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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-16

The devotional exercises were on
Peace and the Christmas story. Mrs.
l. E. Little, superintendent OF the de-
partment was in charge Mrs. G. r.
Gault sang beautiful Christmas solos.
During the business session Mrs.
Sarah Baldwin was elected trustee OF
the Rhoda Temple. An address on
Peace" was. made by Rev. Milo
Hinckle, pastor of the East Main
Street Friends church.
Mr.. George G. Johnson Is here from
Los Angeles, California, visiting his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. M. ].
Roberts. 119 Randolph street.
The aid society Of the Second En-
gl.sh Lutheran church. held its Christ
mas bazaar all-day Friday at thu
church and in the evening there was
penny supper.
A successful market and bazaar was
given Friday and today by the Wom-
ar Character Builders class Of the
Central Christian church.
Responses to roll call were Christ.
mas readings Friday when Mrs. Stigel-
man entertained members of the Hia-
watha Social and Literary society at
her home, North Fourteenth street.
Picnic luncheon was served.
The regular meeting of Court Rich.
mond Number 235, United Order Of
Foresters was held last evening in the
Commercial club rooms.
Many beautiful articles suitable for
Christmas gifts were disposed Of yes
terday when the First NJ E. church
aid society held its annual bazaar. In
the evening penny supper was
served.
Miss M. E. B. Culbertson, North
Sixth street, has returned home from
fortnight's visit in Chicago.
Mrs. Philip Roser, Mrs. E. NJ Moore
and Mrs. Howard Brooks reveiced
the favors Friday afternoon when Mrs.
e. M. Moore entertained members of
card club at her home, North
Twenty-first street.
Mrs John B. Dougan was hostess
last evening for meeting of the Tour
ist club at her home, North Tenth
street. Christmas decorations were
used in the rooms. Mrs. Omar Hittle
of Washington, D. c., was among the
out Of town guests DR.. ]. J. Rae
was also guest. Mrs. Charles S.
Bond, gave, Indiana AS She Enters
Her Second Century" Mrs. Fred
Lemon gave Timely Topics"
Mrs Hans Kohl is recovering from
serious operation at the Reid Memoir
la: hospital, where she has been
patient for some time
Twenty couples attended the dance
given last evening in the Eagles hall
by members of the Good Time Dane
ing club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Broerman will
entertain members of card club to-
morrow evening.
Thursday evening. Dec. %, private
ball will be given at the Country club.
January l. afternoon there will be
TIE Darlsant at the Country club given
by members of the December social
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Broerman will
entertain members of card club to-
morrow evening.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-16

Thursday evening. Dec %, private
ball will be given at the Country club.
January /. afternoon there will be
TIE Dansant at the Country club given
by members of the December social
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-16

Twenty couples attended the dance
given last evening in the Eagles hall
by members of the Good Time Dane
ing club.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-16

Mrs Hans Kohl is recovering from a
serious operation at the Reid Memoir
la: hospital, where she has been a
patient for some time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-12
PRESIDENT MAY
ATTEND FAIR, IS
REPLY TO BOARD
Exposition Commission Re
ceives Letter from Tumulty
Indicating Executive Will
be Here if Possible.

y letter from Joseph Tumully
leorotnrS Go the president and 1n-
other letter from \ \ Jones, ursi
assistant secretary ui the interior do
puttmtui ser the attendance -
he nations chief executive at Tho
Sew Mexico state fur tins fall. midi
cate that woodrow Wilson is anxious
to bee al the exposition ana vii at
ioud BE- 10 BE- possible.
MI TumuitN'- letter asserts that
.nr president 10 not sure now whether
"a. can make the western trip that
has been proposed but that II ne
does make IA, tour Of th" southwest
ho viii It's go trrdusc his itinerary
Loo rI.o Albuquerque several hours of
IHI. ump. even n D. houid Doc Wp"s-
-IuI, % ran his dates So ihai ne
might po her. dutup tn. lnlr
Nj Jone. letter wa even more
concentrating 100 one lnumaiiuE 'hH'
I tho president was rNIou Go .is.'
~ cty and 20 attend the intr H'
th,t both would 10" don" H DO weI'
POSSIBLE"
Ma Jones promised hi own At
Guidance a. tine niE stat" exposition
,..u. If uul, tor "a hriyt time
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-12
SALIVATED BY
CALOMEL! HORRIBLE
Calomel is quicksilver and acts
like dynamite OH
your liver

CaIomcl iosc- SOU 10 ua. You tu'N
what taIomcl It- mercury. quick
SILVER Calom.l d.uscT'u. u
.crashos into sour u.l, I.., dynamite
.,rampins ana ,Iehouiua .np Calo-
mel ATTACKS the hou'r and should
never Dee put into yuUi system.
when YOU fccl bilious. sluggish
sluggish. coustipnt.d tud ala tu"ck-
ed out and believe you need q dose
of dang,rou- calomel Just remember
thut your druggist sells iug .n cents
d, inrs, bottle OF Doisur liver Tone.
winch i- cr;Ir,lr vegetable aul pleas
AM 60 AXE and .s rs perfect -un~' -
! tut. for caIumel ~ = guaTtut"'d iN
start your l,or without siift|'" sou
up aside. and cau not -nll'1t'
| Don't taE. .lIomol' o. maE's son.
SICK the ncNt day 10 Iose- yuu 90 'tN s
voro Dod-ou's Liver Zone -tra'shi.
.ns you right zap and yug feel Great
ICi., % Go M, children because D. bel
perfectly harmless tnd d""-n q -,.r'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-12
NC M|llENS Off
ON 4 De LUKE
TOUR IN EAST
Lawyer.Capitalist and Family
to Swing Around Lake Re.
gi0n. Attend Class Reunion
and Visit Old Home.

Mr. and Mrs. \ g. McMi'lcr hnt.
-tartcd on q pleasure irfp through
the Great I.aocs region. They VIII
go first 20 kansas city aud from there
to- Chicago. In chicago Mr McNlllcu
Viii purchase q cadillac cight-cyiln-
der touring car. aud from there ia"
rcal tour viii l'uiu iu thc new 1u'o-
mobile,
Miss Katherine M,NIIicu vu join
her parents loo chicago and with
them viii go tu the University ct
Wisconsin. where Miss uorotn. Nc.
Mlllou VIII join ,hr parts
After a tour Of tn" lake region a,d
.uIth,tu Michigan "a" McMihcns
viii gu Zoo Ann Nrhor whcr, Mr. Me
Million VlII tJb, pati BOO th, reunion
of hle University OF Michigan class.
From Ann Arhor ,ue tourists viii 30
TO the old home of the McMillcu. Iu
ono. aud visit MT NcMhicu mother
and other relatives The home Visit
over tho party viii return To- Alnu-
qucrIue over ,h, pld TRAILS I"ut"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-12

fram the Coleman ranch across the
tio Gtlud,. General Mann ~ Iu-
ptmed. having abandoned IA, "n'-
mails when within tv" W.lo- ut th"
border
The baudit- o. iu"N
were. said General Mann tuuiIht
evidently got cold fee t'arin- me
presence OF American troops 1n'
abandoned The horses before they
could rush them across the border.
Besides tnoir foray ON the 7 y
coleman ranch. the bandits ais" 'ls-
ted the Johnson and coleman
rtuches In the same vicinity nut
thcir plan To steal horses was trus
rated Vher h cowboys siampcucd
tho animals. Two Americans George
Couo",r and Arthur Myers. were
captured by the Mexican and held
A short while. They were
.,ioased without being maltrcated.
Many Americans living ~ "a. tI..
frict bordering tho RIO Gruude DE.
gam arriving here last night with mo
Intention ot remaining until rum"r'
of nov danger from bandit raids 10"
been uuieteI Tho women ana ohlid
Yen from % number of outl'in'
ranches have been sent here as
measure co. ~rte"dut.ou.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-12
Lieutenant Sena Executes
Official and Unofficial Jobs

Lieutenant LJy Soma ui 'uuni'n'
T. np. come up from Columbus "u
rcrruItU F. detail IL .- 'uuduci'ri
. personal drive for mon ana i- sh'
BOO have. secured the promise ~ "iEh'
sound -piu.-h-Ameucaut 'o 'nl
.aIrrad, tie 90 yIsii a nlmn'f "i
town. jon the counts
Lieutenant Spup ua1 % commission
from tho men of h.s company which
h. executed toda, when he sent
! twouty-nNc pound, uf red ,hil 90 th'
aamp Compauy g.. couldu g"t -"
l,hh e., Columbus. aid '1o men were
lh,uEcriuu FOR tnr familiar V"pp'i'
! laI .u their grub
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-12
MORTUARY


Miss E-ths" Williams. O., Ncsr- lld
oI,d Yesterday uiteruool 90 hc. hon.
tu' south Walter street Her p3l-
orf- one sister aud one brother sur.
.., Ni- Williams ,au' n,f. q
year I-u from Fountain ,It, iuI.
Tn, lud' Vas taken Goo Bl1Nemur.
undertaking. uoIus 'u Il" prepared
for -hlpmcut To- Fountain 'ItE
Funeral "I,ic,S viii %, u,lt t'
Hlal ,moro's chapel tomorrow morn.
JOS 90 a" o'clock ~. Rev Hugh y
Cooper nfl' ptiug Tho Hudl w.l Del
shipped uu SO o. accompanied Nt
no, NuuHa Nuruau @pur'ui-. Co.. tnuu.
taIr 'lfN. Iud for burial
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-12

why Nots
Why is IL when 20 to buy
a new song-record for my Ed.
Tor Col. or Vic. II you deny
The merit Of the thing I've said
The record that the jane puts on
Sounds better than old wheat to
me,
But that the beauty all has gone
When n gets home-how can this
be2
The talk machine I have Is quito
The best that mon al obtain.
My needle-points are new and
bright.
But yet that newly-purchased
strain
Is not so sweet when II II played
Upon my fine machine at home
As when it's put on by the maid
Who wears a rhinestone-crusted
comb.
Each day I proudly carry thence
a piece that's quite the best, at
last!
II simply has TO sound immense
Within my living-room so vast
But II sounds commoner than dirt
When reproduced for wife and
kid.
What can II he that chemic CERT
Unto that record went aud did
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-12
Wants Word of Her Son, a
Resident Here for Over a
Year Missing Ten Months

AIR.. 4. Vi sloberg, cot -u56 North
KurIu. ayeuu, chicago Bass written
,o rhis cts seeking now cot hrt son
John who lived mere t"r ABOUT .
car prior tn AuEu- 1915. since
which time -h, iras had u" ""I"
from him. iIr 81. - yo'r. old
i-.nr u photograph ui the young man
with her inquiry bat -a'" no h"-
..rIut.ou I'm, pictur" shows ~
.ruurh face. with han parted Wen
over ON the lyit sld"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-12
Largo District on Datil
Equal to Increased Grazing

tn, district forest o'icc r'p"'.'
mat as "a result u' % rrtzinE recon
uaissaucc OF the Largo -ru@'rs az.
.rii,i of tho Butll forest 30 ls
that thc rams" ON that amt should
with adcault. control, carly approx
.,ultelv twice "a, number uf stock
N nI..,-I LlIm.tL,l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-12

had tu arr class at peaCodJio. he
''In" Interested in young Dotsou and
encouraged hs ambition.
Nh b"nsuu gave promis, early. 1t
10 years h" was art reporter for ne
was ON ~" art star Of the Boston
Herald The following year ho on
trr'u mo Yale az school from which
~" graduated tu iYp5 tn. widow
q one daughter survive VI Dob.
son.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-12

Nege,able Compound toShers and
daughter and you can \ this let
ter. Mrs. A. EsTKApA Galvex
Street. Now Orleans, La
philadolphia. Pa Mhtcr was
feeling tired and Nil run with no
apparent rause. She hHn lydia
r. Einkham's VcgetahleSund be.
fore ard knew its yalu\c AGAIN
purchased it and she wsito keep
TO work, her eyes h.caAght and
natural, and her systemtuilt up
completely. We generNep the
Vegetable Compound IN eise for
tits 10 be- relied on -MrtuRDY.
5l3l Race street, Philade1a.
Women Have been Tel y men
for forty years how Lydiak ham's
Vegetable Compound has their
health when suffering witVle ills.
Try it IL you are trough any
ailment peculiar 20 womert
! Write for advice tea r..
I'inkhan Med. Co., lISiass.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-12
Mora and San Miguel
Counties in Fair Movemen,

san Miguel and Mora counties I-
% result - me visit ct President "
20 Southland Of the tat, fair ,u.
Ht. Sion have Hpprupra:rG .,su
apiece fuf tho 'uii san MlpurI 900.
creased IFS appropriate. over 'p..
,l 81 D, .N per cent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-12

TN' 7 NT " Nv IohNlfE nc Nus
sian ,armior, but We don't know by
Just dow far -COlnnibid state.
What. rs the way. does German
science lo with tho whiskers shaved
OF Russian prisoners 90 Toledo
ElIis.
The Car wants I, understood that
" th'l" j. any more running "a do
he g. going To- do 1t himself ho..
"a. &c I.McA.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-12

chester Ice is expected hon. ih's
week from the east FOR the summer
vacation lie is "A student at ihr
Yale forestry school.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-12
\N,,l;I, " ~ \'.t T.,
.pAScr and England send over
: several hundrod miIIIohs IN BoII

L. several hundred millions in gold
i to pay Tor War-mat"rlal anu
,her Offer 10 borrow this money 10
NAY for still more supplies. Just hh"
mo pok,r.playor who burrows from
the winner 90 stay II the game
pbuGdtlpAiG NOrfA 4tlcricdn'
~ that. the "ound isn't any worse
pg Than 90 lot of other soyerelfhs
COlHpibtd state.
Ucvic,n currency seems 20 have
-o,,h 81 tho "buy-a-hale' stage On"
,Irp Dd,i. AL
Now mat the Kaiser mas agreed 'o
the American point OF view 'he ny
phcnatcd societies viii nave 10 re-
move his picture from tholr walls
~phtIndclphia North American.
Tho announcement that Russia ~
raising another army az 3,uo","op
men viii be- sad news 10 the commas
sary departments OF the prison
CAMPS IN Germany. NdshriIc
southern Lumbcrntah.
Tn. football rules arc being re-
yised. We hope the committed goes
ION record against poison gases.
NcU York LucHiHg sun.
bulgaria king has a cool head
remarks an editor. To say nothing
OF his feet -COlaDtbtg state.
Tho present war will not only
Change trr map of Europe but also
the European conception Of the mar
Of America -ChtldgO Herald.
Some one has discovered say
TIE Haltimor, imcriodn, that thor'
are I'VE million hunters Ia tn
country and suggests that the
would make "A mighty good resefv'
army, but what We want Is men WI
can hit something. Then why no
induce the enemy 10 disguise then
selves as guides?-Bosi0n Tronscrip
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-12
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT Beautifully furnished
modern up 'o date rooms summer
rates AHgclus Hotel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-12

you will find ooui0rt and economy IN this
good, substantial line of well made House and
Porch Dresses and Breakfast made OF best
Cinghans. Peicales and Cambrays and attract,
lively modelled. They offer Just what g. needed
for morning household duties and indoor wear
all summer. All sizes and priced moderately. at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-22
CURB TRADING BRISK;
MIDVALE STILL LEADS
Majority of Securities Do Not
Show Same Strength as
Exchange Leaders

NEW YORK, Sept. 22-There was heavy
traulng on the Broad Street Curb ali
through the day, but the securities en- nnasss
old not show the same degree of strength.
as was displayed in the leading issues on
the exchange. y"
Ihere was vigorous buying, however. NJ
Mldvale Steel. which had for buIliab en-.
eentives unofficial reports Of current earn.
lngs' as well as continued references 20
government contracts and war orders ana
tne stock was also helped by n con6dent
belief that it will be placed on the dividsnS
list next month. Ns"u
lnis Duylng carried its price to above
20, the highest range reached in n Iong
period Many other issues moved up mod.
erately, including Submarine Boat. Cerro De
Pasco' and few of the motor stocks
feature Of the trading was the advanc.
IN american International CORPORATION 10
the new high record of 81. ~
Inc standard Oil issues were in urgant
demand with Standard Oil of Indiana NOV
ing up 90 points TO $50 and Atlantic Re.
nnlng 20 points TO $40.
Illinois Pipe sold at 9s, Prairie Pipe Line
at 225. A'iA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-22
FRANCE GIVES HER
MILLIONS TO GOLD
POOL OF ENTENTE
Cologne Gazette Says Fifth
German War Loan Will
Encounter Opposition
STEEL STOCK GOES UP
By YVES GuYoT

Special Cable 20 the Evening Ledger.
PARIS, Sept. 22.-The gold belonging
to the Bank Of France, but held in foreign
countries, has remained since the end OF
August at 574.oOO.o0O francs. 1t is under
this total that gold is contributed by France
to the Allied gold pool held in the Bank OF
England for the common use OF all the
Allies I'm the purchase OF munitions, chiefiy
in the United States.
French contributions to fine pool began
with 200,0O0,0O0 francs. and have reached
now nearly three times that figure. OF
course. all will be paid back TO the Bank
of France after the war, but I'm the mean
time II is evident that Frances contribu-
tion 20 Allied war finance is not quite the
negligible quantity II has often been rep
resented in some quarters.
A copy of the Cologne Gazette just
received in speaking Of the fifth German
loan says the fourth encountered great op-
position and the fifth will find much more.
1t says IL has received a letter from Won
Gwinner, a nephew of the president of the
Deutsche Bank, saying he and many of his
comrades in the trenches have refused to
subscribe to the loan because they think 1t
will prolong the war.
The Bourse continues 10 be affected by
realizations made I'm view of the approach
ing war loan. Foreign bonds, railroad
stocks and copper stocks continue to be
offered freely. on the other hand, Creusot
and other French steel stocks have gone
up in price.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-22
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Sept 22.-The market for
foreign exchange in the early dealings to-
day was quiet and In the main steady.
Reichsmarks, at a shade under Thursdays
closing figure, showed comparative firmness.
There was little feature
Quotations: Demand sterling, 475%,
cables. 4.76 7-16; sixty-day bills. 471%
ninety-day bills, 4.69lz; franc cables.
5.s5A, checks, 5.S6; reichsmark cables,
20 9-16, checks. TOY; lire cables. 645K,
checks, 6.46; Swiss cables, 5.32A. checks,
5.33; kroner cables, 1905, checks, 1902
Scandinavian kroner cables. 2s7O, checks.
1855; pesetas cables. 20.1S, checks, 2O13;
guilder cables, 40 1916, checks. 40s; ruble
cables, 32.20, checks, 32.10.
The market in the early afternoon was
exceptionally dull and uninteresting aside
from a slightly easier turn in French and
Russian exchanges Francs shaded to
5.85h for cables and 5,s6h for checks.
Rubles were quoted at 1886 for cables and
32.16 for checks Otherwise there were no
changes from the earlier figures
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-22
BUSINESS IMPROVES FAST
AS SUMNER SEASON ENDS
Scarcity of Materials and Labor Con-
tinues to Trouble Manufacturers

Business in virtually all lines is showing
improvement with the approach OF the
autumn and winter, according TO the
weekly review of trade by r. G.. Dun &
continues to cause manufacturers much
trouble Difficulty is also encountered in
filling orders by many houses.
The report says in part:
"Jobbers of woolens, etc, report good
fall seasons business. There is scarcity
OF merchandise. Prices continue high.
Manufacturers of cloaks and suits report
an increase in sales but they are some
what handicapped owing to the scarcity Of
competent help and the high prices of piece
goods. Shirtwaist manufacturers are fairly
active and they look for a large seasons
business.
Manufacturers of mems and boys cloth
ing are well sold up and the season thus
far has been a satisfactory one. Jobbers
of hosiery, underwear and notions report a
scarcity of some grades of merchandise.
They, too, report prices high.
There appears TO be fair volume of
business being done in the hardware line,
and, while there was slight falling off in
the business during the summer months,
it remained about normal and there is al
ready noticeable increase in orders being
taken and business done for the early fall
season, and the outlook is bright in this
line. Prices remain firm and collections
about normal. sN
There is no apparent diminution In the
iron and steel market and mills and plants
continue TO operate to full capacity and
are reported to be booked ahead well into
next year. Pig iron continues active and
furnaces are reported sold well into the
coming year. Prices are firm and collec-
tions show an improvement.
Dealers in electrical goods report an
active market and considerable business
stated in hand in connection with building
operation work, while household specialties
are said to be moving freely"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-22
TRADING ON LARGER SCALE HERE. =
STEEL COMMON HITS ANOTHER TOP
Electric Storage Battery Also Shows Activity -,
Strength Moving Up Three Points for the Day-Rar;a
Transit Trust Certificates Decline

The strength and activity displayed In
the New York market Today, where the
buying demand was on an enormous scale.
spread 70 this city and the local market
showed much activity. Trading was fairly
broad, although the chief interest was In
few issues and price movements were most
Iy on the side Of advances.
United states steel common was the big
thing. selling up to Han. antoehr new
high record and showing a gain Of 3%
points for the day More than 5000 shares
of the stock were sold up until late in the
afternoon.
Next Of importance was Electric Storage
Battery. which sold up 3 points, az COM
pared with the last previous close. The
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-22
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

aua a9nS9Sh S,s Hi9sns Company; Of Nevada regular
10 stock or record September SO. 's'''sr a.
fss fssssd sses psss6s October 70 stock o.
Amsriesn Transportation company N ,..
so 20 ~ sasf s q rseess ios Rsysss
Eastern Light and Fnsl Company. res,,ls,
a,ly a,nastery OF per cent payable October j. 10
! Hsrrispulg Lsht and Power Company. rss.-
ss1lsss sai S. q e .ssss ss
quarterly of N per cent On the prsferra a oi1r %
fsyhhs septemoer 90 TO stock of record SEP.
.hppp Motorcar Corpora tlon. regular Quarterly
oedl:r s sao % or s.sssi' sseosa sssss sssss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-22
Conversation and Corn

During the green corn season the napkin
should not be ignored. 1t is evident that
green corn was never intended TO be eaten
from the cob in the presence OF company,
excepting by domestic animals. Persons
who pursue the habit might avail them
selves qf individual mirrors 10 their per-
sonal advantage. When YOU behold faces
turned in your direction and folks begin 10
mop their mouths in an uncaled for man
ner, ypu should take the hint and mop also.
Corn and conversation do not go hand IN
hand. Finish one before you begin the
other and use the napkin at least once 10
each ear OF corn.--Zim in Cartoons Maya
zine.