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Evening star., 1920-03-30
Chanuinu Your Pictures.

There are some ancestral homes IN
our own country as well as In the old
world where the same picture mas
hung upon the same wall for CEN
tury or more. The idea Is that the
picture shall hang there as long as
old ancestral portrait by Remney er
Van Dyck perhaps there ID no objec-
tion. However, there ID y new the.
ory that pictures should be changed
every 80 often and that though We
should have very much fewer pictures
lowed to remain In sight after we have
become used to them.
Perhaps this notion came from ia
pan, where there are always far more
art treasures hidden away In boxes
In the storeroom than one ID per-
mitted to see. The idea 10 that too
many beautiful objects detract from
each others beauty and that It Ia bet
ter to show but one or two at a time
keeping tho others for other oc-
casions. 1t should depend on the
weather. the occasion, the sort Of
flowers with which you were going to
deck your room Just which of the
many vases you would use.
The same idea underltes the new no.
tion OF keeping only . few pictures
two or three for an entiee room-out
at once. but changing them from
time to time. You know how 1t Is in
your own house. The. picture that
impressed you so when you saw it in
the art dealers window, the picture
that you 1onged to have and that you
talked about until somebody good and
generous gave it to you for Christmas
or a birthday-that self-same picture.
now that it has been hanging there
over your desk for two years. you
hardly notice. Yet. it's colors are as
striking, its lines as appealing, it's
whole tone as de1ectable. It is just
that you have got used to 1t. 1t Is a
melody that you hear until you grow
satiated with it. The best thing to
do is to give yourself and 1t a vaca-
ton. Put it away and put another
picture in its place. A year from now
you will look at the picture with an
enthusiasm even greater than that
you felt for it at first. 1t will be as
an old friend come back.
The one-picture room has become
Evening star., 1920-03-30
Dutch Give Grain to Germany.

THE HAGUE, March 80 (HayaO.-
The Dutch government IL reported to
wheat and harley for rsvictualing
towns in the Ruhr valley.
Evening star., 1920-03-30
Ne,D Way to Remove
Hairs Creates Sensation

Actually Takes out tne ROOtsb
/ What beauty specialists regard
as one of the most important dis
coveries in recent years is the
phelactine method of removing
superfluous hair. Its great advan-
tage, of course, lies in the fact
that it actually removes the hair
roots 1t does this easily. instantly,
hsrmlessly. Sufferers from the af-
hNtion named need no longer de-
spair. The actual hair-roots come
out before your very eyes. leav-
ing the skin as smooth and hair
tess as a babes.
Because it offers such complete
relief. a stick of phelactine is the
most inexpensive thing a woman
Fan buy for the removal of hairy
crowths. For the same reason
: druggists are having an enormous
demand for it. You can use it with
entire safety; it is so harmless one
could even eat it without any i'll
. effect.-Advertisem
Evening star., 1920-03-30
K. C. to Give Statue to Metz.

PARIS. March 80 (Havas).-Ameri-
can Knights of Columbus have plan
ned to offer to the city of Metz
statue Of Lafayette, who started from
that place to offer his services to
Gen. Washington in the American
revolutionary war. according to an
announcement made by Edward L.
Hearn, general commissioner for Eu-
rope Of the Knights of Columbus.
Evening star., 1920-03-30

quite q fad. The fact 10 that We no
longer regard eur wallis as unlimited
spaces whereon we may with artistic
impunity tack up any and every pic
ture that suits our passing fancy,
The picture bears q very Important
relation to the decorative scheSAA Of
the room, and though We would hard
" wish to select our pictures t.
match our chihts. still w should cer-
tsinly take inte consideration the
general tone Of the room before de-
Gliding which Of eur pictures we would
hang therein.
Evening star., 1920-03-30
BERLIN WAGE DISCREPANCIES

BERLIN, March Is: Correspondence
Of tho Associated Press).-A days pay
for . skilled mechanic Is not suffi-
Client to buy q pound of butter at
prices prevailing here. despite the
fact that large Industrial plants are
gradually adjusting their wage scales
to the mounting cost Of living.
The pay In the metal trades now av-
erages about marks an hour. and Is
generally granted without opposition
hy the employers
Evening star., 1920-03-30

SPRING TAILORED SUIT WITH
NARROW. SHORT : SKIRT AND
STRAIGHT JACKET SLIGHTLY
EXTENDED OVER THE HIPS BY
WIDE FOLDS FI4ARING UPWARD.
as, A SUBSTITUTE FOR 4 BLOUSE
THERE IS 4 SMALL WAISTCOAT
OF JADE GREEN TAFFETA WITH
SILVER BUTTONS.
When 1t is to be revived. they know
not. Tomorrow. perhaps. Thus are
fashions variable.
The jacket Of the hour follows the
lead of the frock that is suppose61o
be new, but is really leftover from
last spring. 1t was worn in honor of
Spain. for some reason. by all that
portion OF fashionable Europe that
went wildly into an orgy Of dressing
as soon as the guns ceased firing.
Some Jackets are so distended over
the hipe thar one suspects of hiding
whalebone or crinoline in their folds
In Paris they are laughingly offered
as places to hide gold TASKS. which
the Parisians are told the smart
American women carry. Much they
know Of our whisky sleuths.' s
The story is told IN America. how.
ever. as well as In France. and ths
whole affair OF prohibition Ia 20 anus:
Evening star., 1920-03-30
Of7nfereSf tOWOn1en
THAT NEW SUIT FOR SPRING
BY ANNE RITTENHoUsE.

Tailors. good and bad. Offer the
sllmly cut coat As q part Of the new
tailored suits. but they are Indifferent
about it. They frankly say they build
1t only to order. but rarely sponsor II,
for its day has drifted into the past.
Evening star., 1920-03-30
Planning, Judgment, Taste
Make Old Rooms Like New
BY MOLLIE PRICE COOK.

BY MOLLIE PRICE COOK.
Mother" said Lucille. I'm dead
tired of this paper m my bedroom and
all the furniture and trimmings, L
wish 1 could throw everything out of
the window" y
,'It isn't what you. have in the room
that makes it tiresome, Lucille"
laughingly answered her mother. Its
ranged. Whoever chose your. wan
paper used Door judgment The. fur
niture, of course. Is not new, but. II
1t is done over properly, 1t can be
made to look very. artistic :. Why
don't you make q study Of the room
and plan the decorations yourself?
The paperhangers will be here next
week. You may choose the paper and
the furniture can be painted or stain
ed in whatever style you wish. You
need nothing new. The fun will be
in using to the best advantage the
things you have.
Just let me give you a suggestion.
A beautiful room must combine taste.
simplicity. harmony of colors, and,
very important, a judicious use OF the
unusual. Think these things over
and plan accordingly"
Then followed for Lucille One of the
most exciting times of her life. She
studied her bedroom carefully. This
| room is small, so 1 must make 1t ap-
pear larger" she said; therefore, I'll
not have a molding on the wall and
I'll choose plain, light paper with
pale stripe running up and down. The
curtains and dresser cover will be
plain white. without trimmings. Per-
haps mother will let me buy that
white striped dimity saw at Ben
sons
Lucille drew many plans of the room
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-14
MANY CASES UP At
WETzEL COURT TERM

Special Dispatch TO The IrtNllIE' nr"r.
NEW MARTIESNILlE, Jan. IT," r..
cult court opened tins morning with
Judge J.. y. Morris. with that usual
kindness and PATIENCE presiding on IN"
bench.
After Some proliminarlcs IN cmrar"!.
Ing the grand jury. Judge Morris p-"-
covdcd 70 instruct them with rcL"rrnrG
20 tho law.
After the Instructions by N" C"urt
tho grand jury was S"nt To- ~ room I"
consider it's work. The NV" r3t~,~ that
attract most attention ar" thns' % IN
killing OF the Syrian m"rChan, at lh"k .
sunburg. w. Va, and assault ""mm'ticd
on r little girl who COVE b.r'n "a q
child at thirteen years o. axe. som" ~
the other less important cases Hr" arson.
burglary, ENHANCEMENT, gambling ana
lotteries.
Tho trial docket was called and Il
number OF important cases wCr'. -"I f'r
trial. Appearance made IN han. cry
case ~ phtn-Pcnr on CnTpInl. 10y NJ.
'orn"ys Thomas Davis, Of Harrlsr,ll'. !
l.. HcChmer, Of Grafton and *. { Moore
Of Mlddlebouruo. Case Of SiaW y.
Wright. represented by X II. R"sc, Of
cd by Attorney G. A. Kr"rs ~ r"rN"rS-
by Vim. Taylor George ut lhlrp'
The term promises 10 J." l"nE'Nv
one. Probably murder 'l~r rare. nn1
n number Of criminal CASES ~ hr u!'I
hesldNi the civil cases.
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BISHOP DONAHUE WILL WITNESS
CANON|ZAT|ON Of JOAN Of ARC
WILL SAIL FOR EUROPE IN APRIL
TO ATTEND CEREMONIES AT
THE VATICAN.
Selected at Request Of Cardinal MERCER
At whose reception He Delivered
An Impressive Address.

II became known Inst night tMa, Ky.
Rev. p J. DouahuC, bishop o. Wh"rLng'
and Of the Catholic dlcreSC ~ West N.r'
GINA. has been designated as one 81 the
REPRESENTATIVES Of the CathClir Herr
srChy Of America, At Rome IN May. upon
the occasion Of the CanoulZativh crrc-
MONIES II Joan Of Arc bishop p"nahu"
last night confirmed report I" th!s
effect, announcing his intention Of san-
ing for Europe about The mfudlc q
April.
Although one Of the junior bishops Of
the Catholic church, TO whom an homer
Of this Kind Is seldom! extended B1SRVp
Donahuo was selected 10 attend inns
ceremony At Rome by special request ~
Cardinal McrClcr. primal" Of Belgium,
who upon the occasion q ms r"reni
by the glowing tribute paid 70 himself
and his nation by Bishop Dunahue al Tire
services held IN the RaltlmorH tAih"dral.
markin; the formal reception gwen G'i-
GUMS prince OF III" church.
Information to the effect That tl'S
honor had been bestowed Up'm III"
Bishop of West Virginia. rca'hr,! The
! Intelligcnccr several days ago. B.Sh"N
| Donahuc was At that time CAT Of IN,
city. and no confirmation "t tn" report
was available until last evening when
! Cardinal Gibbons at Baltimore. gave
! partial confirmation II IN" Hun?Hu'".
mcnt, which was later fully roniIrm' u
! BY Bishop Donahu".
Joan Of Arc. or tho Maid Of Orleans. n
| whose CanoniZatIou BlShvp DUninuc vii
| be present. was horn on january y. lil@
at DOmrCny, on the borders Of lorrain".
! France. a spot which Was visited Icy
! hundreds Of soldiers Of tn" American
| IN Probationary Force who WEI" permitted
, to visit the Nul-leS-Ealns leaE" area at
, thu conclusion Of the World war
! Joan Of Arc was the daughter "t num-
/ biz peasants and in her earlier years IS
| said to have tended horses ana rendered
other mental services a. servant nj q
small inn, tho site Of which has been
| visited BY many American duUGhu"yS
! In her eighteenth year, however, pro
! Tossing 70 have 4 diNln" mission, :" hc
| the savior Of her country. Sh' Nu""""H"d
! in having herself introduced /" lnmphin
! Charles, headed his troops aud INSURED
! courage into his dISpir,t'd adhrrcniS. r"-
stored his fallen fortunes IN an n"r"dl-
| bly, short period. and secured L. h'm the
crown Of France.
| Eventually she fell into thu hands 81
! BurEundianS. AMI having been delivered
! 10y them oI"- TO the English aud 'h"'r
| French partiSans. tn" lH't"r caused her
! TO be Condemned to III" flames aS Il her
Ctic and sOrCCrCSS IN li"l'
| Although for MANY years considered =
saint by adh"rcnt$ Of ia" E"maN tath-
| Ollie falth. her CauUnIZaii"u. which - TIN
official mark Of salNthu"d which IN"
! church bcStuwS upon IN" spiritually
elect, has been deferred, and TIN know
/ lodge that she VIII at last To-: ranuDlZ"d
| Will come rs . RrClt surprise 10 many
members Of the church,. Tn" "'.r'-
monies Will take place NJ the Vatican.
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enjoyment when there isn,t dysrep-
TIC jiuX among them. Of course. a
case Of dyspepsia o. daily indie' stl"n
mus, be locked after. Bu' II IS far
NOR !" the point I" event wei! as
10 treat sour >tomach bel. L. water
brash. 'tc.. 10y such . valuah.' means
as Srua-t'S DlSrePs Tablets. C"ddlinF
tho s'"mu,h with >"f' food and pro
dIg"s;cd sun merely invites sluggish
ness.
Eat your li;rl" pork sausaGfa for
hrcakfaHt without i'ars: have 0 plat"
80 beans and u pIcC" Of pie with chess"
. Cur lunch. and end TN" dnN w''h a real
dinner. instead Of u bowl # bread and
milk Follow each W"al with \ S'uHr''s
pysrcpsIa Tablet aud get light back I"
Your natural self
The" rahl,,s dlCcs' food nnd rsslst
n, stomach to pT"par" ia" ""rt'ri fer
nsslmtlnriuu IN IN" intestinal tr.'"'.
Thus YOU ct III" practical relief ard
help which Induces = m tt"r arp"t'i' huI
y greater frc"d"m In 'hs selection "t
foods You Will find S'ua"t'S by SrcpSi1
Tablets on eal,' II any Hru" store IN
IA" .uit"d Srar"S oui tHu"da. rs they
mr., c"nsid"r.d one # IN, stand bHs ny
N" druggist
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BANK HAS $4,000
REMODELINC PROJECT
c1TrzENS- PEOPLES TRUST 90. SOON
TO HAVE MORE SPACIOUS
QUARTERS

t., Gr!lcnS.ltur.' Tru'' Contrary
has cumi.l,r,d plans Tor the rtm"d"nns
&c ilrir hu'|dinE "u tn ""rncr ~ sly
L., NH rGd Market streets tn" plans,
~ contemplated. WI ALI fer repairs
aud new features III -" nr!t no"r II
Ilr. nu,ldiur Airnln''uE I" about S"".h9'.
After ~. r'ruud"iing "t the bunting IN"
crrira first fuor VIII w occupied lay tn"
,,nI,,i.ul, rooms "f IN" hanl. The husl.
r., - nr th, hNuh has =" increased during
tho u. II NV Years that larger nnd NOR"
uI,.r"-dut. "T"rl"rs ar" impcra'''e
work ,,r ~" pruJ,"' will II" h'Euu
- son ~ 10, permit "nu y" secured
l,r,", tn" ,llH. and 'h'. material brought
'u N. job.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-14
SHOE STORE ROBBED

THO Helm shoe Stor" was entered and
robbed scm'' time carly yesterday morn
lrE y scovcrN nt tn" robbery was mad3
hon the Stor" was opened No do
rr.lS are Yet HIailRhlc aS To- ihe value
of ihr goods taken. ThN robbery waG
REPORTED u N" polite" who r'fus" 10 give
n'.' my Information regarding their
findings IA tn. case.
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DR.. ". c. Jones Gothic, Ohio, in 1870
has inspired imitation Of the name,
BY so-called Imminent" which pos
Sesses none Of the antiseptic, heal
ing. soothing properties OF the orig
inal Jones Liniment.
Therefore, 10 protect the public, il
has been deemed advisable 10 char-e
the name Of that famous
ment. The new name. 81.
under which the original Jones' l--srs
ment will be known in future, has
been copyrighted. so that the I'M
Serupulous can no more initiate the
name than they can the product.
The portrait of DR.. W. G. Jones,
originator Of Jones' Liniment, has
been retained on the new and at
tractive label Of "Houstonia Lini.
nens." thereby inseparsbly linking
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IN the az uC destroying the Huns wirc-
less plant in tn" cellar Of her home.
Sh" WAS ordcr,d 10 hc shot. and was
beaten and tortured numerically, but
luckily made her escape to the Canadian
army when thosa forces took DIcke busch
frrm by storm.
After hey r"i"aSc from n hospital she
served IN TIM Fed Cross for months. hut
her resolve /" come TO America grew
daily. There WAS n" one To object, for
her father. mother. brothers and sisters
are all dead. ard she is l."w one of
Americas uJln Belgium orphans.
She Is r"aly clever and talented. and
-cad;ly tnds favor with those who wit
=, s. her part in "Th" Grass Widow"
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The success OF
one man stlmu-
lateB others. II
also tenptS imita
tors. Thus. the
growing popularity
due to the proven
merit Of Zones Lin
iment-f rSt COM
pounded BY Or. ".
G. Jones Of Chilli
.akk nnia - 1870
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Soil by The Goodman pruE -. -
Distributors. and Scld h. mn. t.llowJus;
two stores 18Th and Mark, s.. and -"
Chaplinc and 18th and Mark. RIu's N
1875 Jaroh: QuIEn's. l6lh an! Jarub.
Island Pharmacy; Frank NJ. Roberts. Isl
I4th and jefferson and cist and B:lm"H
q -. depot. Brllair,.
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WHEELING, ". VA, Jan. -, 1920

WHEELING, v. VA, JAN y, I92U
To the Board of Trustees Mutual Savings Bank:
cncmen-Your bc report that they nave examined
Mutual Savings Bank ana COM
nrcd the same with OF It's condition at Inc Close
business Saturday january and find the same correct as Vernea
NV ur ON the statement herewith and the lenzed st a
tachcd hereto. j.
We find fcr that the expenses months have been pa
tho or SOuoo III
laws requirements and there remains OF tne al
~ H $50 co. sufficient dividend the rate OF TOUR ana one
half pcrcc
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DYSPEPSIA AND
HOME LIFE
Eat the Same Foods! Avoid
Dyspepsia, Sour Risings, Gas
indigestion from Break
fast SRubage to Dinner
Mtnc0 Pie.

Nf'"~ riuthcr has struggled ,Vo nr
Ihr,." hours over hot iir" I" d" the
cooking t"r = hungry family u rs r"al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-14
HOUST0RIA o. u.s. s'i:'; LINlMEN1
An Old Friend In "NeW Dress"

the old. original Jones Lin;me7t
with It's new name.
HouGtonia pronounced House.
tonc-c-ah) Liniment is sold BY all
druggists at the original uniform
price Of Is cents for 4 OF, and 50
cents for the large size bottle: mann
moth size Sl.00. The Original yell
low label has also been retained.
The Or. J. e. Jones Company Of
South Charleston. Ohio, guarantees
that "Houstoris Liniment is un-
changed in formula from the orig
inal Jones Liniment.
Houstonia I.iniment possesses the
same autiSeptiC, soothing. healing
properties for pain. soreness, Spralns,
rheumatism. strained muscles, bru,s-
$50 butts, burns, sores. stiffness, bites.
Is, swollen glands. gals, etc, that
-.aVe made Jones Liniment the stan
dard household remedy for nearly
half century.
1t goes in without rubbing. pene-
trates quickly to the deeper tissues,
yet does not burn, smart nor blister
the most sensitive skin.
Be sure you get "Houstonia" THE
Original ZONES I.iniment). the same
your daddy used with my dads pic
ture on the yellow label"
! N. utir Valley Dug GO. Whol"S7l
rus s,rr"s. Iohn coleman u company
t'hopltur Erer.s Drug Stores, l2ih an
~ Str-A. I'm and Market. !. l.. NJ rE"
Fulton l'hain'arH. Fulton: McAil'st"r
d rnrrrr. Morrison X Lows ~" store
Hr;lair.. and has. Arnold -. Ofp. L
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-31
LETTERS OF TESSIE AND JOE
Dear Joe:

Dear Joe.
| won't 20 to the extremity Of saying
that Della the new nursegiTl IS dis
appointment. but shes certainly shock.
/ told you my guiding principle in hiring
her in the first place YVES because she said
she lgas on n dict and ! figured that it
wouldn't cost me hardly anything for her
board, but you know the old saying about
tho best laid eggs Of mice and men and
thots the way il turned out in my case
with this new girl
To make Tong story short Joe, she
dieted the first two meals she ate here end
right after that she stopped what you
might call toying with her nouishment
and began 70 attack il with vlciousness
thot no lady worthy OF the name would OF
stopped to. My meat and grocery bills
are mounting up in way that's almost
undermining my own appetite, but when
/ call her attention to them III an appaT-
emily casual way, she mercy makes a
pleasant remark about the high cost OF
living and acts as if she thought ! wanted
her sympathy instead Of her relief
But she has one thing III her favor that
recommends her as a nursegirl, and that is
she understands babies She has a way
OF making the baby stop crying by simply
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-31
DAILY ECONOMY CALENDAR
Copyright 1918 by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate. New York City
WHERE DO YOU START

The color schemes Of few rooms ever
starts out purely IN the mind Of the one
who OWNS and furnishes them, because II
almost never happens that any one has
an opportunity 10 90 about to accumulate
the furnishings for a room all at once
There arc almost always some hecitages
in the way of the wall paper already on
the wall your only large oriental rug that
must obviously be considered, the hand
block print that YOU have been able TO
IuH al cost. set Of Chinese jars. your
most priced object dart, something Of
that sort
Even if you have no such heritage to
use as a keystone fer Your color scheme
II IS not a bad idea to start with some
definite scheme such as YOU find worked
up in chintz or rug that YOU like and
then to study your c0loe scheme from
that For the day has gone by when we
can hedge the question and avoid DIS
,ordane c lors by ne SIMPLE aevice Of
having our rooms done entirely IN tones
of buffs and browns and other tones 50
neutral that they really have not tCrce
enough 10 swear at each other. Those
rooms were perhaps restiul and we used
10 hear n lot about the color scheme that
took as its pattern the brown buff tones
Of autumn Restful they may have been.
but never inspiring and never distinctive.
Colors are coming back into their own
The upholsterers materials are as gay rs
ever they were and, of course. there Is
danger lest in the hands of the indiscreet
these colors may be wrought into q dread
ful medley Meantime. perhaps the
safest way to avoid such discordant
effect is to select some single rug. chintz
or bit of pottery and TO base our color
harmonies entirely on that.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-31
LITTLE BENNY'S NOTEBOOK
BY Lee Papc.

We was eating suppir last mite. being
HamhergeT stakes nuthing wonderful. and
me doorhcll rang and Nora went and
came hack saving II Was some man
w,lnung ia know could he get board and
lodging hccr. snr ! have enough work 20
do without running 80 the decor on vlld
goose chases like that
thawt il mite If hiu my telegram. I'm
Expecting telegram scd INV sister
Gladdrs
And we kepp on eating suppr and
pritty soon the hcll rang ugen Gladdis
SAVING There. that's surely ~ And she
QUICK got up and went out IN tho frllnt
door and came back SAYING > laoIes
looking for some place to.take mech. II
never rams but if poTcz
Tie house look So 6nc since ] had Il
painted pceplc must think ts . hotel. sed
pop
lVicl ,.,tor q little vile the bell rang
aCeu ard Gladdle jumped up agen saving
Now. that simply muet hc my telegram,
And she went cut and came back agent
looking mad. saving ! don't know was
tho matter with people today il was some
foolish looking slinp asking # we had
;ird story back room % let. my goodnsS
size HrI,c seems to be haunted today.
Alcsaving G gosh. J CESS maybe awt
10 o.. took that sine down | CESS maybe its
pTolcrly on account Of that maybe
Wat src2 ~cd pop and ma and Gladdis.
NV ! made sne this afti~noon with
my new paint box saying Cheep Boarders
Wuutcd. and | put it IN the parler win
dow Jest TO see how il looked and forgot
to take it down agcn 50 | CESS its still
there
Well for the love Of hominy, sed pop.
Wch lest then the bell rang agen ard |
qu.ck 81. III 20 Wich did. being lady
aekng if We had eny rooms left Wich
scd We dident and quick went and took
the sine down and went Ground to my
c5zzin Arties without going back to finish
my dizzert, ony being corn starch pudding
and not enuff Of temtation cnvways.