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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
BY Laura A. Kirkman
WHAT SHALL | SERVE FOR SUPPER

What shall serve for supper is
a question which has bothered the house
vl'e since time began. The following sup
per menus will hope, offer suggestions
that are a real help TO my women readers
Macaroni Loaf
Cocoa Little Cakes
Macaroni Loaf 81 cup cooked macaroni
cup sweet milk, cup bread crumbs 1,
either ! cup Of grated cheese or OF a
cup % cooked and chopped meat , eggs.
] teaspoon onion juice tor sprinkling
% onion salt, / tablespoon chopped par
sley may be omitted), ] tablespoon sweet
red OF green pepper chopped, and ! tea
spoon salt Scald the milk, add the bread
crumbs To il, add the pepper, salt, par
sley and the meat or cheese, then the
onion Juice. beaten eggs and macaroni.
Turn the mixture into a buttered bak-
ing dish after mixing IL well, place this
dish in pan Of hot water, and bake for
"a hour possibly q Of an hour. Serve
with tomato sauce
Cottage Cheese Loaf
Coffee Tarts
Cottage Cheese Loaf: l cup cottage
cheese, teaspoon soda, 2 cups cooked
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08
LITTLE BENNY'S NOTEBOOK
Ry Ice Pspe.
THE PARK AVE NEWS


Weather Wind wIsselng and try
ing 10 sound colder than wat il reely "a
I,xtrr' New AlrEhlp lInel \ new
oirship huc for freight onv wss started
last Satlddav between Puds Slmkinses
2nd story fr,lnt and Sid Hunts 2nd story
frllnf, consisting of bali Of cord and y
basklt and Puds and sid. but Il was gave
up aqen SatIddav mite on account Vt
peeplc in both houses ohlecktug 20 the
draft frum the 2nd story windows being
all the time up
IntrlstIng Packs Ahout lntristing Pee
ple Low DAVIS got Perfeck in skool for
homework and couduck every day for
Z weeks Jest before Christmas. and all he
got for Christmas presents was uselss
things 10 wear, and now jest tor that he
saws he's gong to the other cXtTCem
Pome by Skinny Martin.
No Ixcusc
O don't get sore when the rain comes
down.
The flowers haff to have 1t in summer.
But watts It wInt 90 rain IN the winter
for
Could enything be dummerf
Spoarts. Satidday morning Benny Potts,
Artie Alexander and Ed Werniok went
Ground 10 Puds Simkinses house 90 get
Puds to come out and practice football,
and Puds was asleep like he genrelly
is Satiddav and Suadey, aud they shook
him and yelled diffreut things in his ear
for about s minnits sutch as Hay wax
up. Fire. Hay its 10 o clock, and dlffrent
things. nuthing waking him up till Artie
Alexander yelled, Hay Puds look at the
big lemmin merrang PIE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08

LOSE by this interesting
~ collection of pictures
displayed on the Seventh
Floor, right under the fest, as a
matter of fact, of those who
stand before them in admirs-
ton, are rich and splendid 0ri-
entail rugs, which also are works
Of the highest art Of their kind
and also are pictures in their
way.
They, too. from the tiniest
precious piece to the noblest-
sized palace carpet, appeal TO
the eye through gorgeous
masses of color, handled subtly,
and to the imagination through
the intricate and lavish employ
ment of symbols derived from
the picture-writing of remotest
antiquity.
What our rude forefathers
thought, loved, felt, feared and
worship~d is told somewhere,
somshow, IN one after another
of etass hundreds of rugs of
Persia, rugs of India, rugs of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08

peas or beans, cup boiled rice, cup
bread crumbs, 2 tablespoons chopped
raw onion, 2 tablespoons butter, n sprink-
ling Of celery salt Hah-cook the onion
by mixing il with the butter and placing
both on range until the butter boils for
few minutes; then mix all the ingredients
together Including the onion aud but
ter-place them in baking pan and bake
in a moderate oven for about forty-hve
minutes. basting with n little melted
butter.
Tamalc Pic
Tea Cookies
Tamae Pie: cups tomato sauce
Tor the juice from n can of tomatoes
thickened with little cornstarch),
cups chopped cooked meat, | teaspoon
salt. | green pepper or pimcnto chopped,
| small onion also chopped. = cup of
cornmeal cooked in u cup oi boiling water
for II hour, y cup of grated cheese. 10
one OF the cups of tomato sauce called
for, add the meat. salt, onion, pepper,
and the cooked cornmcal mush Put these
things into pan. sprinkle with the
cheese. and bake. Serve with the remain
ing sauce. To which may be added, II
desired. "A cup of chopped olives.
As will he seen. only one OF these three
main dishes calls for eggs-the mncaronl
loaf. The other two are inexpensive and
vet very nourishing and satisfying Tho
second dish given calls for cottage cheese
and this thing that should be found
in every larcler In grandmother's time,
cottage (or Dutch) cheese wac found ON
the table as matter Of course. And TO
day IL is lust as much needed as II wns
then. II is nourishing and great appetizer
| II is one Of those little side-dishos which
the housekecper finds II no trouble to
| make when she has once learned to MAX @
il Next week shall devote an article 10
the making Of this delicious and economi-
| cal cheese
All inquiries addressed 10 Miss kirkman
| IN care of tho Efficient Housekeeping dc
partrnent will hc answered IN those columns
| in their turn Tits requires considerable
| I'm 9. however owing to the great number
received So II n personal or quicker reply
is desired stamped and self addre ssed
| envelope must he enclosed with tho que7-
| ton The Editor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08

baby that you enclosed with the proud
tishy eyes Of fond father, and the waiter
looked over my shoulder in the easy
democratic way that distingnirhes wait
ers, and said, "Ah, yo,lrs9 ! congratn-
late you, sir. -
Thanks" | answered offhand. "Do
you think hc looks like mef
ooh no." says the waiter, that's
why | congratulated you, sir
Can YOU beat that, 1cssie, from man
expecting tip2 The worst Of Il wns, |
had To tip him anyway just to ahow hi'n
his alleged wit hadn't made the slightest
impression on mo.
Well Tessic, people are taking pro-
hibition SO seriously that they're not
even buying Daisy Canned soup peny more.
wish | had a side line Of locomotives
or even siding line Of them Tor That
matter. Joke. =,
Don't give the baby any marbles To
chew on, as times are hard enough.
Your loving but wandering husband,
joe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08

came 10 a round. green, grassy place,
and here they stopped
The Coblins placed Grey Squirrel ~
The center and agaln they formed IN 2
rine around him Shall We change him
into Goblin and make him live with Us
the rest If his life asked one Goblin
'He Is y good nut cracker, said an
other why not make him Grey Goblin
and have HIM for our servant lie could
crack all our nuts. and TO punish hm stlil
moro for peeking at us tonight we VIII not
iet hlm cat anv: only crack them for us
Never eat another nUtr thought
poor GREY. why. Id rather lose my
bushv tall than suffer that punishment
Then. just as If they kne" what h'
was thinking. as quick as a wink an
other Ciohhn said II know better
way than vou heve mentioned to pun
lsh this pceking creature We Will pull
! some az the HAIR out of hls bushy tan
and make u look so thin he will be asham-
| ed
Al the Gobllns began to shout Emf
! emf and then at Grey they rushed and
with a tiny finger and thumb each one
r,,l,pd a halr from his handsome tail, and
| then with IT held over his head each little
| fellow began to hop and Jump, dancing
| like wild creatures.
| But then something happened, Tor
/ IN their wild dance they forgot their
red caps. and off they fell on the ground.
| and right then Grey Squirrel found that
he could rln. and run he did faster than
ever in his life. and when he reached the
| place where he had come into the Goblin
| Land hc was lucky enough TO find the
| door open. The Goblins had forgot to
close If
Out he ran and along the path home
and as it was not quite daylight nc nestled
down into his bed. trembling with fear
| that the Goblins might find hum even there.
for he knew that by that time they must
have put their caps on. which give them
their magic power.
He gave one look across the patch as
he ran into his home. but the table was
not there. and when he told all about il
the next day everybody laughed and his
mother told him he had eaten too much
for supper. But Grey Squirrel knew il
was not dream, and anyway there was
his strengthening tail TO prove his story
He does not run out any more at night
nor does he get up in the night TO eat
but he has thought many times about th'
strange magic words the Goblins useC
that night and wondered what they meant
Read them backwards and see if you
can tell
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08
SANDMAN STORY
Hy Mrs. Y. A. Walker
rro,e.tesi by Geurue Mstthew Adams
WHAT GREY SQUIRREL SAW ONE
NIGHT
Part w.

Crey exrected, of course, 20 he picked
mn hv some If the little gohlins and be
mi IN 4 cage ae hs mother had always
fold him thnt would happen il he did not
stay AZ home IL tho woods
IL Was quite sure II would take three
or moro little mon to pick him up, they
wora az small hut thcv did nothing of
the sort Tretcad they hpgan 90 chant IN
funny little voiccs. ''Su wolIof. su wollof X
As ,hev chanted this they started 10
walk away ard Grey Squirrel went aloua
with thcm. but whom he thought hc
would nun he found he could only go
where the CohlirE led him
After while thev camc 50 moss
covered rock and me oi the t,oblins
gave three taps on Il aud sind. 'Su-ot-
Uepo
nron flow the rock and they all went
N. and tlon down they went until they
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08
Merchandise Plus
at WdnUnlUker'S

T-HY January PR Sale is ny
M means exhausted ~ So
treasures
Half iornn ordinary fur
stores clappsd together ssIN
not offer ~ ,his -eason 'hs ~ifs
range ~ styles ard kinds -
fur-. the un1uestionabls valves
tbst yo-i'd ind IN ths Fur So
Ions Second Floor. Chss'uu')
sftsr wsek's busy selling y
vou stepped in'o u todsy
Every fur IN our hrs ''o,bs
Is priced oNE THIRD bslow
its original price. vhieh rssns
that s75 neckpisoes srs nov
s5o. that saoo eoa's srs mo-
600. and so ~. ard sref 'Hh
stsntial savings ars vsvv worth
while theus dave
The collection p fur -oa's is
ramsrksble. srd includes pretty
nearly every f1r woman
wishes ~ wear tbis Wirfsv Tt-
small fura shyr an equally
.areasing variety srd pvi-e- ar-
most moderate
~ course The aer' time 'o
avail your-olf - tbesa enpor
turities will ~ uev' Monday ~
Tuesday f0r o'he~7 1ss'0-7
Yourself are reading thi- a4ver
tiaement and deciding
That's vs' inc Ta~~e
Uautnd 'a ge' rarw f'r -oa'
m tho handsome re~Fp .e0n a7
iong ror rt''
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08
LETTERS OF TESSIE AND JOE
Dear Tessie:

Dear Tessie:
enjoyed your letter at breakfast this
morning, though my face was all freshly
cut up at the time as a result Of the
poor half witted prune in the room next
to mine putting a jazz record on his
victrola while ] was shaving. Naturally,
my system being one mass of harmony the
way il is, | couldn't help trying to keep
in time, and if it had been dreamy
waltz | might have got away with II,
but by the time ] got through shaving
to that jazz my face was a wreck. Its
lucky thing only needed light shave,
because the ignorant simp kept that record
iazzing for fifteen minutes and if I'd
had to harvest two days crop in time
TO that chop suey music ] think I'd be tell
ing this tale in another world TO Sir
Oliver Lodge, speaking Of whiskers.
Then another thing happened at
breakfast that started the day on the
bias. ] was looking at the photo Of the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08
DAILY ECONOMY CALENDAR
Copyright 1918, by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate Ne~ YORK o,tf
RATU ROOM FLOOR COVERING.

pATH ROOM FLOOR COVERING.
We would all like To have tiled
floor in our bath room. Failing this we
would doubtless like n concrete ho~
of Rome sort. hut most of ia can not
bava a,ich hyuria. IL is perfectly pos
sihla To- keep bathroom In perfectly
sanitary condition without them. The
preat obiection to oil cloth or linoleum
i'm the bathroom Is hat II usually
pruvides crevices or spaces beneath
where moisture and dust can collect
IL Is nearly impossible 10 have hpor
covering fltted perfectly around plumb
ing fixtures, bath tub legs. etc. Some
authorities say that such floor cover
inc IN n bath room should he applied
while the plumbing Is being sol So
t,at tho edges Of tho covering Can I've
placod beneath the edges of the hV
turos Then n the covering is rut down
with the special cement that comes
for that purpose you have covering
that ia well nigh perfect.
An uncovered wooden floor is to lie
prrferrod 10 Ilnuleum covered bathrooms
as YOU usually find them. You should
see 10 n that there are no cracks In
tho wooden floor " Il Ia an old aonr
all cracks should he we'll filed A good
hard finish can be given hy paint or
varnish frequently and this can he done
ouito easily without the assistance Of
an expert.
And remember that whatever carpets
a. rugs Won lav on your bathroom
floor should 10 ~ tho sort thnt are
easily washed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08

sights of Wanamakers, was
referring to the great pic
ture. "He Liue8!" which
hangs on the West wall of
the Seventh Floor, (Chest
nut).
This painting, and Il num-
Der of the others which
surround it, were brought
over the water to Wana-
makers a couple of months
ago from Paris, where they
were exhibited at the Salon
des Artistes F'raneais and
Salon de la Societe Ma
tionale, and where two of
them received. respectively,
the gold and silver medals.
To sec these twenty-five fine
canvases, tho work of famous
brushes, and the other notable
paintings that hang near
them, 1t was necessary. where
they were originally exhibited,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08

TIVE Winter ssl. = Witt
L is s.iIl % high iae. vith
abundant 7rsrings -seh
day - practically svrrv aov' n
nsedfui Ind~rga rrnsnts for
rornen and children ana vith
hundreds - fresh hsrming
new shirtwsiSts. both y ak
and ~ cotton. thro-n r f0r
good Measure
Savings 90 All ne wsY from
one-fourth % ore-third: prices.
fact. are nearer the pr.--~sr
bsas than you Eould believe
possible.
But We take great pains %
make good things possible "a
Wanamsksr Sale n White. as
veil as to make bad things. Ike
Inferior Qualities. poor work
manshlp. lRfrsshness. and .he
ike. such as are the sxpians
tions 0f lowered prices n ,oms
sales, IMPOSSIBLE aere
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08

the bprherin Caucasus and ~
cultured China, ~ vs could only
read them
Some very fine antiques, rare
Kirmans. saruks and sennsa
are numbered among then-
Although, of course. these
Oriental rups ore placed here
a., purposea ~ sale. they are
so displayed. in such spacious
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08

W pay . fee: and thousands, Of
course. did 40. In order IN en-
Joy them.
Here I'm Wsnamsksr's thou
sands View them without a pen
ny 10 pay, and without the
slIahtast sense Of obligation to
turn round end return fa-
vors" hy buying our merchan
dise.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08

Th~y ar. u,~-siy examples of
the -rp~v~hsrdiss4 4plrT spirit
~ serv;,~ first conceived. first
injected into storek-@pinR fnes'
"A. and most whois~ h~avfediy
maintained N mis- nous :"
business
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08

4 ND 20 10 goes, all over the
"A 9tur>-no end n inter
estinT things 70 see or to
buy:
New Things for Spring com
ing in from the four corners of
the earth. many with tho new
low prices; the things Of Win
tsr. such as Will still be in do
mand for many 4 month, pres
snt In plentiful and ssrvieesble
supply. and many Of them. too.
priced at figures that are de-
cided departures (downwardl
from those Of the earlier sea
son.
The January Sales that start
ed tnis week ara full Of remark
able offerings that attract ths
prudent.
In that very part Of the
Store where hang those great
pictures described few min
utes ago-the Rug Section. Sew
enth Floor lChestnut) - the
visitor. after turning away
from the pictures, has only 20
take a few steps In order TO De
brought face to face with the
greatest opportunity in quail
ties and savings on domestic
rugs offered within a number OF
years.
Whittall rugs-the famous
Anglo Persians. Royal Worces-
ters and Teprsc rugs-are the
aristocrats Of domestic weaves,
splendid alike in beauty and
durability. Prices on them
NEVER COME DOWN. save in
the twice-a-year disposal Of
discontinued patterns.
We are now making such .
disposal in a January Sale. at
reductions close to one-third be
low regular.
At present there are plenty o.
room-sizes as well as smaller
sizes, AL there are various spe-
cial prices on other kinds Of
floor coverings, too, 50 if the
home furnishers hurry in they
will find feast awaiting them
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08

fashionable hat for any occasion Mas
for any woman from the dsbu.stte 10 her mother
b.ta travelling shopping en-. afternoon promenade,
tho "drasa M" occasion: the desirable oneofe
types, usual
.rea feits the prevailing styles and
particularly interest ahoo and college girls and
have ba.n very much higher in their prices
unrfnrad comprises mostly the popular small
vsivas Of good quality in bisrk The
coors with th. Winter suits Styles be found for
,patrcn we'll maid
fs~--- sh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08

blagr the books which
the and the
which Is the matter with these volumes. apt
be the best onesi
lcor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08

qusy%~ws ard lavish arrange
n~n,, th.t th~ one who just
wants 20 ioot- st them does not
sven na--~ to ash to look
Shov'd hs desire - buy ~
price snY n th~rn. he will find
no finer sk~~ks at rairar prices
si.~wb~ve under the blue
canopy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08

a LOOR-IN at he lamp
n Sale likewise hard -
resist.
No need 70 resist a.
Do you need new lamps sar
old" Of any kind Mrs.. Alad
lin made herself famous by a
bad trade. but 'his Wanamaksr
Lamp Sale has made tseif ths
ta!k of the town. IN an agree
a0ie sense. for he splendid
ues it gives ana ne 'ausnai
purchasers It creates.
Our entire lamp stocAs. me
larg> and r,ost admired col
lection of lamps and shades IN
Philadelphia. are ia me sale
at one-half 70 three fourths
,heir former figures
SO now IS the time 70 become
the owner of that floor lamp.
.able lamp. desk ar boudoir
lamp. that new shade or candle
stick, and with Il 20 acquire
that pleasant sense 81 self com
mendation which accompanies :
thrifty deal
or z you just owe ovely
things for their own sake. -
welcome 70 VISIT gith as
Fourth Floor. Centrall and sn
Joy the beauty ~ this brilliant
spectacle such garden ~
lights as grows nowhere csc
IN town
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08
State Board of Education.

The State Board Of Education met in
Wilmington Yesterday for the transaction
of routine business.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08
New Low Prices
Upon All of Them !

Among the trimmed millinery
an he found an attractive,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08

the pre-tnrtsfUfas days Win some
of the eioss Of nswness lost from
their covers. or some minor damage
wrought. but with their precious
contents unimpaired for purposes
Of information, entertainment or
inspiration.
These Are the Books,
Numbering Thousands
books big and little. with illus
trations and without them, in all
manner of bindings, and represent
ing every kind Of good reading for
both youngsters and oldster-fic-
ton, travel. history. biography,
poetry and juveniles-from which
choice may be made next Monday
at prices averaging one-half their
former figures.
Hundreds Of favorite authors,
old and new. will be represented
In the diverse but worthy assem-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08
NOU It's q NeW Hat
At Next tn No
Price at All

since the woman who hurries
choosing Ia still 40 good can pi
looking untrimmed hat for 81
ready TO wear hat for s2 TO 80,
one of cur pretty trimmed Win
ter hats, Including French as
we'll ns domestic models. at 2
notable reduction. for we have
rfscn1
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08

"HlS roof q h elters
many wonderful paint
in0s. placed on public view
in various locations: but
not another word was
needed 10 ahow that the
speaker. a Philadelphia
woman bringing in an out
of-town friend 10 zoe the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08
THE GIRL WHO cr
HAD NO CHAN CE
Rv Marian Rubineam.
NEW SHADOWS

-.-n, 1910. by the Mcclure News
sV'Ssnc "sncr syndicate. New York Ctsy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08
ABOnanza5~BO BOOkLOUers!
Sale Next Monday of Hurt or Handled
Books at Reductions Averaging Halt

The the Christmas leave
people tired and not their usual selves many
thousands the interesting books in the great
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-08

kkVXYHAT a wonder
wv full picture that
Ia In your Store l.
Before any question
could be put. the apeaker
continued:
"rhe faces and figures
are 80 marvelously human.
one thinks of them as peo-
pie, not IA the productions
of paint on canvas.
''The mothers counte-
nance In 40 thrilled and 40
thrilling - 80 beatific - !
knew IL all alonRl' It seema
to say, while the old fa-
theirs expression Is iust
what il noufd he-the look
of a slow, inarticulate man.
stunned by sudden glad
news.
"And the wife-oh. isn't
her face tense almost
fierce with JOY: her eyes
seem To focus like n burn
ing-glass on that precious
aheet of paper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-25
Second American Bride
For Duke of Marlborough

T.,rl, Trn" - ---,Ev In" AsSo"i1tct
pr,-Sl G.L,l'.- MIri" nca'on. u Boston.
in!, wrru.r: I~.ra:nc the III, hess or
MarllwrN"pM nc second American girl
e. as:vnlc 'Nc n'lc. Th' rlv'l C"r"-
,rouy. wh-h 'h','"I thr'" IGltu.'-. 'otk
rl.,,c - tie british cnn%Hi,:" n" WAS
i.rfornc.l by II. q. Mdckie. the BRITISH
'or"ul
TH"r. wer" TWO witr"e$", :or thu
huk". judge Walter Ferry. president Of
tns American chamhrr s. trmrvrr"
h.r, AND J. T. b. $twrl.. -" dukes
lcsal adviser. Leon E"nnrl'. former
r.rlSt"r "f m" interior. ar'"2 a.: Ti'-
mess for Miss Deacon. Sh" Ma "'''rt'
cd by tn. countess lu BuISruu:'ar and
:hc only other persons prr"'c' ""r"
Euy~rr H,.gins. q cousin of Mass b"t-
,rn. an, several American and British
spIror rN"n.
Tho IRIS; duchess OF Marlborough. be
fore N"r marriage /" IN" "uHv "h9
C"nSuC,r Vanderbilt. Of Nv YORK. SA-
mh,aInch "A decree Of absolute divorce
from IA" duke May l3 last.
Honev makes the mare SO and also
4 sometimes r:akea an L.S - It's owntr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-25
Settlement Again Looms
in British Coal Strike

London Jun" "i.--FGrtt "r .rd'"aftor'
of ~" r"!:IGlty 81 = speedy '''ilc
mcnt # rho coal crisis aTi"arr'! '".'ar.
In IN" hou,t" Of commons SIR linl"r'
Horne prT ~ldtnr Of tho hoard % 'rai'.
sad the Sttuann1 wu% at = nos ri
raj port when iE"-" TTT".c'n I" IL
a real chao,r 81 getting " :"l;I".""nt
Rrrau," 81 IN" Gcll":iry "f III" situation
n. d".hn"d I" discuss IN" question
further.
Earlier IN Tho day u was rumorc" NJ
"a. ,ihrr party ,oUt"-"n'r IN brighton
hal tn. n,.r"rs r\'c'.t'N' ""'n'u'l"".
wh.,h vii iur"i /" LONDON ;"n' <h'.
wAS .,h"ui Ia nah" an "un"Ap""i"d d"-
=, i.iun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-25

Money makes the mare so and ais
e, SOMETIMES r:Akea an I*S - It's cwntr