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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-10

These photographs were taken
BY James Hare, world-fanous
press photographer in Kiev, while
the Polish and Bolsherik armies
we're battling for the city. When
they were snapped the Poles were
in possession Of the city. Now the
Reds have recaptured the famous
old Russian city and have pushed
the Poles line back. Fierce light
ing continues.
"The group Of kiddies," writes
Hare, ARE childreniof the richest
people in Kiev. Despite their worn
and patched clothing they are the
best dressed youngsters in the
whole city,"
Below, former Russian general
who ekes out an existence by sell
ing cigarets on the streets Of kiey.
He went right on with his work
during the struggle for the city.
Above, an aged Russian refugee
who had money before the war and
is now begging in Kiev. Ell is too
old to be OF any use in the Bolshe-
vik labor gangs. Some Of the Rus
sian girls in Kiev still manage to
ddess attractively. in a crude way,
despite the terrible shortage OF
clothing and cloth in Bolo-land-
as the lower picture shows.
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Business Girls to
Picnic Tuesday

Next Tuesday evening the BUD
mes and Professional Women's elpb
Of the Y. NJ. CA. viii hold . picnic
at woodland Park. All women saAt
wish to go to the picnic should slsn
mn at the "Y" before Monday even
ing. They will take the e:o'clotk
Warrington car and are planning
to be back for the evening Cnau-
tauqua program. :. I:
On next Friday there VII ibe &
special meeting Of al young 10
men over 21 at the 7. u g. At =! {
1880 ,. m. Miss Mary 3: Hartley
will be there to start 2 Girl Scum
movement. Miss Hartley has tak-
en- a special course in the move g:
ment and will be able to train my
captains that will be needed. Lols
meeting is Just for girls Who NoGa
like to become captains: - +. =
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-10
Andy Smith Held
For Pistol Toting

Charged with carrying a re.
volver without a permit Andy
Smith, colored, Of Grafton street
was held for trial next Wednes
day. July IA, By Justice N. R. Mus.
rcye. Andy posted a bond OF $500
and was released.
Andy and his wife have been it
the police court limelight for some
time back. Several weeks ago.
Maggie Smith took q shot at Andy
on account Of his attentions to an,
other' dusky belle, with the resell
that Andy spent some time In Fair.
mont hospital, after q bullet bad
been, removed from between bis
shoulders.
One night last week, the police
rathered In several colored women
and men at the Smith residence on
a charge Of lettering, and Thurs
div night complaint was made 70
tbs police that Andy had made
threats to shoot another negro.
Yesterday Justice Musrove IS,
Hed q warrant for Andy's arrest.
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)R|0|A''
to
!: On.
City Directors.
WouldNotStan
FortlleD Dancing
MAJORS POSITION
Dot Going to Assist the
Young People to Go
70 the Devil.

TOO much Oriental dancing"
and too many suggestive poses"
In certain carnival show at South
Side bark, brought about a spe.
cial session Of the City Board Of
Directors this morning, at which
the American Legion was refused
permission to continue for an
other week the carnival which has
heen here under the Legton's aus
,pices.
The decision not to permit the
shot to continue was reached BY
\ Q vote Of Two to- one, Directors Ar
nett and Davis voting against the
further continuance Of the carrii-
! "a, and Director Morris fayoring
Il. The meeting was attended BY
the full Board Of Directors, Attor.
ney Rollo ]. ConleY represented
7the American Legion and the man
aver d the oriental dancing show,
{ The manager OF the dancing
I Sssto@ exp 10 die hoard OF az
CONTINUED on Page Threel
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Meeting for
s, s. Workers

There will be s special meeting
Sunday at the Y. N. c. A. Of the
Marion County Sunday School AS
sociation. At this meeting the
final plans will be made for a
meeting Of the whole Association
in Fairmont sometime in October.
]. o. DoOlittle, superintendent
Of Rdal work in. the West VIZ
ginia Sunday School Association
will be In Fairmont from August
3rd to the 10th. he will have with
him the new Sunday School auto
mobile which Is fitted with a mo.
ton picture protector. He will
show some films Of the rural work.
The meeting Sunday will begin
at 200. All members Of the Asso-
ciation are urged to be present.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-10
WOOL GROWERS
FAVOR Pooling.
IConsid idersble Interest Be;
Shown iil hIes
ngs being Held

Great interest has been shown
by wool-growers Of Marion county
In the meetings that have been
held this week In various parts oi
the county under the auspices Of
the Marion County Farm Pureau,
whit the object Of explaining 10
the members the advantages Of
pooling their wool to be handled
by a committee, appointed by tho
bureau. Notwithstanding the rains
that have hampered the meetings
somewhat, there has been a goOll
attendance, especially at Fairyiew,
where most OF the wool;growerS
were in favor Of the pooling plan,
There are more than 5000 sheep
In Marion county, was the state.
ment Of County Agricultural Super.
intendent William McComas, this
morning, each OF which will aver.
axe four or five pounds Of wool,
making a total OF about two car.
loads Of $4,000 pounds per car.
Mannington district produces as
much as the rest Of the couny com.
bIned. with Winfield, Paw Paw,
Union and Lincoln following 10
the order named. Two hundred
and seventy five farmers or a IT.
lie less than ten per cent. raise
sheep, the herds ranging from
less than a dozen to about five
hundred in size.
Supt. McComas went to Farm,
ington this afternoon 10 attend q
meeting Of farmers from that dis
trict.
The meeting time Of the direc'
tors OF tire Marion County Farm
Bureau. has been changed from
Saturday afternoon to Friday
night, the first meeting under the
new plan having been held last
night in the office Of the county
superintendent. Sixteen members
we're present, and discussed the
subject Of cooperative buying, and
! the wool.pooling proposition.
Four farmers Institutes will be
held this fall, at points in Tie
county where the farmers secure
the largest number Of signatures
to petitions requesting that the
meetings be held in their neigh
borhood. These places will be an
nounced later.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-10
BRE|T3:LIT0V}E
VEIA AAll.P|Ng.
ARE EVACUATED.
Soviet Army Are Exert: :
ing Pressure Along a
Wide Front.

PARIS. July 1o.-Lolish forces
are Withdrawing from Brest,
Litovsk, Wilma and Pinsk as . re
suit Of the great Russian Bolshe'
yik offensive, according to q tele'
gram received by the newspaper
Information, / this morning.
Evacuation Of Bfest-Li Litoysk,
wilma and P:rsk would seem to m
dicate a general withdrawal Of the
Polish line to the frontiers OF thai
new republic,
have shown the Poles to be strug'
Cling against the Russian Soviet
armies q considerable distance
from st.Litovsk although Ptnss
would seem to be threatened BY
the advance further south.
=
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-10

The only two countries In which
the mile is Of equal length are
Great Britain and America.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-10
H|GH COURT RULE
NAY NOT APPLY
Attorneys in Gather;
Smith Case Await Gepy
u ~ Dasisioh

Some doubt as to what bearing Il
any, the decision Of the State
Supreme Court Of Appeals will
have on the Gather Smith contest
for the nomination for clerk Of the
circuit court on the Republican
ticket, has ben expressed by the
attorneys on both sides. A certi-
fled copy of the decision will be re-
ceiyed by Attorney Frank c.
Raymond Monday morning, ac-
cording to advices received this
morning from the clerk Of the court
at Charleston, to HON Attorney
Raymond telephoned bis request.
"The Wyoming county case is a
different kind Of suit" said At
torney Raymond this morning,
"and there is a question as to
whether or not, the supreme court
decision will affect the case LII
controversy here. In the Marion
county case, the question OF the, Il
legal counting Of votes where the
affirmation books were not signed,
came up during the recount by the
board Of canvassers. whereas In
the Wyoming county case, the
supreme court decision was the re-
suit Of a mandamus suit to compel
the board OF canyassers to count
the ballots In several precincts
where the affirmation books had
not been signed. Under the law.
the board of canvassers have no
authority to throw out ballots on
account Of failure Of voters to sign
the affirmation books. Such retec-
ton must com, II at all, on a ne
count, when the question may be
raised.'
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-10
.GQ.P.G COMMITTEE
WILL MEET soon
AIlLRL[RgB||RG ||
Feel Tine Has Come to
Find Out What's
What.
8. ~. ~, :.-v.::-.. ~
MUST GET GOING
s,..,., >, Tn. West ,yiroInian.

SPECIAL to ne WeSt'tIrgin'dn.
WASHINGTON. D. c., July 10
The Republican State Central COM
mittee will probably hold a meet
ing at Parkersburg sometime dur
ing the week Of July Is. That was
the report in circulation here to-
day, and It went on to say that
Chairman W. E. Baker, Of Elkins,
is now preparing TO send out the
call. ss,
1t will be the first meeting that
the committee has held since the
statewide primary Of May 25th,
last, and the first meeting Of the
new committee elected at that
primary. 1t will be an important
meeting In more ways than one.
First off, the committee will ef-
feet an organization. Successors
will be elected to Chairman Baker
and Charles G. Coffman, Of Clarks-
burg. the secretary. Headquarters
CONTINUED on Page Three)
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MeadoWbrook Boy
Has Disappea'!Ts:d |: !!

Charles Yauo, Of Mead doxb.csk
came to police headquarters tais ~ !:
morning asking the assistance S1l g
The city officers In finding els
thirteen year old son, Frank H9ao.
The boy disappeared from Ihis
home al Hutchinson and despite
every effort Of his parents ehe hAs
The youth Is rather sman Mi@ q
his age, has on a Light shirt z
pair Of dirty trousers EeA 2
checkered cap which Is rather %
and is in flls bare feet vs.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-10
.Oh,lListe!n
b. ADAM 8. LANE.

Ny Friends,
/ have been Sadly
Torn BETWEEN Ambition
And duty this Past
Week.
The ordeal has Been
Beyond Description. n
You all who are Just
Common Plodders
In the dust Of Lies
Highway,
Can scarcely Imagine
The rainbow Temptations
Which ever Assail
We bright Butterflies
OF talent and Genius
Who .fit Far
Above dull diocritE \
Ass Ass9 9sisdSaA siitssdsa q
Circuit
Is trying to Annex
Myself and tn Professor.
They have Offered
Every Inducement.
The manager here Camps
On my doorstep Hourly.
adam" he Argues,
I'VE could Afford
To release nearly Every
Speaker We Now
Have, il you Would
Continued on Tage Four)
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B. 20. EXCURSION .
TO wheeling
DOrneschie to Succeed
CorneH on B. & 0.
Safety Committee.

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad
win run one Of It's popular Sunday
exclusions to Wheeling on Sunday.
The excursion win leave Fairmont
at 1855 a. M, arriving IN Wheeling
at 1880 a. M, and the round -rip
fare, Including war taxs viii BE
.s1.fO. On the return tl5p the es
cufs,S ,Sne - asiil 7eayet ssias
arsSp. NE and tick kets RAT be ae
eeptable on the excursion ttaia
only. Z
I Baltimore and Ohio employees
are interested in the baseball game
at Grafton this afternoon between
The B. & o. nine OF Baltimore and
ten team OF the Monongah division
Of the B. & o. railroad. Gilmore,
a machinist at the Fairmont shops
of the B. & o., plays on the Nonon-
sah division team.
J. D. Donnechie has been ap-
pointed a member Of the safety
committee o fthe Fairmont ter
minaal Of the B. & o. railroad to
take the place Of 7. D. Connell, re-
signed. Mr.. Connell, who attend
ed Fridays meeting, stated that he
was much interested in the safety
work in Fairmont and would at
tend meetings wehn possible. At
the next meeting, which will be
held on Angus 3, at $3.50 a. m,
Il, 2. Whitner will discuss the sub
iect. "What Can Employees Do to
Spread the Principles Of Safety to
Their Fellow Employees"
Today the Monongahela railway
freight station received word that
the p. R. R. had modified its EN-
harro on Philadelphia so as to
hermit carload shipments and less
than carload shipments when tne
latter is consigned to specified sta. !.
tions.
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Monthly Supper.l

The :. m. black = clalg q. .!lo
Presbyterian church WI ane.1 -
monthly supper on Mo9d1 !.
ing n Al 600 b the Social room. q
he church An meMb . a1a tne.s
friends are invited 20 attend s ne
hostesses will be Mrs III .lth
lin. Mrs. Frank I1cyd and lltl
w S. Mayef2 y d. Z. n
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-26

joyed a prettily arranged luncheon
was served during which the announ-
cement of Miss Clover's coming mar
riage 70 Edward l.. Young was made.
The marriage will take place June 70.
Those present were the members of
the Kappa Delta Gamma club and the
guests were Myrtle Huehn. Mar4on
Dunnigan. Alma Erwin. Katherine Fl
lend. Emma Nanderhof. the Mesdames
Ruth Manhenhel, Clara Prevo and
Blanche Dohlberg
Mrs Marion Hover OF Doty ST T.
very pleasantly entertained the Firth.
stane club at one o'clock luncheon
yesterday.
The Trinity League viii give its nrst
entertainment this evening at the h
Of = hall at the corner OF Holman and
Ogden SITS "Rosinskis Narrow Es-
cape" and the Butchers Quartette"
viii be the special numbers on the
program The mems club Of the Re
Ceemers church Of Englewood will give
the play and the public is most cor
daily invited.
Tho Coffee Social Of the Ladies Aid
or the st. paurs Luthern church which
was 70 have been held tomorrow after
noon has been postponed on account
of the funeral of a member 1t viii
be held June 3rd.
The choir OF the First NJ. Z. churct
VIII b. entertained by the must. com
rs.ttec az the home of MIR. and Mrs.
J q Thompson, 1888 Harrison ST.. this
eTeelng at eight o'clock. There viii
3e "a short rehearsal after -vhl.h a
social time will be enjoyed 4 good
time ~ promised.
The Hammond Chapter. Order OF
Eastern Star. celebrated Friends
Night" last evening. There were over
two hundred and fifty present and the
hall was beautifully decorated with
ferns and flowers. There was a large
class of candidates initiated and each
officer selected a friend to confer the
degree. Ida Haefer, the Worthy Ma
iron. selected Elizabeth Lash to pre-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-26
IN MEMORIAM
MEMORIAL

MEMORIAL
In tribute to Mildred Shade. who is
spending her first birthday in Heaven
aged Is years. May 26th.
Gone from the home and the hreside.
Missed from the circle so dear.
Sadly we gather without thee.
Yet feel thy presence is near.
In the words that the pen hath
Ere thy hands they were folded TO
rest,
Ere the heart was hushed into silence
Ere the Father had whispered IT'S
best"
Then weave we a garland Of flowers
Bright flowers that never shall decay
To crown the dear ones sweet nlem-
Dry.
TIL we meet her just over the way.
one by one our dear band is taken
And sadly we weep DER them all;
With pang for the home that Is
broken.
Where sorrow falls down like pail
But the merciless death angel called
nd the spirit must ever obey.
IT'S the diamond of light that he
takes
anu ledNes out the caSket OF clay.
But over the river the dark mystic
river
He bears the burden we love
May we meet her in heaven above.
Her cherry smile and kindly ways
Are pleasant to recall
She had a kindly word for each
And died beloved by all.
Parents. Mr. and Mrs Chas. SIade.
Brother Edward 5-26
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-26

you see. is perplexed. Down al Eds
house, 1865 South Holman street. they
had two canary birds. Ed called EN-
Mike and Ike on account of the SINH
!arity OF expression and habits. as it
We're. Friday afternoon Mrs. Boiling
removed the water cup from the
wicker cage Of one Of the birds 4
iairly large hole was left in the cage
which fact the bird Noted He flew
from the hole. through the open
kltcnen door, and into the wide. wide
world Mrs Boiling hung the other
BIRDS cage beneath a tree out in
the yard. The freed canary fingered
around for almost an hour and then
set out Cor parts unknown Seems he
was magnificent singer and gloom
hangs over the Boiling homestead.
There is a chance that someone will
pick him up Of course because when
these sonssters get cold or hungry
they lutter TO human habitations Mrs
Boiling is offering a reward for the
return or the bird"
That's too bad but what is Ed
worrying about2"
Well. y'see. hes trying to figure out
which it was that lew away Mike
or Ike"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-26

side. and Henry Mueller. Worthy Pa
iron selected c. n. Jewett to preside
FOR him. Miss lone Reynolds sang
several songs during the ceremony ac-
companied by Theodore Moore at the
organ. After the program an eIab-
crate luncheon was served n the ban
quet room. The luncheon was served
by twenty men who afforded a great
deal Of amusement on account of their
mostumes. They were dressed as
cooks and mattresses In the lunch
they surpassed themselves as II was a
most delicious repast This event viii
Order Of Eastern star Wills r..
go down as a Red Letter Day j.
Ford was chairman for the day and
Henry Mueller assistant chairman.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Cox are entertain
ing few friends at dinner at the
Country Club thi sevening
The Ladies Aid society Of the Mon
roe street Church viii hold its bust
ness meeting Friday. May 2Sth. a
2:3o. a good attendance is desired.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-26

Hester Jane Long. Ruth Malo. Sarah
Turner. Ruth Skinner. Jessie Seegrish
After the initiation a luncheon was
served and plans made for the pro-
gressive dinner party which viii be
given Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Patterson Of
Carroll St are leaving today for Ind
annapolis to be gone over Decoration
Day.
Miss Mildred Emerine Of this com
munity is graduating this year from
Western College for Women. oxford
Ohio. The program for commence
ment begins Saturday. June ;. with the
Junior play. Sunday. the baccalaur-
cate address is given by Dr. w w
Boyd. president Glass reunions. din
ners. the Senior outdoor play and the
opera. "Haensel and Gretel. are sch
eduled for Monday Tuesday is alum
nae day and Wednesday. the sixty
seventh commencement of Western viii
take place. Or Charles + Thwing
president of Western Reserve Univer-
sity giving the address
The Trinity Aid will be entertain
ed tomorrow afternoon at the home OF
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-26

Cretonnes and chintzes are being
displayed now for many pur-
poses. Not only draperies. hang
ings. porch pillows ard furniture
covers are made of these gaily
figured materials, but dainty
frccks, hats, bags. smocks and
NlrtS are also artfully fashioned.
Here is a quaint little goose girl
style made Of crisp organdy and
bright lowered chintz. The tight
little bodice and overskirt are of
chlntz and the organdy collar. little
puff sleeves and front panel are
trimmed with taffeta ribbon bows.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-26

Mrs. Brinckman Is Walthan st.
The r. E. G club viii meet with
Mrs. G. Anderson at her home in
HeEwisch. III. tomorrow afternoon.
Members of the club should leave on
the 100 South Shore
There will be a Bridge party for
ladies and gentlemen at the Country
club this evening.
Mrs. Dora Sawyer of Richmond. Ind
is here visiting her sister Mrs. 4. s.
Hunt Of Webb St.
Mrs W D Webb who has been A
visitor in Pittsburgh. for the past few
weeks is expected home today Her
sister, Mrs. Ewing will come with her.
The department of music of the
East Chicago Woman's club had the
final meeting Of the year The pro-
gram was supplied by talent from
Chicago and it was an unusually fine
one. The following Hammond people
attended: Mr.. and Mrs L. Summers.
Mr. and Mrs. w ID Patton. Mr.. and
Mrs NJ Hover. Mr. and Mrs. y.
Hem5ron. Virgene Hembron and Mrs
lydia VOTERS Van Glider.
friends Saturday evening at her home
on Bauer St. Music. dancing and sew
erai games Of Five Hundred were en-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-26
BUTTON COVERING
HEMSTITCHING IN ONE DAY

AAA<-'A7 eAAA~N' ~ W. Ia
Pleatins. braidins. sewing machines
a bargains; all kinds OF repairs; all
work guaranteed Can at 81 State st.
Just west OF Holman st. Phone AS
Hammond. Indiana. SSH
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-26

MISS Francis EStella ANDERSON an
Miss Gladys Gnlo are leaving today
for Detroit 10 stay over Decoration
Day.
Miss Hazel Harher and Miss Minnie
wehmuiler spent Sunday in Warren
VILE. Ill. visiting Ida Hamer who Is
there at the Margaret Mackinhall
sanitarium for her health Ida Hamcr
is sister Of Hazel Hamer.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Payne OF 2Ss
Michigan and children. Helen and
Eugene are leaving some time in the
near future TO make their home in
Cheyenne, Wyo- They have been resi-
dents Of Hammond for the past fifteen
years and active members and workers
the Christian church where they
viii be greatly missed by their many
friends.
The c Il. Pleasure Club viii meet
tomorrow evening at the Moltke hall
for a social evening.
The Dunes Park COMMITTEES Of the
Hammond Womans Club will meet
with Mrs. Eric Lund at 81 Mason st.
Friday afternoon at $50 A trip to
the Dunes VIII be planned at this meet
ing and all club members are invited
to join this committee on this trip.
Edward Lipinski underwent an OPP
Grafton on his nose yesterday in
Chicago hospital.
The Kappa Delta Gamma club had
a very nice dancing party at the Lyn
dora Hotel last evening. There were
over ninety couples present. The
grand march was led by Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Wilcox. The music was furnish
ed BY Mckelvey's Every one re-
ports most delightful time.
The Golden Rod SOCIAL Club will
meet with Mrs. ]. s. Murphy. 234
Gostlin St. Thursday afternoon. All
members are requested to be present.
The Indiana Sun Flower club viii
entertain a tea party tomorrow af-
ternoon and evening at 293 Truman
ave. All members are requested to
be present and bring friends. The
public is also invited.
The Loyal Star Glass of the First
& nrlSIlAn CAUTCn Will nOiu a IareWetl
social at the home OF Mrs Herbert
Norton of 537 Murray St Thursday
evening, May 27th 1t is a class So
clal to be given for Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Payne who are soon to leave /
Hammond to make their home in Chey-
cnne, Wyoming.
The Advance Pleasure Club Of Moltke /
Lodge, 1. o o F. will hold May
dance at their hall. 297 State St. on
Saturday evening. May 2sth. All Odd |
Fellows and Rebekahs are earnestly |
requested to come and bring their |
friends.
The Ladies Aid Of the Pine Street (
Presbyterian church will meet at the 1
home of Mrs. Joseph Boner 429 Mich !
gan ave. tomorrow afternoon at two /
clock.
The Fifth Division of the NJ E La
dies Aid will meet tomorrow at the
home Of Mrs Margaret Mcmahon. ass
Bauer St. at $50.
The initiation of FIVE new members
into Beta Gamma Sigma took place
Saturday evening at the X Of P hall
in East Chicago. Candidates were !
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-26
QUESTION WAS 1T
IKE OR MIKE?

Have YOU noticed the worried look
on the face Of I'd Boiling Of late2" in
CURED one Of his friends Yesterday.
Well. III tell YOU what it is. Ed.