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Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-12-10
AVOID CHRISTMAS TREE FIRE
Utmost Care Should Be Used In TRIM
ming, Thus Preventing FATAL.
ties In the Homes

r---yaeS-E OPLE cannot Inc TOO care
IITStA full in guarding against IRE
sSS ny when trimming Christmas
>aWN tree, says correspondent
In Good Housekeep
Ing. There have been scores of Christ
mas tree fatalities in homes and IN
Sunday schools which a little care
might have prevented. The writer
once set tree In blaze consuming
nearly half Of It, tlnsel ornaments GO
Ing with the green branches 4 tiny
candle had been wired too high and II
took only few minutes Of lis prlsk
heat TO char branch above II ana
start flame A thick portlere was
torn from its pole and thrown over the
blaze. II II had not been At mana the
light window curtains would have
caught fire In another minute. since
that Christmas our tree has always
been placed In the center Of the room,
and we have esehewed cotton wool,
tissue-paper angels, and cellulold or
naments. First OF all, We wire each
candle securely In place at the furth'
est end OF branch which has moth
Ing above It, either fir tree or trim
ming. Then as the tree is denuded we
watch carefully the fast-dlsappearing
candles. Sometimes one Of them, near
" burned down, will topple over or be
merely spark OF flame, but near TO
something inflammable and be men
ace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
Court Of Honor LIE A-.eelH.len
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Influx Of Girl. 70 Y. W. C. A.

In consideration Of the unproc'
ed.nted influx Of girls and young
women reaching Seattle from points
as far sas; as New York and Boston.
officials OF the Young women'r
Christian Association today isnued
AN appeal 10 Seattle employers 20
list AZ many johs an possible with
that equalization.
Through iss business exchange. m
charge ~ Miss Marie Bernard. the
association conducts an active crn.
ptoyfnent department. During the
first eight months 81 this year to.
tai % 500 Seattle firms have listed
positions with this bureau. resulting
In grand total OF s,s,s tots being
granted efri applicants. An syerar.
Of 60 per cent Of applicants wer~
given work. while during September
a record was established when 30 per
cent az jce seekers vere given oan.
ploymcnI
The present month h fsndsnR q
record number ~ gfrf visitors m
search Of work. according 10 Miss
BERNARD Most Of thcr~ new arrivals
expressed a desire % live IN Seattle
permanently. and for this reason the
association is appealing 10 business
men 10 list their available positions
aa quickly an possihia
A. means % finding living &C.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
Miss Curtis Becomes
Bride of Mr.. Grdybiu

On Saturday evening. at sir
o'clock, at the home Of the official.
ing clergyman. Rev. William A.
Major, Miss Florence Curtis became
the bride Of Mr.. Henry ". Graybill
Of this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Albart
kendie attended the young couple.
Mrs. Graybiil is the daughter Of Mr..
Edward +. Curtis. and formerly at.
tended the University OF Washing
ton. After November is. Mr.. and
Mrs. Graybill will be at home to
their friends at i1z3 3Sth avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
DATES
To Remember

FRIDAY. oCTonEN rf-
American Lsstoa and Veterans Of
rcrsixa Wars C. give entertain
msnt at the hetEopoutAa Thea
tre.
Capitol nm oana Of IN. or,ss-
psilo hospital 60 give benefit
cart party at IN. home of Mrs.
ndGaF n. Huchiin. fe:o u fros-
pses q. Fos reservation call Cap
itol isei
N.tronA ouiis 81 the c-ntifr~n'.
Hospital % have rally and tea II
the home q Mrs v, n Einsisto.n
30 neFsf.i Drive
TIE. and fruit shower AZ wom.a's
University club for msmhera
Miss stella nooth 60 etee a short
talk and ceiercd siiheustte ON
the subject 81 hysiens tours
from three until five o'cissk
Mrs Charles Andrc~ MaurY 20 ss.
terrain ~ the tea hour, eompli-
mentinx Nrs Cecil ~ neadoIne
and Mira tack Converse
sArrHpsS. ocroaEn 90
Mrs James Colbert eailivan's buffet
iunehsen al home for Miss Anns
Neeer,a hexs and siss Eisssth
McE~an
SUNDAY. ocronER ss--
f1rst % series 81 musicale teas. 20
- held ~ the Fine Arts so1isty.
a. tho FINE Arts building.
friday. ocroHER 10
HAiia~e<s dance ct seattle rennts
ciua Tor reservations call Esss
fsA
rormai sr~rinx % N. Tois club
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 80
HAiie..@n tinner-danee 81 SEATTLE
Golf anf csunfry club.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 49,
The marriage % Miss ytrafnts cnok
and Mr. CAESAR ". CiAfks 10 Trtn-
IT. church at tts eeieek.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER tn--
broadway aulis 10 have musicale
Nnd tea a. the hone Of Mrs.
Oeorss warr~r ne>ls
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER ~
I8nlor saiii 81 ths Orthop~stic hos
plfai to held Thsnksxtstnx dsnes
81 an. Masonic rempls
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Mr.. and Mrs. Stimson
Plan Dinner

In entertainment Of Miss Virginia
Cook and her flance. Mr. Ca-par
Clarke. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Stirn-
son will entertain with dinner at
the Rainier Club on Monday eve
ming. November /. The invitations
viii BE- limited 10 the members 81
the wedding party A theatre party
- the Metropolitan will continue
the evenings pleasure
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:: WOMEN'S CLUBS

and tea. The members OF the club
have joined tho Tuesday and Friday
morning dancing clanses. and are
planning active work In recreation
this year. The club will also meet
Friday evening at o'clock In the
club rooms for Bible class. after
which the mcmbers.wiii go 10 their
recreation CLASSES. There viii also
lie club supper In the tea room on
the second floor at o'clock
ballard w. &. r. u.
ballard w. G. T. u. win DO enter.
taincd by Mrs. Mary Egdtvet and
Mira Louise Bentley al their homo.
taos 2sth ave. ~. W. Mrs. Ernest
Heaiy. local Legislative superintend.
ent. VIII have charge Of program.
Miss Jean atovei will speak Open
forum
Mystic Jewel Social Club
Mystic Jewel sociai club Informal
dance and card party In Odd Eel.
Iowa hall. Tenth ave and East Pine
IT Halloween features
Central Mission Study club
Central Mission Study club Of Y.
w. G. A. meets In Bible room Of an.
sociaNion building At 10 o'clock
Myrtle Chspter No. ~
Myrtle Chapter No. ~. q. Y. r..
win give n dance and card party Ia
shrine Auditorium. Masonic Temple.
Friday. October ~. Al MaAonn.
Eastern Stars and friends invited.
Wash. Biy'd W. e. =. y.
Wash. Blvd W. c. r. u. will moe,
In the chapel sirt and East Madison
81. Friday. October -. : p. ma. A
good attendance Ia desired vlnitorn
are welcome.
Court of Honor life Association
Court 81 Honor fifs Association
will hold an open Qesting In !. o. o.
y. temple. Tenth ard East Pine at
Friday evening. Program. cards and
dancing. Admission frea
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oommodations for there visitors. the
business exchange % the "Y" is en-.
gagged In another Humanitarian sorv.
ice. This program entails the find
lng OF a congcnlal woman who In
willing 10 provide board and room In
exchange for oompanlonship or part
time services. In this manner many
Seattle matrons are solving the ser
want problem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
Drama READING Circle

The Drama Circle Of tho wornen's
University club. directed by Ms.
Aivah L. Carr. met yesterday morn.
ing sf the Club. The following
plays w-rc read. IN Mr.. Phfiip Mar
Ions division; "a Night In an
Inn and The Tsnu OF the Arab.
By Lord Dunaany. The members
Of this circle. which meets every
first and third Wednesday. are most
enthusiastic over the work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
BY REULAH MITCHELL COUT-rS


NUNS at the altar made a most u
Eplscopalian service. read by Rev
Herbert II. Cowen. As the guests
assembled. Mrs. Louis q. stanton. at
the organ. played a short program
Of bridal music. preceding the we'd
ding march from Lohengrin. which
siEnaied the groom and his cousin.
Mr.. Helmuth Schmitx. who acted as
best man. Advancing first were the
usher-. Mr.. Trafford Huteson. H..
brother Of the bridcs Mr.. caspar
Clarke. MIR. Walter Shell. Mr.. Fred
sparxer and Mr.. Harold Hartman
Two dainty misses. Mary De Vcuve
and Marian Huteron. the brides sis
ter. were little flower girls. wearing
frock- alike Of canary georgette. lace
trimmed. with grcsgrsin ribbons OF
blue eneircling their waistiincs.
They carried wafteAu baskets Of
rose petals. surrounded by Cecil
Runner buds Two maids. Miss
Elizabeth Chadwick and Miss Lruta
pArsons, followed. attred In Nile
green and orchid gcorgette. made
over cloth Of silver. Supplied they
were with lace trimmed sashe-. soft.
" tied at the back. Jaunty silver
cloth bandeaux. ending In bow
over their right shoulder. and silver
slippers completed their attractive
costumes. Miss Charlotte Mann and
Miss Betsy Booth. In gowns precisely
hike the FIRST bridesmaids. came next
the four carrying arm bouquets Of
Russell roses. with showers Of tuiie.
Miss Irene Jarmon. Of East Sound.
the brides cousin. a. maid Of honor.
and Mrs. John Dudley Roberts. as
the mzsron of honor. walking alone.
preceded the bride. Miss lannon's
gown was Of Nile green r~orx-tte.
ever silver cloth. with n garland OF
French flowers at the bodice. A veil
"a silver cloth tiara. flower trimmed.
bound her ooiffurr. and she esfriesi
. shower Of ophslsA roses and
bouvardiA. with silver streamers.
Mrs. Roberts vas array>d IN
erchid tinted georxetss over silver.
ekshioned the same ~ Miss Jar
mons gown. but with hesddress and
tuiie streamcrs from her bouquet
WITHDRAWING WIN ns' 1A'
Enfer3ne on her hshers arm me
y1nsome bride vas radiAnuy lovely
1hs rich folds OF her ivory satin
roos enhanced her blonde beauty
and accensuAfed her petits figure.
y Vas made with basque effect
ana smbeiished with clusters Of
pcaria and the skirt quite short
vas sitshfiy drAped RAW duchss-e
hce framed her hcs. ana the tuiie
Ve1l. conUrulfx beyond her long
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GOri04yl fasicE Ehslll0zlltsa1> qan4a = At


Miss Marie oudin. who has spent
the past month In town. the guer,
OF her hrctherinlaw and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Tyler. departed this
morning for her home In spokane
Mr.. and Mira A. T. Smith ana son
Albert removed today from n resi-
dence ON Queen Anne Hlii 10 an
apartment at tho fsortngton-
Leaving this morning for Victoria.
10 witness the golf match between
the ladies' OF tho Victoria and Seat
Ito Golf club teams. were Mrs. Arch.
bald \. Downey. Mrs Charles Win.
ard stimson. Mrs. John Henry Bal.
finger. Mrs Thomas Ishum and Miss
Catherine Collins
Mrs Walter Fulton AMI ntue
daughter Jane plan TO leave Novem'
her 10 for Coronado for rix months
MIR. Fulton viii join them for tho
holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. r. I. Woodland. who
have been spending tho summer at
their country homo ON vazhon In
land. viii return the FIRST OF No
vcmbcr. and viii DO At horne In their
apartnnnts ut the olympian-
Miss Poly Perkins, accompanied
~ ars ~ har arkaaffuatea Mia.
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Marriage Of Miss Paulson
and Mr.. Muris

on Monday afternoon. Oct. 4. AZ
the homo Of tho brides mother. Mrs.
NJ. Il. Paulson. occurred the mar
Rage % Mlss viol~tto Psutson co Mfr
Raymond G. Mnrir- The ceremony
took place AZ two o'clock In the
presence os the immrdias. families.
with the H-y. H. w. Thompson cf
Retii officiating The houss was
docorated with palms and harkess Of
autumn flowers and the bridal bower
In ons corner OF tho living room was
formed Of roses and grvena Miss
Dorothy Marts. sister Of The groom.
~ss tho brides only attendant and
wore a hius and silver Lace gown.
with an arm bouquet Of roses. Mr.
Earle Huichlson was best man for
Mr.. Marts The bride. native
daughter. was affircd In q dainty
model q pink georTssfs. simple 20
most becoming. and carried a bouquet
81 Columbia roses. with showers Of
lilies 81 the valley. A collation. was
served after the ceremony and the
young couple left for short We'd
dirg trip. The groom was attached
10 n hospital unit overseas during
tho war. Mr. and Mrs Marin will
welcome their many friends In their
homo At DOT 18th avcnue-
A A. A. > u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
Luncheon at
Sunset Club

Mrs. James Hamilton De veuve
entertained with an attractive
luncheon yesterday at the Sunset
Club. Covers were placed for eight
quests. and the central table deco
ration proved to be dainty corsage
favors-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
Informal Tea

This Misses KarIa and Claire
gtoltenberg have invited a few
friends 70 tea at their home to
morrow afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
Dinner for
.Nefc York Guests

Mr.. and Mira Charles H. Lily
have Arranged . dinner Of swelv.
covers for this evening. At their
home. IN compliment to Mr.. John n.
Perry and Mr.. Norris A. Hune OF
New York CITY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
Miss Helen Broicn
Guest of Honor

After the delightful and altogether
entertainment given yea
terdsy afternoon at the Sunset club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
INT " Sic
4vS In Seattle
Conducted by
LOUISE ANNABLE
Miss Jean Black to
Appear in Recital

On Sunday afternoon. October 81.
NJ i've p. m. nj the studio suite In
The Empress building. end and Spring.
Marie Gashwellcr viii present Jean
Black In AN interesting program.
These Sunday afternoon municaloa
are Informal In nature and ara open
TO the public. Mrs. MAckercth Black
viii be hostess for the afternoon.
Tho program follows.
sonata on. :. No. i..... beethoven
Allegro
AdaEio
Minue. TO
Prcatlnamo
's''h'" .-s-.- ....... Amani
"'s'p"ih -.--....--...-... Bartlett
80. futh ne ....- ....--.-... .SFumbatl
ss"''"Dy ss....-.-........ lltinAky
.Ah"nn1h sss.sss........M Mac Doweli
l.lsbesiraurn No. .Ilrzt
March del Salvador Rosa. Llnzt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
IAKesa Campfire Glris

Tho faKota Campfire Girls win
rive q dance AZ Queen Anne haii NJ
c'eicck- Thoss in charg. ar. Miss
faixaf~th Doan. Miss Margaret
whits Miss Elsie campbrii sad Mas
blanche smith
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21

Mrs. Archibald s. pownsy and Mi.r
Adelaide Nlck.is invited fourteen
guests 20 Join them st thu tea hour.
in compliment 10 MLks helcn Brown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
CLUBS roR FRIDAY



Marilla itutehins club will meet
from . 20 p. m. In room 200. Home
Economics hall
Seward Social and Literary Club
Mira. v. w. Aust. t7is Fifty.fourth
ave south. will entertain the Seward
Social and Literary club at .. IN.
Topic Seattle Products and Indus
trial rhsntA.- Mira L. NJ RhodeA
speaker.
Educational Conmistcs
Educational COMMITTEES Of Seattle
Central Council. Mothers Congress
and PIT. A.. will meet at $50 y. IN.
at the \. w. c. A.
Adcis NJ Fioide Parliamentary I'ro-
codure Club
Adess NJ. F1cids Parliamentary
Procedure eiub will meet al lao
D. IN. at tho Rainier Grand. Pariia-
msntary questions In charge OF the
president. Mrs. ELLA cudihea. Sub
jet lesson, Questions OF Considera-
ton Madame Harriet saunderson
In charge OF public sroaking-
rhlnncy Avenue Child Conservation
League
An election of officers WIN be held
at the meeting Of rhinney Avenue
Child Conservation League al y. m.
with Mr-. r. I. strandberE. Tois
faiatine ave.
Social Score Club
so~iai Score club will meet NJ vh-
HON. OF Mrs, y. q. Cox. sssT Maple
Way. Luncheon at / .. IN
West seattle Art Club
West Seattle Art club will be en-.
tertaiped by Mrs. A. z. Hamilton.
stoo tsnd y. w. al o'clock Lunch.
con and card party.
First Inn Guild injecting
Tho First fiin Guild Of the ortho.
pesiie hospital will meet Friday at (;
p. m with Mrn. W. A. Peters. isis
Minor ave-
Central Mis~ion Study CIub
Every one Ii cordially invited "a
attend tho meeting OF Central Mis-
sion study club IN the Y. w. C. A.
Blbls room at 10 a. m
Lif~rAry and Travd Department
Literature and Travel Department,
Of woman's Century club meets NJ
Y. w. C. A. at II O'Clock. Mrs. J. n.
nm Types Of American Humor %
Mrs. George A. Stanton. tFsvologuc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
Mondnu Practice Club

The Monday Practice Club will
meet Monday afternoon Mt 2:30
o'clock with Mrs. Broussais g.
Beck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21

Every one Ia cordially invited 20
attend tho meeting OF Central Mis-
sion study club In the Y. w. C. A.
Blhls room at 10 a N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
Library and Trava Department

Literature and Travel Department,
Of woman's Century club meets NJ
Y. w. C. A. at II o'clock. Mrs. J. u.
Hin. Types Of American Humor."
Mrs. George A. Stanton. tfsvcloxue
on Hawaii.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21
Mr.. Goulet. to Sing
for French Club

on October ~. the French Club
Win meet At the University Of
Washington. with Mr.. Phileas Gou-
III - soIoist His program includes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21

The wca~rs hA. b~en called Tho &C.
rohat Of nature. II can perform every
Mind % acrobatlc feat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21

AIsru. Cub

woman's Century Club meets NJ
Y. w. C. A. at o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21

The Aitria club of the Y. W. e.
A. composed Of young mar
rfed wcsnsn. viii meet on Friday.
October zsnd. AZ l p. m. for Bthie
study. 10 he followed hy a social hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21

Tho First Iiin Guild Of the ortho.
pesiie hospital will meet Friday at /;
p. m with Ars- W. A. Peters. isis
Minor ave-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21

Messages Of cunErntulstion ar- he.
inr received by Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Mounce q the birth OF a daughter
yesterday. In the Minor hospital
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West Seattle Art club will be en-.
tsrtaiped by Mrs. A. r. Hamilton.
SEQ +snd =. w. al o'clock. Lunch.
con and card party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-21

Mira y. NJ. Folsom % New Yort
city ls tho guest OF Capt and Mira
Harry Winter.
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Adcis NJ Fioide Parliamentary Pro-
cedure Club
rhlnncy Avenue Child Conservation

An election Of officers WIN he held
at the meo'ing Of rhinney Avenue
Child Conservation I.eagu. al : .. IN.
with MR.. Y. I. strandberE. Tois
Ialatine ave
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Wash. mv'd W. c. T. u.

wash. Blvd W. c. r q. will rnoe'
In tho chapel si-t and East Madison
~. Friday. October -. : .. m. A
good Attendance II desired Visitor
are wslcome.
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I.ducatlonL Committee

Educational COMMITTEES Of Seattle
Central Council. MotherT Congress
and PIT. A.. viii meet at f.s0 y. m.
at the Y. w. c. A.
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Mariila iiutehins club will NEE,
from . 20 0 p. m. In room zoo. Home
Economics hall
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-26

u We was up here watchin tho
srhooners come In from Bimini some
Sunday and We run out o. gas er
somethin'. No garages open. no
help. So we would have to feed each
other TO the mosquitoes fer the night
No. Nav. when Hne SUNDAY is
moved ahead cne day. We stays at
home and takes Il out ON cussin the
government. same as the Socialists
and Boisshe-. Bolshe-welI, the
Reds And ! was real emphatic
Ike.
So. seq Nav And ii YOU know
Nav you know how her voice climbs
up the scale to High on thai little
two letter word.
So. that's what the men We hire.
to run the city are fryfn to put over
ON as defenseless women, is it,
Well. maybe the Car and the
Szsrsitches don't read the papers and
maybe they don't know the Nine
teenrh amendment has been passed.
or maybe they got the Eighteenth
and Nineteenth mixed Anvhow. me
for one. from now and forever more.
am agin the governments thar wlii try
30 take away our only pieasnre of see-
Ia the ships come IN from Bimlni.
3 And maybe the Car and his royal
followers will be up to vote on some
day and maybe We women won't spea (
word with the ballot. as yea might
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! NAV TAXES STAND AGAINST "BluE SUNDAY


| Djer ever notice how women will
put up with lots of Inconvenience and
bad laws and sech. as long as il don /
pinch their feet. and when they do.
how they boiler,
| Well. specific instance as the ora
Tor says, is Maws carrying on over
we read about. that the Gar of an
Daytona says he's gotta to put over
here. soon's he gets his order from
higher up.
/ sunday bright and early. MAY seq.
SEE she. Paw. give the OF gas con
sumner her Sunday bath and let's get
started on our usual Sunday tour.
which is Maw's speech every SUNDAY
mornin regular as church services
and taxes. Tour is a favoYite word
with Nav ever since we got the
| creepin' seieton even If she's goin'
round the block
Wall. was thinkin' that soon |
would be able to git real day O
rest. come Sunday. but SAYS noihin'
10 Nav at the time
So. soon ! had the RATHER tuned up
and runnin'. when no one within
twenty feet O. her could hear a shout
So We drove on in silence, which is
one blessin' Henry OF Detroit give
some folks.
Nav and l. come SUNDAY regular
rain or shine. always take a spin down
the beach to the Inlet to see the
ships come in from Bimini. Not thai
1t does US much good. but Nav, she
comes from Kentucky state. and gets
Ilonesomelike if she don't see the stun
that made Bill Bryan famous.
Maw's a Temperance Unioner. and
believes in the Eighteenth as well az
the Nineteenth Amendment. but then
she don't object TO havin' a little
snake bite oil around the place fol
sickness. II helps her. she seq. bui
paragoric she thinks better for me.
So | was thinkin' of t'other das
when | was standin' on Beach street
watchin' the multitudes go bv and !
teller comes UP to me and seq. Say
Dad how about a little of the 10,
water; want some2r Now | dom
lobjecf. specially ii somebody else i.
buying. so ! says. Lead US onward
brother, and may your foot fail Il
slip Then he explained that he
would sell me case o. Canadian Clul
for sum slightly less than what Co,
says the Republican slush funC
amounts to and he climbs in my ca
and drives off without a word.
! was thinkin' | would tell the DO.
lice my ear was stole. when | remem-
bered ! might have some explainin
TO do. as to who the Teller was AM
everything and | didn't want the DO.
lice TO get wise that bootIegger wa.
about. cause they might go and ares
one and cause heart failure to al
their friends
Il So waited and pretty soon ui
drives the Teller. / paid him enough
10 tide the Canadian government owe
. the war and climbs in There wa
my case nice as you please
When Nav sees it she complains q
: feelin' badly about the head an,
stomach and back and feet and sug
sests she'll have a little nip.