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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-20
WHAT SUNDAY BALL
DOES FOR READING
Manufacturers Say it Keeps Men
Sober for Work on
Monday.

For several Sundays past. John J.
Collyer service superintendent OF the
Harlan plant has been permitting base
ball PLAYERS of the Harlan team To go To
Reading. Pa, to take part in Sunday
baseball games. Last Sunday, although
there was game scheduled with Camp
DIX, MIR Collycr permitted Joe jackson,
the big league star, To go to Reading,
because his presence rs member ct the
Reading Steel Casting team was draw
ing card to thousands of workmen TO at
tend the game. Incidentally, these same
workmcn were sober and reported at
work on Monday morning, whereas, on
davs when there was no Sunday baseball,
the percentage of absences were large.
In gratitude for this service, Nj. q.
Moore of the Casting Corporation has
written Mr. Collyer. rs follows:
Reading Steel Casting Company,
Reading, Pa.
august l3, 1918.
John j. CollvCT, service superintendent,
Harlan plant, Bethlehem Corp,
Wilmington, Del.
"Afv dear Mr.. Collycr: want TO
take this opportunity of thanking you
for granting permission to the various
playCrs of the Harlan team To come To
Reading, and play with the Reading steel
Casting Co team on sundays. lhls has
been a delight to the many thousands OF
working men in the city of Reading, who
are doing their bit by working sixty to
seventy hours weekly.
You understand the manufacturers IN
the city ot Reading have IN no way cndcav-
ored Ia commcrcialize sunday baseball, as
there IS no admission charged. Our sole
idea is Ia give the working men recrea-
ton. which will prevent them from at
tending drinking clubs about the city.
Their trcqucntinG these places causes a
hlgh percentage of absence from work on
Monday morning liy giving them sun
dav baseball, Ne attract thclr attention to
good clean sport. where they m turn, ga \
return to their homes and children and
be m good condition TO render service TO
the various concerns on Monday and
tie coming week
II believe that YOU viii agree with me,
that our purpose IN sanctioning Sunday
baseball Is n worthy one. and assure
vou your cooperation Is greatly ap-
prccIatcd.
YOURS very truly,
.SlgncdJ NJ g. Moore.
ce-Prcsidcnt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-20
PROHIBIT ION Up MONDAY.
Senate win Insist Bili BE Acted Upon
Without Delay.

Washington, Aug. 20 Pho issue Of
nationwide wartime prohibition Will
come mp in the Senate next Monday, re-
gardess Of whether he new man-power
bill has been passed
By the terms of the agreement under
which the Senate began It's series Of
three-day rcccsses, which were aban-
,loncd today to take mp tho now draft
measure, II would require unanimous
consent to postpone confederation Of the
food production bill, 10 which the bone
dry rider IS attached The agreement
specified the ood-productlon bill shall
be taken up next Monday
The prohibition forces IN the Senate
have served notice on their colleague
they have no Intention ~ giving thor
consent 10 postpo6ing the bonc-drY
measure, and unless they abandon their
program tho draft bin vii be rclcgatcd
to two hours debate ench day until the
Senate has passed i, provided # IS not
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-20
Will Foster Winter Sports.

Gloucester City, \. J., Aug. u
James Dcan, athletic director of the
Pusey & Jones Shipyard Club, announces
there will be rugby football team and a
basketball team organized to represent
the club this fall The club intends TO
engage in all kinds Of sports during the
winter. A chess team is also being or
ganized There will be two soccer teams
in the field One viii play in the Ship,
ward Soccer League and the other at home
each Saturday John Bedford, of Ia
conv, has been secured to assist Fred G.
Wright, the manager Of the league team.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-20
Shoot for Dick Richards.

a testIm OnlaI shoot winch WI be
rendered to + 5. Dick Richards, The
Peters Man, has been arranged by man
ayers Of the Clayton Gun Club, f. r.
Calvin, 5; McIlnn, l.. r. Beauchamp,
Gun Club grounds near Clayton. The
shoot will start promptly at j o'clock
Saturday the entries closing at $50
O'Clock. Interstate rules Will govern
the shoot and War Savings stamps and
Thrift stamps have been arranged as
prizes Lunch and shells will be for
sale on the grounds The program
follows
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-20
WORLDS SERIE S.
National Commission to Meet and
Make Arrangements.

CINCINNATI. Aug. 20.-Because Of the
non-.rrival Of B. B johnson president OF
tbc American League, and John Heydler,
secretary Of the National League, the
meeting of the National Baseball Com
mission 10 arrange dates and details for
the world series was postponed Yesterday
until today
Both johnson and IIevdler are on their
way here. and it Is expected the meeting
will be called about noon today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-20
CHESTER 90. CROPS BIG.
Barns Not Big Enough 20 Store Away
Harvest.

West Chester, Pa. Aug 20.--The
crops Of hay, wheat aud oats in Ches-
ter county are 80 heavy that many
stacks are seen IN the fields, the bnrna
being inndedtiate for housing all the
Weld Oats have proven the best-pay-
ing crop Of all, and yields Of over 80
bushels an acre are common. Although
wtcnt gave good yield, oats will pay
letter for the acreage planted
Drought and attacks Of blight ruined
the potato crop, and the yield for the
season is far below the average, m some
fields being not One-third that oi iorner
years
Corn IN all sections Of the county
promised poor crop enrly in The gcH-
Ron and much damaged by hail, but
recent slight rains and damp nights
have worked wonders and the crop
promises 10 be tho largest for many
years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-20
sToRK. A STORMY PETREL.
Lightning Struck Home Just Before
Baby Came

Doylcstown, Pa, Aup 70 Ton MN
utes before baby glrl was born in
the home of Neal Nolan. of Morrsville.
lightning struck The honac and tore soy
craI large holes IN The side of the room
whore the mother Law Tho heavy
rainfall drcnched the room and mother
and baby bad r. ~ removed to another
part Of the house, hut both aro doing
we'll
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-20
WILEY LEADS RIDERS.
Syracuse Star Shows High Class in
Motor Paced Races.

New York. Aug. 20 -Gcorgc Wiley, Of
Syracuse, y y. the former American pace
champion still retains the lead IN the
winnings table for the pace rldcrs. Wiley.
who has competed iii - paced races out
Of his races hack OF the motors, has finish
cd first in Is and second IN eight
Percy Lawrence, the lankv CahiOrnlan,
is in second place with eight ilrsts. SIX
seconds and two thirds The standings
up to and including Saturday night
races at both the Boston and Philadelphia
tracks. are as follows
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-20
WESTMINSTER BEATS Y. Nj. {. A.

IL a short, snappy, seven-innIng game
on Saturday afternoon, the junior West
minister baseball team, defeated the
small team Of the y VI c. A. at the ball
grounds at Eighteenth and Van Buren
streets. The score by innings was.
Westminster ........3 4O2 , 0 /
Y. NJ G. .A............ 3 3O03 o
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-20
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago at New York.
st. Louis at Washington.
Cleveland at Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
New York at Pittsburg
Brooklyn at Cinclnnatl.
Boston at Chicago
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-20
YESTERDAYS ) GAMES
AAtERICAN LEAGt L

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics. 9; Detroit, 5.
Washington. ); St Louis, . IA innings.
Boston, 6;Cleveland, U.
Chicago, /; New York, i
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pbiladelpnia, :: 81. Louis |
Pittsburg, :; New York J.,
New York, >; Pittsburg ! I'D game
Cincinnati :; Brooklyn. 4.
Chicago, ,; Boston, .
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-20
". S. AIRMAN is DARING.
Cornell Filler Cited for Audacity
by the French.

Ithaca, ". Y, hug 20 FIRST Lieu
tenant Edward VI Urband of this city,
serving with Escadrille 283 f The French
Flying Corps, has been cited by hls
commander for his victory over t~o
German airplancs, IN which be sent on
10 the ground ~ flames and IHit thc
other 10 flight, according n Il letter from
Lieutenant Urband received by his
parents here tonight
The citation characterizes him o.
"fuIl ~ dash and auda1ty" aud sag
that after defeating the two enemy
planes while on recOnno seanoo duty,
''he continued his missiles although hi
plane waa riddled With btlllete
LieuteaDt ~. Urband is graduate ~
Cornell University, md has been IN Che
French service since December. 1917
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-20
ADJUSTMENTS.

"THE DANGER mAuK < MAJESTIC.
The beauty and talent of Elsie Fer
ptIson evidenced themselves most agree
ably in her newest Aircraft photoplny
"Ihe Danger Mark, which WINS presented
for the first time IN this city at the Ma
jeatic Theatre, with highly gratifying
results Yesterday The interest OF the
story, which deals with the craving for
drink inherited by society woman from
her paterna grandfather, and which was
written by Robert " harnbcrs.
- PAIR or sixFs VICTORIA.
To sec Taylor Holmes III a PAR Of
Sixcs' and Billy West the man who IS
SAID to have "outehaplncd hapln IN
THE Scholar both Of whom are now
shown at the Victoria Theatre - to ENJOY
"A program of genuine comedy enacted by
comedians al national reputation Those
who have seen - rur ~ Sixts On the
stage can well appreciate the manifold
opportunities that that play offers to actors
of the ability Of Holmes As to the
supplementary comedy The echolnr
we'll the very name OF the play chosen
for the marvellous comedian Is sufficient
to assure carnival OF Iun.
a NINE o'CLocK TOWN QUEEN.
For genuine wholesome comedy, pep
and vinegar, "A Nine O'Clock Town.
starring Charles Ray, winch was pre-
sented nj the Queen The atrc Yesterday
proved itself ono Of the bcst photoplays
shown at that popular playhouse IN many
months While in "A sense It Is q burlcsqup
on the business methods of the small
town merchant. It shows what may hap
pen when new life. and city ideas arc
infused INTO the business organization
Pretty Jane Novak Is tie leading
woman She is all to the good Dor
cas- Matthews i beautiful corset model
and Catherine loung q wicked vampire
otto Hoffman, and Gertrude Clairc are
excellent III elderly roles
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-20
eIilttior PARK.

There is wealth OF muslc dancing
and comedy, the three most interesting
features Of vaudeville on the bill which
opened in the Family Theatre at Shcllpot
Park yesterday and will continue alter
noon and evening for the remainder OF
the week and there II some Of each IN
almost every act
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-20
Sim Lcapuc Disb ands.

Gloucester City. = J., Aug 20 The
Pussy < Jones baseball League has dis
banded for the season on account OF the
majority Of the managers beng unable
to get sufficient good players from their
work IN time each Saturday to play.
The Pipe Filters team, which won the
pennant, was awarded the flag last
Saturday Two fast teams have been
organized and Will play each Saturday
Onc Will represent the Pennsylvania
yard and the other tho NewsJerscy yard
and il looks as though there IS going 10
be strong rivalry between the two
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-20

Price of collars will BE- ~ cents apiece
and as usual We get it in the neck
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-20

You try nm Every Evening want adv.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-25

carefully and fire the bullet that wilt
hit the particular spot.
g. Thou shalt accept thlrc appoint
ment to small thoaters chccrfully for
thou ART enlisted IN soldiery duties aud
obedience Is becoming Of thee
Thou shalt ~ prompt and ~
liable ~ AN times thus winning con
ndcnro tor thy cause. Moreover. ia all
thy dealings with the thoator manager
thou shalt bo business like and court
couH for they are "a patient long sur
toriuE lot
Thou shalt believe nightly Ia
tbs work cor turn in thy resignation
Thou shalt not rant but shalt
use chastc. vigorous language "a be-
Comcth a gentleman reasoning tur tie
welfare Of % great land
10. Thou shalt magnify thy work ~
an times FOR II is helping 20 mako the
world safe Tor democracy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-25
The GIRL ILEFT BEHIND ME-
By CAROLYN BEECIiER
(Copyright, 1913, by Carolyn Dcochor).

tluNt WIN It's tofCluU ~pustuuIk.
cyril Long had had no intention OF
falling iu love with Elizabeth she
had pleased his artistic sense at FIRST,
then hc had cultivated her for other
reasons But up there IN the noun
tains she VAS fast making this faded
traveller care more for her than he
had intended or than was wise for
her. Her face was Drowned hs the
sun She looked for AN the world Ike
tEo GNpsN of her portrait Her hair
shc often let loose, and. with ~ lying
about her dark, plpuaut facc and
midnight black eyes, she would have
fascinated almost amy ouc That she
was selfish. cgotiattral. caring Tor no
one save herself ard little Uy ps,, ne
had long decided, hut that meant
nothing to him. Ilc could perhaps
th, more easily mould her 10 his de-
sirrs.
life BIS never hum-drum. that is,
uulUas % win u so." ne had suid
when she remarked that she would
soon go back to her hum-drum ltta
AZ horne.
"That depends on others. not on
che s,lt,' she had replied.
$50, YOU are mistaken lie bent
lls ark eyes upon her, % strange,
unsettled louk iu their depths. IF
we are wise and press ,iosc against
our hobrts the JOYS that await IA
taking, llfp can never hc hum drum. DO
isn't II we have no Joys 30 thcv
either escape or have lott us what
thru 1920
"rhorc are others TO take their
place
Elizabeth pressed hcr lips together
uui halt shut hcr eyes, could 'yril
Long have road her thoughts he
would not have fclt flatter,d, tor
they were ana of Blake lNcrsou She
vfs WISHING for him the JOY ne mad
taken from hor So uuIustlN the joy
of uIH presence.
They had been walking far up "a
mountain path. Cyul Long was 10
i,a,p her in tho morning II was his
last day In the mountains, some
Trims Elizabeth had said after she
bad received q letter from her aunt
had determined ms 1Uiion. Elizabeth
ntu received tho letter Just as they
started uat Cor thplr walk Whcn
ih,t stopped "a rest he begged her
60 upou 10 aud read n, saying sho
must hc anxious To- know Us contents
SIN, had done go, several umcs an
exclamation ,.,lpiur N'i, which She
stopped Go oNplaiu w.# h'cnuso ol
some news ,o~uCpruinL .'i Uncle ana
what uo Mas dotnE rn Whrn she
Dad finished he mrtlu.'t drcW from
ntr what her aunt ha1 "IiIifn Ih'n
modo his rlaus 20 leave Tom New york
ut once.
4 love the mounig MS Elizabeth
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-25
SPANISH FLU WILL
NOT STOP WAR FUND
DRIVE IN NOVEMBER
President and Secretary CT War
Support Decision Made by
United States Societies for Com.
ing Campaign,

There v.. ice no pootpouOm,ut OF
the United ~. G. Work drive tor funds
with which fu finance tho activities
of the \. N ' \. the KNIGHTS Of co
lumhus. o.. salvation Army CO.. amy
other OF tHv wen recognized Agencies
fOI war work because of the prevail
cncc of ta. influenza, This was made
PLAIN iu l telegram received by $ j.
Brieut, director ol the campaign for
the state OFF Sew MoNico. from IN
John r.. Mott director general Of tho
campaign I.. The United states. In.
Motifs iolUH .HIu follows in part.
STICK Ia Original Plan.
'"rhp general committee has decid-
ed after careful consideration and
after Wide INSULATION. TO adhere to
the original plan OF copductipl the
drive for funds during tho week of
Novcmbcr Do Ia rs. I have visited
Washington and have discussed tho
matter Will PRESIDENT Wilson and
Secretary li.E'r OF tho WII depart
mont gud lNr" fully support tu, de
cision oI t., committee not leo de
part from f.t original program.
"The disadvantage ui postpouinr
the dy.No Hu'" eIehs auV apparent ado
vantage WUU.H ulrht be- gained from
amy dclal However, leaders lu tho
movement must exercise tuDit bts
Judgment and ingenuity iu Oh, mat
ter of adapting plans 10 meet changed
conditions They should hpur lu mind
that tho Fourth LIBERTY Loan has
been carried to "a successful issue Boa
tho midst ui tbc same epidemic which
Il rs feared hy some viii initiate
against tho success of tho United War
Work campaign.
People Have iimc 10 Iicad.
The fact tnat many public meet
tnEs are not permitted is NOT without
itH advantage The people will Doc
siven moro time in which - read ono
think and go decide upon 10 course oil
action, For thgt reason mon. cf
rocti,e use should be made OF thu
printed pagC tH "a moaus through
which go offset tho lnpk of mrctiufs
which might bee addressed b., speak
ors of note
W T.. MHpoWcll associate state d.
rector of the war work campaign.
returned From ~ raso Thursi ay
morning whore, with State Director
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-25
Rules for 4-minute
Speakers Sent Out

The state director Of four minute
mon here today began mailing 20 all
tuur-miuute speakers iu tho state the
ten commandments written
% short time ago hN the Rev Edward
j carson. Of Ration, y M
D. Thou shalt speak -four minutes
ouly this o. the sum total ~ the law
Thou shalt prepare thy speech
diligently beforehand and not trust "a
Inspiration Thy Inspiration must
come through PRECIPITATION.
O. Thou shalt not attempt go he
clever but shalt bury thine own ego
Toe the larger good Cd. winning the war
.pe'dilv
Thou shalt not air thine own
personal opinions hut shall confine
thv remarks 10 the material provided
hV thy supefiors
3. Thou shalt study thine audience
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-25
Red Cross of City
Receives Fine of
Food Sale Offender

The state food administrator re-
coiN"I Re receipt today from the acr
rotary of the local Rcd Cross Tor go.
which tho Rcd Cross received yeatrr-
dHy from tho city Feed Store.
u was alleged that tho Citv Feed
Store was NOT iVine up 60 tho foicrll
food sales regulations and after a.
hearing tho food administration gave
th"W tho choice nf having their 20
ceuse revoked or paying 1875 to the
He'd cross The alleged offenders de-
cidcd 60 make the payment tp the He'd
Cross.
CcfrillOa coal the best. Phone o..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-25

Weather bureau predicts cold
weather, Better order coal nov aud
avoid the rush. 'rrriilos Coal the
best. iiahn Coat CO. Phone ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-25

down and got so
weak | could hardly
stand and had head
aches every day.
tried everything |
co@id think Of and
was under q ply
sicians care for two
years. A girl friend
had used Lydia l..
P~inkhams Nege-
table Compound and
She told me about
II. From the first
day ! took II | began
TO feel better and
now | am well and
able TO do most any
k lind of work. /
have been recon-
mending the Com
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-25

Briont and other members OF the lat
tcr's cabinet, he attended a meeting
of b men aud wUmen OF the state
who VIII have active charge of the
drive In the various districts into
which the state has been divided Tor
administrative purposes.
'Not only was tine meeting very
largely attended" said Mr.. M'Dowcll,
'hy out district directors ana by Sow
NoNico speakers who VIII help ptlt
the campaign over but We lad the
pleasure OF hCpring Of the work be
ing lone among the soldiers I'm tho
trenches from the lips OF men who
were Just back from tho firing limo.
Good speakers Coming.
zone of tEC speakers who addressed
the m,otlnE and whom VIC hopc To
have visit ail Of tho larger cities oi
the state, o. tho i%nf,uou2t embargo
is raised in imC was the Rev John
II ClIfford. q Buptis, minister from
Tucson. Ariz. who served as a Y NJ
G. A. man with the marines az Cha
tcruThicrrV and who was given the
'rulN de Gucrrc boy the French gov
cTuwcrt for having not only carried
comfort to mon with Whomo ne had
gone over the TOP but tol carrying
10 n place of safety his wounded col
oncl, though sadly wounded himself
JUS 10 tIIf VI Nl' must NtiAAftlNi
stories OF the war NCt told Ly any ~
those who have taken the lecture
platform or who have broken into
% form OF print
Dr. shepard IN List.
Another speaker of power who
was heard al thc ID Plso meeting
and who viii bo heard throughout
thc state of Sew Mexico, Dec voleutC
Nos tho Rev Or Nobcrt =. shepard
of New York, who has represented
the y NJ. e.. \. with the French army
Iio, too. is q good speaker with a
splendid stage presence, wtth "a fund
uI uuCrdutc direct from the blood
soaked trenches which VIII make the
brood Of every American who honra
hIm tnZlc ~ tho quarantine is raise
ud both of these gifted mon, who
hgvc given concrete evidence OF metal
80 them Will Doc heard lon A|ihuquer-
Iuo % 100 other cItics of New Mex
100 before the campaign D'usf-'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-25

pound ever since and give YOU my per-
mission to publish this lcttcr" Miss
FLo KELLY, d76 So. l4th ST., Newark,
N. j.
The reason this famous root and herb
remedy, Lydia h. pinlham's Vegetable
Compound, was so successful in Miss
kclly's case was because IL went 10 the
root Of her trouble. restored her 10 "A
normal healthy condition and as a result
her nervousness disappeared.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-25

had said. u should like TO live up
hero always
But not alone" he returned in an
tn%siuuatinE manner.
NO not alone" her mind on
Blake, and how happy she could he
# she and GN psy aud her absent hus-
band could / themselves away and
live up here, whore no one would
take him away from her. with all
her love of fun und gaNctN, her liking
for society. she really felt that she
would be willing t. give thom an M
u only Blake would never leave hcr.
Ia the morning tyrtl Long lett for
Sew York and Elizabeth vas lonely.
she had not realized how quickly tho
days had passed while he had been
with her; how ne never for a mo-
mont had allowed her to feel lonely
lie was q wonderful companion. she
Thought. So many men would have
made love to her ia their long walks
day after day, and so made n impos-
siblc 20 continue the friendship But
never a word had passed his lips that
Blake might not have heard. Not
that Blake would care very much. II
he had he wouldn't have LEFT her.
but ~ mad" her happier IN Cyril
Longs society made II easier, frecr
10 talk.
Had she known n. that was cN-
actly The frame OF mind Cyril Long
intended 10 create iu her. lie had
|tathntncd the shalloWness OF her ma
turc AK far as her passions were CON
Cornod and know that 20 play upon
hem would not bring the results that
an appeal TO her simple liking would.
She talked Of the solfis'ncss of men
10 him. OF their cruelty. but never OF
anything b "a favored of their love.
she talked of the sclfishncss of mon
ln the very fiber OF men and that u
Wos % of tho things all women had
10 accept never dreaming OF her own
seliishn"ss SO much greater. she
raNo HIM "a glimpse OF what 10 mirlt
moon for "a vibrant vital man 10 hn
her husband. of how little she would
give while demanding an fic know
there were many suvh womcn vet
never had he met n whoss child
ishucss had the quality of hardness
hers seemed 10 possess. ON the train
he thought Of II. and ho wondered
what Kind OF a man that artist htIs-
baud of hers could be. Ito also won
dcrcd about many other things
things which brought q crafty. cruel
smile 10 his lips
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-25

Every day HERALD WANT ADS
find help. secure positions; SCI articles
no longer needed; rent houaes, flats
apartments. stores n real estate; find
the lost; soil houses. lots and farms
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-25

fhiS is % dtsronlinuHtiuu -lIr OF 70
standard line An uro good STYLES.
button and lace ull ais,a boo tn,
make up aNiurs ca SIS Ou. uu s,lr
while they last Si.aa