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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-11
EMPLOYMENT


Help Wanted-Male 81
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON. either
sex. may earn 500 10 $500 monthly
corresponding for newspapers; 50
10 SIS per column: all or spare
time: experience unnecessary; no
canvassing. Send for particulars.
National Press Bureau. Buffalo y.
Y.
Statesmen And Agents s.
SALESMEN-1O reliable men, hustlers.
See Mr.. Kennedy at 200 East Jefferson
Blvd. Good proposition for the right
man. Cull between 8 and IL A. NJ.
ALESMEN-Cepable. Ny ad under
business opportunities offers an unus-
ual proposition 10 some good man.
Read IL and IL you can qualify call
Mr.. Darr Jefferson hotel. Room 3S5.
SALESMEN-We are Just opening a
new subdivision in the choicest part
OF South Bend and have building
proposition that is wonder which
makes selling easy. We need three
more neat appearing men with or
without experience 10 assist US with
522 Farmers Trust bldg. Open all
day; evenings 10 3.
Statesmen, capable, my ad under
business opportunities offers an un-
usual proposition 10 some good
man. Read IL and IL you can quail
ify call Mr.. Darr, Jefferson hotel.
sALESMAN-TO cover local territory
selling dealers. Guaranteed salary OF
$4,000 per week for light man.. The
Richards Co., 200 Fifth av., New York,
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THESE ARE REAL BARGAINS

BUICK LIGHT SIX-This car Is
the biggest bargain in town. Five
good tires. IL will pay you TO see
this car. Terms.
1920 NASH TOURIEG-This car
is like new. For sale or trade.
Terms
WHY DON'T YOU trade your
open car for a good sedan? We
have several good used sedans for
sale or trade at the right price.
Terms
NASH--Sport model. 1920 model.
This car is in Al condition. All
good tires and many extras. Terms.
CHEVROLET-Fou ninety tour
ing car. Good tires Has bumper
and SPOTLIGHT $3.50 takes it,
MITCHELL r . K / y G. - 1919
model Looks like new. All new
tires. one extra. Also equipped with
spotlight ami bumper. Runs like
q new car 5000 takes it, Terms
if desired.
r. Fcferman. care of South Bend
Nash Motor Car Company. 100-10
Lincoln way Il.
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INSTRUCTION
Correspondence Courses

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS =
South Bend, November Position Si4O0-
$1,000 Age is upward. Experiences IN
necessary. For free particulars, In
struction. write ]. Leonard former
civil service examiner). 1853 Equitable
Rlar Washington u e.
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SALESMAN - FIRST CLASS SALES
MAN TO SELL A VARIETY OF WELL
ADVERTISED ARTICLES. NO LIN
1T TO THE AMOUNT OF MONEY
YOU CAN MAKE. EVERY ARTICLE
SELLS ON SIGHT. IF YOU WANT
TO MAKE MONEY AND LOTS OF
1T, ANSWER THIS AID. BOX 800,
NEws-TIMES.
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Local Instruction Classes

FIRST CLASS BUSINESS EDUCA-
TION places you in the RIGHT po-
sition. students may enter any
Monday during November; day and
night school South Bend Business
College. cor. Michigan and Monroe.
Main 65I.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
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Houses Tor sale


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HoN ~ Son hons. -,s.-, .,,.r.,, 10
Mansion close in. j. rooms brick
Beautifu. Niles road 2is acres. new
home and outbuildingS s. so0
Bungalow new. : rooms. completely
modern. N.b5N-A5I0 cash We have
many bungalows
New home. completely modern.
rooms. hip roof. oak floors So 20
500 cash
Ideal for roadhouse. s miles from
South Bend. near paved road and car
line Large house and barn Is acres
1850 We have many homes in every
seb Rsaltv 90 Us Farmers Trrst
lido Ns.r 80
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Lots for sale IS
4VGLoo LII TOT SAFE, Iocateo 49,
Marquette place, one bloch rom
Fortage car Hne. hlny or 81 A4-
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BUSINESS SERVICE
FINANCIAL

8 PER CENT INTEREST
is paid on all deposits left with
US We loan money on first mort
gage securities in South Bend and
Mishawaka. Workingmen's Build
ing & Loan Assn. Whitcomb a
Keller's Office. Farmers Trust bldg
Keller's Office. Farmers Trust bldg.
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PAINTERs-AUTOMo PAINTERS
AND FIRST CLASS BODY FINISH
ERs: ONLY SKILLED MEN; NONE
OTHER NEED APPLY. THE WILL
LYS- OVERLAND CO. TOLEDO. o
APPLY IN PERSON TO Mr.. DEL
LES. ROOM Az. ROBERTSON Ho-
TEL
WOOD PATTERNMaEERS experienced.
wanted Advance Runely Co., Lsporte
Ind.
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LOOK HERE!

LOOK HERE
Several Fords in fine condition.
from SIS and up; lots OF other
good cars: E-Z terms. Phone Lin
coin SS95. The Auto Market, 4O2
Pennsylvania av.
LATE MODEL BUICK COUPE
IN PERFECT CONDITION.
BIGGEST BARGAIN IN THE
CITY. PRICE $3.50 SOUTH
BEND AUTO EXCHANGE. 532-
534 s. MICHIGAN ST.
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you ARE

YOU ARE
Reading this ad because u attracted
your attention. Lee Us display your
al similarly: everybody VIII see II.
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YOUR WAGES CUTf-Here IS the home
you need, in good condition, partially
modern and In good condition, on terms
20 suit, for S2.SJ0. Lincoln 2S31 or $50.
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Wanted-TO Rent 81
FARM--A small farm wanted 10 rent
within miles Of South Bend Phone
Lincoln 1854. or call 1858 EaSaHe court.
HOU SE-Of 8 to rooms is wanted by
reliable parties: garage; not necessari-
" modern; County S4F1.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-11

OIu btU. NtnL, HaTTISDuTg, 81
per ton. West Virginia split, lump
or egg, $1,000 per ton. and Il rank
slab wood free with each ton or
der.
South Bend Coal and Wood Co.
Main S74. Lincoln 1914.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-11
Automobilc Tanning

AUTOMOBILE PAINTING. in irst-
class shop, done by hTst-class paint
ers using frst-class materials means
a frst-class job. Quality Auto
Paint and Trim Shop. 232A y. Mich
igan st Lincoln 1895.
NOW is THE TINE TO have your
car painted. Make II look like new
for Christmas. Twin City Auto
Shop. l4I4 Leer 81. Lincoln 5S65.
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INSTRUCTION

NOVEMBER-Enter day or night
school, The Thomas Commercial
School, Mich and Wash. M.-2906
Licensed Emp. agency secures best
positions for graduates and others
placing anulfcatiou.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-11

Eight type "55' roadster New TOP.
new finish. upholsterinR is the very
finest quality OF Spanish leather with q
very fine set Of new seat covers and
excellent set OF cord tires. Mechanical
condition OF this car is fine. Special for
this sale at $3.50.
Evening star., 1921-09-14
Efficient ,aa4sz-: !: :
(@Hbgs@keg&b@a1$$i I g& @$ $&. !.
S|aLW Laura. 4 kirSnan ~
Laura. ANsskaooga

one.hAlf ounce cloves, ons.half ounce
Allsptc6 berries, one.half ounce nenpAr.
eofns. one-hAR cup brown mustard seed,
one pound brown sugar. four tfeAn pep.
~. pssfs: anely chopped: vinerar. Sprinkle
ana sliced onions with the salt and
let stand over night. In the morning
oraln ana put in q preserving kettle,
aoetne the remaining ingredients and
Just enough vinegar to cover all. Heaf
SreouAi!y to the boiling point. let boil
Jars which have been boiled ten min
utes in clear water. Seal at once.
india Relish. - Three red peppers.
two and one-half pounds either OF
cttfon melon or Of watermelon rfnd.
two heads cabbage. five Spanish on.
IONS. Two cups brown sugar. one table,
spoon salt. two teaspoons each OF
ground cinnamon. ground mace, pa-
prika, mustard and white mustard
seed: one tablespoonful each Of curry
powder and celery seed and one quart
or vinegar. Remove green rind from
melon Qf watermelon is used discard
All the soft portion) and cut into
strips or dice. Cover with brine made
OF one-fourth cup salt and Just enough
water to cover; let stand over night
Ana in the morning rinse in cold
water: drain. dry on a cloth and chop
through meat grinder cor chop fine By
hand) ana let these also stand over
night with . similar brine as that
USED for the melon; In the morning
drain. ana squeeze in cloth. Nix Ill
ingredients together and let boil one
hour. then put in hot, steriNzed jars
ana seal At once. (1f any reader can
not buy curry powder from her local
grocer I can send her the address Of
2 firm that will sell it 70 her by mail.
Send STAMPED. self-addressed envelope
to me for this address.)
Evening star., 1921-09-14

| iAss. and some one buys them and
! manager to wear them . time or two,
of some ono else buys them ana doesn't
wear them. but takes them back ia
America or HnglAnd or Germany Of
sueA to furnish Inspiration or pattern
fer clothes that shall be more wear
80 you see you are saying some.
tntne, ana not merely beating time
s,ntH T,asn you say that Dosuillet's
Ssosnss this summer were weArAble.
Tnsy were many OF them made from
de.tui printed ana chiffon vtivets
snd broeedes to match any that have
ossn usad this season. The evening
eowns 0t6eft6 from most other even.
|An9 gowns shown this season in Dsink
quite low In the back. From the rest
We have seen, the prediction seemed
saxe tnae the bare back was done for.
hive ana Asss ConDineG.
Dosuillst has been combinins blue
ana rosa Coming now. whom French
women ware casting about for some.
thing TO take the place of black,
black and stiu more black. this may
meet with success. Somstimes the
night blue and orchid, again It 10
navy blue and rose.
In the frock shown today 4 rose
ana blue 1oulArd 10 used in combina.
tion with rose moueseline, eirded
about with Z wreath Of cherry.red
cherries. Vivid though It 10, IL is
wearable and that without any MOD
incstions. II was worn with hat
the right side and the gloves, wrin-
kled At the wrists. were Of bisck
suede.
Evening star., 1921-09-14
Improving Your Profile,

II you have IN absolutely perfect
profile. you can dress your hair any
way you want. except that you should
keep to simple lines in order to bring
out all the beauty Of your features.
If you haven't q perfect profile, how
ever. you must observe one or two
rules. And when say profile I mean
not only the outline Of the face ana
the shape Of the nose and chin, but
also the shape Of the back Of the head
and the sloping line running down
into the neck.
II you have a large. protruding
nose, you will have to balance its size
BY = fairly large. loose knot at the
back Of the head.
II you have q small. insfgntficant
nose. you will have to place the knot
quite high on the back Of the head.
II you have Z large nose and q
nicely rounded head, you can draw
the hair down to the knot on the nape
OF the neck.
II the line Of the back Of the head
IL nat you must build 1t out by
Evening star., 1921-09-14

DoEUILLET TRIMS A ROSE AND
BLUE FOULARD WITH ROSE
CoLORED MOUSSELINE AND RED
CHERRIES.
Of clothes at the Paris openings to
see. AS well comment that food, or
much Of 1t. at one of the hotels was
eatable. One would think that clothes
wouldn't be clothes unless they were
wearable.
Clothes Worn Only by MannequiAs.
But many French clothes-or the
clothes one sees at the French open
fngs-are not wearable and never
are intended to be. To be sure, they
are worn. by mannequins. at the OPEN
Evening star., 1921-09-14

ice Of tho Venetian navy and departed
for the east The poor young girl
wept IT the departure OF her lover.
And for many days sat contemplating
his farewell gift to her. But while
absorbed In following the wondrous
ribs Of the petrifled grass Knitted 70.
gether by the lightest Of h0tr0, she
began 10 plait and twist the thrsade
weighted with small lead which hupe
around her net and little BY little she
wrought In sk;IlfEl manner = thread
imitation Of the cherished, Eft, ana
thus the drst bobbin lace was GRE
ated." -
Belgium. like Switzerland and Ger
many, was intimately connected COM
mercfaliy with Venice In the stx.
tesnth century, and it = probable
that II the pillow lace did originate
in Italy 1t spread thence. to Zurich
and Munich, yet It was the lacemAkers
OF Flanders who soon made 1t pecu-
liarly their own art.
The name basement" used even
in England in the sixteenth century.
was given to the earliest plated
thread or bobbin lace. These laces.
Of less elaborate pattern than needle
point lace, were cheaper. ana were
eagerly welcomed by those who could
NOT AFFORD the point lace. Also. the
bobbin lAces were lighter and moro
supple than the stiff shArp-pofnted
needle laces. and more suited to the
fashion Of rufus.
Evening star., 1921-09-14

putting knot Of hair back there, no
matter what shape the nose may be.
II you have hollow cheeks, bring
the hair out over the ears and part
OF the cheeks. This softens and makes
the race seem rounder.
II your face Is round and chubby,
draw the hair back to show the lower
half Of the ear. but DO not get it too
nat against the head. or it will make
the face seem fatter.
II your face is long. bring the hair
down over the forehead almost to the
eyes. II your face is short and round
show ALI OF the forehead. if the fore
head IL broad.
II your features are irregular
badly mAtohsd."' As one young friend
put Il, the hair should be dressed very
softly around the face and out over
tho ears. ana the knot placed quite
high on the back Of the head.
Dora Q.-MAssage the scalp with
hot crude oil the night before the
regular shampoo. Send = stamped ad-
dressed envelops for q formula to
grow lAshes and eyebrows.
Miss 8. B.-The yeast cake is only
3 convenient form. You can take the
yeast that is not compressed II you
prefer Il.
Evening star., 1921-09-14
Southern Cake.

Mix together one and one-half cups
Of sugar. one-half cup Of butter.
sssfess;sourths e cup q a''f the whitss
teaspoons Of baking powder. about
two CUBS Of hour. sifte4 four times.
and = navoring Of vantlA.
The Alling: ono cup 81 brown sugar.
one cup Of white sugar. zone cup OF
Boil al together until u forms soft
BAH in the water. adding the butter
when nearly done. Take from the
fire and Add one teaspoon OF vanilla.
one tAapsoon Of lemon. some chopped
raisins, candied cherries citron and
pecan nuts. Beat until creamy and
spread between the iayero and on
Aop. *
Evening star., 1921-09-14
Delicious Crullers,

Put one cup Of sugar. one desssrt-
spoon OF butter. one-fourth tsaspeen
OF salt and one-eighth teaspoon OF
grated nutmeg into . large mixing
oowi. ana with a wooden spoon beat
them until creamy. Beat up two eggs
and add them gradually to the butter
ana sugar. sift three and one-half
cups OF hour and two teaspoons Of
baking sowdsr together and add.
while constantly beating. alternately
with one cup Of sweet milk. Roll out
on q Incurred baking board and cut
out with q cruller cutter. Fry In
plenty OF emoking- hot fat, drain and
sprinkle with powdered sugar.
Evening star., 1921-09-14
Some Good Pickles and Rslishes.

Some Good Pickles and Reli1heS.
Mixed ricklss.-one quart small
white onions. six large red peppers,
one quart small cuoumbers. one quart
|ilidsoiaetssn tomatoes, three table,
spoons White mustard seed. one table,
spoon ground cloves, one teaspoon
celery seed. vinegar. select small
stesn tomatoes and slioe these thiniy.
discarding the hrst slice from the
stem end. Soak these slices In brine
made Of one cup Of salt ana one 9al.
lon Of water over night. In another
bowl soak over night, in similar
brine the red cut o1an. In noe
and the cucumbers whole. In the
morning drain all these vegetables.
rinse in cold water, and drain again.
Then put them into hot sterilised
fruit jars. mixed. with the spices
Jars to the top with boiling-ho vine-
Kar. Seal at once (These are very
crisp and delicious when first opened.
but they grow softer after being
opened a little while, 20 for this rea.
son il is best to put them up N pint dat
10 that they win be used quickly after
being opened. This makes q pretty
pickle in the, Jar. especially II care
e taken to have tho red pepper pieces
TO- 70 Put % ono Quart Dill Pickles
at 4 time.-Efn = glass jar With
pickles the sise Of . finger and be-
tween them sprinkle q few dill seeds.
when the jar - fallsd ada one table.
spoon salt and pour cold water to
TOP. Put more din seed On top Of
pickles and . few grape tendrils, then
seal airtight. Each day put these
closed jars in the sun. The water
win get cloudy and then, in time, 1t
will clear again. When it clears the
pickles are ready for use. (If you
use a two-quart jar, add two table,
spoons salt.)
Spanish Pickles.-one peck green
tomatoes thinly sliced, four large
Evening star., 1921-09-14

Althoueh Belgium claims to have
quantity pretty legend worth remem.
baring when We look 1t these lovely
old laces: "a young fishernaan Of the
Adriatic WAS betrothed to . beautiful
kirl Of one Of the isles Of the lagoon.
Industrious as she was beautiful, the
who took II with him on board his
boat. The first time he cast 1t into
the seA he dragged therefrom An ex.
quisite pstrified wrack grass. a deli
cate femlike sea plaAt. which he
nastened to present to his hancee.
nShermen were pressed into the serv.
Evening star., 1921-09-14
Snow Osike.

Cream one cup OF sugar with one.
quarter cup Of butter, then ADD one
and two.thirds cups OF flour sifted
with two and one.half teaspoons Of
baking powder, one.half cup OF milk.
ons.fourth teaspoon Of almond Nx.
tract. Fold in the beaten whites Of
two eggs, pour into . deep and mar.
row buttered pan and bake In q mon.
crate oven for thirty-five minutes
Evening star., 1921-09-14
ROSE AND BLUE FoULARD.
ny ANNE azzr..saouss.

The comment made BY several Of
those who saw Doeuillst's opening in
Paris II that the clothes shown were
attractive ana wearabls--with the re-
train that seems to b sung to every
stansa Ia the song Of the August
openinss-'There was nothing Strik-
ingiy new"
But the clothes--or many Of them
were wearable. And that is some.
thing OF q distinction. Though why
in heavens name clothes shouldn't
b WAArAble 1t Is hard for soma
AmAItcAas Introduced to the vagarie0
Evening star., 1921-09-14

The Church Of the Holy Ghost at
Heidelberg is said to be the only one
in the world in which both Protestant
and Roman Catholic services are held
at the same time. A thin partition
in the center separates the two cou-
1rAHntiona
Evening star., 1921-09-14
Sour NIX Douehauts.

Cream ore tablespoou Of lard And
one ana one-hAlf cups OF sugar to.
gsthes,- add two beaten eggs ana two
cups Of sour milk. dlssolve ons teA.
spoon Of baking sod. In 2 Mtsls warm
enough to make Z batter sti6 enough
to roll out. Roll out ana try Ia hot
fat,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-02-11
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stomach, bowels, bladder, kidneys or
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of breath, palpitation or irregular
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His Book contains many remarkable
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Statesmen, Editors, Business Men
Farmers, etc.
Send for Astonishing Testimonials
His improved Special Treatments
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Describe your case, and he will send
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Elkhart. nd.-Advertisement
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-02-11
EAT LESS MEAT
IF BACK HURTS
Take Glass of Salts to Flush
Kidneys if Bladder Bothers You


Eating meat regularly eventually
produces kidney trouble in some form
or other, says a well-known authority,
because the uric acid in meat excites
the kidneys, they become overworked; ;;
get sluggish; clog up and cause all
sorts of distress. particularly backache
and misery in the kidney region; rheu-
matte twinges, severe headaches, acid
stomach. constipation, torpid liver,
sleeplessness, bladder and urinary irri-
tatiOn.
The moment your back hurts or kid
neys aren't acting right or if bladder
bothers you. get about four ounces of
Jad Salts from any good pharmacy;
take a tablespoonful in a glass of
water before breakfast for few days
and your kidneys will then act fine.
This famous salts is made from the
acid of grapes and lemon Juice, COM
bined with lithia, and has been used
for generations to flush clogged kid
neys and stimulate them to normal
activity; also to neutralize the acids
in the urine so it no longer irritates,
thus ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salts cannot injure anyone;
makes delightful effervescent lithia-
water drink which millions of men and
women take now and then to keep the
kidneys and urinary organs clean, thus
avoiding serious kidney disease. -
Advertisement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-02-11
France May Adopt Capital Levy

The rumor that France may apply 25 per
cent levy on capital desperate resort to avert
financial crisis should cause the American con-
gress to swing the axe against prodigal expendi-
lures of the peoples money. Our financial con-
dtion infinitely better than that of France, but
we cannot go on forever increasing our federal
expenditures without reaching the limit of our
ability to pay.
The 25 per cent levy, which the French gov
ernment may impose, is SO drastic that no class
is spared For instance, 25 per cent of the amount
of all deposits in the banks, including credits. will
be seized; 25 per cent of the value of all prop
erty, buildings and land, will be confiscated
France evidently has reached the point where
taxes of all sorts will no longer suffice to pay
interest on bonds and other governmental obi.
cations, as we'll as to provide enough revenue for
the administration of the government. Other
European nations are perilously near the plight
of France, and the United States, if congress per-
sistently continues to increase the number of
commissions and bureaus and to vote funds for
public works that are political rewards, will be
forced to increase taxes until we reach a crisis.
Our tax burden now is a deterrent to business
expansion and a load under which all our people
are suffering. The taxpayer can't help wonder
ing why taxes should continue to be high after
the war is over. He has a right to inquire Of
congress why federal expenditures do not revert
to the normal basis Of the pre-war period. He
wants to know what is being done with the money
which is being collected from him in the form of
taxes.
Sentiment gradually is crystallizing in this
country against many federal enterprises, which
smack of paternalism and suggest that the aver
age American has lost his ability to take care of
himself and depends on the government to do
those things which he himself should perform.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-02-11
Good Evening
BY Roy X. MouIton

WHISPERS.
They tell us now that whiskers will
no longer be on tap,
And man is out of fashion who will
wear them on his map;
For the scientists condemn them as a
parking place for mikes,
And they soon will be as scarce as
dodo birds and high-Nheeled bikes.
1t is time some whiskered gentry had
the courage and the grace
To crawl out of their thick ambush
ard meet people face to face.
For the bristling facial spinach has
spoiled many lady's dance,
And the BARRIERS, economically, ought
to have chance.
Though the William Cullen Bryants
have enjoyed a record run,
And the Greeleys have been nobby, we
will say their day is done.
Though it may be quite a blow to
many billygoated sports,
Their removal will reduce the price of
beds and davenports.