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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-03
Personal Mention

Dewitt GARRISON. organist and
choirmaster of St. Paufs church,
Buffalo. n. Y, is the guest of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Gar
retson, Of Rector street.
Philip Siskind. Of Lewis street. Is
spending a few days al Long
Branch.
Thomas Lucas and family spent
Sunday at Coney Island. going down
there by automobile
DIR. and Mrs. j. v. Smith and
daughter, of State street, are spend
ing a month at Saratoga Springs.
r. Francis Stack, Of Jefferson
street. is spending a few days in
Patchogue, L. /.
Mrs. VI. Kios and daughter Ma
bel of Brooklyn, spent Sunday with
Mrs +. Wolfer in First street.
Miss Helen Christensen, Of Am
boy avenue, is spending q vacation
with relatives at Oxford.
Mrs. Nelson Macan, of State
street, spent the weekend with her
sister. Mrs. Sidney Scott in Belle
Vile
MrA G.. stryker. Miss Grace
Kuebler and Robert Kuebler, Of
Stewartsviile, spent Sunday with
friends lin Broad street.
4 MI anu 41I2- 1GOI & ~ 1A4t6S aA4Q
family are spending some time at
their cottage at Cold Spring Cove,
Lake Hopatcong.
Mrs. Jay Frank. OF Jefferson
street. has returned from three
weeks visit at Freehold.
Misses Mary and Harriet Meade,
of Smith street. and Mrs. G. Hub
bard, Of New Brunswick are spend
ing the month OF August II Ocean
Gate.
Mrs Clara Brown. of Kearny
avenue. has moved to Lincoln Park.
Newark.
Misses Eva, Carrie and Bess
Schenck. of Market street. spent
Sunday in New Brunswick.
Mrs. Edith Cruise. of the Com
munity House. has returned from a
months vacation at Beaver Lake,
Mrs. William s. volk and son, Of
Philadelphia, are visiting. Mrs.
Voik's parents in Lewis street. Mrs.
Volk was formerly Miss Engelina
Gunderson.
Charles B. Myers. Of Hartford,
Conn. is visiting his mother Mrs.
A. L. Myers in Gordon street.
Miss Helen Grannis. of tombstone
street, spent the week end at her
home in New York.
Mrs. John H~oagland. and Miss
Fay Harrington. of Allentown, are
visiting Mrs. John Gray. in Lewis
street.
Misses Ruth and Francine Craze
of Market street. are spending some
time in Chicago
Mrs. Daniel Boehm and daughter
Edith, of Madison avenue. r spend
ing two weeks at Atlantic City.
Miss Matte McMann, of Prospec'
street. is spending two weeks at New
port News, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. William Griswold and
son, Lloyd. of Paterson street, and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-03
Old Bridge

Mr.. and Mrs Wade, Of Hartford.
Conn.,, are spending a few days with
relatives in town.
Mrs. VIM. Appleby Is visiting
relatives in town.
Miss Louise Thorn Is spending her
vacation at her parents Mr.. n
Mrs. S. C. Thorn
Perth Amboy shoppers this week
were Mr.. and Mrs. James Yates and
daughter Blanche, Miss Jennette
Hendrickson-
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ID. Montgomery
motored Il Prospect Plains. Sunday
accompanied by Mrs. James Yates.
Miss Hessina Mankowski of Jer-
sey City, Is spending a few days
with her sister Mrs. Lester II. Ell
bridge. -
Frank Mankowski arrived Friday
evening to spend a few days with
Mrs Mankowskf and son.
Mrs. Leighton Appleby was a
visitor in town n day this week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-03
MISS VIOLA VAN HORN
WEEDS 0CTAVlUS ALLlNG

Miss Viola Van Horn. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Van Horn. Of
First street. and Octavius Alling. 81
Gordon street, were quietly married
at the home of the bride. Saturday
afternoon The ceremony Was per-
formed by the Rev. Wilbert West
colt, pastor of Simpson, NJ. e.
church. The bride wore a gown OF
tan colored georgette, and a black
picture hat, and carried tea roses
Miss Minnie AlIing. the bridesmaid.
wore pale green organdie and a bou-
lquet of carnations. Kenneth Var
Horn was the best man. Only mem
bers of the immediate families were
present.
Upon their return from q short
wedding trip to Lake Hopatcong
Mr.. and Mrs Alling win make then
home with the brides mother In
First street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-03
The Streets of Life
By HAZEL DEyo BACHELOR

had known OF late? Hadn't he
wondered again and again what had
given her that self-assurance, that
added Independence and poise? But
as 10 how she had managed things he
had no idea. He would have to find
that ouf.
We'll" he said turning to Cherry
as though the subject OF Anne was
secondary In importance to him any
way. so much for that" He did not
want to talk OF Anne just then.
Cherry was too attractive. and
Corinne was At the piano playing soft
atmosphere for a Irritation.
He cleo. -ihed Anne, however. a
few days liter by asking her quite
casually: "N hats this I hear about
you and the C~arpenters7"
Anne turned white as driven snow.
Everything swan about her. the
question was 20 sudden and so vital.
and she was so utterly unprepared
for 1t. II Bill Snyder had had any
doubt of the fact that Anne did
know these people, 1t was gone for
ever now. Anne's face was an open
mirror that any M could read. If
Anne had wanted to she could not
have refused to tell Bill the truth.
He wasted no time in following his
other question with others that might
explain 1t. His next question was diff
ferent.
How do you happen to know these
people?"
why shouldn't I know them?"
That isn't the question. the ques-
ton is why would your"
ITS a question you have no right
to ask"
why haven't I the right to ask 2"
he said quickly. You know you're
going to marry me-"
Never. neveri" Anne almost
sobbed.
There was a silence. and then Bill
Snyder spoke slowly. evenly. "rd
think that over II l were you"
Anne vas lighting with historical
sobs- The world seemed crumhling
around her. Just as soon as she
found one way of Frightening her
sordid existence It was taken away
from her. This was too much, she
couldn't bear 1t.
"Oh. you wouldn't tell father
she gssped. turning to Bill imploring-
". Her pride was down, she was
beaten.
Suppose you tell me what there
Is to tell" Bill said without answer
ing her question.
(Tomorrow. Anne rs forced to
bargain-)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-03
GiUe Daily Attention To
Furniture OF the Front POYcF

Copyright. 1920, N. Z. A
If u uses q front porch as a
summer living room. It IS necessary
10 give the floor and furniture daily
attention.
Porch chairs often play havoc with
Immaculate white skirts. 50 il Just
means extra work for someone II
the eat r not properly cared for.
In the first place. be sure that
there are no heads Of nails OF
screws exposed. IT is inevitable
that a piece OF metal that comes in
contact with OF less weather
shall become rusted.
When busting. use a damp cloth
after brushing thoroughly with a
broad paint brush. The brush re-
moves the loose dust and the damp
cloth finishes the work, leaving a
clean surface.
Menu for Tomorrow.
BREAKFAST Orange juice,
French toast. strip. coffee.
LUNCHEON - Cold sliced meat.
olives and radishes. mock angel cake
with chocolate frosting, tea.
DINNER - Veal birds, creamed
potatoes. vegetable salad. green peas.
vanilla ice cream with chocolate
sauce, coffee.
My Own Recipes.
Sometimes one has an egg yolk
or two and doesn't know what to
do with them. This chocolate
frosting made with the yoIks instead
of the whites Of the eggs Is very
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-03

NEW york; designers have
evolved many unusual ways for in
Producing the heavy cotton laees this
season and here lis shown n of
them. The gown material 10 a
heavy rose-tinted linen and the lace,
dyed to match. is in q bold fuer-de-
lis pattern superimposed on q net
foundation.
The skirt Is plain and gathered
evenly st the top save for a gathered
section set in over the hips and en-
closed by two pockets formed of the
heavy lace. A shaped band of the
lace encircles the long-sleeved blouse
with its saflor-like collar and two
narrow bands in the shape of
shoulder straps add their bit to the
decoration.
As illustrated here. the belt is of
Importance, patent leather in black
or some very definite color, being a
first choice.
Incidentally. when Julia Marlowe
sailed this week for Europe, one of
her trunks carried the original OF
this model.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-03
(Tomorrow. Ammo rs forced to
bargain-)
South Amboy Library

By special correspondent
SOUTH AMBOY. Aug. 8. - The
South Amboy Library still continues
to aim to give the best satisfaction
possible. In their endeavor to give
the people of South Amboy only the
best in the way Of pleasure and
education. a careful selection is
made of all books. The latest to be
placed on the shelves (Saturday) are
as follows: Poor Relations"
Compton Mackenzie, Me-, Anonym-
Gus, Bella Donna. Robert Hickens,
The Quest of the Sacred Skipper,
Sax Rohmer; Short Stories of the
New America, Mary A. LaseIle:
The Garden of Allah. Robert
Hickens; Prom Place to Place.
Irwin 8. Cobb: The Substitute Mil
lionaire". Hubert Footner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-03
COMMUNITY SING
PLAN AT kEYP0RT

KEYPORT, Aug. 3.-On Thurs
day evening the first Community
Sing of the summer win be held at
Beach Park under the direction of
the Keyport Improvement Associa-
ton. Plantation songs. popular and
patriotic songs will be used for this
occasion and music VIII be furnish
ed by the Aeromarfne orchestra
which has given its services for THIS
occasion. Mrs A. II. Sands Is d.
rectly interested in the community
song services and all efforts win be
exerted to make them successful.
Competent leaders VIII be present
on these occasions and all persons
over sixteen years of age are in
vited to be present and assist to
make the sings as successful as they
formerly were.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-03
ST. PAUL'S RAISES
MONEY AT CONTEST

The choir of St. Paul's Evangelical
church held q contest last night in
the basement of the church In First
street. which marked the close of a
plan to raise money for the inter
church movement. A. fair sum was
realized. The winners ere Miss
Martha Willcnbiecht, a handbag:
Mrs. Julius Glof. a centerpiece;
Alec Born. a scarf; Mrs. Jensen. a
cap; Miss Laura Meyer, . scarf; Mrs.
l.. Nicholas of Ridseield Park. prize,
a baby cap. Refreshments were serv-
ed and an informal social time was
enjoyed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-03
CHINESE BANDITS TRY
TO kIDhAP GIRL

just about to be thrust into a
pirate ship. and sold for $50, the
price said to be paid TO Chinese
pirates for white girls. Miss Ellen
Nelson. of Copenhagen, screamed
so loudly that r rescuing party
lea nbanker, leaped her toEd N
lean banker, helped her 10 escape.
She was overtaken by night while
touring the outskirts Of Canton,
guided by four rickshaw men. who
turned out to be kidnapers.
She told her adventure In San
Francisco en- route to her home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-03
MISS ANNA ADAMS
IS GIVEN SHOWER

A miscellaneous shower was given
by Miss Madeline Anderson and Miss
Mae Callow. In honor OF the APP
preaching marriage of Miss Anna
Adams. to Gus Bodaar, at the home
of Miss Callow in Sheridan street
Singing and dancing were enjoyed,
in the evening. Those present were
the Misses Anna Adams Madeline
Anderson, Mae Callow. Marie Got
chal. Anna Boliash. Helen Parker,
Anna and Sophie Muscovitc CHI. Anna
Smaller. Elizabeth Hlizek. Helen
Muscoviteh. Amelia Yurnak. Mary
Banjes. Mary Kosack. Elizabeth Nc
Keen. Rose Stillo and Mary Golitz.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-03
CHAPTER

Bill Snyder had not been to see
Anne for several days. Jim Garter
spoke of It that night as he and
Anne and Aunt Martha sat al the
dreary table. Anne ate as usual
with her thoughts far away. She
started when her father began to
speak to her. and he had 10 repeat
his question. 49,
I said, what's become Of Bin.
Anne colored family.
"T don't know"
you haven't had q quarrel. have
sou?"
mo. father"
Don't be a fool, you'll never meet
any n as good as Bill If you live a
lifetime"
Jim Carter had been somewhat
kinder to Anne Of late, because he
thought that she was beginning to
see the light. There was no need
of his forcing her into a marriage
with this man II she had decided
to be sensible about 1t.
Anne was so afraid of her father
that she never seemed to be able to
face his questions. She could not
fence with him, her reason left her
and her mind seemed paralyzed. She
hoped now that he would not
question her about the time she spent
with Bill of late. Anne was not afraid
of Bill. and she no longer suffered
him. If he bullied her, she laughed.
IL he asked questions. she parted
them. Their time together had been
spent in pickering back and forth,
and each visit of Bills generally
ended in a fit of ~sullenness on his
part and an early departure. There
was something about Anne of late
that puzzled Bill. and therefore that
night at Cherry Harding's, seated on
the wide cushioned couch with
Cherry beside him, all powdered and
perfumed and al1uring. he immediate
ly leaped to conclusions when she
told him ner news.
TN sure 1t was Anne" confided
Cherry, in that soft sweet way of
herz But how could she ever know
the Carpenters? 1t seems i'm
possible"
Bill was thinking deeply. He was
trying TO put two and two together.
The whole thing seemed so in
congruous, 80 unlike Anne, and yet
was IT unlike Anne. the Anne he
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-03
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On completion of the course, q GER
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For interview, applicant may adj
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-03
A Direct Question.

Until Geraldine Carpenter came in
20 her life. Anne Carter led a drab
existence At seven her father deter
mined to bend tho child's beauty
loving nature to his viii. whipped
her n night for a childish mis-
demeanor and drove her mother to
suicide. When Anne was eighteen,
her father decided that she ough;
to be married, and he introduced q
man OF his own choosing TO the girl,
who Immediately detested him. Then,
while things were pending. Mrs.
Carpenter saw Anne in the library one
day, liked her looks. and carried her
on to her own home. where she Of
fered her a position as private
secretary. Anne. eager for the youth
full joys that have always been denied
her, accepts this offer, steals off
secretly every afternoon and for a
few hours becomes an enchanted
princess in a beautiful castle. sur
rounded by people who are kind to
her.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-03
MISS THERESA N. KVlST
WEEDS DR.. WILSON TO-DAY

Miss Theresa Margaret Kvist.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nell
Kvist of Prospect street. South An
High street. win be married af i've
O'Clock tonight, in the Episcopal
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-03
EGAN--DAvlS

Announcement has been made OF
the marriage of Miss Emma Davis
to Michael Egan. of this city. The
ceremony was performed Wednes-
day evening at six thirty o'clock. in
st. Mary's church. by Rev. Dean
William p. CantweI1. MFR. and Mrs.
Egan are living at ISL Broad
street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-03
Club EDents

Perth Amboy Review. No. 81, of
the Woman's Benefit Association of
the Maccabees, will hold its regular
meeting Wednesday evening u Red
Mems Hall. All members are urged
to be present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-03

The Chief Deputy of Mohawk
Council will go to J~amesburg to-
morrow night to install the new Of
fieers. Members r to meet at Red
Mems Hall. The bus leaves at six
o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-03

EOOl ana a OH QAMtTtGtL-
CHOCOLATE FROSTNG.
Ia cups sugar
1-e cup water
= e=g y0lks
11-2 squares Baker's chEocr<t
1 teaspoon vanilla
Boil sugar and water until e sof4
ball is formed when the strap 4
dropped into cold water. Feat
yolks of eggs. Pour sirup in = fine
stream onto the egg yolks. beatinz
constantly. Melt chocolate AID roas
the first mixture into IT, Beat >utfl
cool and add vanilla spre<d =
cake.
CHOCOLATE SAUCE
4 1-2 cups sugar
81 cup milk
= squares Bakers ehoc8I1<f
4 teaspoon vanilla
is teaspoon salt
Mix salt with sugar. DlzsoiTe suzas
and milk and bring to > bon without
stirring. Crate OF shave Chocolate
into a cup and melt with some 81
the boiling strip. Stir into boiling
strip and cook tin a soft hall i
formed when dropped in water. Re-
move from fire and stir In vanilla just
before serving. If the Chocolate u
melted this way the sauce will Be
perfectly smooth.
A good thing to remember On :
rainy vacafion-fhe physical uzxnf-
~festation Of the emotion a purely
mechanical. so curve your moelh up
instead of down.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Graham. az
Water street. motored to Liberty over
the week end.
Miss Florence Lore. Of Lynbrook.
L. /, is visiting AIRS. George Aagee.
In Market street.
Mrs. Harry Wood ana children. Of
Midland Beach, are visiting Mrs.
Woods mother. Mrs. Van Horn, IL
First street.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis Csipo. of
William street. have moved 10 Me
tuehen.
Miss Beuiah Smith. Of cranburv.
is visiting her sister Mrs. Carbon
Mullins. in New Brunswick avenue.
Mrs. Peter Hansen. OF Cornell
street, has returned from q two
weeks visit with her sister Mrs.
Helen Iversen. in Bridgeport. Conn
Mrs. Henry, of Oak street. Il
visiting relatives in Hartford, Conn
Miss Flora Mlltner. of Brace ~
nue., is spending a months vacation
with relatives at West Haraptoa
Beach, L. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris GzIbsck. Of
New York. have returned after 4
three weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs
Samuel Weiner. in New Brunswick
yenue
Miss Gladys Sellers. Of Ambof
avenue, and Miss Elsa Cline. Of
Broad street. have returned from q
vacation at Atlantic City.
Fenby w. Scott, Secretary 81
Boys Work OF the local Y. NJ. c. A.
is entertaining q number OK his
friends at a bungalow party at LaEe
Arnold. Oneonta- N T. Ronerl
Nenaker of Perth Amboy Is one oi
those attending.
The Misses Susannah and Louis
Benton, Of High street. arr spend
ing the summer at Clifton SPRINGS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-03

Any wonan can keep young and
beautiful with the help of cosmetic
art, but It takes a genius TO remain
attractive without IL. Mrs. Jan
SHUTS. once May fohe. ~the most
beautiful woman on Broadway"
and later Lady Hope. owner Of the
famous Hope diamond. is back
among her old friends in San Fran
cisco, still youthful looking without
the aid of paint or powder.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-03

upon genuine merit Buv a box
At the toilet goods or drug &c
name. Accept nothing else as
cents feiirer or stampz}. Won vi
HAIR FROM FALLING Cez
&z1Ts watch N your nzrrcr. ]
JOHN HART BRITTAI
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-03

Is the palm Of ny hand for about IS years Since. usl1g
Many more Splendid eonxineing reports from satisfied users.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-03
How YOU May Crow YOUR Hair

tG1E1 NAV nail A0@~l 8%
IL out through danaruf. fever
: hair or scalp disorders. Miss
years ago my hair began to fall
eut until my scalp in spots was
almost entirely bald I used
everything that was recommends
ed bat was Always disappointed
until at last / came across Ko-
Take. Ny bald spots are being
covered now the growth is ar
ready about three inches" G.
w. Mitchell reports: Il had
SPOTS completely bald. ever
which hair Is now growing since
I used KofeIks." Mrs. Mafilds
Maxwell reports: The wholo
front Of my head was as bald
about IS years. Since using
yer the place thet was hald."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-02
SportOuiiz


when did Hans Lobert circle
the bases in Is As secondsz
What year did Iris Speaker,
playing the outfield. make two dou-
bic plays unassisted2
5-What strikeout record was es-
tablished by Vean Cross with Port
LWho won the 1904 worlds S.
sAHow many times has Benny
Leonard been knocked out2
6-When Benny Leonard won his
title was it in q decision boutz
How many times vas Jim
An-American football team7
S-Did Canada ever win the LAWS
cup2
is It allowable in golf to i'm
prove a Ie2
I0-What is the worlds record for
the five-mile run?
Answers To Yesterdays Questions.
1-Paul Hines. OF Providence. IN
1873. made the first unasslsted triple
COBB first led the American
he stole 40.
S-The most bases stolen by Rice
in q season before this year was IS
sam Rice Is really Edgar Rice.
5-Wilard and Dempsey were
scheduled 10 box II rounds
$40 foreign CHAMPION has boxed
kilbane for the teatherweight title.
Mrs. Nay Sutton won the British
Women's tennis title in 1905 and
again in 1907, being the only Ameri-
can woman to do so.
s-Mlle- Suzanne Lengleu, the
French Star. IS English women's
tennis champion
SIN 1912 Chick Evans was run
ner-up for the national amateur golf
title.
10-Ted Meredith and II. J. Nc
Grath are the two 1912 Olympic
champions on the 1920 Olvmpic
team--Copyright. 1920. Thompson
Feature Service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-02
MURPHY PILOTS
CIRCUIT VICTOR
Returns to Sulky and Drives
Peter Manning to Victory
In -Four Heats.

Readville, Mass. Sept 2.-After be-
ing out Of the sulky for three weeks
because OF injuries he received at
Cleveland. Tom Murphy took the
reins behind Peter Manning Wednes-
day IN the historic Massachusetts,
stake at the Grand Circuit races and
won in straight heats. Best time 2.06.
Margaret Dillon. the Boston mare,
displayed rare form in the Pilgrim
$4,000 event for 2-l1 PAGERS. taking
first money in short order and step
ping the two miles in 2-03& and
Peter eoley. the seasons leading
money winning tr0tter, increased his
lead BY winning the final heat OF the
ZOOS trot in 2:061z. while Media again
trotted home ahead OF the field in
the second heat Of the EOS trot. car
RED over from yesterday Best time
2i055f
The big upset OF the day came when
Natalie the Great took the measure OF
Day Star in The three year old divis-
ion Of the Horse Breeders futurity.
Walter Cox's fiIly lost the first heat
because OF a break near the finish,
but thereafter was trotting all the
while. Best time 2.O7-
Northern Direct, the New Hamp-
shire PAGER, made short work OF the
2.06 sidewheelers. best time 2:O4X
while Wilasks was easily the best Of
the local three year olds in the
Charles River sWeekstakes. Best
time 2.141s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-02
TIME FOR
Y' ATHLETES
Gym" Classes Reopen With
Full Speed With Begin
nIng Of / erm.


Although school has begun and the
edge Of the hot season has been taken
off the enjoyments Of the Y. N. G.
A boys has not been curtailed in the
least There will be fewer swim
periods but real honest 10 goodness
gym" classes and contests TO take
the place Of the lost swim periods.
There viii be a particular gym"
class and swim period for every boy
from 10 70 Is There VIII be four
different groups Of classes as fol-
lows PseWees-boys, 10 and II years
Of age younger boys u, 13 and
u years; ntermediates-15 &c ard
II years Of age and employed boys,
Il 10 II years inclusive
Peewees viii meet at 4 o'clock on
Wednesdays and 9 o'clock on Satur-
DAYS younger boys on Tuesday and
Friday at Z o'clock; intermediates on
Monday and Thursday at 4 o'clock and
employed boys on Tuesday and Fri
day at o'clock Each class viii be
followed by a half hour swim under
expert supervision. Supt- Comstock
viii heat the water in the poor to
the exact temperature for fan swim
ming and il Will be as clear and
pure as it has been during the sum
mer months.
Group contest teams win be or
ganized in all classes and the athletic
and gymnastic efficiency tests viii
Hexathlon events viii be practiced in
all classes as a part Of the class
work
Every thing considered the boy
who attends his gym class con-
scfentiously viii have a real bang up
time combined with a flat back.
square shoulders and a set OF muscles
that he viii be proud OF.
Physical directors Orrison and
Holm are taking applications for all
classes.