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, 1921-09-30

that it will be able to adjourn before
the middle of next week. At the open
ing Of this mornings session, President
Van Karnebeck announced that Cuba
had 9ratified the status of the Interna-
tional Court Of Justice. Lord Robert
Cecil, representing the union of South
Africa, took a prominent part in the
debate relative to the economic blocks.
He warned the assembly against the
danger the League RAJ of earning the
part Of "Superstate" if it tried to make
its rules for the use of the blockade too
imperative fer the members. For that
reason he opposed the amendment giving
the council Of the League power to fix
the absolute date upon which the block
ade would be applied.
London. Sept 9th. The new service
of steamships bringing Canada four days
from the United Kingdom is on the way
to becoming an accomplished fact, says
an announcement issued to the London
newspapers by the recently formed
Canadian Chamber OF Commerce, of
which Sir Mac Laren Brown of the Cana
dian Pacific Railway Company, is Vice
President.
Paris, Sept. 27th.-Sadi Becouate yes
terday in the Villo Savage airdrome
lowered is own worlds airpIane speed
record by flying at the rate Of 200 kilO-
metres ITS metres (205 miles 100 YARDS
per hour.
New York, Sept. 27lh, The feature in
the sugar market today was the an
nouncement by the sugar finance com
mittee that it had reduced the price of
Cuba sugar from 34c. to q, cost and
freight, equal to,4t23 for centrifugaIs, and
that they had sold 200, 900 bags satgsthat
level to local ~refiners. Uncontrolled
sugars, however, were unchanged at 4.13
for c~entrHugaIs with sales of 81, 900 bags.
In raw sugar futures, local selling caused
a decline, of three points in the active
positions. although trading was light.
The market for refined sugar was easier,
and prices were reduced 10 to Is points
by two of the local refners to the basis
of $50 for fine graduated, owing to the
decline in the spot market. Others were
unchanged at 5.65. There was lly one
lot of September changed hands in rein
ed futures at 6.25, or unchanged from
the previous close.
Dublin, Sept. 9th. The Dali Cabinet
will assembly in the Mansion House on
Thursday to consider the reply of Mr..
Lloyd George % Mr.. De Valera's last com
munication, it was announced here to
night. Mr.. Lloyd Georges reply will be
made pubic on Wednesday, according to
a london announcement.
London, Sept. 9th. According to last
l.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-06-16
ORDINANCE


AGREEING TO PAY A PORTION OF
THE COST AND EXPENSE BY THE
VILLAGE, OF THE IMPROVEMENT
OF SOUTH COURT STREET UNDER
THE SUPERVISION OF THE STATE
HIGHWAY COMMISSIONER.
WHEREAS, The State Highway
Commissioner is considering the mat
ter of the Improvement under his sup
ervision Of the public highway known
as Inter County Highway No. 25,
Main Market Road No. Ill; and,
WHEREAS. South Court Street,
within this village lien in whole or
in part along the line Of said Inter-
Ill, said street or section of street
being more particularly described as
follows
Beginning at Station 172 plus 40 at
the south corporation line Of Medina
Village on. the Cleveland w Wooster
Pike, Inter-County Highway No. 26,
M. M. NQ. Ill, and running thence
in northerly direction in and along
the center line of the Cleveland
Wooster Pike, l. C. H. No. rs, M. M.
No. Ill, to Station 100 plus rs at
1.-The south end Of the present brick
pavement in Montville Township
and Medina Village. in all a distance
of 1885 feet or .347 miles, along
South Court Street, and,
WHEREAS, 1t Is proposed to extend
said highway Improvement into, with
| in and through this Village and along
the aforesaid Street or Section OF
| street, and,
| WHEREAS, Said Village Of Medina
is willing to pay FIFTEEN (15No)
per cent, of the cost and expense OF
said Improvement within its corporate
limits and all the damages and COM
pensation for land taken or affected
| thereby, Now, Therefore
| Be it Ordained, by the Council of the
Village of Medina, State of Ohio;
SECTION !: That 1t is hereby
agreed that FIFTEEN (15 Go) pei
cent of the estimated cost and expense
of said proposed improvement to be
made by and under the supervision OF
the State Highway Department OF
the State of. Ohio. and all damages TanG
| compensation for lands taken or affect
ed thereby, shall be paid by said vii
lage. 9s9 H'r'
sEcTIoN2: That the Clerk be, and
he IL hereby. directed to furnish to the
State Highway Commissioner and tc
the Board Of County Commissioners o1
Medina County. Ohio. a certified copy
Of this Ordinance immediately upor
the taking effect thereof. fsIa,I-er-
SECTION s. That this Ordinance
shall take effect ana be in force from
and after the earliest period allowed
Passed: June IA. 1921. 5,,g. ,l
Attest: w. p. Ainsworth, Clerk
432 % III. ri. HART1OG. Mayor
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AM ORDNANCE

AN ORDINANCE 1 accepting and ap-
proving the plat and subdivision Of
the south part.sof Out Lot No. Nine (9)
on the Medina Township side OF the
Village of Medina, Ohio.
BE. IL ordained by the Council OF
the Village OF Medina, Ohio.
SEC.I: That the plat and sub-divi-
sion Of the south part of Cut-Lot No.
Nine, ON the Medina Township side of
the Village of Medina, Ohio. ne prepar-
ed and submitted by C.W.Pratt and
bearing date Of May 9Th 1921 be and
the same is hereby accepted and ap-
proved and that the dedication Of the
strip of land seven feet In width Off
the south side Of out-1ot Nos and ad-
Joining the north line OF Homestead
Street between North Court Street and
North Broadway. for street purposes
and aslS part of and for the purpose
OF widening said Homestead Street
between the points above named. he
ard the same IL hereby accepted.
SEC. III. That this ordinance shall
take effect and be inN force from and
after It's passage and legal puhlica-
tion. N ls m u M
Passed June 14th 1921 8s IN
Attest w. r. Ainsworth. Clerk
|432 ,l N IA. al \ TIARTzOG, Mayor
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Weymouth

Miss Laura Williams, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Williams, and
Glenn Woodbridge of Medina, were
quietly married last Thursday. They
took a wedding trip to Cleveland and
will return to their new home on
North Vine street, Medina. Their
friends wish them much happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Baysinger of
Maryland, spent their wedding trip
with their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Baysinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Loughry, Mr..
and Mrs. Savage, and Ross Fauver of
Elyria, Mr.. and Mrs. Mangol, and
Will Fauver of Akron spent Sunday
at E. 2. Worden's.
Miss Lucy Walters of Spencer
spent the weekend with Mrs. Inez
Bartholomew.
Miss Lestia Wiener Of Homer
spent few days this week with her
sister, Mrs. Wendell Thompson.
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MAY BIRTHS AND DEATHS

During May, 81 births and ~
deaths were reported in Medina
county.
Births-Villages: Lodi 2, Medina
IL, Wadsworth 49,.
Villages: Lodi 2, Medina
8, Wadsworth 4.
Births-Townships: Brunswick l,
Chatham 0, Granger 0, Guilford 8,
Harrisville, 1, Hinckley 0, Homer l.,
Lafayette l, Litchfield l, Liverpool
8, Medina /, Montville l, Sharon /,
Spencer 8, Wadsworth 1, Westfield
IL, York /.
eaths-Townships: Brunswick 0,
Chatham 2, Granger l, Guilford 1,
Harrisville 2, Hinckley /, Homer: 0,
Lafayette 8, Litchfield O., Liverpool
0, Medina l, Montville 2, Sharon /,
Spencer 3, Wadsworth /, WestfieId
0, York O..
Causes of death were: Accidental
death /, arthritis deformans (joint
disease) 2, cancer 2, cerebral hem
orrhage 8, cerebro-spinal meningitis
1, cogenital defects /, diabetes mel
illus /, hardening Of arteries 2
heart disease (all forns) 5, pneu
monia (an for1ns) 2, prostate en-
largement l., stillborn l, suicide 2
tuberculosis q, uremia 1.
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Arthur Haury Of Elyria spent Sun
day with his father and brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Armbruster and
son spent Sunday in Medina.
Mrs. Rose Kalb and daughter Mary
spent Thursday Afternoon in Grafton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yost and daughter of
Cleveland spent Sunday with the
formers sister, Mrs. Kate Bauer.
Ed. Fries Of Cleveland spent Sum
day with his brother, Frank Fries.
Mrs. Tony Strittmatter return
ed home after spending several weeks
in Cleveland.
Mrs. Anna, Reece and family of
Chippewa Lake spent the past week
with her mother, Mrs. Gustia Neff.
Mr.. Jimmie Mole and niece of
Michigan spent the latter part of the
week with his sister, Mrs. Rose Kalb.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gross and
Charles Gross were in Cleveland on
Thursday. ......
John April and Ernest Dill were
in Elyria Tuesday on business.
Many here are having the mumps
/ John Hugh Dowdell and Randolph
Pfeiffer were in Cleveland Monda,
on business.
Miss Marie Armbruster of Elyris
is visiting relatives here.
Hazel Meyers has been i'll.
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ORDINANCE NO.

ORDINANCE NO.
AGREEING TO PAY "A PORTION OF
THE COST AND EXPENSE BY THE
VILLAGE, OF THE IMPROVEMENT
OF NORTH COURT STREET UNDER
THE SUPERVISION OF THE STATE
HIGHWAY COMMISSIONER.
. WHEREAS, The State Highway
Commissioner is considering the mat
ter of the Improvement under his sup
ervision Of the public highway known
as inter- County Highway No. 25,
Main Market Road No. III; and,
WHEREAS, North Court Street,
within this Village lies in whole along
the line Of said er-County Highway
section Of street being more particu-
larly described as follows:
Beginning. at the north end of the
present brick pavement on the north
line of Union Street on North Court
Street in the Village of Medina, and
running thence in northerly direc-
ton in and along the line Of the
Cleveland Wooster Pike, T. g. H. No.
25, M. M. No. III, and North Court
Street, to the north line Of Medina
corporation, being in Medina Village
in all a distance of 1906 feet, and,
WHEREAS, it is proposed to extend
said highway Improvement into, with
in and through this Village and along
LIZ uloI CShiu oIItcl OF SecLlOn Oh
Street. and, @
WHEREAS, Said Village of Medina
is willing to pay EIGHT 1917 pei
cent. of the cost and expense Of said
Improvement within it's corporate lin.
It and all the damages and compensa-
ton for land taken or affected there
by, Now, Therefore, M
Be it Ordained, by the Council oI
the Village Of Medina State of Ohio
agreed that EIGHT Aas ese%) 3 per nefsDs cen'
of the estimated cost and expense OF
said proposed Improvement to be
made by and under the supervision OF
the State Highway Department of the
State of Ohio. and all the damages anc
compensation for land taken or affect.
ed thereby. shall be paid by said vii.
1age.
SECTION Q: That the Clerk be, ant
he is hereby, directed to furnish to the
State. Highway Commissioner and tc
the Board Of County Commissioner.
Of Medina County. Ohio, certified
copy Of this Ordinance immediatel,
upon the taking effect thereof.
SECTION g.: That this Ordinance
shall take effect and be in force from
and after the earliest period allowed
Passed; June IA. 1891.
Attesti NV. p AinswOrth, Clerk
432 n. III. HARTZOG, Mayor
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Erhart.

MIR. and Mrs. Martin and family of
Columbia spent Sunday evening with
Mr.. Charles Bauer's. Master Clyde
Martin remained for visit with
his aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Law left Fri
day morning for Dayton, by auto,
to visit their son Edwin. .
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Swindeman and
family of Elyria called on his uncle,
B. B. Spieth, Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Spieth of Elyria is
spending several days with her son,
B. B. Spieth. ...* ,-a
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Hinckley

Mr.. Horace Waite of Oberlin and
Miss Atlee johnson of Hinckley
were quietly married at their own
home in Cleveland, Thursday, June
10. Their home was all furnished
and ready to occupy and the mar
riage and wedding supper took place
there. Mr., Herbert Waite and
family of Oberlin and Mrs. George
johnson and family of Hinckley
were the guests. The bride and
lgroom have gone to Michigan on a
weeks vacation when they will re-
| turn and Mr.. Waite will take up
his work in a Woodland avenue,
Cleveland bank.
There will be dance next Satur-
day night, June 18, at Hinckley town
hall. Music by Cleveland orchestra.
| Mrs. John Dunn of Philadelphia is
spending some time at the home of
Leslie Piero. Mr.. Dunn is in Char
.lity hospital, critically ill.
Charles Waldo called on friends
| the first of the week. t
Mrs. Skeels of Cleveland is conva-
lescing at the home of her cousin,
Mrs. H. Cartwright.
Il Anson Waldo and Mrs. Ralph Pond
of Cleveland, spent last Wednesday
at Mr.. Waldo's home.
All will be glad to know Miss Camp.
! bell and Miss Werner have been hir-
J ed again to teach our school the
coming year.
81 P. c. Waldo of this place, Charles
/. Oakley and family of Medina, Blake
Waldo and family of Mansfield, met
. lat the home Of Wayland Waldo 1
{ Sunday to remind him Of his birth.
day anniversary.
l Charles Gibbs, Will Dague anc
: Floyd Ganyard nave gone to Texa.
l on an excursion trip, looking up
! future home.
Sunday, June 10, in the evening
t Rev. Searles will deliver the Mac
/ cabee memorial sermon in the com
x munity church. Welcome every
body.
r Charles Cady and wife were i
!. Nottingham last week on business.
= Mrs. Jennie Waite of Medina visit
=, ed at the home of Mrs. Annett
3 Waite for few days.
ri D.
q Miss Mabel Riley finished on
. more year at Lorain, as school teach
y er. She has spent most of Ter tim
) their for a number of years.
( Hubert Waite of Oberlin sper
Sunday at H. P. Riley's. ..,
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weeds. No where in advertising will
a little money 90 so far

weeds. No where in advertising will
a little money go so far"
The pictures and lecture on person
al selling were Of especial interest. The
right and wrong ways to sell and to
serve were pointed out Newspaper
advertising and displays are valuable
aids to selling" the speaker said, but
there IS absolutely no substitute for
personal salesmanship. Nor is there
any limit to the earning capacity of
successful salespeople. Wide awake
merchants realize the value of their
salespeople. They know that in the
eyes Of the c,a-,mei, the sales person
embodies the personality, policy and
service Of the store; also that the
good will Of the customer is based up
on the treatment receivedsat the count
err
In conclusion two-reel story was
shown of merchant who turned from
guess work to facts and mads his
business pay him the pleasure and
profit that every man has right to
Eexpect from work we'll done.
"The man who gets nothing out ol
retailing but hard work and worry, y,and
bare living, deserves our heartfelt
sympathy" the speaker said His
daily work is constant drudgery; a
night it haunts him and in nine case'
out Of ten the cause of this worry il
guess work Guessing is'gambling
The man who CANDLES worries, AM
the man who worries can not hope t
get all he should out of retailing"
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Poe

The Ladies of the church will meet
on Thursday, June 23, with =" Mrs.
Porter for an all-day quitting.
Born to Lester johnson, and wife
boy on Saturday morning.
Children's Day exercises will be
at the preaching hour next Sunday
morning. .
S. H. Hoddinott and family spent
Sunday in Akron at the home of r.
H. Bowman.
A lively ball game was played ON
Saturday afternoon by the married
and unmarried men of the Grange.
The married men beat.
Miss Bernice Rogers returned from
Kent Normal on Friday after spend
ing year in preparatory work.
We congratulate the Sentinel ON
the fine idea of publishing the s. s.
lessons each week. (Thank you
Ed.)
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Frank Chapman and wife, Archie
Chapman and family, and Glen Chap
man and family attended the Chap
man reunion at Chippewa Lake last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Keitt of Akron
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas, Case.
Frank Welton of Wooster spen..
Sunday at Mr.. Rummels and Grant
Welton's.
Miss Helen Hanson Of Akron visit
ed her parents Sunday.
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RelnsOn Corners

About 40 from Granger attended
Flower Mission day at the County
Home last Thursday, all enjoying the
occasion very much. @
John Spellman Of Cleveland spent
the weekend with friends and rela-s
tives here. 3,3
Ruth Crocker, who has been attend
ing school at Kent is home for the
summer.
The Loyal Workers will meet at
the home of Mrs. John Kinton Friday
night.
Paul Young and friend, Francis
Taylor of o. S. u, spent week
with Ernest Young and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Randall spent
the weekend at the home Of their
son in Spencer and called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Hamlin and family.
About rs attended the shower CIV
en- in honor of Mrs. Park Crocker
at the home of her parents last Sat
urday. She received many beautiful
and useful gifts. A lap luncheon
was served.
The Loyal Cleaners will meet at
the home Of Mrs. Dana Miller in
Bath Saturday night.
Mr.. and RMS. Elmer Holmden and
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Huntley spent
Saturday and Sunday at j. o. Crock
er's.
The w. G.. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Electa Ruple, Saturday after.
noon. The program is being prepar
ed by Flower Mission superintendent
Mrs. Addie lockwood. Everybody
invited to attend.
Mrs. John Duncan is spending sew
eral days i'm Cleveland and Ashtabula
Mrs and Mrs. Frank Chapman en-
tertained Herman Chapman, Mrs
Myers,and Mrs. Welker,all of Michi
gan, also Mrs. Whitman and Mis-
Chapman of Chatham, last Monday.
Grace Green of Wadsworth is ma
! ing a two weeks visit at Jess
Haynes.
, Ed. Davis and wife entertained tn
following Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs. Get
Huffman and Hazel Saunders Q
Akron, also Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gas
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Wiley Q
i Medina.
C. F. Nickel and wife, &C. Nick
!, and wife, S. G. Brown and wife, a
so A. E. Nickel, attended the funer;
4, Of Geo. Towfrett at Dover last Tue
) day. #
II During the summer the store /:
:, Remson Corners will be closed We'
nesday and Friday nights at 81
, o'clock.
I, Hazel, Jones who has typhoid few
is very little better at this writin
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AN oRDINAINCR

AN ORDINANCE accepting ana ap-
proving the plat and subdivision OF
Lots Nos. 1853, 1874, 1855, 166, I'LL 172,
173 and I74 on the Medina township
side Of the Village OF Medina Ohio.
y Be 1t ordained BY the Council lof
the Village Of Medina, Ohio. EhR
SEC. /. That the plat and subdi-
vision OF Lots Nos. 1853, 1854, 1866, 166.
III, 172. 173 and 174 on the Medina
Township side Of the Village Of Me-
dina, Ohio. as prepared and submitted
by Fl. c. Broadway and bearing date
OF May 9Th 1921 be and the same is
hereby accepted and approved. and
that the dedication of West Home
stead Street, Bradway Street. North
Elmwood Ave-, (extension) and North
Huntington Street (extenslon) all as
shown on said plat and Subdivision be
and the same are hereby accepted, pro-
vided however that said III. G. Brad
way shall open ana grade said Brad
way Street at his own cost and ex--
penae. bR2 M S Siss WI En- wv n iq3s ~ ~ M
SEC. ri. That this ordinance shall
be In force and effect from and after
the earliest period allowed by law.
Passed June 14th 1891.
Attest w. ri Ainsworth, Clerk
asa H.H. HARTzOG, Mayor
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Goodman's Corners

Lucille Richie is home from Column
Mrs. Amy Morton has moved back
to her home on the town line.
The Free Methodists held Sunday
school in the school house last Sun
day. Not very large attendance.
Mrs. Rena Richie was guest at
Mrs. Bessie Hurd's at Hinckley Tues
day.
Helen Silva from Cleveland is stay
ing at Mr.. Marecak's.
Mrs. Blanche Warner from Ben
nett's Corners called at A. R. Glenn
en't, Monday morning.
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The Children's Day exercises will
be held at the church Sunday even
ing, June 10.
MIR. and Mrs. L. w. Roberts, Jr.s
and family Of Medina visited Sunday
at Perry Andrews.
Mrs. Mary French and daughter
Ruth of Lakewood attended the grad.
uation exercises of Arthur French
at Columbus, this week.
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LOCAL MERCHANT
TOLD TO ADVERTISE
Continued From First Page)

Y Y : y & z 4
satisfactory service to every custos'-
er. Merchapt.; sh, uid know, rathes
than guess about The important facts
of their business. They should cont- 4
their business, their cash, their stocs,
and their helo"
Commenting upon the importance OF
store Organization, Mr.. Roberts made
the strong point that too many mer-
chants are trying 70 do all tie think
ing and planning for their stores. He
advised that responsibilities be divid-
ed. Fixing responsibilities enccur-
ages cooperation among employees
ne I'D Re.l -nb". It ID team work
that wins in business just as it does
In baseball"
An especially interesting topic dis
cussed by Mr.. Roberts was newspaper
advertising. In this connection he
said:
Among the important things to
which many merchants do not give
sufficient attention because, Of the
press Of details is advertising, yet
statistics show that hundreds of mer-
chants have failed because ofthis neg
1ect. III ia
Newspaper advertising travels far
aha = Il. 1t is the medium through
4 which the merchant gets his message
to the people in their homes. Gus
toners like to read their store news
and general news together The mer-
chant who fills his ads with store
news and interesting information
abont the goods he carries is sure to
win the favorable attention of the
reader. Ask any merchant who his
strongest competitors are and he will
\ 'ell you 'm.ost without exception
the names Of stores doing the creates,
amount of advertising
Unfortunately many merchants art
Of The opinion that it is necessary te
exaxgerate to get the attention Of pros
pecive buyers. This is not true. O
course flaming headlines like 'Th,
Greatest Values Ever Offered will
attract attention, but used too frequen
y soon will destroy confidence in ad
NJ vertising. 1t is sufficient to stat
facts. If you have an exceptiona
bargain, say so, but tell the trutl
abost the goods"
Mr.. Roberts said it is foolish to spen'
few dollars in advertising, and thel
say that advertising doesn't pay. Il
does pay" he said, "as is attested b
thousands of merchants who have be
u come successful through its use"
In connection with remarkabl
moving picture on the subject of ad
vertising, Mr.. Roberts strongly urge
4 that those who write copy for news
paper ads adhere closely to thes
three rules-s simple words, short ser
tences, few ideas. "Big words, an
inv, lyed sentences will not be read,
the speaker said. Newspaper advel
tising is simply salesmanship in prin
It permits the merchant to talk to tn
the customer in the home" How to
many kinds OF type and the oo,r II
rangement of-type may ruin an ad wa
shown in some clever pictures.
Referring to window displays, tn
\ speaker saio, Other forms Of adve
tising arc good, ofcourse. But it
Just as wasteful for merchant to tr
them and neglect his windows as it
for the farmer to rent land Of a neigl
gor and allow his own to grow up
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Slow.

"He seems little Slow"
"WhOY
"The fellow who will be claiming
TO have gone to school with Harding.
So far he hasn't announced himself"