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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-30
Rooning Houses-FOr Sac and RenI


SEND Ia your list OF first class roomiug
houses from 10 10 % rooms prices not
80 much an object as quality: guarantee
sale sos Trust Bids. Phi. 2o55.
TO BUY OR SELL that rooming or apart
ment house. hotel OF business see Meters.
JAMES L. MARI & COMPANY.
Phone 1850 50f san Antonio ST
a BIG BARGAIN;
. rooms. running water each ROOM steam
heat rent S125 good furniture, for only
$3.50. about $500 cash.
20 rooms in the depot district. good furni-
tura. cheap rent: this place is clearing
better than $500 per month and can be
bought reasonable for cash
A BEAUTY:
20 rooms. brand new furniture. swell loea-
tlon. making good money. about $4,000
cash viii handle. balance easy
We have lots OF others. all sizes and prices
See Meters.
JAMES L. MARI q COMPANY.
Phone 4250- %14 san ANTONIO 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-30

UndertakerE
PEAK-HAGEDON UNDERTAKING CO.
open day and night 5o6-5os Texas. Phi
l32 Private ambulance service
J. J. EASTER & CO.
10 n. Campbell Street
Tels- III and ~
Losi and Found
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FOUND-Ths best transfer and storage
establishment KELLT's Transfer &
STORAGE CO. Phi 362.
LOsT-sunday. July IS, bunch keys be
tween e Paso and Dripping Springs. y
r. reward Phi ss3f-
LOST-A chld's gold bracelet the night
Of concert at Cleveland Square. reward
Ph- f592 or 80 y. Stanton
OWNER Of Ford car partially wrecksd and
abandoned near TT Hancock. Tex, during
last Sept. kindly communicates with J. r.
Edgar. Pennington. No.
$500 REWARD.
LOST-One 1890 Buick passenger. black
wheels, when taken vas carrying Okla
67377s- VIII pay $500 reward for deliv-
cry OF this car within next days Phi.
Personals
MILLINERT-Mme- SeEal. sos y. Kan
sas. New hats made. old hats renovated.
millinery supplies sold.
WANTED-strong healthy companion FOR
fishing trip. have car and complete camp
ing outfit for 2. Ph. $3.50 after 5 pm
RHEUMATIC sUFFERERS-Wm you give
me q chance TO cure YOU This Is guar
anteed remedy. Address Box SIS. wichita
Falls. Texas.
Special Notices
YELTOS PAINT CO.-Paintin- paper
hanging. DECORATING sos y. stanton, Phl24l
RUG-sTI2. cleaned. 81: mattress reno
waited. s2-50. Erwin Mfg. Co. p. no.
MATTRESSES renovated. $3.50; rugs, gz12.
cleaned. 81 Erwin Mfg. Co. Ph- mo.
SEWING MACHINES repaired and work
guaranteed. We know how. VIII call any
time. Phi 2fof. Call for Peters 500 Texas.
HEMSTITCHING, Alterations. aeeordian
plating. mail orders solicited Mrs. S
Jones. SILK Emporium. eos Texas. Pm. 4lI2.
H. BUCKER q co.
High class cleaners OF ladies and gentle
mems garments. Piedras and ORC n 500.
BROWN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY-sI9 s.
e Paso. viii furnished skilled and 1on-
mon laborers. farm hands and cotton pick
ers especially. to all parts
TO SELL your old furniture and books
call Erwin Furniture Co. Phi $40. los San
Jacinto, Furniture Traders.
HEMSTITCHING. picot work. accordian
plating. MISS B. CORUM. Modists. So
Buckler Block Phi 1911.
HEMSTITCHING and picot edge work
lone on short notice. any kind OF ma
rerial Singer Sewing Machine Co., EOS s
= Paso 81.
TEMSTITCHTNG, alteration, knife and ac-
-ardiau pleating. mems shirts: mail orders
specially. Mrs. A. Chandler. 500 Texas
b. 2596.
.NO expert auto mechanics will act rs
-'fa uffeurs or deliver car 10 California
iihout charge Address r So. care Her
I'd
NOTICE.
All real estate firms are hereby notified
at 7 have this day Withdrawn from sale
hc Ferudaie Apartments. sos and 81,
--esa Ave. Fl Paso. Texas This thf
-9lh day % July. 1920.
IL (signsd) c. p. BRATTSTROA.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-30

offuallGnS " aEleG-mdle
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YOUNG Filipino wishes position as coos
IN private family. Call K A. Carino.
Hotel Como. stanton st
WANTED-Position with substantial au-
tomobiie distributing firm Five years IN
automobile business. familiar with account
ing parts. service. sales Best references
II Paso only. Drawer '. Lampssas. Tex
JOBS WANTED-By live American volns
men. 400 applications on file With the =
81 C. A. Vocational Secretary: from the
assistant manager 20 the office boy. Z n
any position you have BY selection Ph
ess and ask for Mr. Wheeler Free service-
WANTED-Position by experienced chaaf-
feur for hours after Z o'clock would prefer
private car: references Telephone 10fs or
call at $50 s. Florence ASK for Alfonso
BOLIVIA
POSITION BY energetic young man who
can furnish his own car. an an expert
enced mechanical man. viii consider
high class sales proposition that requires
a thorough mechanical knowledge 4oi6
Westminster st
ACCOUSTANT-Audit age 20. married
eastern college graduate. years expert
euce IN South America. Mexico and United
States. desires position as public account
ant or with firm requiring a man who can
assume fun responsibility Of all account
ing work. financial reports. comparative
data. etc Speaks Spanish nueutly. TX
ceIlent references Address II 80. care
Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-30

WANTED-Four good men 20 collect and
solicit Industrial Life Insurance In p
Paso: best advances times commission and
salary contract American National IN
surancs Co.. 410-11 Trust Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-30

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WANTED-SmaI fiat top desk with or
49, --------. DL ~.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-30

also two 7 room apartments. suitable fo1
v-orAilE girls. quarter meter. IA VI.
Franklin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-30

THREE nice. clean rooms. bath and s-nau
sleeping porch gas and electric lights
water paid. adults only. 10 pets near end
Of Highland Park car line. SOS Sacrz-
nento. Phi s17fW
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-30

Two Housekeeping rooms. lights. gas. bath
nice. clean bedrooms. IS week an cool
outside rooms Gamer Oc-zvia-1Iissou
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-30

CLAN furnished Housekeeping rooms ard
sleeping porch. light water. phone. walk
ins distance. no children nor sick 1910
Mesa Phi T1f1W
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-30

FOR RENT-Lisht houseEeepInr apt a.
1905 Texas 81 Euunin- water IN ever
apartment SIS I7nth and ~. lights ard
water furnished Phone 1851
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-30
Rousekeepins Roons-Furni,hed

TWO CLEAN ROOMS. 1893 E. RIO oraads.
Pr 1888 no sick
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-30

TWO completely furnlshsd houseTsepIr-
rooms. all modern ccnvenfsnces. -araEs. no
ealld-en. sick o. pets. 1913 WTominE. Fh
3155W
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-30
Housekeeping Rooms - UNFINISHED

TWO front rooms and porch. also rlcs
bedroom and sleeping porch. suitable FOR
younE men 11c1 y Florence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-30

HUIEL IUsIUo-lIl TeIl7- HIgl cas-
rooms. tub and shower bat1A attractive
sumner rates Phi zl25
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-30

on ssaF00m. Rlsely faFH-shsd. at si3 z
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-23
SPECIAL SESSION FOR
STATE TAX LAW
SPECIAL 70 NE lives


INDIANAPOLIS IND. Feb. GAM
other hmiteI special session of tho
general assembly was IN prospect to-
day. Gov Goodrich today issued for-
NAL invitations to all Republican can
didates for governor and other state
officers to confer with him on Thurs
day. following a meeting Of the Re
publican state committee. for the pur-
pose of considering the urgency of the
proposed special session OF the legisla-
ture and to discuss a dozen or 50 en-
Urgency matters that may be placed
before the sessions
The governors purpose is to limit
the session 10 the consideration only
Q femergencv business, chief Of which
is revamping of the state tax law, and
III an agreement IS reached 10 limit
the session it is his belief the law
makers can adjourn after ten days or
two weeks
1t is planned % issue a letter to all
members Of the legislature following
the meeting Thursday. seeking their
views of the tentative program which
promises to be quite formidable. Am
endments 70 the state road law were
considered today to Re likely.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-23
THE POLITICAL
w CD LIZ 4 lid
IN nv Ola NJ a
GROM THE TINES OWN INDIANAPOLIS BURFAU)

he considered by tbs heads of the It's
ket IN naming new chairman On
the other hand. however, It Is know n
that both Mt. Fesier and Mr Toner
look with favor on Mr. Wasmuth and
that Is either ems a them Is victorious
III the primary il Il probable they Will
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-23

Mrs. T. W Obernn will entertai,
the Marquette Club at a one o.cIock
inheneon At the Hammond Country club
on Friday. Feb. 27th. instead OF Mrs
n. D. Stewart as was announced
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-23

tsrAFF CORRESPONDENT i. NJ sERylcEI
LONDON, Feb. IA statement by
Dr. Murray Leslie that England has
100000 toe many women and that
something ought 10 be dono about il has
aroused angry and resentful comment
among the prominent feminists They
declare chat the modern woman. with her
divcrsiAcd interests. is not husband
hunter and that ~ alarm need ~ felt
over the fact that there are no male
mates for 100000 British women.
Radical views on The subjrce were OK
pressed To-Day by Miss Norah Marsh.
editor of National Health. and an au-
thority on cugenics. She contends that
q new social and moral code is growing
up which VIII solve the question
The important thing ~ consider is
whether With 100000 unmarried wo-
men, England can maintain her popula-
ton az lis natural state Of Increase. ;
said she. VIC want pareuthood en-
couraged only amons the nt A large
number of these surplus women from
a physical and mental standpoint would
make admirable mothers We are now
in a state Of transition and our whole
moral code is under review. 1t may be
tina day Will come when a new social
code with help us solve the problem If
these surplus women
For forty Years feminists have de-
clared thai marriage ought not he the
whole ind of existence Tor women" said
MISS Underwood. secretary 81 tho Nyo-
mems Federation League
Vow in Wow Of women's wider in
terests. they only look upon marriage
As minor incident in their lives. Pres
emit day marriages are not attractive US
many women. It IS not the want Of
opportunity for marriage which makes
a woman discontinued. but her unequal
economic position compared with that
81 men. When she secures equality With
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-23
VINES RuREAn Al sIArE cAPfrALl

TIMES Bureau AT STATE CAPfTALl
INDIANA POLLS, IND Feb. 2l-G0v-
ernor Goodrich's swing around tile cir
Gle" in defense Of his own aaministra
tion and the tax Jaw bearing with him
the Endorsement Of the Republican
state organization in the person of
Frederick T. schortemeier. secretary
or the state committee. is evokine
much comment i'm the various political
camps established Ia the state capital
Alr Scnortemeier IS travelling with the
governor. entertaining the Republican
editors IN each district and assisting
the governor in holding his meetings
Supporters of the state administaa-
ton declare there lis nothing unusual
ia the fact that the organization is
backing Gp the governor and point
10 tae fact that the central committee
hN q vote of eleven TO two issued two
statements uphaia ding the tax law and
Governor Goodrlchs administration.
They say that Air. Schortemeier is sins
ply following out the policy outlined
ay u. 81. Wasmuth, chairman OF the
committee. who issued statement some
t4ue ago over his own signature in
drosing the taxation measure ana the
administrative record oil Governor
goodrich.
JIG is rather interesting to hear the
comments in tine four gupernatorial
headauarters ana to note the diver
sence eli opinion. Workers Tor
vs.. Fesler. the Indiauspoie candidate
cannot conceal their citation over the
definite NnNlng up of the governor
and the state committee ara - IS
pointed out by friends OF Alr. Fessler
,hst he is i'm hearty accord with he
plan because white he was stu a
member OF the state committee he sup
ported tbe plan to issue statement
indorsiug Cioodrich's record. Fesler' :
headquarters chiefs conidentially as
ss1t that the governors aghtiug speech
as are rebounding to the benefit Of
their candidate ana they are openly
cheerful over what they term is tie
powerful support beins delivered to the
Indianapolis man by the states chief
executive
Edward IT, Toner of Anderson, feels
also that the governors speeches are
enhancing his race because from the
start he has been a warm supporter Of
the administration air. Toner ait M
time has made any deprecatory re-
marks about The governor but he has
policies on state issues.
IL is in the camps 81 Warren II
McCray and Edgar BY. Eush. however.
that unfavorable comment is heard
over the obvious connection between
GOV Goodrich and the state committee
Both of these men arc opposed t. the
administrauons policy and have said
50 in public speeches Both openly
declare that the governor has taken an
unfair advantage in the pre- primary
campaign by forcing she state COM
rnittes is publicly back up his record
Political observers see in the naneu-
-ers the beginning OF fight against
SIR. WaSmu1it III is pointed our that
SIR. wasmutn. hy casting himself
whoIeheartedly. n th Cow Goodrich.
,giiI survive 81 fall With the admins
tration. Tn other words If ar McCrsy
cor Nr. Bush is nominated Mr.. Was
uuth by the stand he has taken. would
hardly be held Is be n sympathy with
taetr policies and therefore would not
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-23

faith in God commensurate with the
great world task which the church of
today is facing
Mr. ana Mrs q. u scou entertained
the Saturday Evening HridEe club at
a seven O'Clock dinner an their hone in
Chicago Auction Bridge was played
during the evening and the prices were
won by AIRS Fred crumpaekcr and
Mr. Victor Dyer. The rest meeting
viii be hold at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred CrumpacAel u Glendale
Park
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Summers Mr.
and Mrs. Z. j. Hagaman Mrs George
Ors and Mrs u r. Van Camp attended
4 Washington birthday party and a
dance at tine Englewood Masonic Tenn
pie saturday Feb. elst
Mrs. y F Beilhy ana daughter. Rose.
Will leave TOMORROW night for Denver,
Colorado. where they are going for The
benefit Of Miss Roses health
Peter Thomson Of Bauer So. returu-
Cd this morning from Heading. Mich
where lie was called on account Of the
death IL Ills nttl4 + ece. Jane Marie
Rediey.
The literature department. ~ NE
Hammond Woman's C'lnh Viii met ~
Tuesday afternoon al ESQ II The home
OF Mrs. Y. s Refter. 81 HtghIand st.
"The -Four Horsemen OF tho Apocal-
vpse" tn voiasco Inanez Is IL 81 the
study ana Tia program wfn H. eiver
~ Mrs Martin Meter ana Mrs H. ri
HARRINGTON Mrs GEORGE flarn,,,er r-5l
sing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-23
NOTICE TO EAGLES

Members are urged to be present at
regular meeting, February 25th, al
i. M. Amendment Of bylaws viii
he taken up and other business OF
Importance.
Geo. S Mayer. Secy. 2-2o-5t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-23

tenth district was present at the
meeting. She spoke for a few minutes
about thrift. The National Thrift or
eanization urges and fosters the plan
Of keeping household accounts. at least
for three months. It is generally con
coded that the women are the pur-
chasers. therefore the government APP
peals to and depends on the women in
this movement. The object is to get
away from useless buying buying be-
cause some one else is buying
Mrs. Clark Wagner. chairman Of the
literature committee, took charge Of
the program 81 this point. The three
entertainers were received with much
warmth Miss ora McQulkin. Of Ind
lana Harbor. read with charming
surety and poise. Mary Louisa Lloyd.
also Of Indiana Harbor won her au-
dtence before She had sung note ~
her pleasing personal appearance. her
voice was rich and rirlish. Mr.. Mich
aels the violinist was accompanied by
Mrs. r. S. Cooper Mr. Aiiehacls has
recently returned from the service.
While in the army he served as an
entertainer
The next meeting of the club VIII
he IN two weeks. The hour will he
in the evening instead of the after
noon The members are an sgog to
know what novel surprise the Evening
Hour Committee has in store for them.
Mrs. Walter L. Wise. Reporter ~ the
Day
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-23
| PERSONAL 40
SOCIAL NEWS|


Miss Betty KHngensmith, s64 South
Holman street entertained number
81 her friends al a very delightful par
~ in honor Or George Washington's
birthday on saturday afternoon Feb.
2ist Games appropriate for the oc-
casion wore played and tho prizes We're
won by Ruth Chaplin in the cherry
chopping contest. Virgene Hembrf in
the missing word contest. and jeanette
Lockwood in the Indian hunt. At five
o'clock q dainty luncheon was served
The guests were. Arlene Davis. Eliza
beth Coon. Mary Cox, Marjory Lyons.
Jane Wilson Beth BuuneIl Ruth Cha
pin Mary Elizabeth Clemens Nirgcne
Hembroff Katherine Gronan, Marion
McAleer. Geaevieve Gauthier. Helen
smith and Jeanette Lockwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred leroy Golden. 76s
Beal ave. delightfully."- entertained a
number 81 friends and relatives ait
dinner Oh sunday. Feb. e2nd. They
had as their guests the following. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. B Golden. Fred Golden.
Miss Ethel Golden Miss Ibbie Van Bo-
degraven. OF Hammond Mr. and Mrs.
H 1I Golden. Miss Irene Golden MI
and Mrs Ed Rich and Miss Hattie
Haddock Of crown Point.
Mrs T. D Bennett. f56 May street
Is spending few days in Danvile.
H.. the guest of her daughter Mrs.
l. r Cline
IT Won 0sinski of Garfield st left
for Washington D. 81. today to attend
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-23
Bell
System

The equipment of all public enterprises Europe
whether publicly privately operated disintegracd
terribly during the Great War.
There funds sufficient keep them up to
standard
AS result the service of public utilities greatly
impaired and much time and money will be required
for their restoration
In the meantime the public is Inconvenience.
America has been fortunate Her wire using com
panies have been excelently well maintained. This
has been due untrng effort and vigilance upon the
part of operating officials and the pubics willingness
pay liberal The Telephone Company
continue to charge sufficient maintain good
service since every element entering into that service
than it did six months ago. and
still advancing
The successful telephone company have the cordial
cooperation of its patrons particularly with respect
the payment of fair
CHICAGO TELEPHONE COMPANY
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-23

Hammond Chapter 30 $50. order OF
Eastern star will hold their regular
meeting Tuesday evening, Feb. oath. at
ihe masonic Temple. The degrees Will
ne conferred upon large class OF can
Gidates. Preceding the evening" work
a SIX o'clock dinner viii be served in
me banquet room complimentary to all
Eastern star members. The distinguish
cd guests for the evening viii be DR..
Joseph Mccain Of Monticello Indiana.
Past Grand Patron OF the Grand Chap
ter and Mrs Amelia Burton Of Whit
ing Past Grand Matron OF the Grand
Chapter
The Ocala banner., 1920-08-20
~ CONSIDERED MY CASE AS
HOPELESS
Tampa Woman Had Suffered Ten
Years-Tells How Health Was
Restored by TanIac

"Just think of it, little more than
a month ago 1 considered my case as
hopeless but today am. enjoying bet
ter health than for the past ten years.
said Mrs John Clyde, of 2S09 Twenty
fourth street, Tampa, Fla. while tell
ing of her recovery by taking Tanlac.
II have certainly had my share of
suffering, during for the past ten
years 1t seems to me | have gone thu
all the misery with stomach trouble
and nervousness that anyone could.
had to always be careful about what
ate and for supper | was almost
afraid to touch bite" for it caused
me no end of suffering, | had freqent
spells of Indigestion, when my heart
would act so peculiar / became alarm
ed for fear had heart trouble. Why.
at times my heart seemed to stop beat
ing entirely, it would start off with
rush and nearly frighten me out OF
my wits. My nerves were almost conf
pletely shattered and l had forgotten
what good nights rest meant |
could not go out in the night air at
all, for it gave me such depressed
feeling l could hardly stand it. My
shoulders and arms hurt me someth-
ing awful and | had to lie in bed on
my back" for | was in constant pain
if l lay on my side I could walk but
few blocks without giving out COM
pletely and was growing weaker all
the time.
"One day my husband brought bot
tie of Tanlac home and | started TAX
ing it and | am certainly glad l did,
for it has meant more to me than
can ever tell. began to improve
right away and for the last three
weeks now l haven't had an ache or
pain of any kind and have simply
been enjoying perfect health. | am
eating just anything l please and
never suffer any bad effects in the
least. My heart action is normal
and my nerves are as steady as
could wish. l can go out in the night
air without any fear of suffering, for
| have been built up so that | am
feeling better and stronger in every
way My friends are surprised to see
me looking so we'll and l am praising
Tanlac to them all"
Tanlac is sold in Ocala by Gerig's
Drug Store, in Ocklawaha by John I.
Lewis & Sons. and in Mcintosh by L.
T, Hickson Drug Co. adv.
The Ocala banner., 1920-08-20
EXCLUSIVE NEWS IN THE TAM
PA TIMES

The Tampa Daily Times is the only
Florida newspaper that publishes the
David Lawrence political letters. This
expensive feature is a standby with
Times readers, who are kept thor
oughly conversant with the lineup
for the big fight between Cox and
Harding.
With the full day and night reports
of the Associated Press, full member
ship in the Newspaper Enterprise as
sociation and exclusive publication
rights to the articles of some of the
best political writer's in America. The
Times is a highly interesting newspa-
per for any Floridian. No other daily
in the state will watch the moves
and counter moves of the presidential
campaign so closely.
The Times will be sent anywhere
in the state from now until after the
election for S1.85-a David Lawrence
letter and other fine features every
day from now until after the returns
are in.-7-16-12t.
The Ocala banner., 1920-08-20
womun AND THEIR CLOTHES

Help Police. Here comes the SER
lous minded editor OF the Moultrie OBJ
server that before many years We
vii probably see men and women
bathing together entirely without clo-
thes u Il no harder to believe that
such will be the case than IL would
have been fifty years ago to believe
that they would bathe together today
dressed as they dress"
Editor Allen wrote that after get
ting reminiscent OF the days-Or the
nights-when he he used TO call on a
8eet and modest little creature who
seemed 90 be afraid the hem OF her
SKIRT would get as high as her shoe
tops. and whO would have been NOR
titled 90 death had a man caught so
much as a glimpse Of her ankle. We
are sure We don't know how Editor
Allen knew she was trying to hide her
pretty little ankles II he wasn't watch
.tg. but that's neither here nor there
ID Isn't any OF our business, and we
therefore pass on.
The thing we pass on to is this
observation, which is made by this
same MOultrie editor in this same ar.
ticle. already quoted from:
The man OF fifty can walk down
the streets or go TO a church wedding
and see female anatomy that he would
have walked forty miles across coun.
try To see when he was young man,
u was rare then but II is plentiful
and free 10 look upon now. Women
are not afraid
No. women are not afraid. But men
are showing the effects OF the train.
They now view the semiclad visions
OF loveliness like the blase creatures