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Evening star., 1920-06-12
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.

Greensboro. 5-4; Raleigh. 20.
Danville, s; Winston Salem, O.
Durham. +3; High Point, 22.
Evening star., 1920-06-12

Copyright. 1920. by a. O. Fisher. Trade marx
registered o. 8. Pat. on.)
New Britain herald., 1920-07-17
AN IMPORTANT MATCH
Coming Rattle Between Anderson and Teller in Nausatuck Next Tuesday Night Means Much to Both Crack BowIers

Next Tuesday night at the White Bear alleys in Naugatuck the most important series Of games yet played fin the Connecti- cut duckpin championship tourney will be staged between Eddie Anderson, of this city, and Fred Teller. of Naugatuck.
 Upon the result of the match may hinge first place in the tourney. Anderson. beat Andy Mccarthy, of Hartford. must win seven out of II games. Should he win six games he will tie Mccarthy. Five victories less for Anderson next Tuesday might mean third place for him Tn the selection of George C. Rogers. Of this city. referee. both bowlers next week may he assured of fair and impart treatment from an official who thoroughly understands bowling and the ethics of fair play. At Thursday nights meeting in Waterbury presided over by Andy Mccarthy the blame for the trouble in Naugatuck last Tuesday night was placed directly at the door of Naugatuck fans
 Anderson is very confident he will defeat Teller in the coming match and he will be accompanied to the Rubber Town by large delegation of fans.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-17
ENDEE TEAM COMING
Manager Sweet. of New Britain Machine Company Nine, Arranges Another Big Baseball Feature for Tuesday. July 2s.

Manager Sweet. of the New Britain Machine Company baseball team. is leaving nothing undone to give local fans the best obtainabIe in the baseball line and has booked the crack New Departure Company team for a game here Tuesday. July 21. That the fans want to the best evidenced last Tuesday night, when a record crowd turned out the Fisk Red Tops perform. Efforts by Manager Sweet the Bristol team the Greenfield Tap and Dye Works nine for next Tuesday night unavailing. There will be contest that night. however. the s. K. F. team of Hartford having been secured to meet the Machinists their new diamond. The contest is scheduled to start 6: go o'clock
New Britain herald., 1920-07-17
HAVE PLAYERS JUMPED?
steel League official Claims Witt, Dugan, Rommel and Courtney Signed Contracts They Deny Truth of This.

Bethlehem. Pa. July 17.-J ". Dripery. secretary of the Bethlehem Steel Corporation Baseball League, accounted here yesterday that whitey Witt. outfelder: Joe Dugan. infelder. and Walter RommeI. pitcher, of the Philadelphia American League team. had been signed by Manager Potteiger, of the Lebanon team of the Steel League, and would play with that team against Bethle- hem here today. He also announced that Courtney, a pitcher with the Washington Americans. had been signed by the Sparrows Point team !
New Britain herald., 1920-07-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pirates and Giants Battle IT Innings to . 7-to-o Victory for Latter Team-Dodxer. Down Red--other Games

Pittsburgh. July t7.-New York defeated Pittsburgh yesterday. to Q. in 1T innings Hamilton weakened in the ITth. when the visitors scored all af their runs. Cooper relieved Hamilton with one out and retired the side. Benton was invinc cIbIe throu ghout especially when the bases were occupied The score by innings:
 New York ooo ooo GOO ooo 900 o7-7 Is i Pittsburgh 900 900 900 09o 900 0o-o (
 Batteries; Benton and Snyder and Smith: Hamilton. Cooper and schmidt.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-17
|R NEARING
 
bnager Whales Away |rth to Second Place

I7.--Tris Speaker threatens Mlmlar from the batting lead
 American League speaker from fourth place to second
 driving out Is hits in eight patlng his average from .ass s average is .ioa Joe Jack. ' Speaker with .39s. while ,ppad from second to fourth 'iinK the ieaaue In scoring.
 the plate sa times Rice.
 tsada in stolen baHss with 3a. n natters arc:
New Britain herald., 1920-07-17

the Olympic officials that he stin retains enough of his ability to score points in the international classic for Uncle sam. scored a victory in the most spectacular race Of the day when he led a field of rivals in the second heat of the ii0-yard trials.
 A resurrection of the famous Meredith jump. which in the past has brou ght numerous victories the former Red and Blue veteran, gave Meredith the premier place at the finish by less than a foot George Bretnell. of Cornell College, Iowa.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-17
\ kWtlonai League.

kyrs, or Boston. ls on top Of he National League with an
 59. Rogers llurnsby continues | lmador with m average Of
 played Tn Si games. as com
 |foT the nostonian.
 of Philadelphia. the leading |mr. failed to huoat his total mark fn hase.stealinE Max continues Co show the
 Itnl nf as --an advance of four
 M baftera nref
New Britain herald., 1920-07-17
lsrnArL TOMORROW.

kneas Of New Haven--the club E has made the Pioneers travel
 tip---wilf be the attraction at the grounds tomorrow afternoon. |m Luhy probably will use Palmer |und. Tyrsii and KnlppinE. the M battery, will oppose the locals,
New Britain herald., 1920-07-17
Smalley vs. Bartlett.
Burritt vs. Smith.
MORAN SIGNED AGAIN.

Cincinnati. July 17.-Aucust Hermann president of the Cincinnati Nationals, yes terday announced that Manager Pat Moran had signed a contract to manage the team during the seasons of 1921 and 1922
New Britain herald., 1920-07-17
PLAYGROUND BASEBALL.
Bartlett and Smith Are Nictors Over sInaIIey
 and Burritt, Respectively

Two games were played in the baseball league at the playgrounds yesterday. the Bartlett and smith teams being the vfctors over the Smafley and Burritt teams respec- lively. The scores by innings:
New Britain herald., 1920-07-17
kso s-st wa-hImxtan t-s.

Sn. July iT,---chieako won both double header with Washington to 1 and \ to [, making the |1 Chicago three games. Wash Tn the first game. . pitchers
 ks~n Faber and Johnson. Rice, |xpn. failed to set hit after barely In 2s consecutive games. |y innings:
New Britain herald., 1920-07-17
standing of the CIvbs.
Games Today.

Jersey city at Buffalo. Syracuse at Toronto two gamesD Heading at Rochester. Baltimore at Akron.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-17

Philadelphia. July 17.-Lawton Witt. Joe Dugan and Ed Rommel members of the Philadelphia American League team, yes- terday denied they had signed contracts play in the Bethlehem Steel League. Witt
New Britain herald., 1920-07-17
BASEBALL IN A NUTSHELL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
yr-trrstay'. Result.

New York :; Pittsburgh I7 inningsb. Brooklyn <: Cincinnati |. St. Louis II: Philadelphia :. Hoston I. Chicago . lli iuninEsl.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-17
EASTERN LEAGUE
yssferday'. Result.

Springfield [. Bridgeport 2. pittafirid c: New Haven q. Waterbury q: Hartford Q. Worcester 2. Albany Q.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NesIPrday's R--.tit.

St Louis o. New York ..
 Detroit e. Boston t tiO inri philadeIphia $ Cleveland [ chicnEo t-s. Washington I-t.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-17
By Briggs

and Dugan said they had been offered terms. but had not accepted them, while Rommei said he had not talked with anyone con- nected with the Steel League. Mana ror
 Mack said ne knew nothing of this. M
New Britain herald., 1920-07-17
Iaslpnl. sl Cleveland [.

|m. July if--puKnn's single Inem hiIed tn the eighth gave
 the nnai game of the Cieve- ~~tersiay. to ( The Athletics, Inc seventh frame. had a a-to@t <avfor. with a wild pitch, gave To runs. The score by innings h . .....a. .a00 oO0 02x--5 6 I .a.s.....00 900 oo1 st0--t 10 ! Nayior. Perry and Perkins.
 and O'Neiii,
New Britain herald., 1920-07-17
TWILIGHT BASEBALL.
Stanley Rule and Level Girls Down Fssniu
 Team in Fast Game

TWO exciting baseball games were played last night at St. Mary's playgrounds
 In the Girls Industrial League the Stanley Rule and Level team downed the Fafnir Bearing Company nine to 6. In the $1 20 League the Nutmegs bested the CoIumbias. to 6. in a 10-inning battle. The scorsS by innings: i Girls Industrial League. Stanley Rule and Level ...... 222 0ex4-S Fafnir. Bearing Company 2o3 001--S
 Batteries: Ackerstrom and Marley; Moor e and Thompson. @4
New Britain herald., 1920-07-17
D~sr.ss c, Boston '.

|niy iT.--vsach's double scored first base and gave Detroit a |ry over Boston In the 10th in- hay, Hoyt returned to the box \ time In 1T weeks and pitched
 taken out for . pinch-hitter in rhe score by innings;
New Britain herald., 1920-07-17
st. Ioui. n; Philadelphia 2.

st Louis. July iT.-st. Louis hH causey freely yesterday and defeated PhIlsdsiphia. ii Co e in the opening game of the series. st Louis ran up t5 hits. while Dnak kept the visitors ta eight N~li-scattered hits. The score by innings
New Britain herald., 1920-07-17
SisBaioG of rho Clubs
Games Tosiay

flames Today [. Chicago at New York Cleveland at Boston. st. Louis at philadeIphis. Detroit at Washington.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-17
tsEcoNp aAMEl.

Kerr. Wilkinson. cicotte and |rtn-y., Erickson and Charity.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-17
patters aret
'RICAN LEAGUE
odd Game In series With n~ties Defeat rnaians---chiesxo |rlx~r- Down ses.

July tT.-~tst Louis won the the series with the SeN York krsiav, 6 to g, ilayus pitched Rnm Browns. holding the Tanks |ss first six innings, Jacobson |fkabIs running one-hand catch live ln the fourth. The score
New Britain herald., 1920-07-17
Standing of the Clubs.
Game. Today

Springfield at Bridgeport. New Haven al PittsfisId. Waterbury at Hartford. Albany at Worcester.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-17
standing of tI,rI CIu.s
Games rosiss

Stw York at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Cincinnati. Boston at chicago.
 t'hiiadslphia at St. I.ouis
New Britain herald., 1920-07-17
Brooklyn c: Cincinnati (,

Cincinnati. July I7.-Brooklyn overeame . four-run lead and won the first game of the series with Cincinnati yesterday. to |. Both teams heided we'll. but the hitting of Brooklyn was the more opportune. The score by innings:
New Britain herald., 1920-07-17
tFrRsT aAME).

rabsr and sehalNi Johnson
New Britain herald., 1920-07-17

Batteries: Grimes and Miller; Fisher. Huether and winEo.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-17
. noslon q Chicago [.

Chicago. July tT.-Manns triple and Eayr~' single in the ilth inning yesterday gave Boston a 3-to-2 victory over Chicago. Scott pitched good game for the visitors. holding the locals to seven hits Cruise hurt his ankle sliding int" the plate. The score by innings:
 Boston ....t........Io0 0I0 900 Of-s fz Chicago ...e.......o3o coo 900 oo--e I
 Batteries; scott and oS.ns Hendrix and Eillifer and Daly
New Britain herald., 1920-07-17
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays R~-uIt.

Buffalo {: Jersey City |. Reading sis Rochester Q Toronto II. Syracuse |. Baltimore |. Akron O
New Britain herald., 1920-07-17

and Cohen.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-10
Curb Prices Move
To Higher Levels
AS Tone Improves
Invincible Oil and Aetna
Explosives Lead Advance;
Simrns and Texas Pacific
Also Register Net Gains
An improved tone on the curb marke,

An improved tone on the curb market
yesterday carried prices generally to
higher levels, although net gains were
slight except in three or four leaders.
Etna Explosives and Invincible Oil
registered impressive gains, the for
mer moving up to 10B as a result Of
strong demand and scant offerings.
1t was generally understood that the
company was making an effort to buy
in large volume of the outstanding
stock and had already succeeded in pur-
chasing 100000 shares in the open mar
ket. The steady rise in the bid price
ferings, however, and it was believed
that many were holding on in the hope
of higher prices as the amount of out
standing stock diminished. The COM
pany is reputed to have made consider
able in war orders and is now doing
general banking business with surplus
capital.
fnvincible OTIS activity was based on
the supposition that insiders were striv-
and the stock rose rapidly from the
opening price of "a to 8s, at which
point it closed strong.
Simms Petroleum and Texas Pacific
Coal and on continued firm, the for
mer advancing nearly points and the
latter moving up to 80 and closing at
4914 d net advance Of more than a
point White Oil was trife weaker,
but most Of the other petroleum issues
were steady.
General Asphalt was stronger, but as
a rule the industrials were virtually
unchanged.
Silver shares continued weak on the
further decline of silver prices, and Of
ferings were not in demand even at re-
cessions.
Bonds were irregular and quiet
New-York tribune., 1920-06-10
DIVIDEND NOTICES
tERICAN cAR ANp FOUNDRY co.

AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY CO.
New York. June .. 1890.
PREFERRED CAPITAL STOCK
DIVIDEND NO. s5
A dividend OF ono and tbree-quarters per
cent IAes) on the Preferred Stock of this
Company has this day been declared paya-
BILE Thursday, July ]. Isao. to stockholders
OF record at the close OF business Tueaday.
June Is. 1890.
Checks will gbe mailed by tho Guaranty
Trust Company OF New York.
9. 8. DELANo, Treasurer.
IA ". w lAhs tSSCSet8Iys
New-York tribune., 1920-06-10
DIVIDEND NOTICES

AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY 20.
New York, June 3, 1854.
COMMON CAPITAL STOCK
DIVIDEND NO. II
quarterly dividend OF three y,of cent
$50 on the Common Stock of this Com
psny has this day been declared. payable
Thursday. July !. 1890. TO ssockholdefs Of
Is. 1890.
Checks will be matted BY the 0uaYaAtyr
Trust Company Of New York.
q. Q. DELANo, Treasures.
Il q. WICK. sscrstary. :
New-York tribune., 1920-06-10

$10,000000
Hershey Chocolate Corporation
First Lien 712e6 Ten Year Sinking gFundG Bonds
D. Jun. 1920 To be authorized and
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The Corporation will refund the
THE s: %z1'esA % : I s s4s1 OF Sss ssx 1oss Trustee
letter Mr. Milton t77b, H. uaua,u n1
business the eHasyc Corporation: ~ ~ w 40
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. ~hsnh~ subject to approval n ua
971a and interest," to yield about 1881
lis "p"t" that Temporary Bonds will ready delivery
Compile" ae"~
The Naops! nal Git City Company
Guaranty Trust Gompsny Sss of New York cassst Co.
Gfaham sss rs1sGn' Co. The Union 1.ss Tst Company
s9+ +ssss 4== %
New-York tribune., 1920-06-10

$4,000,000
City Of Cleveland, Ohio
School District So Bonds
DUES ooannsan June Q
sange M
Exempt rom all edera ncoms sTaxes
+
OF
all OF
Cleveland small of adjacent
OF
valuation Thc present officially
etimatedp populate O $4,000
Wsreco 4hessbs df Mvsstme
Price 5.6OE
Complete drelaro nrsqun
Harris Forbes & Co The National City Co
New NewYork
Estabrook & Co r. Day & Co
New York
Redmond & Co Curtis & Sanger
ew York New York
Hayden, Miller & Co
New-York tribune., 1920-06-10
BANKING ENERGY
First Lien 71hT Ten !

TT is within the capacity of this
L bank to add to the energy and
impetus of the commercial life
of the business community.
Throughout the course of our
long experience we have become
familiar with the problems and
requirements of merchants, man
ufacturers and shippers, and have
developed an organization for
facilitating domestic banking
transactions.
lTHROUGH long and successful
"a 4 association we have established in
all parts of the globe influential
banking connections through
which we can bring both you and
your business into contact with
the worlds leading financial and
commercial centers.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-28
|DPE SICK
FINANCIALLY,
\ BANKER SAYS
Huge Debt to America Rea
son for Exchange Drop,

LONDON Jan - foTelrn ,srhlnre
wee defnorh llsed TODAY under the leHd Of
New York, which slumpcd TO 1853 Ia
~ pound. fepf-s.nting Q decline ~
obOut ~ psfccnt from the normal Parts
eheques at ~ francs 20 the pound aud
)clgian at " fraucH contributed IN ihn
STANDARDIZATION while business with
0ely was almost impossible
The rsaaons Tor thu decline ~ the
New York fsle were tho same 80 those
oeevipusiy hold responsible the huge
oecvr1ulnticn of the debt NJ Eufopc to
America. with the additional factor that
fOeently France md lieisluin have been
ouylnR dollars through i,1rinn. f0m.
oasd Rtreei does not consider the ~.
0lns unusual. IN View ~ this debt
which Will reach hir figure by the
time for the resumption ot the payment
~ interest on tho American loans nni
u would not be surprised 90 see the
rate 20 below t1.s0. especially u tho
0oeWanA fpr dollars continues
10 hurtful 10 business arc these CON
Iliions that n is considered IN the
Street thst the whole European fnHr-
cisi position has reached y serious stage
end this, unless something N done The
eesuit WI he chaos Nothing can b.
gleancd IN official quarters rcganiing
ony action 10 remedy she economic pu-
0ttion ami while aoihf people believe it
Niii be- best 10 lrt matters adjust them
sclves IN the natural way others HdVo-
cDtc official action \ Prominent NOM
8sv ~ one b1nk d,scrihcd the situation
ehns.
"flna rclal Europe n, present II sick
Wnn. The patient nrrjs a stimul1ri
The question 10 ~ 10 when the sliniu-
tpnt 10 going 10 be applied -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-28

sssT T.i,a pif for all the companies N
mo state n 10 estimated thai ihe m
ptoyunoniA VIII Increase this i5 10 ~
p'ttent
Roasssssnent this year was deemed
I'M xpedl.nt, M nest year AL real estate
r y b. feafaf asad and the work t0uli
better he dhno ~ tho same time,
Siort a. oll II valued ~ ~ last ear
fnt iuFatlun purposes with the sam"
deductions for time In storage iron
f,nd sir,l tnnkngr IL assessed AZ -
o,uis % lirrrl ana wood lankagc AZ -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-28
public SERVICE
ASSESSING DONE
Board Of Equalization Fixes
Taxation Basis.

All public service comranlss In the
ng hy the state board ~ equalization
IN the fiscal year ending June ~.
bsi, the same hs Tor IN. presen, flscat
gear, Plus such lmnrovcments ~ have
been made by them
Nahlatlon ~ Tho lnst nsscennleni Wa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-28
Chronic Lingering
Diseases

on homa city has ono OF tns most
psriscuy appointed institutions for
the adm. .inistsrins OF inravenous so
! ~, ssrums, etc.
A non surgical institution for the
r.stmer, Of chronic diseases for wo-
nsn and men.
undreds Of testimonials on flo.
special attention given to The treat.
.ocrt Of ineipient Tuberculosis
Birhts disease, Diabetes. Goiire.
tomach and Intestinal trouble. Nerv-
us diseases. Rheumatism. etc.
Probably thu only Institution In The
ruthwest where the French sit can he
ih,ninsd. Call for booklet The Inter
state Doctors. So Herskowiu Build
lns. oklshoma CITY. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-28
WRONG GAS FITTINGS
IN CITY, TESTIFIED

A fourth Of Oklahoma City residences
are Improperly fitted for gss. W u
Cfu,ohsr. sas suporintsndsnt Of the ON
IL shoma Gas and Elsctrlc company. les
,if.i hcfore the corporation con,inls
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-28
COFFEE IS IMPORTANT
AS WELL AS MEETING

My dear'' exclaimed n distracted
l-ml raLLL gomrItiessonan. rushing
Evening star., 1920-03-17
OfH1tereSt Women
ANCIENT DEVICE IN HANDICRAFT
BT ANNE RIT.rENHOUSE,

Odds and ends are washing up on
the beach of fashion from other days.
It is as If the designers came to the
conclusion that it might be we'll to
dig into the records of sewing dur
ing epochs that resembled this one
in scarcity of labor and production.
No observer can fail to see the Ell
fort to reconstruct the methoos OF
civil war times. when women Haae
their apparel gay and comforting
from the minor and unconsidered
trifies. such as using the pokeoerrE
for dive, twisting cotton braid INTO
shapely forms to finish edges, anu
making ribbon do fun day Work.
Many of these methods OF TRIM
ming have been revived R1ck-rack.
straw and worsted flowers are prom :
inent. Now comes the use OF pialn
cotton tape. the trifle that women
relegated to the Commoner forms OIL
sewing. -
The difference between now and
then is in the labor involved and the
cost of that labor. When We are
hopeful that the price OF 1000 Will
come down in the near future our
hopes are dashed down by the m
sistence that as long as man puts
the present value upon his services
Evening star., 1920-03-17

blndlng and run picot ribbon through
outtonholes that have not been but
tonholed. or. as in the present mo-
ment, take common garden cotton
tape and weave it in and out of but
tonho1es cut in rows.
Look at the summer frock in the
sketch, one that has been launched
Tor the fortunate ones who play in
the sun while the snow flies in other
lands. The foundation of the gown
Is pink homespun mounted over a slip
or white lawn-have you noticed how
often that idea repeats itself in the
new fashions-and in the homespun
are straight lines of slashes. through
which the white tape is woven in and
out. The neck is finished in this
manner. so are the cuffs that flare
out from the short sleeves.
MilIiners Use Idea.
Such trick is boon to those
who make hats. They do not stick
to tape. What chance for ribbon,
they say, so they flee to the ribbon
counters and buy lavishly, for what
ever is lovely in coloring goes to
make a charming and salable hat.
The frock of pink homespun car
rieS hat to match. with the cotton
tape weaving its way around the
brim. but there are Independent hats
of linen and straw and taffeta which
show silk, bullion and brocade ribbon
used in the same fetching way.
BY the way. here is another impor-
tant point about this revived fashion
The tape. or ribbon, whichever is
used. is not in the same width. Some
of it is wide. some narrow, which
gives variety to the pattern,
1t will be only step from the
hats and frocks of this kind to hand
bags entirely of ribbon woven and
plated.
Evening star., 1920-03-17

But WELCOME EORJN ONLY
SHOUTED "CHEER UP. CHEER
UP" LOUDER THAN EVER
shouted Welcome Robin from the tip
top of the old apple tree above John
ny's head.
Johnny Chuck looked up and scowl-
ed. Il won't cheer up said he.
There's nothing to be cheerful about"
'Oh. yes. there is" retorted We'll
come Robin. There is everything to
Evening star., 1920-03-17

be cheerful about Every body and
The ice is gone from the Smiling
Pool and the Laughing Brook is
gurgling and laughing again. The
buds on the trees are swelling. and
pretty soon green things will be
springing up everywhere
Pretty soon isn't now" grumbled
Johnny Chuck II have an empty
stomach. but / don't see any green
things to put in it
"My, but you are. cross" exclaimed
Peter Rabbit Il wouldn't be as cross
as you for anything in the world"
You would be if you had been
wakened out OF sound sleep and
discovered that you had an empty
stomach with nothing to put in it.
I've right to be cross. Tell me.
Peter Rabbit. do you know where
there Is any sweet clover?"
Peter shook his head. Not yet
Johnny. Not yet" said he. 1T Is too
early for it. But l know where there
is going to be a lot OF it."
Much good that does me now"
grumbled Johnny Chucn. My. nut my
legs are stiff l don't believe I'll ever
be able to run agan ] wish you d
stop that everlasting Cheer up of
yours, Welcome Robin"
But Welcome Robin only shouted:
Cheer up! Cheer up louder than
ever. and somehow. in spite of him
self. Johnny Chuck began to feel lit
tic better natured.