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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-10-26

After comforting the first degree
on a class of ten candidates last
evening Fitzgerald Council, Knights
of Columbus, enjoyed a banquet at
Hotel Rammel. c. Raymond He'll
muth presided as POSTMASTER and
addresses were made by Rev. L. F.
Kelly, James B. Martin asd Francis
H. Fannon. Several guests were
present from Washington. Included
in the musical part of the program
were solos by Thomas A. Cantwell
cf Washington and Thomas Priest Of
this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-10-26

Norfolk Oysters at the Ramell
Cafe, n. Royal Street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-23
HER COMPLEXION
WAS VERY BAD
FOLKS WERE SURPRISED THOUGH
TO SEE VAST IMPROVEMENT
AFTER TAKING TANlAC.
TELLS WHAT 1T DID.

My friends and folks were aston
lshed TO see the vast Improvement
mat came over me after taking Tan
lac: II did NE worlds of good When
ebgan taking II | was suffering with
zinc poisoning. had lost lot of flesh
and had no appetite. My liver caused
me lot of trouble and refused to
act riSht. Tor nearly a year prior to
taxing Tanlac and my complexion was
sallow looking and yellow. | surely
\ lot of people thought I was in
the last stage OF tuberculor trouble
guess. and | surely did look bad
enough 10 have had most ANYTHING
put when that new medicine OF yours
began doing its work. what a change
came over me. Il was remarkable and
AZ that time ! wasn't strong enough to
do my work. just think of il now. my
IlNer Is acting normal and alright
now and my complexion of so much
improved. I'm as strong now as
ever was and feeling good all over.
thanks TO Tanlac. and want to rec
ommend n. too. like the other people
here in Wheeling who have likewise
been greatly benefited by it," de-
clares Mrs. Anna Babb, 20 South HUI
ron street. Wheeling
To cleanse the stomach. kidney and
/ hver and then build up and restore
these vital organs should be the firs,
act Of anyone so troubled. Then when
these organs become normal. nature
herself VIII not only throw off poisons
ana Impurities but will keep the sys.
I TEN sweet and clean and extract from,
| me food and sleep We get, 10 mhaN.
mum nourishment and result de.
manded for perfect health.
What Tanlac accomplishes is moth.
ing snort OF marvellous and after the
many tests, anyone may safely and
wisely procure a trial bottle al c II
Greist 4 Co.'S store. Market street
wheeling. 81 per bottle.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-23
NOTICE,
OF Redemption Of Bonds Of the Loan OF
1885 Of the City OF Wheeling.

Notiec - hereby given by the commits
-IOu.rs OF The Joan OF lNss, OF the city
Of Muecuu-. West virginia. that. pur-
sutut Co th' f,uuir'm,ufS OF the or
dluuuDs 90 said city. passed May L..
1855. entitled. An ordinance Co provide
Tor the issue and sale of bonds Of tho
city ct Wheeling. Eco be known as Bonds
ul she loan uf 1855. and for the rcdomp-
ton ANA payment thereof. and providluE
Tor payment into tIu CITY asury Of
certain amounts from revenues OF fh,
Gas end water " urks.' tho tulloNIuE
described bonds. issued under the said
ordinance. were determined by lot ty
said Commissioned for redemption and
gay m'ut ou The list Gay oI July. 4. h..
1919. tu-Wit. Bond ot 100000 principal
numbered l1-. and Bonds or sI.nuGuu
principal each. nun. b,rnd a. follows. so.
100. Nu. lHs. NO. .23. SO. gbg. SO. 20t
No. $50. Nu. 500. 80. -25. 80. l53 aud
$50. "1S
said bonds So detcrmined will be- re-
deemed and paid at th, Bank OF the
ohio valley boo the City Of Wheeling.
". Va. on and after the LIST day 90
July 1916. and said bonds 50 determined
viii c'H.' Co.. bear interest from o., last
named dty and cate.
D.. D. SANDS.
ALFRED CALDWELL
o. " PETERSON
Comm --IuuUrs ot th, Loan a. 1855.
rHa...l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-23
SEALED FRoPusALs

hotace to Aanufao:urcrs, Jooosrs Mor-
NOTICE IL HEREIN GINEN. That
the state IHaru uI Control 90 o., State
o. west slula vii rtUeIs, bId dally
81 o. ulltt af tHarIt 600. 4tr.f virginia.
Tor FURNISHING supplies for On, stscta.
stat" Iu-lIt4tluns. the nual..a. mana ge-
mont OF whi,n b. vested lu said Board.
contract O. Nila De- awarded Co. tHt lowest
bidders. quality considered. aud other
tHiusr b'iuE equal. We. NlrEIuIa d.al-
'fs VIII l.. given preference.
l.i-Ia or supplics needed VIII De fur
rIr..ru bidders ON receipt ~ rslussta
stating the limo desired
tTNTE BOARD OF CONTROL.
Ju .ff char lta ton West virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-23

special Iispnfcn 90 tho tut.llIrorccr
BLTEFIELD. W. Va. June - The
expected large gains for Robinson ON
the Mercer county recount. which was
completed here today. did not mater
ialize. The Lilly total was decrea sed
TO 200 from 270i. and the Robinson
total increased from 11i6 10 1883. thus
Decreasing the Lilly majority from
lbs to lli7. Robinson gain Of II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-23
PENpLEToN couNrY

Special Dieuuf DO 90 Tho IntcUirpnrsr
FRANKLIN, ". Va. June - Cor.
Iecu1n oi an error in tabulatine the 10.
tai Of the Lilly vote in pepdi.,,,
county gives him ga instead of 22i
and decreases the Robinson majority
in the county from 123 10 1903
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-23

noplrSonS ma Iortty... l43
In Pendleton county the Lilly
total has been carried at 22l. and
IS now changed to 244. a Lilly Gain
Of 20. while the Robinson total
remains at 347. and the Robinson
majority in that county is reduced
from 123 to 1903.
In Mercer county on the COM
pletion Of the recount the Lilly
total was changed from 2.704 TO
200. and the Robinson total from
Lac to 1,153. while the Lilly ma
lority Is decreased from 1.15s to
One vote was added to the Rob-
inson total in Berkeley county.
Reports of che Putnam and
Boone recounts were not received
last night in time to be included
IN The lntelliGencer's state tabula-
ton on the dovernorship.
The adjournment Of the Me
Oowetl country court until next
Monday without canvassinq the
returns on the primary Of June 6,
in the face Of the fact that every
other county csnvsssinq board in
the state has acted. is arousinq
unfavorable comment over the
state. The Lilly people are said 70
be IN control. though a report Is
in circulation in Wheeling poIitica;
circles that one member Of the
court is III. and that the remaining
two members are unable to act In
the meantime.
The state tabulation follows:
REprTpIrCAN- nnurnHop
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-23

special Dispatch to the Irfeiirsuccr
MARTINSBURG W Va. June %
\ retotaling Of the Robinson vote in
berkeley. as given by the recount.
gave a Robinson gain ~ one vote. the
total being 1915 instead Of 1874
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-23

u viii not be put in final form until
inc senate disposes OF the defens. biIis
ana II - possible TO strike a total OF IN.
COST or the preparedness program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-23
AEAMAC HOTEL

Ocean Front IN the heart OF Atlantic city.
Absolutely ur"Uroof open always
American and European plans. hot and
cold sea water baths. capacity 900. grill.
orchestra. dancing. garage attached.
MACK LATZ q 60.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-23
WANTED-FemaIe Help
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

one Interested in oil
and Gas leases. Enquire \. W. &c
Cha~. schultz. 5l2 Warwood Ave. War
wood. ". Va. ju-17-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-23
Imperial glass company
Beliaire, Chic

Noticc Is hereby given that the follow
ing s., Coupon Promissory Notes issued
July LIST. 1910. as part Of "a 35r- dividend
hy the Imperial glass company. OF Bel
laire. ohio. will be paid ON July LIST. 1916.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-23

The holders ~ above Notes are re-
qu'Sttd to surrender them. (with all IN
earned interest coupons attached at the
office Of the Security Trust Company.
Wheeling. W. Va. Zoe payment on the
first day OF July. 1916. and after this
date interest thereon shall cease.
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee.
FRED J FON.
Secretary.
ju-20-q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-23
HORSES AND VEHICLES

FOR SALE Match team gray mares.
and years oIc.; sound. good workers
weight 5000. Address Horse. care lnteI
uE'uCer. gc-2l-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-23
HOTEL boutwell,

Atlantic City, ". j.
virginia ave. second house from Board
7 walk and steel Pier Every appoint
mont. Highest standard in cuisine and
service Booklet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-23
MR.. ROBINSON
SCORES GAINS
WITH LOSSES

The Correction OF an error in the
Pendleton county official vote and
the completion % the Mercer
county recount at Biuefeld Thurs
Gay afternoon. brou q hit sliuht
changes in the state totals in the
close contest for the Republican
subernatorial nomination in the
recent statewide primary election.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-23

WANTED and gas contracts. VIII
take interest lu lease or would lsA..
E.ui territory Address u. 300. car,
L.----Il.--Ir- I.-Iu-t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-23
For SALE

writer. Good condition. IL j. Smith
Sll swami St. Parkersburg. w. Va
je-l5-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-23
FOE xENT

FoR RENr-F1ftesnth street apartment
with bath, pantry and laundry: xa1
electric lights. hot and cold water IN
guire LIST floor % Fifteenth street
mr-Z2-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-23
MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED horse: weight about 1900
pounds. NOT over 8 years old. mus
br fast walker Telephone tlsI.
wheeling %. National 1859. Je-2g.t
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-25

Some Good Ice Creams

Pistache Ice-Blanch and peel a quarter iarter
pound Of pistachio nuts Pound them in az in
mortar to smooth PASTE adding fow few
drops Of rosewater Beat the yolks of six Of six
eggs and pour over them a pint and half a half
Of milk add four ounces Of powdered sugar sugar
and stir the oustard the fire until Il ntil Il
begins to thicken. Now pour the custard Istard
into bowl and when II is cool stir It into into
the powdered nuts and teaspoonful Of .ul Of
spinach coloring Pass the whole through rough
a sieve and then pour into mold and and
freeze Pure cream may be used In place place
of the custard, IL you wish 1t.
Violet Ice-Scald cupful of sweet cream cream
and cupful Of sugar in a double boiler boiler
with a small piece OF vanilla bean. Cool, Cool,
add violet colorlng and freeze. Mold in In
ring and fill the center with whipped cream cream
studded with canded violets.
Tutti-Frutti Ice-Use teaspoonful each each
of the following fruit Raspberres straw traw-
berries (fresh or preserved), aprcots, green green
cages, plums, gooseberry and ginger. Pre- Pre-
served fruits will do. Add to these little little
candied orange peel, cut into thin pieces. pieces
Sweeten quart OF cream with half pound pound
of sugar, then thoroughly stir in the fruit fruit
and freeze
Tea Ice Cream-Bol quart of milk and k and
then pour IL of tea leaves. caves
Let this steep covered for five minutes. nutes
Strain into caramel made of two ounces Offices Of
slightly burned sugar. Beat the yolks of ks of
eight eggs with half pound of powderedydered
sugar, stir the milk into this mixture ande and
stir gently until IL is quite thick
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-25
to the Editor Of the Womans
all t

Dear MLiss-cecil Montague is all wrongi
To confess to such bsatings about by women IL
most humliiating. /. as man cry out'
To be candid. Cecil does not understand the me
ladies'. II be did. instead OF bewaillng an
uaasEO them. How easy It Isl SrLiss, n is the
simplest thing in the world this handing Oh tue
ladies.
Let me explain few rudimentaresi; sio. Never ever
bS violently frank. You win ind those women
same condition as modesty after she has sue
cessfully ''sklnned the cat" Then there ls
the principle Of equality, Every iinteIilsGnt @
a,sa % sh0SS hSt only but aTGa also The the SSaTybds
never battered the iadiesi
Just between you and me-, MLiss. l fear
false step The ladies' have no appetite for
auch a diet in these troubled times. Oh. man.
thou art obtusel
In truth the manaKement Of women Is the
most simple thing in this wide world II cecil
the sunlight OF hts own broad smiles He could
read tho women's page with real relish
.Iiow long should a maid allow a young mans
arm TO rest behind her while DRIVING out Of an
Or perchanee. he would enjoy the plaintiye
wall from the throat OF As summons who OBJ
5ects to the established tyranny Of her parents,
dive lovers. Would ceeli not ehuckle over:
70 apple OF my eye: like fruit ripe for the
picking. thou. my love, fall into my armsg'
MLiss. do you really Seiievse, Cecil does not not
he would boldly step TO the newsstand and
every so often dive into the Ladies' Home ournai
read OF woman in the Woman's World; Cecil
NAB Furthermore. he would be able TO keep
a straight face regarding the things he read but
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-25

these facts satisfactory to a court hay-
ing Jurisdiction 10 naturalize aliens.
may petition for naturalization without
filing the required declaration OF in
tention. upon compliance with the other
requirements of the law.
From this you see your blunder in vot
ing In good faith. IN the belief that you
were already a citizen, will not disqualify
you from taking out your naturalization
papers Yet may 1 speak plainly, and as
one who has your interest at heart. in de.
elaring my opinion that you should be bet,
ter informed with regard to the government
and laws OF your adopted country before
you cast a vote? Get a book dealing with
the history and Constitution of the United
States and set yourself seriously to work
TO study II. Perhaps some sympathizlng
reader OF a story that touches me deeply
win write for your address and suggest a
line of study which may qualify you to
vote. Your letter has set in motion a train
OF painful thought for me. l have no time
10 treat OF this here and now. Send me
your address in full 1 know there are in
telligent patriots among our readers who
can and who will be OF real service TO you.
one and all. they long TO lessen the mum.
Der OF ignorant voters abroad in the land.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-25
ON AND SEWING ADVICE MLISS CONSIDERS
Il LISS DISCUSSES UNWISDOM
OF NEW WOMAN'S PARTY
Attempt to Use the 100000 Western Women
Voters as Big Stick in Presidential Elec-
tion May Result Dsastrously

the last time II was put up to the
electorates OF the big States of the East.
Those who bleat about the virtues Of a
Federal amendment and the giving of the
vote to all Of the women at one fell
swoop lose sight Of the fact that, even
were such an amendment passed upon
favorably by both houses, It must go
back to the State Legislatures and be af-
flrmatively voted on by threequarters of
them before 1t becomes effective.
At conference to be held at Colorado
Springs on August 10 the medicine men"
of the woman's party will put their
heads together to decide on the best plans
for disposing of the votes of the 100000
enfranchised women OF the West Plac-
ing these votes on silver salver, as it
were. they will be prepared to offer them
to the presidential candidate who makes
them the rosiest promises.
Aside from the sublime faith in candl-
dates promises, is 1t not a beautiful ex-
hlbition of trust in women this supposi-
ton that 100000 OF them will vote as
one and at the dictation of other women?
Age cannot wither, nor custom stale,
her infinite variety" the poet tells us.
Womans ability to cooperate remains yet
to be proved. Suffrage leaders apparent
ly have lost sight of the fact that the
women of the West have not taken their
voting privileges very differently from the
men. They are Democrats or Repub-
lcans chiefly. The probability is they
will vote as such.
By specious arguments the Congression-
al Union has won more recruits than 1t
deserves. but the majority of suffragists
have pinned their hopes to the national
organization. of which Mrs. Carrie Gait is
the president and Dr. Shaw the honorary
president. 1t may do more harm than
good to the cause to have the Woman's
party pledge votes that II has no assur-
ance 1t can control.
Bossism to be effective must be sue
cessful. M'LISS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-25
Getting NATURALIZATION Papers

want E Iepply 1er ny anal naturalization
nzHer4. bat am AFRAID i may have trouble
H 4aIllns them When / ~ yeara old
z1lad uhdsr an act of Congress- thinking that
s. IathaF had his papers and was an Amer
#4H LIII1an. IN short time 1 learned that
n had oriT applied Ter what may Be termed
SIS ff1t HAturAliza lion papers ! have lived
- 81 InIzsd States n years and ! love Il
azHFIE but 1elr thay VIII ra1ect ne because
.eEst naszaAs ~ fes snp7ess tney Snl ask
o. E5f 0sH aequAinted Elin The goyernlaent 10
IH2a 1oantEF 4theta rau get a book t1iilns
~ = L4I eelzsrea4 - Aile. the difference be-
|.zsz6 Iha HzHata Aus the Houae of RepraAenta-
4zzzz and IS an 4 s1enid hava % look all these
II.|Hz4 up S efdel e na4s The axaInination- You
z Iolza 4ithqaz AnQWins much Il thesa
|EIzza A14 h41e 1aEsQtten fhs name af the
&zzzz raHs afor r. 0hl hAfe % tell shat
& #a4I = a.
E1nn A cllclal statement Of The duties
81 I1lInuaIlies of unlted States citizens
.z-zzet semethinG ahich may answer your
a.zz& Important inquiry:
an fahabifauE NAc has resided IN the
IzIed States spontaneously for HYe
4 90 bIcaaaz " misInforuaation
t fsaId s. - citizenship has 10
~ IaIze e41Ie elzza me n4hts au4 a.
. r Feansa g 4f1nEfA ~
ara ~ 444 D4QeIz -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-25
Crochet Patterns 10 Snare

Do accept my best thanks for bringing me
into contact with Ars. @. u. w, Her isttsrs
are most sweet and kind and her efforts 10 help
are warmly appreciated by me, The enclosed
stsmps-iast feS-you may Be glad 10 hold
for somebody. / have worked crochet pattarna
TO spare. 50 please send me the name "a soHe
ons who would Be slad 70 have them. think
they are all pretty. LYDIA z. II.
Faithful and true yokeIellowl You told
Us. the other day, Of the terrible desoIa-
tlOn wrought among your kinsmen over
the sea BY the inconcelYably wicked war
at which the Christian world stands
aghast Sorrow has wrought In YOU
such peaceable fruits OF righteousness as
We fnd In your warm appreciation OF the
sympathy OF a stranger-frlend and in your
nlindfllnsss OF letters from fancy work.
ers begging for patterns. That they would
be glad 70 have them Is foregone con-
clusion. You viii soon be assured by them
selves Of tbs truth Of lhia- Thank you for
the extra stampsl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-25

X4JIrE1 the organization OF a new
~ political faction in the United States
7-It cannot be regarded as anything else
bat that--cailed the wonan's party suf-
freEista inaugurate departure, Here
tofore the American contestants for the
ballot have considered It the better part
Of wiacom to curry favor with all parties,
70 suppIIcate those from whom they must
set the franchise rather than to threaten
them. They have deemed It astute to
keep out Of politics now SO as to be sure
Of getting into politics ultimately.
The Woman's party now abjures these
tactics It is significant that the moving
spirits in It are the headers in the Con-
gressional Union, the youthful organlza-
tion which has come to be more or less
OF thorn in the side of that redoubtable
pioneer, Or. Anna Howard Shaw. and her
cowo1kers in the National Suffrage AS
ISOLATION.
II cannot be denied that the union is
niIed with pep but It is an open ques-
tion whether or not it is as seasoned as
the parent association from which 1t
sprang. Or. Shaw has probably done
more to shove forward the woman's move
ment than any other living person. The
fact that she has not put her sanction on
the new Woman's party should give
pause to those who look forward to the
speedy enfranchisement of women.
The contention of the Old Guard suf-
fragists. of which DIR. Shaw is the mentor,
Is that the Susan b. Anthony, or any
other Federal amendment, has absolutely
no chance of being successfully passed
upon until one or two influential eastern
Htates, such as Pennsylvania, New York
or Massachusetts,. are won over to the
cause. If the Senators and Representa-
tives in Congress express the wish of
the majority OF their constituents, then
Senator's and Representatives Of the East
could not conscientiously vote favorably
on the Susan b. Anthony amendment,
since suffrage for women was cried down
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-25
Washing Rag Rugs

How can wash my rag rugs and sum-
mer carpets?" asks a correspondent.
Dissolve four ounces of good, white soap
In the same amount of boiling water When
It becomes a jelly, add five ounces of liquid
ammonia, two and one-half ounces of alco-
hoI, the same amout OF glycerlne and two
ounces Of ether or chlorform II you know
how to handle it. If not best leave the last
ingredient out, Bottle and cork and put
away to use on blankets, heavy rugs, car
pets, etc.
Use in the proportion of a teaspoonful OF
the liquid to pail of water. Wash the car
pet with washing soap in the usual way,
stretch out on a fiat space and nail the
corners so that the rug is taut to prevent
shrinking. When dry, take up and shake
we'll
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-25

wmisseTabils 1vd,is dc.u. MLiss-what wrinkle he
In all my successful encounters with the ladies
there Is only one that stands out in ugly sill
houette Even as | write. the matter 10 in
urgent need Of n satisfactory settlement. Kindly
outline the proper procedure that youth should
sisters press his trousers at periodic intervals
throughout the year. Most affairs are easy
enough TO handle-just little tact. few quiet
and oysrtu5es 9f some
pressing Il Is different, Indeed, It is very awk-
ward. Now that several months of hostllities
have worn by with tho trousers still limp and
constrained to link with Cecil-call all
contemplate. and generally "bosh'' every living
ants" to the vapid. cherry-lipped scions Of
SO much for a pair OF pantsi Would that
thick not TO manage thy women better
To return to Cecil ArLlss. when you see him
next explain 20 him for me that he really Is
to discreetiy direct his S subjects Of the senteT
sex Man never had more willing servant
than woman even in the days Of uncontamlnnted
speak from experience. MLiss II you do
not believe mo 1 shall gladly show you my
trousers. - -
Dear NJ Liss-bTy hair is very curly and II is
impossible for, me to comb II any style that
would look neat. When in company always
feel out OF place as my hair never looks as II
II were combed.
would be very much pleased II you would
advise mo what to do for it;-,.,o,,, o,,,
Get down on your knees and thank heaven
that your hair is curly. If it Is unruly
wear a hair net. pinning 1t becomingly to
your head with invisible hairpins.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-25
To An Old Playmate
'ur lips, dear girl, were roses,

Your lips, dear girl, were roses
Your hair was rIpened wheat,
The brook forgot his song to hear
The music OF your feet.
And now for years beneath the grass
Your Needless hands have lain,
The recollection wakes in me
A hurt that scarce is pain.
Asleep with Nature, breast TO breast.
How peacefully you lie.
Above your heart the care-free fiow'rs,
And over them-the sky.
Frederick L. Knowles.