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STORAGE NOTICES.

NEW YORK, AUGUST %, 1870 W.
l. Lyons. Miss Bertha Jackson. Mrs.
Elizabeth Murray. Mrs Alice Archer Mrs.
Mamie Brown. Mrs. Hannah Williams. Mrs
Mary McCaughey Mrs. Il. Bradley. Dr. J.
Il. Acken, Henry W. Epps. Miss Susie
Griffin. Mrs Michael Lee. Charles H. Tay-
Tor. John and Justin Lavignc. Mrs. l.. J.
King Lola Selbini. Mrs. Josephine Jordan.
Annie Williams. Mary Mcpherson. Anna &,
Powell Earket Charles Bonner, Mrs. Sarah
Fields. Mrs. sMary y. Berry. Miss Ellen
Early. Mrs Maize Godson. a. Haney. Mrs
. Nellie Russell. Eugene Bytinski. j.. +. Cald-
we'll. II. Justus, A. white. Joseph Drayne.
Mrs. +. West. Mrs. J. Callahan. }. Ma
honey. Mrs Ellen Ssuminen. Mrs Fanny
Walker. Mrs. Nellie Jordan. James Coying
ton. Mrs. y. d. Neodham by Mrs. NJ J.
Piper. Albert Metzler. Harry williams. Mrs.
Anna Watson, John Nichols. Mrs. Eliza
Evans. VI. Holzemer. Miss Lottie Datson.
Mrs Maggie Fitzsimmons. Mrs. John Gains.
George lAndenmyer, Edward Evans, Mrs.
Msrearet MCGOWAN. John sheehan by
Mrs May Smith. Louis A. Basel Mrs.
virginia Turner. n. II. Jenkins. Mrs.
Sarah Merchant Mrs Efhe weldon. Mrs.
and each OF YOU are hereby notified that
the time for payment OF my lien upon
property hereinafter described having eN-
pred. after due notice thereof had been
given you I will cause such property. 70
wit. Household Goods. Personal Effects
and Merchandise stored b. you or In your
VA ~ OF III Wnich YOU cialin an interest
IN The Guaranty Storage Warehouses. %
he sold at public auction according 20 the
statute In such caseg made and provided
at my warehouses 3i1 and 3i3 W. 4lst
st, New York city. on Monday. september
is and %. at 0:30 O'Clock A. NJ and II
tho sale is not completed on said dates the
sale VIII be continued al the same place
on Monday. oct. and 18th, at 1890
o'clock A. NJ. until sale is completed.
Guaranty Storage Warehouses. John j.
Webb. Proprietor.
WANTED. Permanent storage space uptown 10
store twenty 10 twenty five motor trucks Sier
INK Motor rrnck Cnmnany $40 West 1924 u
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The Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Trust Five Per Cent Bonds Due January I, 1917,
and First Collateral MORTGAGE Five Per Cent Bonds Due August 9l
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~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John +. Cohalan. a Surrogate
Of the County OF New York NOTICE Is
hereby given to all persons having claims
against Lisctte =. Wallace. late OF the
County Of New York. deceased. TO present
the same with vouchers thereof TO the
subscriber. at his place ~ transacting bust
ness. No. los Broadway. Borough Man
haitian. ia The city OF New York on or
before the 9th day Of January. 1917
Dated. New York. the 9TH day Of July.
1915 ALBERT W. MEISEL Executor.
THEODORE T. LANE. Attorney for Ex-
eeutor. is5 Broadway. Manhattan.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

OWNERS WHY FOOL YOURSELVES LONGER
with dream sales that never occurf DO YOU
really want 10 sell Then Il Il worth any Mind or
ttoahle oh your part To learn Why You wasting
time hy your present plan We can prove to you
that sou arc u,iug whcelharrow mrihNis where
you need steam roller to make an actual sale o.
your property without sacrifice by commonsensc
methcd. call. phone. wn,o Realty Service. 80
fmh Ave. suite 1915 or ~ Court ST. Rrcoklyn.
suite l2o3, OF 4. a. building. Jamaica L. l.. or
Wesley Building. Philadelphia Pa
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Livestock, Meats and Provisions

Following are yesterdays prices,
compared with those Of year ago:
Nc,r York. YESTERDAY A year ago.
Live steers. best. 100 $1,000 .oo 1eo,s
70. ..........t. sS.0V Ws'V'VV "''V E'''-
NJ o''' o'. 10 q .Is Ia q .i4la
LH s YEAS. best NV a 400 900 @l3.sO
Dressed Veals. city. 49,, ,c - =,
I,5 r eve, 100 IS. so % g 7 .?5 500 dS g SO
La ioe r. s'iT to prime a l2.so 800 s7s
Dressed mutton. 10. .o9 q .lt!7 .O9 ~
Dressed lamb n. rs q l9i5 'IIr7g ~
Hogs good 100 ID. 400 HIS NV q o'oo
Dressed hogs. bacon, ~ un,a
10. .......--... - m
Mess pork. Dbl. 1850 q 5O.OJ i2.5O Eio'WS
Mes beef Dbl. 1000 'a 2O.5O I|'V G'o'UV
Lard. Middle West o,o. - o N.
10. .............. lA.5oc q 1900 o'.VO y "''SS
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

public hearing The expense 81 such publ
cation 10 Zee borne by the petitioner
JAMES u. McGANN. Assistant Secretary.
Room 1901. Municipal Building Tele-
phone No. 1850 Worth
New York July ~ 1915
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~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
Hon John 7. Cohalan. a Surrogate Of
Oh. county OF New York. Notice Is hereby
e ~ 10 All persons having claims against
Eiizabeth A. Cdell. late OF the County OF
Sew York deceased. TO present the same
,t,h vouchers thereof TO the subscriber.
~ his place OF transacting business. No
Ia5 West 18th Street. Ia the CITY OF New
York on or before the lQtb day uf Sep
t-mbrr next
patcd New Yori. the lst day Il March.
i,is HAMILTON ODELl~ Executor
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
uon John +. Cohalan, Surrogate OF
a, - 1.nurtv Of New York. Notice is hereby
VIZ 20 all persons having claims against
fohn s Bussins. late OF the County OF
So York deceased TO present the same
III voucners thereof 10 the subscf lbcrs.
~ rhcir place OF uansactinG business, al
IN. Office of their attorneys, SUIT Phil
H. No ll3 Fulton Street, Borough OF
"C'h,ttan, In the city OF New York. on
~ before the 18TH day Of September neAt.
Dated. New York. tine third day Of Marca.
i'FuILY NJ. BUSSING. Exocutrix.
CUAS STEWART PHILLIPS. Executor.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
NEW JERSEY.
EOKOIGH OF RROOkLYN.

ONE -FAMILY HOUSES. detached. garage nine
MONS. bath. showers electric lights. vacuum,
cleaners. seam. parque,ry. $3.50: $3.50 cash. Sio
monthly and interest. BUILDERS. 1880 1Ith Il
Take West End subway. Municipal Bldg. TO iith &
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Comm lite s

Argentina, conditions are still unsatls-
factory in Great Britain, and the area
shows a decrease of 25s,0OO acres:
Harvesting in France shows small
yields and poor quality, and it is now
believed that about 12O,O00,000 bushels
of foreign wheat Will be needed, where
as earlier these requirements had
been placed at lO0,000,000 bush
els. The continued strength in Win
nipcg was also a feature, and was
ascribed to reports of rains where
grain is being harvested. Besides, eX-
portcrs were after wheat in that mar
kct. doubtless anticipating a rail tie
ND here. Still, exporters also took
about 100000 bushels of hard wheat
in Gulf markets, and Duluth also re-
ported a good demand. There was a
rather sharp recession just before the
close.
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Yesterdays
Cottonseed Futures The govern

Cottonseed Futures.-The govern
ment report on the cotton crop show
ing condition of only 6l.2 per cent,
or the lowest August report on record,
had stimulating influence on the
market for cottonseed oil, as 1t was
thought 10 point TO much smaller
yield than generally expected There
was a rush TO buy, with o-ders here
both from the West and South, and
prices advanced at one time 81 10 40
points. Late in the day there was
partial restriction under realizing, but
final quotations were 20 to 80 points
net higher. Total snles were 45'loO
barrels. Prices closed as follows:
Yesterdav's ycnr
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Farm Produce
Dairy and BARNARD.

The following are New York prices,
yesterdays, compared with those OF a
year ago:
Yesterday. Agar ago.
Butter, extra
creamery, h.. 33Ia@- II O.
Cheese, state,
whole milk, ID 1o54@1s 1890 1873
Eggs, Penn, men,
merry browns. 80 @40 ~ @3H
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Oats.-Price shows small net gains
after early depression, but there was
I;ttle feature in the trading or in the
news news The lack Of trafdc facilities and
tbe big stocks lead to expectations
that approximately 100000 bushels
viii be delivered to-day on Chicago
contracts. and therefore September con-
tracts we're held down, although there
was good buying by trade interests IN
expectation Of an active export Dusi-
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amounting to 2l,oOO bags, and, after
o ,,rTG,,s' Unchanged from the final Of
y WPednesday. prices developed an an
a " ou','@ tone and at the close were
t to 5 points net lower At hes; St tn, the
market was a narrow one ah1 II wa'
tho p@' q General impression that the buy
;nc movement which sent prices up
late or Wednesday was of no speciai
significance and that yesterdays de-
cline was nothing more than a natu-
raj reaction.
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SURROGATES' NOTICES.

t.RMAN. KATE LEE.-IN PURSUANCE
- an order OF Hon John I. Conaian.
Surrogate Of the County Of New doI hS ,, mo,
t,cv nrafrst Kate Lee Hartman, late OF
, ,he couniy OF New York. deceased 20 pre-
ene The same. with vouchers thereof. 70
se.lN ,hscribcr at hts place OF transactinS
the sun The office or his attorneys.
puiin9 Rollins. 80 Nassau street, in tn.
n T,',b Of Manhattan. city and state ot
81 York. on or before tho llth Gay OF
JAnsaSS Sew York City. the 5th day o:
D',9ie ARCHER HARTMAN.
july Temporary Administrator.
ROLLINS & ROLLINS, Attorneys Tor
Straet Borough OF Manhattan. New
YORK city.
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Coffee, Sugar, Tea and Cotton
seed Oil
Current Price
price year ago
For cash: (cents). (cents).
Tea, Formosa, per b.. 1872 1872
Coffee, Rio, No. 7, per ID. szs 7
Sugar, graduated, per ID. ZOO $40
Cottonseed oil, per gal. 9.44 5.75
Coffee Futures.-The coffee market
was quiet. total sales for the day
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Yesterday

Ninety per cent Of Italian boot and
shoe factories are equipped with Anne
rican machinery.
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NOTICE OF OPTIONAL OFFERS
KUHN, LOEB & CO.

To Of rihcaeso of Deposit
Per Cent Bonds 1917 and
First Morgag Bonds of 1920 and
Six Per Cent Bonds and
of deposited Bonds sue
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

LET YOUR RENT PAY FoH YOUR HOME
best financial plan explained ny COUNTY, Home
League. No 40 West sd 81. Dept Z 'Phons
n.hn Md So
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

CITY OF NEW YORK.-BOARD OF EST
MATE AND APPORTIONMENT.- Public
notice ia hereby given tl a. At meeting Of
She Board Of Estimate and Apportionment.
held July u, 1916. the following petition
vas received.
To the Board Of Estimate and Apportion-
ment of the city Of New York
Union Railway Company. Of New York
City, "A New York corporation, owning and
operating a street surface railroad in the
Eoroughs of Manhattan and The Bronx.
City Of New York. hereby petitions for a
franchise to construct. maintain and oper-
ate a double track extension Of its existing
railroad In the Borough OF Manhattan in.
upon along and over the following described
route:
beginning at and connecting with the
existing tracks az the Company In Emerson
Street at or near It's intersection with Yer
milyea Avenue. thence southwesterly In.
upon and along Nermilyea Avenue TO its
intersection with Dyckman Street. thence
westerly in. upon and along Dyckman Street
10 the Hudson River.
IL IS proposed 20 operate the said extern
sion by an overhead current Of electricity
similar TO that employed by the Compa n y
on its existing lines Of railroad.
Dated. Ncw York. june 18th. 1916.
UNION RAILWAY COMPANY or NEW
By EDWARD 4. MAIpR
Attest: SHELTON L. MARTIN.
Secretary.
fAofrOTaAf Sedl.l
state 81 New York. County Of New York. 50 I:
EDWARD a. MAHER. being duly sworn.
dcposes and says that he is the Vice Presi-
dent OF Union Railway Company Of New
York City. the petitioner herein. that he
has read the foregoing petition and knows
the contents thereof and that the same Is
true Of his own knowledge except 10 the
matters therein stated 20 be alleged on in
formation NJ belief and TO those mat
etrs he believes 1t 20 be true.
EDWARD A. MAHER.
Sworn TO before me this 10th day Of June.
CHARLES wITzEL. Notary Public. Bronx
County New York. Certificate filed In
n y. Go. Bronx Co. No. II. Bronx
Reg No 70i. ~ Y. Co. No. 81 y. Y
Reg. No. 1858. Commission Expires
March 80. 1917.
and the following resolutions we're there
upon adopted:
whereas. the foregoing petition from the
dated June l6 1916. was presented to the
Board Of Estimate and Appointment at
a meeting held July y. 1916:
KeYolvcd. that In pursuance Of law this
BOARD sets Friday. the fifteenth day OF Sep
tcmber. 1916. al 1850 o'clock In the fore
noon and Room l6. In the city Hall Bor-
ough Of Manhattan, ak the time and place
considered and public hearing be had
thereon AT which citizens shall be entitled
10 appear and he heard. and be II further
Resolved. that the Secretary IL directed
10 cause such petition and these resolutions
10 he published for az least fourteen go
days In Two daily newspapers In The city
Of New York. to l,c designated By the Mayor.
and for M least -cn t0) days In the city
Record immedia rY prior to such date VI
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Corn.-After a small decline in the
morninr corn prices advanced on the
more favorable strike situation, Sep
TENDER contracts leading and showing
a net gain Of ia cents for the day. 1t IS
expected that only 100000 bushels will
be delivered on Chicago contracts to-
dav. There were further showers in
Iowa. Nebraska and Kansas, and the
Chicago crop estimate of 2,47S,OOO'OOO
bushels issued on Wednesday was
changed to 2,66O,OOO,o0O. Otherwise
the crop news was bad, especially from
Missouri. 1t was said that exporters
had bought about 100000 bushels and
were after more.
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LONG ISLAND.
I'D EI-DnRE a. LIP LR0 AT

FREEPORr WATER FRONT
bungalows and houses. 50 GOO up; also building
lois Oh Randall Bay and Wo6dcleft Bay. low
prices. easy terms. send for particulars.
JOHN y. RANDALL co, Frecport, l.. I.
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Rye.-Prices were steady.
Closing Day Ia
YESTERDAY. before. ycr
Cash. n. Y. bush $3.50 $3.50 5 SO
Flour and Mcal.-Quotations were:
Closing Day Las
yesterday. before. year
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Orchard and Field.

Orchard and Field.
Yesterday. A year ago.
choice, 100 ID. se.25@s.35 s7.eo@7.7o
Peas, Scotch, che 5.7o@5.S0 3.e5@4.o5
Potatoes, LII, Dbl 4.oo@4.25 1.25@1.75
Potatoes, NJ, Big 1000 1.25@1.5o
Apples, fancy, Dbl 1.5o@3.75 1.25@s.25
Peaches, NJ, bsk ESQ .65 ESQ go
Hay and Straw.
Yesterday. A year ago.
(Per TOM (Per TOM
Pine timothy,
large bales. S25.OO@- SI|'oO94o.oo
No. l clover,
Mixed. te.o0@2O.OO 23.OOg24.Oo
Rye straw,
No. 1..... 16.0OQ- 15.O0@-
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Sugar Futures. -- Sugar futures
throughout the day were active ana e1-
c;,od and after opening at an advance
of II TO 35 points values advanced
until at one time net gains of % to al
points were recorded. The closing was
rs follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-01

Other Basic MaterlaIs.-Uf each oF
the following commodities there arc
many grades and variations, and there
fore many prices. These quotations
are for the information of those who
have a general interest in prices.
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uNruRNisHED APARTMENTS TOILET
" Est side

COL ST.. ieS-is7 WEST.
OOln Fireproof Building standard Service.
ROOMS \ UAIu- 3L60O-S 800.
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which Charles ea&a
tn
maybe
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OF
Plano
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rhrrd lands
BON
Agreement
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stamped , thereon ar & %.
Reornu
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REORGANIZATION OF
The Missouri Pacific Railway Company
St. LOUIS .ron Mountain and Southern Railway Company
NOTICE OF MODIFICATION PLAN AND AGREEMENT

the Plan and Agreement for the keTn
1915 and Holders Ondpohed Sc
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Industrial

Metals.-"The Iron Age" reports the
following advances in iron and steel
prices: Pig iron. No. Southern, Gin
cinnati from Sl64O 10 $3.50 per ton;
No. 2. Birmingham, Ala, $3.50 to Sl4
per ton; basic, delivered, Eastern Penn
sylvania SIG to Sl9.75 per ton. The
price of open-hearth billets. Phila-
delphia, has been increased 81 ton
from $40 TO SiS. and beams, Pittsburgh,
have advanced 10 cents per 100 pounds,
from $3.50 to $3.50 Beams, New YORK
have shown a like advance from S2.6'
to S2.77 per 100 pounds.
The feature of the copper market
Yesterday was the rcapbearance of for
eign inquiries for substantial tonnages
of the metal for delivery during the
latter part Of this year. and to some
extent for the first quarter OF 1917.
Prices current for few of the prin-
cipal metals and metal products, com
pared with those prevailing at the
corresponding time of last year, fol-
low:
Current Agar
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SURROGATEs NOTICES.

MID Permanent storage space uptown e
ore twenty 10 twenty five motor trucks. Stef
Motor Truck Company $40 West la2i 81
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Holders Of Ceriic Deposit for
Of
Mortgage Four FER lent
dBondsof
Of such
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-23
By OCTAVUS ROY COHEN
illustration by Robert McCdig

Nellie to perfection, and thereupon he
had, with lordly condescension, paid her
some slight attention.
She had felt both fiattered and elevated
They had gone to dances and the vaude-
vile. Her position in the store imme-
diately became one of eminence. Mr.
Hawkins was matrimonial prize for
which the other girls had striven without
secrecy. He represented all that was
desirable. He even smoked cigarettes
which were monogramed with his own
initials. And he made seventy-five
dollars month and was spoken of as a
young man of much promise.
During the early days of their court
ship Nellie entertained but one doubt: to
her sensitive mind, MIR. Hawkins used
slightly too much perfume. And now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-23

corner. Nellie divided the nights equally:
two to Kid Kelley, two to Percy Haw-
kins, one to her home and her sister, and
the other two for any other eligibles who
cared to fill them. But this night, al
though rumor had it that the bill was one
of unusual merit, she suggested that they
stroll in the park.
The Kid strove hard to conceal his
elation. 1t was more than he had dreamed
of at this stage of the game. According
to his code, one must not ask girl to go
out unless the destination be restaurant,
a picture show, vaudeville house, or
some form of entertainment at which the
public forgets the trials and tribulations
of the workaday world.
And so they stroled in the park, and
the Kid chatted eagerly of his pros
poets. Nellie gathered rather vaguely that
he had been matched to fight certain
Mr.. Knockout Riley five weeks hence, and
that if he won decsively over Knockout
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youwhen pass my friends, They're talkin'
about me at the store-sayin' if married
you I'd be THROWN myself away"
The boyish face of Kid Kelley twitched
painfully. c
$500! So that's where the land lies,
is it? This here Mr.. Hawkins amt been
handin me one, has hep ?:
mir. Hawkins has never mentioned
your name!s
Worse and worse!' The fighters tone
was ominously deliberate.
"Hes a gentleman she plunged.
as he. now? Is that a fact? Delighted
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ment-store etiquette. But, with his GUS
tomary brusque frankness, he had laughed
her efforts aside.
Wear patent feathers and dicer?' he
grinned brightly. "Me? Why, say; kid,
if l did that I'd be plumb scared to look
at meself in the glass. Honest. would.
Why, they'd give me the ha-ha in every
club in the city, and the managers would
turn me down for fear ! was hittin' the
pace. Nix--and likewise no. These. here
buds is good enough for little Tommy
"But education" she floundered des-
perately.
His face grew serious. - -
"Oh, know amt there any too much
on the book stuff, he counterfeit. "but
can read contract and count my end
of the purse pretty good And do study"
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Yvette and Maybelle, the social leaders
among the girls of that floor, had east
the frown of disapproval on the start
lingly sudden and delightfully."- whirlwind
entry of Kid Kelley into the ranks of
those who strove for the hand and
heart of Miss Dugan. Their attitude
impressed Nellie. and for the balance of
that rather dull day she took stock of the
two men and pondered much and deeply
upon the vicissitudes of married life and
the Importance of making proper start.
That night Kid Kelley called to escort
her to the vaudeville house around the