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APHER--Wanted, by experienced
sienogIa pher and typ!st. position tor
nan Gays Work or to substitute for some
one Address ID iO5. care Times Dispatch
TEACIEK-Wanted. by lady teacher OF
several sessions experience. position in
grammar department OF high school for
coming tession Good references and GER
tlhcatc. Address Teacher" Box 90,
Chase City. Va w.
IFlSL-Wanted. by young lady Just OUT
Of sGnooi typist. position in office. Can
ma nc her SELF generally useful Address IL
400. care Times Dispatch. 80" -
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JONAS MILLINERY CO.,
lis EAST BROAD

HOUSE Girl. wanted Light work short
hours: good pay. s27l West Grace Street
LADl ES-Wantcd. TWO young ladies for Of
nee WORK those having previous cxpc-
Renee preferred: Apply KinGan & Co. Lid.
Fifteenth and Cary Streets.
, trnining in 50-hed hospital. Apply TO
pital Newnort News. Va
OpEKATOKS--Wantcd. three experienced
telcphone operators: good salary. perma-
nent POSITION Answer by letter. Address
343. care Times DiSpatch.
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SALESLADf wanted. Permanent position.
good pay; Pleasant outdoor work. Also
opening win part time three or four hours
q day. Apply To =. 81 III East Broad
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YOUNG ladies, men and boys
can obtain pleasant and
profitable employment in our
modern plant. Good pay. Bo-
muses.. Dining-room and other
conveniences. British-Ameri-
can Tobacco Company, 900 N.
Lombardy Street.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY AUGUSTINE RoYALL & CO.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneors
Office No. 927 Hull Street,
Richmond. Va.
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In the matter Of I M n25o
WILLIAM NJ. RANKIN In
Bankrupt. RarkruD.,r
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]iNITOR-Wanted. at once. Apply Army
and Navy Club. Seventh and Franklln.
JOB PRESSMAN AND
JOB AND CYLINDER
PRESS FEEDERS WANT
ED. GOOD PAY; EIGHT
HOURS WORK, AND ALL
THE OVERTIME YOU
WANT, AT TIME AND A
HALF FOR OVERTIME.
APPLY VIRGINIA STA
TIONERY CO., NINTH
AND CARY STREETS.
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
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real EsTATE-F0n RENT. O7A
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TO the creditors Of WILLIAM NJ. RAN
or tlenrico. and district aforesaid
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FOR SALE.

FANS-25 direct-current cell
ing fans Of standard makes
at $l5 each. Apply Krouse
Auto Wrecking and Metal Co.,
2002-4-6 East Main Street.
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BANKRUPT SALE

I'VE D LUMBER. VALUABLE
TOOLS. FIXTURES Two 100:
WAGONS, OILS AND OFFICE, E'JS.
TCRES AND FURNITURE Al,
. AMELIA COURTHOUSE, VA, ON
THURSDAY. JULY Is. 1918,
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MuslcA1. INsrnl,,iENrs.

LUCKY thirteen pianos. Name With thir-
teen letters, ',ut tho finest toned instru-
mcnt manufactured. Am proud that Chick
crinE and l\nHbc years ago sold me hun
deeds OF pianos Manly r.. Ramos lo6
North Seventh ncnr Franklin.
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10 me creditors of JAMES z. RI.AN-
IcN. OF Richmond, in the County
9t Henrico. and district aforesaid.
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Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
ma DAY OF July. 1918, the said JAMES
T.. b.ANToN was duly adjudicatcd
ing of his creditors will be held in NV
Office, Rooms 1llS-1ll9 Mutual Build
imE' Kichmond, Va. on the 18TH DAY
" ILi, iIiS, ut 10 o'clock in the fore
ma! attend, prove their claims an
point trustee. examine the BANKRUPT
anu transact such other business :, -
may properly come before said meet.
Ing.
THOS. II. SNEAD,
Referee in Bankruptcy
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BY EPPS- EPI'S & CO.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
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VACATION HOMES

VACATION HOMES. s,
vlKGINiA COMO lIrnIA srRlNGS Ii now
stop ~ OF Seven Zines ear linz Speciai
f For NJ nut" Sars cali 'R a"a%G
-------=----------
wANTED-IO RENT. 81
r TGn! e SIX CARE @F n2nse
H@ l5,ai @ oK T ELL I, Gy rSlne@
nn" r., Y,ssi"n house i've or six rooms or lower
T." IN 1uT nick OF ny" rooms on S9n1n sud- Must
mGnts. Phone Ri,ndoinh 5327-W.
real EsTaym rom nE>T a7-A
ENSLow ANE., 2OIo. lishland Park. seven
rooms bath. large lot Rex o. Jones Co.
VIZ o, can s%GprS YOU a good tenant FOR your
j. THOAlrSON BROWN Il CO.'S new rent
ist ana loan money awaiting you. Phone
.-------------------------
RElfL ESTATE FOR SHE
HOUSES FOX SALE. 50
HiGHLANn srKINGs- six room house.
fSa fSaa fse S S aa s"@% ns fine a %e' Tor
s}orss 6arraim owner. BOX Sx'- iGHs. .i M
Lend Strings
hSi K z2q5 meme now rhoas Mqhlsman
hav. some nice homes on Clay Street to
ter seh2ef confirm Na,lanai Bank nlaE ~
LANDS A:D EARNS rOu SALE. 81
VIZ sci! farms. W. $. Robinson & Co.
Nenl Estate and Loans. IL Ehst Franklin.
srnIanAr con SALE: Oh
hG2G HE &d h2lngs FeF S?s c
Sail: or RENT. %
r2i i"Fi ;sa %G %i ~ , ntopeIf H. see c. L.
I'M SS%r HFSEifF oT c5 SALE nS or i fa' N S!h
SPECIAL attention raid to collection of
rents ana supervision OF rental property.
NS5h Eiyan96 Srdst '!MI sdsSn 5iS a'es
RICHMOND TRUST AND SAVINGS CO.
leaI I.staie Dept. seventh and Main.
iii t:aN, N sMs i roe safes loans FsH''
VAUGHAN WHiTEIiURST Co. NC. sales
rents, leans CITY and country nrenerty.
MAHTEi,-itEAL ESTATE. 90
FARMS WANTED
IL YOU have farm for sal. write va for
,,nnsG,,sssary Listing blanks, We get results.
Motion - Lhaihimsr. Farm Department.
HG RMt ~ Wanted. modern home in West
VII priss and 6cai tSS' aF0i 800. 0W dars
hR ,Iys,,, tI Kin, vAn,tY! your nrqgerY With
LET us secure you a ieuant for your vacant
PROPERTY: GrutGh;!s!d * 60.
your farms ana Rental property with
&c Eros 1879 HUI ST. Mad. $3.50.
LIST your country aud city property FOR
:. sale or rent with l.. L. branch sag
East Main street. Room :.
LIST your suburban homes Tor sale or rent
with Whit. x CO.
S y29 farm Ha n24 fy HF an with us
LIST your West End lots Tor sale with w
y. -Iurcel!. Jr Co. Inc. 1913 East Main.
LIST your property Tor rent or for sale with
Chaplin AZ Hume.
WE sell real cGtatc at auction cycrvwbrrr
-Atlaltlc Coast tealty Co. Petersburg
niiAl. :HsrATE-ion SAFE. o..
GA AZ FOR sAL.E-SuiIa6lo for storage
or repair shon. call Madison 1884.
FOX home bargains see MoorcncId ~ blake
Inc. 90 North EiEhth Street.
FOR SALE. beautiful home of % iIcros of
lahu on tn. Elu" Ridg. Mount aims 70o
iSct above sea level. overlooking his,oriroI
ShrhanIo"h Valley. House built OF nntivo
roH,h. Two large pprchgs. ten rooms bath
tctihI' running water. House alone. cnuII
hDt DC hunt to-day for 10000 NVnI ac.
request. Apply Arthur Wright. IicrryVili.'
- acres. Groom dwelling. outhouscs or
Tia a.. snort distance from civ nnnr
seG.nI SLrsst Road: city. Pollard x Hagbv
1UCTfON-LEG1L
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING; OF
CREDITORS.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EA ST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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SEEDS. PLANTS. EEnTIIIZEi,s. 81

BUG killer. potatoes ana vines l5c: sam
pie bag chicH feed. LOG. guaranteed veG.-
table seed, &c paper. all poultry and stock
powders. half price: uy Killer. Ia sheets
&c. king Chain stores. ~, RI. Main ST
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CHARACTERIZATION wanted by experienced
CLERK Can keen books. file and use type
writer. WIN consider out-oftown employ
ineht Al reference from present employer.
Address Is SO. care Times Dispatch.
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In the matter of \ No o252
JAMES L. BLANTON In
Bankrupt. Bankruntcv
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Bankrupt:
Notice rs hereby given that on the
Iha gay or July, 1918, the said Will
bankrupt, and that the iirst mectintr
OF his creditors will be held in my OF,
nee; Rooms lliS-iil9 Mutual building,
klGhinond, Va, on the l2TU DAY OF
JULY, 1918, at 10 O'Clock in the fore.
noon. at which time the said creditors
may attend. prove their claims an
point trustee. examine the bank
rupt. and transact SUCH other business
as may properly come before said
meeting.
THoS r. SNEAD.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
July ,, 1aiS.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMAL ,;

BOOK kEEPER-Iady we'll educated 10
sirss oiitce position. Had three months
bookkeeping At night school. Willing ia
Work, but must receive casonabl. salary
Address ]. $40. care Times Dispatch
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hUCTfON-LEGAL

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE,
GSil lI ~ s,! SThrl:S FOR THE EAST
titN DISTRICT Oh VIRGINIA
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-09-25
The Dailv Morning Oasis
NOgales, Arizona, Sept. 25, 1918
Q o o o o . 000c,0C 200.
o Local and Personal Q
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

AONdl dlIu E0ISOI1d1
00000000
Yesterday Mr.. Geo. w. Par
ker of the San Rafael Valley
was at Nogales.
Mrs. Ellen Thompson is ar
ranging visit the week end at
the Trench mine, a guest of Mr..
and Mrs. John Hoy.
This evening the Santa Cruz
County County Council of De-
Tense is to hold a meeting at
the Town Hall.
Monday evening Mr.. J. B.
Scolari, the Italian consul at
GuaymaS, came from that city,
and was here yesterday.
Don't fail to get a ticket to
the Lyceum course.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ring
valid were in the city yesterday
from the Harshaw section, do
ing some shopping.
The Town Council met last
night in special session to dis
cuss sewer matters and new
water mains.
Mr.. E. E. Noon, who had been
visiting in California, started
yesterday ON a return trip by
automobile.
F. F. Rodriguez, the hard
ware merchant, has returned
from business trip to San
Francisco.
Have you bought your sea-
son ticket for the Lyceum
course?
Mr.. Conrado Gaxiola of Her
mosillo is back from Los Ange-
les and San Francisco. He will
ge home by tomorrow's train.
Yesterday the superior court
was engaged in trial of a case
against the Montana Mines
Company for damages to a
miner who had suffered the loss
of an eye.
Mr.. James B. Mix, deputy
collector of customs, and chief
inspector, will take his annual
vacation in October, going about
the first of the, month, and he
will visit in California.
Have you bought your sea-
son ticket for the Lyceum
course?
Yesterday evening Mr..
Guillermo Robinson, with Mr..
Manuel T. Gonzales and family,
departed for California by auto
mobile route. Mr.. Robinson
will join his family, who are in
California.
Mr.. Charles Dumazert, of the
Vile de Paris, whose return was
mentioned in these columns yes
terday, states that he laid in a
good stock of dry goods, dress
goods, ets., suitable to this mar
ket.
Don't fail to get ticket to
the Lyceum course.
Hon E. M. Lawton has resign
ed as chairman of the Red Tri-
angle League, owing to his in
creasing duties as American
consul to Nogales, Sonora, con-
sequent upon the enlargement
Of the passport regulations.
The funeral of the late E. A.
Burton occurred yesterday at
ternoon and was largely attend
ed by old residents and the
business men of the city. The
floral offerings were numerous
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-24
MAKES TRANSCONTINENTAL
TRIP ON ONE PINT WATER

Two unusual transcontinental
mohor tours were completed last
week. Andrew Mullen and his
rather. Edward S. Mullen. drove
their Cadillac eight touring ear frou,
Los Angeles to Baltimore and ther.
3 10 New YORK in l6 days and returned
by way OF Buffalo, Chicago, Denver
ana salt Lake in | days At the same
time +. A. Goodrich was completing
trip or 400 miles from Syracuse
through four national parks and
/ down the coast from Seattle. using
on the entire trip only a pint OF
water in his Cadillac touring car.
The remarkable part Of this perform
ance Is that the rip was started with
no intention of making any kind OF A
record. Many stops we're made and
the car had been on the way n
! month before the radiator cap was
removed. At Miles City, Mont. the
tirst water was put in and then a
short pint filled II to overflowing.
Goodrich IL enthusiastic over the
trip via the far northern route and
says II Is by far the most scenic of
all the transcontinental tours. He
Vlsited 1our national parks and last
week went into the Yosemite.
"uiIch NIlp was over the Ma
iionhl Old NIr|S route from wes. 20
east and on the return he followed
the Lincoln highway and the Ar
rowhead trial Goodrich came over
the Yellowstone trail from Mime
apolis to the Idaho and Montana
country and both are enthusiastic
over the beauties Of transcontinental
touring. Mullen was highly enthusi-
astic and says he by all means ad-
vises tourists to take this run across
the country at the first opportunity.
In speaking OF his trip over the
northern route Mr.. Goodrich was en-
thusiastic over the beautiful scenery.
He believes that the route he fol-
lowed is by far the most scenic OF all
transcontinental roads lie went
from Syracuse to Chicago and then
to Minneapolis via Lake Geneva. At
Minneapolis the Yellowstone trail
was picked up and Goodrich stated
that in the $500 miles he did not
find zoo miles OF rough road.
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be washed off the window and the
"hOle thing looks small.
guess it'll do to camp In until
we ma something better" YOU
suggest and the answer comes back
out or the night" You can be a cave
man II you want to but as fSA- me.
l want place to sleep"
Just at that moment. an auto.
mo II" trIi y an. .. , IN. reI .
or the courier with the terms. He
Is a portly individual who evidently
hasn't been cheated out Of any rents.
1a'as, it's as snug as a bug" he
tells you as he fishes out the kew to
the great door which leads to eVer-
lasting hope and prospects of an
early peace.
The light octopus which was never
known to burn the candle at both
ends. having shut off the juice three
minutes after the last cliffdwellers
had left their home. the landlord ex.
tracts a flashlight from his pocket
and begins his dissertation on the
merits OF his bargain day flat.
a stifled scream from little Mont
morency sends mother frantic.
Let me out OF this closet" he ia
howling and the place Is in turmoil.
That's all right-perfeCtly all
right chimes In the landlord, hes
only got lost in the dining room" and
sure enough the l.. l.. Is right. Mont
morency simply doesn't feet at home
yet.
After viewing the bargain as
through smoked glasses, It occurs to
mother OF ask the price.
Seventy-five dollars per month"
cerned as IL he were cutting off your
ear.
And How much down." injuries
mother, who had been reading up on
these building and loan schemes,
THE first moths rent in advance"
Rent: Rent. / thought we were
buying the place" mother protests.
Making Them Fit.
There's no use crying over It, be-
cause 1t has to be done. II Herbert
s too tau FOR thr bcIron n III
have to be tucked away on the porch.
Montmorencys bed can he taken
down from the shelf and placed in
front of the CRATE after the gas il
put out for the night and II there's
company. he can sleep in the bath
tub until they so. BY eating two at
a time, the kitchen is nice and
" my In m" InartmenI 20" 80"
next door, they don't allow children
so the dog makes it unsafe to keep
the steak out on the porch. There
may be a place for it under the sink
by moving the dining table out on
the porch when no in service.
After he first day, you say you're
going to move out into a house
right away" You find the house,
pay months rent wire back to the
storage people OF ship your furniture
y. u c. .rPBN to
enjoy life. The furniture arrives,
you secure the services OF a scrub
woman for the opening day and
carry your cherished pieces Of we'd
ding cutglass in your hand to keep II
from breaking. AT your new house,
the landlord meets you with a hand
shake.
welcome! Thrice welcome" says
he without a trace OF emotion.
ITS great to have home at last"
you respond feebly.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-24

II ~ Immensely important that this
work hc carried on with even greater
intensity now that peace has come.
The protection OF our young men
from VcncrCal diseases Ia not simply
a war measure II Is n measure"
equally vital in normal times Tn"
misery and loss caused by such dis
eases IL tremendous Under the
stress Of war many rcpr"Ssiye ordi-
nanccs designed to strike Infection
AZ ltS source were instituted, Pub
lie opinion will require TINT this
work Of repression be kept up In
peace. The carrying out Ot these
measures Is responsibility which
largely rests on the executive Of
f.clals or our communities. The peo-
pie OF oklahoma and other states
will insist on n faithful fulfilment
ur their responsibility
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-24
ITALIANS GAIN BACK
THEIR OWN COUNTRY
T1cntino District, Slncc 1860 Ruled
by House Of IIapsburS, Now
Returns 10 Nativity.

By the time the armistIce with
Austria went into effect, Italian
troops had already pushed far north
INTO the mountains OF the Trcntino
The region west OF the Adige had
iaIlen into italian hands, many Aus
irian strongholds had been yielded
up. and patrols were creeping along
the river in the direction OF BOl2anO
In a word, Italia lrredenta was vir-
iually won back. When three O'Clock
struck on the afternoon OF NOvem-
Der 4, the Italian army staff was IN
headquarters in the city Of Trent.
The rccapturc OF this severed pOr-
ion OF Italy means the achievement
Of hope which has been cherished
by the Italian people ever since the
premature peace OF 1865 left a num-
Der OF italian provinces under Aus
,rian domination, 1t also marks the
elimination of one OF the most ar
duous undertakings ever attempted
in modern warfare.
Almost Wholly Italian.
Trent, surrounded by mountains
Is a characteristic Italian city Of 3O,-
700. The Trentino district liz OCcu-
pied almost exclusively by Italians.
EVEN the last official Austrian cen
sus, compiled by Vienna. admitted
that $4,000 OF the $4,000 pOpula-
ZION were Italians. Riva, on Lake
Garda, and a dozen other cities Of
the region have Italian populations
and are fun OF examples OF Italian
architecture and art And II is not
only the cities that are Italian. The
surrounding valleys and mountain
slopes can scarcely show A German
for every thousand inhabitants.
1t Is one OF the anomalies OF his
tory that such "A province should
nave remained for over a century un-
der Austrian rule but It has been
highly priced by the Hapsburgs be-
cause OF It's military and strategic
possibilities. Italy has bitterly re-
sented the existence OF this noun
ainous wedge, barbed on all sides
with fortresses, projecting into the
midst OF the Italian plains. As one
Italian journalist expressed II:
THE possession Of the Trentino
for the Germans has meant the hold
ing OF an enormous foot shod with
mountains. upon the neck OF Italy. 4"
Austrla's sway has been irksome,
not solely because she has menaced
Italy In military way, but also be-
cause Of the oppressive fashion In
which she has dealt with her Italian
provinces. In some respects, the
dual monarchy has been stupidly
brutal: in others, 1t has been rather
adroit. From 1865 to 1917, the re-
gions Of the Trentino and the Julian
Veneto have been carefully watched
for evidences OF anything that
seemed like the beginning Of revo-
luton. individuals suspected Of be-
ing agita:ors were imprisoned, ban
Ished, or, in a number OF cases, ex-
ecuted. Schools were GermaniZed.
books and plays were
censored in the strictest manner, and
every expression Of Italian allegiance
was stifled.
Austria's Fnvortte Policy.
In addition to these blundering ef-
forts to remRke the Italian provin-
cials into faithful German subjects,
the Viennese authorities must be
credited with a certain degree Of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-24

Those ncarslghted nomads who
liked rings around themselves IN
-, Garden OF Eden looking for a
III" ,or.,hle place to sleep had
I',.h,rr m the modern up -to-now
"',i,cn OF the United States who tries
e., Ieep apace with progress and
,S,, othor word for II, Tulsa.
The 'NU vainest sports in Okla
,,r,a ar, grizzly bear hunting and
A.ontine around for n place to live
~ Tn'sl OF the two the former Is
~, lar the tamest. All you have to
go Is To find the grizzly bear and
,or have him AS to the latter
.,ben rrn have n place to live, you
r,nst r and find one.
The first thing the progressive
,i,zru DIES after he alights in Tulsa
a. N allow few thoughts to perco-
r,,a he dome. The process OF
bourh' is something like this:
"Ah, I'm here. Now | will go
,rJ rr, me a comfortable home with
ten house and lawn mower attach
,snts ara live happily. Homes are
Terywhrre, so is mine. Puzzle.
IlNnd m."
Mirage NuHlDtE onts
man I'm the hotel lobby tells you
about "A friend OF his who told
s-iend ~ lis that there Is an apart
frg., 10 rent in the 5000 block on
North Roulder street. Wife and
rhildron In hand, you shove off for
me CuOO block. At the neighborhood
rrorery store midway Of the $500
block. The ErOceryman tells you he
reycr heard of that number and you
rrimc Yourself TO tell him that he's
, hell Of n fine citizen Of Tulsa II he
doesn't know where the vacant cup
hoard in the GOO0 wall is located, but
are prevented from violating the
cheese infested atmosphere OF the
,gI. war p. your " who ins SIS
that Il must be mile or two fur
ther on. BY this time the baby has
reniged on the foot stuff and you
are rdrrpd 10 hoist h'-r to your
shoulder in order that the journey
may be continued.
II there is no light burning in the
lower left hand portfolio of the
apartment house" on the third
.15rner following, that's circum-
T.flr ..dI rlIdr o"f tha 'herr'S no
body home. and one OF the children
4 sent forward to investigate. While
he wears out the back of his jack
knife pounding on the door, the
ady on the upper deck pokes her
head out the portfolio and sopranoes
out tidinEs OF great JOY.
The folks who have been living
there are not living there any more.
IN other words the family that as
there has moved and the shelves
are vacant. Then more Joy. The
the street in the fifth house from the
sg.rt lives Just tive blocks down
corner
Discrepancies Discovered.
The famous trip OF the German
courier to the Spa wasn't half as
momentous as that OF young Herb
ert who after being given his bear
ings, Is told to return with the land
lord by o'clock western time. 10
o'clock New York time. and no later.
Meanwhile, the retinue surveys the
territory to be Unidentified. The
20 % IDS are o. "rnOl e. and the
list folks in forgot to take down
\ the food pledge That will have to