles visited Miss HI age Perkins in As'hdswp this week Dr. Feawy wsss an hshdown Monday Mrs. Alex Lamb was In Ash Nw1 ! tue latter part eli the week
The Little River news., 1916-06-10
TOLL OF T0R-
 NAD0 NOW l07
BelaSed Reports Increase Number 0, Casualties in Five States.
 Arkansas Heads List.

Kansas City, Mo-, June 7.-Death lists in the storm-swept section oi Ar kansas, Mis- ouri, Mississippi and H. linois grew hourly tonight as belated reports were received from communi- ties which suffered in q series of tor nadoes Monday night and early to- day. Late tonigh, the deiths of IL persons lad been reported, several other Del sons were unaccounted fo: and believed dead and several hun dred had been injured, of whom som will Gie. Accurate e2timates of pro perty damage were not available.
 Tabulations show the following deaths:
 Arkansas-Seventy
 Missouri-Thi1ty possibly more. ississippi-Fifteen. Illinois-one.
 Tennessee-Four, With a score missing in the oyerturning of the Mississippi river packe Elenere
 In Missouri the Popular Bluff sec tion was we'll nigh devastated. Me Cure reported the single death in II linois.
The Little River news., 1916-06-10
AEKINRA NEWS.

Arkinda, June z.-&peciaa. )-Dl K,ogard was here siuntiav from Fore M;an. | Mrs. Burt Higg4 w<px heIe SatAr day and Sunday from ldaSel. visirin, fsr parents, Mr and Mrs. R. l.. DaS, sen Smoody Fallis went to Haworth Sat ur6as+ in interest of courtshsp. J. D. Cook is on the sick Hist now J. w. Lisenby is right sick thi: week.
 The xlrkinda Lumber Company ha' suspended operation for few days. =
 Boss Wri; and Miss Pearl Davis were marrI, here Wednesday, Rev c. A. AllhcEas officiating.
 The farmers are smiling now il every direction on account of the gooi rain received recently.
 Arkinla, June Especial )-Mrt Boss Wright and Miss Pearl Davis were married last week. Frank Skin- ner and Miss Salie Kirkland were married Wednesday. Dr. Tom Pierce and Miss Smith were married Tue day. We think this is enough for this time.
 J. w. Lisenby went to Foreman Thursday
 Born to MT. and Mrs. Harry Fay. Tor a boy Thursday
 There are several cases of measles here now.
 Frank Skinner will resume his job on the railroad the 18th.
 Moody Fallis went to Haworth Sat- urday.
 Mrs. Lacy came in recently from Oklahoma.
 c. L. Jennings contemplates going to Oklahoma in the near future. We don't know whether he intends to go fishing this time or to see his best girl. We rather think the latter. Jennings refuses to relate.
 J. D. Cooke is right sick now. MT. Cooke has been sick several days.
 MT. Fisher will return to Oklaho- ma Saturday or Sunday.
 MT. Wallace is doing a good busi- ness in the cold drink stand business.
 Rev. c. A Allhands went to Fore. man Thursday.
The Little River news., 1916-06-10

! courthouse, ill which said court IS held in the county of Little River , within the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales, on Saturday the A day of June, A. D., 1916, the following des- cFibed real estate towit: The east
 half of the north west quarter the
 northwest quarter of tho northwest quarter (NWl of NWfj. the south west qnzatEer of the Northwest Guar, ter (SWs tof NWD; the northwest quarter of the southwes-i quarter (N-
 WI of SWD; the north east quarter
 of the soaGh west quarter (MEa of S.
 WI; NWs of SEa. all il secs. two 13 5
 range 28 west. Also the west half or
 of the northwest quarter of the south
 west quarter (Wa NW4 SWD; the
 northeast of the northwest of the
 northwest quarter (NE1 NW4 NWD;
 the southwest l of the Southeast
 of the northwest quarter (SW4 SE4
 NWG; the south half of the south
 west of the northwest quarter (Si
 SW4 NWG; the southwest quarter of
 the northwest quarter of the north
 east quarter (SW4 NW4 NTil all ... section 5. township 13 south range 2S
 vest. Also the west half If tie south- ~&St 4udItcT Ol tuG northeast 1uailer
 (~a SE3 NED and west half of t'.e
 northwest quarter of the southMest
 quarter of tLe northwest quarter (Wa
 NWz SW3 NWa) all in section 1, town- ship 13 south, range 2S west Also northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section 5. township 13 south, range 2S west. Also one black mule and 50 head of stock hogs, in Little River county. Arkansas. Terms of Sale On 8 credit of three months, the purchas- CT being required to execute bond as required by law and the order and decree of said court in said cause with approved security, bearing interest at tit' late of ten per cenr per annum from date of sale until paid, and lien being retained on the premises sold to secure the payment of the purchase money. Given under my hand this the !! s3rd day of May, A. D. 1916.--Chas. H. . Park, Commissioner in Chancery. 54-S
The Little River news., 1916-06-10
BORDER RAID IS EXPECTED

San Antonio, Tex, Jwale .!.-GeneraI Funston announced late t4fay that he 1 had whtS. appeared to be positive in. 1fcrmati41 that Luis De Gs Rosa is Enarchine from a point sOut1 of Lar edo in'tfe direction of the bSkder with the intenleon of raiding the country somewhere west of Rio Graadie City There are lxot in that district enough
 American .ttoops to prevent L.s La
 Rosa and lhis men from crossing
 General William A. Mann. Ni,ul- manding the American forces in shat district. with headquarters at Laredo IS taking such aseasures as possible to strengthen the patrol toward the east and to guard Laredo. East of Laredo in Zapata county. across whose southern boundary De La Rosa is expected to move, there is only one troop of cavalry.
 + De La Rosa and his men reach the Rio Grande before American troops can head them off, enough fierce will be sent agains them TO drive them hack into Idai D, ant t 's timated, to run them down on Mexi- can soil.
 De La Rosa was one of the leaders of the group that directed the raids west of Brownsville year ago. Since then he has been fugitive in his own country with a price of $1,0O0 on his head offered by the state of Texas.
 The information that reached Gen. eral Funston indicated that De La Rosa would not be more than two or three days in getting to the border. If raiders strike American territory in Zapata county little injury to the residents is anticipated, because, with the exception of one or two families, all are Mexicans.
The Little River news., 1916-06-10

No. sos then pendin therein between A Goldsmith ct al coplainants, and A. A. Kelsey. deceasedt al, defendants. the undersigned as Commissioner of ssid court. wifi offeror sale at public vendue to the hishei bidder. at the front door or entrsn of the County
The Little River news., 1916-06-10
KITCHENER AND
 STAFF DROWN
Secretary of State for War and Eng lands Greatest Soldier Drowned
 Chen Hampshire Goes Down.

commander of the British grand fleet British cruiser Hampshire with Earl Kitchener and his staff aboard, has been lost off the West Orkneys. Earl Kitchener was on his way to Russia. 2
 Accompanying Earl Xxi chener as his staff were: Hugh James OBierne. for mer counsellor of the British embassy at Petrograd and former minister at Sofia; o. A. Fitzgerald, Earl Kitche- ner's private military secretary; Brig adler General Ellershaw and Sir Fred erick Donalds.n.
 Admiral Jellicoes report to the ad- miralty follows:
 II have to report with deep regret his his majesty's ship, Hampshire, Captain Herbert ]. Savill, R. N, with Lord Kitchener and his staff on board, was sunk last night at about o'clock to the west of the Orkneys, either by mine or torpedo.
 -Four boats were seen by observers on shore to leave the ship. The wind was northwest and heavy seas were ruRning. Pa rol vessels and destroyers at once proceeded to the spot and a party was sent along the coast to search, but only some bodies and a capsized boat have been found up te he present As the whole shore has been searched from the seaward. greatly fear that there is idle hope of there bejhrg any survivors,
 "No report yet has been received l from the search party on shore. HI. M S. Hampshire vas on he
 way to @rssia'
 EnrOute to Archansel.
 The Orkney Islands, @ff which tht Hampshire went down, ape off iht Month Coast of Scotland The Iamp s!hare Was on her way Inta the Atlanti, sand around the northsaEr end Of tht Scandinavian peninsula tzto the White Ssa. Earl Kitchener pmbSahiy intend ed tn debark at Areknas.el. The Hampshire wAs@oIe of the De wtlssa ire class of Srx cruisers Sk, was louilt in 1865 amb normally car ried 655 men. She. displaced 10,8E tulE and was S5e fleet long, 68s fee: bssNa and drew .5. ffse1-
 1 Sine was armed will four 75 iucA HBNtS inch. two 1-p0snta.rs and twent. SMssunder guns and rw torpedo tube s H Site cost $4,25Gy8OG..
 $ Nihe Hampshire hHs t1een in use a, aseuout boat and fer carrying officiah onwarious missions, hr<ing ample ae H cMmodations for the Batter purpose < Siee was too old to ealss a place on the 4 fgh Ing line.
 ! When the war startat>she was in ths I Far East and vas reported to have I},sss, worsted ill flight .Nith German: int'ta South China See She was ont d,of the. British squadntSss which was H sent sso this country fs, the James \ town t xposition in 19OE
The Little River news., 1916-06-10
Commissioners Sale.

Notice is hereby given. that in puE- SIance of the suthoFfty and directions aeptained in the decrltAl order of the Ch&8cery Court of Littie River coun- ty, made and entered on the 18th day Of May, 4 D. 1916. in R certain cause
The Little River news., 1916-06-10
Air Eam Years af lDiscouraxin1 Csadl6ens, ML bulleek Csys CD1ADespa1. Halbssl
 Came to Rseena.

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The Little River news., 1916-06-10
HUSBAND, RESCUED
 DESP AIRING WIFE

] Aaad gottetlso weak seould notsSand, AadL, gave ? ia despaIt.
 AtItast. uyhusband get me bottse q CAad,A. sshs voman's toose, and l oom- naenaad hakins l. From ths very ssst Seaa. ! 0asld Ill < wasikslpins nc. l ca asx saA i've miiac without ks 'StaG sa a&Aa lsing aa " vssA"
 uya9 aee M as lev. hsa wsanaaly teshtaA Aasx = |, h aaapsiE. 11 casd%, - heasstaais. lttas hslpel osss 1Aas | a0sa wsoea, ln 1 . ysan d saa1aaas saeesss. a.l shs,l1 s'sely hale - A Yer lsveGtat - 'seil cas1A is yaA ns kasvs ~aaD ' VI c. Al A. lie vm ssaaD, saDlk Deels hhy caaid telay. - IT. e:: .,Is El4 sk0Ss Ss:; .. {: ::s:as:s::si T
The Little River news., 1916-06-10

A number of young people went to White Cliffs yesterday and spent the day picnick.cg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-04
Sir Roger Easement.

Once more an Irish patriot has paid
the penalty for love of country.
Once more a British subject, chatting
under the calling yoke, has made vain
attempt 10 lift il from the shoulders OF
his people and has given up his life IN
consequence.
Visionary. erratic, Utopian as was Sir
Roger Easement when he headed the re-
bellion: mad as he vas 10 appear to have
allied himself with England'S greatest
enemy. he must vet be reyerenced and
honored fer his courage and indomltable
spirit in the face Of such mighty odds.
All through the ages we have figures
who leave the we'll trodden paths Of rea-
son and blaze a trail for hope and faith.
They trust to a higher inspiration as
did the Savior of old.
They march with fearless hearts to al
most certain doom. but who are we to
say that their hopes and faith are vast
ed?
With the great army of martyrs will
the name Of Sir Roger Easement be en-
rolled.
He lived courageous life and died
oravely.
That his efforts did not bring victory,
IS beside the mark.
With that We have nothing to do. All
that concerns US is that a great soul has
;,ad +r,,a RI rs rohlaSt self
His reward lies not in earthly hands.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-04
MENTAL BLINDNESS
n. ApoINGToN BRUCE


Everybody values his eyesight as
one OF his most precious posses
sions. Loss OF vision is rightly con
sidered 10 be among the d!rest oi
Affections.
But not everybody appreciates
that there Is such a thing as men
tai blindness as well as physical
blindness and that, 10 be really sue
cessfll in life II is as important &c
see facts clearly as II is 20 see OBJ
iects clearly.
Many people. for that matter. un-
consciously allow their mental vision
20 be clouded. perhaps almost de-
stroyed. by cataracts OF prejudice
They see facts darkly because they
refuse 70 think in logical. unpreiu
diced manner.
Such people somewhat resemble
the unfortunate man who had 20 be
sent TO a hospital for the insane be
cause he insisted that he was dead
Being dead. be argued, II was use
less for him 10 take food Accord
ingly. he was in a fair way 10 make
himself dead in reality.
His relatives could not persuade
him 10 eat, and the hospital doctors
were equally unsuccessful. Finally
In a desperate effort 20 convince
him that he was not dead. one o,
the doctors asked him
Can dead men bieed7"
No % replied he insane man.
Very pell." said the doctor
Now. look az This
He took hold 81 the mans arm
and cut e slightly with a sharp in
-trument. causing the blood TO fov
There said he, you see that
y0u are bleeding Consequently you
cannot BE- dead
Al but am dead You.Aava
only proved hat. after all, dead men
can bleed
You who read these lines no douo.
smile plty.nzly ar The mental blind
ness Of this insane man But are
you entirely free from mental blind
ness Yourself
l,et us suppose that you are A
paren, with an only child young
sfcr % ak OF seven.
re has certain unpleasant traits
which 1ced 70 b corrected X he IL
% turn out yell These traits arc
quite evident 20 other people. Are
they equally evident 20 you7
or, meD,ally blinded By The preju.
dice % parental love. 10 you fail 20
500 his character defects, and there
fore fall 20 give him the discipline
and training be- needs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-04
Pointed Paragraphs

He Is a successful MANUFACTURED
who never makes mistakes
Even The ignorance that is not
bliss NAV generate lot OF pleasure
Don't waste your time hunting
trouble. It will find you soon
enough
Many ALI otherwise truthful man
claims to get larger salary than
30 does.
Some men kick because they are
unable 20 discover where the shoe
plnches
\ man who sees a double keyhole
every time he comes home late has
no business with the key to sue.
cess
We believe tha, any man VINO AT
tempts 70 match his logic against a
womans tears Is one kind OF pad
del coll candidate.