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HELP WANTED--FEMALE

$4,000 WEEKLY. UP: HOME WORK /;
experience unnecessary. everything fur
nished; send self-addressed, stamped en-
velope fer free particulars Bon-Bon
Csndynakers Co.. Broad St. PHILADELPHIA,
Pa. 263tl&
WOMAN OR GIRL WANTED-For general
housework in small family. no cooking ;
apply by letter TO *" care Times Office.
262tf
WANTED Competent woman for Renersl
hcusowurk; MIRA H. r. Shailsr, l09
Orange street. 262t3
WANTED Table girl and kitchen girl at
the Kellogg. 20 School ST.. Montpelier.
phone 672-M 260tf
WOMAN WANTED FOR LAUNDRY-Ap.
ply at Heaton Hospital Montpelier, 260tf
WANTED AT ONCE-An experienced girl
TO wait on table and attend TO store trade.
good wages and steady job; apply to Pierce
Clark, Montpelier. VT 259tf
WANTED Competent Girl for general
housework. two in family; apply TO Mrs.
William F. Cory, Kemp Ave, Montnel-
Ter, VT. 259tf
WANTED Capable girl for general house
work: Mrs. f. X. Rates, IS College St,
Montpelier. phone 597-W. 25etf
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A. NJ. Robe, who recently suffered
serious operation, having one foot and
part of the leg removed, died at his
home in Lyndonville Jan. 20, He was
so years of age and never rallied well
from the operation.
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AGENTS WANTED

PRODUCING TAILORING AGENTS WANT
ED Mems made-tO-order suits, finest ma
terials. prices cut IN the hone suring
swatch line ready; Leeds Wooden Mills.
Chicago 263tls
AGENTS Make $500 weekly selling guar
antecd hosiery, we guarantee $500
weekly full time, 75c an hour spare time.
rxpcri~n~e unnecessary Perfectwear Hos
isry Darby Pa. 263tis
SELL MARVELLO WASHING TABLETS
Great profits, sure repeater, unusual propo-
sitcn fer live wirrs. SAMPLES loo; Brunei
Demers. 1876 jefferson Ave, Salem Mass.
26atls
AGENT MANAGERS We manufacture
the best fire extinguisher on the market,
far superiur to $40 and sl2 types. sells for
81 Offering wonderful returns 70 agents.
agent manager wanted in each city and
town in Vermont; Portsmouth Products
COMPANY. Portsmouth. N. II. 25st6
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PERSONAL

GALLSTONES- Free book tells Of improved
method Of treating Inflammation Of gall
bladder and bile ducts. write to-day; Dr.
Paddock. Box 2OlB, Kansas City. Mo
Jan22Feb5-19
FRECKLES. SCARS. WRINKLES. PoX-
pits, ugly noses and all facial defects cor
rectcd by Woodbury. system: DR.. Bailey.
Pace Specialist, Pa Empire Bldg. Denver.
Colo. 268tis
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FOR SAL

FOR SALE-Block and second growth orcsn
WOOD, delivered At Graniteville, South
barre and Barre; also a few runs of dry
WCoo ana dry chunks; James Kelley, phone
- 263t6tf
FOX SALE-As l am LEAVING town wisb
70 sell my household furniture as follows
iouISplece parior suite, chiffonier, two ANAL
tables floor oil CLOTH, refrigerator, kitchen
toie, htGheh range and parlor heater, three
burner bue-ftame oil stove with oven ana
o.her articles too numerous to mention .
bfs. Peter Mcdonald, 81 Warren ST mn.
Ssat 262t2
GREAT oPPoRTUNITY-Win sell INV
Nood iot AZ Berlin Pond, wood enough 10
supply Barre and Montpelier for several
years. will sell wood alone, easy terms ,y;,h
security have other business TO attend m !.
write or see A. Tomasi, corner Main ana
merchant streets, Barre phone. 254-R 2elts
+ FOX SALE-Two extra large and very nicely
Lhed genuine Buffalo robes, in first-class
S W. Il. H. Collins, Greensboro Bend.
z----- -61t6
: FOR SALE--New Buffalo robe, whole akin
st, phone 36-W. oeo,f
FOR SALE-Fur coat Of good ,,,a,;4,, no.
NJ, skih IN hne condition; H. j. Conant
,Psliei' --------- 260te
foK sALE-Two pung sleighs, one newly
painted also one-cow churn, all in good
80 Tgiie.ston telephone 227-R 260t6
FOR SALE--Round and SQUARE d,,,;n.
tables, chairs, Bullets, sideboards. also sew
erai good heaters and ranges Abram Fine
~ Maple Ave. ofstss.
FOR ,SALE-small Grand piano in GOOD
q. condition r. G. Robinson, 5 Academy
Ds.i e, VI. 256tf
FOR SALE-One good secondhand Moslar
safe; Marsh-Allen Co. 255tf
FOR SALE-Dry wood and also chunk wood
T.epnone ooe-M. 252tf
FOR SALE-Three French mirrora two
lzx4 and one I0x4, one up-to-date soda
aoGhtaln and all equipment, this is a bar
Eain ior someone, come quick; Burlington
frut Co. Burlington. Vt 252tf
HAY FOR SALE-Early cut and No. IN
every resnsct: Mitchell farm; r. r. b.
pn ll sz-3-J. 246tf
foR SALE-Beets, carrots and tnrnns 81 ao
ner bushel; cabbage S.. 90 per HUNDRED ms
taeiiVered don't order by the peck, but buy
by the bushel. and get first class goods a.
Phone 22s-J. "' ~ - Doiet,
MARKED DOWN sALE-AlI-wool knit
ing yarn-drect from manufacture.
sIi.1V' si.I0 and sl.95 a pound postage
i,aiu on 30 orders write for SAMPLES Fl.
n, bartlett Harmony, Maine. 24ttss
DIMENSION LUMBER FOR sALE-Also
boxing boa rds. prices right; f. z. Down
ing, phone Jaw osott
FOX SALE--T'wo practically new vas w.,sr
heaters suitable for hor1e or stone shed
use, one has never been used nr,ces los
apply to Beck 6 Beck phone s62-w. 222tf
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HELP WANTED-MALE

MAN TO SELL GUARANTEED SHRUBS.
roses, trees. plants, write now Barry
Nursery Co., Rochester, N Y. 263tl@
WANTED10 or u choppers TO cut four
foot wood apply at Nelson Lumber Co.,
kimball Corner, or call 3l5-W after p. m
26lt3
WANTEDA finished mechanic for partner
in a frst-cass retail monument shop in
Ohio born in America and public school
education; write to ID. d." care Barre
Times 26lt3
BELL BOY WANTED Pavilion Hotel
Montpelier. VT. 25St6
WANTED-An experienced operator on
Lane twenty-ton. electric crane; The
Milford Pink-Victoria White Granite Co..
Milford Mass 1856
WANTED--Men devote spare time selling
guaranteed trees. shrubs, plants: liberal
weekly nay: II you mean business write
Tor territory, Guaranty Nursery, Rochester,
N. Y 254t27"
GOVERNMENT WANTS HUNDREDS
railway mail clerks. sl35 month. list posi-
tons free. write Immediately; Franklin In
stitute Dept. 400 L., Rochester, N. Y.
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FARMS FOR SALE

YARN FOR SALE One Of best in section.
with or without tools and team write
to NJ NJ care Tines ofiice Barre 25qts'
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MALE AND FEMALE HELP

CLERKS. fmen. women over IT, for
postal mail service. $3.50 month exRmina-
tons Jan.-Feb experience unnecessary !;
for free particulars Of instruction. write r.
Terry former civil service examiner Of
Continental Bldg, Washington, D. c. 263t3.
WANTED Man and wife to work on farm,
heginning March IL. rood wages and
nerrna nent position 20 RIGHT parties Clover
dale Farm. Montpelier. Vt, phone 51i-W.
26lt3
HELP WANTED Young men md women 70
AXE positions rs attendants at the Ver-
mont State Hoeptal for tha Insane at Wa
terbury To those who desire an opportunity
offered to attend nurses training course:
arply at Hospital. Waterbury. VT 19i
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POULTRY

FOR SALE Barred Plymouth Rock cock
es.S larwe Vigorous birds Alex Rennie,
200 South Main ST. phone 227-Y. 268tt
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Statesmen WANTED

To sell new educational sts.
cialty to school trustees. liberal PROPOSE
ton. no competition Union School Fur
nishing Co. Chart Dept. l02s-l03s w. Van
Buren,. Chicago. 26Stis
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PRINTING. ETC.

ATTRACTIVE LETTERHEADs. ENvEL-
opes. hllihcAds. etc. help 20 advertize and
build up Your business. latest ideas, SAM
Pies on request. The Mohawk Print. North
Adams Mass 26sti'
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ARE LAND VALUES IN
CREASING I?

ChEApI4NG
Old Mother Earth is growing richer
every day. At times some properties do
! decrease slightly in value. but take it year
in and year out. every foot of land in the
world becomes more valuable. II you are
looking for farm lands a small place
with land. a house and lot we can be
Of considerable assistance to you, and at
this time we have some specially good
trades, Just note:
S5-AcRE FARM just outuide thes city
limits, only about 10 minutes walk from
some Of the granite sheds. No better land
in the county, pastures can be plowed This
place, by using summer silo. will keep 20
cows. Buildings are good, exceptionally
good house and two basement barns We
have seldom offered place where the chance
for increase in value Is greater. and still
have a splendid home. You will want more
particulars. Price Sc, 10000; terms g.. 100000
cash.
A SEvEN-ACRE PLACE with house. barn.
hen house. garage etc, located about two
miles from the city on extra good nacadan
road. fine place for gardening. poultry,
etc. Price s2.S00.O0 and owner win in
eiudc valuable colt If sold at once.
THREE ACRES. HOUSE. AND BARN
about and one-hslf miles from the city.
The owner might exchange for house In
the city. or will sell right.
HOUSE, BARN AND GARDEN on main
road between Barre and Williamstown. two
miles from the city. Price only 100000
Why pay remit
GOOD E1GHT-RooM, STEAM-HEATED
HOUSE on Eastern Ave, this city, with
extra lot for only SO, 10000. Would cost
nearly double 10 replace to-day.
MODERN HOUSE on Maple Ave with
hardwood floors and finish Price s., 10000
with a payment OF $4,000 down. Six nice
rooms. garage, modern plumbing has been
built ONLY five years.
This IS the best time you will have for
some years 10 purchase real estate. Buy
and watch the increase in value.
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The two-year- old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. II. Edwards of st. Johnsbury fell
from his carriage and broke his right
leg between the knee and hip, while at
play Friday with his sister He was
taken to Brightlook hospital, where an
attempt will be made to set the bones.
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FOR SALE--Round and SQUARE dirir
tables chairs, Bullets, sideboards, also Sc
erai good heaters and ranges Abram Fin
~ tuopit ave. OEatl
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per bushel; cabbage So 90 ner bnn5red NJ
aheiivered don't order by the peck but buy
by me bushel. and get first class goods at
Nh prices Mitchell farm, r F. d p
hoHe A@s-J. oAHtF
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foK sALE-Two pung sleighs, one newly
condition; telephone 227-R 9sots
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Daniel Fl. Warner, arrested a short
time ago, after a wash boiler and at
tachment, an outfit apparently for
moonshning, had been found in
shack he was occupying while lum-
bering near Braintree, has been re-
leased from Washington county jail at
Montpelier. The charges against him
were not sustained Warner claimed
the apparatus was in the shack when
he took possession. He also claims
that after federal officers broke into
his shack he missed s. that he had
in a coat pocket.
Evening star., 1921-07-03
SIX BOUTS ON THE SIDE
Miske and Renault Go Eight
Rounds After Big Mill-Five
Preliminaries Held.
prellmlnar1eS Held.

JERSEY CITY, July 2-There was
some good fighting in the prelimin-
aries to the big mill. and after the
main bout was over the heavy
weights. Billy Miske and Jack
Renault, furnished the remaining
spectators with an eight-round con-
test in which honors were even.
The first preliminary bout was
between Johnny Curtain Of Jersey
City and Mickey belmont Of Newark.
1t went eight rounds. with honors
slightly in favor Of Curtain.
The next saw Packy O'Gatty Of
New York and frankie Burns Of
Jersey City In the ring. Neither
seemed to be trying very hard, and
they finished the eight rounds with
hair hardly ruffled.
Babe Herman of San Francisco. in
the third bout. showed,> the edvan-
tages Of training with Dempsey by
knocking out Joe Matranga Of New
Orleans in the fifth of their eight
round go.
In the fourth bout Dick Griffin of
Fort Worth, Texas, a sterling little
battler put. Benny coster Of New
York away In the sixth round.
The crowd then was entertained by
a pair of heavies, Gene Tunney OF
the A. E. F. and Soldier Jones of
Canada The soldier was a good old
battler SO far as receiving punish
ment was concerned. He absorbed
wallops until the seventh, when the
referee called it a day.
Evening star., 1921-07-03
GET THE FIGHT THRILLS
WITHOUTPAYING A CENT
They didn't pay hundred bucks
Nor travel miles afar.
But saw the whole blamed scrappin fest
By stickir' round The Star!

fairs when announcement Is made OF
how an when the gladiators enter
the ring was sure conspicuous by its
absence.
The 'rillin' details OF how Monsoon
Carpenter an Mister Dempsey was
attired as they hoped in the ring
didn't get hand. nor did anybody go
into Mysteries when a rapid-fire dis
patch stated that the mayor o Jersey
City had just took off his coat. an
when Mister Hurley dramatically
shouted that Tex Ricard had just
kissed the two fighters" he might as
we'll have been talkin' in Czechoslovak
so far as the crowd was concerned.
Have Some Merriment.
iii merriment did filter through
the assemblage when particulars OF
how both Carp" and Jack" had mis-
took each others dressin rooms on
vital information one fair Jane who
musta had a couple O. "gumdrops" on
the outcome of the battle. turned to
her STEADY" an said, My. I do hope
they're not drinkin."'
Thurfore, OWN to the dead silence
that proceeded the doin's. an the
quickness of the finish after the pesky
thing started. it amt no easy matter
to jedge which was the favorite! But
figured on the sentiment throwed out
when the Knockout was sounded, ]
think nine-tenths of the bunch was
dead tickled 1t was over! All OF
which convinces US more thoroughly
that we'd ruther watch a prize fight
+ from the sidewalk than pay a cen
tury mark" to see 1t at the ring!
va may sing the last line if you keers
to. but anyhow heres hopin' you all
feel BETTER As DorEr e4s5; DAN.
Evening star., 1921-07-03
MARINE BOXERS BEATEN
Mittmen From Camps Meade and
Holabird Score in Bouts
in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Nd. July 2.-Ap-
proximately 1900 fight fans journeyed
out to Oriole Park here today to see
the doughboy champions from Camps
Meade and Holabird turn back the
marine boxing team from Quantico,
Va.
The battlers from the local camps
took three out of the six bouts. two
resulting in draws and one going to
The bouts were ali scheduled to go
four rounds to a decision. Three OF
the six were hard fought and the
battlers evenly matched. while the
others were one-sided.
Tritta of Camp Holabird. in the
heavyweight class: Burnworth. Of
Holabird. in the mjddleweight. and
weight. had little trouble Opposing Of
Numan of Quantico, Roszak Of Guam
tico. and Blanc Of Meade. respectively
The first battle. that between
nritta. Army. and Numan, Marine
Corps. ended in the second round.
and a right to the chin. put the boy
from Quantico down for the count.
The second bout brought together
Chic Kansas. Holabird. 12O pounds,
and Whitby. Quantico. 1T pounds.
Kansas showed the better general
ship and clearly outpointed his rival.
although he was unable to hand out
the sleep potion.
]. The third contest was the one most
unsatisfactory Of the afternoon. The
end came just sixteen seconds after
the initial round had elapsed. In
this tilt Burnbrook, Holabird. who
holds the welterweight championship
of the LIST, I'd and Sd Army Corps. had
little trouble polishing off Roszak OF
the marines.
Evening star., 1921-07-03

Tom Gibbons of St. Paul, who since
last winter has come into the lime
light as a formidable knockerout of
second and third rate pugilists. is
regarded as the outstanding con-
tender. Gibbons is as fast as Car,
pentier, hits as well and is q hard
man to hurt. Indeed. he gives every
appearance Of being able to stand up
under a beating.
Has Made Fine Record.
But whether he can take it or not
Is not known. because his cleverness
thus far has saved him. AS a hitter
there can be no doubt about him at
all. He deals short blows and does
not leave himself open. To date he
has a great many knockouts to his
credit.
Harry Greb is another possibility.
He is fast and clever and can take
punishment. His hitting, though,
leaves something to be desired; or at
least, this has been the case In past
bouts. Just now he looks light, ap-
pears more Of a middleweight than a
light-heavy. He has no difficulty In
fighting at 100 pounds.
Jess willard is another man who
may come up for consideration. 1t
Win be recalled that he was to have
met Dempsey in New York last spring.
Out the DOut WAS SIuStIdSASO III Aosoi
Of the Carpenter match. Little has
been heard of Jess Of late and the
Kansas magnate may or may not be
grooming himself for some future
business engagement. He never did
care for training and all the chances
are that he has not attempted to keep
down the layers Of fat that cover an
athlete year by year after he has re-
tired from activity.
II he were to attempt to come back
his first course would be to meet
number Of second-raters and by de-
cisiye victories over them convince
the public that he was an eligible
contender for the crown he once wore.
Fulton IL Insistent.
Fred Fulton keeps saying he is In
line for the title and he has lots OF
qualifications to back up his attitude.
except one important thing-heart.
stage fright when he is up against
q really good man has always hurt
him, whereas against dubs he is a
great a man-killer. The public would
not be likely to become greatly ex-
cited over Fulton's championship as
Harry Wills is a formidable fighter.
we'll qualified to extend any boxer
he faces, but there Is no public sup
mort for him as q contender for cham
pionship laurels. When Jack John: :
son gets out Of prison Wills may nnd
q promoter willing to get the two
msa Hnoeacnt ssssiniHsiin Bin Brennan is e. seeker
for the highest fistic laurels. but
Evening star., 1921-07-03
ROUND ONE.

Carpenter walked into Dempsey
and landed the first blow, a light
left to the head. They fell into .
clinch, md Dempsey battered the
Freedman In the body with short
rights and lefts. Dempsey was
short with q left to the head. but
repeated with left that staggered
Carpenter and made him miss with
a right swing. Dempsey landed =
left that skinned Carpenters
nose and drew blood.
The Frenchman backed away and
missed with a right. Dempsey
countered with a left that made
Carpentier's knees sag. There was
q furious exchange Mt close quar-
tiers, and 1T ended with Carpenter
falling through the ropes. Car
pentter crawled back. gamely new
at Dempsey and they exchanged
body punches in . clinch. Just be-
fore the bell Carpenter nailed
Dempsey with a left, and punished
him In the body as the bell rang.
Dempsey's round.
ROUND TWO.
Carpentier missed with a left
and then landed a hard right to
the chin that sent Dempsey reel
ing to the ropes. The blow appar-
emily discOncerted the champion
and sent him back on his heels,
but he came back with n terrific
right to the jaw that caused look
of worry from the Frenchman's
handlers. They went into a clinch.
and when they were separated Car
pentier missed u left to the chin.
Carpenter landed a half dozen
rights and lefts to the champions
head. Dempsey hooked q right to
Carpentier's cheek and split the
flesh under the right eye. Blood
began to trfckle from the cash.
Carpenter missed a right swing,
and Dempsey's right also was
short. They were locked In a
clinch exchangfng punches to the
body as the bell rang. Carpenters
round.
ROUND THREE.
Dempsey began crOwding Car.
pentier, and the Frenchman backed
away. Carpenter ducked n left
hook and Dempsey backed him into
the ropes, shaking him with solid
right to the chin. Carpenter
landed two right uppercuts to the
body I'm the clinch. The French.
man missed q right swing and
nearly fell down. Then he reached
Dempsey with . long right to the
Jaw, and n he came into q clfnch
Dempsey ciubbed kim ON the neck
with the rabbit punch. Carpenter
led with q left and they clinched.
Dempsey wAs outrOughfng his
Trailer foe In the clinches. Car
pentfeF circIed around. waiting
for a chance to whip over q right,
but Dempsey's body punches had
Evening star., 1921-07-03
JACK PAYS A TRIBUTE
GEORGES GAMENESS

JERSEY CITY, N. j.. July Car
pentier is a good. game fellow. but
think I've got it on him." Jack Demp-
sey, world heavyweight boxing cham
pion, remarked as he entered his dress"
ing room after the fight. The chant-
pion was as happy as schoolboy. ana
there were no marks on his face or
body to show the effect OF the French
mans punches.
II won Just as I thought would"
the champion said. ut was q good
light, and think the public was satis-
ned. They say Carpenter staggered
third round. I never even remember
being hit hard enough to shake me up.
"Perhaps he caught me of balance
and 1t looked as though I was stag
ootng. Perhaps I could have finished
sooner. but I was taking no
chances Carpenter is the heavy.
weight champion of Europe. and had
my own title at stake and wanted to
take no unnecessary chance of losing
It,"
Sends TELEGRAM to Mother.
Jacks first thought as he came from
the ring was Of his mother. He took
pencil and wrote her the following
telegram:
Mrs. c. Dempsey. s57s South State
street, Salt Lake City, Utah:
Dear Mother: Won in the fourth
round. Received your wire. Will be
home soon as possible. Love and
kisses. JACK"
As soon as Dempsey had dispatched
the telegram to his mother he sat
down in his dressing room and en-
tered into a technical discussion Of
tho combat with Joe BENJAMIN. one of
his sparring partners. and kearns
you've got to hand it to Carpen-
tier. he was surely game" remarked
Dempsey on several occasions.
Kearns Praises Protere.
Jack Kearns. Dempsey's manager.
issued the following statement:
II think the public will believe me
now that Dempsey is a 100 per cent
When he defeated willard at Toledo.
I never saw a cooler man in the ring
than Jack was today. He handled
himself wonderfully.
He never lost his head and he
had landed with the right that he
missed in the second they would still
be picking Carpenter up from the
ring"
Champion's Father Pleased.
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. July =
"1t's Just as expected" declared Hy-
rum Dempsey. father Of the champion,
when he heard the result Of the fight q
moment after IL was flashed into the
Salt Lake Telegram by the Associated
Press.
Some day." continued the smiling
father. "some one is going to beat
Jack, but that day has not arrived. ]
expected Carpenter to have put up a
sitter fight. I do not like to see a
handsome boy like Carpenter lose.
but all the time felt Jack would win.
anA, Of course, I am glad that he did
Evening star., 1921-07-03
Dear Folks.

Dear Folks:
If by any chance there be them
amongst you who wasn't down at the
lii old corner of l1th an Pennsylvania
avenoo yesterday afternoon. when An
nouncer Hurley beloved through his
megaphone that Mister Dempsey was
still the undefeated champeen of the
since them hair-raisin' days of the
great war, when the big board( dis
playin' the mighty Hindenburg Line.
used to make The Star building the
rendevoo for every nationality on
earth. has there been sich a crowd
as showed up to get the ree-turns
Of the big fight!
Is Great Outpouring.
/ amt no multiplier. but buh-lieve.
folks twas some out-pourin'
Eleventh street was jammed chock-
oblock. an the overflow spilled all
around on the Avenoo. They was even
hangin' on the Stars new annex
scaffoldin' by their eyelashes. an
the French scrapper as The idol of
the old WORLD - soldier of
France" one iii peanut" so hangin'.
was SO overcome with emotion that
he moistened his eyelash with a tear
an dropped to the ground.
AS early as o'clock the vast
throng begun to cluster. but hot as
it was. I must say it was the most
ree-flned. genteel. orderly congrega-
gether at one settin'! But even at
that. it wasn't a crowd to be trifled
with! They was there for business
an the usual excitement at sich af-