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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-20
fit-Sharing Plan
Proposed Fot Tobacco
Dickey Tobacco Warehouse COMPANY
Will Go Shares with Growers

In order to stimulate the growing
OF tobacco in this section, the Lon
Dickey Tobacco Warehouse Com
pany is arranging to raise tobacco on
a ofit-sharing basis with a number
OF Ben Hill county farmers for next
year, it was stated today by C. B.
Strickland, of Danville, Va, tobacco
expert who has been retained as to-
bacco demonstration by the company.
The proposal, as outlined by Mr..
Strickland, is for the warehouse COM
pany to furnish seed, fertilizer, and
the services of demonstration to in
sure the proper handling of the crop.
while the farmer furnishes the land
labor for making it. These agree
ments will all be made during the next
three weeks as all seed must be plant
ed before January IS.
The only thing that is preventing
big profits in tobacco in this section"
said Mr.. Strickland, "is the fact that
the growers have not yet learned how
to handle properly. With the ex-
perience of the last three years to
guide them, farmers should be able
to realize good money on tobacco
this season"
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-20
Joint Meeting of New Chamber
Directors To Confer with
Special Work Group
Expect To Adopt Program fol
Business Men To Assist in
Crop Diversification

The new board of governors of the
Chamber of Commerce, elected at
the last general meeting of the organ
ization, has been called into special
session at the Chamber of Commerce
rooms tonight to a conference with
the special agricultural extension COM
mittee named at the conference last
week at which Col. B. L. Bugg, pres
ident of the A. B. & A. railroad spoke
in the interests of crop Investigation.
The special agricultural extension
committee had planned to meet Fri
day night but was unable to assem-
Bile at that time because several mem
bers were out of town. The full COM
mittee and the Chamber of Commerce
governors will confer to find a work
able plan for insuring the prosperity
in this section next year by diversi-
fled farming.
The board of governors of the
Chamber of Commerce is composed
of ]. H. Mayes, president, C. A. New
conner and ]. E. Turner, vice presi-
dents, w. A. Adams, secretary, J. C.
Glover, treasurer, and Forest Farmer,
Ed Hussey, G. S. Wilcox, ]. L. Nc
Carly, O. L. Bradshaw, C. T. Owens,
DR.. Frank Ward, w. R. Bowen, L.
L. Griner, J. L. Dorminey, S. G.
Pryor Jr., and Isidor Gelders.
The special committee is composed
of w. R. Bowen, chairman, ]. 7. Dor
miney, ]. E. Turner, NJ w. Garbutt,
J. H. Mayes, Lon Dickey, C. A. New
conner, Drew w. Paulk, C. T. Owens
and w. A. Adams. Ali members of
both bodies are urged to be present
at 8 o'clock in order that the business
can be transacted promptly.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-20
Was One of City's Leading Bust
ness Men and One of Build
ers of Fitzgerald
Banks and Stores Close During
Funeral This Morning at
First Baptist Church

captain E. t. James, leading bus
mess man and one of the early set
tiers of Fitzgerald, died Saturday
night after an illness of about three
weeks. He was sixty-one years of
age and his health had been falling
since he retired from active connec-
ton with his large business interests
two years ago.
captain James moved to Fitzgerald
from Ozark, Ala, twenty-one wears
ago after the boom period of the
c1tys early career as a Northern COL
ony town had subsidized and it was lit
tie more than country village with
good prospects. He organized the
Planters Warehouse of which he
was active head until he retired. He
was one of the organizers of the EN-
pre- Store, the largest mercantile es-
adjustment here, and was vice pres
ldent at the time OF his death. He
was one of the four active directors
OF the Exchange National Bank. He
also had large farming interests in
TINS section, and was considered one
OF Fitzgerald's wealthiest men.
Surviving Captain James are his
widow, who was a Miss Order of
Union Point, Ala, before her mar
rage, one daughter, Mrs. E. G. Hale.
OF fitzgerald, two brothers, D. W.
James of Blakely and w. M. lame.
OF Nacadocia. Texas; two sisters, Mrs
a. Pauls of Blakely and Mrs. J. E.
Newsome of Jacksonville, Fla.
Funeral services were held at the
FIRST Baptist church, of which he
was a member and liberal supporter.
at 1850 O'Clock this morning. Rev
L. Singleton was assisted by Rev. I.
+. Tyson of the Central Methodist
church in conducting the services.
The pail bearers were Messrs. Tom
Price OF Douglas, J. H. Dorminey.
J. D. Dorminey, J. b. seanor, ]. J.
Dorminey, A. ]. Mcdonald, A. H.
Denmark, and Scott Walker. Inter-
ment was made in Evergreen ceme-
terry.
Both banks and several business
houses in which Mr. James was inter
ested were closed during the funeral
services and until noon in respect to
the deceased. The funeral procession
from the church to the grave in Ever
green cemetery was an imposing one.
The sympathy of the entire city goes
out to his relatives and to the bust
ness associates who lose a good friend
and able counsellor.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-20
CITY Meat Market
Under New Control

The City Meat Market has been
sold, stock fixtures and good will. by
Mr.. J. F. Hager to Messrs. G. c.
Gibbs and J. F. Ligget, it was an
nounced today by Mr.. Gibbs who has
assumed active management of the
business. Mr.. Gibbs has been in
Fitzgerald more than a year and is
one of the most popular of the city's
young business men. He intends to
make the City Market compare fav-
orably with the best in the big cities
in quality of goods and n service to
patrons. Mr.. Hager plans to retire
from business.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-20
City Election Cause
OF Little Interest

Little interest is being manifested
in the city election here tomorrow to
confirm the nominations made in the
Democratic primary for city offices.
Only us citizens are registered to
vote in the election, including 81
women. 1t is expected that the la
dies will take advantage of their third
opportunity to express preference at
the ballot box.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-20
Chamber of Commerce Governors
Meet With Committee TONIGHT
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
AT KENNEDY MEMORIAL

Kennedy Memorial Baptist church
will celebrate Christmas with an inter-
esting program and Christmas tree
Friday evening, it was stated today by
Kew. {. A. CHM, pastor. A commit
tee composed of Mesdames CHM. Row
Graham, S. G. Goodner are arranging
the program.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-20
Captain E.. 7. James Dies Here
After Three Weeks of Illness
MRS. BRADSHAW'S MOTHER
IS NOT FATALLY BURNED

Mr. O. l.. Bradshaw returned yes
terday from Opelika, Ala, where he
had gone Thursday with Mrs Brad
shaw to the bedside of Mrs. T. j..
Tillory, Mrs Bradshaw's mother, who
had been seriously burned. Mrs. Til
lory's injuries, while serious, are not
expected to prove fatal. y =,
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-20

Miss Sarah King who teaches
school in Triton arrived Friday even
ing to spend the Christmas HOLIDAYS
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. John
H. King Sr. on South Lee Street.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-20

Atlanta scientists, who testified that
Shepard died from poison. Much of
this testimony of the defense will be
given by experts.
The herald., 1920-11-25
CHARTER.

are elected and qualified: NJ. John san
gassan, President: John Sangassdh' VIC,
President and Treasurer; VI. Geo. DeLu'"S'
Secretary.
ARTICLE XI-The subscribers to tn"
capital stock of this corporation have mere
unto signed their names ana auurSss'a'
and the number of shares snbscrlDSu l"I
by each and II is declared that an eu'
subscriptions have been fully palu ior'
ARTICLE XII-No stock of this cor
poration shall issue except In cohsldera-
non OF cash or property adapted 10 IN
us,.s of this corporation or valuable serN-
ICES actually rendered to it. Any prop
erty transferred to this corporation IN con,
sidcratiUn for its stock is lnNentorltu ana
appraised on the exhibit attached hertte'
ARTICLE NIII.-No share of stock in
this corporation shall be sold untll IL
shall FIRST have been rendered TO tDlS
corporation in writing through ITS BOARD
of Directors and after thirty days nave
ELAPSED following the receipt OF SI'H
notice to said Board. In the interim TINS
corporation shall have the rlEht TO PSF
chase such stock at book yau" aud the
holder i bound to sell same 10 the COT
poratiOn or to such transieree as may De
desi gnated and at such valuation.
No transfer shall be valid unless inc
provisions of this article shall have been
complied with; and this corporation ShaIl
not be bound by any transfer unless en-
tered and of record on its books. -.
All certificates of stock issued 10y lhlH
corporation shall bear printed across tht
face. thereof the notation: ISSUED ana
transferable only in strict acc0rdanr" VIII
the provisions of the charter ana bE :
of this corporation.
ARTICLE MYTHS charter may be
amended ut special meeting of stock,
! holders held after fifteen (lJD days call
! aud on vote of thTee-fOurths CD OF The
outstanding stock. ,
! ARTICLE NV.-This corporation shall
| be liquidated or dissolved in accordance
with existing laws.
| In the event of liquidation, the Board OF
| Directors or any one thereof selected az
| such by majority Of said Board, sinai
act as liguidators or liquidatOr, as the
case may be.
| Thus done and passed. in my office II
| the city of New Orleans, La, on the DAY
| month and year first above written, II
J the presence of the undersigned competen
, witnesses, residents of this city, who have
/ hereunto signed their names, with saiC
| appearers and me, Notary, after reading
! of the whole.
| ORIGINAL SIGNED:
NJ John Sangassan 9 Fontainbleau Drive
| l share; John Sangassan, 40 Neron Place
| $50 shares; NJ. Geo. delucas. az Com
mon St, / share; Fred Deibel, SIG Elm
Witnesses: f. j. Stitch. W. b. Peirce.
! SOL. WEISS,
| Notary Public.
l. the undersigned Recorder of Mort
cages, in and for the Parish of Orleans
State of Louisiana, do hereby certify ina
the above and foregoing Act OF lncOrpora
ton of The Standard Housing In
yestment Association, Inc, was this da,
duIy recorded in my Office. in Book 124t
folio 5l3. New Orleans, November 81; lS-'
! CSIGNED) EMILE j. LEONARD,
A true copy of the original. ,
Notary Public.
<ov Is Dec %
The herald., 1920-11-25
CHARTER.

sumption by the company or the naoih Sies
Ss;d assets and liabilities are shown ana
described and which said assets and In,
terests therein of the said Michel snu
Joachim, are appraised by the Board Oh
Directors Of this company as i0Ho"s' w.
wit: .t d. roc+orv
September Goth, 1920.
Assets
The herald., 1920-11-25
CHARTER.

stockholders ever be held liable for such
contracts, faults or debts in any further
sum than the unpaid balance, If any; due
on the stock owned by him; nor shall any
mere informality in organization have the
effect of rendering this charter null. or
rendering any subsc riber or stakeholder
liable beyond the unpaid amount, If any
remaining due on his stock.
ARTICLE IX.-This corporation Is or
ganiZed un6es-.the laws of the State of
Louisiana, and espec tally Act No. 261 Of
1914. and the subscribers hereto. for them.
selves and said corporation, and for its
officers. directors and stockholders, hereby
accept, as part of this charter. and as con-
ditions of this corporation, all the rights,
powers, privileges anti immunities granted
to corporations, and granted to and con-
ferred upon officers, directors and stock
holders Of corporations by said laws and
said act; said acceptance being as full
complete and binding, as II said rights,
powers. privileges and immunities were
set forth at full lengt h in this instrument.
Thus done and passed in my Notarial
Office. in the City of New Orleans, afore-
said, in the presence of George II. Terri
berry, and Thomas Joseph Dobbins COM
petent witnesses of lawful age, and re-
their names. together with said parties
and me, Notary. on the day and date set
forth in the caption hereof.
tORIGINAL SIGNED):
Names of subscribers and number of
shares ommitted)
Witnesses: Geo. II. Terriberry, Thos ]
Dobbins.
W. W. YOUNG.
Notary Public.
], the undersigned, Recorder of Mort
cages, In and for the Parish of Orleans
State of Louisiana, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing act of incorpora-
ton OF the International Warehouse Co
Inc, was this day duly recorded in my
office, in Book -, folio. New Or.
| leans. November 18th. 1920.
(SIGNED) EMILE j. LEONARD,
A true copy:
(SIGNED) W. W. YOUNG,
Notary Public.
The herald., 1920-11-25

What does the future hold for Joe
wilhoiti Is the National more success
full with these c0mebacks than the
American, because Of more careful
handling. or is Dame Fortune always
with the senior leaguef
Roush, Ring and Eller Of the Reds
all had taste Of American league life.
but they failed to cainch q berth. Who
Wal doubt their right to a place in
baseball stardom npwf Was II care
full management? Was 1t plain luck
Bill Killefer Is another example. The
Browns had Bill once. but he failed
to stick. Joe Wiliioit is going to be
watched this season. and II he shows
the slightest signs OF class such as that
which marked his work at Wichita.
he will be grabbed by no less than
five National league club owners-and
all Of them have promised to give him
every chance In the world.
The herald., 1920-11-25
II L-e-
CHARTER

r PERI, H Of fift ses Offer OFFER shall -.
i ~. r IN itted N parcb each s,ociS's
s $50, sloek SO offered i n s a Prove
aHeunt Of stock he n secordss NY N
,'aI and in tie o mods Ia M. VI
t7lt'r does NOT event thar IN
the s,ock so or,,apSr Purchase cass ii, ~ y 81
any q the strkS,ilset sale, H. N'aa Il
s,"rt I r. . proiats Of n. 50 tssr,,
$40, 10. I : hey hold in tb, WIN the ny
n"S'rdood that az I'M nus cOrporsss.''s
y Gays, wlthost ths I s eIpirstos I
ing sd stool; otreraSs VockhOldsr . u
imoofd upon N 6 5ff5l'y I'd 3! e al $SI,,s
asus con aIqI' =, Be- "a amended v MP
AkciCLE VIM .nCldefs q ~
,'TpostioH shall e So stockhob., y
dep, Il the cerpora,ierr Dc lisbs = q
pslt portion on ION other lbs, %
,un ~. ~ f tbc, no no intormaBt,yp 0ssctpSs |
AliICLE vHI-AmS,'y
'harcr, or liquidstiomn amendment y
,h"II be subject 10 tha Of the Corr,
1914. LOuisiana Le1i.,.s.e'
IT.. TINS sd done and signed ., -
.uy Of New Orleans !, mentioned \
" - Nperi"r and Pren NJ me pr,ss,,
r. Competent witpessal' Z. Ets,sI
"'., .i que reading Of ,ba ana M, NJ
amnrnf ~ ing ing. opposite tSsi, ss
'- ,, ms an original subsc,iTnl,G'e ta 3
/ ~ '4S t 'ggned.) W A'P S, ID
r. 1:'. Street New 0rlesns a SOllira, !
uoliHger, Pearl Pins. La, ! st,.'
i,,l r, W, Sehluter, Pearl 5pS3oiaal 1
Witnesses: c. 0. sno,,,
EtrngtOu. Jr. Sperief, Prsrs.
WARREN '. MILLER y.
!, me IN dersigned. Reco,S.. "'t h
gags IN nd for the p a,'ssSef VI u,
/ Stat OF Louisiana. do bs S,isa Of Oh
I theaboTe and foregoing ieoy eertJ \
,.o.Ts me snlclo Forest ProsU NJ lac'qs
H Ta5'" IS,s nay duly recorded i IN y, Y: {
~ H., 30 ~ + ono 400. u! "a
wv Orleans. October 9Th ,o..
/ lgh'uJ EMILE T. II
offie. 0'islhd on tk ).
| lSalD
| WA RREN Y MJr1rp
Ot. 2l-NOv. 8. 'iAhEK' Not n
The herald., 1920-11-25
CHARTER OF THE INTERNATIONAL
WAREHOUSE co. INC.

Nov. IS Dec. %.
The herald., 1920-11-25
(fAJil0!:.a!!!A!!]!!!l
.RMLAND WGAuM
(CopyrighD
(Copyright.)
Philosopher.

Philosopher.
81 have here a great invention saio
Bagley, at the club.
"YesT
"you notice I have the switch-key
NJ nv car and my latch-key tied To-
getherT
Surely"
"yyeII Won see when I'm down town
in the car and I get ready TO start
home and cane find my switch-key,
saw 10 myself: I should worry!
WHY should l want to so home any
way, when 1 can't get In the house'
And so just stay down town.
FINNIGIN FILOSOFY.
Advice i. usually given { tn
voong. be some ovid coot that
tn same advice was give to
whin he was a bye, an that he
ha. carefully saved be niver US
in ut 'msilf.
Old Notices Remedied While You
wait.
Spartacus-I see the waistline mas
moved again.
Smarticus-Sure The motto OF the
fashion-setters is: "Hew to the style,
let the hips fall where they may"
In Merrie New England.
Young Mainline morning.
| Old Man-(SileDce).
Y. MI say It's fine morning.
o. M.-(Ditto).
Y. Nj say, sir, It's a fine
morningl
o. M.-well, be ye wantin' +
git into q argument about it3
Maybe SO. Maybe So.
"What causes the breaking Of
mans powersT
1.-THE bending Of his energies"
The herald., 1920-11-25
PRACTICAL AD-

PRACTICAL Ab
VICE.
ros Q ctivN
8 o n . In = L q W
I(gra n dly): I
should like to
m q try your
daughter on st.
Valentines Day.
!, Dad (Who has
Just paid q i've
\ hundred q o IL q =
millinery bid:
J Better mako "
All Fools Day.
The herald., 1920-11-25

Total Liabilities and capital. .$l4,S 1876 Oi
Thus done and passed, in my notarlal
office at the City of New orleans, on the
dav and in the month and year hrst aooEe
written in the presence OF Aessleurs f. >
do Verges and Eugene Canepa, competent
witnesses who hereunto signed their names
together with the said appearers ana me-
Notary. after reading of the whole
ORIGINAL SIGNED: w.t..
Peter NJ Joachim, 40 shares; ). water
Michel 30 shares; S. II. Hassam, snare
Witnesses: Ed. J. de Nerges, Eugene
Canepa. ,,srr p,DpISE
Notary Public.
7 the undersigned. Recorder OF MORT
cages. in and for the Parish OF Orleans.
Sfste of Louisiana, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing Act Of lncorpora-
tion of the Columbia Box Factory, Inc,
was this day duly recorded In my once
in Book 1246, folio 32S, New Orleans Sep
TENDER 25th, 1920. o,nD
CSIGNED) EMILE J. LEONARD,
u. X.
7 hereby certify the above and fore
going TO be true and correct copy OF the
original act, together with the certificate
of the Recorder OF Mortgages entered there,
on. of record and on file In my notariai
In witness whereof, I have hereunto az
fixed nv official signature and seal al
New Orleans this the 1lth day or OCTOBER
1920. r,DD,Sp
Notary Public.
Oct 2l-Noy IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-01
Bureau Of
Mis- n &
Relatives

~ STAR lnvites lie rpsA~rs 10 90 this
1pVnstm<ss - en- - h flsding mks~ang
ss>sstveu - svsesds- TIs espassms~s =
= hs,p n r~ssisiss shs>s We have bess
fvSs~As srs missing .rs invited y repsvs
~ 1knsppssrsses atrsrtiy 10 The se.s.
meo1prs Whs may hnSw the wher~absats
- psvssss msssas~<d IN this esiumn -
fni~stsg ass requested aiss - vsps~s -
The ssAs: Oshsv sswsp-s~sv .ss s.vssea
eh<is ecmmwnttiesl
Pastor p. Magyar. a Filipino student
here. Is looking for his brother. Rs.
mon r. Magyar. 81. who Is supposed
TO have come to the United States on
the Japanese liner Persia Maru. last
June. landing either In san Francis
CO or Seattle. The brother left the
Philippines June IL or Is, Magyar
says. 70 Join him here.
Nagar's address Is ISIS r. Marion
st. His phone number Is East soso.
Mrs.. Charles A. Parlier. of asa ~.
nth St. San Jose. Cal. has appealed
TO the Seattle police 20 help her 10
cate her daughter, Mrs Grace wsl-
lace, sometimes called Bobby
she has been missing a year and
q half" writes Mrs. Parlier. .and ]
believe may be In Seattle. She mar
ried q man named William Wallace.
He Is 20. She is 70. traced them
10 San Francisco. where I learned
they were both using drugs. Tell
her. II you find her. that her little
o1ster L. crying for her. and that she
win be forgiven II she win come
home
Mrs. Wallace In described as hav-
ing light brown hair. dark brown
eyes. and Is said TO be very pretty
and slender.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-01
CONSCIENCE
DRIVES HIM
TO PRISON
"Honor" Criminal Returns
From Safe Refuge: Could
Not Betray Trust

SALT LAKE CITY. Nov. H.
Joseph Henry Martin. life term con-
Wet who escaped Is months ago
from the Utah state ponitcntiary.
and who II written down In tho
prison roster as confirmed Grim
inal.. has voluntarily returned To
serve the rest OF his life behind bars
Martin. secure and unrccognired In
Canada. where he fled. came back
because he couldn't betray the trust
OF friend"
His case Is regarded here as the
most dramatic tribute 20 the efficacy
Of Warden George sterrs' honor sys
tenn. and Is the talk Of the peniten-
tiary. a. well as the outside.
Martins record included three
years OF depradations. during which
he terrorired prominent citizens OF
Ogden with hlackmail letters. Among
other crimes confessed to Warden
Storrs was an assault and robbery OF
. prominent society woman. from
whom he took jewelry valued at $500:
the blowing up OF the Ogden home OF
Leroy EccleS and the holdup and
wounding OF emissaries sent TO him
In response TO blackmaii letters.
He was first sentenced TO serve
I'VE years for robbery In 1914. At a
subsequent trial he was again found
guilty OF robbery. and was this time
sentenced to life Imprisonment under
the confirmed criminal statute.
Martin was at war with society. n
uulky and dangerous man when he
was confined for the second time.
Warden Storrs' honor system was
Applied TO Martin. and he was made
. trusty upon his word not TO try TO
escape
II was permitted outside the
prison" Martin says -on tn. night
Of July walked thru the outside
rate. telling the guard that Il was
too hot inside. walked Is miiex up
Emigration canyon There sat on
the ground and pondercd the advisa.
btlity OF going on or returning. !
knew I was doing wrong. and that
the warden had all the confidence In
the world In me.
II deiiberated for half an hour.
wept while. and at last decided that
could not make II back. and u l
did. I might be put behind the bars
] decided that II was too late to rec
ttfy the error. and went on
Il hated to leave because OF the
way had been treated by the
warden He had always been fair 70
me. and n hurt to know that l was
betraytng the trust OF friend
Breeding over th@e things. Mar
TN decided 20 return 10 jail. altho he
Ind made good his escape into Can
ada
His pictures were posted In every
city In the country. but no one had
recognized him He believes he could
have remained at large In safety for
the rest Of his life. but hs decided
that he had injured good man. and
broken the trust Of . friend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-01

took Mac with him 10 the ground.
The little drunk was noar sauashed.
After the four were booked. they
were carted into the elevator and
sent upstairs. Attic the drunk with
the cigar had To be hauled into the
elevator. he stun smoked the eheroot.
We started out once more 20 prowi
tho city ssrets
UNIow.s the time 10 catch gun.
IN men laying for the folks goin'
home" ponlan said. as We started
over the nrrt hill
II was about n p. m. when we
spottea a man walking down In the
shadows Of Union II. near Minor ave.
where va heenr" DOMAIN demand
''oh. Just up the street, ho rcpli~t
Up tho strectr" ponian said We
were getting suspicious. of the
stranger Up whercf What were
you doin' up thcrcf"
'weil. It's this way the man
spoke with bread brogue. Il just
took girl home. and ! was going
home myself
Pretty old 10 BE- runnin' around.
Amt yuhf" ponian asked him
And the man. who was about %
years old. hlunhed nhecpishiy.
He's all right" Mccarthy said 90
me.
Are you irishr- Donian asked a.
parting question.
''indade an ! ann the man ~
piled.
Wen. you're an right then: hurry
up and E~t homer porian told him.
We started out for the bouievarsis
once more. Go catch auto thieves.
spooners. or whatever else might
cross our paths.
tCcutinueb In Next Issue,
Once . hcro. always . hwo-~~pe
cialiy 70 himself