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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-23
Reflners Tell Government Officials
Necessary to curtaiI Use Of Gas
to Prevent Price Going Be-
yond 40 Cents,
WILL FIRST APPEAL TO
CUT DOWN Joy RIDERS
Plan Would Be Voluntary With the
Dealers; Consumption Is Now
100000 Gallons Daily; Pro
duction 100000 Gallons.
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Washington, July ga gasoline
ration system to be applied through
out the entire United States is being
considered by the refiners.
The system is designed as a last
resort to curtail consumption and to
keep prices from being forced to
more than 40 cents per gallon, ac-
cording to reports by the represep-
tatives of refiners, made to govern
ment officials.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-23
CHICKS LOSE IN
SECOND GAME To
SCHMIDT 5 CREW
Lewis Is Driven to Showers IN the
Third; Kraft Holds Twins Score
less Remainder OF Game;
Gives Three Hits.
Special to the Express.

Special TO the Express.
FIT. Smith, July 23.--Reudys single
and walk to Kitterman enabled
Pettigrew's single to score Reudy,
preventing a shut-out for the Chicks
at the hands of the Twins here yes
terday afternoon. The score was
to I.
Lewis was driven from the box in
the third and Kraft, who relieved
him, held FIT. Smith to three singles
during the remaining innings.
The score:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-23
RETURNS FROM TRIP

Rev. C. ]. Kellner returned this
morning from a trip of several weeks
during which he visited in Washing
ton, Boston, New York and at points
in Michigan. Mrs. Kellner will re-
main for several days in Michigan.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-23
FE -UN|ON|STS
CONT |NUE FIGHT
By United Press.

By United Press.
Belfast, July 2S.--Street fighting
between the Unionists and the Sim
Feiners continues.
Eleven have been killed and 60
wounded since Tuesday. Many build
ings have been burned and all hos
pitals are filled with the injured.
The Sim Fein is reported to be
gathering force as reinforcements.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-23
COUNCIL POSTPONE MEET

The absence of quorum prevent
cd the. regular semi-monthly meeting
OF the city council booked for last
night in the city hall Business slat-
ed for this meeting will be transact
ed when the council holds its first
meeting in August
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-23
HARDING STAND
ON ISSUES HAS
PARTY APPROVAL
By United Press.

By United FreS5.
Marion, Ohio, July 2S.--Party lead
ers are unanimous in their approal
of Warren G. Hardings position on
campaign, according to telegI ans re
ceived here by the presidential can
didate after his speech of acceptaSice
yesterday.
The kilograms expressed approval
especially on his stand on the League
of Nations and the mild resert alton
lists as well as the bitter enders arc
apparently pleased.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-23

help us drive Gore from public Of
flee.
Adopted this 22nd day of July, A.
D. 1890, by Post No. "a.
81. E. Emanuel,
American Post No. "a Commander.
Geo. F. Rice, Adiutant.".
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-23

Summary. Two base hits, Brown
ing, Davidson, Schmidt. Sacrifice
hits, Muller. Stolen bases, Brown
ing, Reudy, Pettigrew. Poolaw Bases
on balls, off Kraft l. off Wade 3.
Struck out, by Wade 8. Hit by
pitched ball. Mueller, Reudy. Double
play, Zunigha to Browning to Parker
(2). Left on bases, Chickasha s, Ft
Smith .. Hits. off Lewis in in
nings. Time 1885. Umpire Setley.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-23
HARDING ASKS TENN.
TO RATlFY AMENDMENT
BY Unltd Press.

By Unitd Press.
Marion, Ohio. July 23.-Warren G.
Harding, republican presidential nom
inee, has made another strong ap-
peal for the ratification Of the suf
frage amendment in message to
the republican members of the Ten
nessee Legislature.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-23

Miss Edith Scott Upp, who has
been visiting her uncle, |. II. Har-
ness, and family near this city, re
turned to her home in Tulsa last
night.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-23
REsoLuTE IN LEAD
BY United Press

By UHIIVU TTtH5
New York, July 23.-The
fourth race between Sham
rock ~ and Resolute, challen-
ger and defender of Ameri-
cas- cup, was started this af-
ternoon. The resolute was
leading by two minutes at the
end Of the first ten mile leg
of the course.
L n 4 a a 4 4 a a a A .
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-23

Misses Nellie and Ella Zimmerman.
The sons. are, Charles Zimmerman,
employed at Mr.. Wolverton's garage
here, Robert Zimmerman, farmer
living near this city. and L. NJ. Zim-
norman of Henderson, Neb.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-23

Batted for Carrity in ninth.
Xxx Batted for Kraft in ninth.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-23

All the latest news by
wire every day from the
United Press Association.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-23

Yon will fiRd all Shs
local news every da- In
rhe Daily Express.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
Short SnatCheS
From EUe7yWhere

IN auto driving, the least reckless
are the most reckless---Nortolk
Tirgilian Pilot
German clocks for sale again IN
England but purchasers VIII take
their own time--Wall street Journal
eEoldup Nan Refunds Victim Car
fare" Showing the essential cirier-
encs between a footpad and prof
iteer-Kansas City star
China is TO have a cousoruuna- Cuba
old @ s. A can have IS an lroarium-
Michigan state Journal
Kentucky is reported TO be safely
Democratic. Well. you couldn't ezpec-
her to change all her habits At once
Greensboro N c. News
u used TO Be the ladies OF the
ballet" that disturbed masculine
equanlmitys now i is the Tables Of
the hallot"-NcrfolE Nlrgiula1 Pilot
". J. Bryan's silence strike IS nov
On its 18th week II is suspected tlar
william makes a surreptltious speech
20 the cook now and then-Szn Fran
cisco Chronicle
II cars keep going Up and Fords
keep going down. a fellow won
know whether TO buy a new Ford
every morning OF take the street car.
Syracuse Herald
Once IN a while one runs across O
man who IS 50 poor he cart afford re-T
inner LAaea anu AA9alA HsAAaN NlAaHa
his next gallon OF gasoline IS COM
ing fr0m--Toledo Blade
At least one reason appears for de-
ferring the Inauguration OF the presi-
dent four months af-er the &oEeu-
Der election; IT, gives his voice
chance to resr-Boston Herald
A Chicago -uostman admits huruing
all the political circulars 90 tighten
his load II he could be tried b. p
jury Of the men on his route he would
be acquitted--Sy racuse Post stand
ard
One Tag and one language IS the
cry. Good and that should mean q
language in which even a down easter
can understand a down Wsster. and
vice Tersa--St- LOUIS Glohe-Demo-
crat.
A Boston paper SAYS there IS an
unusual amount CT dirty money IN
circulation. You see. there's very
little Of our money the Drofiteers
have not touch ed--Greenvill IS. CO
Piedmont
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30

Jose Collins viii sing the title role
in "SybilT in London
The death OF Olive Thomas did not
affect the public demand for her
films.
Fred Stone win appear at 6 benefit
IN Boston. Sunday. December u, for
the Children's Hospital and Gonzales
cent Home.
Harry Tierneys composer OF Irene,
Z has gone abroad 20 spend some OF his
royalties
Somerset Vaughan IS writing a
play Of oriental life which viii 90 in
rehearsal IN January, according TO A.
n. Woods.
Charles Compton says there are two
kinds OF hose-that made OF rubber
and that which makes you rubber
Valentine Jorys who is acting IN
films, nowadays. is enjoying an en-
forced lay-off. The wind blew over
the pyramids.
Edward Royce has begun rehears-
ing the chorus for sally in the Al
lev" in which 1Iarilynn KILLER and
Leon Enrol viii star. Dolores VIII be
in the cast
Hugo BALM. picture producer has
arranged 20 make a film Of East
Lynn" with Mabel BALM in the lead
The cast OF The Broken Wing"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
bedtime Stories For The Little Ones

one day when Uncle Wiggily
reached his hollow stump bun ga
low after having been out hunt
ing for adventures, he saw Nurse
Jane Fuzzy WuzzT sitting at the Ia
hle with many bright colored feath-
ers and bits Of gay cloth around her
'1Iy goodness ne sakes alive and a
bottle Of apple saucel" laughed the
bunny gentleman, as he put his tail
SIX hat on the gas stove 70 keep it
warm are you making yourself g
new bonnet Miss Fuzzy Wuzzy2'
NO, and I'm not trimming over an
old hat, a1 I sometimes do" said
Nurse Jane, with a smile that made
her Whlskers sort OF 60 1ip-flap
around the back Of her neck.
Then what are you doing2' asked
Uncle WiEgly.
the muszrat lady housekeeper- You
see susie Littletail, the bunny rab-
bit girl, Oh Going TO have party
tomorrow and she asked me 70 make
some little cards. on which she could
write the names OF her guests. These
cards VIII be put at their places on
the table and each one VIII know
where % 1it.-
but what has ali that TO do with
peanut huEsF asked Uncle WigEilv.
That o. unless you put little ants or
lightning bugs inside empty peanut
shells, so tho tiny creatures wiz hop
around ard make believe the peanuts
are lllVel on. Nurse Janet That
would be q fine take2' laughed the
bunny.
Wen. g ls the kind OF a Joke I'm
not going % play said Miss Fuzzy
WuzET. 7 an dressing UP peanuts
so they look ike bugs and spiders.
See. this IS how DO IT,"
The muskrat lady housekeeper
took I'D IN one paw q regular. ordi-
nary peanut In the other paw she
took g paint brush and in less time
than &C takes a monkey to catch a
popcorn. ball NurEe Jane had painted
some red, green. blue and gold spots
on the peanut Then with glue she
fastened on some chicken feathers.
also brightly colored. aud-Drest0l
she had what looked TO be a very
bright bug, but OF course IL wasn't
alive.
That IS a peanut bug" said Nurse
Jane. -Eou can give 30 any name you
IKE. such ss Flippsy-Floppsy, or
Suoodte-Doodle. Now III paste this
peanut bug on g card and Susie VIII
write on the card the meme Of some
one who is coming 70 her party 1t
will be e little souvenir or favor, you
Euew-"
II see" said Uncle Wigglly. pea
nut bug place cards are a good idea
must set up party and have
some
unols wiggily sat down. and Tor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30

people of FL Paso meet them with receptive and copre-
bending spirit.
The coming meeting Of the southwestern division Of the
American association the advancement Of science in FL
Paso is no ordinary event There VIII assemble here for
the first time organized body Of scientific repre-
and experiment There viii be men here who have done
notable work in discovery, IN invention IN rscyng eor
perfecting system. There vii be men who have delTed
deeply into the Of things and To know is to know
the cause as remarked Of the great philosophers
Those who to FL Paso from the neghborng states
VIII find here men and like themselves, who quietly
but perstenty apply their skill and intelligence 70 solving
LIES puzzles
some folks think Of scieuc" as something absruss and
generally useless exercise Of Wits with no prae-
tica application But moments thought ought to sug-
gest that Science underes and makes practical all
know Of the universe its forces its Materials its
Science brings into the world, keeps US alive gives US
contact with fellow creatures and makes eternal that
Of good which accomplish here Science creates and
science mmoraze Science reveals to successfully the
secrets which the universe gives up so reluctantly and
things which to puzzles mysteries that seem en-
tireIy battling VIII be ohilds babble IN few years
Be thankful that all science is not practical" Leave
little place in the world IN the human mind for
thing which cannot be weighed valued in money. Leave
little for abstract thought which arrives at ultimate
truth Leave little for that kind Of beauty that
consists IN simplicity and completeness in fufiment.
-o
The @reds" IN Juarez but not the poisonous kind
There are too many people living today what they
expect to get tomorrow.
A plebiscite is where the pebes get "theirn.'
If there any doubt about it it not earthquake
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30

are concerned said Joseph 3. smith.
and this condition persists IN spite
Of the temporary financial strlnEency
Of the country. because OF the fact
that Fl Paso is the natural gateway
20 and from Mexico. which is Just
beginning a period OF reconstruction
the possibilities Of which are limit
less. To e great extent the impor-
lance OF FL paso as a center for i'm
porting and exporting viii be deter
mined by Fl Paso's business and
financial activities. In this however,
we are safe in believing that II Paso
viii measure up TO its usual high
standard OF efficiency"
Newspapers have helped police re-
cover many stolen automobiles said
police sergeant J. E. stowe las
soon as an automobile is reported
stolLn. traffic officers and patrolmen
on beats are notified. Then, as a
rule, the newspapers publish the car g
description. AS result. citizens fire.
quently advise US that they have seen
the machine, often making recovery
possible.
while some recklessness has been
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30


yellow body and fastened on It some
bits OF green yarl for legs.
This IS going TO be the Glbble
Gobble bug said the bunny 70 him
self as he picked out some purple
feathers for wings and made a tai OF
black speckled silk. -Oh. I hope no
one viii be frightened, even in fun
OF this bug" said the bunny.
Just then the doorbell of the hol-
low stump bungalow rang. and Uncle
Wiggily, carrying the Gibble Cob
bic bug in his paw, hurried down the
hail to answer.
That is probably Nurse Jane com
ing back, 20 finish making the pea
nut bug place-cards for Susie.
thought the rabbit gentleman I'll
open the door sudden like. and just
stick out this Gibble Gobble bug.
without letting her see me.
She'll think one Of her own pea
nut bugs has come 10 life. and has
flown out TO meet her And, oh. my
won't Nurse Jane be surprised2"
Uncle Wiggly was SO pleased with
his poke that he stopped TO laugh.
holding the Gibbie Gobbls bug in one
paw.
Iing-a-ling.' went the bell again.
Nurse Jane is in a hurry" thought
the bunny, skipping along with the
peanut bug in his paw. Quickly
Uncle Wiggily opened the door, and
thrust out the queer Gibble Gobble
bug. At the same time the rabbit
uncle loudly cried;
Boo
"Oh, my goodness me- Oh. NY
sakcs alive, On. what a savage bug.
with o red eye and a blue eve and
green legs and black speckled talla
cried loud voice, and then some
body tumbled down the steps.
Oh, dear, I hope I haven't surprised
Nurse Jane so that she fell off the
sLoop- gasped Uncle Wiggily.
But when he opened the door. there
was the bad Fuzzy Fox running
away L was the fox who had rung
the Dell. expecting TO get the bunny.
But Alr. LonEears. by suddenly
thrusting out the Gibble Gobble bug.
made OF feathers and a peanut. had
scared the bad Fuzzy Fox until he
turned q back sOmersault
Wei, it's a good thing I know
now 20 make peanut bugs" laughed
Uncle Wigglly. And when Nurse
Jane came back after fixing AIRS.
lppieWobble's cake. the musyrat
lady let the bunny help her make
more bugs
And IL the sQueaker doesn't dron
OUT OF the rubber BAN and hide in ne
umbrella with the tin whistle IN
tell you next about Uncle Wirrilv
ana the sticky fudge-Copvriah
~. oy Mcclure Newspaper Syndi-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30

So Nurse Jane. dropping all her
paints bits OF wool silk and yarn. as
well as the peanuts. hurried over TO
Mrs. WibbleWobble's-
NOV IS my chance" laughed
Uncle Wiggily when his muskrat
lady housekeeper had gone III
make some peanut bugs myself and
surprise Nurse Jane when she comes
back I have been watching her and
think can paint Up one and fix on
the feathers and such like, as wei as
she"
Uncle Wigguy painted one red eye
ana one blue eye on the biggest pea
nut he could find. Then he made a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
about AniH1als-
And Humans

ont IN Kansas a Mrs. Monkey az the
zoo has given birth 20 a little mon
key. And the little devil IS so thin
they've named lt George tte--lthaca
CV. y Journal
"a san Francisco man broughr suit
for divorce obiecung to his wife
bringing a pet lion TO bed with herr
Gesf some husbands are certainly
dniciry (donL) Indepeud-
About the only advantage a horse
has ia that he doesn't have 70 take
off his shoes when he goes 10 bed
Galveston NeWs-
"A horse bit the rear IRE OF our
neighbor's auto and blew OUT his
tssth.-Edmonton Canada Journal.
Walter Little. our Wel-SnQu o.
fellow toWnsmans was picking black
berries last week and was badly
gassed BY skunk. - arkansas
Thomas cat
The chief aim Of every aliigator's
life Is 70 become a Eatchei.-Border
cities fOntariol Star
Look. mother" cried Willie. point
ing % the elephant -he's bigger than
III, Amt hep which bow many
times must I tell you never TO say
ANTI Boston Transcript
Circus manager. so you want
Job, do yuu- what steps would you
lake Il a lion were 70 escaps1T Good
long ones guVnor- -Edinhursl
scotsman
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
D THE PEANUT BUGS

some time watched Nurse Jane make
the peanut bug place cards Some pea
nuts were turned into Squiggle Bugs
Gy having a few dabs Of paint
spiashed on them and feathers fas-
tened TO their backs Other nuts were
made into While Woozles. which are
very funny insects, indeed. having q
piece Of red yarn for a tail
And then Nurse Jane dressed a pea
nut up in q piece Of blue silk, with
pink flannel for wings, and gold eyes.
Next she made a Zizzle Izzls bug
I wish I might make some peanut
bugs" said Uncle WiEgilT. Just
then the telephone rang. and the
bunny gentleman answered Il. Mrs
WfbbleWobble, the duck lady. was
quackinE on the other end OF the
wire.
please ten Nurse Jane TO run over
for a minute" begged the duck lady.
'-lly chocolate cake has all turned
white, and maybe she VIII know what
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
II Years Ago Today

VIE opera house. three stores. nine
/ dwellings and three barns in Gal-
- llzen; Pa. burned yesterday. The
According to plans which have been
linisled by architect F. C. Hurst
LoWell. Arlz, viii have one OF the
1nest club houses in this section. the
git OF the Copper Queen country.
The Elks had a Jolly time for
Thanksgiving day An excellent din
ner was served during the afternoon
TO members and their families. Ar
mold Strelitz filled the gaps with Sc
leclions on the pianola- Miss Flor
ence Hail sang and played several
selectlons. J. J. Crawford. Clarence
Plckrell and a number OF others
danced fancy steps.
Twenty-Five young men. whose
homes were formerly in the state Of
Tennessee, were guests OF E. B. Clark.
w. S Clark and Leland Reavis az the
Clark residence, SIG Prospect avenue.
last evening.
A. e StilWell. president Of the kan
sas City. Mexico & Orient railroad
and a party Of 50 capitalists from
eastern and northern cities, arrived IN
FL Paso last night and left this morn
ing for chihuahua, where they VIII
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
CITY Should Have More |Made In 81 PaSo" Articles;
Texas Highway No Is Important Road For Tourists

evidenced by motorists driving over
the scenic drive. most Of the drivers
use common sense CROUCH 10 be care
fui." said chief Of police 7. r Mont
Eomery. Officers are placed on the
drive on Saturdays Sundays and
holidays. when traffic gets heavy,
but we have found that drivers, even
when cautioned by the officers show
a willingness TO cooperate. While
there are several sharp turns and
deep drops from the drive. dangers
OF serious accidents viii be slight as
long as the present tendency to care
fulness on the part OF the motorists
are observed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30

70 give I'D his vocation when he lost
a leg through an accident was ten
dered a benefit BY his friends IN the
theatrical profession at the Coban &
Harris theater. Many stars and head
line acts assisted Through the e.
forts Of Mary Nash a special perform
ancs OF her new play Thy Name Is
Woman" VIII be given at the Play
Wee Home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30

ssT1E PAsO needs factories 20 make
wearing apparel and medium
priced goods" said A P. Barg-
man. There is a large amount or
labor available in FL Paso- There are
already two overall factories IN III
Paso. Furniture manufactures are
needed. especially 70 make refriger-
ators and other heavy articles. Fl
Paso has made a good start towards
manufacturing the things il needs
and this idea should be extended IN
til we are able to furnish our houses
ana clothe ourselves with made in
Fl Paso' articles"
"El Paso should exert every effort
to have completed Texas highway
10. 1. extending from TeNarkana to
the western border Of the state said
county Judge 2 B. McCintock- With
exception Of a few links at various
points. the road is finished, and many
automobile tourists use It. When COM
pleted it will do much 10 make more
popular an automobile tour through
the south"
al Paso IS at an era Of prosperity
as far as importing and exporting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
Human Nature

TIE my
cid contrary
weather provides the 0oh goods yet long
blizzard the
fEl legion and while and gndest region
perfect day" joyous fsks
etae over things they and remark "You bet vhsk this
genial pairs blocks Of five ny spnster auntis
roofing ts o. that
would f And
throwing
hey cline There bliss mortal until be quits
shining portal
And that bright aHdps hen sanity guide
+Ih looks beside
Copyright By George matthew Adams WALT MASON.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
Good

IT IS gratifying TO know that out OF 1900 head Of dairy
cattle examined in the Grande project in Texas only
three were found have tuberculosis The government
examiners declared the record unusually good The worst
Of bad milk is not present in sufficient quantity II
this section Of the country to be alarming.
One Of the disease breeders among children IS bad
milk It viii be wasting time money, and effort FOR New
Mexico and Texas fight tuberculosis after it starts If
nothing done prevent it. It has been found in New
Mexico that percent Of the school children examined have
tuberculosis OF traces Of It. One insurance against such
high rate in the next generation would be supervision Of
milk output by experts
No daiTyman wants tubercular his place, but
few dairymen can tel whether tubercular A
trained baceroogist tell Since the taxpayers are
paying for the services Of examiners the dayen and the
public entitled 10 those services regularly Progressive
darymen IN FL Paso have the tests made for their own
satisfaction and guaranty against loss IN the herd and
respectable daan would object to periodical nspe
tons and the destruction OF diseased animals.
The X-1ay expert who expired is now an ex-X-Tay
expert.
Constantine, knowing when he is vel off, VIII tarry in
Switzerland.
One of the things people pay no attention to any more
is proclamation
Good, The more communicated. more abundant groYs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30

Helen Hayes's next play VIII proc
ably be one written by Booth Tar
kington- He wrote George c. Tyler
recently as follows;
7 read somewhere you wanted 20
put Miss Hayes in a part utterly IN
like any in which she has already
been soon. ] want to try my hand at
creating such a role. but I'm not go
ing TO let you in on the secret until
the thing is finished. I just want to
fool with It in my own way. Are you
Interested
1Ir. Tyler didn't write 1lr. Tarkiug-
TOME wired him 20 go 70 IL.