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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
Provision Is Made
In Indianapolis for
Small Industries

indianapolis has several very
large industrial buildings for small
manufacturing concerns, which
supply space, power and other IA
eilitles at reasonable cost. An
industry can start in a small way
in indianapolis. This Is another
reason why indianapolis 10 grow
inu.-One of a series of ar
ticles prepared for The Times by
the convention board in charge Of
arrangements for the coming con-
vention of the Associated Adver-
tising Clubs Of the World. to be
held hero in June.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
Doctor Stricken Here
Still Seriously I'LL

DR.. r. c. Loehr, Hamilton count :
Ohio, physician, who suffered q stros g
o. paralysis while attending thea
here Wednesday, remains In a precariu
condition at st. Vineent's hogpital,F
was reported today Or. I.oehr, is 4
known in Indiana. having served
4erms as mayor Of Hobleavilie.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
JAPFS PREPARE
SHANTUNG NOTE
Asks China for Board to Con
slider Restoration.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan ia special
cable received here today by japanese
newspaper stated the Japanese foreign
office is preparing a formal note for
Transmission TO China, asking the ap-
pointment of a commission to consider
the restoration Of Shantung.
The commission would open its negotia-
tions Immediately, said the dispatch.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
SHOOTS FATHER,
SON, DAUGHTER
WrOnging of Girl Leads to
Triple Staying.

AMoRY, Miss, Jan. 16.-Bob Miller,
residing three miles north Of here, his
son and daughter, were shot and killed
by a man whose name is as yet nm
known, according to word reaching here
today
The slayer is said TO have been accused
Of wronging one OF Atiller's daughters
The sheriff is on the way to the scene.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
Poison Olives Claim
5 Victims in N. Y.

NEW YORK. Jan. 16.-Two persons
are dead and three are dying here as
result Of eating bottled olives Physi
clans say paralysis of the breathing mus
cles was caauSed from a poison in the
cles was caused from a poison in the
sufrocation
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
Demand for Ex-Kaiser
Drawn on Holland

PARIS Jan. 16.-Tpe big three has
drafted a letter to be sent to Holland
demardiug extradition Of the former
kaiser. it became known following long
discussion of the subject between Pre-
miers Clemenceau. floyd George and
Mud yesterday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16

MEXICO CITY, Jan%16.-Csciane Men
lez, one Of the leaders Of the Cordoba
bandits who abducted William O. Jen-
kins, American aconsular agent a Pue-
bla, has been captured, according to a
dispatch from that city today.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
Eggs as Tips

BUFFALO, Jan. 16-The latest in
tips. Eddie Hayes, a be1lhop in local
hotel, received two strictly fresh eggs
as tip.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
Says French Cabinet
Will Resign Sunday

I PARIS, Jan 16-Premier C1emenceau
announced today that the French cabinet
viii resign Sunday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
FLU EPIDEMIC INCREASES.

CHICAGO, Jan. 1G- Continued in
crease in the number Of Influenza cases
was reported by city health authorities
here today. Within the last twenty
four hours 500 new cases were repcxteds
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16

Sun sets today. 4:45; rises tomorrow,
2 :O4; setss 4:46.s
One year ago today, highest tempcra-
tuYe. 39f lowest, 93. -
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
RTHE WEATHER

Local Forecast-Partly cloudy tOnighSl
and Saturday, colder Saturday; lowest
temperature tonight 25 to 80 degrees.
HOURLY TEMPERATURES.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
UNITED STATES
OFFICIALLYD DRY
AT Il TONIGHT
Constitutional Prohibition Be-
comes Effective at Mid
night Hour.
READY TO ENFORCE LAW

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-Midnight
tonight will mark the passing of the
liquor evil in the United States.
At that hour prohibition becomes
effective under the eighteenth
amendment to the constitution.
I'VE are neither hanging crepe on the
door nor running UP : he flag" Prohibi-
ton Commissioner Kramer said today
"Our job is to simply carry out the laws
which congress put on the books" ..
Attorney General Palmers brief re
marks at the departure Of John Barley
corn" were as follows:
"There is no longer any liquor ques-
ton in Amerlca-that is settled. The
prohibition law looks just like any
other to the department Of justice"
NO HOPE HELD OUT
FOR THE DIE HARDs.
Reports coming to Washington indi-
cate that the departure of liquor, is be
ing widely celebrated. Unofficial reports
indicated that I'm many cities prohibition
officers were taking a last brief rest and
that uno6lcially there was considerable
circulation of wet goods while the law
slept.
The bureau OF internal revenue is max
Ing preparations for guarding approx
mately 10000 coo gallons Of fire water
left I'm warehouses. About 11n0OOO gal
Ions have been removed from bond dur
ing the last month. Owners of this
liquor may do a large number Of things
with IL. but it Will assuage no thirsts.
The liquor may be Withdrawn for In
dustrial purposes, for non beverage pur-
poses. or medicinal purposes under reg
ulation.
Those who have hopes Of periods of
Illness to help their thirst Will get but
little satisfaction. for Commissioners
Kramer pointed out that the law allows
only one pint every ten days for me
dicinal purposes, and this viii be strictly
enforced.
EVEN SENBLANCES OF
DRINK WIPED OUT
The only legitimate place for UQuor
after today is IN boRafde home for
honadde con sumption, in warehouses
registered with the government, or I'm
the registered possession Of physicians
and druggists.
Even the semhlances OF intoxicants arr
wiped out by the law, which makes il
illegal TO display signs or pictures OF
Ei9DaE eg coRtasnersE Of alcoholic bcver
III you have BOOK az recipes FOR
sihome brew burn it tonight a tho
hour of twelve. for the law forhids H.
cider Of more than one-haK Of Der
cent Of alcoholic volume and othe- fruit
Juices go the way of other strong drinks.
In the midst Of all this. the prohibition
fists. led by william J. Bryan. are cg-
ranging for a watch night" celebration
here. At the stroke Of twelve they viii
peal the church bells and toot whistles,
/ to speed John Barleycorn' on his long
/ voyage.
/ A few mourners arc expected to stand
/ by. to sing the popular dirge, Wien
| You Come Back
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-07

(Signed) L. c. Burton,
President of Board OF Education.
City of Chickasha, Oklahoma.
Attcst--Adola Zinn Secretary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-07
Unique Service in
Honor M0therS Day
At Presby Church

AT the Presbyterian church Sun
day morning will be held a unique
service in celebration of Mother S
Day
The men of the church will fur
nsh carnations for all mothers who
attend the services. Flower girls
will be stationed at the doors of the
church To those whose mothers are
living will be given a red carnation
and to those whose mother is dead
will be given white carnation.
Rev Wendell f. Foster will take
as his topic Memory of Mother in
Tributes to Her"
The sermon Is designed to be es-
pecially interesting to the younger
members of the congregation and the
pastor is urging good attendance
in honor of the greatest friend" one
has on earth.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-07
Found Out Notary
Couldn't Tie The
Kind Knot Wanted

Wanted-a notary public to per
form marriage ceremony
This notice was tackled up in the
office of Mrs Edna T. Watkins,
court clerk, yesterday, after an aged
man who had purchased a marriage
license, commanded Mrs. Watkins
to call a notary public to perform
the ceremony
Tho man was accompanied by his
fiance. When they were advised by
the clerk that a notary public was
not legally empowered to perform
marriage ceremonies, but that JUS
tice T. ?. Moore could tie tho matri-
monial knot, they Immediately de-
parted for the magistrates Office in
the Elks building. Both were from
Temple, Okla.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-07
COURT is ASKED TO DECIDE
LIST CHURCH DEAcoNS
(Continued from Page II

Continued from Page IL
Ilutchins and Johnson in support OF
same.
This motion is booked for hearing
this afternoon before District Judge
Linn.
Jones on the "War Path"
According to the petition filed by
the plaintiffs In the case, Jones Is
still acting as pastor of the church.
II is alleged in the petition that
Jones is threatening to strike the
names Of all members OF the church
from the roll who have in anyway,
criticized him for his action in the
deed matter; that he Is refusing
such members access to the build
ing located on tho lots, and that he
is seeking to bring other people into
the church in order that he may
have a majority of the members OF
she church in his favor and thereby
control the voting power of tho
clurch.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-07
JUNIOR SENIOR
ORCHESTRAS IN
JOINT PROGRAM

Before largo audience the
Junior Senior high school orchestra,
assisted by the expression students
of Mrs. A. 3. Morgan and Herbert
Kicker. pianist rendered a pleasing
program last night at the senior high
school auditorium.
similar recital will be presented
tonight beginning at 8: 30 o'clock, in
the auditorium Of tho junior high
school The following program will
be rendered:
/. Overture Poet and Peas
ant" (Suppe). orchestras.
2. Violin Trlo-"Three Graceful
Fiddlers," (Fowler) Mary Major.
Agnes Usher and Miss Mays
GO Reading-"W Where ignorance is
Bliss" James Cralle.
ca Violin Solo-"Pieriott and
Plerette," (Ohmlcr Marjorie Mel
ton.
(b) Wedding March (MendelS'
sohn), orchestras
CO. Vocal Solo-Miss Ballard,
(O Reading Marriage Ex
pertinent (Dixon) Joe Beryl Bettis.
(Sl Violin Solo
9th Air and vari (Daucla AZ
mes Usher.
CO. "Serenade Summer Night,
(Sutton), orchestras.
(lO) Qnintette-""Traum der Sen
nerin," Nabitsky), b, p. Smith, Jrr
Alfred Belts. Agnes Usher, Mary |
Major and Miss Mays.
Q1) Violin Solo-"Blue Bells of
Scotland. (Farmer) Mary Major.
Q2) "On the Wing March"
Whcelcr) orchostras
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-07
NOTICE OF ESTIMATE

ltemized estimate Of current ex.
penses of the Board of Education OF
the City Of Chickasha, Oklahoma,
for the separate schools for the fis-
cal year beginning July l, 1920, and
ending June 30, 1921.
Under and by virtue Of "a resou-
ton passed by the Board of Educa-
ton of the City of Chickasha, State
OF Oklahoma, at a meeting held on
the Goth day Of April, 1920, public
notice is hereby given:
Salaries Of teachers and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-07

Talk about action and pep. See
this chapter of our famous Universal
Serial
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-07
HEARST NEWS
Showing II Interesting Subjects
HAY AND HAVOC"
A Big Comedy Scream
SHIP BY TRUCK

An educational film that will open
your eyes as to the possibilities Of
this branch of the motor car indus
try.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-07
Prices 5, 10 and 15c

COMING THURSDAY May 18th
Harry Carey in "a Gun Fighting
Gentleman"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-07
Open Air School
1913 South 18th st.
GRADES AND HIGH SCHOOL

Summer term begins June LIST.
Teachers, Mrs. } II White, Miss
Lille Witt and Miss Beatrice Lu-
ginbyhl. Phone 1914 or 1919.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28
ByLma CaDaIieri.

! because borax viii only form q four
Z percent solution, that IS, only four
I percent OF Il viii be absorbed by
water A boraL bath IS very strength
euing- II the eyes be delicate OF the
person so prejudiced against expert
meuts that she is not willing 20
introduce this substance directly into
the eyes, q silk handkerchief or q soft
cloth dipped into boraxl water and
pressed upon the eyelids is both
efficacious and soothing.
The old-fashioned remedy OF cold
tea leaves pressed upon the lids has
value, not from the tea leaves IN
trinsicalys but from the cool moist
contact. Cloths dipped IN water are
quite as good
Whatever reduces the fever and in
beauty Of the eyes And here I must
utter a word OF warning II the lids
become granular. that Is, II tiny Jumps
form inside the lining Of the eyelids.
don't attempt. 70 cure them yourself
or neglect them That IS dangerous
Give yourself over to a skilled ply
sicizn's care.
There is nothing more disfiguring
or injurious to the eyes than these
irritating little Jumps They are
caused primarily by eTestrain. and
If the strain is removed the gran
ules are likely TO disappear. II, how
ever, the case is far advanced you
must have medical treatment at once
As the greatest enemy OF the
eyes IS strain, so the greatest friend
Is rest. II my eyes we're losing their
brightness I should first OF all make
my plans to nave good long rest
But rest may also be taken. TO use the
druggists phrase, in small doses"
If an too much engaged to 90 into
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28

TOR the daily care Of the eyes there
should be two baths. The body
must have its cleansing. Why not
the eyes2 Especially, as the eye, with
its thick Ids and the fringe Of eye
lashes IN dust trap, and the slight
est speck Of dust allowed TO remain
beneath the lid may cause irritation
o. the lid and Inflammation Of the
For the eyes daily bath I offer you
the choice Of several lotions. Ny
faVorite is Ten ounces Of purest
-roseWater- Apply with an eye-cup,
turning the eye-cup upside down SO
that the half open eye is completely
washed 1E the contents or the CUP
Hold IL thus for thirty seconds, or, II
not uncomfortable, for a fun minute.
Throw away this roseWater- Rinse
the glass and give the eye second
bath.
II the eyes are unduly frritated the
bath can be repeated several times
Ordinarily a bath in the morning on
rising and another az night On retir-
ing are enough
some Of my friends who have beau
tiful eyes prefer elder1loWer water
10 rosewater- 1t Is equally good and
should be applied in the same way.
Another excellent eye-bath is one
hair an ounce OF witch hazel one half
an ounce OF distilled water. Shake
well IN bottle and apply with an
eTe-cup. One other bath I must tell
you about that IS excellent for
strengthening the eyes, SIX drops Of
boracic acid. one Wine-Elass OF dis
titled water.
A bath in boraL water is highly
beneficial and has the advantage Of
being always convenient Even while
travelling one may always carry a
beL OF boraL- Moreover Il Is safe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28

blown again. Changing hands first
to the right, and then to the left the
men keeping 10 the right, and the
girls 20 the left they continue IN the
circle The whistle Is blown again
and the man takes the girl he Is fac
ing (Which viii be the one who holds
his right hand) for his partner The
steps are then repeated in this way
throughout the dance The Paul
Jones IS a good dance with which 70
get the members Of a strange com
pauy acquainted quickly.
q Can n citizen OF Austria enter
the United States at this timer c. p.
A. Austrians are not permitted
to enter the United States. since this
country Is technically at war with
the central powers until peace has
been ratified by congress.
O. What are the dimensions Of the
L. s. s. Leviafhnn, formerly the Ger
man ship aFnterlands - =. i. n.
A This ship Is 907 feet, 6 inches
long. It's mean draft is 81 feet. g
inches; its displacement. $1,000 tons.
and its capacity $1,000 tons
O. Why Is sunday observed "a the
first day OF the week. r. F.
A. Sunday is observed as the first
day Of the week by all Christians In
Christ The custom was first intro
duced by the early Christian church.
ANY reader can get the answer TO
any question by writing The Herald
Information Bureau, Washington. ID.
c.. Frederic J. Haskin, director. Give
full name and address and enclose two
cent stamp for return postage. Be
BRIEF All replies are sent direct TO
the Inquirer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28

a dark room and rest for days can
at least rest ny eyes by taking extra
sleep. From the standpoint OF beauty
every one should retire before Il
70 give the eyes sufficient rest
And there are 20 chances a day TO
close the eyes for few minutes. Say
five minutes at a time, and 20 times.
There we have 100 minutes Those
chances can be taken on the subway,
on the IL train or in the surface
cars often have I seen q man on
the train obviously admire a young
woman for the demure, doWncaEt
glance OF her eye He thinks that IS
one Of her individual lures silly man.
The girl doesn't even Know she has
evoked his admiration She doesn't
even know he exists she IS merely
taking an eye rest
When you are bathing your face,
when you are massaging IL, when you
are brushing your hair, while you
are being manicured or pedicured-
there are countless opportunities TO
give the eyes the rest they need Try
IL for three days and the results VIII
amaze you.
Never use preparations IN OF upon
the eyes unless you have them
analysis What are Jew American
dollars. OF French francs, English
shinings OF italian lire compared with
beauty
And even after you have used any
preparation safely for a time Il IS
wise to submit Il again to another
analysis. for when an article has Sc
cured it's vogue through the excel
lence OF its Ingredients am sorry 70
say that manufacturers oftentimes in
crease their profits by cheapening the
materials and adulteratinE the article
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28
Says National Capital
Afflicted With Luxury

Washington. D. C., Feb. 2s.-The ma
tional capital is afflicted with luxury.
You may take It from representative
Nelson, Of Missouri.
stand on. + street almost any
Saturday afternoon and in an hours
time you viii see 100000 worth OF
fur coats worn by women. mostly
girls who work. Take your place on
Sixteenth street on a fair Sunday
afternoon and you viii see in a single
There IS no let up on luxury"
Luxury Is the capitals great afflic-
ton the Missouri legislator Is con
WINGED
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28
Cigar Types Constitute
One-Sixth of T obacco Cro6

Washington. D. c. Esb. ss.-of tha
entire tobacco crop OF 1.sss.5e0. 0o6
pounds IN 1919 the cigar types con-
stituted about one sixth. and the
chewing, smoking, snuff ana export
types most OF the remainder. accord
Ing TO the tobacco experts n the De-
partmenr Of agriculture Tbs cigar
types are heavy producers per acre.
the average for 1913 being 1853
pounds, while the other types had an
average OF SO pounds.
Before 1913 the average farm rrlce
o. the cigar types OF tobacco was al
ways above that Of the other tvne1
as q whole. but in that year the er-
traordinary European demand for to-
hacc0 other than the cigar classes
and the Immensely increased use or
tobacco other than the cigar classes
brought the average farm price OF the
composite chewing, smoking and aI-
pert types 10 Alb cents on December
]. or graatly above the price or Els
cents Tor cigar tobacco. Indeed. the
latter class OF tobacco had a lower
price than in either ISIS or 1917. not
because Of Increase OF production. but
because OF weaker demand The
cigar has been orertaken and passed
By the cigarette.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28
By HELEN ROWLAND

.TdeaIr' she cried Perfect De-
Bachelor Is Shocked
-Polyandry9' exclaimed the Bache-
thought women were natural born
mono gamistsi"
The Widow shrugged her shoulders
expressively.
= forgiving smile You're so old
fashioned, Mr. Weatherby. And you
thought. too. that men were natural
born arletists-and that every man
would be perfectly happy II he could
have several Wives-oue for Sundays
and one for week days. one TO slim
ulate him and one 20 soothe him; one
TO save his digestion and one to save
his soul; one to help him make money
and one to help him spend It"
yes" agreed the Bachelor with a
cheerful grin, saud lot OF others
for a chaugel"
But Il never occurred TO you. I
suppose" mused the Widow seWetly,
fag OF heart-tag rom the monotony
OF one mans society or that SHE
might sometimes long for a change
Of mental. spiritual OF sentimental
diet, tool And that. since man is a
creature Of habit, while woman is a
creature OF moods and caprices. she
might even get that tired feeling
before he doesr'
stick TO One Husband.
"But-but women DON'T protest
ed the Bachelor helplessly- They
stick TO one husband, Ike court
plaster! Even to a good-for-nothlng
husband. and when there's no earthly
reason TO stick And they'll fight
to the death any other woman who
tries to take him away. And II he
dies. OF they lose him, they refuse
TO marry again.
That's because they ARE natural
born mouoEamistsl" was the prompt
reply And once a man belongs 70
a woman, she Is determined that he
shall stay 'belonEed'l But that does
not mean that she doesn't get aW-
fully tired OF him, at times; or that
the woman who is married 10 an
honest John Jones doesn't often long
for Just an evening off with Lochin-
var OF Romeo. or Sir Walter Raleigh
or Byron-for a dash OF adventure
romance. or poetry"
Perhaps" agreed the Bachelor
dryly. But. oh. how the girl who
is tied 10 a Romeo. OF a LochinVar,
OF a Byron. must long for an honest
John J6nes or an old Capt DObbin-
just for a rest and a little peace Of
she doesf" admitted the widow.
with al her hearti That's why
Zantippe threw the Euds over Soc
rates She was tired OF listening TO
briilians epigrams, and yearned for
somebody 10 bring N the coal and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-28

help hang ont the clothes Or per-
! haps she was dreaming Of a Marc
mel-somebody who could wear his
clothes properly and whisper tender
nothinEs instead OF chattering dry
old philosophy. But It never occurs
10 any man that the image he sees
IN the mirror doesn't embrace ALL
his wife's ideals, and fulfill an her
romantic dreams II Il did. he might
sometimes try TO be a little more
sentimental or entertaining. Any
woman would really rather find all
her ideals in one husbandf'
whole Harem In One wife.
~And yet you are always bitterly
denOuncinE me for wanting TO find
a whole harem in one wife" de-
clared the Bachelor accusingly.
"Oh. not for wanting TO-" cor
rected the Widow For EXPECTING
to- That's the difference between a
man and woman he takes his
dreams seriously But SHE knows
who fulfills her GREATEST want,
whether it's for money, or romance,
or comradeship. And then she ties
up all the other little dreams and
tucks them away In dark cubby-
hole. and never takes them out
again"
Except when he's late for dinner,
or forgets to kiss her, or the muf-
IlnS Durni or something upsets her.
( interpolated the Bachelor.
wen. anyway" smiled the Widow,
she doesn't expect to get a whole
reglmant OF virtues and attractions
In ore husbandi A woman knows
. intuitively that you have TO choose
your one Great Desire in this life
and dispense with all the other little
half-desires. But a man never grows
up He never gets over the feeling
that he can have ALL the toys in
Santa Clauss pack II he only de-
mands them insistently enoughF'
The Widow Makes Her Choice.
what kind OF husband would YOU
choose" exclaimed the Bachelor inn
pulsively, If you had a choice, this
afternoon"
"Oh, this afternoonF' laughed the
Widow. YOU'D Dor
"A combination Of Lothario-Van
Bribery oltaire-and- Mr.. Carter" ex-
planned the Widow. But by tomor-
row shall probably be signing for
a David Harum or an Omar Kaiy-
yamr
But" protested the Bachelor, s.lIr.
Carter was the Eternal Bachelor
so are your declared the Widow,
between a laugh and a sigh. You
may get as far as the church door,
some day-but you'll turn and run
al the first sound OF & wedding
bell"