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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-11-18
.rroRM or Mr.. A. r. THOMAS
raNpIDATE FOR MAYOR


..,ore announcing my platform.
are q few words that 1 want to
q the general public in the way
= explanation which are as fol-
u.s.
men I went on. the city council
..athing over three years ago. had
ohiect in mind, which was to get
white way" around the public
..ssa but after being appointed by
!. urssiGent of theco uncil as chair
q af the street and sanitary de
..rment. and after giving my de-
..rment careful and due considera-
4. very quickly added two other
,s;sets to my first one, which were
!. 81 rid Of our mules and carts and
= IN their place more modern
..aipment. and the other was to bond
i civ for the purpose of putting
uermanent wearing surface on our
l,ms rock base-referring to the
..vapts. Of course-for with my sew
al wears of experience in the road
Material and paving business, it took
n buf q very short while to realize
ia fact that it was absolutely i'm
mssible to keep up the streets salts
|het0ry to the public with our local
Material. on account Of the great and
increasing amount of automobile traf-
IL and at the same time, l realized
hat the money that the city was
pending was practically thrown
nav. The balance Of the council
greed with me and the result, as
sgery one knows, of course. was that
/ advocated at the time the Finley
method type 81 paving. which /
mnught was the best type Of paving
sAat we could put down at that time.
hking into consideration the amount
Il money that the city would have to
mend But since the war is over and
ambitions are fast getting back to
aurmaI, / would not for a moment
ansider the Finley method process,
hf the simple reason that we can now
ct standard and much better type
i pavement for a very little more
expense. There are at least i've
spsets IN the city which should be,
q account Of the immense amount Of
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-11-18
4. T. THOMAS.

Marion county has pulled down
three more plums for it's fine hogs.
W. NJ Gist of Mcintosh, won grand
championship for his Poland Chinas
at Atlanta, Savannah and Macon
Congratulations TO our northern neigh
bors Put Marion and Lake counties
together and wall them off from the
rest of the world and we'd still have
plenty to eat, wear and enjoy our
selves with-Leesburg Commercial
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-11-18

Continued From Page Four
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-23

New York.-When Miss Dorothy Dali
ton. the beautiful actress who was Sc
lectcd for the leading role in th:-t mann
moth New York production. "AThr"-
ditc." MAS questioned as I" me secret
Of her phenomenal SuCr"S". she unhcs!-
tatingly said, Ny complexion" When
asked further details she explained:
Every one of III! friends always raNcd
about the trXiGr" and "o!nring OF my
skin, and ! ha.r no doubt but that my
first enlightenment waS made possible
for Il beautiful! complexion. Managers
arc like ordinary m"-ta!s. they admire
beautiful skin rs much as anyone.
and In selecting their casts they nat
urally prefer those whose compilations
are attractive. think the hest asset
any sIri or woman can have Is 4 beau
tiful skin and complexion. II IS easy
to have this If one Will spend only
little time in taking care OF the skin.
4 girl may have irregular features, hnt
il she Possesses a beautiful! complexion
she viii attract attention anywhere. I
am always glad 70 tel! any girl or
woman lust how she may possess 4
skin like mine. Here is the recipe:
Night and morning cleanse the skin
first with warm water. then apply
good cold cream NiSka cold "r"an !
have found 70 b" the h"So after mas
saying il into the SKIN take off the
srpcrf!uous cream with soft cloths
Then before going Uut during the day
toilet preparation whir" ian re pIr-
chased ut the tniirt counter Of ANY un-
to-date drug or department st0ra Tn"
first application of this wonderful Dor
wi,lo will astorish you. 1t imTarts IN
stan; beauty 10 the shin and makes 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-23

The .oca! High schoo! and the Eincln-
nA,l Conservatory nC Music. Will" IN"
srunm = i nirn:!"r e the l9%@ class -:
the cincinnati: Medical! college. nn!;
tn" in,m"hiat" cr!a'iN"S &C tho principals
We're TrcScn, ut -" event. following
which IN" happy couple left for an "X-
tended Wedding trip 10 the lakes. They
Will make their home in Rurfaln y. y.
NO Shortage or Teachers
School autnut!lirS ol TINS city report
hat they now huv" about sufficient APP
i,IIr.tt.nuS ON hands to III. tn" entire
teaching stan for the coming year. inc
shortage Of teachers which has Dceh
n!.k,u. It~,!f :r.t tor some years past
- now aPis't""i'y '.""ut over.
To Entertain Friends
Mrs David Z. James Will entertain
large rarity If friends at her h"nc on
Elm street this evening. pleasant
program "i interesting social diversions
has been PREPARED Tor tn" evening. and
Il dainty Luncheon VIII h" served 10y the
hostess u, thu Cos" "i TIA. evening.
Colored People Meet
4 mass meeting q: IA" ""!nr"d resi-
dents 81 tins cIIy, held under the
,uSpIc,S az the National Association
for the Advancement; If The CoIorcd
N.,rr wlll l." reid III ia" F1fth street
\. VI. f.. church. Sunday. Rev. ;. w.
Snow &C Nh"rl!nE and Rev. jackson or
tn,. local church wlll Ice the speakers for
the occasion and - good crowd IL expect
ed
Sewing Club Meeting
Th" members "r XIunS Lutheran sew
Ing club will meet ms III" guests or
Mass blanche Srahrirht At her homo
On North eth street this evening Music
,l.ll Al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-23

rosy-whits complexion-every one will
talk about il. ] find II excellent for
my complexion as IT protects my skin
in n! kinds Of weather. That's Why I
prefer il 10 all other toilet preparations
and am never without it Now that
short sleeves are in vogue you Will
want beautiful hands and arms. There
is nothing like Derwillo for this pur-
pose. Many Of my professional friends
To whom l have recommended Derwillo
use il N preference TO all other face
once before going to the theatre. dances,
parties or an afternoon call and note
the favorable comments OF your friends.
Derwill0 instantly puts a iife-like tint
on your checks which defies detection.
1t takes the place of face powder and
stays on unit! you wash II of. PerBptr-
alton does not affect it nor will 1t rub
off on clothing: 1t also prevents the
nose and face from shining. It's won.
derful. for dark. sailow. rough skin.
h!ackhcads. coarse pores. oily skin.
il imparts. Over 100000 girls and
women are using II. It's absolutely
harmless tn the most sensitive SKIN.
lust try il once and you will need no
further argument to convince you that
there is nothing Just as good" better
or lust like Il" Insist on DerWillo.
then YOU will not be disappointed.
NOTE - Druggists and department
stores everywhere sell Derwtllo with
you got your money back. 1t is tho
me hrau;ihcr that gives satisfaction At
all seasons of the year. You can So
cure IL at all toilet counters In this
city including II. o. Baer. Hoge-Davfs,
and Gricst 4 Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-23

b. c. is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hartley Of North Fifth street.
Mrs. Hester Chapman Of Brilliant O.'
iS spending 4 few days rs the guest or
Miss Lyla AEnew of THIS city.
The bathing beach located at stop \
on the Hayland line is proving very
popular place these afternoons.
Mrs. James Arnold of BarncSri!l" o.,
is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Has
kinS of South Third street.
Miss Ola linn returned TO Fair
mont yesterday with local friends for
few days.
Mrs. George Cooke will entertain the
Bridge club with a garden party at her
home on Elm street this afternoon COM
plimentary to Mrs. Paul Morrison
William X Jewell has been appoint
ID substitute mail carrier at the local
office for the vacation period
The usual weekly meeting or the I'M
proved Order Of Red Men Will be held
in the Fratrrnal Hall tomorrow evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-23
c, OF c, WILL GET
BEHIND CHAUTAUQUA

The BelIa:re Chamber 90 commerce"
will give It's cndorssm"1t AMI a.d :"
make the Bellaire Chautauqua success.
The ChautAuIia - T. nI'"a "a Nd">dt!.
July l.. and Will continue for seven
DAYS. with no program on S"Viay. An
noupceuCnt IS made by Secretary Ar
thur y Be,Nruaa Of the Chamber "t
Commerce that the luuCheoa - =" he'd
at noon Wednesday. June -, vii! b"
given over :" discussion Il II" Chat
tauQua.
That hard work VIE he rc"ctcd 70 pat
the Chautauqua over here * seen IN thu
fact that there wiz be n Ch0utlUuul It
Shadyslde during the same time that
the program IS being carried out IN
Bellaire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-23
MARTINS FERRY
MEETING IMPORTANT
TO MARTINS FERRY
LOCAL DELEGATION GOES TO STEU
BENVnLE TO HELP BOOST
MARIETTA-EAST LIVER
POOL HIGHWAY PRO
JECT
Construction Of the road would be one
OF the biggest things to happen for
this city

Nor" than q dozen members OF the
BOARD OF Trade and Interested citizens
Will leave on the 80 train on n" l'"nn-
syivau;4 ines this morning t. attend
the conference" on tho Fat lIH"rPU"l-
NIr'"''r highway ~ StcuhcUII!'". All
thu>,. " no ar. 70 attend The meeting ar"
Cony,rsant with The importaur" If this
PROJECTED road. from The s,s,ulr".N' ~
nc towns through which Il wuu.i pass
and every delegation present Viii u.s. all
possible energy in insisting that 'N''
proposed road b." started At tn" earliest
possible date. The completion Uf TIA"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-23
FOUNDRY WORKERS.
SHOULDER BROKEN

Samuel Carc!onc OF No. 1875 Alloy II
sustained a broken shoulder ycstcrda"
afte rnoon about o'clock while At wo'S
at the Wheeling Mold and Foundry
company
Carcione was working in under Pile
Of iron when he was knocked over In
sou,e unknown manner. lie was takrr
tr IN" ONO Valley General hospital. tie
is not serious
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-06-15
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PENNEY'S CREEK
X n - \ = =

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Burrell ant
daughter, of Abbeville, and Mr.
and Mrs. Thad Burrell, Of Cannon
Ca, spent Sunday afternoon Will
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Ellenburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benson Ellis ant
children, of Calhoun Falls, visitee
the formers aunt, Mrs. S. S. Ellen
hurg, recently.
.sfsaars. Matte Taylor spent Tuesda!
with Mrs. Add Hill.
Miss Lila Taylor spent Tuesda!
with her cousin, Mrs. ]. F. Rogers.
Mr.. J. F. Rogers and children
spent last Wednesday with Mrs. Will
Crawford.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Williams spent
last Sunday with their daughter
Hrs. 0. L. Ellenburg.
Mr.. Andrew Hill, of Calhoun Falls
spent Wednesday with his cousin,
Mr. Ozie Ellenburg.
Mr. McQuerter,- of Athens, Ca,
spent the weekend with the family
: Of Mrs. o. B. Rogers.
Mrs. S. s. Ellenburg and daughter
Hrs. J. F. Ellenburg and children,
spent Wednesday with Mrs. A. B.
Hn.
lfr. and Mrs. R. r. Price and chill
Sren spent last Sunday near Lown-
xesxiIle with Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Bowman.
Mrs. M. L. Williams spent Satur-
day with Mrs. Willie Rogers.
Hrs. o. L. Ellenburg and children
Laeia and Ozie, Jr., and Mrs. J. F.
EIlenburg and son, Haskell spent
Sunday with Mrs. Matte Taylor.
lEss Lila Taylor returned home with
Gam for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Rogers visited
lfr. and Mrs. J. F. Rogers Sunday
sfterneon.
Nr. John T. Stokes was a. visitor
IN Abbeville Monday.
Hrs. J.. P. Williams and children,
sre in Rock Hill on a visit to her
s.sfher, Mrs. PleMco.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-06-15
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
DROPS AGAIN

New York, June 7.-Foreign ex'
chaneg was feverishly unsettled TO-
day, all European remittances show
ing increased pressure on pessimis'
tic advices from abroad.
During the early selling of ster
ling, demand bills were quoted al
1919 1-2, a loss of nearly five
cents over the weekend ad' fully &c
cents below the recent high quota
tions.
Paris bills reacted II points; Bel
gian and Dutch rates broke 90
Italian exchange fell "a, and Ger,
man, Danish, Norwegian and Swe-
dish markets were heavy.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-06-15

HEMSTITcHING and PIcoTING-
lam now prepared to do hem
stitching and picoting. MISS KATE
MARSHALL, Phone 124, z Mar
shall Ave., Abbeville, S. C.
G, 15-Swks.col..
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-06-15
WANTS

SANDERS BARBER SHOP-An-
nsunces new prices, to be as fol-
lows: Hair cut, Csc; shave, 15c.
N. Main, next to Peoples Bank.
8, 15.-3t col
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-06-15

FOR SALE-Some fine Jersey COWS
with young calves. Don't write but
:, come and see. J. w. MORRAH,
Nt. Carmel, S. C.. 6, 15-1tpd.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-06-15

Andrew Fell, of Cedar Springs,
Was business visitor in the city
Tuesday.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-06-15

FOR SALE-Best quality cream at
50 cents a pint, also fresh eggs.
Phone /. Mrs. D. A. Rogers. 4-1tf
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-06-15

FOR RENT OR SALE-Greek Hotel.
Apply at National Bank of Able
VILE. 6, 10-3tcol.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

OF d. d.; let H.. W. Lives With or n
T. for Not Divorced Yet"
vi inc TWO sexes the woman powerful post
For the average at the something with which
she can do as she likes the orders and
10 hohg else He has to put dull brick another dull
Dick ana do nothing else he
o'hcr dn figure, and do nothing womans world is
small one, perhaps but she alter woman can tell
he radesman with whom she deals things about
himself The clerk this o manager generally
gets Inc sack shall Ito avoid vulgarism) finds
himself free for higher culture Above ALL
Fious article. the which
gree creative and individual She flowers on the
furniture in fancy Of the brick
cannot put the bricks in fancy
%hont disaster to himself and others. If the
putting patch into carpet she choose the thing
regard to color. fear il would
patching parcel to choose hts with
TO prefer the tender the penny scarlet
OF the penny stamp. a cooking may always
arscay still she cook artisticaly She introduce
personal and mpercepbe alteration
soup The clerk is introduce personal
AND mperceptioe alteration into the figures in ledger
Ra,r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

people say Is humiang they that 1t is comic
1t certainly comic; but man Is creature
things does comceatlng for Instance And
the comic things OF all are exactly the things
most worth whiesuch as making love. running
his half ridiculous n
Pagans not impressed by the Christians
merely because showed that they honestly held their opinion
they millions held all sorts of
opinions The point OF such martyrdom much more
subtle 1t is that gives having some,
specially to back him
power this only proved when all his phys
zeal conenmen Is destroyed when all current of his
bodily being is reversed and turned to pain If seen
would unreasonable somewhere in the
Of his mind he had thought Of rather good Joke
smiled while
being boiled torn In pieces the presence
Of something than mental honesty;
and nnnieigIbe Kind Of pleasure which,
madness lying spirit from HE'LL but 1t something quite
positive and extraordinary: positive brandy
Tho Pagan said himsef "If Chris
anity makes happy while his legs being by
Hon, might make happy while still
tached to me and walking down the strea,'"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

Your country began With Declaration ndependoncc and
ends with Prohibition, And passed the Liberty
had inclination liquor on board ship
poured ont i'll act OF pagan obation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

Imagination does breed insanity Exactly what does
breed insanity is Poets do go mad; chcs:
PLAYERS do Mahcmaicians mad, and cashiers but crea
tive artists very seldom
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

If whist. good whist
player play with marked
If Americans be divorced for "ncompatiblity
per- cannot conceive why they all divorced
respect property They merely property
to become their that they fully
mrressionsm is another skepticism
which find no floor to the universe.
about moher-in.aw are scarcely delicate but the
problem of a mothcrinIaw Is extremely delicate.
do not deny that under the old tradition women had
harder time than that is why take off hats
poetical thing poe,cal than the flowers
poeica than the starshe poetical thing
world is not being sick.
Ideasm is only considering everything n its practical
Ideam only means that We should consider poker
in reference pokng before suitability
beating
should think very man who didn't keep some
thing in The background of his life that
all this talking something
lgion only drink.
Even the most dehnnanzed modern fantasies depend
some older and simpler figure the adventures may be mad
George would not be Even only
poetical because there is man in the
We should be proud
let no, be about help
having 1t be that living n
right to congratulate himself the that mediate
at his bu, he congratulate himself
that he desert island
himself The seresraint he shows going to ball
night
The have been rebels but they have been
archists they have in there
being decent government. The really has
stake the The rich hasn't;
New Guinea in his yacht The sometimes objected
to being governed badly always objected to
being governed al all.
believe that when happy, they sng not only OF
the piano but at the ow least in the intervals Of plow
ing; their work In their well
tina, modern do sing In the very much am
well that money lenders sing but
With all their
II London Sail reporter sent to take down Antonys
Grafton he wonih simply van that struck
him odd and ihGfn after another without
logical connection all ~ would something this:
thrice offered Caesar Caesar like deer II he
we're trnps s w0h ~, wound In The stones
OF Rome would GgiihI rr What the cnvouS Casca
paid rntDs CaaaatE angc The gentle
concluded ~ saying he had all
fallen dom" Tiat TX The OF political mod
en- progressive, American woader whether
the Hcinans would have put with It.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

AS to the fate of the German Emperor Mr. Cheserton says
our more feminine advisers incline the should
be shot Others OF monsrosy mind have sue.
sesled That he should he St Helena his own
esna" OF his historical importance he might well
sent TO Mount Calvary"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

The philosopher sometimes love infinite; the noe
always loves the finite For him great is not tn
creation OF light creation of the sun and moon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

The average Engshman does not take much interest In
what foreign nations think about him you say TO him that
tho ugas hate the English he would likely reply "Oh
what is bugar?"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

The English statesman is bribed De bribed He
born with silver spoon In his may neye
afterward he found with silver spoons his pocket
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

Eg as
ss eo rs luxury for but it is necessity for
Dirt evil chiefly sloth;
that the classes that wash most those that work least
We make friends; make enemics but God
our neStdoor neighbois.
When he that he
here ito lose his impressions United
Journalist vastly ignorant of many things.
but because am Journalist write and talk about them ali
Woman is like n gun--her range S limited. home
she hits man like ten thousand of brick
will stick likes there no time to
remember what he likes about it,
have finished comedy only character
which do understand
An nnsentmind9L is goodnatured
man who if he happens to you, will apologize.
Seemingly the nations have had gov.
crnmcnts and all nations have been ashamed
The end OF the article which write always and
unfortunately belong that whom
the tail is Important
The village drunkard from as we'll
the village dairyman, though may detachment
about where il
The English statesman is bribed not to be bribcd
born with silver in his mouth may never
aiterward he found with silver in his pocket.
The mes The The
always loves the finite For him the not the
creation OF light but the creation of the and
imagination insanity Exactly what does
breed insanity is do go mad but chess
PLAYERS do Mahcmaicians mad. cashiers: crea
tive artists very seldom.
Your began with OF independence ard
ends win Prohibition And as passed the Statue of Liberty
poured out i'll an act OF pagan oblatiOn.
The average Englshman does no, take much interest in
what foreign nations think about him If
tho nigars hate the English he would likely reply "oh
what is bugar?"
AS to the fate of the Emperor Chesteron says
our feminine that he should
be Sho Others of greater mons,rosiy mind sug-
eesea that he should he So far as his own
estimate of his historical importance goes he might as well be-
Mount Calvary"
In everything worth having in pleasure
point OF pain ha, that the pleasure NAV
revive and endure The JOY frs, fear
OF dea' me so" 0! The sea bather icy
OF The bath and the marriage comes after
the failure Of the honeymoon.
The habit II restaurants ETC. is growing Ga
believe is the habit OF committing suicide do no, desire to
connect the TWO facts together. Ii fairly clear tina, a
man could not dine has Just com.
mi''ed suicide and it would be perhaps to suggest
When very Young Journalist used TO he rr,aco
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

1t Is the Fall OF Man. Only man can be
absurd; for only man can be digniHed
We talk about the Problem OF Drink
as If drink could be a problem. In a little
while we shall have them calling the prac.
tice OF "tfebeating the Problem OF pokers;
the habit OF housc.breaking will be called
the Problem of the Skclcton-Key Trade:
and for ali know they may try to prevent
forgery by shutting up all the stu,iopnrs'
shops by Act of Parliament.
suppose man, came to me pretending
TO be a qualified doctor. and flourishcd a
stethoscope or what he said was a stetho.
scope. am glad to say that | have not
even the rcmotest notion OF what n stetho-
scope looks like: SO that II he fourishcd
musical.box or a coffee mill II would be
all one to me. But / do think that am not
eNaggeratinG my own sagacity II say that
l should begin to suspect The doctor IL on
entering my room he flung his legs and
arms about. crying wildly. Health,
Health! Priceless gift OF Nature! pos
sess IT! overflow with IT. yearn to
impart It! Oh. the sacred rapture Of i'm
parting hcalth!" In that case should
oSSP~Ns h1hi VI oOihb III IL pOSltlOu
to receive than to offer medical superin.
tendence.
II we take the crudest Joke in the worll
the Joke. let us say. Of man sitting
down on his hat-we shall yet find that all
the nations would differ in their way OF
treating II humorusly, and that IL Amcri-
can humor treated 1t at all 1t would be in
q purely American manner. For example,
there was case OF an orator In the House
OF Commons, who, after denOuncing all the
public abuses he could think OF did sit
down on his hat. An Irishman mme-
diately rose, full of the whole wealth OF
Irish humor. and said Should ! be IN
order, Sir. in congratulating the honorable
gentleman on the fact that when he sat
down on his hat his head was not in it7"
There Is current impression that II Is
unpleasant 10 have TO run after ones hat.
Why should.i be unpleasant TO the we'll
ordered and pous mind? Not merely be-
cause It Is running and running eXhausts
one. The same people run much faster I'm
games and sports. The same people run
much more eagerly after an uninterestng
little leather ball than they will after q
nice silk hat. There is an idea that 1t is
humiliating to run after ones hat; and