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Connecticut western news., 1920-02-12

Notice The Board of Relief of the town of North Canaan will hold an ad- journed meeting at the Probate Office, town hall, Canaan, from 10 to 3, Saturday, February 14th. N George K. Goodwin
 W. J. Hatmaker
 Edward s. Roberts
 Board of Relief.
Connecticut western news., 1920-02-12
Htnd Life Insurance Company.
CAPITAL STOCK s5, 900. 900. co

L Group Accident eu Group Liability WorenS Compensation IS
Connecticut western news., 1920-02-12
sSNw " V1 NT INV OUR FARMERS CORNER

equipment and organization of the work. In many ways these clubs have been of real value to the members; in fact some of the members expect to can their way to college.
Connecticut western news., 1920-02-12
To Save charred Documents,

70 OoVC NHdTTSU DOCHHItEILS' 9-I.
 Documents that have been charred by fire are rendered readable if col lodion Is poured over the charred pa per. In few minutes this dries and tough, transparent coating Is pro- duced through which the printing can be seen. Bank notes and other papers th,,s charred have been treated In this
Connecticut western news., 1920-02-12
18th Annual Statement AETNA CASUALTYs& SURETY CO.
of Hartford, Conn. Capital Stock $2,000,000.00

Assets January l, 1920. Cash on hand and in banks, $2, ,087, ,158.24.. Stocks and Bonds 8,034,20O.00 Mortgages secured by real estate 1,647,975.00 Loans on collateral 555,815.05 Interest due and accrued Dec. 31, 1919 ..........1 .136, ,732.11 Premiums in course of collection ...1 1,450,201.71 Equity in funds of N. Y. Excise Re-Insur- ance Association 7s,12s.7e Due from Re-Insur- ance companies on paid losses and sal wage recoverable 2,511.38 Other assets .20,965.99 Gross Assets. .s14,014,688.24 Less assets not admit ted by insurance de- partments ..... .21,571.30 Total admitted assets
 $13,993,116.94
 Combination A,
Connecticut western news., 1920-02-12
LIABILITIES

 Reserve on Life, Endowment and Te
 Policies ....... ...z......... Reserves not included above. ........ Premiums Paid in advance and other
 Liabilities ........ ..... Unearned interest on Policy loans. -. Taxes falling due in 1920. =. Reserve for special class of Policies and
 Dividends to policyholders payable 1T
 1SIO ...t.s. .s...... Losses and Claims awaiting proof and
 not yet due ... ............ ... Unearned Premiums on Accident
 Health, and Liability Insurance. =. Reserve for Liability claims ....... Surplus to Policyholders. s..........
 Total Liabilities ............... New Life Insurance Issued in 1919.n. Life Insurance Paid for in 1919. ..... Life Insurance in Force Jan. l, 1920. <. Paid Policyholders since organization 1T
 in 1850 ......... ..,............
Connecticut western news., 1920-02-12
January 1, 1920.
ASSETS

.,-..s.....- > .l ASSETS Home Office Buildings ngs............ $1, ,17600O % Real Estate acquired by foreclosure. 15,024 46 Cash on hand and in banks. 7,768435 95 Stocks and Bonds. 67, ,935 APO 35 Mortgages secured by Real Estate 61,731 $50 Il Loans on Collateral ........... ........ 971439 co Loans by Policies of this Company II 09 Interest due and accrued Dec 31 1919. 2,828226 83 Due from Reinsurance Companies and others 9974 IS Premiums in course of collection and de-
 ferred premiums !. ......... 5,551 7o4 61 Amortized value of Bonds and Market
 Value of Stocks Book Value, less
 Assets not admitted ............... 3,183187 88
 Total Assets - s1es, ,os7 TIP 46 Increase in Premium Income ........$ 6,158 060 45 Increase in Assets ................. 13,3O9612 or Increase in Life Insurance in Force. 219 504 SAP 32 Payments to Pocyholders during 1919. 24214 8O9 32 Payments for Taxes during 1919.. 1860. 656 99
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-11
Greater Popular Day Specials in
Toilet Articles

Bonnep Beauty Balm. special at. .39c
ResiHOl Soap. special at .-.-..-..- .ZIc
Lvsol. Greater Popular Day. .39c
Pozzoni's Face Ponder. special at. 80. .39c
Malvnd Cream. special al. .39c
Keep-Clsan Hair Brushes. special at. .69c
SHlInoff's Shampoo. special at. $500. 39c
Faniaise Rouge. special Gf...-.--..l9o
Danderi7e. special al. ..--. .27c
Puroda7t0 Tooth Paste. special al. ..I9e
Listera1e. special at .............- 69c
Street Floor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-11

Mems caps. IN neat checks and bright pat
tens. priced up to $3.50. are a Greater
Popular Day value at Csc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-11
SERGE DRESSES. $1,000


These dresses are mostly navy blue but there are IN
cluded some IN dark green and mulberry. They come
IN varied styles. some straight line models with cord
at the waist others are belted effects some braided
others embroidered. An extra special Gin
for Greater Popular Day Special at S0AO
AFTERNOON DRESSES. $685.
Afternoon or street dresses of printed wolfe IN beau6
full shades of blue black, green. purple and pink IN
floral designs In values up to $3.50, offered
for Greater Popular CO OE
Day at eQOs y
POPLIN SKIRTS. S5.95
An extra special for this sale Is that of popln skirts
Of heavy quality lustrous silk poplin IN black. navy
grey and tauPe. some satin stripe effects, some
embroidered. Greater Popular &E OR
Day at QOs -
WASH SKIRTS.
White wash skirts of piqus and gabardne In the
new spring models are Offered IN four lots-each one
an extra special The styles and workmanship are
excellent and they are Greater Popular Day Special
at $1.79, S2.45, S3.95 and SASS.
PRINTED VOILES. Csc
The Downstairs Piece Goods Section offers for this
Greater Popular Day selling exceptional values IN 30
inch printed printed voiles. which are one Of the
most popular of the new spring materials. For
Greater Popular Day they are NR~
an extra special at OOO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-11
Greater Popular DAY n
Toy Annex

We are offering two specials for Greater
Popular Day which should interest you.
AIRPLANES, CSC
The Flying Corporation Company's AirPlane
Model FL has single propeller drive and Is
guaranteed to fly. This IS a regular Sis
value-a Greater Popular Day special at Csc
1000 SHOT AIR RIFLES. $3.50
King 1000 shot air rifles. lever action.
nickel plated. are made of extra heavy quality.
These are regular $3.50 values; Greater
Popular Day special at $3.50.
Second Floor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-11
Greater Popular Day N
Juvenile Shoe
Department

Why let the children wear their dress shoes
for every day use when you can save them
by buying a pair Of elk skin play scuffers.
We are offering them for Greater Popular
Day at less than their present wholesale cost.
They come in both button and lace styles.
with elk skin soles. IN styles for both boys
and girls.
Children's sizes 81 to 8. special at $3.50.
Children's sizes 81 to II. special at $500.
Misses sizes. ~ to 2, special at $3.50.
Second Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-11
Greater Popular DGu n
The Boys Store

KNICKERBOCKERS. $3.50
This lot Of Knockers offers exceptional values
splendid wearing tTeeds, splendid patterns.
splendid workmanship. They are cut full.
lined throughout. have belt loops. watch
pockets. hip pocket and mending swatch. They
come IN sizes J to II. regular 81 values
Greater Popular Day 50 so
TUB SUITS. $50
These wash suits are belted Norfolks and
Tommy Tucker styles. long or short sleeves
and are made of good wearing fabrics IN an
assortment Of eolors IN sizes " to s years.
A Greater Popular Day O. ~
special at 04sOO
CORDUROY SUITS. Sz.95
There are but a limited number Of these sx-
oellent suits which vii be splendid for next
winters wear. They are well tailored and the
coat IS alpaca lined. These come IN sizes
] to u years and are a Greater q y OE
Popular Day special at % 9s2O
Greater Pooulqr Dan Sner;7ls :,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-11
Greaiz Popular DAY N
Hosiery Dept.

IL you are at all familiar with hosiery prices,
you will not need to be told that this Is an
opportunity worth taking advantage Of quickly
ONYX SIX THREAD HOSE. sT.95
These hose are full fashioned Of fine thread
silk with Isle top and soles. and they come
IN black. white. brown and navy. For Greater
Popular Day only they go on sale at sl.95.
Street Floor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-11
HATS. $3.50

There are but few Of these velvet. felt and We
lOr hats in black, navy. green and brown in
several attractive styles, in values up to S.,
special at $50.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-03-05
I Presented slIly.

disappearance l was not little
surprised to hear Billy ask her serl-
ously: Cant you get something about
him, clairyoyantlyT'
She told him she couldn't at the mo.
ment--the conditions weren't right
she was too worrled--too confused.
Aof course he agreed. TITS like
everything else-takes your best pow.
err"
"Ah--I see you understand" she re.
piled gratefully. and IL seemed to me
with little emphasis ON the 'youe
that set him apart from me and that,
I have always thought, was the precise
point at which they began to draw to-
gether In friendship that made him
her warm partisan. even against me
for the pext time he saw me alone he
told me he had decided she had better
keep the diamonds.
sOf course" he agreed again. AAnd
can see how you couldn't feel equal
to Il after what you've been through
this morning This was artfully hint
I'd to lead back to Claire
They might have continued their In
sarchange of opinions on Claire ant
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-03-05
CHAPTER xM.--contInusd.
-..-fe--

1879 -
.put the dlamonds7 said |, meaning
TO test her attitude. since she'd had a
chance to think over what I'd told her
about monsieur's claims on them and
particularly as he'd gone TO her him
self: "will you take them home with
your
She reeoiled from me. Il can't
now--how can II" she gasped. "oh,
you're going to help me, aren't your"
She had caught hold OF me and
looked positively frightened as she
spoke, CHANGING over her shoulder at
the door 10 see that II was tight shut
and that we could not be overheard.
Il depend on you'll trust you. II
lose those dlamondsoh, you can't
guess what | shall iose wouldn't
lie TO you'll tell you that man De
Ravenol Is thief. get 1t clairaudi-
emily every time he comes near me. l
see the word, as told you yesterday,
over his head in white letters. My
spirit guides wouldn't give Il to me II
II weren't true"
There was both scorn and appeal In
her tone. Jaw the moment was not
ripe for discussion Of the Tibetan
taahatma question. Nor did her re-
newed expressions OF confidence In me
and her obvious need OF help In the
present difficulties lessen the compli-
cations that now entangled me- Be
fore could think of anything suitable
to say, she burst out: "You'll not de-
sert me. viii you7--now that / need
you worse than eyer"
And what could say but, "No--Ill
stand by you though the heavens
fallW and wonder what new bizarre
line of conduct | was committing my
self tor didn't try to think, but told
her Billy was here and suggested that
she meet him--particularly since he'd
been TO the hotel and was all wrought
up over Clalre's mysterious departure
Mrs. Delnrlo demurred, but overruled
her and presented Billy.
Billy's relief and JOY at the redlscov
cry Of Claire were quite touchingly
amusing and he made himself CORE
spondlngly agreeable to Claire's chap
eron. He seemed conveniently TO for
get his dictum OF a couple Of hours age
that said chaperon was crazy. Thu
only point we any Of us attempted Il
eiucidate was the new mans connec
tion with the case--which we felt wa
somehow the key 10 monsieur'a suddel
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-03-05

from it TO his face, just as he took hold
of the elastic and snapped it.
"ze chain of evidence is perfectw
he cried, pulling up the elastic and-it
broke with a sharp report.
The sound went through me like a
pistol-shot. I jumped half out of my
chair and exclaimed, "OhW and fell
back again. had heard the pens rat
tie. l thought, Suppose he opens it
suppose he drops it! Heavens! What
shall 1 do? How shall get 1t out Of
his hands and not betray myself?" 1t
took about second for these words
to flash through me, and before 1 had
decided--or had need to decide, he
exclaimed: Pardon me, madame-did
! brighten your" and laid the box back
on the table.
For moment was unable to speak.
The tension OF those few seconds,
while he actually held the diamonds in
his hands, had paralyzed me.
realized that / was pressing my
hand to my heart! / stopped that and
stammered, yves, am little nerv-
GUS"
He waited moment for me to re-
cover my self-possession and then
went on briskly:
Madame, wish to say Immediate
ly--before we proceed anozzer step
Eat | appreciate your position. 1t is
Most dffficult-most difficult for lady
such as yourself. You are re friend OF
Madame Delario, is it not?
"Yes, ! am--and you must realize"
He stopped me. "0ui-perfectly
And it is as her friend Eat I approach
you now and ask your continued help
mo, monsieur, you must let me
withdraw now from all further con,
nection with the case. have done all
l can--I truly have"
Il know-I appreciate" he cut in
Now attend, madame, to w argu
ment: Sree sings must be considered
de checked them off on his fingers
First, she confesses she has zoze lia
monds and will return zem to zeiI
rightful owner, Second, madame will
deny absolutely Eat she have ever sees
zoze diamonds, 1t may be re truse--
1t may not bee point is, Eat she de
MES all knowledge. You and Monsieur
Rivers have already told me re diff
Guilty | meet here--if she have fine
zem and deny it. Or, sird--she con
fesses to you eyerysing about &c iind
Ing of zoze diamonds, but-you ar,
her friend-she induces you not to be
tray her secret-you promise her yo,
will not, A most difficult position 70
you, madame, If Eat last is re case, i
II not2"
Decidedly" l remarked dryly.
"oui. And now beg you to appre
clate zis evidence Of nay esteem 70
ySarself--I wish to spare you all nos
sitse humiliation, and vet to retail
! your cooperation wis me.
GRO BE CoNTINJJEr,l
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when you end more xan sree coinci-
dences in case you have-circum-
stantiaI evidenced When you have sun
ficient circumstantlal evidence you
have proof. And when you nave ~
proof Of crime you can act Il
He shot this Off In fierce determin-
ed tone and / saw he was ready 70
sprlng the mine under the Delarios,
mother and son. TO gain time, ask
ed: "But are these condolences SUM-
cient ?--are they eyidenceT
BAH" he cried again. "ley are
sufficient for any court" He leaned
4 little nearer to me and spoke In
more confidential way, as If he expect
ed me to agree with him: re chain Oh
evidence is complete. lie same house
ze house in which zoze diamonds are
known to 60 In Eat slipper; re son OF
re lady who owns Eat slipper; re date
on which zey are shown--not before
zey have arrive in America, but some
five days after; re seven stones. And
re man Haskins have even describe re
same box! Oui--Monsieur Eugene
does not take zoze diamonds out Of zat
box to show zem LA small white box
about re size"
Monsieur glanced over my table anc
his eye fell on--the box with the dia
mondsl
about re size of zls," and he pick
ed 1t up.
My heart stopped beating. With
tremendous effort | raised my eye
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-03-05
CHAPTER XVII.
ALlttle Scheme.


l had been too completely stunned
by the suddenness with which my Inn
prisonment had been effected even to
think who my visitor might be, and
Ii was not until he turned from bolt
ing the door and apologized politely,
Pardon zls intrusion, madame" that
/ recognized De Ravenol. And then
he removed his hat and motioned me
10 preeede him along the hall.
Madame, | ask sousand pardons,'
he began suavely. "Unfortunate-or
razzer, unforeseen circumstances, rem
dered els Intrusion necessary and /
feared II you closed re door-slnce
You had had interview wis your friend
Madame Delarlo you might perhaps be
tempted not to speak wis me and a
delay to speak wis me might spoil all
our plans.n
While he talked felt my courage
come back. and In voice / felt was
not obviously shaky, l replied. "oh
certainly. ] understand. / was ex
pecting you"
"Expectlng mef He seemed sur
prised that should be expecting hin
ut that time and asked why. al III,
same time motioning me to take
chair by my study table and Showing
me he would sit In the other.
To gain time on my side, went on
= fear You worried about Claire, whel
she did not come. l should have tele
phoned you, but my telephone seem
TO be out OF order"
| had a malicious pleasure Ia re
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-03-05
OUCH! my BACK! RUB
LUMBAG0 PAIN AVA
Rub Backache Away With sni
Trial Bottle of Old "St
Jacobs Oil"

When your back is sore and lan|
or lumbago, sciatica or rheumatzI
has you stiffened up, don't suffer q
a small trial bottle of old, honest n
Jacobs Oil" at any drug store, pour
little in your hand and rub it ral
on your aching back, and by the TIM
you count fifty, the soreness and LAM
ness is gone.
Don't stay crippled! This soothfl!!
penetrating oil needs to be used On'
once. 1t takes the pain right out q
ends the misery. 1t is magical, y
absolutely harmless and doesn't ouH
the skin. .....
Nothing else stops lumbago, sclaua
backache or rheumatism so prompV
1t never disappoints ADV.
Be sure your match is out-then
ahead.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-03-05
DRUGS EXCITE YOUR
KIDNEYS, USE Slln
II Your Back Hurts or Bl,aa
Bothers, Drink Lots 81
Water.

When your kidneys hurt and ".
back feels sore, don't get scared MI
proceed to load your stomach Win
lot of drugs that excite the ktdn..A
and lrritate the entire urinary trs
Keep your kidneys clean like Won lss 4
your bowels clean, by flushing n. /
with a mild, harmless salts which NJ
moves the body's urinous waste MA
stimulates them to their normal actsE
ity. The function of the kidneys I, II
filter the blood. In "a nours n
strain from 1t 500 grains of acid M
waste, so we can readily underst,,
the vital Importance of keeping N
kidneys active.
Drink lots Of water--you can't All
too much; also get from any pharmI
cist about four ounces of Jad Sslsl
take tablespoonful in a glass N
water before breakfast each moruh.I
for a few days and your kidneys Nj
act fine. This famous salts is NAL
from the acid Of grapes and lena
juice, combined with lithla, and NJ
been used for generations to deu
and stimulate clogged kidneys also \
neutralize the acids in urine 50 II n
longer is a source of irritation, al
ending bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot h
jure; makes delightful efferescs
Whitewater drink which eyeryql
should take now and then to ks,
their kidneys clean and active. N
this, also keep up the water drinki.
and no doubt you will wonder vts
became of your kidney trouble al
backache.-Ad
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-03-05
CALOM Ell!
It's Mercuryl Quick
silverl Shocks the
Liver-Dangerl

You're bilious, but take "Cascares
You have throbbing sensation III VI
head, a bad taste in your moutn'
eyes burn, your skin is yellow u
dark rings under your eyes; your
are parched, your bowels are W.
pated. No wonder you feel nj
mean and ill-tempered. You neeo n
carrots tonight. Don't continue ~
a bilious nuisance to yourseh y
those who love you, and don't ~
to harsh physics that irritate any
lure. Remember that most dlsV.
Of the stomach, liver and boWeis ].
ended by morning with gentle, w
less Cascarets-they work wllie 4
sleep, never grippe, shock, sicKen y
convenience you. They're grand 8
Hope is a nerve tonic for an'Di9
men.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-03-05
CUT DIAMOND
Jane Bunker
copyrlstn M CHARACTERIZATION @

her father for the next half-hour-
Judging by the way they seemed to be
enjoying it--but brought them to
earth with the question: How are
we going to protect Claire from the
new man? He's probably determined
to see her and find out something
about her fathers whereabouts"
'The deucelr cried Billy. "Td for
gotten him. Don't let him see her, II
he comes back, whatever you dor
This to Mrs. Delario. ut would be
simply too dreadful for her."
II know. Still. can't keep her a
prisoner In her room. You wouldn't
suggest that, would your"
Heavens. nor Billy raped out. Il
should say not Hasn't she been
through about enough already7'
"But suppose the man has already
traced her there and has the house
watched--the same as her father didp
flung In.
'.That's one OF the important things
I came to see you about Mrs. De-
IarIo turned to me. "If the house Is
watched feel 1t is. or will be
before the day Is over-Claire Is vir-
tualIy prisoner. I won't dare to let
her go out alone"
"The deucel" cried Billy, Jumping
up and snatchlng his hat off the table
as though he were about to run to the
rescue. Then he turned as red as a
beet and signaled me with his eyes
and a couple Of gestures which she
| did not see--''Help me out, can't youi
Make her ask me to go home with
| her. For he had the wit to see, be.
fore he'd let himself in with word
/ that he couldn't force himself on q
woman like Mrs. Delarlo without plac
Ing himself before both Of us in the
4 position of an officious pup and very
| likely getting a snub that would spoil
his chances.
! played to his signal--and won Q
bushel OF gratitude from both sides.
1. won't you let Mr.. Rivers go home
with you and find out how Claire Il
and come back and tell me?" asked
her artlessly; and to him, you'll d.
that for me, won't you, Billyf"
ooh, will you, Mr.. Riversp sh'
asked, In great relief, rising as sh,
} spoke and preparing to hurry off.
Bllly's eyes were popping and hi
, feet were almost dancing. present
ed him with frown--unseen by her
! that said: Nov, look out, young mar
! how you play your cardsl"
"What relief to have Mr.. Rivers !
she cried with feeling, and took m
hand. Then she affectionately kisse
me--for the first time In her life.
l saw her and Billy to the elevator
pushing my hall door fiat against tn
wall to keep 1t from blowing shut o
me, and waited, Idly waving good-b
and watching her till the car had sun
out of sight, / had just stepped int
my hall again and laid my hand on tn
doorknob, when heard sharp in
peratIye "Waitl"
jumped and wheeled. A ma
stepped out from the stairs back (
the elevator shaft His face was COZ
cealed In pulled-up collar and
pulled-down hat. With three quic
strides he was within the doorwa
He pushed me out of the way al
seized and slammed the door on u
Then he carefully put up the chal
bolt, As he did 1t, he held up his FRI
hand with "Sshl"
No need Of warnlng--f was par
lyzed II had taken him Just fol
seconds TO make me his prisoner.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-03-05
STOP CATARRH! OPEN /.
N0STRILS AND "
Says Cream Applied in Nostr''
lieves Head-coIds at onss

If your nostrils are cloggeu
your head is stuffed and you
breathe freely because of 81. u.
catarrh. just get small pO'p "a
Ely's Cream Balm at any drug
Apply a little of this fragrans
septic cream into your nostrlls -
1t penetrate through every or ~
Of your head, soothing ana s.
the infamed, swollen mucous
brane and you get instant re.lsr ,
ALL How good 1t feels. iv ,s.r
trils are open, your head Is ~,
more hawking, snuffiing, ploWu 80
more headache, dryness or suIs
Tor breath. Ely's Cream Balm IA
what sufferers from head eV's AZ
catarrh need. It's a delight
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-03-05
Aptitude for "DETAILS.

You know Johnson great felloN
TOR netail." He is that He's the Sort
of chap Who would go and get mar.
ried and be able afserward 70 ten
you whether 1t was Mendelssohn
Lohergrin, or Tannhauser they PLAYED
during the ceremony"
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-03-05

cutIcura Soap for the Comps ]
Nothing better than CutleuissA ma
daily and Ointment now ana : II
needed to make the compleAlosa il
scalp clean and hands soft an 80
Add to this the fascinating
Cuticura Talcum and you ~
Cutlcura Toilet Trio.--Adv.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-03-05

Salt used to be the ordinary
of the Abyssinlans.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-03-05

Fools and their money
parted.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-03-05

What we put off yesterday makes !
day worrisome.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-03-05

Be sure your match is out-hen
ahead.