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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-11-19
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM, SATURDAY NOVEMBER 10, 1921

PALLADIUM, SATURDAY, NOVEl
tempted to run away from me. So
l am going to whip her"
you are not going to whip her" 4"
said Nelson.
They both got into a fight, but
the young Nelson won. When he
came back TO the bench the girl
had come to herself
How does it come you are with
thi sman who treats you so?"
well, if you will listen, l will
tell you my life" said Clarelion,
which was the gir's name. when
was child, as long as | can re-
remember, | have been with this
man. He said he was my father,
but / don't think he is. At first, he
treated me all right, but when
to run away this morning When |
was slipping out of the house he
caught me. | got away from him.
left my suitcase in the woods"
Please. what is your name?"
asked Nelson.
MY name is ClareliOn Burk.
What is your name?" asked Clare
lion. in reply,
Where are you going?" asked
Nelson.
Il don't know said the girl. Il
have some blankets. | guess | Will
sleep in the woods till morning"
For long time they sat there
talking
81 don't think it's right the way
they treat you. viii you come to
the inn; there is an extra room
there"
1t was a mile or so to where Mel
son lodged They walked along
picking wild flowers.
AS they went on the woods grew
thicker. Clarelion got her foot
caught in trap that had been set
for an animal. Nelson got her foot
out of the trap, but she had tainted.
When she came to, she was in a
room at the inn. After awhile as
she felt better, she sent for Nelson
VIII you keep a secret if tell
you?" asked Clarelion.
Sure. that's what | want to do"
We'll, the reason / ran away is
because father wanted me to |
marry that tailor on Pearl street.
You know him, don't you?"
You mean that man with that
kind of long face?"
"Yes."
ooh, he ISM near nice enough I
for such nice girl as you" said |
Nelson
One day they were walking
through the woods when they met
her father. The girl jumped be-
hind a tree so quickly that her
father didn't notice her and passed
on by her.
Then she came out from behind !
the tree and they walked on until
they came to the palace, where the
vines and loses were climbing all
along the window and clung to the
stone windowledges.
"Oh, what beautiful palace'"
said CIarlion.
At the word palace Nelson
turned while.
why, what's the matter? Did
say something that hurt your feel
Ings?" said Clarelion.
"Oh. no, / was just thinking of
about the palace" said
Nelson.
Don't you wish you owned it,"
said Clarelion.
ooh, I" he very nearly let out
why didn't you finish what you
we're going to say?"
ooh, had just as well tell you
I'll about" said Nelson. you know
was born here in England. After
went away, | changed my name
md thought would start new
ife Maybe you can guess my real
lame"
NO" said Clarelon, 81 can't
guess. What is it?"
Jack Holt"
Jack Holt. Why, didu't we
lsed to play together when we
we're little, in our back yard?" said
Ilarelion.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-11-19

Miss Megan Lloyd George, the
daughter of Great Britain's pre-
mier, set precedent in London re-
Gently by driving her own car.
small two-seater. The car was
given to her by Mrs Lloyd George,
Miss Megan recently drove her dis
tinguished father from Chequers to
London in her "bus."
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-11-19
A Thanksgiving Song

Oh, am very glad when,
Thanksgiving rolls along.
For 1t isn't very often.
That we are glad and strong.
We go humming through the street
And the parrots your words repeat
And when the Pilgrims came here.
We all began TO cheer,
For they were the people that
brought Thanksgiving here.
And we will always remember our
friends so dear,
And i am glad to hear you say
That you are happy on Thanksgiv.
ing day.
And when the Pilgrims first began
TO celebrate our native land,
All the people said. I'VE will stand,
TO see the Pilgrims come over here
and land"
And when they came over here to
land,
We knelt on our knees and said,
God bles our native land"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-11-19

Dear Aunt Polly: My girl friend
Harriet helped me to make this up,
and l helped her.-Helen Elizabeth
Harris, age 10, Hollansburg, O.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

Boomers
Pink batiste-
were .68. ..... Sale "A 3
Boomers
Good quality sateen-pink
or navy blue-were .97 Sale .64
Bloomers-
Crepe. or batiste-plain or with
flower or butterfly patterns
were $1.46. ..... Sale 90
Boomers
Silk mixture-white or flesh fin
ished with fancy stitching or
ribbon edge
were $1.97. Sale i. 3 9
Drawers
Soft finish muslin-ruffle of tucks
and hemstitching-
were .78. Sale .4S
Drawers
Ruffle of good embroidery
were .97 -. .... Sale SO
Drawers
Regulation and modesty styles
Embroidered ruffles--
were $1.38. ....... Sale .O2
Drawers
Fine Observation-Disclosures en-
broidery or lace inserting and
edging-
were 1928. >. Sale LIS 6
Nightdresses-
Nainsook-round, V or square
neck--finished with embroidered
edges and ribbon
were $1.28. ....... Sale ~ 4
Nightdresses-
Nainsook-a number of long and
short sleeved models-high or low
neck, lace tucks and ribbon trim
ming
were $1.4s. 80. Sale 90
Nightdresses-
Nainsook, cambric and muslin
white or flesh-attractively
trim 'd--were $1.68, Sale l.86
Nightdresses-A
White or flesh--yokes Of lace me
dallions and ribbons
were $2.84. ~. Sale Log
Nightdresses-
Fine nainsook--trimmed with
dainty laces, fine tucks and
ribbon--were $4.6S. Sale B. a q
Nghtdresses--
Fine nainsook-majority
samples-were $4.4S Sale 2.6 A
Finer Nightdresses-
Specially priced4.s6 to 14.94
January Sale
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

January Sale Values in Babies Dresses ar
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

Our policy of moderate profit and quick turnover
always busy but also failing ability
opportunity, cash in hand, and buy to best advantage
These great reductions bring prices low level tina
out hesitation
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

SALE offers better than expected because when
bought
to greatad
the in for which have
ed table nen bed linens,
apparel and household necessities
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

January Sale Values in Sheets and Pillow Cases Also.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09
EMPLOYMENT

HELf FINALE 30
I EARN 81. So or 50 In few minutes, taking
part IN amateur contest Friday night
hpply broadway theatcr after 10 q. -.
any day
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09

HE telephone number OF the NeisH0'''
hood Pantry is Usage S6sS-J'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09
HOTBIs-R0OMING HOTTIES

EIGHT rooms, SOUTH M4in. small pay
msnt, lo-room, south side, big bargain
Max Cedar 1902 S3i Central National
Bldg
FOR BARGAINS in hotels, rooming
houses groceries etc, call Cedar 81
new lstlngsi attractive prices
FOR SALE or trade, for small farm; iS-
room roomnghpuse one block of depot:
opposite postoftice. pruuright Okla
Travellers Inn. value $1,000 Box ass
Mrs. r. a. Newcomb.
MAIN, $, 7i4-Elayen rooms 81 400, Ford
es part payment, Usage 2l6s!
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AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE


BIC SALE on Fisk cotd tres. 80 per cent
Oft. OF city Garage, g2O N, Main
Usage sbbs.
ron HALi--D Dodge roadster, excellent
condition. ossga 2T6h
ron SALE Ford roadster with ANAL de.
livery bed 1913 model good running
order good tires, biz bargain, price 800.
1917 d. Thlrh.
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pREssMAKING SCHOOL

wv v y WVTV
Rring your materials learn to cut and
make your own clothes, scientific in
strus, ions special evening classes for
girls employed. For Information call
psagc 9766, Usage 4l36, Mrs Corn aud
Miss Mlherson
WIN
a. schwartz. ladies tailor
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PURELY PFHsoNNt

hlil. IANIN who rIrhrt up black bag
uu North Utica korp money. mail glasses
ana pin to owner % rs EauinuH
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TWO boys wanted. with wheels, Apply
io8 s. Boulder.
WANTEp--uue good vulcanlzer and one
tire changer. Apply Reliable Auto sal
wage, no " First
wANTED--Young man stenographsr APP
ply Champion on Co., sol $. York
TOW n.
WANTEp-Wheei hpya only must b.
energetic and furnished good reference.
Apply delivery supervisor, Western Union,
wANrEp-Ptps machine man who has
had years ot experience, no amateurs
Hecd apply SO East First.
MANrED-Th Three men to sell the J. Il.
watkins products, can at 2iS =. Green
wood. between sl9o aud 10 oelock
WANTED Conductors. brak9men, fire
flee men desiring foreign employment to
investigate cuba, Central America South
America and the islands through our
booklet containlng the correet names OF
25 rAUroads in those countries the proper
official 70 communicate wltn aud their
post9ffiee addresses. Price !io0. Not an
address all communications TO nireotory
. uf FuTVlEu Railway Officials. lgf Mont
gomery St room 206, san Frsnclsoo cal
wANTEp--Ioung man to do collecting
worker, state salary expected to start
and address application 7. O. S5A
/ WA NTED-Ten trucks drivers at once
Phoue 2oi, sand spriugs
WE fSve an opening Tor a youns man 10
work In retail store, keeping stock and
INTO salesmen, good possibilities Tor fu-
Iure. Give tuli Information. references,
experience. age. education ana salary ex-
pected. Address 493-M World.
YOUNG MAN OF intelligence and good
breeding to travel and asAst producer
Of thcatricals with amateurs must BE- able
20 sing. See Mr. Lacy az Tulsa Hotel.
wednesday
=, Z. i. ;. =
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Below Pre-War Price

New electric horns S375: spark
plugs soc. ban bearings. 90 10 10
per cont discount; brake lining, 35c
per foot and up, new Ford drive
shaft. $3.50; generators and starter,
So up; % per cent discount ON
springs; new Ford pistons complete,
1925; single barrel tire pumps,
$3.50; tail lamps. soc, new Ford
head lamps s4.i5, ring goSrs.
pinion aXles and parts for about
all cars. all first-class tires In the
following makes. Goodrich Fire
stone, Empire. Standard. Federal
and 10 other standard makes at 80
90 60 per cent discount new rad4a-
tors, SIS and your old one, used
parts 90 20 90 per cent discount.
S2x3h Firestone castings, S9,90,
send us that order, live PROPOSE
tton to live dealers. We must clean
hDuga.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
nRLssMNkINn. .M1LIINanY

ENpERtESCED drpssnakcr will sew BY
the day osage 6its-J
FAsuuONABLE dressmaklug. childrens
clothes a specially. Refining ana al
FOR first class dreuamaRinr Of all hinds
HEMsTlrCHlNG ana plcotinB while you
wait roc per yard 2l3 u. Third.
SEE Mrs ". r. Pogt5r Tor plaia OF FANCY
sowing hand ombrDidcries. tAtting and
" rrlrc reasonable, work guaranteed
osaeo 7s7tJ.
DKEssM KING-MILLINERY 90
sEB Mrs Mont Soincrg tor dressmakinE
fcmodcllng, alteration work i3ot 5.
Detroit Oaagc 9sSD.
WANTED -Quil,ins and eomtorts to
make, prlces reasonable 2iii ". seventh
Usage sss3
MOVING AND STORAGE 90
GOING TO MOVE7
can DHhge s93l for Grating, packing ana
hauling II household goods work susran-
teod Anderson Transfer S05 w First
OFT our low prices on OIL field trucking.
cross country moying. Grating. packing
storage. Nichols Transfer a Storage Co..
anythinga Can Alias ran Transts- M 7iu; and
storage Co, % W Archer. Osass 1855
tF YOu move today call stanleys Trans
FER van and two in'n, 81 70 hour. Also
b
osago 1l5t-J
LET US figure with you ror Your moving
and cross country hauiinEi Hight aud
heavy oil field hauling q speciality. We
move anything. any time. any where. Co
lunhia transfer. Osage s0sS
MISSOURI TRANSFER q STORAGE
our pricesi arc hight. Van aud two ineB
81 per hour. Phrne Cedar 76.
PAINTING AND DECORATING 80
EXPERlENcEn painter AND interior
docotstor estimates reasonable. Refer
onoes Furnished, Ossse s0i6-J.
r.. t.. kIRBH-Unlon paperhangsr and
painter, work guaranteed. ask for
samples. prices Ic~ OsaEe bttl.
OPEN SHOP
Painting. PaperinE. Guaranteed. Prices
siashed, Cedar 1921.
PAINTER, decorator and hardwood fin
ishcr, with best references. 35 years
experience. Wants work. Call Usage
s4Sl.
PAPER HANGING and painting. lowest
prices In Tulsa. Usage s4SA
ROOMS PAPERED
Including paper, for IS and up. House
decorating In all It's branches, estimates
cheerfully given, all WORK guaranteed.
=. = sutherland. 6l6 West Third. Usage
PATENT ATTORNEY a
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AUTOMOBILES
Arros ron mInr-GAuAoIs

AUTos ron nInE--GAnAGE~ i2
BOSTON, r.. i5ag-GAraEs cement floor.
pHago tabb
RLWoop 9, 3os Garage for rent 50 por
month.
uAHAGE for rent 6ios. Houston. Usage
b0l7
WANTED. Garage. rca' north Santa Fs.
irving place. Phone Cedar 2tt
MOTORCYCLES AND hiCyCLES "a
uotNg to buy "a motorcycls7 Beo our
new, also rebuilt and used Harley David
snns aud used WaChinoa ~ uthgr makes.
We repair amt enamel All maAra. Gun.
bingham Motorcycle Co., iO0' IA. Thtro.
Phone Cedar ilot
MOVED 10 rear Anyo uldgs rfth und
Main indian bicycle and hyrytlp
parts given way free. Indian Motor salyq
a Service Oncb, Rear Mayo iidg Eluh
and Main. umFo oitc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
WANTED 2.ton Packard truck uAaEo
tS2t
WANTED--used cars 10 sell uu small com
mission Tor private owners. tHcd Car
ES.hsuse iis T. siaiu. Usage iiss.
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leyen rooms. 400, Ford
H. Usage 2lss!
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EMPLOYMENT

SITUATIONS WNNTED--FEMALE 43
ENrEHlENciED stenorrapner desires
permanent OF temporary Nenographi'
or general offcs work. osago sb6b.
ENrERiENCED stenoRtaphcr desires posi-
ton. wages Ei25. osage S303, -
FoR a PRACTICAL nurse. Phone Usage
$500.
FfRar-CLASs housckeeper and cook wants
position. city r'trrenc" i3t-M, World.
MlDDLE-AGED lady wlshes position az
hJuEekccpgr In roomins house. PhonH
Usage iel3-R
POSITION WANTED Experienced lady
benkkoeper, can take dlctaton ana
operate typewriter. Usage gG99.
POSITION whNrED--By oolored
trained nurse. Call Usage 332S. Con-
fuewont cases a specialty. .--
REFINED youns lady wishes to care for
children Afternoon and evening. Refer
encc, Call Oage 9ls4, mornings
REFINED. middlc-aged lady wants post
tlon. et5-M World.
REFINED. mlddle-sged lady wants charge
of widowers home SEA NJ World,
STENOGRkPHER desires position. Perm
auent o. temporary IL years experience.
WAETED--At once, position as demon.
strator. experienced and capable. b03-M.
/ world.
WANTED-Position by refined widow
lady. 40 curumbrance. s. T.. box 2S1t
Sapulps Dbis
WANTED-Work by experienced young
lady stcnOErspher either temporary or
permanent Call Cedar So.
WANT live wire distributor for oklahoma.
Kansas. Texas. for intermediate gear for
Ford cars ana trucks big seller. Should
pay you $40 600 per year. Address Box
| 92o-M care world.
WHITE LADY w@A,sd to taSe In washing,
use soft wa;cr Osage 7l57-J,
WANT care OF rOominR house or house
keeping fur widowor by widow with one
cniiu. tk Tor y. Usage sl2s.
WANT job as huusekevper for widOwer,
by widow with two children. more for
home than salary. Ask for J, Usage SIPS.
WANTED-Po Position In good family as
housckcepcr. Address Mrs. a. ErCk-
son, box ~. broken Arrow. Okla.
! WANTED-By experienced accompanist,
position with a school gymnasium, voice
| or violin taacher.. Aas-M. World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09

sIIthNIb. Young fod COW with horns
boon some 'eD wcebH can cedar 500,
g. D.. IUnUrtU.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09
HEIp wANTTn-rEMATr

AGENT WANTED--ln every town IN Tulsa
county to self E.Z Wash Wizard Wash
Ing Wonder. Washes clothes snow white
without rubbing. Cedar 1869, S3i Cen
trai National Bank.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09

MONEY TO LEND
strsight--Pr Private Monthly Pay.
Tulsa Real Estate.
First Mortgage Loans.
Inspection Today.
LEONARD. BRANlFF & EWING
2o6-sO7 l.. & p. Bldg.
Fifth and Main SITS.
Usage 96Gs,
ASK FOR
MIR. SEARS.
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efNhN DO. Nruu my pasture. four miles
nortH.tHI nf Tulsa, two yotrIIur JerHrE
h"fott Reward. d. g.. Mr'ouum.
ruufo e. IuIat.
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ROOMS AND BOARD
HnOAi~-VNFt-KylfIfri

rUHn. g.. 2r2t.Two pr turtc nica
roona. modern. buNtdr features on
pavement. one block of car line with ur
without gHrsro
TWO large rooms. unfuruiHhrd.f T modern.
pfNaf" home. private entrance. rent
rH4 srla bio fIg tfIta tF4aga fUgT
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NEW CROP PECANs, ..

PEcANs- crop Texas choice nv.
ci0us favored goodies. order cary sek
ders 81 up, satisfaction ASSURE Dsni.
son Texas
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wHEnE no EAT
BUSINESS SERVICE

MAIN. ~ isii-Fir-t-oiss- meals. pri,
family. cedar GSR
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Cadillac Gl--i passenger, equipped
with extra tire bumper and liccnge Z
run only 20 miles. See this before
buying.
Mr.. Forster
PACKARD USED CAR MARk TT
1900 South Boston Usage IgUO
Evening star., 1921-04-24

durin' the, day. maxim pointed inquiries
touchin' upon a subject which we would
greatly prefer not to have discussed in
our hearin'. Still, II he wants to keep
on payin' duty calls upon US, we can't
object without hurtin' his feelin's.
~ s'pose It's our estimable host once
more says Sweet Caps. He told me
the last time he was up that when he
came again he hoped to see little
money. What an optimist that guy is
Seems almost pity to disappoint him,
one Of US goes to the door and tells him
we amt neither one of us in?'
No. l says, let US remember
says, we're guests today beneath his
roof and tonight are liable to camp on
his sidewalk. Come right in, Little One,
l says, raisin' my voice.
+ \ X \
"IV1rH that the door opens. But
w it amt our hopeful friend. the
proprietor, that stands beamin' upon
the threshold. It's large. inf1uentially
dressed person in a high hat. He has
a wide. warm smile. one of those long.
cream-separator mustaches. a bad eye,
high hat. and a spirituous breath.
It's the General OF course we don't
know at the moment he's the General,
but we know just by the way he looks
he's something. l seem to ketch the
hauntin' aromas Of wines, ales, liquors
and cigars the instant l lays eyes on
him: also hot vittles.
1--WE bids him welcome and he comes
in and introduces himself and says our
names have been suggested to him by a
Evening star., 1921-04-24
One of the Best Stories Huin S. Cobb Euer Wrote

the comfortin' thought that tomor-
row will be new day.
ITS payin' business, with sure
profits and no risk. but at that, 1
don't care deeply for it. reckon
I'm too honest-thats always been
my principal drawback. But the
General. he thrives on II. While
we're cuttin' up the proceeds he sets
there combin' his droopers with his
fingers and takin' on flesh so fast
It's visible to the naked eye. Every
night that passed I seems to care
for him less and less. until after
q while l could be arrested for
thinkin' the thoughts which / thinks
about the General. want to kick
MIN so bad 1t makes my foot hurt.
But l restraints myself. AS l says
to the Sweet Caps Kid. Business be-
fore pleasure says.
Wen. things jog along very COM
Portable and cozy for a while; least
wise. they would be comfortable and
cozy II l could only quit dislikin' the
General long enough to take some
interest in my eurroundin's. Some
times a statesman that's been trim
med in our little game refuses to
stay bought. but generally he does.
And then one day. in comes the
General and tells US he's garnered
enough ordinary members to make
q mess. but, just to insure a dead
sinch, be needs the chairman of the
House Committee on Railroads. 1t
seems chairmen come higher than
the run of ordinary perch. because
the General says this particular fish
can't see his way clear to compro-
misin' his priceless honor for less'n
Evening star., 1921-04-24
1921-PART T.

unloads all this valuable and timely
information upon US.
y -
HIMMEDIATE I has an idea Of my
own. I says to him. General
1 says. it occurs to me that for this
special and extraordinary occasion
there maybe oughter be q new face
round our happy fireside. The fact
that me or Sweet Caps has won every
time We had one OF our little sessions
Is liable to have caused talk amongst
the classic shades Of that there state
house. 1t is possible l says. that
sinister rumors, founded upon unjust
suspicion, has already come to the
ears of this wise young friend of
yours. Don't you think, l says. that
we'd better have a fourth player pres
ent at our next little gatherin'-
somebody who's a perfect stranger to
Mister Chairman. And then, il the
stranger holds the winnin hand and
all the rest of US goes through the
why thereIl be no reason for the
principal loser to beef or renige. Do
you l says. get my drift? Or don't
your
81 get YOU says the General. or
words to that effect. but that means
there'l be four instead of just US
three to divide up the surplusage.
I'm constitutionally opposed he says,
to cuttin' melon into SO many
pieces, where it can be avoided. Be-
Sides he says, whereabouts are you
goin' to find your added starter? Re-
member. he says. this is a close cor
Evening star., 1921-04-24

sippi valley. keepin' tho Rocky noun
tains and Pacific coast on your left,
| and after a while youll come to it.
It's got Carnegie library and a new
| fre station: some Of the streets run
one way and the others run the other
| way, and the Eagles met there once,
| and the Elks are expected to drop
| in almost any time. You'll be able to
recognize it easy. Oh. yes--heres an
! other hint to help you: The people
| livin' there always speak Of 1t as the
garden spot of the world. 1t may be
| a garden spot, but it needs cultiva-
tion.
by a strange coincidence. we ar
rives on the very day the state legis-
lature convenes. We takes rooms at
| the leadin' hotel. occupyin' what the
Kid, who's a mighty literal pro-
nouncer, insists on calling suet.
eral takes one parlor and fits it up
and corkscrews and other necessities
of life. and in the adjoinin' parlor me
and the Sweet Caps Kid rigs our
cosy little deadfall: and then we sets
back and waits for business to
open up.
1--WE don't have long to walt. nei-
| ther. You see. It's like this: The
General is a lobbyist by profession.
He's one Of the hottest little lobby
lists that ever come out Of a loblolly.
Naturally. though. he don't call HIM
self by such an obnoxious title. He
speaks Of himself as promoter Of
helpful legislation. He's been re-
tanned by the principal railroad trav-