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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-12-04
WOULD YOU MARRY II
tbg, RICH OLD MAN If
you DENPlHED HIM;
This QSstSoa :, n .Assvsvsd Sy
MsrGves1ts uask II Pictsss "'''
,"Thsps, Man anA . Cist"

II tou vers . young womAa sbous
10 BE- married TO IN oh mas whom
you dstssted. what would you DO 70
prevent the ceremony from being
psrformedf would you make your
escape. arrsyed In your wedding fin
cry. and hide in the woodsf This
was the course adopted by Sylvia
Weston In the new Paramount photo
play. Three Man and . GIRL" starr
Ing beautiful Marguerite Clark.
which will be shown at the Liberty
Theatre Sunday. December. IL.
When Sylvia found refuge in a
summer camp owned by her wealthy
father and which he had leased to
three woman haters for the summer.
she caused commotion. These men
were ChristoI her Kent. who In being
pursued by woman he doees not
care for; Julius vanneman. n violin
list who has been lifted. and Dr.
Henry Forsyth. the self-constituted
guardian OF the others. They are
greatly annoyed TO find their retreat
invaded by u fascinating girl and
they manifest their displeasure 80
foncebly that she takes refuge I'm
nm adjoining house with her old
nurse.
The woman hators then establish
a dead line between the two habi- /
tations. but II develops that one by
one they go to the dead line TO talk |
with the girl whom they find most
attractive. Sylvia calls them her
big. middle-sized and little BEARS" ,
and gradually she learns TO love the
latter. who Is Kent. Tho cast IN
excellent. Miss Clarks leading man
being Richard Barthelmess. Others
In the support include Percy Mar
mont. Jerome Patrick. Ida Darling.
Charles Craig and Betty Bouton.
ALL MEN ARE SERVANTS
s""ss'" VI ~b'h uatFvu nptVtuk
venom at the foundation -stons OF
American Liberty--a flame Of jeai-
ousy and disruption and malice sssks =
Ing to devour and epsuif Americas
labor In i's horrid snd sspaciess
blase - - sr'if1f - -
rhisly . brief description Of "rhs'
World Anams" Frank Ksenan's lat
est contribution TO tho silver scresn.
an intensely interesting drama which
comes TO the Liberty Theatre To-
night.
In a scenario written by Jack Gun
from a story by y. X. James 1
othc nom-de-piumc OF Mr. Keenan,
himsclD the motive OF The World
Aname" has TO do with the problems
of employer and employee. while. In
no sense preaching. Il spreads the
doctrine of Good service The
author takes the stand that all mon
arc servants. whether s,atesman az
lh' head of the government. or the
removing the rafuso OF city
streets al are ON the one plane
when actuatod by the mutual aim OF
good service consclcnilously rend-
cred
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-12-04

IN touch with local farmers who have
the true spring rye for sale at prices
that you can AFFORD TO pay so II plan
ming TO do any spring seeding why
not seed the best seed procurable.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-12-04
Ellison White Lyceum Bureau
Presents William H. Stout
Lecturer with a Great Message
President Of International Lycsum Associatioa win b q
Liberty Theatre Night Of December 9. when
he win Lecture ON the Subject
"Seeing Life Whole"

When William H. Stout you
Particularly attractive
rotation
or wide and splendid
only through the
the practical man-the doer deed
In lecture mental things,
certify who ruths
optimism that inspires
He'll
Stout physically spiritually
brain and kindness.
backed sincerity and life
nobility.
WHOLE"
DURABLE sATIsFACTIONs'
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-12-04
Dainty Marguerite Clark's New
Paramount Photoplay Three Men
And Girl" Very Charming Story

With
the Charm of eHeone
Richard Barbemss. Leading Male .Rols rtst&
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31

necosssry TO enlarEe tlne doruiitor,
accommodation t1 meet this drmann'
This Iifnp lfnubftaht hidltion 20 the
property owned by the institution.
Mrs. Mary Moss. the regular mntron,
win reside IN tho newly equipped
dormitory and will he assisted In N"
government ~ tine two buildings ny
Mrs. Victoria g. Miller. director OF
The physical welfare department.
There n very great need = o d1r-
mitory Tor bows 10 Las Vegas. TINS
school has no such building, but mas
a large number ~ out Of town boys
who ought TO make their nome ~
sucn "a home. lack Of funds deprive
these boys 90 the comforts given IN"
girls
A gift that some day will be- ~
great value TO the school has Just
been made. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
D-eHraftenreld OF Roswell have decided
their lots. south across Main street
from the uampus TO thc institution.
one who makes q gift TO me rnus" or
%cuucati0n In these times make q rltt
81 value 90 ai the people Of the state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
Las Vegas Normal Notes

Friday aud saturday saw
some fine unsket ball playing between
Inc Santa Fe hiehs and the Vegas
highs and Normal University leans
There were fine players on both sides
among boys and girls ana Intense IN
tsrest prevailed fur both girls ana
boys teams The lineup Tor the Nur-
mai University girls was. Forwards.
Nina Garrett and bessie Culhersoni
guards. GLADYS Upton and Ccceiin
McAiurtreyi center ENnlinn Newmcn
and Daisy George. captain The hoys
lineup; Forwards. Ieter pankfytiz,
Antonio Gutierrez; guards. brewster
Hursh tcapiainl and Russell Neisoni
center. Alvin Noylor. The high school
committee. Alice Sundt. Jimmie Sands
ANA Lawrence Dow. Working with The
committee from the Normal tniver-
sity. Daisy George. Hessir Cuiherson.
Pete pnukratz and brewster Hursn.
assisted hy Mrs. Miller, girls coach
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31

for the Normal, gave the visiting Term
nm auto ride saturday afternoon TO
the canon and after the games tho
same evening a iiEht lunch At the
Novelty.
wniinh Mcdonald. q member Of
the senior High school class. has been
appointed srcon alternate "a succeed
polntment was made by senator a.
A. Jones.
Representative ". G. Hernandez has
written the Normal University asking
itt to recommend two capable young
men for appointment 20 West Point.
This rs q great opportunity for Young
men having military ambition ana
desiring Il high class education.
President Blood u the board OF re-
gents. has called u meeting Of the
board to be held az the office OF
freaidcnt Roberts Mondny. Fchrunry
"a. 10 discuss with the architects tho
plans FOR iifeld auditorium and tha
Administration building.
New registrants az the Normal Uni-
vcrsity this past week are Mira MAY
Agnes T%hornhurf anc Miss vivian
Coulter. Miss Coulter h an npuOintee
under the Student-TUucher law and
comes frim Clmarfon. She takes tho
place ~ Miss Edna Rich. % Santa
Fc, resigned.
Miss ida q. Nolda. critic teacher OF
the Seventh grade. entertained Mrs
Ellen Brown. National Y W. q. A.
worker from New York city, Thurs
DAY afternoon.
The board ~ regents OF the Normul
University havc recently purchased
the HAYWARD property az tho cornei
ct National and Main FOR ehe purposes
uf u girls dormltorN. The attendant,
90 the institution has increased so Gee.
J cidcdly % so many wanted rooms M
the schunl dormitnry that 10 was
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31

Tor European cities TO he absent from
New MeNiro till next June.
|" - |H HH"
Mlas Mabclie shelton has been ~
The unat week with bronchitis.
Miss Ruth Stuchheid returned Mon
day from o conference OF y. W. e.. 4.
secretaries In Dallas. TeSnH. ana left
TUESDAY FOR soCnrro on business Tor
the New Mexico Y. W.
Mr. ana Mrs. Clarence Snatt arrived
Thursday from q trip 60 their former
home In Illinois.
Miss Angelica huWden n entertain
ms Miss Maxwell church OF Washing.
ton, u. g. Miss church arrived today
20 be Miss Howdcn's house guest far
several weeks
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
CnEW on sIIIP RESCUED.

WILMINOTON. \, @. Jan 3I-A0-
cording Ia radio messages picked mp
here Inst night the crew ~ h tnut
r'nnmer Mlelero. which sunk nj sen
Monday were rescued hy the steamer
sucrosh. o sister ship. The men were
picked o. this afternoon after having
been nflont in small boats Tor five
IUNa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
LOCATION or HONIE
To HI. DECIDED.

When Mrs. Martin representative
~ the National Wumnn's Christian
MeSifo In February. thu advantages
~ various sites for building The pro-
posed Frances willard home will ho
looked into. will confer with
state officers, and consider ne offers
of land and then will nike recon
hoard in Evanston. ~ The national
board will decide on the best location.
AZ present the city OF Santa Fe a
the advantage OF two oncrs OF land.
Mrs Lindsey's onef OF ten acres of ir-
rirated land near porinles u another
desirable site. The pronercd gift Of
IS residence lots In Morarity, rendered
by Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram y West has
recently been supplemented by an
other oner from Mr.. and Mrs. West.
They declare they do not want Ca be-
left out IN the cold" hui desire to
AVE "a part IN establishing his in
stiiution. me have written that N the
lots in Motinrity are not suitable hat
they have lands in other places that
they viii gladly Offer To this cause,
Mr.. solomon Luna. formerly OF this
city. has written from Long Beach
This week. that her check for me
thousand dollars is to- De- sent immedi-
utelv after the location iH decided.
Ihat ~. Aliuuurutue No. selected the
cheek VIII be FOR 81 600 n 81 another
NNANE W tue NNNNf ~ NMNrNNN Sue WIZ
send only $500. 80 FAR this bonus uf
Mrs. LUNGS OF $500 extra lf the iusfi-
tuition is located here is the only spc-
Ciai inrucement for Albuquerque. 11s
tract OF land adjoining the University
heights Is o. gip outright from Mrs
Katherine Patterson and Mrs Minnie
Byrd, who wish the state " e. r. O..
tu use b Tor the industrial farm. or
10 soil b and use the $1,000 it viii
bring 10 put into the building ON some
other land site.
or course his omer that may he
turned into cash will be- accepted for
the cash hecuuse there are other and
offers. Mrs. Lunh's letter. dated o..
Long Beach, January ~, has this pur-
Hgutph in conclusion
Ny what o. fine ching this indus
trial homo for Spunish-Amcricau girls
viii be- God bless the work. A..
hope the people Boa New McNiCn will
give you good. substantial help. Thcy
ought 10 giNe generously with both
hands us this is 20 very worthy cause
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31

by thu lctal Woman'a Christian Tenn
ptfullCf NTuiun fUr "a reception 10
honul - Afa. Mnftin who is To- come
20 Aibuqnrraue M two weeks a. envoy
uI ne RATIONAL boufu 10 look INTO the
uusinesa ui tlsf proposed Frances Wii-
lard Home FOR Girls.
~ ~ rNpcrted fhir reception viii De
tuudc d Nfueht nniilr for The dnY huf.
Aers. and a. plate for silver oncrings
tot fho nuiecty viii be placed en- a
table 90 rcceite voluntary eoutrihu-
MIA Martin il 10 be ono OF The
speakers ~ the southwest conference
nf the NJ. e.. T.. u. 90 NEST la TT Worth
fthruHrv m amt ~, d VIII come 20
Alhuqncrqre Immediately after ne
Oonrfhtinn.
The commatce IN charge Of the re-
ception OF the W. g. r. ". viii be- Mrs.
Morris. Mrs. g~hrisinnn. Mir- Ncyuoids.
Dr. Ctrfws1phi. Mrs. Strumquist.
or COURSE Will COZ
The swEe b. set for one ~ The hig
events % The senson. The scene viii
be- rh@ E'lk's club rooms. The time
Friday evening FehruHry q, " b.
expected there will be several hum
dred participants in the social drama.
Every person who enters the portals
IN FlppuScd 10 be leading ladies and
CHIEF gentlenfen'' of the eVcning. The
scene may be- shifted 10 suit the actors
to the bali room. the p%ariors. the pool
rooms. rcrpsichore will be the pre-
siding spirit. Directors Of ceremonies
win he AIRS Lillian Hartman John
son. Mrs. r. q Winfrcv. Mrs. VI. y.
Ia Belle. Tho babies and children OF
Albuquerque are TO he the heneficiar-
les Of the AMIR.
Wen go. OF rourse we'll am go GO
the Moman's club hall. The Day
nursery must De supported and in-
cidcntaily we ARE assured q glorious
evening.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
Ms. MINN ~mnNnnLL.

Mrs r. Horgau entertained "a
coterie OF intimate friends this after
noon af an Informal musicale lui
Mrs. Frederick Winu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
MYSTERY soIyTD

Mrs. A-You say YOU kent q cook
for "a whole month. How In the world
did YOU manage itf
Mrs. I've were cruising on o.
housrhont and she couldn't swim Co.,
Boston Transcript
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
NnRIvAIs An GrrNnrrnrs.

Mr J. y. sullivan, his daughter.
Mrs. Hiester and her little son ot DEN
Yer were Ia Albuquerque Thursday.
Mrs. Hlestrr left un The limited for
Phoenix. Mr.. Sullivan viii be- in the
city tili tomorrow
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31

Yonne hady tcominr In with part
ner from room whore bridge b. being
Played on. mummy, I've captured
The "hoohy."
Mother@weii my daughter come
und Kiss me, both q YOU.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
q. ". n. vi. pUOGRAM.

The regular meeting 81 the O. W
y 81. of the Christian church will
De held ON Thur-day afternoon at the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31

Another OF tho successful dances
Tor which the musicians union is not
ed here. waS given last sunday even
ing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31

Edward Sackett. formerly % this
city. spent saturday b. Albuquerque
looking over his m-~t farm and shak-
ing hands with friends. Nc. Snckett
was en- quite FROM .a,nta Fe where he
went to participate in ID session OF the
Scottish Rite order, 20 ~ paso, his
present home.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31

Alr. and Mrs Harry Wolking have
returned from 90 honeymoon "trip TO
points boz southern New Mexico They
are furnishing their new nome. 900
North Twelfth street. where they VIII
Doe domicilcl after the fifteenth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
CAsT FOR arnIDaY ran iaTiI.r


The east for FRIDAY ihc 18TH Joe
scoft's musicpl comedy, which will
he given FOR tho knights OF Columbus
ON February = and 10. has been an
uounted az follows.
Tom lnrrincks-The Ind With The
IiuN-Louis H~cfafldcn.
Dick Kissie- Slick MS q Whistle
RAY McCanna.
chief comnnEo-Chlef OF the Nav
ajo-Simun Bailing.
Blowun Blnir-rhe Millionaire
Bil Mcdonald.
Anso Maleek-A bolsheyik: Simon
Sprote- Hrstwhilt Poet-Ioe Mo
Gamma.
Chuck Observation-Disclosures cat
iieman-Lioyd Kcliam.
Beautiful islinhuw Daughter 81 a
NaNalc--linrtense switzer.
kitty nlair-With an Eastern Air
Grace Stortz.
Petit Pniio-Queen Of the Cabaret
Sydney Wilson.
Pinto Peari-A Western Girl
Evelyn Menrns.
Act oue takes place neu the Iuni
Indian reservation and act two In the
Hotel Astor In New York CITY. The
time Is the present. In addition TO
the cast "a chorus OF 30 people. rep
resanting Indians. cowboys, cowEiris
and cabaret enthusiasts will add To
the liveliness 81 she show nv a num-
her OF original rungs and dances.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31

me Chldrnn's Gym class Of the Y.
W. 4. a. enjoyed an ali Gay picnic TO-
DAY. Miss Hose wuH Official ehaper-
On. This IA the l0ilihcation hat marks
qhe close OF one session in the fymna-
rlum course. The new fsseion Will be-
kin next week
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31

Miss Dewey McGrath. q wiusome
silver Ctty girl. is this week len Alhu-
querpue the guest Of Mrs. Frederic
Vim az the AlNarudo hotel.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31

sixteen members Of the Girls lie
rerye club. had q o party TO 10
meEa Thursday afternoon 4 cainl
Guided In the FUN program. Mis-
Boae. the guardian angel Of the club
WIS the c~hoperone.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31

"htrhe morning scr,ice In The Fnis-
Lor.l church tomorrow, Mis-. Wier
sglil play q violin solo accompanied ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
no 49, MAnRTD wEDNrsDAy.

Representatives Of W. prominent
Now Mralca families VIII he uuiled ul
marriage neat Wednesday morning.
'rhe service win be- at the immaculate
Conception church AZ nine o'clock,
Father Mandaiarl officiating.
ne bride-clefi a. Miss Lea saudo-
vat daughter Of Mrs Alexandra San
dopal who viii change her name t0
IIinf 81 Mrs Daminn q. a. bacn. The
groom IL The son of Don Jose g. de
Iiacu ~ Heruniiilo.
Friends OF the bridal pair are lnvlt-
ID 20 attend b ritual az b church
~ nine o'clock
AMER a wedding breakfast. the
Young couple Will ieass On the limited
Tor San FfanctHro for a honey moon
arir 10 last an Indefinite time
When they return they viii 10 az
20 their friends az Iof norm
street IN this city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31

Tom Caikins has been appointed ,o
he the supply pastor Tor the Metho-
dist church In Belcn. Mr 'alkins mas
not Vet completed his theological
course. hut has had the training of IS
pastorate iH Iowa. where he had
charge Of an services and the entire
parish. His Nue tenor Ole viii hr
q valuable asaei In his charge at BE
len o. in he mission fields Boz" is
training tu enter
MIR. Albert Nohs OF Bcrnulilio. Ar
mnnd Mandoll uf Clovis and the lat
ter'H children. expect 90 leave soon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
Feb. S; Sis P. M:
Cherniavsky Trio, String Band

Those who heard the marvellous Three Brothers on the
occa sion Of their visit here in 1917, will be sure TO hear
then again.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
Aprif2O; S:15 P. M:
Florence Macbeth, Soprano

Mis- Macheth's golden voice took Albuquerque by
storm last winter. She is the friend Of her audiences,
winning them with combined art and charm.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31

the EiiIsroQallkn diotfat 10 foect II
HnHta Ff Hlki week. Na rtruarf Fef-
atr 81 81 ionHE riiId WI &c he'd
tnHdat af9rnouu instead % W.d-
nt-aIaf TNn mcelIne viii Dc a. Vie
lAffo Or ara Norfinefte. 1ie north
Ninth 4|IInI rffnrfInIH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
STUDENT orFRN PosrPONED.

on acednng % The illness % Miss
Shelton. musical director. the High
school Opera. The Bohemian Girl
war ohIirrd 10 be on duty NJ weeks
with An attack of bronchiiiA The
opera All he given hy the SINE cast
ihe thIrd wreck ~ Arrsi-the Gard Is
she date decided for this production.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02

sen on Stock 10 Curtils a Co.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02

men voters with the smell OF the beer
vat on his garments"
Irwin s. Cobb says. after sizing
things up. that "the convention viii
men will furnish the corpse"
Baer asserts in the Examiner;
in their efforts to compel Wood
row Wilson to clatter down in his
tory as McAdoo's popinlaw, the
Democrats are leaving no stone IN
turned, no poison ivy untouched, nor
no toadstool untasted-"
stin safe for Wilson.
When the platform was presented
this morning the reading had hardly
started when the applause Indicated
that the convention is safe FOR VIII
son" and that a straight endorsement
OF the league OF nations is certain.
When the chairman read that the
Democratic party favors the league
Of nations, with heavy accent on the
word the" the convention, from the
delegates on the first floor to the
spectators in the topmost balcony
seat. cheered and applauded. and the
band played
W. J. Rryan must have read IN
this the hOpeiessness of his fight,
but ft did not show in his face
He did not join in the applause
and sut unmOved.
The demonstration lasted less than
half minute, but II showed how
Wilson stands in this convention" as
the newspaperman behind me re-
marked
A similar enthusiastic reception
greeted the condemnation OF "a Re
publican senate for its refusal TO
ratify the treaty" but II was shorter.
The declaration that The president
Is justified in asserting that the
honor OF the country Is involved. re-
ceived not over a dozCn handclaps-
Wilson Recommends sHisEelf."
II Mr.. Wilson S responsible Il the
league OF nations plank. as has been
asserted and not denied, in the Ian
guage OF the old negress, he sho do
recommend hisself mighty high"
Mr. Glass IS supposed to have had
a long distance phone conversation
with the president just before he gave
the platform to the convention. This
led a Wag TO remark that the con-
vention should have been held in a
telephone booth instead OF the Civic
auditorium
we advocate the immediate rati-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02

nature this morning in the Examiner
that "one thing is certain no one
can be nominated without the ap-
proval Of president Wilson" and con-
had to wait for word from a sick
bed in Pennsylvania and this con-
vention waits for word from q sick
man in Washington But, Penrose
was in a position 70 confer with others.
Here we are dependent upon intui-
ton. No one says here in multi
tude there is safety Somehow there
Is a lack Of vim and the determine
ton which is so evident whenever
anyone suggests that there is any
part Of the country in which any
Democratic voter has reached a DIFF
ferent conclusion on any subject from
that to which the president has ar
rived.
THE drift is toward McAdoo. We
are told that the president doesn't
want McAdoo, but this does not har-
monize with the fact that the gov
ernment employees are disregarding
Mr.. AIcAdOo's express wishes and try
ing to force the nomination upon him
over his protest
Mr. McAdoo cannot, in my judg-
ment. carry through the campaign
the handicap Of his relationship 70
the president no matter how love-
aUlG 4 man ne may De- OF now nORu-
lar he is with certain groups OF VOt-
ers. He Will be the target Of every
enemy OF the president without the
presidents ability TO express the
idealism Of the American people. The
crown prince argument is already
being used by Republicans and
Democrats cannot deny that It has
effectiveness.
What shall it profit a party II it
gains the gratitude OF a whole fam
lily and loses its opportunity to serve
the country and the Worldg
Cox Boom Over, He Says.
Of governor Cox. Of Ohio, Bryan
says, in the same article:
The Cox boom has spent its force.
When he tied up with the brewers at
Cincinnati and went into the COVER
nor's office, he sold his birthright for
a mess OF pottage. and in politics It
takes more than two years 70 get a
birthright ont OF the pawnshop. No
man can 80 before the $4,000. 900 wo-