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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-18

long decisive battles through which fe
Sullivan passed down the he hronxed
shoulders 81 Jack Demps} there e. compare with that
rcountng clash between Jack johnson aud J Jeffrics Ia
seorrhei NJ Reno on July J. 1910
Tex Richard reared wooden oa on te plains
Nevada thousands who gathered from All
couutry tie t lie hung pufse of 100000
N Unprecedented prize n those DAYS
eTfres had fought than fse h the days
o his The had been bis master and be had
voluntarily with deeBfH recorded against him He
ofien rrrhoned dnaEe the realm ot
sport The the championship % the
white effort which BE- bad been induced by
from Those who despared Of Joiusou being
beaten the Of white hopes then seeking matches with him
II great rong that assembled or the battle ffinged
great packed et birds nests built
shelter hs serhood from the Reno divorce colony To
fhe fight charming hreak e monoteuy Of serving
poneni three years junior and then magnificent physical
trim There fighting al The start with Jeftries
crouehe serious eu and bis opponent erect gnning aud
talking q usual.
Ia the firth round Iefnes stray left that rocked
Johnson and moneuay wiped away his smile But the worried
look on passed big white teeth again cleaned and
through them the admonon Don't rush. slisiah jeff
douchn heah what hm lellin soniH
Come Jeff its easy, he repeaed often through the
bitter rounds
Are and five wears of freedom from rgors 81 training
told on Jeffres power his blows less the
IN the 18th roundtbe list oneIohnson
him the ropes with uppcrcut Agans, the dropping
Of white the black fighter then 7nde
away with one uppercnt after another
The challenger had tried and failed aud he fel taking
punishment His 1nanager hopped the ring stop the
slaughter whereupon Rcad held up Johnson hand signal
Of victory.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-18
Deadly
WOrkOf
Axn1Qn


Aeusson. June is.-~Ar axman. be
h"Sed 20 have been neora, wearing
pink shlrs. sbeuf ei4s Saturday
morning fractured the skulls es n.
weln. ard his wifc, Ms. nehseca
Waltf. a. they slept IN thsig anart
rsrs above their arocsry IN sunset
Weights, suburb.
Al local lnflfmars, where they
were tAken. n was stated hetn were
uneorsclous ard probably would die.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-18
SHOWERS TO CONF
SUNDAY " pRrolcfion

Chicago june ~ Weather nfedlr
tons today we're that cAleArua h1f
wave would iAat until Monday wtta
possible showers sunday nishi rae
heat was blamed for tour deaths here
yratefdas when she mercury wan, IA
es degrees Threo haya also wssa
drowned whllo Ia hathlne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-18
WOMAN "BLt EBEARD"
IS HELD FOR TRIAL

Twin Fails. Idaho. June is--Mrs
Lyaih southard. charged with ~
murder Of Edward r Meyer. her
f31rth husband. today VAS bound
over for trial IN the district coart W.
p. Guthrie. chief counsel for the de-
tense. stated that he would apply FOR
admission Of Mrs. gouthard 10 bail
and that falling in this be would ask
for Immediate trial.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-18
Dempsey Denies
Charges Made By
PawhuSka Man

Atlsrsle City, ~ J.. june "a.
Jack penspsey trslHina hsrs
for his hesssNse champion.
shlp fight wlth Georges carpen.
tier two weeks from to-day ~
Jersey City. did not take serious
~ tne resort tTOm passhuska,
0kia, that Ne had hees named
a. co sp~noert IN nivorxe
s0lt Ae ssid he hpd never heard
of the Woman and RAD never been
ln ra~huska.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-18
HEIHEss BECOMES WIFE
OF CHICAGO MILLIONAIRE

Chicago. June is.--Miss Lolita
Ogden Armour. only child OF Mr. and
Mrs. J. Og1en Armour. today be-
comes the wife of John J. Mitchell.
'ir, sceond son Of Nr. and Mrs. John
=. Mitchell Of Chicago. the ceremony.
which unites two Of chicago's prom
lent families. taking place at (
b'clock at Melody farm. the Lake
Forest home Of the Armours-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-18
pREeiDUNr NAmrs vicg
ADMIRAL 70 HEAD ftrrr

Washington. June is Nicc admr
al " Jonas WAS assigned cani
mAnder II The Atlantic reet ~lth the
rank Of admiral iio wlil auererisi
Ndmifal u u Wilson. who will low
ar his flag an June aoth @ assuma
command ~ %" naval aeademy st
Annapolis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-18
wnAr - rnr aouL

WHAT u ihs aouli Hear ihia sfea'
question discussed AZ the fifst y v
church ga SUNDAY eeenias. ~ saa
pastor Jehn A CAllan Good alas
lnF comfortable auditorium heeFsf
welcome The evening services aat
uno bouf 70 ? . m.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-18
t.nu~I tNiIk OILERS
iitIiii>. me- IiItl1

4loaalon Tesar June II laeAi
Aensa 81 Goose crerk forming yol
aniaer bucket brkadna. shortly ha
fore midnight last mast pHhahly
saved tho entire nnfihwrat paft ~
ihe oll city from complete dealfua
lion aa fire sweept through che busl
ness section.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-18
ANOTHER BATTLE srAoEp
IN coRK, IRELAND

Cork. Ireland. June IS Twenty
tlye auxiliary policemen beat oU
frocr Of 300 aflor tlerfa flsh' a.
Raihcoolc last night when four iar
irieu we're amhushed IA" crown
forces loat two killed aud fuHr
iuognded
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-18
CONDITION or CLEARING
HOUSES AND BANKS

New York. June fs--The actual
condition OF clearing house banks
and trust companies FOR the weex
shows that they hold tgs.sos.7eo re
serve IA excess OF legal Requirements
This IL decrease Of 81 .f7s,se0 FROM
last week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-18
abandon Soldier Hospital Plan

Oklshoms City June Is-The American Legion authorities
and the soldiers relief the latter authorized
administrator Of than million dollars for soldiers relief
today Doctor A. x
official statement 70 abandon the plan for tuber
hospital sulphur and send former
Clinton hospital for The Eighth Legislature passed
bill sppropristng three hundred eighty four thousand dollars
for a sanarium al Sulphur
The health commissioner declared that although
funds bill sufficient than fifty thou
dollars actually spent for building Sulphur
institution
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-18

The apple crop In Logan is pan
ming out much better than vas ex-
pected earlier in the season. V.
Urban. living three miles vest OF the
city has an unusually fine showing
q Early Harvest apples this year.
He brought nice samples TO The
Leader force today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-18
Masked Man
Assaults Mother
of 5: Robs. Also

Ardrsors. June fs.-~Mrx fran
ees Strs~n cf Eastlsnd. near
Marietta, ssas rrcosd ard A.
sauitec BY an unknown masked
mae early Friday morning. &C
eorolna 70 Information received
here frcyn Love ccurty authort.
ties to-day. Mrs. Strs~w - the
mother 81 five rhiiaren. Her
husband Was away from home.
Tire woman could give but mea.
ser description 81 her sssallsnt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-18
CLARK ~ RENAMED

HAD OF I. c. COMMISSION
Washington. June fs.-The inter
state commerce commission announc.
ed today that Y. Y. Clarke had been
unanimously reelected chairman.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-18
FLOOD FUND

The Leader has received the fol
lowing subscriptions 70 the Pueblo
food sgnd:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-18
WEATHER

New orleans. La. June TT
hight and sunday partly cloudy.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-08

=. IN - oose11e1 = ~ psa,la
schoolb - and graapstsd M
St An1l1ss csilsGe n pavsnpul
h salistsd - : nsnAsr Of a.
pany A. IN regiment, and sorv.s
during the Spanish American -,
He lAker reenlisted and eofve;
three pears 1t Fort Stevens, On n
IL artillery corps. He fptlovsS
the plumbing trade IN Rock lalasS
for many ysafs and later located n
Rigby, Idaho.
Surviving are the widow ana To-
childroA: tho parents in Rock r.
land; two sisters. Mrs.. John n
Cofksn and Mrs. Delmar D. Doolsv
|of Rock Island: two brothers
Frank E. Of LeClAire, Iowa ~
James C. McElherne. Jr.. Of Fsifi.
bault, MINI.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-08

1cesls .sss1 SGD s.471 s.ss7
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-08

! fssy u T. Ch1s ~ q Co-
narce q Doc111f. as1inx fUf cop5es
q ne drive folder and making n
enify about tla pcogress q IT.
motemeu3 II Rock Island. Citi-
3ens az Decatur arc planning N
effort to combine the usual drives
into ono IN order to coordinate
meooor6s for the mAintenance Of
n charitable and social relief
sGsne1o1s
~ drlvU - progressing vary h.
vOs1bly, according to ! statement
|nads " . member q tho execu-
tive conmittee this morning. Re-
ports viii ~ submitted ct the
Menday tuncheon - be held ct the
y. W. C. A. tomorrow. rendered to
the workers by the sisters Of St.
Anthony's hospital.
Hany Wefk n Drive
Heads Of many Rock Island firms
are showing IN actiye interest In
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-08
hundreds Of New Bargains Being Brought Forth Every lh
the Most Sensational Attractions Come by All Means-Come
Everything is Priced
Lower Than Cost

We frankly state that l0e are deternsin-
ed to unload the greatest portion of the ire
nsend0us bargains from the Third Floor.
Merchandise that is nOsO selling at ridicu-
lousy low prices!! EUerything Is marked
way bel0U cost to as and lce haze to hurry
them out at these lou prices, as the
Sale Ends Saturday!
Neuer before haue people of this conf
munity been offered such bargains! NoW is
the one logical time to purchase articles
that you can use for the present and fu-
tVe.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-08

Heads Of msny Rock Island firms
are showing IN activs interest In
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-08
Buy Now! Save!

We are anxious to hgUe our Third Floor
rem0deled-aH present merchandise MUST
GO! The prices haze been Iotcered, and
noU is the time to buy-ond bug aduan-
tageously to yourself. Bring your friends
tell them all about It and Iue feel sure
that you .oiA be much the happier for Il.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-08

All the News-All the Tina
The Argus.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-31
GOOd-by Horse Doctors

Recently Veterinary sixty
old doctors exist
younger With the Of the horse for travel
that veterinary colleges would also
a important part Of the community
young will find work before them
practitioners really complex problems
promised Their duties viii
will be both physician
their will be trusted livestock ever mora
valuable than yesterday.
a public satisfied drink milk from
to be affected with uber
greater percentage affected Con-
while milk products have gigantic
life
cattle the Indiana be
for cruelty animals.
raising Of the country
birth 1t takes that
progressive sell of their grain They just
these in health
IS arto an
generation livestock The scrub is
farm much the thoroughbred SO
incidentally high priced stock the demand for the
the fivver
surroundings
animals
peechless suffering
demand
expensive registered hog of
markabe
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-31
BEASLEY AND CLARK GRAB
OFF HONORS AT ENGLISH'g.

Gregory Kelly has a whole family
wished upon him this week. One Of
those ultra modern families Il is, too.
There are a couple Of daughters, both
grown up and one Of whom has annexed
a rather useless sort Of a chap as a hus-
band. A couple Of other chaps, both OF
whom have all the ear marks of fortune
hunters, are hanging around the unmar-
RED daughter" and they with a maiden
aunt, given TO fads and fashionable char
tiles, and an lmprovldent uncle, whose
dearest delight It IS to discover some
ailment and then have 1t himself, make
up this family, which is made TO order
for Kelly. Tho real father develops q
sudden attack Of acute famiiits' and
sails up the Amazon IN search Of
peace and quletude"-and finds it.
meantime leaving Kelly in charge Of his
household, but this seems to be getting
mo place fast"
This situation develops in Adam and
Eva" the current bin Of the Kelly Stock
Company at Englfsh's Theater and It's
an ideal summer attraction ideally
played. Situations similar to ths ones
IA this bright and keen comedy Of Amer
lean life. may be found IN any center OF
wealth and fashion. perhaps, not carried
quite SO far. it is true, but It is this
slight exaggeration that makes Adam
and Eva" so enjoyable.
The play is called Adam and Eva
no doubt, after the principal characters.
but when It was named those RESPONSE
Bile for the title probably didn't know
that Bryon Beasley was 70 play the role
Of the real father, nor that Wallis Clark
would do the honors as Uncle Horace"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-31
KEEPING HOUSE WITH THE HOOPERs

was beginning to grow very much
worried before she appeared.
why, where have you been, HeIeng%
asked Mrs. Hooper, as after going to her
room and putting her things away,
Helen came hesitatingly into the
kitchen.
I've been up to Edna Jackson's," she
replied care!essly gathering up the
dishes with which to set the table.
Edna Jackson'sw exclaimed her
mother. why, isn't Edna Jackson away
at school? And I didn't think you knew
her."
"Oh, yes, I do" asserted Helen, "and
she's home and she asked me to come up
and see her this afternoon, and I went"
Mrs. Hooper looked the surprise she
felt The Jacksons were the millionaire
family Of the town with whom Mrs.
Hooper and her immediate neighbors
were on speaking terms only, as they
spent very little of their time in the
palatial house on the hill at the north
end Of the town, and their two children,
son and a daughter, attended expensive
boarding schools in another State.
Where did you meet Edna Jackson ?"
asked Mrs Hooper curiously, as she
turned down the gas under the vegetables
she was cooking.
"At the library" added Helen nom
chalantly.
How long have you known herr" per-
sisted Mrs. Hooper.
-Oh, quite a long time" answered
Helen, as she rolled the tea wagon into
the dining room with the dishes with
which she set the table
Her mother wondered and when she
returned to the kitchen said, What did
you do up at Edna Jackson's house?"
Well, we rode up in her Iemonsine
and"
Limousine" corrected Mrs. Hooper.
Limousine, mean" she repeated, sit
ting down in a chair near the stove ON
which her mother was pushing the sauce
pans about, "and when we got there"
The front door slammed announcing
Henry's return from the city and Mrs.
Hooper said hastily to her little daugh-
ter. Il wish you would tell me all about
your visit to Edna's before you speak of
it TO Roger and Father"
IAN right. mother" responded the child
lightly as she sprang to the dining room
door to kiss her father affectionately.
The menu for the three meals on
Wednesday is:
BREAKFAST
Apple Sauce Cereal.
Broiled Bacon Muffins
Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Egg Soup. Toast Squares
Gingerbread
Milk.
DINNER.
Bean Soup
Vegetables en- Casserole
Fish Salad
Rice Pudding.
EGG SOUP.
Put one quart of milk in the upper
part Of the double boiler and add two
tablespoonfuls of cooked vermicelli and
about two tablespoonfuls Of grated cheese
Stir until the cheese is melted, add salt,
celery salt and paprika to taste and two
highly beaten eggs. Cook. stirring con-
stantly until the soup thickens and fla
vor with one tablespoonful of tomato cat
sup and half a teaspoonfuI of Worcester
shire sauce.-COpyright 1921.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-31

recently developed rich extent
worthy
boxing
End been sold this Boxofce
receipts toa 100000.
$4,000 considered sufficient
himself pounded with sledge blows He regarded
vanquhed
boxing fosered during the because taught
the body probable
puocac
defense where agility judgment Brutality
relied
difficult determine other
Americans
conducted and that true sporsmsnship will be
wrestling difficult
follow really
wrestling familiar with
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-31
SPEAKER
FOR LEXINGTON
N. Y. Pastor to Speak in Col
lege Exercises.

The Rev DR.. Charles E. Jefferson.
pastor Of the Broadway Church, New
York city, and one Of the most widely
known Congregationalist preachers in the
world. will bs the speaker at the eleventh
annual commencement exercises Wednes-
day. June s, by the College Of Missions,
in IrvinRton-
A feature Of the commencement pro-
gram will be the series Of pageants to be
given between 9 and 10 o'clock, entitled
''The Changing Order" showing the
changes In the last generation that have
occurred as compared to present day life
in Latin America, Africa, India, China
and Japan Preparations have been made
to make the pageant interesting as well
as educational
A number OF missionaries, on furlough,
win participate In the pageant.
The regular commencement exercises
VIII begin at 10 30 o'clock Music win be
furnished by the Orloff Trio. The execU-
tive committee of the United Christian
Missionary Society, under whose auspices
the college Is conducted, will attend
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-31

or they probably would have styled 1t
Adam and Eva, Father and Uncle
Horace" It's q quartette that you do
not want to miss.
Beasley is James King" symbolizing
the successful modern American bust
ness man, little more than CHECK
book" to his family, who really are not to
blame in the least because he has put
business first and seldom knows he has
a family except on the first Of the month
when the bills come in. Clark is Uncle
James Ligrim, who fifteen years before"
came to the King home to spend the
weekend, found a soft snap and settled
down to enjoyment of it for the re-
m~inder Of his natural life.
here's an old saying that 1.-The worm
VIII turn and that is just what king"
or Beasley If you wish, does and in the
tn ming Kelly acquires his family. He
is adam Smith" and when Adam"
becomes father he finds his work cut
out for him. The most troublesome mem
Der Of his family. but withal the best
beloved, is his younger daughter" Eva
You've guessed it, Ruth Gordon is eva"
and, well, stock fans know what to ex-
pect from Miss Gordon in these girl parts,
so build your hopes as high as you wish
you will not be disappointed
Adam" has an awful time with his
family wished on him so sudden like,
and has to adopt the role Of a family
tanner" before he brings things to the
point he wishes. He even turns robber
to achieve one desired object, has
financial crash and adopts a more or less
deceptive demeanor a number Of times
when he has an unusually stubborn OBJ
stacle to remove, and finally takes his
family" to a chicken farm in the
''wilds" Of New Jersey, puts 'em to work
and makes 'em like it,
Willard Barton, Beulah Bondy, Wal
lace Ford, Florence Murphy, Angela Og-
den and Harry Sothern are other mem
bers Of the Kelly company who acquit
themselves unusually well this week.
Adam and Eva" will be at English's
all the week, with the usual matinees.
Its an excellent play, with unusually
bright lines and amusing situations, and
the Kellys have given it a production
that could not be improved upon.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-31
Ne0r East Relief

Thomas president
Indiana
quota
ifs n i've
things interfered
this
relief effort that
assisting Armenia territory
Relief
necessity quick
wealth charitable incination
sympathy
The Of the has times told
why
De OF in the nextm onth.
on can be
wiIfa
world while they Il plenty
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-31
WORTH WHILE BILL
NOW ON VIEW AT KETH's.

It's not often that such a pleasing
fragment Of musical comedy finds its
way into popular vaudeville as the act
billed as Melody and Rhythm at B. F.
Keith's this week. A number Of eccen-
tric dances and dainty dances are pre-
sented, together with pleasing songs of
various character sung by an attractive
girl with & real voice. The act IS arts
ucaIy aged. bringing a faint whin Of
the Follies with Il.
Clayton and Lennie, ''the chappie, the
chap and the cap" not forgetting the
cap II it be cap. keep the audience in
gale Of laughter by saying little and
looking a lot.
A snappy skit with Shiru RivtB and
Billy Arnold is an amusing bit Of non
sense built around the female drummer
and the travelling salesman.
Songs and dances Of the old plantation
type are introduced by Doyle and Elaine
in their lively act, a Study In Tan"
4 variety Of musical stunts combined
with a heap noise" Is exhibited in
the Versatile Act" featured by Acklund
and Mae.
A film showing OF the American cham
pion, Jack Dempsey, preparing for his
battle with Carpenter completes a good
bin
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-31
TUESDAY.

Mrs. Hooper realized that one mistake
she had made in using her washing ma
chine last Tuesday was to pack the
pieces too closely. This she found pre-
vented the proper action of the machine
and lessened the effectiveness of the wa
ter forced through the clothes. She de-
cided today to do fewer pieces at a time,
even if it took one more load. Another
thing that she must be careful about was
not to have the water too hot when she
was washing the clothes. The old
fashioned method Of hand washing had
safeguarded her against using the water
too hot, because she couldn't put her
ha2gS into it, but knowing that hot wa
tie nets" the dirt she was watchful to-
day to reserve the scalding water for the
hot rinse and use ii only tepid for the
washing.
Mrs. Hooper's laundry cabinet was al
ways well supplied with the soaps and
powders that were needed for the wash
ing of the clothes, and she also kept on
hand all the necessary things for re-
moving stains, and over the tubs were the
instructions for taking out all kinds Of
spots that she and Henry and the chill
dren were at one time or another getting
on their clothes She had learned that
there are eleven kinds of stains that af-
feet fabrics-fruit stains, beverage stains,
inks, grass, grease, wax (includiDg gum,
dyes. paints, oils, leather and those of
metallic origin like rust-and that q GER
tain treatment for each kind Of stain was
effective. Mrs. Hooper had gathered the
best Of these remedies and tackled them
up in her laundry where they could be
found quickly whenever there was an
accident to a garment
She found that she devoted nearly the
entire morning to her washing quite as
she always had done, but that when it
was over she felt no WEAKNESS whatever
from the eTsrtion that was necessary to
put into the work. as a result Of using
her new electric washing machine.
Henry and Roger seemed to think that
you just started the machine and went
off and left it, and that when you re-
turned the washing had been miraculous
ly accomplished. She was explaining to
Roger how it really had to be watched
like a baby at first when she looked
up from her sewing and said:
II wonder where Helen is. 1t is long
past tea tine and She hasn't come in TO
make it."
Il didn't see her after school. -
answered Roger. 81 don't know where
she is"
Mrs. Hooper waited another ten
minutes and then got up and made the
tea herself, wondering very much at
Helen's non-appearance, as she never de-
layed returning from school without
telling her mother beforehand that she
would be late And it was almost never
that she Called to return in time TO
make the tea.
Mrs Hooper had gone TO the kitchen
TO begin the preparation for dinner, and
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-31
Keeping Young

Would not be well
do daily act just remind him
Those who heavy responsibility
well o
when earning $50 900
industry in ana
compelled strict and this
greatest
the worlds corporations
clever told Of
Court
which would
Duke offered $4,000 good
he a
The fact remains that
in
game ball. SWIM walk old surroundings
o
Even photograph of the old swimming hole early farmhouse
often brings IL effort to throw pleasant
and youthful vision the mind wiz aid yOung