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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-05
OUTSIDE THE LAW
By sTUAR RIVERS Co-authof Afr airs . Lonely Woman,

you have had of going to the police and saying, Here is set of counterfeters plates. l don't know wher ethey came from. 1 just found them in my room. But they don't belong to me The august officers of the law would have given you a loud laugh and you would have found another charge staring you in the face"
 But, look here?" Dr. Rice put h. q still. don't understand what this whole thing is about. Won't someone please explain it to me?'
 We would if we could" the judge an- swered with a short laugh. The trouble is we don't know ourselves what it is about. Ballin. here, was coming in on the train when a man, supposedly crook by the name of Red Larkin, tried to slip string of pearls in his pocket. They had been stolen from a Mrs.Van Roden. Ballin had been spending the weekend at their house up in Keansport. Miss Tucker happened to be in the same car and saw the frame-up. She told the de-
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TUSCALOOSA

Tuscaloosa. December 4.-(Special.) )-All of inc returns from the big drive of the Baptists of this district have not yet been received, but it looks like Tuscaloosa Baptist association will go way over the top. The First church went over s7o,ooo, largely exceeding it's quota, while Mon- nish Memorial church gave twice as much as it's quota, which was $lo0oo.
 Green Cutts, between 6 and 70 years of age, fell dead at the old Rosenau cor ner Tuesday. His home was at Searles'
 Congressman Oliver has sent telegram here saying that he had the right to name either a barge of tug after Tus- caloosa. He suggested that the barge be selected instead of the tug. This was concurred in.
 The Rotary club today discussed the subject of building a $10o,0o0 hospital for Tuscaloosa. Doctors from all over the county were present. and physicians or the county are a unit for building the hospital
 w I. Dominick has bought the James R. Maxwell plantation at Hulrs Station and will cut it up into small farms and place them on the market. This tract of land consists of 3OO0 acres and is one of the best Warrior river plantations in the county.
 The business men of the city are obey ing the government order to close all places of business from D. m. to a. m. the next day. There is very little com plaining, as everyone recognizes the se- r;ousness of the coal situation and is willing to comply with the order for the purpose of conserving coal till the strike situation changes.
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No. S4
 Yes sir. the judge repeated after a moment. Those plates are what Red Larkin is after"
 Be reasonable, judge" Ballin ex- claimed. Tn the first place they don't even know I have them. And then, what good would it do those crooks to nave me convicted of stealing a pearl neck lace? Would that return the plates to tEem?'
 Don't you understand?" Judge Crane broke out excHedly. You find a set of plates, you stick them in a private safe no one knows where that safe is besides yourself-what would the owner of the plates think? Suppose it happened to you? What would you think? Police, first shot out of the box. They imagine that you've taken the matter up with the police. or if you haven't already turned them over to the police, you are going to, and they're trying to get there first. Suppose you had been convicted of stealing that pearl necklace, how much chance would
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-05
When Your Con- plexi0n Begins to Fade With Age You Can Preserve That Clear, Smooth Tint of
 Youth. By the Occasional Use of the BLACK and WHITE
 Beauty Treatment.

As the years go by. women lose that,
 baby-like softness and the rosy tint which
 trey possessed in their girlhood days. Face
 powders, rouge and toilet creams all help and
 serve as a mask for their faded. sa2low com plexion-but such results serve d1ly for q few hours. The Black and White Beauty Treatment
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 morning. You'll be so well pleased with this home beauty treatment that package of both Black and White Ointment and Soap
 will always have . place on your dressing table. i Your druggist sells both Black and White Ointment and Black and White Soap at 25c' each or the manufacturers will send both onl
 receipt of soc. A sample. literature and Black and White
 Birthday and Dream Book will be sent you
 free you clip and mall this advertisement
 to BLACK and WHITE. Box SIS, Memphis.
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stops the Tickle

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Good news. [volume] (Boomer, N.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-04-01
EXPIRATION NOTICE.

If you see the words, "Your SUI.
scription Has Expired" stamped in
red ink over this notice, it just means
this: If you have not lately sent in
your renewal, then your time is out
But if YOU HAVE sent in your re-
newell, then pay no attention to the
rubber stamp notice, as it refers only
to your OLD subscription. The re-
newal that you have sent will bring
the paper right on. s I'LL
Please send in your renewal very
promptly, if you have not already
done so, and send along, with it as
many new ones as you can.
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THE ELEVENTH HOUR"

! Did you ever hear the clock
Geftainly you have.
Did you ever hear it strike
eleven" at night? i.
And did you know that the
great clock of Time, which has
been measuring off the days and
years of the Gentle Age, has
lately struck the hour of "elev-
en-" at night?
Men thought they were doing
it all by themselves, but I tell
you there was a Higher Power
than man that had ahand in set
ting the. time for the A11nistice
to ,come into effect. It was the
ELEVENTH HOUR of the
ELEVENTH DAY of the
ELEVENTH MONTH of the
year. The number eleven" is
repeated three times. God Of
ten does that when He wants to
emphasize a thing. Jesus ask
ed Peter three times if he loved
him, and not long after that Pc
ter denied him three times.
When God repeats a thing three
times it means that that thing is
important, and the fact that the
number ELEVEN was repeated
three times on the day the Ar.
mistice was signed has deeper
meaning than most people have
ever thought about. Just glance
over your New Testament and
see how often it talks about the
ELEVENTH HOUR. And re-
member that MIDNIGHT-rhe
TWELFTH HOUR is the time
that the Bridegroom is to be an
nounced. 1t looks like it might
be just one more hour of symbo-
lie time from the signing of the
armistice to the coming Of the
Bridegroom. Figure it out any
way you please, but / tell you i
MEANS something.
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WHEN THE EARTH WILL BE A
PARADISE AGAIN.

1t was once upon a day
In the ages far away,
When our father Adam lived in
Eden's bowers,
That the Eden fields so far
Lay around him everywhere,
And no troubled thoughts disturbed
his happy hours.
That was Paradise indeed,
And there wasn't any need
For the doctor and the undertaken
then;
And Pm happy in the thought
That redemption has been bought,
And the earth will be Paradise
again.
1t was just the serpent's lie
That has doomed us all to die
That has filled the whole creation with
the curse; Il .s
That has led us on parade -
Though the Valley of the Shade,
To the sad and solemn rumble of the
hearSe. h.f @~st. - ~=,#.
But our Lord has paid the debt, !.
And we'll have our Eden yet, = Y
When He comes to bring salvation un-
to men;s xz xee.rfse ~,
So I'm singing on the way, -: : j.
While I'm waiting for the day
When the earth will be a Paradise
g.. 80, James Larkin Pearson
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There are many lines of doc
trinal reform that need to be
stressed-many deep-rooted err
rors that need to be combatted
but just at present it seems to.
me that | cannot do better than
to concentrate most of my ener-
gy in a campaign against that
most dangerous error of all
the Immortality of the soul.
When you get right down to the
bottom of it, nearly every other
error known to modern theology
has grown out of that one.
There is no hope of getting
person to see ANYTHING else
right until he first gets to see
that right. And as soon as you
get him straight On that, the
various other errors will begin
to fall away like scabs from a
healing sore. The belief in the
Immortality of the soul is indeed
a bad sore that afflicts the mind
Of the human race, and all ortho-
dox teaching only tends to make
the sore worse. The teaching
of Good News will heal it.
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I have standing notice to the
effect that do not want postage
stamps on subscription. But yet
| can and do accept a few stamps
all along. And just now I ,uld
use q few more than am get
ting. So you may send small
amounts in stamps for awhile.
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plans, and He finally gets a good
result out,of every evil that He
permits in the world,
Gentle times have ended, and
according to prophecy the old
order of things had to be over
thrown. The Gentle rulers
could not be expected to peace
able and willingly crawl down off
=of their thrones and say, 'Here.
take 'em. as We WANT to rest.
awhile, anyhow No sir, the,
rulers Of the world are not quite
that accomInod dating.iH IF they
must give up thesreins Of power
Cand Gods Book pointedlys says
they must) then some kind. Of
FORCE will have to be used.
And certainfy any force that
God might see cause to use.
against the nations would
SEEM TO THEM like an EVIL
force, and certainly they would
denounce it and struggle against
it to the very last. " "
And so if God, in His wise
providence, has seen fit to raise
up this monster of Bolshevism
to overthrow the nations, that is
His business, and ] guess all the
kicking and squealing that any
Iof sllS ic9n do aho,1t IF will not
amount to much.
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A SERMON ON BOLsHEv1sM

A SERMON ON BOLSHEVISM
If the tenth part of what we
hear about Bolshevism is true,
it must be a terrible monster. I
have been taking the stand all
the time that at least nine
tenths of the terrible tales we
hear about Bolshevism are lies.
And yet, as just now remark
ed, if even one tenth is true it
is bad enough. 1t is certainly
an unfortunate condition that
the world has drifted into when
such a state of affairs can come
into being.
Bolshevism, if understand it,
is a general rebellion and up
rising of the ssunderdogs" of So
ciety-the7 poor oppressed and
half-starved workers, those who
have, been the servants and
slaves of the more fortunate
CLASSES, and who have never
been permitted to enjoy any of
the good things that their labor
produced. They-have been un-
der social, economic and Epoiti-
zeal bondage for many genera
ltions. The present upset cond1-
Ition of the world has given these
people q chalice to rise up and
demand their rights and it is
the most natural thing in the
world for them to go on and: de-
| mand more than their rights,
just as their oppressors have
been doing. We can't deny that
the upper. classes have DE-
MANDED and TAKEN. more
than their just rights from the
helpless lower classes. And now
if the lower classes turn around
and pay them back in the same
kind of coin it will hurt terribly
land there will be a. mighty howl
raised about it, but, before God
it will be nothing more thar
reaping what they have sown.
The rich, the educated and the
favored classes ought to have
thought about all this a long
time ago. They ought to have
remembered that they must
eventually reap what they SOW
ed. A man may think he has
a right to kick a poor hungry
dog around, but if he kicks on
time too many and the dog turn'
and bites him, he will have only
himself to blame for it. The SC
called upper classes" have kick
ed the under dog" just little
too much, and now the dog ha:
turned on them. That's all ther'
is to it.
The Bolshevists are certainl,
not what we would call 'goot
people," They seem to b.
strongly anti-religious. But ii
! spite of all that, I am rathe
Of the opinion that God is usini
the Bolshevist movement to car
Try out His plans. Past histol,
, shows that God has often uses
wicked men and worldly insti
tutions to work out His goo'
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OF BOLSHEVISM. That is the
exact language. that was cabledl
over by one of the big newspa-1
per men the other day. / was
surprised that the censors would
let such a report come across
but it certainly came. And +
have not. seen it denied. The
plain truth is that. the peace COM
ference is just tearing it's fried
shirt trying to get ON the good
side of the Socialists of Europe.
Itfseems that Socialism over,
there is a good deal more respec-.
table than the same article over
here. The reason is that on
this side Socialism has to BEG
for favor is not strung'
enough yet to DEMAND them.
In Europe Socialism has quit
BEGGING, for things and gone
to DEMANDING them And I
want to tell You that the big
bosses of the old systems over
there are listening with a
mighty attentive ear to Socia-
|lism's demands. Instead. Of put
ting Socialists in Jail like they
do over here, they make a very
magnificent bow and say, Eyes,
sir-why, certainly, sir-you
can have anything you want. " =
But the thing that tickles me
is the glaring inconsistency of
such a course. It shows that the
conference is just foundering
about in deep water and grab
bing at straws.
It is a well-known fact that all
Europe is radical and getting
more radical every day. The
peace conference probably looks
upon Bolshevism as the extreme
head of radicalism, while the
various grades Of Socialism tap.
er back toward the tail. The
conference wants to stop the ad-
vance of Radicalism, and so il
is trying to grab the movement
by the tail and hold it back. But
| it always gets holt too near the
end, and the tail-holt slips ano
the Radical movement goes on.
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TAIL HOLT.

In this country the govern
ment is terribly down on any
kind of Socialism, and a Socia-
list is hardly allowed to open his
mouth. But over at the peace
conference President Wilson and
the rest of them are sending out
ENJOYS into Russia, Hungary,
and other Bolshevist territories
in an effort to FIND AND SUP
PORT SOME KIND OF RADI-
CAL SOCIALISM JUST SHORT
OF BOLSHEVISM. That is: the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-13
Listen Lester" the Kind
Of Show People Want

; What the public wants is the slogan
Hha, has made Listen Lester. John
s.ort's musical comedy so great sue
cess that now, in its second wear IL con-
Times to attract capacity crowds, Will DC
shown 81 the Court theatre for lluAled
engagements three days starting pee.
Is, The; play which is by Harry l.. Colt
and GeorEc.E Stoddard. keeps the audi
.oce in -roars Of merriment and the run
that ripples through ths book IS THOR
oughly taken advantage OF BY an excel
dent cast headed by Ada Mae Weeks
md has for its other principals. freq
Heider, Marguerite Francisco, Joe l.:
grown. Harry PAUL.. Emma ONe'i' EAR
Nigley. Grace Ycarger. Rene Brown. DOR
0thy Esterbrook. Evelyn Francisco ana
The Four Entertainers. The music pS
Iarold Orlob. is dclightfully ctterfss-
cent with 4 tinkly tuncfuin"~S that mas
The combination OF real rythrn". th"Fe
- n not .ts.kcep up the interest and I
chorus ordainty femininiiy that nta~eS
n heAutI nsst1nolag" such as scldoH'
stravs from Broadway. Seats go Oh
sale Tuesday for this big a'lract,H''
IN Pittsburgh all this week al the NIX
bn. il has played 10 capacity auutenSe9
ard the critics have been most LAVISH IN
their criticisms OF IL. The same prou-
duction and company comes here Tor tour
performances and the attraction Is guar
amt Cd IN every way.
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Sunshine" Seat Sale -.
VIII Open Today

Tho seat sale Will open today at the
Court theatre tor IN" engagement OF
Alexander JuhnStonc's charming musical
comedy success. Sunshine which VIII
noen It's sta! Tuesday. Dec. 10. ana re-
main for Nv" nights, Tuesday and "ea-
ncsday.
.'SunShinc' ,.unr"S H. Wheeling hShiy
rrcur,merU, %. 4 ihr"" months run IN
chicago. wi,,,. I Ma sand - be the oeSt
uuSic:I comet, If TIN Suur:nsr season.
Tho rnuSi,.;i .,.rr, 49, written hF AleN-
ander Johu<l,nr. also If t"tdlerS
Three and lua;.y other uapc!tr ana sue
rrssful rru -j,al c,nGrd'"S. ~ llbfe''o
WIS written by William Carey Duncan
with "coIlyuuialI#ul~' auic-r"iat"d by
Richrad Cagiv. VII" J.. ..G> ~" cast. IN
NJ. Carries Su7lnrfi'I- '"n'pipN are I'@r-
trudc Alexander. Carrtr;c Andrews. Mar
ION Baker. Du>!d OruNan''. Mll"n pa"-
son, John J W@r,l sad manN "l1rfs'
Tho chuGuS ! i1rE.' ard we'll trained
There is an Abundance 81 beautiful iI;"S-
II. and III -rXc'ption,!iy 'i"v"r ioretto.
with more Than the u$U%i amount OF Ak
iractivc and u.ii; nal dancing.
The scene; Of thc twn ,'t. re lad IN
southern Spain. which rhHtis e: h"auu
IL, and picturesque stag" settings ana
t6<tuminE Nu augmented "rchr~'f IN
Nill accompany tn" production. 4Aerc
NH b. no natl1.- "U account OF mo
Christmas activities.
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SCOUTS CHANGE
IN CHRISTMAS
SEAL CANT A|CN
SCOUT GEO. KRAUSE, OF TROOP 7,
LEADS; SCOUT JOHN HEN, OF
TROOP 5, SECOND.
A Meeting Of All Scouts VIII Be Held
Monday Evening.

At the closing hour last evening the
records ~ Christmas Seal Headquarters
showed Scout George krause Troop Z,
as stiH leading all the scouts in number
Of seals sold. Second place however
underwent il change. Scout Max Levy OF
Troop |. dropping to third place, Scout
John Helm Troop displaclng him.
Scout Sherwood Troop % is behind
Scout Floto for fourth place by but 100
seals.
Yesterday was an of day in scout 70
ports n headquarters. kvr"rts arc
pad, every third dny Except ny "u' the
pike and WnrwOod troops which report
to scout masters and these III turu re-
port al headquarters az must conr"n-
irnt. II b., expected That Il larg" num-
, Der of tn" scouts and scout masters viii
! report today and Monday.
\ meeting Of all scouts selling seals
will be hrld on Monday evening at
! C'hambcr Of Commerce" Assembly room.
President Geo. IL. House. who ~ chair
man. Of the Scout Seal campaign. and
the scout masters OF tn" various troops
will be present and the work for IA"
: period before Christmas wlll be gone
! over.
! Quite n number Of Grccl citizens NiS-
| tied headquarters yesterday and were
| much Interested IN studying IN" anti
J ,,,,,.r.,,l,,!, .>L,h,r Durlup the mast
49,. s,'r,I ,:r,,l rs,,I, MS .f the
i nrW I rn",, I.r,, tr.,irJ At V,,y rrlu,
SH n,r'T and A number 81 cures
nn .., "a among ,h,s. which accounts fer
| ~. ;,,,arns, - w.. visitors Yesterday.
''', Sr,,,ki in. nf m, work ., v!rw rnin,
! Sani,a-Ium Miss Nlrslu!a hoffman. who
: has hr.r - charge Of IL" institution
: duriur fin. mast wear or -. stated thai
hr limited facilities
! ,hr.o :, ,.r ,,hcrrular PATIENTS during
'hr'' |" '>m ."' ,','a.. and ,r.,. ;cyrn Of
','c 49,, ,,,, 10 ,f,,,. l.,.r djsrharg-
''i' NC c,rc5 ar The d,scasr arrested
:" ~, ~ these have visited View Point
s'rr, ,h"ir discharge aud look uron the
,iacr and ,hns.. ~ charrc with grca;
'ra,i,Hd.
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.rh. c,,ocer--"Yes.m. tho high price OF

mustard - due to the scarcity OF fuel.
yrr Snr, people are buying up mustard
and are keeping themselves warm with
pouil ices :"-AelbQurne Punch.
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SANTA CLAUS WILL
AID SALVATION ARMY
Hundreds Of Families Will Ee Made
Happy on Christmas Day as Re-
suit Of Aid Given.

Santa claus is IN Wheeling today 1"
h,ii. tn. Salvation Army Ea1h"r in the
funds tr give ylx hundred poor pcor'" Of
Whr..l.ug ON. Of thC hest dinners If their
lives r!l Christmas Day.
The kettles are OH tn" streets and wlll
Ne from now till Christmas CIV" and as
there Is - lie no mail appeal this year
BY tho Salvation Army all who wish to
contribute should InIt their checks or
money in the kettles.
CAPTAIN Lockwood and his workers are
busy these days looking M the most de-
serving fnniiic: ami at least on" hen
drcd and fifty baskets VIII l." given cut.
None Of tn" money given ~ thu kettles
g6rC To any uih'r plIrpUS" thau Tor 'nr
Christmas basket; and winter relief. ard
SO all may f""l that tho iN"n'y VIII Il"
TO makc this the h- EhtcSt 'hrisimaS yet
for many Il GuWuh"Irt"d n,0lh"r ana hcr
children.
Hring tn" rEilGr"n ia W-'.t Santa
Claus uu tn, streets af;'r O'Clock Sat
urday and zach day ill rhr!'tn!aS. Keep
the kettle boiling.
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No WORD FROM
A. {. ST|FEL
NEW YORK AND HAS NOT BEEN
NOTIFIED OF HIS SELECTION.
City Officials Have No Word II He VIII
Accept Seat IN Greater Wheeling
Councn-Mavor Dowler to
Accept.

Arthur c. Stlfel, of Hubbard'S Lane
who was elected on Thursday might t.
I'll one Of the seats Ia Tho Greater
Wheeling council. is in New York city
on q business trip. and has not VT been
notified officially OF his election to
council.
1t Is not known Vet whether Mr.
Stifel will accent tho council seat.
Previous to the election. ne is said ~
have indicated thai he would r"i occcUt
He was not present when TN" election
was held by the councils Of tho eight
suburban towns to br ANNEXED January
!. and no word had been rrcc,rcd last
night of his intentions.
Mayor Charles n. Duwi.r. rf War
wood who Was elected to represent thu
other new district III the Greater
Wheeling council. indicated after tn"
WarWood council Wednesday, might
voted unanimously TO back ham for tie
CoUmcil scat. that he would accept. in
spite OF the prcvlGu. announcement that
he hoped 40 be relieved at nf'i,.ul dut.rj
because OF Il C0nt'mnIGtr3 ir.u south
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-13
LET POSLAM
SPEED AWAY
YOUR PIMPLES

IF Won have plmplcs. act n once
on mis- suggest inn--ih"r" 'Hn h" or
harm III II and every probability Of
w"ri"rfui benefit. Get som" F"s'Hm
and Apply directly over IN" "ruptioHs
tonight In III" morning 'Xamin" the
skin for Improvement, If "n"ou,aGcd.
continue A. necessary and YOU will
doubtless marvel nj the rapiilty and
effectiveness nf this treatment. Now
that YOU know what il can do. YOU Will
find many ways to utiliz" IN" h"a'ins
properties If Ioslam.
Sold "Ncrywh"r". For fr"" sampl"
write 10 Emergency Laboratories. 2iG
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Md FoSiam Soap. being indicated
with puSiam will benefit your skin while
used daily for toilet and bath.
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! "A Quirine That Docs -5ct Afsct Head
Because Of ITS tonic and laxative effect,
LAXATIVE RRUMO ojININE 'Eah-
ltts) can h. taken BY anyon" without
causing nervousness or ringing m the
head. Their" i only On. Promo Ou-
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REPAIR BRIDGE
3aksr Street Will be Rcopsned as Soon
IS Broken Flooring IS Replaced.

- Baker street. which vas closed VS..
ierday for the purppS" ~ repairing td'
cast end br Dig" will b. r""PencC aS soon
rs the necessary repairs ar" mad" &"
the bridge Complaints have been made
from time - time concerning the CON
tiition Of the flooring ~ the bridge. rh,
planks have been patched and replaced
10 often that passage OYER II ut The
present time is, holh dangerous and an
3bmfovtahlc.
- WorNm.n ar. now busy ~ Work To-
Barring the b-'dg" and L IS expected
shat the road Will kv o"auvd o. the tlrs,
pf the week.
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Buy WAR SAVINGS sTANrs.--
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-BTY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS -
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Old Money baEs--:'!Eh.l'S ;ha;' T"u
really mean 20 tell M you lul" my
daughter for herself Hlou".
liardup-"Yes, sir: but ! think |
could learn t. l-lovr yo& t-t0". in l-tim",
sir. -Loudon TIt-Eit%.