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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-16

Al company Of 20 was present al q
valentine party given last evening
by the Misses Cecil GudEell and Esther
Pardon ia the Gudgall home 1911
Seventeenth street. fer the Loyal cir
Gle of the Oak Grove United Presby-
terrain church. The house was decors
ted in red and white, suggestive Of
Valentine DAY, The evening was spent
In playing games and contests and i'm
dancing. Partners for lunch were
found by matching little red hearts.
and the young people were served by
1frs. GudgeIl and Mrs. Pardon The
circle will meet again Feb Y with
Miss Esther Pardon, 1760 Eighteenth
avenue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-16

Robert Hallett invited a company OF
IL high school friends to hjs nome, 9Ia
Fourteenth street. Thursday evening TO
enjoy a valentine party The young
people had merry time with music.
dancing, games and contests, tn which
the prizes were won by Miss WiuErgd
Halves and Virgil Arueii and Marcus
BeaI A course lunch was served in
the late evening, the table having pref
~ decorations of hearts. valentines
aud red carnations
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-16

A valentine tea was held Thursday
by the Ladies' Aid society Of the Me
mortal Christian church in the home
ot Mrs OTIS Booth, 1923 Ninth avenue.
90 ladies' enjoying the hospitality Of
her home. The rooms were decorated
with potted plants and there was q de-
.icious lunch served in the course of.
The afternoon The women occupied
themselves with Red Cross sewing and
knitting Next Thursday Mrs. James
Hail Will entertain her home. l13
Tenth street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-16

Mrs f. II Corhiu ia her h0me. SOS
Forty-fourth street. entertained al a
delightful post-uuptial party Thurs
day TO honor her sister, Mrs John
Phillips, who before her marriage re-
Gently was Miss Carrie Raisrh The
house was decorated n the valentine
cnlors, red and white, and with vaieG-
tines TO suggest the day A two-course
lunch wGs served iu the course of tine
afternoon Master Arthur North "
Moline presented the bride with a
lovely decorated basket which CON
tanned many useful and pretty gifts
for the new home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-05
TOURING in CANADA
Is NOT RESTRICTED
Letter to Automobile Club Of Phtladel-
phta Sets Rumor at Rest.

The automobile club Of Philadelphia
is In receipt OF a communication from
Montreal. Canada. conveying q statement
from the minister of immigration at OF
tawa on the fornalities required Uf
American citizens on crossing the bor-
der. he says:
The Canadian registration act applies
only to persons permanently residing IN
Canada and does not in any way affect
States, Passports are not required.
either. and tho only thing for visitors
to have are papers showing they are
citizens of the United States.
On their arrival at the international
boundary they arc provided with identi-
location cards by The Canadian tmmigrn-
ton agents. WHICH permit them 10 travel
at will throughout Clnado. Senator Rrh.
ertson. chairman Of the Canadian regis
tration board. authorizes the statement
that neither in the instructions issued
nor the regulations for Canadian regis
tration is there anything that would In
dictate desire or intention In impose re-
strictions upon Americans entering.
travelling in or leaving Canada"
There have been several misleading re-
ports regarding the alleged restrictions
10 travel. but the official announcement
BY Senator Robertson. who, besides be-
ing the chairman of the registration
board. is also Il member of the Ca
madam government disposcs Of these
false reports.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-05
Scope Of Motor Freight
System Growing Rapid

Continuous freight routes from Chi
cago to New York and the Atlantic coast
and other rouNeS traverSing the south,
southwest and northwest are going To
he on the card within q short time, nc
cordng TO the reports OF the formation
of companies to transport freight from
city 10 city and through the country on
long stretches.
Tho railroads are going TO be called
upon to do more and more for the war,
and merchants are going to called upon
TO handle their products in America by
motor truck. Tho Development OF roads,
tho clearing Of the roads during next
winter and other winters To come, the
arrangement Of charges for freight haul
age which will not place too great Il bur-
den upon the merchant. manufacturer
and the public. and yet have Il profit for
the freight handling companies now or
EaniZed and organizing. are among the
many developments which must come.
Tho arranging OF n system for hand
ling freight 10 any part OF the country,
transferring II from one line 10 another,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-05
AUTOMOBILE TRADE
HEAVY SUBSCRIBERS
Group Three Plans to HGo Over the
Top Ptrst Week

Group three Of the industrial commit
teo Liberty Loan campaign held a rally
meeting Of all It's workers at the head
quarters OF the Philadelphia Automo-
bile Trade association, Thursday eve
ming Mr.. l.. II. Parsons. director of
the loan for this Federal Reserve dis
trict. was the principal speaker.
Mr.. A. F.. Mhtby, president Of the
trade association. welcomed the work
ers and announced that for the period
of the campaign the trade ASSOCIATE III
headquarters would be known "a the
group three Liberty Loan headquarters.
and invited all the workers to make use
Of tho headquarters at all times.
Group three Of the industrial cormit-
tee Liberty Loan campaign is made UP
OF the automobile and allied industries.
together with optometrsts. opticians.
Photographic supplies. motion picture
theatres and films. tcamsters. express
men. warehouses and undertakcrs.
This group starts off with rush. but
it will not run itself out before the end
Of the campaign. 1t already has Its
second wind and tho public may watch
its record with feeling OF satisfaction.
because it has sent out to go over the
top the first week" and there Will be
two moro weeks in which it hopes to go
over the top again-Philadelphia Pub
lie Ledger
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-05

S. J. Hunter has returned from Wood
land. where he spent number or days.
II. r.. .Tribclt,'is confined at his home
ILL.,
Paul Deitz has returned home after
4 brief visit ut Gary. Ind.
Mrs. !. G. Carpenter continues scrt-
ously i'll at her home.
Mrs. q. McDerInite and two daugh-
tcrs. Syble and lrma, arc spending a
few weeks with friends at Ashland. Ky.
stanton Meyers is confined Mt his
home ILL.,.
The young son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Claud
Glover, Is seriously i'll.
AFT QuiEley has rrturacd home after
Il brief visit ut Cameron.
Mrs. William Davis is seriously i'll at
her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. f. Williams are tho
proud parents Of n son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ross. of Cam
eron spent yesterday in Ibis city. {,
MIR. md RMS Bartr Marshall and
daughter. Anna. are spending a number
of days with relatives AT Kentucky.
Mrs. Theodore Able continues i'll at
her home on Marshall street.
Rev. Moore. Of l3cnwo0d. spent yes
tcrday with friends in this city.
Mrs. Jcs:i" Murphy is slightly i'll -
her home.
Mrs. John Oliver Is able To be about
again after an extended Illness,
Roy. \. K. Rc'Iurtt was thu guest Of
Mrs. s. Taylor. "f Marshall. vest crday.
Mis-, Bessie DILLINGHAM; is slightly i'll
At her home m Fifth street
The many friends OF Sergeant James
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MORRISTOWN, 0.

Mrs. Albert Ball has returned from
Flushing after a pleasant visit WIN
relatives.
A. N Pool was transacting business
nj St. t'Iairsvilc yesterday.
Supt. Dement, has been quite Ill the
past few days.
A large crowd from here attended
the Washington fair yesterday.
Bert Wilson has opened cigar rae
tory on Center Main street .
G, r. Fritter went to GAINESVILLE last
night on business.
William Brown and wifi" OF WheCi1ne,
arc spending Il few days at the home
Of j. IT, StaEg
Randolph Chutman and wife. OF Cam
eron. W. Va. arc visiting MRS. Josie
Whitman. on West Main street.
]. f. Major is 1T Wheeling today looh'
ing after his wool interests;
Mrs. Edward Simpson nnd Aih" kin-
ncw: were shopping i'll Wheeling Frst"r-
day. ,, :; 3D..
Quarterly meeting will be held IN me
NJ. r.. church Sunday. p"t"hcr i"tn'
Prra ching in til" evening Al -" ci"'h
by I,r e. W. panf"rd.
Link Lynn was al Wheeling N"$l"r-
day on business.
Mrs. \. {. l.and"rs vii! <" L" fll's.
burgh today /" visit relatives.
W. S. Ciilha.n. md "if" returned from
Washington last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-05
BELMONT

Mrs. Anna Travis and son. Lest er.
were callers ut John Harris "edncs-
day.
silcrry Gatten WAS calling at Belmont
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Carl wharton and daughter Wis
tied AZ tho home of her mother. Mrs.
Margaret Kemp. one day last week.
Miss Alta Hatcher called nj Margaret
kcmp'S Wednesday,.
Mrs. John Wharton waS calling at Be-
thcSdn one day last week.
Mrs. Stanley Moor. visited at r. J.
Hatchcr'S Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Kemp and children
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-05
MOTOR TRUCKS OPEN
up new timber LANDS
S,,,uons OF Fest OF Good Lumber In IL
her Tracts Far Prom Haa1roos =
1e,Ds aronxh. to the Mills.

To-day. with the Increasing SCARCITY
~ teams and drivers. u say hou'ue W.
tho need of tapping timber beyond can can
I'll f,,rn a railroad. the motor TRUCK
* ,ruly demonstrating its uSet uA1ie'
for The lum5erman and logger say
II. +. Harris. general sales fnanaee'
OF the Republic. Motor 1rucA eoN-
pany, Inc. Alma Mich. , -.
"There are millions and nllllons ",
feet Of the finest quality OF haro"oou
scattered throughout the mloole ives.
and the south THAI never nave oeeu go
because. being located in small DOCKS
"a far from railroads. IL was tmprac-
ticahle to haul the logs to raiiFoao OF
a savrntll The motor truck has como 10
tho rescue at the psychological Hlouehe
and is enabling manufacturers 10 Sc'
ont this timber What is true OF the
bar5xood sections also applies Win
eonal force to those parts of the coun-
TN where spruce and other much Wanle"
timber abouuds.
.-Tinber that is located a considerable
distance from Il railroad makes u OK
trpnoely costly to haul out by team.
The cost. in fact. Is practically prohiot-
tive unless the timber tract Is OF an eS-
ceptionally large size. Then: OF course
il would probably pay to build regular
logging road. 49,
'In a recent communication from
Louis Ricci. Of the Louis Ricci LUMBER
company. Rutland. Vt. he tells us OF al
instance that clearly shows the e&-
csllent service that motor trucks are CIV
ing tho comparatively small operators.
n Ricci operates q two-ton internal
GEAR drive Republic truck on s4-mlle
run into q lumber country that does not
bosst OF anything better than just pas
sable roads.
Tho haul from timber tract 70 mill
is 1914 miles each way" says Ar. R1ccl'
and 7 make two trips each day. Each
load averages $500 feet Of green spruce.
Ny gasoline consumption Is from y
10 1 gallons each round trip, with about
one pint OF oil for the samo distance.
from considerable past experience with
horse-drawn equipment, l have every
|, reason to believe that my Republic Is
doing the work OF three teams, and with
considerably less cost On sevoFa oc-
casinns l have had 4 little better than
four tons on the truck over my regular
route,
II needed further demonstration OF
tho sturdiness OF Republic trucks" con-
,inued Mr.. Rtcd. II certainly got It
whom my truck broke through bridge
over a small treaIn. Tho bridge vas =
feet long and tho fall a good 10 feet.
but the rear end Of the load struck on
broken seringer and some Jagged planks'
preventing quick plunge into tho wa
ter. After unloading and jacSing UP the
truck j: was DO time at. all before we
had 1t on the road again. fully loaded
and running as smoothly as over.
II, will be noted from Mr.. Rlccis let
tcr that he had on tho two-ton Re
public truck better than four tons. OF
course, wo are not going TO indorsc the
overlooking Of Republic trucks. bur it Is
worthy of comment that this truck Is 20
we'll built that 1t will stand UP under
y load twice as great "a the maximum
for which IL was intended"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-05
visited at Margaret Kenp's Sunday al

visited at Margaret kenp's SUNDAY IL
ternoon.
Misses Mary Price and Bessie Hatch
er were at Bethesda Friday evening.
Mr.. Stanley Moore was = caller At
Hunter Saturday evening".
Mr.. T. J. Hatcher and son. Oscar.
were calling at Belmont Saturday.
Mr.. Mrs. John Milhoan and
daughter visited friends In this vicinity
Sunday.
Seymour Ga; ton was caller in this
vicinity Saturday.
Several from Chestnut Level attended
church at MI. Zion Sunday afternoon.
Miss Nellie Hatcher WAS shopping at
Hume: Saturday evening.
Herman Girts and brother. Deh ert,
visited their aunt. Mrs. Hattie Pfice,
Sunday morning.
Frank Hawk!nberry was at Belmont
Monday morning.
Rev. Hail. Of Martins Ferry, will hold
IN protractcd meeting at Chestnut Lowell
beginning Thursday evening. October 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Masters scent
Sunday at Rufus Masters.
E. +. Joffers WAS calling at Belilopl
Monday.
Buy lIBERTY BONDS So
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much thinner than the tread and viii

much thinner than the tread and will
not stand this kind OF usage
Don't start or stop suddenly or skid
round corners. Thf strain set up in your
tires by that form OF misuse As terrific
Don't run on the fiat tire Better run
on tho rim II only for short distance. O.
Don't let Oil, grease or gasoline re-
main on your tires They will destroy
rubber. Wash only with pure cold water
and a little soap.
Don't keep spare tire out Of use too
long. Change over occasionally. A tire
lasts better in use than exposed to the
sun and rain on the runnine-board
Don't let your rims get rusty. Com
mon stove polish will keep them m good
condition.
Don't let the weight rest on a debated
tire, Jack up the. wheel or remove the
Don't let your axles or rims get bent
X your wheel doesn't run free your tire
will suffer.
Don't pinch the inner tubs when ap-
plying or removing an outer casing. Pass
the hand around inside before applying
the outer bead.
Don't try to force tire on the wheel.
II 1t goes unusually hard. look for some
trouble Perhaps the valve stem isn't
in place properly.-Motor Age
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-05
RADIATOR HINTS

In filling the cooling system. remem-
Der than when cylinders become heated
the water expands and that sufficient
room must DO allowed to take care Of
this expansion.
Do not I'LL the radiator TO the filling
nozzle. If you do. the expansion will
force the water out around the hllcr cap
and cause 1t to run over the top Of the
radiator and hood. giving them a dirty,
rusty appearance. FTeuuen when this
condition prevails. people are under the
impression that the water has boiled over
from over-heating,. when. as a matter OF
fact. 1t Is simply the result Of not allow
ing for the waters expansion.
Pour in only cnouGh'water to bring the
level 70 an inch or an inch and hall
above the top Of the radiator tubes: this
will give ample room for expansion.
When mud las been splaShed upon the
radiator and has become caked on the
tubes or fills up the cells, it should be
washed off with hose and water until
the radiator is clean. II this is neglect
ed. radiation is defeated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-05
HINTS TO AUTOISTS

Don't overload your tires. y tire will
give OUT sooner from overlooking than
from almost any other cause.
Don't undcr-i1hata DISCRIMINATION
and overlooking account for fully 90 per
cent. Of all tire trouble Use tire cali
uer or pressure gauge.
Don't neglect small cuts These will
often extend farther than you think.
Dirt and wet get in. the fabric rots and
a nlowou: follows. Look over your tires
from time TO time.
Doa't run in ruts, car tracks or against
curbing The sidewalks OF i tirc arc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-05

Owen Mcbride will be glad TO learn
that he has recovered after severe ut
tack Of Spanish influenza. :.
John Mccain was Il business visitor
in Wheeling yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Mckee. Of Detroit. Is
visiting friends here for number or
days.
Misses Mabel Thnnen and Anna Pehrl
will spend the week end at Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-05
FARMERS BIGGEST USERS

The biggest users OF commercial We
hiclcs in the United States are not tn"
merchants or the manufacturers. but the
farmers. Statistics given the B. =. Good
rich Rubber company show that trucks
nngn ged in the haulagn Of grain. produce.
truck and live stock in the rural districts
head the list with 1879 during lSl'.
Next rank manufacturers with 65.a2S and
then retailers with 6+.4S6 According
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-05
Wear OF Clutch Thrust.

Much clutch trouble and poor car or
Grafton arc caused by owners riding
the clutch. that is keeping the foot on
the pedal all tho time. This causes rapid
wear of the clutch thrust bearing and
prevents the clutch from holding proper
~. In the case Of a cone clutch. the fac
ing Is worn excessively and in disc
clutch running in oil. the added heat
SinE. Even slight pressure on the peda
Shonld no avoided
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-05

IS 4 Development which is going 10 TAX"
time. ana able men will have to take
hold oil IN" work. Manufacturers Will
have to prepare TO change plalis of their
business Freight by motor truck Will
80 forward as does express today. and
trucks Will call for the goods AT the
store door or the homo. as is now done
by tho express companies.
The vaStncSS OF the business ahead or
the truck makers is startling in Its mag
nitudc, for thr makers must supply net
only American consumption. but also all
Of the war needs Of the government.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-05
Runci Climb.

4 special meeting WIS held Thurs
day evening by the members OF the
Bunch Club Of this city. The fore part
Of the evening was devoted to business
concerning the club, preparations were
also made for n Bcvo party which VIII
take place in the near future.
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when Grinding va1vs.

After valve grinding operation. the
work man can tell tho results of the job
by the following method: With soft
pancil lightly mark the face Of the valve
all around. Then place 1t in position and
turn it on it's scat few times and re-
move. II the entire pencil mark is re-
moved there is contact oil over. other
wise one can tell just where the face and
seat touch
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-05
Spark Advance.

The complaint often is heard that the
engine does not run as fast as it did
made and all the parts apparently In
good condition. 4 case Of this kind re-
Gently came to the writer's attention and
investl CATION showed it to be caused by
wear and poor adjustment OF the spark
control linkaRe. which prevented tho full
advance from being had.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-05

District nun!Dcr four or the Ladies
Aid Society of the First NJ. f. church.
will give another one OF their success
full pastry sales in the basement of the
church this evening. The same good
pics, cakes. bread and etc. will be on
sale Every one Is invited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-05
fnefauiuR OIL CupA

A great many owners are aware OF the
fact that there are many grease cups on
the chassis which they never bother to
tty. IN q great number Of case it is pos
sible to replace these grease cups with
special oil cups which automatically feed
oil and need filling but once a month or
50. Where the grease cup Is mounted
horizontally. 1t will be necessary to use
q connection Of some sort to keep the
now Gun straight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-05

The members Of the Knights Of Pytit
its met Thursday evening at their arm
DRY on Seventh street. The fore part
of tho evening vas DEVOTED to business
after which n delicious oyster supper
was served TO the members Several
visitors were present from Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-05
SurTtcal Dressing Class.

The surgical dressing class met last
evening at the Red Cross headquarters.
the meeting WAS very well attended.
The time was devoted TO making hand
eyes and other surgical garments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-05
Entertainment ut q. n. s.

Tho pupils Of The Union high SCHOOL
will render II program Friday. October
II, in interest Of the Fourth Liberty
Loan. This shows that not only the
older people are taking an interest IN
this campaign but also the younger SCI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-05
puvate Michael cueacR Better

The nmn% friends of Private Michael
CuSack, who is confined at Camp Lee
with Spanish Influenza. will be glad to
hear that he is much improved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-05

First A. T.. church. Sunday school At
9:i5. John l.inchcrgCc Superintendent
As Rev. buckley is out of town the ser
viccs will he conducted by Rev. Cotton
Preaching ii II a. III. and I:3 p. III. The
public is invited to- attend.
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Business Meeting.

Tho war saving committee includinE
tho Rcd Cross committee. will meet this
evening in the Red Cross rooms at tho
corner of Tenth and Marshall streets at
S o'clock, for the purpose Of making
Il partial report Of the Liberty Loan
drive,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-05
MCMECHEN
Coal Car Falls From Triple.

A slight accident occurred yesterday
evening at the Il. Il @. when coal car
fell from the 1ipplc crashing into tho
east end car office AS luck was no ono
was in the office at the time.
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to the figures there are 2SS commercial
vehicle manufacturers in tho Cniteu
Statcs $4,000 tracks were made during
1917, and II Is estimated that inc 4sl9
production will go over the mark.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-05
TAKE A TIP

What could girl want in addition to
hands,. young lieutenant and q
beautiful relct? We know you were
happy. very happy; you showed 1t even
in your driving. What we would love
TO know. IS what Jack said to you when
you just missed the hydrant and then
cut across the road mt an angle. Did
no say left oblique' and "as you wereT
Was it some military maneuver he told
you to try out? Dear girl. wouldn't II
be better TO try these strategic move
ments out in a 10-acre lot where you
may have some secrecy: There may be
German spies around. and you owe 1t Ia
your country not to give away any of
these tricks. II the kaiser should learn
that trick you showed the lieutenant on
double quick change of advance he
would go and tell Hindenburg and then
the cat would be out of the bag. Please
be careful
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-05

Gabriel: Gabriel, dear boy. TOR your
name must be Gabriel else you would
mot perform on the horn so cloquently.
some day you arc going to sneak up
within ten miles Of somebody and they
will not hear you and there will be an
accident. Would it not be moro in the
interest Of art If you hired n chauetfur
and devoted both your hands ana bent
all your efforts on the French horn? The
French horn is a beautiful instrument
when in competent hands and would be
especially pleasing in the sylvan hooks
along tho highway. 1t would be very
appropriate too. on. the shore drive al
sunset. suggesting one Of those sea gods
coming up from the deep for evening
practice on the horn. That siren on
vpur car Is without feeling. and no true
artist like you should bother with IL