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Evening journal., 1919-03-10
RUSH TO FILE TAX RETURNS.

Owing to crowds focking 10 the OF
floes OF the internal revenue offices on
the third floor Of the post office build
ing 10 psy the income tax Il wss neces-
ssry todsy 20 throw open the gates
leading 20 the stairwsys In the build
ing. the one elevator IN the building
being overtsxed by the rush
The clerks in the Office were swamp
ed with work. several hundred men be-
ing In line az o'clock when the Of
fces were opened
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
AMID MOnks FOn M mos.

Miss Elsie Shumar. No. 1913 East
Eleventh street ~ years old, has knit
~ sweaters and four scarfs. and has
r'ii IN i600 hours ~ work Tor The Red
Gross. She has distinguished SER
vice medal ard q certificate from wash
ineion with lhe Presidents and Mr..
a. y. navldsons signatures also
General Charles Birds signature. She
says the work has been a pleasure iO
her and has been congratulated by a
host OF friends upon her enylable
record
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
ARMY LIFE coon ron skip

Sergeant Wilmer Hahn Of the Local
police department, this morning re-
ceived a letter from Pstrolman Bernard
I Skipski. a WAGNER OF supply Train
OF the 59th Pioneer regiment. dated
Boucq, France. Officer skip" as he
is known here. said he weighed i1C
pounds without his overcoat and was
in good health, but longed 10 be home.
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
pnIIcE HEAR GOSPEL

Headed by Chief Of Police Black 20
members Of the police department at
tended services in Weslay VI. Z. Church
last evening when the Rev Zach Wells
addressed them. The police were in
uniform. The church was crowded
Mr.. Wells spoke on The Real Man
Professor Albert Wilde had charge OF
the music. The Police Commissioners
and the department had been invited TO
attend the services.
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
ASHORE WIFI RICH CARGO.

DrlNen ashOro In sunday mornings
gale, the French bark Atlaniiquc is hard
aground in the Delaware Bay 10 the
westward Of the main ship chonnel near
Bombay Hook. The Atlantique passed
Reedy Island on Saturday afternoon,
outward bound TO France with one OF
the most valuable cargOes a sailing
vessel has ever carried from an Amer
lean port. The tugs Arabian and Chand-
Ter were endeavorlng to pull her into
deep water last iight.
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
ACCUSED As PISTOL TOTER.

Charged with assault and battery and
polnting a pistol. steve Laioni. who
conducts a restaurant at Second and
King streets was before Judge Church
man IN Municipal Court this morning,
but the cases were continued until
Friday at his request. He Is accused OF
assauliing John Hoffman. and OF having
pointed a revolver az Benjamin John
son. Negro, after some trouble az his
restaurant.
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
PENNsY Ms oN snnnr MErK.

shop men 81 The p. H. and W. rail-
road started today on a new schedule
Of working i've days week. This
means that there viii be no work for
these men on Saturday. Heretofore
ihe men have been working half a day
Saturdays This system viii affect
approximately 1900 men employed al
the Todd's cut shop Local Official.
+ of the company said today that the,
did not know whether the order ha,
originated at The Federal administrator
offices.
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
nnN STEPHENS Az LIBERTY.

After serving nine months in the
workhouse for failing 20 register for
military duty Donald stephens, son of
Prank Stephens, the Single Tax leader,
OF Arden, wss liberated yesterday, The
young man was greeted at the work.
house by his family snd taken TO his
home IN Arden in an automobile.
Stephens was convicted in the Federal
Court here Lost July.
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
cYcIJsT IN PATH or AUTO.

Frank Young, Of No. 7i3 East Sixth
street. was slightly injured about the
head yesterday. when he was run down
by an automobile while operating a
motorcycle. Young was removed TO
the Delaware Hospital for treatment.
The automobile that figured in the ac-
cidcnt was operated by Bernard B. Gar
rett. OF No. i2i Shlpley street.
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
AccrsEn OF LIQUOR sALE.

Arrested by Officers Burch ana
West. Elizabeth BenVenuta and Ce-
Iesta Guarese were before Judge
Churchman in Municipal Court This
morning on two charges each OF sell
ing liquor without a license. but their
case was continued until Thursday at
the request OF their counsel James
salisbury. They are alleged 90 have
sold liquor at No. COZ West Front street.
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
TROLLEY EVANGELIST COLLECTS.

4 female trolley car evangelist has ap-
peared on the Wilmington-Ohester line.
She boards the cars at night on the
outskirts OF the city and suddenly be-
gins pacing the aisle, preaching. Then
She bursts forth into Ions PRAYER ask
ing blessings not only for all who may
be on the car, but for the President ana
the crowned heads OF Europe. Finally
she takes mp a collection. using tam
bourlne 10 gather the coins.
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
Nm wrNTZEL GOES TO BUFFALO.

Having accepted a position as inous-
trial secretary Of the Y. NJ. c. A. Of
Buffalo. W. F. Il. Wentzel. who for a
short time was probation officer Of the
Juvenile Court will move from tnls
city to Buffalo on Friday. Mr. Wentzel
wls probation officer from December i
TO February p. resigning when obiec-
ton was raised TO his holding the po-
sition. he being a nonresident OF the
CIafa
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
no cTOsT STATT room BIiREAU.

Anairs Of The Stale Food Admlnlstra-
iion have been practically concluded by
Edmund Mitchell, State food admins
traitor. The clerical stan has been dis
missed. and q report made TO Washing
ton. but Mr. Mitchell has not yet re-
celved official notice of his own retire
ment. Mr.. Mitchell said that he be
lieved many valuable lessons i'm thrift
had been learned by The public through
The work or the United states Food
Administration.
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
FIND HIM DEAD m CELLAR.

Purnell lIamby, Negro, died IN NC
basement OF the apartment house at
No. 300 Shipley street. where he was
employed, on Saturday night. Death
was due 10 a hemorrhage. The body
was removed 90 the morgue, where
friends claimed it Handy lived IN
LAFAYETTE street
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
RuILnING PERMITS

Building Inspector Preston today Is
sued the following permits;
To James p. Williams 10 erect porches
at Nos. iii6-is Walnut street, 10 cost
$500.
To A. Dicomill. TO make an addition at
10. iioS East Fifteenth street, 10 cost
$500.
To william Jacobs. to make an addi-
tion at No. 1925 French street. TO cost
f45o0.
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
NAGEE IN NAVY.

BOSTON, March i0-Today's list Of
men accepted by the United states Ship
ping Board. after final physical exam
nation at Boston, for training on its
merchant marine training ships inclid-
ed John r. Magee, OF No 100 East Thlr-
ty-flrst street, Wilmington, Del,
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
GRADED SUNDAY SCHOOL. MEETING

The monthly meeting Of the New Cas-
tie County Graded sunday School Union
Will be held in st, Andrews parish
house tomorrow evening, The Rev
Carlisle l.. Hubbard will discuss, "The
Child and the Sunday School.
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
PIONETn LONGS TnR HnME

Building Inspector Preston today re-
ceived a postal from his son, Lewis W.
Preston Of the medical corps OF the
59th Pioneer regiment dated Hendi-
court. France. February II, IN which he
says he longs for home.
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
HICKS WILL GO TO WORK.

On his promise 10 seek work, Buriey
Hicks. Negro, was dismissed by Judge
Churchman, in Municipal Court, this
morning on a charge Of vasrsncy. Hicks
is a native OF Texas he said but has
been In this section for two years.
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
n,zING cnannrn WALLS.

Having been ordered torn down By
Building Inspector Preston. the walls
Of the old plant Of The Atlantic Manu-
featuring Company. az Third and
Orange streets, are being dismantled
The plant was damaged by fire several
wears ago,
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
FINE CRAP SHOOTERS

Joseph Hall and Thomas NJ Richards.
the latter q Negro. were each fined s.
and costs by Judge Churchman In
Municipal Court this morning for play
ing crap.
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
ST. PAUL CLUB MEETINC

The ST. Paul Club Of Mt Bethel Bar
tlst Church. will meet tomorrow even
ing in the church, No. 4i6 West Front
street. Hubert Curtis, president Of the
organization. viii preside.
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
FLAG FOR CHURCH.

At the services Of The Marshailton
N. f. Church last night, The church
was presented by the Marshsllt0n ~
with a hag. Ralph Crouch presented
the nag, and Miss Lille Williams re-
ceiyed it
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
pRIY.rE GOVERN HONE.

Thomas Govern, son Of Ebert Gov
ern, No. 3OS dupont street, has arrived
from France and Is now a. Debarka-
ton Camp Upham. He expects sotn to
be mustered out.
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
TAKES ANOTHER Farm.

George W. Burris. Sr.. has removed
from Rose Hill farm 90 Riverside farm
below New Castle. Tho latter Is hot
ter known as one Of the old Addicks
farms.
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
rrTEcTNr SERGEANT REcoyERs

Sergeant OF Detectives Francis f.
Green who has been ~ Tor several
weeks has recovered and has resumed
his duties
Evening journal., 1919-03-10
G W. PERRY & COMPANY
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
20 WEST THIRTY FOURTH STREET
New YORK
NEW ORLEANS OFFICE
7oB T HiBERHis BANK BUILDING
March z, 1919

March 2. 1919.
Hon. Daniel 0. Hastings,
Delaware Trust Bldg,
Wilmington, Del.
Dear Sir
Your response to advertisement re-
oeived.
Enclosed please find The Call Of Lou
1s1ana" viii Oh briefly summarizes the condi
tions and opportuni ties in that state
We also enclose reprint Of article
by E. o. Wild, edi tor Of the Gulf States
stock pub1i ioation Of the South.
Wild a member Ma
ttone1 Food Admi nj stratton, is an acknow1 edged
authority on the meat industry, and in thi
article di isousses the subject from a
meroia1 and financial standpoint applied to
large organiz ICED enterprises.
The safety Of investment in the meat
tabulatton Of profits is surprising d1so4os-
those who have not had expert enoe In
the industry
AS shown by these and all other aubnoF-
the treasury StOcK OI
the Lakeside Live Stock Company, mo- OF Nc"
Orleans wht Oh s being offered Tor suosorlP-
tion has exceptional posst tles III One way
Of large profit combined with sa1ety'
Awaiting your further favors, we are
very truly,
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Let's 10 ca, a, neldta. 1914 Third
ave. or si5 Second ayr.
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COIalNIAI.


nillic Rhodes IL playing the role
81 a ll,tle circus giri az the Colonial
this week Billie makes a delightful
picture, CARRIED in the fluffy costume
of a bareback rider. who has her
choice Of wedding a wealthy man or
remaining with the circus. she
chooses the latter.
The name Of the picture IL
hoop.t.a."
MISSION
Margarlta Fisher. dusigY.eycd star
of tho Flying 4 forces. win be seen
In q new comedy. Charge IL to Me-"
AZ the Mission starting Wednesday
morning
Miss Fisher intcrprcta tho part OF
young bride who sets out TO earn
money 10 purchase a smoking JACKIE,
aa surprise birthday gift for hubby
y h g assumes the role OF a chauf.
fcurcttr.
Tonight for the last time Warren
Kesrigan appears In Prisoners OF
the rincsf
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ANNOUNCE CHANGES
IN COAST COMMANDS

Brig. Gen. Ira A. Haynes. com.
mander Of the Coas, artillery forces
In this district. has been assigned TO
command the coast dsfennes % San
Francisco. Col. George nlakelry
acting personnel officer Of the dis
,rict. will command the coast de
fcnsea Of los Angeles. Maj. Gen
Harry r. Hedges wili come here
from Camp Travis. Tex. 70 assume
command. Pending HIS arrival. Col
William c. Rafferty,. stationed at
Fort Stevens. Ore, viii BE- acting
commander.
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lie learned of free book that
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IopAx.s rnocnAMs


ftuEHTN-~n. W. Criffith'. s-rrus
Heart SUSIE Mseh r~nnsti eom.
.dy, Ne NeIh<r Ia Guide Him
raths News.
MoOHt.--a~~nnstt comedy f>-tnrtnr
oth~rii Hrsvne In Yankee
De~die In ts~iin" t~~sn~tt eafhinE
sirs~ apprarins In pefsani.
cofI~ft Motive Th.ms. In the
leliie. oiri-s ceii.~sfn New,
fxsrf.
sTHA~B-~rrne.t Truss aud Louise
Hnf In ffaerson- lac. prosiartien.
''Oh. Yea " esucn uartes Heim~s
Tras~is.a~i -Step. Cease and fi-s-
Hate, som~5f
cffNJtB - rssisn~ rrsdsrtsk In
'os@ week - flife"i fss Itaeh~y
ia ~flawiY snn~," comedy ''siras
aad ils~exs," fF,sms ,olsr~d
~~~nis.
ErN--kpeei.I f.@iare prednrtiar.
sritr -nr-zsdinx tstl."
tniiie flhsd-~ In Hoop
L. ">eilie's Naughty tteafdrr."
ssrsssiy.
MISSION. warren Eerrig.a In
-ffissness 81 tho rtaes''s the nrzy
Photograph.
fIrfi.fs-~Th~saa liar. Ia The SCR
fr~nn"
CLASS A-rrsnhis Msnn In The
Rect Of Esii-s "A Tug Heat
n1sn~a." Keystone comedy fssd
Weekly.
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ATTEND CONVENTION
OF NAZARENE CHURCH

To attend the district assembly OF
the Nazarcne church in Portland. a
Fremont delegation left Monday aft.
ernoon by automobile. The party
consists OF Rev. and Mrs. II. ID.
Brown. Rev. James r. Anon. Mrs.
wingatc and daughter. Mrs, II. @.
Douglas Mrs. Hunt. Mrs. Amelia
Phelps. Miss Edna Phelps. O. W.
Cady. q. Frazier. Rev. w. Sufficld.
Miss Della Berry and Rev. Guy s.
McShanc.
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Handle Big
Lumber Shipments

w. r. Grace & Co, have arranged
10 ship 1000 900 feet of lumber TO
Panama from the Sound. and the
first shipment win go on the power
schooner Marie de Roudo. which Is
now loading at Mukilteo. The Marie
dc Rondo is scheduled TO sail on
Thursday for Balboa.
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How Thin Folks
Can Put On Flesh

n you are weak. thin and crna-
slated and cant put on flesh or get
strong. no matter how much you
rat. 40 TO the owl Drug Company or
Swift Drug Company and get
enough Elood-Fron Phosphate for a
three weeks treatment and take ~
- directed. II al the end 81 three
weeks you don't feel stronger and
better than you have for months; II
your eyes aren't brighter and your
nerves Hteadier. " you don't sleep
better. and your vim. viKOr and vi
tally aren't more than doubled. or
" you haven't put on several
pounds OF good stay there flesh. you
can have your money back Tor The
asklnE and Hiocd-Iron Phosphate
will cost yeu nothing.
IMPORTANT --~ Blood Iron Fhos-
phnto " sold only In rlginai pack
Agef. containing enough fer three
weeks treatment. az $50 per pack
axc--only sec a week.
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hcture hfter

The Strand is showing stop.
Cease and Hesitate. clever comedy
featuring Neal Burns and pretty
girls. IN conjunction with "Oh. You
Women Tho Anita Loos-John Elmer.
son after tbe-war photoplay.
Robert Iiarron creates n new style
Of comedy In the new Crifith fea.
turc. True Heart Susie" which IL
playing at the Liberty this week. It's
of the serious variety that fingers. ex.
cites. provoker laughter one minute
and ais you with sympathy the next.
Lucille Lee Stewart. the beau
tifuI sister Of Anita stewart. Who
appeared In person nj the Glenn
msr some time ago. ~ TO be one
81 the quartet Of leading women
with Eugene 01srien In THE
Perfect Lover" q coming feature.
Charlie Chaplin directed Doug Pair.
banks In picture made for the boy
scouts Then Doug turned around
and directed Charles in a onerceler.
Eddie Lyons ran away from
home Rt the age Of IS. after muir
dering tao he thoughD his ii-year-
old sister and stealing 5000 from
his grandmother Not I'm a real
life. ~ course: that's part OF the
Misunderstanding in the new
Lyons Moran comedy. In and
Out that tho Universal comedians
arc soon TO produce.
Marie walcamp Is working on
routine ~ two-reelere 20 be known
as the Tempest cody" series. She
will play Tempest Cody. a red
oiooded Western girl. IN "A Broad
way saint which II released By
the World Film Co. starring Mon
iague Love.
Rlondc and petite. blue orbcd
and sprlEhtly. athietlc--thai Is
Harry caresrs idea OF an ideal
woman.
Dustin farnum had birthday
last week Brother Bill presented
him with n gigantic box contain
Ing Ill kinds 81 designs Of fishing
tackle. hooks. flies. rods and recls.
Thirteen men and women design
ers are employed in the wardrobe
department at Universal City.
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El.SS}aGgp|


The Kelly Field players. Il Unit
cd States aviators from tho army
flying grounds" IN Texas. have
things All their own way az the
pautaRca this week The boys.
who appear in army uniform. give
regular vaudeville revue. Bo-
sides som~ splendid harmony sing
Ing and plenty Of comedy. some
clever crayon cartoon drawing iH
introduced. Probably tho biggest
hlt OF the act is a hlarkfaco npe-
ciaity IN which an officer and a
private OF the pick-aud shovel
squad are tho chief participants.
Tho comedy in this specially a.
great
-Four young girls who sing and
dance were particularly popular
with Monday nights audience. The
girls hitl themselves as THE -Four
Rcnoes." They arc good looking.
sing well and are graceful dancers.
niackfaco comedy and some good
singing r. the offering Of Joe Oar
ccy. Harris and Nolan. two girls.
entertain with some piano selcc-
lions.
sam and Ada beverley ARE n
clever pair Of comedians. ncveriy's
Swedish song ~ particularly good I.
John Monroe and Tom Grant open
the show with some Of tho best
tumhling seen here for some time.
An Eddie Polo picture Is on the
Z bifi
MOORE
Yankee Doodle IN berlin" T.
proving a popular attraction at the
Moore. Tho personal appearance
% six pretty STnnctt girls e. no
doubt the ehicf drawing card. The
girls. IN the most hcwitchinr beach
costumes Ep thru a series 81 titled
poses; Geraldine Karma. one OF IN.
beauties. then glidcs thru clever
Nautch dance; again We sec all the
girls In lively little song and
dance revue. which completes their
performance.
Preceding the appearance OF the
girls Sennstta comedy. Yankee
Doodle in Berlin a burie~que on
/ tho former kaiser and his assoc
clates, - shown on the screen.
METROPOLITAN
A bcvy % terpsichorran artists
under the skillfui direction of Mary
Ann Wells or the Cornish SCHOOL
presented delightful program nj
the Metropolitan Monday night
Toe dancing. cake walks and
dances % every nationality were
not too difficult for these little
fairies. t. select favorlte would
DO unfair. al each little tot proved
a star"
"a an added attraction 20 the
program the Cornish schooi chorus
gave number of especially
Z pleasing selections
The house was filled 10 capacity
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Thirteen men and women design
ers are employed in the wardrobe
department AT Universal City.
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He Quit Tobacco

This veteran. s.
r. Laniphcrc. was
addicted to tn .
excessive use OF
tobacco for many
years. lie wanted
to quit but needed
something to help
him
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GlimpSeSfoe Phot0P1ayy
now urrcnt
LII ItIl

Inc ENftAANtANE MAFiAtN tfNAfNN
tho nitkcu clad wlelder ~ the powder
puff and the plainly dressed, simple
hearted sweetheart IL tho basis %
the splendid new Grimm produc.
ton. True Heart susie which IL
playing NJ tho liberty unin Tuesday
nlrht.
lillian Glrh. In spite % the fact
that che Sticks back her hair and
wears EroteFuuo costumes. looks
very beautiful There II AN ethereal
appeal 20 Miss Glen. no matter what
typ she porfruYn Robert Heron
u good Ia nefia comic role. and
Ciarine seymour is the most bes
witching coaurt seen for Ions time
la TIE silent drama.
Wednesday, show features rank
keenan, IN Tho Master Man"
CIEMMER
A. Marion Roche. Pauline BRED.
erick IL persuaded to step from het
inconspicuoua position into the
shoes. not 10 mention tho gorgeous
trucks. Of Mrs. Kingsley Sherwood.
In 'ona Week Of Life. at the Glenn
mer this week. Marion rides In the
iat,era limousine. sits tn her box AZ
IN. Opera. meets all her friends. and
dimes occasionally wish AIR Kings.
ley. An this and lhr deception -
not discovered
Mrs. Kingsley. who u wealthy
society woman. IL anxious 20 get
away frofn the same Old daily rou.
tine. away with the man she really
iove=. I, IS irrause ~ this she per.
auafea the young Hiri To change
places with her. Tho close rcscm.
hlance between the two women
makes the incorporating possible.
Pauline Frederick plays both roles.
REx
"The Spreading Evil" powerful
drama produced By James Keane,
which l. showing at the Rex this
week. has been Endorsed by
Josephus Daniels. senator's repre-.
seniativcs and other officials OF
note
The phoioplay besides teaching @
wonderful moral lesson. contains "a
bFttfN romance w ANAin IN N4AtMN p
model and wealthy young society
man are the chief participants.
COLISEUM
with two rcata for tho theatre
comfortably secure in his fuil.dreEs
vest. Robert Hervey Randolph en-.
tered the pink apartment Of Madge
| Van TiIlier
Ciean.shavcn and fresh from the
tub. he was IN ioviai mood at s
y. IN, but IN less than five minutes
his thoughts were full OF gloom. II
ann not going anywhere with you. "
1 Madge told him. you can't afford
me-think Of your allowance under
I the crazy will.
My what a bump Tho above Is
Just what happens 10 Taylor Holmes
1 in his new comedy. "Tayi" which
opens at tho Coliseum wednesday,
I Olive Thomas. the former Iicgfeld
star. plays "Thc Follios Girl" for the
/ last time tonight.
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MISSION

Let's go eat az noldts. 1914 Third
ave. or sia Second ave.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-01-09
HARVEST TINE
0NTHE ICE POND

at SHOWS, it SHOWS, and cold the
north wind blows,
See how the bare trees culver. See
how the people SILVER.
All, but the boys are glad, tho
all the world is sad"
How the north wind bowls around
the gables! The old house rocks and
the blazing fire on the hearth leaps
higher into the bIackened throat of
the chimneJ.
Good evenings for popping corn,
roasting apples, and toasting shins
at the fire. And good days for the
ice pond, where the comforts for next
summer are gradually crystallizing
in the form of ice.
Keep your eye on the pond. As
soon as the ice is thick enough, get
out the ice tools and start the harvest.
How the snow creaks under the sled
runners! Whoa, Bet! Whoa, Dan,
Good. wholesome, outdoor work that
makes the blood tingIa. Mother and
the girls better have plenty of dinner
ready. Ny, but this is good, solid, ice!
No thaw ice or frozen slush. Pays
to cut ice in this kind of weather.