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New-York tribune., 1919-12-10
St. Louis Manager Wants
Only Young, Burns,
Fletcher and Barnes

Branch Hickey. president and man
ager of the st. Louis Cardinals, was
dartng along the lobby of the Hotel
Waldorf yesterday afternoon when he
was buttonholed by several scrbes
How about that trade of Horns >"
he was asked.
Hickey smiled as he turned and said
"Certainly I'll trade Hornsby to the
Giants, but | would want Burns, Young,
Fletcher and Barnes in exchange. Mind
you, | haven't said the New York
owners have made me any offer, but
if they do they can have Hornsby for
the players named. Hornsby is a great
ball player and is in great demand; in
TACT. he is much better than many
think he is"
Hickey denied the report that the
Giants had offered $4,000 for the star
intielder.
Hickey, by the way, will probably act
only as president of the Cardinals next
season He says he is through as a
manager He has not dropped any
hlnt as to who is likely to succeed him.
President Ebbets of the BROOKLYN
club announced last night that he had
purchased Catcher Harold "Rowdv"
elliott from the Oakland. club of the
Pacific Coast League. former catcher
of the Cubs. BY this acquisition it is
believed the Dodgers will be materially
strengthened, as Elliott is full of the
necessary pep" fine backstop and
possesses good noodle
Jack Coombs had long session with
Owner Navin of the Detroit club YES
terday and it is reported that the for
mer star pitcher of the Athletics will
be with the Tigers next year. Coombs
was around the Waldorf lmping from
shot received in the foot when he
was in Texas several months ago.
1t appeared that the whole Dodger
team was at the Waldorf yesterday. Al
Mamaux, Miller, Krueger, Malone. Man
ager Robinson and others of the Ebbets
crew were around renewing acuuaint
ances. Ebbets announced that he had
signed up Kruger and Doc Hart, a
trainer, for the coming season. Hart
signed q contract for two years.
Kruger reported that he and the
other National League players who
journeycd to Cuba at the close of the
season last October had most enjoy
New-York tribune., 1919-12-10
Fordham's Five
Trounced, Al to Is,
By Crescent A. C..

Fordham, making it's first appear
ance on a basketball floor since 1915,
went down to defeat before the fast
Crescent A. Give on the Crescent court
in Brooklyn last night. The score was
4 to 49,
The Crescents composed of former
college stars, were III excellent form.
passing and shooting accurately and
rapidly and showing a defense that
was almost impenetrable. Captain
, Nlcklas, of the Crescents, was the star.
cagng six baskets from the floor az
well as passing and blocking in fine
STYLE ''e
Fordham showed lack Of experience
ana practice. The passing of the Bronx
sIolleglans was slow and inaccurate and
many shots.
The ,Crescents began scoring shortly
after the game started and by the end
OF the first half had piled up a big
lead of l9 to 5. In the second period
the winners kept up their speedy per
1ormance, hopping the ball from all
corners, while they held their opponents
to a low score.
The lineup:
Crescent A. C. (4D. Pos. rorn,on, ,Y\
Stannard ard..........L donovan
lIl,Ii1 Iarmcie ......... r. F....H Maehan
l.nnden l.,ll' .........L l.. G ,iaran
Nicklas. s......... r. Finn
y score at end of first half-Crescent A
Nj S;o,l I9 Fordham. 5. Goals from foo, -
;HSiicklas co. Heath (D. Stannard ,2j. Nc
Ig Iigue Ashmead kinney Griffin. Mc.fan
Do srlen Eagan, Stock. Goals fcoyn foul"
rarmele (6), Ashmead, Meehan. Donovan
Suostit u, 10 ons-Crescent A. c., DAYTON for
Stannard. Kinney for Parmele. Ash,nead
f f"r >McIigue, Heath for Lundcn. Gllttin
io 10. N'Gnias. Cordhaln-Ho Tor Dono-
.ah Kelly for Hochter. GinsberR Tor
Meehan Stock for Eagan. Cunninghlm for 70,
rinn. Referec--Tom Thorpe Columbia
Time of haives-15 minutes
New-York tribune., 1919-12-10
Organized Baseball Faces
Worst War in Its History
Johnson Faction Plans to Gust Present Beard of
Directors at To-days Meeting; ''Antis'' May
Bolt the American League as Result of Row
By w. J. Macbeth

Organized baseball confronted with the
its history should League
will be
against of the eight clubs
clubs that
the famous Carl Mays injunction proceedngw
meeting their
will
New-York tribune., 1919-12-10
The Greatest Fighter

the last thirty years, counting Fitzsmmons
F the title at 1856 pounds general
average He twenty pounds Joe
Cans the lightweight king And F years he
had his first crack at the heavyweight championship.
When Fitz hryeve years DID, He
giving away forhv pounds in weight and thirteen
bnaton man could surrender a opponent
Fz the knocking men who were
younger and heavier than he That
Australia Ready
Australia set and ready for the English
Jasonic expedition in of the prize
The commonwealth wirng elote still has
Brookes Patterson, Dunlop Dous, Rice young Hawkes.
Unless 1920 another almost sure to
retain the Davis trophy with this apparently
has more tennis strength than England just
Austraia hardest battle when Johnston Tilen
and two mates from the States bring back the cup
which Brookes and Wildng away 6vey years ago.
is no sure thing that Americas Australian
territory Patterson through vet
and young Hawkes. is touted a coming marvel
1t may be that Vrdn Taylor going back but we know
at least three four golfers who stroke or two
from the trio in the match called hole
1.-The puttera club used any single
Contemporary BY But bring the nbc
average to an exceedingly high
The zm dropped last season. The shadow of the
Ola Cub machine has re beyond country last But the
na one to begin skddnG the Bronx who still
insists that he has number concealed in his ae
Star Veterans
Dear Sir Who greatest different branches Of
who beyond the big
the most remarkable dmers sport able to stick?
L. '
FootbalJm Thorpe thirty and still star
BasebHans Wagner Cy big league at forty
TennsNorman Brookes still wonder at forty two
Golf-W j. Travis, metropolitan champion at ffty-fve
DoSmg-boo Ftzslmmons tough we'll forty.
The list beyond the limit is long
There Eddie Nap Laoe to be added to the baseball
Of it, John Ball. the champion around fifty George
Lyon the Canadian veteran golf champion at
ifty-fve
The old boys still there word champion" to-day is
written the younger Johnston
New-York tribune., 1919-12-10
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The Al-Chrstnas Team
There's gift for the Uite and The kids,
The AIl-Christmas Team
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There's gift for the a0ite and The kids
There's something for Minnie, the moid
With sisters and brothers and ten oveue others
oh, a0ho kno1Us q bank / can raid?
For longer and longer the list
heeps 9ro70mg the aceo1y days through,
And noaO ?vhen dollar acon't purchase collar
No wondcr the acorld's IN ste1r
knoW the inUentor of acor
OF cannon that cripple and aaai,n
Bat ready to bolk hear the clan squaavk
"Who was 1t inrcntcd THIS game?"
New-York tribune., 1919-12-10

For peace of mind as
we'll as body one piece
underwear.
reg stored Trademark
New-York tribune., 1919-12-10

*"Composite" derbies.
Fit and look we'll on 80
out Of every 100 men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-08
AIRFRT SNEDEKER and REUBEN ROBINSON
APPOINTED FIELD AGENTS OF The CLEVELAND
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK FOR LOAN drive

held in the Fairview NJ. E. church We'd
ncsday evening. April t. DR.. Z. +. An
dcrson. district superintendent. VII! con-
duct the meeting.
Little Miss Bernice Bromer or Mozart
is i'll.
Pauline, the it'll daughter of Hr. and
Mrs. c. F. Rcmkc. is quite Ill with
pneumonia
Private Ralph Lydick, who was with
the American eXpcditionary forces IN
France. has arrived at his homo at Mo-
Fart, from Camp Upton. y. Y, where
ne received his honorable discharge.
Mr., and, Mrs. Albert Rogerson and
daughter, Helen. and Mrs. William Smith
and daughter. Mildred. all or Mounos-
Vile. were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs =.
&. McCombs on Sunday.
A business meeting OF the Sherrard
Agricultural club was held in the school
auditorium Monday evening.
Charles Freeland has moved his fam
uy from Warwood to the W. R. fAlen
farm. near Mt Olivet.
IN, Ashton and son, George. OF Shirt
Creek. and Miss Mouio Marsh were vls-
iting at the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ.
Garwin on Sunday.
The Pleasant Hill Ladies' Aid eociety
will hold a business meeting at the par
sonage on Wednesday. All members'are
urged to be present.
An Easter service will be held In the
Bethlehem Union chapel on Sundayfev
ning, April 20.
Carl Schubert Of Mozart. Is sick.
Mrs. N. r. Montgomery and Mrs, Mary
White Of Mt. Oltvct visited Mrs. 'Jamf
Corbett Of Bellaire on Sunday.
William Archey spent Sunday with
Chauncey Lyone Of West Alexander.
All official members Of the Pleasant
Hill church arc requested to attend a
business meeting at the church next
Thursday evening.
Miss Della Briemson returned to Nc
Mechen Sunday evening after visit at
her home here.
Rev. G. w. Critchlow. pastor Of the
Christ Lutheran church at Mozart. ha@
accepted call to the Virgin Islands
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-08
THE APPOINTMENTS ARE IN REC
IGNITION OF THE EXCELLENT
WORK DONE BY THESE
6ENTLEHEN.
MIR. Nagee, OF Cleveland, One OF The
Principal Operatives In Tho Federal
Reserve Bank, To Take Charge OF
work In Local Banks.

As a result of their. unselfish and pa
trotic work in the interests of the var
iouS Liberty Loans. .Messrs, Albert Snc-
decker and Reuben Robinson have been
appointed field agents Of the Federul
Reserve Bank Of Cleveland and Will.
during tile coming Victory Liberty Loan.
devote considerable of their time ana
efforts 10 the work in the SIX west Flr-
ginia counties.
The appointments are in recognition
of the excellent work done by these gen
tlcmcn and came about as result or
suggestions made by Mr.. Baird Mitchell.
Mr. Mitchell has during the past fifteen
months been an official on the staff or
tho Federal Reserve Bank OF Cleveland.
representing it in the six West Virginia
counties not only in Liberty Loan work
but in all branches of its war activities
as q fiscal agent Of the United States
treasury department.
Mr.. Mitchell resigned this position the
flrstsof the year. but the bank refused TO
accept il and urged Mr.. Mitchell tocon-
tinuc his duties, Mr.. Mitchell finally
consented on the agreement that he be
furnished with assistants TO carry on the
principal part Of the active work.
The Federal Reserve bank sent here
Mr., Magee Of Cleveland. one of the prin-
cipal operatives in the Federal Reserve
bank and we'll trained in the work to
take charge Of the work In the banks
Mr.. Will McAdan. who has been engaged
in the work for some time. will BIO on tho
Job as usual and Mr.. Snedckcr and Mr..
Robinson nre the new appointecs.
Mr. Snedeker was appointed largely
In recognition OF his patriotic and palms.
taking work in Ohio county and his &C
tivites will be largely confined to this
couny in assisting DR.. Dickcy In organ
izing and carrying on the work here. He
will also continue to be the secretary or
tho Ohio county committee.
Mr.. Rohinson's appointment is in rec
ognition of the service he has been unas-
suminEly performing throughout all tho
campaigns. Hc will have charge Of pro-
noting and carrying out publicity fen
lures and his work will be lnrgely IN
other counties on account OF the fact
that they arc not prepared to take up the
work ms they arc In OHIO county.
It is likely one OF two additional held
agents will be appointed Ia carry on
special parts OF tho work which Mr.
Miachcll md the others may not be able
TO handle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-08
Personals.

Personals.
Mrs Charles Kirbach ana children
have returned to their homo In Louis
ville. KY. after short visit with friends
In this city.
Roy Martin has returned from a visit
In Pittsburgh.
Clarence Wilkins and son. Lee, OF Fol-
lansbcc. have returned to their home
after n short stay with friends herc.
Mr. and Mra. Frank Wilson md dauIh-
ter Virginia. Of Bethany, were recent
visitors at tho homo OF Mr. and Mrs.
ColtinA Of South Warwood.
Mrs. Howard Kenney who became sud
denly Ill while shopping In Wheeling and
who was removed to her homo. Is report
ed improving.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Graham entertained in
honor Of Mr.. and hrs. Long recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Long are soon to make
their home in Pittsburgh.
Mrs, Frank Kyle. Of Nineteenth street.
will entertain tho sewing club tomorrow
afternoon.
Master Melvin Guills Is the guest of
his grandmother Of North Warwood
Miss Ethel and Louise. GuIlls. Of Pitts
burgh. are the guests Of their sister,
Mrs. Guills Of Warwood avenue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-08

Wheeling Scouts came to Sherraro, IN
charge Of Mr.. II. o. Portz ana Mr. zim-
norman. and the Moundsvine troop, IN
charge Of Mr. L. L. Stidger. The boys
gave q very nice entertainment In
Marsh's hall Saturday evening and re-
manned over night in the same hall On
Sunday morning they marched to The
Pleasant Hill NJ E. church. where Mr..
portz and Mr.. Zimmerman each gave q
splendid talk on the Sunday school les
son. and Rev. NJ L. Dearien preached a
special sermon to the boys. The Scouts
returned to Wheeling on Sunday AFTER
noon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-08

city after having spent several weeks
In Porto Rico for his health. lie reports
that his condition IL much improved.
Miss IONA rilcds. who has been visit
ing In Bethany Inns returned to her home
on South Chnplinc street.
Miller Jud OF Kansas City. Kan, IN
the guest OF his sister. Mrs. julia WILL
Inns who lives on South Wood street
Miss Helen Minhcr is the guest OF her
sister, Mrs Grover Mason. OF Canton.
Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-08
SHERRARD
Cafeteria Supper.

The women.s Adult Bible class OF the
Mt. Olivet Sunday school win serve, a
cafeteria supper in the hall next FIJI
day evening, beginning at $3.50 O'CLOCK.
Extensive preparations are being maze
by the committee in charge, as large
patronage Is anticipated. The proceeds
from tho affair will be used for repairs
on the church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-08
Pfppett-w hiteman.

st. Arrows church was tho scene or
q beautiful wedding yesterday after
noon, when Miss Viola Whteman or
the South Side. and Mr.. Edward Plppett
were united in the holy bonds Of ,rnatri-
mony by Rev. Fish pastor Of the church.
The immediate relatives and friends OF
the principals were present. The BRIDE
was becomingly attried in a blue silver
tone suit with shoes, hat and gloves 10
match. The bride is the daughter or
Mrs. Sarah Cordona. and is quite we'll
known In this community. Tho groom
Ia an employe Of Burns e. Church com
pnny OF this city. The happy couple
wili take UP their residence in their
newly furnished apartment In Bcl!airc.
f. E. Seabright is spending the week
In Burban. w. Va.
a. L. Ulrich is soon to return to this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-08
Sher1a1d Briefs.

Miss Clara BrieInson was hostess 70
the Camp Fire Girls on Thursday even
ing. There were IL members present
Repair work has been started on the
interior of the Mt. Olivet M. E church.
Until the work is finished Sunday school
and all church services will be held In
the Mt. Olivct hail. The Easter service
has been postponed until April q. when
the church will probably be ready to
open.
The second quarterly conference for
this wear on Marshall circuit will be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-08
Entertained Club.

Miss Helen Garvin delightfully."- enter
tanned the T. D. L club at her home. on
Saturday afternoon. The houre were ae-
voted to fancywork and dainty luncn-
con was served. Those present WERE
Mesdamcs J. l. .Garvin and chiioren.
Jack and Donald: r. c. Snedeker Nno
D. NJ. Garwin; Misses Maoelle Patton'
Beulah Snedeker, Margaret Fowler 1feoe
MARBLE, Miss Clyde. Miss Boughner and
Helen Garwin-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-08
.RACK|NG COLDS,
HACKING COUGHS
Quickly Relieved by DR.. Bell s
Pine Tar-Honey. .

When you once try this highly efl-
cient remedy you will realize that at
last you have found reliable corrective
for colds, coughs. grippe, asthma bFon-
chitis,
The soothing, healing balsams
promptly relieve irritation. breathing
becomes easier. phlegm loosens. fever
lsh flashes die down.
DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-Honey Is very
cconomical--It takes little to produce
gratifying results. Druggists every
where. soc, 60c and $50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-08
SOUTH SIDE
8cnreEher Hnuaral.

Of the late William C, Schroeder Of the
South Side. were held yesterday after
noon at the late homo Of the deceased.
Requiem high mass vas later celegrated
at st. Alphonsus' church. lnterment
was made at Mt Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-08
When the Baby
Needs a Laxatiue---

A better PLAN I, to employ q mid. Eends
iaxative Of which oniy . little 70 required
These l. q combination OF s1npie iaxauVe
herb. With pepsin sold BY druGkists Spa1
the name of Dr.. Caidwell's Syrup pepsm tnaf
thou.ands Of mothers have used successfully
for baby's constipation and tn accompany
ins ;IIs. such a. beIching. Wind cole, rese'
Iessness, Sleepiessnea, etc.
The nursing mother Vim also find It IDEAL
for herself, and It ii especially important snat
abe be free from constipation.
Syrup pepsn IL guaranteed to DO - Prom
i.ed or the druggist will refund tns naceey'
Thousands Of cautious families have u u
the house, secure Rsainst the little Ma
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-08
YounE1nau Buried Today.

This afternoon at two O'Clock the
last services over the body OF Mrs.
Laura r. Youngman. who died Sunday,
will be held from the family residence
at Twenty-f1fth and Chaplinc streets.
Interment will be made in Greenwood
cemtery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-08
pr. Lutx Addresses high school.

DR.. H. F. Lutz Of Bet--ny college. will
lecture the students Of the High school
this morning ut the chapel hour DR..
L.utz is an extensive student of phren-
ology and has had considerable expert
ence In the art Of reading personal
characteristics by formation Of the head.
It is probable that he will speak on this
subject.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-08
Old GArmeuta

Old garments Of every description,
size and style have been gathered into
the rooms at the South Side band and
Fort KIbitzer hose house designated as
storage rooms for the secondhand
clothes to be sent refugees In Europe.
The South has responded npbly to tins
cause and it Is hoped that the remaining
days Of the drive will result in the
collection Of many more garments. Now
is the time when every housewife ls
cleaning up for the summer and the old
problem Of what shall do with Johns
cast-off clothing Is being easily solved
in the present can for old clothes. LOOK
'em over once more. ladies'; what you
don't use Is no use. 1t might be I.
some one In France or Belgium and II It
Is, II 10 needed badly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-08
Boy Scout Service Planned.

Next Sunday evening Rev. O. c. Dean
Of the Trinity Lutheran church. is to
preach a special sermon to the four
Boy Scout troops south Of the creek.
His sermon topic will be. The Boy
Jesus and His Work" Not only are the
Boy Scouts to attend this meeting but
the Girl Scouts Of the Kings. Daughters
Nursery will also be tnere. An invita-
ton Is made to all Boy Scouts Of the
city to attend this meeting. Scout EN-
ecutive II. o. Ports WIZ make a brief
talk on the local Boy Scout work. The
scouts will assemble in the basement Of
the church and will march in procession
lead by the Junior choir to the audience
room The Junior choir has recently
procured vestments which they will
wear for the first r~lc on this oc-
casion. All parents of the scouts are
invited to como to the service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-08

No one knows better than the ever-wRtchfl
mother-the natural doctor Of the family In
all the small ills-that when the baby 10 out
of sorts It 10 usually due to indigestion on
constipation
II Is always we'll, In any Of ies illnesses to
look for this cause. The diet may have to De
changed. but before good can result from IT,
the bowels must be moved.
The mother has the choice Of many nedi'
cines-catha1ties, purgatives, bitter -waee1s'
bills, physics, etc. But the little BODY
doesn't need such harsh remedies for they
wrench the system and do only temporary
mood. 30 often followed by an unpleasant
reaction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-08
WARWOOD
4ewinr Circle,

The warwood Sewing Circle will not
meet thie afternoon as previously an
nomccd. The meeting has been post
poned until Thursday afternoon OF next
week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-08
PRICE As ALWAYS

In spss Of greatly increased sofneesy sGsss s gu,
% tho WsI. BY sacrhcinz prons enc aco %h;eS hi.
tilt e.s,ive hiss ben sold by druggists Tor tho pase
ss vesra. Two siseS-Soc md $l.o0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-08
Boy Scouts

Boy Scouts.
Several troops Of Boy Scouts from
wheeling and Moundsville spent the
waels end In Sherrard Troop 8 Of the
second Presbyterian church arrived on
rr3iav evening and were entertained by
ibe local troop. On Saturday all Of tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-08
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-05-13
Use the Mind Properly.

Some people have to be entertaine
all the time. They must have SOM
body to put interest into life for then
Hours spent alone are eternities. Wis
folks keep quiet about this. Only tn
rash confess to the world how empt
their souls really are. They do 1t b.
cause they have no idea what 1t a
means. There will need to be eterna
vaudeville or some other show to max
them at all comfortable. And tn
hours spent add nothing to their pc;
sonal growth. It's not what enters tn
ears that adds to life. That may hav
little or no meaning. It's what tn
mind appropriates and remakes witt
in itself that adds to life. And it's tn
ability to keep the mind constantl
employed that makes the hours fly
It's the same ability to use the min
that will flll eternity with pleasure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-05-13
Maklno themselves at Home

called at the Offices Of the Inter
national Y. M. G. A. Hospitality league
says the "Clubman," in Pail Mall Ga
zette, and heard a delightful tribut
to the United States bluejackets, o
whom so many thousands have bee
In London recently. Quite numbe
of them were entertained at privat
houses-free to 60 when they please
in the daytime, free to become men
bers of the family when they had tire
themselves with sightseeing. / over
heard two would-be hostesses talkin
of their recent guests. mine, to'
were delightful" one said; $50 happ
and so perfect in their manner. Bu
my dear, they had not the least fit
ton Of what war means" "HOw so:
"Well, of course, I didn't grudge, BIZ
it was little trying to ones nerve'
Every morning they ate butter wit
their bacon and left half spoonf'
of marmalade on their plates!"