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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-22
LIGHTNING INVADES HOI.SI:

Lightning played unusual pranks
during Il recent storm when il hit
me nome Of w. ii. Moore near Six
Mile Bridge. cast of Lynchburs, Va.
The bolt tore hole in the cor
ner OF the brick residence and pass-
ca thru the wall and splintercd the
stocks OF two loaded shot guns.
winch were hanging on the wall.
but the guns were not DISCHARGED
"A thlrd gun, near the other two,
was untouched by the electricity.
Il son OF the owner of the home, vino
Was standing at the time within
tnfcc fect of the weapons was only
eighty shocked.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-22

Finley NJ. Arbuckle has been ap-
pointed Local Registrar for Lewis
burg District, by the State Board of
Health, under the provisions of the
new Vital Statistics law. All births
and deaths should be reported to
him DrOmDtly
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-22
SECOND HAND COFFIN FOR SALE.

Nov that | have been resurrcct-
CT from The grave to which my
stomach trouble was fast leading
me and for which event had made
preparations. even to having bought
my coffin. Mayr's Wonderful REM
cdy has made Il new man of me and
| feel as good as ever i'm my life.
after having been at the point of
death half Il dozen times with acute
digestion and collie attacks" 1T is
simple. harmless. preparations that
rcmOceS the catarrhal mucuS from
the intestinal tract and allayS the
inflammation which causes PRACTICAL
ly all stomach. liver and intestinal
ailments. including appendix ibis.
One dose will convince or money
refunded. Sold by Lcwisburs Drug
Co., and Druggists everywhere.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-22

The West Va. News announces
the engagement of Miss Birdie Town
leg to Thomas Norwood CarsweI.
Of Abilene. Kansas. The wedding
it is understood, will take place in
the late summer.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-22

Mrs. +. q. Lobban has been ap-
pointed Local Registrar of Vital
statistics for Blue Sulphur District,
under the new law in effect july
II, 1921. Also for Wolf Greek,
District, Monroe county.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-22

FOR SALE.--5 passenger Buick
Auto. In Al condition. Equipped
with cord tires and extra. A good
bargain. Apply, THIS OFFICE.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-22
NAMED ON ROAD COMMISSION


Governor l.. +. Morgan complrt-
ed the personcl of the new Stats
Road Commission when he appoint
Ell Nelson r. Whitaker. Wheeling
manufactures, for the short term
appointment to serve with Major C..
u. Fortncy, chairman, and DR.. +.
b. Stephenson.
Whitaker'S term of office is for
two years; Stephcnson's for four
and Fortney's for six. The salary
for the commissioners as fixed in
the act is $500 annually. The Com
mission is at present engaged in
planning the road program to extend
over the next two years for which
the 1921 Legislature authorized an
expenditure Of $4,000. 900.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-22

DR.. John d. McCork1e, registered
Eye Sight Specialist, of Hinton. w.
Va" at the Greenbrier Hotel, Rom
ceverte. First Monday of each
month from nine TO five O'Clock.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-22

Don't fail TO hear The Naniazca
Hawiian Singers, featuring Hawiian
Melodies, etc, at Carnegie Hall next
Tuesday night, July 10th, at Sis
d. III. For benefit of the Seminary.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-22

Rev. Mr.. Calm will hold Divine
Service at the Episcopal Church
here Sunday morning the oath. at
II O'Clock.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-22

When III need Of taxi service call
". ID. TUCKwILLER, LeWiSbUrg.
Phone 800. Day and Night service.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-22
DEATHS.

'iiu iohi hlohtiIS' illu Ollc Vi litc
oldcrst and. best known Baptist
ministers of the State, died at the
home Of his son, Floyd. ut Lansing
.'ayeic county, after short illness
Rev. Ellison had been preaching in
FaNcte and Grcenbrier' counties for
the past SO years. Deceased leaves
four daughters and two sons.
NJ. r. Gwinn died at the home of
his son i'll Hinton on Monday after
moon. July II, 1921, from paralysis
and other complications. He WAS
81 years. ! months and days old.
Deceased was born and reared near
Sandstone. where he had spent The
greater part of his life, being farm
er. He was married to Miss Lizzie
J. Nicely, of Grecnbrier county, on
December 25, 1891, and to this
union three children were born:
+. w. Gwinn, of Hinton; W. r.
Gwinn, of Sandstone, and Mrs. +.
J.. Flint, of Rainellc, all OF whom
survive. He was latcr married to
Mrs. Virginia Surbaush on Feb. If,
1854, who, with one daughter, Mrs.
r. L. Flint, of Anderson, also sur
wives.
Mrs. Nina Bare, beloved wife of
Eugene Bare departed this life at
their home, 1923 Chestnut street,
Cincinnati, Ohio, on Friday, July
rs, 1921. Her age was 81 years. De-
ceased was daughter of the late r..
II. Ellis and wife, of Irish Corner
district, Greenbricr county, and
was a sister Of Emmett Ellis, now
OF Panhandle, Texas. Very beauti-
full services were conducted in the
home on Saturday afternoon by the
Daughters of America of which
| order she was an honorcd member.
and the funeral service was con-
Quoted on Monday, the 18th, with
Interment following in the Spring
Grove cemetery.
From the Temple (TeXas) Jale-
gram we learn of the death of Mrs.
ChaS. II. DobbS, widow Of Rev.
Chas II. Dobbs, who died in her
nome at brentwood, Texas on the
18th inst, aged 81 years. She was
married to Mr.. DobbS at ShcIbvvillc
ky., in June 1868. Shclbyvillc be-
ing her native town. Mr.. Dobbs
died in October last in old age. The
couple went to Texas in 1871 as
missionaries and teachers. Some
years ago Mr.. Dobbs was pastor of
the Richlands Presbyterian Church
where ne was much beloved by his
people. Returning to Texas the
family had since resided at Brown
wood. Six children SI,ryivn ,r,,,o
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-22

Or. p. \. George was elected
Mayor of Ronccvertc by the Board
OF commissioners on July 1St.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-22

t;rccnbricr Valley Fair, August
pp %. ~. -. and 10Th.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-22
THE GREENBRTER COUNTY WOMAN'S
ASSOCIATION,

The following li>l contains .hr
names of those who joined or re-
ncwcd their membership The last
day of ChauiauQua. The *l.O0.
which represents The membership
fec. does moi mean much to the in
dividuaI but ii means a great deal
to one Association, showing as it
does your interest and cooperation
The Community House is much in
need Of funds to carry on its
plans and you can help to make
them possible by joining or contrib
utinS:
Active Members :.
Mrs. j. $. McWhortcr.
Mrs. \. W. Kirkpatrick.
Mrs. +. \. lIandlcy.
Mrs. W. T.. DarncIi.
Mrs. O. l.. Baker.
Mrs. J. E.. Dice.
Mrs. II. l.. Van SiCklcr.
Miss Annie Austin.
DR.. Pearl Swcaringcn.
Associate Members:
Mr.. Mason Mathews.
Mr.. Ray Parker.
Mr. ROY Parker.
VII. ltOSN ] 1htl.
Dr.. o. l.. Baker.
Dr.. Howard b. Arbucklc.
Mr.. John E.. Dice.
Dr.. e.. s. COiTman.
Mr.. Il. VI. Bell.
Mr.. Mason Bell.
Mr.. w. +. Nelson.
Mr.. Homer Holt.
Mr.. Harper VI. Smith, Rcnick.
Mr.. O. J.. Co!lmIn.
Mr.. Howard Campbell.
Mr.. II. +. Mays.
Mr.. DabnCy Davis.
Contributors:
Mrs. \. f.. Mathews, 5000.
Mrs. ". w. COmStOCk.
Mrs. Mason Mathews.
Miss Jane Price.
Mr.. ~. E.. Jackson.
Mr.. Ben Schocttckrr, 2S loaNc, Of
bread.
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Call 245 when in need of a Taxi.
Cr,.IL NJ. PATTON, LcwiSburg. 4-tf
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-22

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE.
One wear. $500 Six months. 500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
THE SANDMAN STORY
Protected by George Matthew Adams.
By Abbie Phillips Walker

his daughter silver cloud for basket.
he told her to run slong and pick all she
wanted
But mind. they must an nc back in
thcir places IN the morning. warned
the Moon Man You are only borrow
ing them. remember
But when the Moon Girl began to
pick the daisies she found 4 would take
long, long time to gather enough for hcr
big blue sky garden and that She would
never be able to pick them. take thcm
home and brine them back before morn
ing
Then like anv other little girl the
Moon Girl SGT down and begao "a crv.
and there tho Fairies say thcv found
her and asked her why she was crvlng
When thev heard her story. ali tho
FAIRIES told her they would help her
So they dried her eyes with cotwch arc
handkcrchiefs. for the Moon Girl had
forgotten hers IN her hurry to gather the
flowers
II did not take the Fairios long. vnu
may he sure 10 pick the daisics and rin
up the moonbeam path ~ the great blue
garden. and soon thc Moon Girl was smil-
ing with happiness as shc looked M the
silvery little flowers tllckcring in the breeze
made by the ittle clouds as thev ran hv
Then. before the sun Man thought of
getting up. the FAIRIES came back for thc
daisies and carried them all hack 70 tho
fields and they told the Moon GIrl they
would bring them 70 her every night and
take them back in tho morning
"Nou must always bc with your father
explained orc Of the FarIcs Dion I
you know that the Earth children look
for YOU And if they should find YOU
gone don't know what they would do +
And that Is the story the Fairies tell
The stars arc the daisies which they take
70 the Moon Man daughter cverv night
from the fields and bring back before II is
dav. and The Moon Girl Is no longer lonely
because she has her beautiful blue garden
filed with flowers
And that Is the reason that some
times YOU see daisy that Is not wide
opened IN 'he early morning Ii is sleerv
because all night 1t has been blooming for
the Moon Girl
And the Fai1es say. too. that the
reason the daisy blooms so early and stavs
so late IS because II is the Moon Girls
flower and they have given it q charmed
life.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03

in three days have come up 20 me on
the street and given me the mystic
sign OF the Occult Order of Ostriches
and then touched me for a five spot
apiece. So / presented my O. O O.
pin with "A flower which completely
camoufiages il and which will continue
TO do so till ] leave this town. which
seems TO be infested with pupils of Get
Rich Quick Waliingford
Not that I'm not loyal Ostrich. but
as an ordinary ostrich acts within his
rights in occasionally burying his head
in the sand, an O. Q. Ostrich ought 10
bc able 10 bury his pin under ii paper
flower 10 keep from going bankrupt
Anyway, I've got hard luck stories OF
my own The boss wrote me n letter
saying that he'll give me Just a few
more chances 10 prove that I'm more
useful than ornamental on the road as
a salesman of Daisy Canned Soups. ana
that If don { come across with a flock OF
orders hell bring me in and put me
back on my stool in the office. Oh we'll
this hotel food is getting 50 terrible
That even another prolonged dose Of
YOUR culinary punishment would seem
like a pleasant change. Lovingly,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
Nv KATHERINE MOORE.

II could only scream or throw that
tall blue vase through the mirror
could picture the mirror cracked and
splintcred before me. The Thought
made me shudder. Goodness, had
really thought of doing any terrible thing
like that? | dropped down exhausted on
the couch, and hid my face in my hands.
need Leonard. He was my rock. II
anything ever happened 70 him, couldn 7
go on long.
Why had | ever spoken 20 him like
this? Now we bad parted from each
other with hard feelings. He had gone
10 New York. with its terrible trathc
congestion and thousands of awful acct
dents that happened every day-yes,
every minute too.
Maybe my thinking about breaking
the mirror was bad omen. began TO
cry. But must not be hysterical about
tiff only | had not been so cross with
him. | wouldn't worry 80. He went every
day To New York, and he was careful
surely.
pressed my handkerchief to my eyes
until it was damp and uncomfortable.
Suppose this time he didn't want 90 be
careful The thought sent me into
another fit of crying it would bc all my
fault
Some one rang the front door bell
I dabhcd quickly at my eyes with the
wet handkerchief and slipped upstairs
before Emma had time TO 90 to the door.
| listened NJ the head of the stairs.
A womans voice was inquiring II Mrs.
Alien was at home heard Emma say
ves, and show her into the living room.
NV heart sank within INC. The vice
sounded for all the world like Mrs.
Russelrs | didn't want to see her,
WHY did she. Of all women, have 10
come Just Mt tho time when my eyes
were red and tell-talc from crying,
Ever since that detestahlc evening |
had felt insidious curiosity IN her visits
tip-toed across the hall into my room
and tried 90 cover the redness of my eyes
with face powder u helped little
Tomorrow Mrs. Russell Calls
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
LITTLE BENNIE'S
NOTEBOOK
BY Lee Pape.

The Ocean.
The ocean ixtends from shore 70 shore
And fills up the spaces between
II IS made up intirely of diffrent size
waves
wich keep each other cleen.
on top Of the ocean are all kinds Of
boats
sutch as saleboats and boats by steem.
With people on bord so seasick
They wish il was ony dreem.
In the middle Of the ocean are fishes.
With few fms but meny scales,
some are inconspicuous. like minnies.
vile some are the opposite. like wales
on the bottom of the ocean are mer-
maids.
Half ladies and the other half fishes.
They leen back on seaweed and comb
out their hair
And look like they felt delicious.
q beware Of the ocean in a storm
II YOU chance TO be bathing nigh
And beware Of il also wen the tide is
low.
For the next way it gets $ high.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
HOME AGAIN.
Chapter 70.

Chapter 70.
"A HONEYMOON is fine but home rs
the best pace TO spend il after an told
Leonard tho next morning at breakfast,
YES. If your wifc's home with you,
Leonard responded jocularly. helping him-
self third time TO pancakes.
II don't go away SO very often, do 1,
DEAR" | asked ungenerously.
NO, do YOU want to- he returned
with lack of feeling
We had been living ut such high ten
sion of happiness for the last few days
that there was bound to bc slump.
Iwas beginning to recognize these inevita-
hlc happenings rs the pitfalls of married
life. they didn't mean anything, but
they lead to lots of difficulties. IL is im-
possible for two people to remain forever
at the summit of mutually thrilled emo
tions. and the slide down Is as dangerous
As the climb up is fascinating.
| intended to keep quiet tins tune.
Tnkind words acted rs fre-hrands.
But the reaction had irritated me.
I'm not so sure you found II lonely
without me missing the pan cakes seemed
to bc the only thing that bothered You,
| said unkindly
Leonard looked glumly Mt his watch.
then at me I wanted SO tO take back
the unkind words. but only tears rushed TO
INV eyes and sat silently hrooding.
He kissed me automatically and went
into the hall to get his Overcoats and
hat got up and followed him. try
ing all the while to find something to
saw that would make me feel better.
We didn't get much sleep last night.
dear | guess were both tired, | SAID
with an effort Mt naturalncss. Lets
trv 10 get ~ bed early tonight The trip
bdmc Yesterday was 50 tiripg. | added
II guess vou are tired he answered.
with a twist of sarcasm in the remark.
"Don Z know when I'll he home tonight,
nc SAID and went ont and slammed the
door after HIM
wanted 10 crv. but my mood seemed
10 crave something stronger for relief
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
THE MOON GIRLS GARDEN.

The fairies say that long. long ago
thcro wcrr no stars in the sky. that only
tho Moon Man and his daughter lived
thcrc end that the Moon Girl grew very
lonely M there all alone with nothing to
do
Ono night when she was looking down
an the Earth the Moon Girl saw a field
of dals,cs and she wished she had some
flowers up IN the sky. SO she told the
Moon Man that if she had q garden to
care for she was sure she would never
le lonely again.
Away down there on the Earth.
she SAID. Il scc many beautlful flowers.
Father. but of all those | see ] want
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
ANswERED LETTERS.

Column Reader. n have found your
salad recipes helpful for everyday use,
but wish you would publish some de
luxe salads for guest luncheons or sup
perH--Bunday night teas. for Instance.
when relatives are 40 apt 90 drop In"
Answer. will publish some recipes
for fancy guest salads In this column
next week. Don't miss II.
An Interested Reader II ann situated
SO that cannot get "A vacation from
home duties In tho summer. 50 am
planning to adopt all the housekeeping
Shortcuts ' can thing ~. in order 10
get n good rest at horne---or az least 10
make it ma easy for myself as possible.
Can you make any suggestions which
would help neT ] know my neighbors
will not approve. but one can't live for
ones neigh hbors
Answer | have always believed that
the hougekeepor should have her two
weeks vacation just as the business
woman has hers: she works AZ hard as
her aistar, the business woman and
needs a reat ia summer ltst ns much
But az you must stay at horne you are
wise 10 take things az easily az possible
I would uge paper napkins during tho
hot months Instead ~ regular
tablecloth would buy ono ~ the new
circular or white oilcloth tahIoclotha
which have colored border designs
stamped upon them and which may be
washed of after every meal, these save
laundering Then. I would usa old news
papers (cut into large qauareaJ fof
everything possible around the kitchen
you can save washing platos and bowlr
by pairing vegetables upon these news
paper Hquaree. you can stand "dripiy
pots or dishes upon them. thus saving
the bother Of having to wipe drope un
the table~--btIt you viii find ont theh
many usea for yourself when you have
ouce put n heap ~ them on the Kitchen
table. Fat \ good many ~ The unooobo'
fart vneaking away without gtvinf
notice Of one'a departure is not n mat
ter of geography but ono ~ persona
inclination ar habit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
Mother Discovers Why He's Eager for School

tions NJ the teason why.an informal
departure or ahsencC without peruiia
sion is referred a. na taking French
leave" Sotne of the inyestlgatora al
vance the opinion That tho phrase r.
eif-expia natary being hRssd tlpou the
native politeneap of thc Ereneh Who
would prefer tu slip away uuieflx. rather
than a. elbow their way through
throng and thua attract attention -
fhcir toavc taking 0thera clairn tfat
the wa,d French" ia This caaf should
ho translated IN Hz litarai aonee
frank ~ "fror" anil That tront "a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03

Az inquirir7 affrra-rf ~ Wi~e u
man in care 0f thr FTlf .fnf wv.
Keeping" department rH 10 o.
iu these columns In thfIr fHfr
requires ronvidrrahIr fffnf. nr"
owing 20 tnr great number rrrfl'
Eo n p Yrrarfv1f .r rut.Frr rru'N
desired. stamped a0d rrif 7fdrrarf
envelope ulu~' .n rrr 'rrrf Nth
qIe sion Tho Editor
Mirfre~~ Haze s0I rwrr' -fnr
carpet"
Maid "vss rorrr' r-vser s~-r .f
under Tho carpet fae.r. 't.a rr'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03

leavc. II nothing more than leave which
has heru assumed rather than granted.
ruf when wa examine the FTonch
cquivatcnt for tho same idea. we ind
tho phraan sprendre congo II naniere
hnriai4e e. take leave IN the English
manner uaod with precisely tho zano
moaning whilo the Germans uea fho
san.o form sa the English and speak n
afrauzasias her Abachiod IN other
words. eaeh nation biauee The custom
n saareptitiana flight upon its here5i-
tary encmy Implying that Il is rus
tafn ~ The country while. as matter ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
WHY?
Copyright. 1890. by
Wheeler Syndicate. Inc.

why do We speak ~ Taking French
Icavef"
rvf number Of Years past. evpeJta
who make q practice of dolving deep
into the origin Of popular words AMI
phrases have boon hazarling eNplana
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
LETTERS OF TESSlE AND JOE

Dear Tessie.
] wish you luck with tho 80 dozen
eggs you're going 10 try TO preserve as a
counter-revolution to the high cost Of
living. The best can hope for you IS
that you dor drop them, as you've done
with so many single eggs In the past
FOR a little work with pencil and paper
will tell you that it's just $50 times
more deadly to drop 80 dozen eggs than
n is To drop one egg.
I'm sending YOU a new picture of
myself that ! had taken. You'll notice
I'm wearing a big flower in my button
hole It's a paper flower and there s
p good reason for it. In other words
IL hides my lodge pin. Three birds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03

fact. vneaking away without giving
notice Of one'a departure lH mt mat
ter ~ geography but ono ~ personal
inclination or habit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03

the pretty white pctaled flowers with
yellow ewes the most Please let me
have them up here: they viii look beautl-
ful IN nv garden OF hiuc
Mr.. Moon Man thought long time
before he replied. and being very wise
the Moon Girl did not tease but waited
patiently for her fathers answer
The next night Moon Man threw a
moonbeam path straight down to the
Earth in all the daisy fields, and giving
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
Is the Worst Kind of
The end of the gambler be financial rin-the en
the health gambler may be death and financial suicide

made to fight the millions of deadly
disease germs that would take your life.
When. as a result of iron starvation. you
get up feeling tired in the morning hen YOU
find yourself nervous. irritable and easily
upset: y hen you can no longer do your day s
work without being all tagged out at night;
or have pains across the hack and your face
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
BY Laura A. Knkman

cereals and bring thsrs 70 the tshis
their own boxes also brinK the mills l
The table Ia itn bottle fOf cOufno fH
nice" hut you are on your stay
home yacatiOn) Form the habit
doing ss much of your days o0oking
possible ~ the early n0rugR. bF'n
the day has become ZOO warm
eggn hard. make a pOiat0 salad an1
n In the ice boz. mako rpuno rof1a
serve later with be- in 81. and mnEf p
some nouriahinE peanut butter aafN
wichea
And don't ~ your nelghb v'ntft
your determination % have ynur .fr
vacation az hume
Careless = have accidentally drnpi
some cement on surfaces whore y
not supposed ~ - applied HcW -
J aoften ~"
Anawor Cement cannot Do aof'..r
after ~ has unce hardened. an yri
do ia 30 chip t on
Miss r.. e want - naks vYf0e r.
cocktails FOR guest dintef
cipe caIia for grape iuirn. bu' Hat'
know n can make this Duf 70
grape jelly ! have Gn hand
Answer Yes. turn ono - fhf rr
pint RlarseB ~ Rraps lsnv ir'r
dlum rize hewf sdd a pin - b.n..
water. and stir until firwfvnT Ii
add Tho Juice - hair Irtror H'v
! through cleereeio'h
Tomorrow- IDr' To-v ~ ~
! Ceiling
Evening star., 1921-05-22

large rsrsef NJ heIir. navy rn-. cop.u
nhte ssrk- Tc-. IN fast coIor< oniy-e1r.u-
's'nai 9uatfy. cut from ful! piece and p.r...t