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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
ST. EL|zABETH's GETS
BEHIND STATE PAGEANT
Is Second Hospital to Indorsc
Plans for Historical
Project.
CHARLOTTE COUNTY Is ACTIVE:
VIII Hold Entertainment mud NHsi-
cnl for Purpose of Raising Funds
To Dcfruy Work In Dchnlr OF
Event,

The second hospital to get behind
the virginia Historical Pageant in a
substantial manner is st. Elizabeth
Hospital. DIR. j. Shelton lIorslcy, the
surgeon in charge. having yesterday
sent his check for membership tickets
Tor each of the nurSes and attendants,
att the hospital. as well as for him
self and members of his family.
These membership tickets permit the
holder to attend the "Vahispa' en-
tertainments to he given this fall and
winter without additional cost. st.
Elizabeth Hospital and the Hygcia
Hospital now are on the honor roll
of the ninety-ciEht institutions which
have indorscd the plans for the
pageant.
William s. Morton. chairman OF the
Charlotte County committee, has adj
vised Secretary w. Is. Cridlin shat
plans are under way for an cntcrtain-
ment and musical for the purpose
of raising funds to dcfray Charlotte
CountyS work In behalf of the page
ant. Mrs. Margaret Howe Morton
Will be in charge OF the ballot box at
Charlotte Courthouse: Mrs. James Il.
Grafton viii superintcnd the sale of
membership tickets, and Miss Eliza
both V. Gaines is chairman OF the
pupiiCltS committee LOT mat county.
Secretary Cridlin is preparing Il cir
cular which will give definite infor-
nation relative to the voting. for
Queen of the Pageant, which begins
September 10 and continues until Oc-
tobcr IL. In Sundays THINGS Dispa tch
this Information will bc summarized
and those interested in the campaign
tor Queen of the Pageant Will find
toporrow's article of benefit in carry
ing forward the campaign for their
'nvorite candidate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
HE DECLINES PARDON:
WILL SERVE OUT TERN
u. f.. Sweet. .Jr., Objects 10 Stiuuln-
lions In Proiferrh Executive
(Icmrncy

Kathe: than agree TO stipu,atlons
in. executive clemency, Harry i.
sweet, Jr.. has declined pardon.
stating that hc preferred - serve
The remaining thirty days of his
penit.ntiary sentence. Tho pardon
has been returned 70 The Governor
Office by Superintendent Wood.
Sweet was sentenced in Hastings
Court when he pleaded guilty in an
automobile theft case. HIS term on
piros September ~. Clcmcncy was
granted on recommendation Of Judge
Richardson. Rev. Cary Montague ana
Assistant Clerk Breeder. II is uu-
dcrstooQ that Commonwealth At
torm.Y Wise did not agree in the
pardon.
The stipulation was that Sweet re-
port for period Of Il yea. TO Pro-
baton Officer Montague.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27

OF the Export Leaf Tobacco Com
lhhE. 1t is believed there would be
niue trouble III making arrange
mehts Tor extension of the street, AS
thcrc are no through trains using the
Taliroad track, which crosses LON
hardy between broad and Marshall.
ana 4; IL believed provisions could be
made so that shifting engines would
use II only at night.
The present detour TO Dove street
not only requires extra time and
travel over four blocks of cobblc-
stones. but brings traffic into Broad
street At point where the. cross
street is not opened through tdGracc
street. the Richmond College campus
never having been opened
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
STATE DENTISTS MEET
HERE IN OCTOBER
fIfty-S~cosd Annual Convention VIII
lie Held Mt Jefferson
IIottI.

The nifty second annual meeting q.
the Virginia Dental. Association viii
be held at the Jefferson Hotel. Oc.
iobcr II 10 il. Or: ". y. Rudd, %
Richmond. Is president Of the AS o..
citation: Dr. w. NJ. Sturgis. OF Mar
shall, ice-prcsident. and Dr. Harry
Bear, OF Richmond, Is secretary.
While headquarters viii be main
tainea AT the jefferson, arrangements
are being made for some Of tine Gel-
egates To he chartered at the otH,T
hotels In the city.
Several hundred delegates are cx-
Dected and many Of them will be ac-
companied by their wives ana daugh
ters. Tho local committee liz ~
ranging for, suitable ENTERTAINERS N,
for the visitors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
PLAN SMOOIH-PAY WE'D HIGHWAY
FROM GLV7,E,R PARK TO BROAD ST.
Opening Up of Boon TO Citizens of North Side and
Tourists From North Hinges on Action
of City Fathers.

II the Finance Committee of City
.ouncil adopts the resolution. now
before 1t. for opening mp the land
oc'wccn Broad and Marshall Streets
on hombardy street. straight,
paved driveway wopld be
provided from Gintcr Park TO Broad
street, giving the citizens of the
North Side and Washington tourists
direct route to the city.
Inc newly paved stretch or Lom-
hardy street. from Chambcrlaync
Avenue to Leigh street. a distance
or nearly n mile. was thrown open to
traVcl recently by Director OF Public
Works Allen !. Savillc and the block
between Iteigh and Marshall Streets
aIrcndy is opcn through tic nrnncrty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
TO CORRECT RATINGS
OF WOUNDED SOLDIERS
Veterans Incnpncitntcd While f,
service arc Asked 10 Report by
I O'clock Today

Veterans OF the world war who
were In any way incapaci:atcd while
IN the service. must report 10 Col
oncl Forbes. Room S04. Chamber az
Commerce Building.' before ! o'clock
today ana present their claims. |,
mas been found that many OF the men
We're rated Improperly or have do
veiopcd greater injury than was at
first shown.
The squad. under Colonel Forbes.
Is mere 10 make corrections ana com
nietc the list OF wounded men. OF.
Noes VIII be moved 10 Norfolk after
today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
PROPERTY TRANSFERS
H.; T.. ana r. Acquires Lot Formerly
Owned by Old Dominion Bcvcr-
nce (orpor6iJop

The Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company has ac-
CURED the property formerly owned
by the Old Dominion Beverage Com
pany at Broad and Kinney Streets.
adjoining property Of the railroad
comnny, for si7.100. 4 deed of bar
gain and sale was recorded in the
Chanccry Court to that effect ycster-
day.
Thomas Atkinson has purchased
from Richard II. Meade. the residence
at 233S Monument Avenue. for SiT.-
500. and Rev. Thomas Scmmcs has
purchased from l.. I. Bowlcsc the
property at the northeast corner of
North Avenue and Dove street, Bar
ton Heights. for $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
Musicians Cut Own Salaries.

Musicians of Richmond, NJ meet
ing held yesterday morning in the
Arcade HuildinG. voted 10 reduce their
salaries 10 per cent. the reduction TO
lake effect at once. This applies TO
an musicians playing ut moving pie
lure, dramatic and vaudeville houses
in the city.
taken voluntarily. The committee is
composed OF T. s. 1Iitcshaw. acting
president: Moses Stein. secretary pro
tom: T. y. critZer, G. r. Gross. J. y.
Kaufman. G. T.. Titus. Joseph Ia
fratta and \. j.. Wrenn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
WANTS FUNDS FOR LEE
MAUSOLEUM KEEPER
Mrs. \"rmnn V. Randolph issues CnIl
Tor contributions fo Daughters
az CpnEcuCrncx

M's. G. i. Tate, custodian or the
mansoicnm Of General Robert L.
Lee al Washington and Lee Univcr.
Stty, Lexington. VA, reported to Mrs.
Norman y. Randolph, Of this city.
Yesterday. ihat an average II loo
persons q day had visited the las,
resting place Of the South's grea,
ehicftain during this summer.
Airs. Randolph has issued call
TO the Daughters OF the Confcdoracy
asking contributions towards III,
iund for the support of The ciisto-
dian. Two years ago a fund of 500
900 Tor the permanent keep Of Gus
todIAn was started by Mrs. Charles
IL. SEMI. OF New York. Il native Viz
Sinian and Il member of the local
Sionewal! Chapter. Y. y. g., who gave
SS.0Ov. il is urged Nat contributions
be sent TO Mrs. Sally Dorsey Sydnor
lcol West Grace street. Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
,Ihior no,,Iu. ncco,cr.

Major y. w. Robins. OF the Uni,cf
states Army. formerly OF this city
and son OF Mrs. Sally Nelson Robins
who has been confined to Waite,
Reed Hospital since January as "A re.
suit OF injuries received In ar mir
plane accident. has entirely recovered
ana has been discharged. lie has been
assigned to the Air Service Depot
Dayton. Ohio. Major Robins is /.
brother Of NelEon Robins, wcll-knowr
newspaper man on the editorial stan
Of the baltimore sun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
Poles want L. :. Co,,onscca ,,.,,

HcrIhrlhG That Tho children of To-
land cannot he sufficiently nourlShcd
on condensed milk. the Society o.,
Friends, Il Polish-Amcrican orEani-
cation of Quakcrs, stationed in iro-
anh. has written TO the Chamber of
Commerce, asking that it's influence
II" used To persuade Southern SHIN
pcrs of cottonsccd meal to soil to
P"Iish importers at reduced prices
The letter states that this will In
crease iol"hd's milk supply ana
Lessen III" food shortage OF that coun-
try, ~ the meal can be fed 10 co,ys.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
Condition ~ Girl In,urov..

The condition OF Elva Lane, lo years
ola. who is in Grace Hospital as n
result OF injuries sustained In n
street accident. was reported salts
factory by physicians last night. Tho
girl Was injured when n truck, driven
by Mrs. \. B. Wiltshire collidcd with
Clay street trolley ut Smith and
Slny Streets. according TO police re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
Oncr sI,h,M Pin IN, en-

The time honorcd superstition of
horseshoe luck" suffered loss of
prestige and confidence among those
present In Police Court yesterday.
when a $1,000 diamonds studded horse
shoe pin was introduced as. evidence
In the case of Ethel Taylor, colorcd.
charged with its theft from W. \.
Price. y acknowledgement, stated
that tho pin had been offered him for
Sc. Detective Scrgcants Ecl.am and
TinslcE wore MSS iEned To tn. cnsn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
organize Inrnntr, mt n,rnI

Information was received yaster-i
day by AdJutant- General 10 Lane
stern 70 the effect tina, an infantry
company has recently been organized
1T Bland Courthouse and is ready foi
admission 10 the Virginia Nat!onal
Guard. Much interest is bcint, shown
by members OF the new company
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
win ,.ui,d $1,000 tc.is,.rc.

Application for permission TO build
a $1,000 two-story brick dwelling at
COS West Graham Street was made
yesterday To the office OF Building In
spector Butler by Louis II. Guffin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Shrincrs' Picnic. Forest hin
Park. ! to 1880 =. NJ.
Utilities Committee. City Coun-
ell, Inspection trip to Dutch Gap.
Boat leaves City Wharf at p. NJ.
Baseball. Commercial League.
boulevard Field. 2:30 l.. NJ.
For plays, sec "'rhcatcr Caien-
dar" on Editorial Page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27


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trade 1.IaI
Annual sales
trade 5o359T22 90 i5lao2ee
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cEohcE A1xslaE Mayor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
Mayors Annual Statement to Council
on Vital Statistics Of City's Business
OF the City of Richmond:

ITO the Honorable o the " of
OF
honor
the Mayor The following
of interest showing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
GOOD TO THE LAST DROP

Made in Richmond, "MANWELL
HOUSE Coffee has become the fav-
orite OF those who are influenced by
quality alone. \
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-04
MORE INSANE. CRIMINALS.

The popularity of the insanity route for dodgug the penalty
for committing murder evidence I'M the lineage papers AGAIN
yesterday In the case Frank Egrcg vino murdered ms vic
school teacher Bartlett Ill., in cold blood because She refused
to live with him after having been repeatedly abused the
verdict Of the jury that he and resp ,Dc for his
actions During and following his triad HS,snl has been carry
ing on i'll manner that might Indicate insanity, but When ne
thought il to his advantage write perfectly same letter. he hdd
no difficulty in doing
Another that OF Arthur c. Buch, OF Los Angeles, o be
tried with Mrs Aadcym Conner Obccam the charge o hay
ing murdered Bolton Kennedy As the inquiry hi, sanity
may compel the disclosing his line of defense and ii declared
sane the investigation might have unayorabc effect when his
This position indicates that they have little confidence in their a5
ty to prove that their client is insane
We haven heard OF an insanity plea being offered for Fatty
Arbcc yet, but that may later. II Inc addott kcgp
coming and improving quality Tor Roscoe it vii. probably be
shown yet ha he attended the orgy held his
No earth wants to insane woman pay the
death penalty for a bit this eleventh hour business
making trayest OF efforts convict nurdcrS and put
over number OF times within the last year in Cook county has
had the effect Of dcouagng the police in their eff rt down
big criminals and OF encouraging the taking of human lie Slight
provocatn The insanity plea should all times be looked upon
with suspicion and particularly after murderer has been
NCtcd by jury who ha, heard all the evidence There may be
instances the contrary, but rule mans mental condition
thing of general knowledge before well alter he doe, crm
nal In general any must be in crazy to
init murder, but that basis could be held responsible for
the Ii insanity to be loophoe Of escape it would bel
the point have the police round up desperate characters
and try them advance for insanity How many thugs and dcspT
ADDE'S would want be declared c1mPoS before the police had
anything ON them:
The police authorities know it hard enough convict crm
rals under favorable ccr the insanity plea ought
TO be admitted only instances rather than present
big majority OF cases.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-04
MORTGAGlNG HOMES IN THE AsCENDANCE.

There surely IS something radically wrong with the economies
Ct the American homes when mortgages spread upon them
increasing proportions during times o prosperity The Depart
Of Commerce through the bureau has but recently made
public surprising brought light by the
Of 1920. In the first place learned that than fifty
per Of the homes Of the country rented and that OF the
balance only twenty eight per owned by the occupants
free from remembrance The Of the remainder mde
tened The proportion which the morgagcd homes formed Of
the total number in fourteen and half per in
had increased to fifteen per and years later the
proportion had increased to and hall per the pro
portonac increase during the last decade having been much great
thar during the preceding dcccna period In the total
number Of homes enumerated 2h}5I67o OF which number
I2Q455QS occupied by oSohDoo by the owners and
the failed obtain the information
gardng the remaining $1,000 The report shows that the
striking increase the proportions Of encountered homes found
in the eight Rocky Mountain states where instances the
proportion doubled during tie last years.
In Illinois there were L53Ao77 homes according to the last
report 81 which number %l6o7 occupied by
and the tenure Of which 2Q74b occupied undetermined.
OF the 65826o occupied by the 37o22I free from
cmbance 2tS46o morgagcd and the balance, IQQ3
the fact asccrtainI whether they
bccd Thus this made better showing than the average
the country
The period covered by this report from 1910 1920
at gcr bad for business and especially during the last hrcc
years incomes whether from business enterprise, wages were
good and employment abundant There seemed little for
the reported increase the number Of mortgages placed upon the
homes Of the country
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-04
Local Note.

Harry Munat motored to Ottawa
this morning.
Pat Horrigram is up from Ottawa
today on business.
w. X. O'Brien, representing the Chi.
cago Motor club, is in this city today.
Forrest Benson motored to Dekaln
on Sunday and returned last night.
Ray HinCh and Dan Becker mOtored
to Verona this morning.
a wedding took place yesterday II
the Office OF Magistrate ID. a. Nichol-
son. George Hougas and Mrs. Mary
Hopkins were joined together by his
honor. The newly married couple will
reside with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Hougas in Miller township. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas HOugas were witnesses
of the marriage ceremony.
Mrs h. r. Harrington and daughter
Meta and Mrs. Bruce Harrington
drove to Ottawa this afternoon.
Mrs Margaret Hight Of Streator
visited at the home of her cousin, Mr..
and Mrs Dan Smouse, of West Bluff
street, for couple OF days, then went
on to the convention in Morris yester
| day morning.
1t was reported yesterday that the
| state engineers between here and o.
| tawa had thrown the hard road open
! to traffic, but parties going down las
night were turned back by red lights
| placed across the road near the Hep
ncr farm.
Reno Allen went to Davenport las
evening to visit his brother, Scott
| Allen, who is sick.
A. c. Bateman is redecorating his
| place Of business on the corner OF
| Young and Main streets. John Sharp
and Ben Blake are doing the work.
A Buick touring car driven by some
Chicago tourists ran off the lower
road last evening near the old Ice
house A wheel was smashed on the
car, but no one was hurt
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-04
VARSITY VS.. ALUMNI
A FOOTBALL TREAT

The varsity of the high school will
battle with the strong alumni com
bination tonight at the high school
This year will show up old and new
material In cooperation. The talk
about the game Is generating lots Of
pep in the present student body and
with JOY and 'Mshie' leading tho
throng in yells, echoes will fill the
Illinois valley for miles around Mar.
settles. ~
The team consists of the following
men:
'Swcetic' Osgood, forward and ju.
nlor, is mineral man of last year,
played ON the second team and was
substitute for the varsity.
Sid Kuhn, forward and junior Is a
letter man of last year, having play
ed with the second team and was
substitute on the first during last
year
Al Adler, subforward and junior
is playing his first year of basketball,
but is proving to be one of the fast
PLAYERS.
Slim Van Hoorebeke. star center
and junior, is a letter man of 1919,
and is playing real ball
Mutt Jones, sub-center and sopho.
more, played with the second team
last year and proved a successful cen.
ter.
Hub Carr, guard and sophomore, is
a mineral man of last year, and is
showing up well this year
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-04
Attend w. r. c. Convention.

Twentyone members of the w r.
{. went TO Morris yesterday to attend
the district convention Two were
visitors Mrs. Jennie Swingler IIu,
burt OF Delton, Wis, and Mrs. Anna
NJ. Scofeld of Northwood. Iowa. Sev.
oral autos took women, and the rest
went by interurban
Mrs, Lena Holmes was elected
president for the coming year, but as
the session was holding late most OF
the women left at i:30, so as to get
home before dark, so were not pres
ent at the installation of officers.
The department president Mrs. Ne
lie Wilkinson: past department prcSi.
dent. Mrs Edith Wells, and Mrs. Net.
tie MCGOWAN, matron of the Soldiers
Widows Home in South Wilmington.
besides several other state and "a
tlOnal officers. were present
The invitation Of Wilmington for
the coming year was accepted, and
women in the southern part of the dis.
trict will have year to play how to
get there and back in one day.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-04
Il Ouanr to Be Fine.

The chicken pie supper at the Con-
gregational church was one fine affair,
Lots of chicken cooked just right
plenty of mashed potatoes, apple
salad and rolls and too many other
things to mention, Let alone cat not
forgetting pumpkin pie. There were
$50 platessserved at supper, and rign'
here We would remark that young men
make most excellent walters, as the
boys proved last night
The fancy work booth cleared about
800, the candy booth in the neighbOr-
hood of $50, the apron booth netted
near $50, and the country booth. free
will offering by the Sunday school
scholars, turned in about SIT through
the manager, Mrs. O. f. Rowland
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-04
Why AnaIyze? Smell Il.

There is a United States govern.
ment man here analyinZ and testing
the water of the Illinois river to see
what must be done to better the con
dition which exists throughout the
Talley by reason Of the Chicago sew
age pollutng the river.
He reports that the condition Of
the water, to use his own language,
lis something frightful, and some
thing must be done and that quickly
to stop the flow of sewage from chi,
cage into the Illinois river"
He Is taking soundings and gather,
ing samples of the deposit, as well as
the analysis of the water itself
He borrowed a boat from Jay COT
feen to facilitate his work in the
water in and about Marseiles.
We hope the result Of his visit will
arouse the national authorities to com
pei Chicago to provide other means
for the disposal Of their sewage
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-04
RESPECTED DIMMICK
MAN PASSES AWAY

One OF la Sale county's most rc-
spected citizens, Edward Nurtaugh
residing at Dimmick, north Of PerJ,
died at his home Thursday, lie was
a years old and he'd been in failing
haalth Tor six months.
Edward Murtaugh was born in Dim
mick in 1916 He was educated in
the public schools there and at the
Christian Brothers, La Sale.
He is survived by the following
children Bernard Of Colorado
Springs, Colo; Rev, Harry Murtaugh
Of Forth Worth, Texas; Edward Of
Amarillo, Texas; Joseph, James, Will
liam and Catherine Of Dimmick and
Frank of La Sale
He also leaves two sisters, Mrs. Ed
ward Brown Of Wallace and Mrs. Jo-
seph Harmon Of Ottawa
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-04
20 UTICA %

Mrs Lizzie Johnson Of Peoria died
yesterday at the home Of her daugh
ter Mrs George Skinner She lived
in Utica a number of years ago anu
she was then Mrs. Frank Robbins
Mrs. {, &, cary ana Mr8. Ed Myers
motOred to StreatOr yesterday
Miss Margaret Fitzgerald Of Ottawa
has been visiting friends and relJ-
tives IA the country. She returned
home yesterday.
Miss Laura LeRatte Of ottawa Wis.
tied her sister, Mrs. John BaumaL,
Wednesday evening
Baptist church, Sunday, NOV o.
Morning worship at 1880 O'Clock
Bible school At 11:45 a m, B. Y. p. L.
at 6:45 D. N. Eyangelistic services a.
100 p. IN. Prayer meeting Wedncs-
day at 7:30 p. m.
Mrs. Frank Johnson from Waltham
returned home from Cbicaco yes.er
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-04
Give Party for Son.

Mr. and Mrs, willis Shaver gave a
party last night to six little playmates
Of their son Stanley in honor of his
sixth birthday,
Those present were Marie Bovard,
Madoling ButtCrheld Thomas and
Adrian Collins and Walter Butterield,
Russell simmons could not come, 30
only five were present.
cake with six tiny candles to be-
blown out with good wishes by the
littlC folks, games and many pleasant
ways Of passing time kept the chill
drCn happily talking of their good
time until 1880, when all left.