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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23
A Six Billion
Dollar Year
(Nrw York Globc.l

When the nrsi biilion-dollar Con-
grcss dispersed somebody. 81 course,
protested ana FDmcbudy else. per-
hnps Speaker sseed. sand ~ %cSt'nua-
tinn. -'Wrii. ms "a bllltun-dollur
country" secretury C-aas now Sstl-
MATES the expenditure for next year
NJ $500. 600. 600. and nobody IL pro-
testing very hard W. arr convinced
81 the incyitabiilty of the proceeding.
THE price Of running "a government
nv gone up along with the price Of
everything else. NUr docs any one
rise to assure ms mat u rs "a matter
FOR pride to live iu "a siN-bilion dollar
country. We would rather keep down
expenses.
our federal organ iza'ion is rapidly
becoming the largest business Interest
In the nation. 81 has 80 many indus
tries under ~ wing that wc shall
soon have In treat u as O trust AM
find some other dis.utcraaicd agent "a
investigate and regulate a. And,
seriously enough. there o. an analogy
between q syndicate i've business for
H. own profit and q government that
goes into buidnUrs FOR TIE profit of
see citizens. Holders a. government
offices ere ms human and fnliihlo ns
business men. and In many eases their
conceptions OF right and wrong and
the destiny Of the human race are so
different. The thcorist who propose
governmental al uership for pructir-
nlly everything az Il remedy for eco
monte evils and the disorder that iol-
lows In their train migh; pause oc-
%casionaliy to give need to that obvious
fact. Tho danger IN Hungry under
Bella Kun. according TO u. \. tirails-
ford. was not disorder but too much
order the danger OF u ~Hfutg-ruu-
trollod existence for high and low
Whatever advantageous reform.
might be introduced it would be All.
ncult TO look 81 with "|quanimitS
should tho United States decide tr
urkc over an the public u|tilitic'
within Is borders. The burcnucrati,
state Is the last word In tyranny.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23
Railroads =.
and Parties


Authors Of the Plumb scheme OF
railroad control announced at tho
outset that " the present congress re-
tectCd their program. u would be
carried into the nest national cam
naign. II the siNty-sixth congress
proved inhcspitnbie. the effort would
be made to secure In the siNty-set-
cnih a majority favorable to the
bruthtrhoods' plHn.
SO far as ths present congress d
concerned tho Plumb plan h dead.
Leaders Of both parties have do
nuunced ~ ~ unsound and danger
Gus Not only n a majority lacking
In both the house and senate 10 secure
lis Immediate adoption, but the clear
indication Is that neither Of the md-
jor parties h. now ready to take up
the question as a campaign issue.
Were the two big national convcn-
lions 10 be held this week. II b. Ccr-
lain that the Plumb bill would find
Endorsement In neither platform. In
all probability, on the contrurE, both
Of them would contain declarations
favoring p retIrn OF the trsnsporta-
tion lines to their private q win
adequate provisions for government
control. Unless the situation changes
therefore. the advocates u the
Plumb plan must either ally thrn-
selves with some minor party rex.
year. get behind some new party or
appeal to individual candidates with
out regard TO their affiliations
II is within the realm Of possibility
that the issue OF railroad control may
lead 10 that -rcalignmcnt Of American
political sentiment into new groups
Of radicals and conservatives witch
students of politics have long fore
seen as an ultimate dcycloppent-a
development which appeared some
what near nj hand when Roosevelt
led the proEre. ives out Of the re-
publican party ir 1912 bus again re-
ccded when he and his followers re-
turned 10 the fold four years later.
The present alignment OF the major
parties is unHound md Illogical. \
republican may be "a radical or n con-
s~erNative, the party designation means
nothing. The same difference of
sentiment exists amoug the dem
ocrats. Tho natural division would
be- into Two party groups, one con-
sentative and the other liberal. con
tending az each election for controI
OF the government
Third parties IN the United States
have usually been radical. = new ma
uonal labor party f. under cuusli'rt-
tiun. The northwest has its non
partisan league. The socialists uE,
stiil with us. though split into FAC.
lions vVpr the issue OF ultra o. deal
ism. ~ ~ conceivable that udVocntci
OF Uhe Plumb plan OF railway coutro
may attempt 20 merge with one OF
more OF these groups and ondeaNor b'
such an alliance 10 make the desired
Impression upon me congress % be-
chosen one year from NoNem hcr.
II Is ait. OF curse, Ia the field o'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23
Just Between
Ourselves
By DELLA e. STEWART
.a.ssEsstssts.ssssssstts.s s=tsssss n

rsssssssss~~~ ssfHefNs
THERE are 80 many little WAYS Of
= being good. one does not have
to be intellectual. one docs NOT have
10 have exceptional qualities NJ nina
60 crcutc happiness along the lanes
III life. One doesn't have 20 travel or
the hroud roads or along ~prctcnuous
h~uulryaris. How many OF as would
br barred u such were true
Common FOLKS iced cheering. com
mon fnlks need inspiring. Common
folks can cheer ana inspire, II isn't
necessary 90 bc notable or famous
Right along the daily work, iu the
midst OF our family lfc. ON business
occupations. mere come t~urouElnf
chances with thclr golden wing
wings which viii INT u % me
We cannot bee good without helping
others. We cannot be bad without
hurmthr u.hCrs. We can ychcmeniiy
disclnlm an responsibility, yet % sun
oliurH To- ~,
How comparatively easy ana care
free NE would be-. In "a lazy sort or
way. 10 we could ignore all this. Some
OF u do. Hut there remains strong
doubt f with the ignoring there
comts ans real deep happiness. StriV-
ing FOR freedom from ufe's deeper re-
probabilities h. much moro apt Z"
bring yold wastes in the future. deep
pit4 tn trap the simple happenings.
Lots NOT he above comforting thc voc
~ u tlny child. or pronering the sim
20, Offering ~ "a smll" To tighten
guua ones burden Let's throw Co
thu winds our surplus dignity, our
false bride ~ position or attainment.
others have found this path good, So
shall we.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23
PeddlerS in
Uniform

Peddlers iu he American uniform
should receive no consideration from
anyone. when they DO not represent
their own uuwurthiutss they reflect
the vicious greed Of some grnsi Ing
Individual or rrm which has tempted
them 10 prey upon the senHihiliiiCH Of
the pubiic. no rot buy from them in
the belief tina sou are showing an
appreciation OF non who we're in
service. rather. you arc helping
support an abuse that is resented by
rarVicc men generally.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23

conjecture. The railroad Issue may
Dee settled 10 the popular satisfaction
before The time comes 30 elect am
other congress. II Us not beyond pos
sihillty. however, that IN" question
OF transportation control viii have au
important influence in the nest cam
puign. that b may ,fcu hasten the in
tgitubio rraiignmout OF party
strength long overdue IN Amcricr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23
A


D Uranris ~. Si~>on, IA L~c-lic'~.)
Labor must bv on guard
D against 70 grave danger. from
= which no one but labor itself can 4
y saws o.. I mean the peril ul be- I
D ing mislcd rs false friends. by
y impractical und uusuund think
D era. who seek I" excl an mflu- I
y cnCe tina - unwarrtntCd by
y their experience, or rather lack
y Of exp riencc. ana To- lead labor I
o into the ,-Jrass OF untricd. IN
= practical and unsafe experiments
o which cannot solve lahor's prob
D lens aud serve unly TO erect
. greater barriers betw g en- I
y pl0yos and employers aH well as
. to iniure the interests of society
y generally. Labor should bc deaf I
y to tho parlor exponent Of dan
o rrrous so,iHlistic theories. and
. avoid ~ % ptstilvncc the agitttor I
. who comcs In the guisc of lis
. " kind. bat who would wreck
. the very house that labor b.
y building to protect itself from
y the elements OF Industrial strife
. In the long run those employers
0 will fare best who are disposed
. TO take labor by the hand rather
. than hy the throat Likewise
. those iuborera will gain most
and permanently who deserve
y TO Doe taken lay the hand
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23

The birds that farE In III.
ira. Ia;
Have n lot 20 do With III
OF the ncs that cutter q.
ira Ia.
And mess up the NhoF'
place.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23


They had sprnt half Tho
on tho beach and now the
heckoncd To- them. 4 few
later they were wading out
the shallow water.
Its up 20 my waist" said
timurously.
Tommy ohoyCd aud adv
hrav'ly us he could into the
Ing water Tie was a good
and always did a. ne was Il
prgsently he murmured tear
Papa It's up Ia my neck.
Then he sure you don't LET
piled his father.
Tommya grip frightened as
yanccd still further into q
depths They his riothcl
around and about
Good gracious she q
Wherever has Tommy dis
10
"Oh he's alt riFht'' ret
father cnmplHccntly, rive
CO.. hts hand"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23

MONTANA farmers. II Ia a
are 10 do thsir own hooi
This should supply a numbc
ditional jobs for Income
luaters.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23

THEN AGAIN. that vi
haze lowering over our fair
be- he aftermath 81 "a tlock
boaiing " across the met
from EstauCt valley.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23

orr STATE museum is 81
O0O acres OF land The muHcl
anticipate an Important ine
the output of cunos.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23

WE WONDER II Mrs Dan
that the secretary Was heinT,
INTO the Hawaiian mystery %
aud n she didn't know. vi.
fay To JOsephus when he Gcr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23

TO Mr. Id
railroad issue before the I'd
not who shall opsratc the
hut whether they can b. OPP
all.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23

IL. ~ the headlines sail y
our troops are to r,mo.n Z
me- iouE as q bandit tran Is
rs well settle down 60 do a
spell
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23

\ western poet ssys he
ccl,.,d ga reducing the cos.
ING to "a ruminll sum but ht.
difficulty is IN securing the
sum
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23
QUEER THINGS
In the News

Kingston. Jamaica. Aug ga I
An American fun rs making in
uuir.c ~ the governor with a
view 10 establishing u tanncry
here for the manufacture 81 fish
lcnthcr from the skins OF sharks I
} ana other pon-scnle fish. II pro
poses to establish fishing sin-'
} tons on the coasts OF Jamaica.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23

JAPAN. according 10 M
vltucHsss. prepared a little
tive for the pare 1rerci
sislirg OF heads ! via.
lose" /
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23

Too often when a man tries 90
pinch othcrs lc hurts himself.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23

CAPT. MATLACk unionb
nies be ms a hero. lie says
choice between SHINING tht
ana heinz skinned lie ne
the ability to make n quick
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23
IN TIIr n. II. Nrnsi.

Trpt. trOt 10 fnnErts9
TO get n Plumb hun:
Trnt. trot back again.
Couldn't be done.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23

Mary had a little lamb;
It's worth che didn't Nj
Until she bought II back
Al sixty cents a throw,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23

WHICH. after all. Hcro
most deeds of hcrolsm.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-23
COLQ
~ 3 SECOND s',i FM

CAUSES.
Romc say Its iaNcs.
Stmo tliy aa tiieaG
Come say lta cause tn
Half enough left.
Some say In currcncs
Some shy it's laws;
rome s1y it's too mucl
Wagglng Of jaws.
H
tom DUNN. 81. Louis med
fayH consumers want 10
prices. Some customer who
ounuod by Thomas has bccd
him.
Evening journal., 1919-01-31
DELAWARE 'FRESHIES'
WIN OVER SENIORS
Special 10 The Evening Journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, Del. Jan. St.-In two close
ly contested games yesterday afternoon,
Delaware College Freshmen defeated
the Seniors by score OF IS 10 IS, and
the Sophomores won over the Juniors
by score OF q 10 II.
The victory OF the Freshmen was
peculiar. Al the end OF the flrst half
the timekeeper. having no whistle.
walked out on the floor 10 notify the
referee that time was up. The players
Immediately stopped playing before the
referee had given the signal. but Keith,
Of the Freshmen. ron down the floor and
tossed goal, which was allowed by the
referee
The second game was looked forward
to as an easy victory for the Sopho-
mores. but when they started the
Juniors showed them that they would
have 20 90 some and at the end Of the
nrst half the score was 1910 in favor
OF the Juniors. The second-year men
succeeded in beating them out by only
Tour points at the end OF the game.
The stands were packed with rooters
and the roofing showed what may be
expected al the Muhlenberg game here
on Friday night.
Evening journal., 1919-01-31
DURHAM'S COMPANY
HAD HEAVY LOSSES

Corporal Harry c. Durham, Company
G, 3i2 Infantry. overseas, states in
letters 10 his mother and brother that
his company was badly shot up during
the war and lost It's captain.
Corporal Durham served in the
trenches for sometime, but several
days before the sisnlng OF the armistioe
he contracted influenza and was re-
moved 10 a hospital. He was released
from the hospital December 20 and re-
Joined his company on December 26
The company now has nearly all new
officers. he says
Corporal Durham was promoted "a
Sergeant while in the lines. but when
he returned 10 his company. after leav-
Ing the hospital. he was given the al
Tentative OF being transferred 70 an.
other company o. being lowered agai
N corporal Rather than leave his
Evening journal., 1919-01-31
TRADE BOARD TO
Dine LAWMAKERS
special to The Evening Journal.


STATE HOUSE, Dover, ia n. si-Rep-
resentative Lyons announced in the
House yesterday afternoon that Febru-
ary ~, Lineoln's Birthday, had been
decided on as '.hs date for the dinner
to be given by the Chamber OF Com
meres Of Wilmington in that city b
members OF the General Assembly.
There was flgiit in the House over
the passage OF the Senate bill providing
for the appointment OF a constable for
the once OF receiver OF taxes ami
county. treasurer OF Sussex county, the
bill providing that the appointment
should be made by the receiver OF
taxes. In most cases such appoint
ments are made et.her by the governor
or the Levy Court o. the county.
Representative MoNabb raised the
point as to the appointment OF the con-
stable by the receiver OF taxes, claim
Ing that It would SAVIOR OF partisanshlp
politics inasmuch as the Receiver OF
Taxes was g Republican. He stated
that II the bill was so worded as 10
make its appointment IN the regular
way The Democrats would support IL.
Of 80 yeas, 70 nays.
The House also passed the Senate
concurrent resolution calling for .he
Income Tax report by the State Treas
urer February TO-.
Representative orsgg introduced a
resolution isylt.ng Governor Townsend
TO appear be ore the General Assembly
on Wednesday, February 5. and make =
report OF the Monument Committee N
the Act passed two years ago.
At the afternoon session OF tns
House, numerous favo- able reports
were made by committees. as follows:
Prov'd ng increase in State appropri-
alton for requisi.ion for apprehendins
fugitlves fiom justice.
Authorizing the appointment OF
constable for the town OF Blades IN
Sussex county.
Authorizing the appointment Of sn
additional Justice OF the Peace and
Notary Public for Sussex county, resi-
dent 10 the town Of Blades.
Act IN reference 10 deposits Of de-
5cendents.
Act relating TO deeds dated prior to
january !, 1919.
ACT pFOAlDulus safe u lcNolNcES anu
other firearms TO minors and intoxtat-
ed persons.
Act relating 10 indictments in capital
cases.
Act allowing witnesses 10 testify who
have been convicted OF crime.
Ammendlng act prohibiting sale OF
narcotic drugs, etc.
Act appropriatlng si55O0 for a mon
ument in memory Of Delaware SOL
diers.
Act for the protection OF King Crabs.
Act in reference TO trout fishing.
mesh nets.
The House passed Representative
Jakes' bin increasing the appropriation
for the Kent County Levy Court from
$500 to $500 for the improvement OF the
streets Of Wyoming.
Evening journal., 1919-01-31
BAKER Is NOT SIGNED
WITH UPLAND TEAM

Frank Baker. home run monarch OF
baseball. and according to baseball law.
the property OF the New York Yankees,
has not yet signed a contract 10 play
with the Upland team OF the Delaware
County League. This was admitted last
night by Frank Miller, manager OF the
Upland team.
NJ. Miller made his statement re-
gardlng Baker At what was supposei
to be a meeting OF the Delaware County
League. but which failed 10 develop be-
cause OF a misunderstanding. Miller
explained that he had never announced
the signing OF Baker. but added that he
expected TO have the stars signature
on a document wt.h.n few days.
Evening journal., 1919-01-31
MANAGES VICTIM DIES.

BN the TN IcQ flceS.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 3i-Lilhan Hood.
aged %, war worker. Is dead today, OF
blood poisoning. She was shot a week
ago in a desperate struggle with a man
fac. Two other women, injured by the
insane man, are recovering. The man
has not been caught
Evening journal., 1919-01-31
FASHIONS AND FAps

The sweater Will be an important item
in the spring costume. Many are sleeve
less. with pointed collars and side
pockets.
All-white suits are worn with white
capes lined with brilliant color. or the
brilliant color appears on the outside
and the lining is white.
The simple one-piece frock worn be-
meath matching Ions coat or cape wrap
forms one OF the most important items
in the fashionable spring wardrobe.
Evening journal., 1919-01-31
CATARRH
ouiel<Iy Ended BY Pleasant. Healing
Antiseptio.

ouiokIy Ended BY |. Pleasant. Healing
Antiseptio.
The little Hyomei inhaler is made OF
hard rubber and can easily be carried IN
pocket or purse. II will last q lifetime.
Into this inhaler you pour few drops ot
magical Hyomeii
This is absorbed By the antiseptic gauzs
within and now you are ready 10 breathe
4 In over the germ infested membrane,
where Il will speedily begin its work OF
banishing catarrhal germs Hyomei Is
made OF Australian eucaiyptol combined
20 breathe.
II IS guaranteed 10 banish eatarrh,
bronchitis, sore throat Group coughs and
e5lds or money back. II often cleans out
stuffed up head in two minutes.
Sold by y. B. Danforth and druggists
everywhere.
Complete OUTFIT. including inhaler and
one bottle OF Hyomei, costs but little, while
extra bottles, II afterward needed, r1ay be
obtained OF any druggist
Evening journal., 1919-01-31
WILMINGTON "Y" TO
MEET DELAWARE "Y"

The local Y. NJ. c. A. and the Della
ware College Y. NJ. c. A. basketball
teams will meet on the locals loor TO-
morrow night. The "Y'' quintet was
scheduled to play team Of the
Twelfth Battalion, which was stationed
at Pigeon Point, but the soldiers have
been transferred from there.
The lineup for this game will be-:
Delaware College "Y'-F. Wills, B.
Lynch, ]. Rothr0ck. NJ Keith. II. Har-
per, F. Wilson. H. Aikens. Wilmington
"Y''-A. Liver more. c. Garvine. NJ.
Minker. G. Lowry, R. Foulk and II.
Ho-sey.
In a Y. ". c. A. League game. the
Devil Dogs viii tackle the U-2, start
ing at s o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-01-31
HARLAN SOCCER TEAM
TO PLAY SUN SHIP

The Harlan Soccer team will 20 10
Chester tomorrow afternoon 10 play
the sun shipbuilding team. THIS Is the
oeglnning OF the second half OF the
season and there Is much interest IN
ms game. a large number OF fans will
O'Clock. ~ -
Evening journal., 1919-01-31
LEVY COURT PAYS
w II. GUNnYS BILL

The Levy Court at It's meeting on
Tuesday paid the b'll OF William z.
Gumby. Negro undertaken, for bury.ng
influenza victims during the epidemic
last fall. The bill was held up by
Comptroller Clark and then referred to
the Courts Attorney Edward 9 Brad
ford, Jr II wss on Mr.. Bradford's op'n-
ion, given on Tuesd'y. that the bill was
paid. Sll675 was paid.
Evening journal., 1919-01-31

companions with whom he had zone
over the top" so often. he took the
domotion.
While Il Is not cold where he Is sta
toned. Il rains every day, Corporal
Durham states.
Evening journal., 1919-01-31
HOUSE COMMITTEE
FOR BIG NAVY BILL

BY the United Press.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3i-The House
Naval Committee today voted unani-
mously TO authorize the construction
OF ten capital ships and ten scout
cruisers during the next three years.
Evening journal., 1919-01-31
THEY WE'RE Only FOoLING.

At the request Of the prosecuting wit
ness. John Madere, charged with as
sault and battery on Samuel Jones, was
dismissed by Judge Churchman this
morning. Il appeared that the two
men were "foollng" when Madere hap
pened to strike Jones.
Evening journal., 1919-01-31

sEPARATE SAFE OF \. '. cITY
ALBANY. n. T.. Jan. 5i.-Makins the
city o. New York a separate state OF
the Union. 10 be named Liberty Is
proposed IN a bill introduced In the
Senate today by Senator Dunnisan.
Evening journal., 1919-01-31

Mems Overall Union Suits, Jumpers and Overalls
bined. Made of good, heavy materia in blue C2 nE
khaki and Sefel blue and white stripes Value Sc p0sJJ
Mems Heavy Corduroy Coat, with sheepskin lining and
beaver collar. "a inches long. All sizes. Value QT2 or
..."... .. .
Mems Sheepskin and Corduroy, Sheepskin- cE or
lined Vests. Value $40 VVsOC
Mems Heavy Flannel Shirts Military style CT Or
in brown blue grey All skies. Vaue $500. Dl sEJ
100 Dozen Mems Heavy Blue Chambray Shirts. or -
All sizes. value Sl.0O 10S
100 Dozen Mems Fleece Lined Drawers and or
Shirts Heavy quality All Sizes Value 81. Boz. JOC
80 Dozen Mems Ribbed Drawers and Shirts. AE -
Good quality All sizes. Value 81. S1.50.l......... JJC
rs Dozen Mems Fleece Lined Union Suits. CT OE
Very fine quality. Value So 90 V1 sVO
so Dozen Mems Dress Shirts, made of finest qua ity
pecales n the seasons best patterns Soft cuffs All or
sizes Value 81 so JJC
Evening journal., 1919-01-31

OF ali the great value giving sales this store has of
the greatesgreatet in values offered greatest in assort
the greatest in volume of business done.
No person within reach of this town can afford to m
full savings on everyday needs.
Read the partial price story given below bearing in m
the values offered and come to this store the very first day
greater values for your money than ever before
Evening journal., 1919-01-31
Remember the Place 4O3 King Look for Large Green Signs

& 5 ysn % % ss ss there srs: s
Evening journal., 1919-01-31

Mems Dress Shoes. S. & c. make Made of solid leather
in tan only. Assorted styles English button or or nm
bucher. Value $500 ............. DO.UU
Grown Girls Patent Cloth Top, Low Heel e0 Ar
Shoes. Good quality. Sizes to 8. Value $3.50 pE.4C
Ladies' Black Vici Grey Top Shoes High or GO nE
low heels All sizes. Value S5.00........... tDEsJC
Ladies' All Grey Shoes, with kid bottoms and cloth
;SP; s4oo t High %. low heels AL Sizes Value S3.45
Ladies' Gun Metal High Top Shoes. Lace GO nE
High heels only. All sizes. Value $500 pZ.JC
Button ' oi ae x' cs1a al se: S' Hs Sssft s Shoes S245
All s1s: Is'' vssa ys SAIe Fleece lined cushion SOLE S245
All ,l Ladies vssa gs 5sst sase Cushion .o rubber heel $3.50
About rs Dozen of Ladies' Velvet Fleece fJ 1E
Shirts and Drawers. All sizes Value $500 .. IL y