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The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
Current News From
District Navy Yard

James Lusby has returned to work
after recovering from an injury re-
ceived when he fell from a crane.
Joe Tenschert. a member of the
Elks' entertainment dance commit
tee. invites all Elks in the yard to
attend the dance at the Elks' Hall,
919 H street northwest, from p. m
to tonight.
J. p. Wall. printer first class,
formerly of the u. s. S. George
Washington. has reported for duty
at the navy yard printing office.
Charles Love. Of the erecting shop
starts today on a one5week cunning
trip in Southern Virginia.
Robert L. Herfurth. OF the tool
shop, will leave next week for
Panama.
Oscar Berg, Of the broadside
mount shop. is spending a ten-day
vacation with his family in wilm'
ington.
Harry Whip, of the miscellaneou:
shop. returned to work yesterday
from an extended vacation in New
York.
Frank DeGroot, broadside noun
shop, north. is giving a box part,
at the Gsyety Theater tonight fol
40 employees OF the shop.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimo-c. Disc 0.-FLOUR-ouotaticns Tel
bb. Is III sacks carload lotsi-Winter straight
10 OOalO2 Is, spring straight, IA sSai5oo rye -four.
medium to choice. 775as75; cornmcai. per pC
It's. 3.5a3eo; city mills Winter Iatclt. ll.S
city mills Winter straight, il6o; city mills
Spring patent. 1850; city mills blended patent
400. tThe above quotations city mills -four
on jobbing prices) Receipts. i.s5s barrels. in
cludiug 3O3 barrels for export.
WHEAT-Sales. none.
COB CORN quoted at-White, 7l5a I'D; yel-
low. 72ja730: per bbl. for carloads track yei'
low corn. No. ). domestic. delivered, at l6a
per tu.
CORN-Sales. none.
OATS-No. l. white. elas2 asked No. ,. white.
3aeT asked.
HAY-No. | timothy. n 20: standard timothy
90 UDa3l %: No. timothy. 5. O1a30 80; No. timo-
thy. 2500a27.00; No. | light clover. mixed, 9Joa
500: No. . light clover. mixed. z .0oa&.00; No.
clover. mixed 7.01a2sOo; No. 2 clover, mixed
q. O0a27OO; No. l. clover. nominal 200; No.
clover. nominal 600; sample grade. %. 5oa25 90
STRAW-No. l. straight rye. H.00als0o; No.
2 straight rye. Is 50al6.0O; No | tangled Hc.
40oal4 80; No tangled rye l2ooal2.5o; No.
wheat, l20oal30O; No. 2 wheat. II. .c0all50; No.
cat. H.Oo0al5.O; No. 9 oat. IL 50al350.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
CHICAGO GRAIN.
by JOSEPH +. PRiTCHARD.

Chicago. Drc. 3O-Ccnditions were against the
bears in the corn market today and prices sd'
vanced on covering of outstanding contracts by
the shorts. December, which was most in de
mand. showed advances OF a. to -; January
was up 37.aic. May. ~ to &c. and July 2S to
-&c.
Unsettled weather was forecast for the corn
belt tombrrcw and this will mean further de
crease in the amount OF corn in various POSI-
tons. tars ready for shipment will be sent for
ward wi,hout d.lay. but sheliing and loading the
grain will be impossible unde: unfa'oraole con
ditions.
Cash corn here vas 10 &C higher with sales
of laJ0G1 bushes for domestic use
Oats advanced \ 10 &c considerable oats be
ing sold by those taking profits. but this grain
a4s well Absorbed. Eastern int rests led in the
buying Of futures Domcs'ic shIyiIns sales were
Ts1pD bushels at advances ~ = TO li4c.
Hog product. were hi-h"r bat trade was small
Absence Of selling T@ss.'.re vas a conspicuous
feature. Outside biyIug was in Small lots. tut
quite persistent and the strength in grain and
hcgs was influential
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31

business. together with the possi4iiitl
Of the Peace Treaty ''poppfng1 u
again. will prevent coaside1tiot -
several bills affecting the District un<
I'll about the middle Of Februsryt ao<
cordins TO the present outlook
The fremen's pay increase ON an(
the teachers retirement measure. bet0
of which have been passed by M
House. will be pushed forward lb1
Senator Sherman, OF Illinois. chair1
man of the Senate District Committee
he said yesterday. as soon as th<
Senate dispose Of the other billf.
Senator sherman's proposed btli tof
the creation Of q trafic court m Ind
District viii be referred 10 q sub
committee when the Senate Distfict
Committee meets on January g II u
Understood the measure VIII ID
drafted along extremely drastic fine(
as q means OF minimirinS the huf
merous trsfic accidents IN the Dis
trict
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Dec. 30 ARRIVALS by boat).-POCL-
TRY, LIvE-Chickens. yourg. large. smooth.
round, 6a3s; do. small to medium pound ia
3s; white leghorns 3ia35; rough old ROSTERS.
pound. ii; old hens. over 4 pounds. pound. IS
do. small POUND. s3a15; do. white leghorn hens.
pound, Sass; ducks muscovy. young pound. 1a
=; do white Pekins. young. pr,Ind. 35a36; do.
r,uddle. pound. 5ia35; do. small. poor. pound.
20; geese nearby. fat 3fa:5; turkeys. choice.
young hens. pound, 5Ga55; do. gobblers pound.
50a55; old toms. pound 45a5o; pigeons. old. pair.
2sa3o: do young. pair. 25a3o; guinea fowl. young.
over one and one-half pounds. each, 50; smaller,
each 90; do. old. each. 40.
EGGS-westen Maryland. Pennsylvania. near,
by. dozen. ca; Eastern Shore Maryland and
Virginia. 6s; Western. 81; West Virginia, 81
Southern North Cardinal. 64a66
BUTTER - Creamy, West Separator. extras.
7oa7l: do. prints. u pound. extras. 7oa7l; do,
prints. one pound. extras 7la72; nearby. cream
cry. extras. Sa6s: dairy prints. Maryland and
Pennsylvania extras. 5is52: store-packed. II
rolls. Maryland and Pennsylvania. extras. 4s;
do, West Virginia. extras. 46ai7; d.. Ohio.
extras is; process butter. 5Ia5s
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

EGGS Strictly fresh. co. average receipts ea
"a. Southern. 81.
CHEFsE--June. whole milk. 1s8
RUTTER-Standard creamery. a6ah; prints.
Tafs
LIVE POULTRY-Roosters rer III. %; uIr-
keys. per H.. ID; chickens. per ID 'Saa; hens
per III. 3ia35; keats. young each 75aso
DRESsED POULTRY - Fresh killed srrinE
chickens PER ID. 3salo; hens. per lb.. 6a37
ROSTERS. pr ID. 2; turkeys rer ID 5sa6o
LIVE STOCK - Calves. lb.. 20; lambs. ID
sheep. 4a6.
GREEN FRUITs-Appics Ter hbl. new. spa
90; boxes. 35si.25; California lemons. per box,
35Oa4 90; pinezpples, 5.ooa70 Florida oranges
4O0a5 20; grapefruit. 3.5Oa40o
yEiFTA TABLES-Potatoes. per sack, 55aS 70
string beans. basket, j0oai0o; eggplant. 2Soa
so crate; cabbage. 40os5oO per cwt beets. A5
Der bunch; lettuce. 20oa2o per basket; celery.
6ooae 50 rer crate: celery. dozen. l0Ca l50: ro-
maine lettuce. I Ooal25; sluash. 2ooa3O per
craze; spring onions. 2.5oa3.o0 per 100 punches;
onions, PER lOo-pound sacks 6.oca6So; sweet
potatoes, iooa7 %: spinach. 6oossD per barrel
Florida peppers. per crate. 4.ooa5.0; Florida to-
matoes. 25Oa450 per crate; brussels sprouts, 2oa
20 per qt
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
PHILADELPHIA GRAIN.

Philadelphia. Dec. 30.-GRAIN-Wheat, un-
changed: Quotations: Car lots. in export eleva-
tor. Guyement standard inspection. standard
prices: No. /. red Winter. 20; No I. Northern
spring. 239; No l. hard Winter 23; No. l..
red Winter garlicky. 2:S No. !. red smutty.
236; No. /, red garlicky and smuty. "a. Tie
U. s. Grain Corporations purchases of wheat
are based on the following schedule Of discounts:
No wheat &c under No. /; No. B. &C. under
No. l. No 4. l0c under No. /: No. s. lac under
No l.
CORN-Quiet but steady. We quote new.
as to quality and location. at l55al62. the latter
for No yelloS.
OATS-Steadily held Quotations: Car lots
as to location; No. 2 white. 9ilsa95; No white.
921za94; No. 4. white 92l9a93
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
MONEY GOES up.
STREET STIRRED
Bankers Say Public Will
Have to Get Used to
High Rates.
By BROADAN WALL.

New York. Dec. 3o-In spite OF the
fact that money went to 70 per cent
today and that renewals were at 10
per cent. the highest rate Of the year.
the stock market held firm through
out the session. Several specialties
made new high prices for the move
mcnt. notably American Woolen and
L. 8. Rubber. The list as a whole
was steady with the exception of
few stocks. of which American Tele-
phone was most conspicuous
There has been great speculation
recently In woolen goods and this is
no. doubt being reflected in the earn
ings OF the company. The rubber
directors are expected to declare 121s
per cent extra on the stock within a
week or two. which accounts for
the rubber movement. Anybody who
usese the telephone can account ior
the weakness OF the stock of that
company.
Money Is the one thing discussed in
Wall Street now. and leading bankers
are afraid to express an opinion re-
sarding the imm~liate future. They
ars OF the opinion that in the next
four months the average will be lower
than in the last four months. They
say that commercial rates must be
advanced more and that the public
must become accustomed to higher
rates for all kinds of money. The
trouble Just now is that brokers are
not able to get all the money they
want even at the high prices. For
several months manufacturers have
been borrowing money ard holding
their products OF the market in the
hope OF getting higher prices for them.
They have succeeded.
There Is a good demand for all candy
stocks. Lofts showed the effect OF
this on the exchange and l.. 5. Retail
Candy on the Curb. The candy COM
psnies that are making money now
are assured of bonanza earnings when
sugar returns to reasonable price.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New Yo-k. Dec. 0-BUTTER-Msrk-t frmer
C-eamsry extras. Tla72is: frsts. 64ha7gis higher.
T15ta7j; State dairy tubs. 52a7o; renovated, ex-
tra& 5754a5s; imitation creamery. frsts. Sass
CHEESE-Markst steady. state whole milk.
.pecals. Sza4a13: fancy. 51Aa1is; lower. 2sa5ois.
Whole milk fancy Young Americans. S2a5Zl1.
State skins specials. 22aZIs. Choice. lTa2o;
fair to good, ItAl6. Lower grades. sal3.
EGGS-Easier Nearby. white. fancy. Slas2
Brown. r5aIs; extras. 7ia75: frsts. 70a7l.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
Banks Get Statement.

The Federal Reserve Board has tel
egraphed all Federal Reserve banks
that it will approve a schedule OF
rates doing away with the preferen-
tial rate heretofore given to .-N,er Sc
cured by certificates of Indebtedness.
the differentials in favor of paper Sc
cured by other government obliga-
tions having been abolished by action
taken earlier In the month.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
Garrison TO Hold Rally.

The newly-elected officers OF Presi-
dents Own Garrison. Army and Navy
Union, will be installed with cere-
mony at the New Year rally tomor-
row night at G. A. II. Hall. There
also will be review Of the years
work bv the retiring commander. Gail
T Judd
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool. Dec. So-spots orened in limited
demand today with prices hrn. Sales amounted
to 5000 bales. Receipts totaed s. 900 bales. in
Guiding $1,000 American Futures opened steady
American middling. 1851 good middling. a.42
full midding. 9.I7; middling. 2 g.: low mid
ding. 3.37: good ordinary. 222; ordinary, q 81
Futures closed steady
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31

Ih. famous medicine strikes the Of these eneeS
OF youthful appearance II makes only eok youns
but feel young 1t the weakness and builds you up
Your druggist supply with liquid tablets send
stamps Dr. Perce nvad Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo. T. and trial pkg of the tablet, will be mailed YOU Dr.
Pierces Favore Prescription has been nearly 50 years
If wish know all about yourself drop line Dr. Pcs
for free pamphlet Diseases Of Women Should you desire I'D
consult his medical staff Of physicians ask for nfom.oa he
will be cheeuy furnished you wholly without and YOU
letter will be treated saeIedy con6denial.-Adv
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

New York. Dee 3o.-Tocay's closing rate, fer
elm e1change: Sterling. SIS: cables. al. France
checks. i1S; cables, l0g. Belgium. chesks.
NE; ables. O5 Germany. checks, 2oi; ca
bles. 2B Ausria, checks. 81; cables 81. Hol-
land. demand. checks 81 Is; cables = 7-ls. Italy.
checks, his; cables. 1915 Swiss checks. SEQ;
cables. sS Stockholm. kroner, checks 81 Is;
cables .l.e0 Chrst1ania. kroner. checks. ID;
20 u
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York. Dec. 3-Unexpected strength in
cables attributed to end-of- -the-month calling to
rether with active buying by Liverpool and local
covering after yesterdays sharp decline. account
cd for q firm start in the market initial quota
tions showing a net gain a ls TO 70 points
Final quotations were steady at . net gain
of Is to q points. Spot here was steady with
middins unchanged at so.2sc; there were no
sales. SPOT at New Orleans was quiet with mid
ding unchanged at soc: the sales were Ill bales
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
|D.C.LECISLATION| 4
delay FORECAST.
Six Weeks Business Will
Hold Up Action on Traf-
6c Court and Schools.

Because OF an agreement before the
recess. the Senate. upon convening
January ;. will take up legislation to
control sedition. known as the "anti-
Red BILL" Waterpower and other
legislation lying over as unfinished
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
Production Cat in Half.

In speaking Of the widespread com
plaint Of consumers OF the high cost
Of shoes. "a manufacturer who H. close
ly identified with the shoe industry
and shoe market said that the high
cost OF shoes j. partly to be eX-
planned by the cost and comparative
scarcity OF leather.
This manufacturer said that in his
own plants whore wages have been
advanced to the highest poin; ever
known the output OF the fac;or''s
has been reduced about - per cent.
Wages were increased more t'an -
per cent. But the employees who re-
ocivcd this large increase seem to
have lost efficiency or to lee indIf-
forcnt. still scckir:, higher wages. al
though they have fallen of so Ereatl-
ia their work that the output has
fallen % per cent.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31

met and began preparations for con-
solidation. with inlent not only 10 de-
crease the cost OF production and
thereby gain larger markets. hut also
to establish the policy of setting apart
a reasonable portion of the earnings
to constitute a surplus upon which
reliance could be placed should there
come after the period of reconstruc-
tion activity a time OF depression.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
EEW YORK MuNEY MARKET.

New York. Dec. 3o-Money on call oTened a.
Is Per cert. high s. low Is. close . Most Oh
~. dsv's Irens were made at Is per cent. Leans
made on all industrial collateral were Las Ter
cent.
Thr Boston banks are today scnerslly markinx
up the cAn loan rate fron per cent 10 lO
rsr cent
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
Financial News---Stock Market Prices
Washington Stock Exchange.
SALES.

SALES.
Washington Railway and Electric COM, q
at II.
Washington Railway and Fec I'D. Is at 81
Washington Gas. at iJs. Is at 4SS.
MergeIthaler. at LIS, 10 at u.s. at lJih.
10 at lYs. 10 at l3ih.
After call
Capital Traction, , at 90
Washington Gas 3 at ST. g at f5iA
.rnr ,,,.y n..,N.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
A Woman Is as Old as She Looks

No woman w.uts b lesk
old. Many IN their sGSrs
to look youthful rsssss 10
the beauty doctor" her
mistake is that thsy vnit
the wrong departmeut n
the drug store. /
Beauty depends spoa
health.
Worry. sleepless siyhts.
headaches pains. dsoraers.
irregularities andw~alnsss
Of a distinctly feminine
character in a short time
bring the dull eye the
crow, feet" the hsptard
look. dropping shoulder.
and the faltenns step
To retain the sppear,nes
Of youth you must rstain
health. Instead Of lotions.
powders and paints. ssk
your druggist for Ord
Pierees Fsvonte Preseip5
ton.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
BANK CLEARINGS.

New Ycrk. Dec. 0.-Bank clearinss. SIS
sf9SS
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-08-19
SEVEN BARKS

1t may be possible that you don't
know what SEVEN BARKS stands
for, so we will enlighten you; 1t is a
safe, remarkable remedy, made from
the extracts of seven different kinds
of roots and Herbs, every one of which
has great medicinal value, scientifically
blended and for nearly SO years has
been reliable remedy for Indiges-
ton, Constipation, Liver, Kidney and
Stomach disorders.
SEVEN BARKS has never been ex-
tensively advertised, but has enjoyed a
wonderful and steady sale for nearly
half century, and purely upon its merits.
SEVEN BARKS has saved thou
sands of families doctors bills, as
well as untold suffering. II is mex
pensive, only 50 cents per bottle. and
the dose is from 10 to 20 drops in a
little water after meals.
There is hardly family but what
some memberis more or less frequently
troubled with Biliousness, Indigestion,
Liver or Kidney trouble. If you have
never tried SEVEN BARKS, do not
fail to do so, and watch the rapid and
wonderful results.
Don't put off asking your druggist
for SEVEN BARKS; if he does not
happen to. have it, heswill get it for. you,
.sRrsras eaIf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-08-19
Tells all good drug and department
stores not to take anyone's
money unless this delightful
new vanishing Cream quick
iy shows decided improve
ment. Try it today at
our expense.

The first application Of Towards
tButtermilll Cream will astonish you.
lit Creates beauty almost like magic.
The most wonderful thing about it is
| the fact that whilst it turns the dull
lest, most lifeless complexion to radi-
ant beauty and makes red or rough
hands or arms snowy white, yet
there is not the slightest sign of It's
Luse after application. 1t actually
vanishes from sight and the most
heated atmosphere will not produce
the least shininess or greasiness of
the skin.
No matter whether you are troubl-
ed with a poor complexion, wrink
les, puffiness around the eyes, freck-
les, crows feet or lines around the
mouth, ugly finger nails or just a
simple roughness OF the face, hands
or arms caused by wind or sun, you
will find that any or all OF these
trouble will quickly disappear with
the use .of Howards Buttermilk
Cream.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-08-19
TRUTH ABOUT THE LOCUST
Insect Has Bad Name to Which 1t is
Not Entitled.

Confusion in the popular mind re-
garding the so-called "17-year locust"
ought really to be dispelled
Newspaper headlines refer to the
insects as "devastators," as "Pha-
roah's pests" etc. Everywhere the
same error seems to prevail There
has ever been good deal of excite
ment and some alarm on the subject
this being the year in which the. al
legged 'locusts' were due to make
their appearance over large part of
the eastern section of the country
All pure nonsense. because the IL
year locusts" are not locusts at all.
properly speaking. They are cicadas,
and, no matter how numerous, do
very little harm. the mischief they
infict being restricted to twigs and
small branches of trees, beneath the
bark of which they lay their eggs.
The true locust--the locust of the
Bibles the grasshopper, an alto
gether different creature. which is in
truth n devastator This was the in
sect that ofIlicted Pharaoh.
Modern Egypt suffers from periodi-
cal plaques of locusts-that Is, grass
hoppers-jnst as she did In the days
OF the Pharaohs. Their deyouring
species are widely distributed over
the world, and In times not long
gone by their yisitations in parts of
the western United States often re-
suited in the total destruction OF all
growing crops over vast areas. Even
nowadays not season passes that
they do not appear In alarming num-
bers here and there.
The female grasshopper drills
hole in the ground with the horny tin
of her abdomen, and in this she lays
about 90 eggs. Then she fills UP the
ter,tight.
Now. suppose this performance to
be conducted over areas covering
thousands OF square miles. Next
spring, as soon as warm weather ar
riyes There is an energence practi-
eaily simultaneously OF countless bill
lions of new-hedged grhsshoppers.
every one OF them hungry Seeking
food, they travel in armies, eating
every green thing they come across.
Defense against them is wellnigh
hopeless. Nothing short OF fire will
check their progress; rivers, unless
very wide, will not stop them.
IN 1876 the Big and Little Blue
rivers, tributaries OF the Missouri,
were crossed at numerous places by
vast bodies of grasshoppers, which
w0ild proceed to the waters edge
and begin jumping in until they actu-
ally pontooned the stream. Two of
these hosts CHANGED to meet one
moving eastward and other westward
and both turning their course togeth-
err downward from cliff 80 feet
high, they passed over it in sheet
six or seven inches thick, with roar
ing noise IKE that of cataract.
Fortunately the settlement of the
grasshopper country has destroyed to
great extent their breeding grounds
the cultivation OF the soil disturbing
their eggs: and, as a result, locust
plaques on the old-time scale no lon
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-08-19
BONNEVILLE

J. NJ. Kendall is on the sick list
He is attended by DR.. A. w. Thomas.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Chisholm of Jamaica is
in town visiting relatives and friends
Dr. Walter Taylor and wife of
Florence, Mass, are guests at the
Morgan House.
Miss Victoria Benson and Mrs Me-
linda Emery went to Bernardston
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. ID. Maxim and son
Elmer of New Jersey, who have been
visiting at j. NJ Kendall's returned
home Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs John Clark Of Round
Lake, n. Y, are guests of Mr. and
Mrs G.. L. Burbank Mr. Clark as
sisted with the morning services last
Sunday and preached Sunday evening
He will preach again next Sunday
morning.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-08-19
CLEVELAND CAR PLAN won.
Tale at Hearing Contrasts vivldIy
with Massachusetts,s Failure


Washington, Aug. 19.--Againsta the
gloomy background OF the Massachus-
etts Electric Railways crisis, first
hand report on Cleyelands Success with
its now famous street car plan stood
out wildly today before the Federal
Electric Railways Commission.
For two hours Chairman Friedrich
U. Macleod, OF the Massachusetts
Public Service Commission, had
spoken Of the causes leading to the
abandonment of lines in that State to
a ten cent fiat rate carfare in Boston
and elsewhere, and to the calling OF a
special session of the Legislature to
deal with the emergency. There was
little hope, he said, that even at the
high rates imposed the afflicted com
panies would be self-supporting. Pub
lie ownership, he said, might well be
forced upon the State to escape com
plete destruction of its local transpor.
tation systems.
Mr. Macleod gave place to Fielder
Sanders. City Commissioner of Cleve
land for Street Railways, and the pic
ture he drew was startling by contrast
The Cleveland plan, he said, has
worked out so successfully that re
Gently fares went down per cent. al
most simultaneously with rs pei
cent increase in wages to all employees
of the Company operating the roads
The plant, he said, was now rated a:
the finest Surface system in the coun
TRY, having been completely rehabil
lated since the plan became. effective
While features Of the plan itself &C
counted in part for this condition
Mr.. Sanders said, the chief reason fol
the shelving made was POPULAR sup
Iport.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-08-19
'ehold the merry bathing girl

Behold the merry bathing girl
Upon the beach reclined,
With precious little on her form
And nothing on her mind.-Ex
But autumn days are drawing near,
Some dreary and forlorn
She'll put away her bathing suit
On some September morn.
She'll pack away her summer furs
and buy a georgette waist,
But she'll have no WOODEN underwear
Because it's not good taste.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-08-19
What Constellation Did You see,
Lishai

II you meet Emery. Felcher's hired
man, don't commence to laugh and
ask him how the other fellow looks
1t was the beam. He had large
load OF hay and was warned to, lay
fiat and did until he was just going
Under, when he raised his head and
the beam spoilt his beauty. Never
mind. Lisha she'll he so glad to see
you. she won't mind it.-Felcheryille
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