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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-16

HOW Does 1t Strike Your.
Using Talent
BucknelPs Prospects
THE ossssssvss ss
GObert's Gan,eness

IN life isn't much the talent .
he didn't dopa he endowed with unusually physique
baseball manager given stars and yet no. vi,
s n :. n s" % % a n N York. 'T S.s % .S s
the sixty Atlantic City and beaten in
IL. 1n # % WIG =: American .s,
Hdvsnse at the beginning . the distance would es up
thai. miles, sS minuts. 50 ,oae
tns crafty Mssss.srGs. coach had
and Belmawr Berlin knows S S
william. and finished behind @
virtually n -''''''' o''
RRrAND stopped a sendarm. h. had
1,x no papers s Identity s;,,,s" Bill % Ts:. i.
introduction" How far docs political athletic i.m' '''
Warning to Big College MI
WITHIN month husky backs will be giving the peskn ll,
dummy tho orns hands vi"
will s"d there the s'.%f But
,Spss % last T @ b %
sSs 1"s beat sss 'S ' T r %
TsSSs and D. :sn ss
rss oss n no such schedule %
& m ] % % ] % % @ 5s's' @
the T ' T po % A s tho . If the s s
through
Bowser than football
Bucknel will be tough opponent this 3&
T ZEE MEADOWS . pitched game the rhll~
II yesterday but Pete Donohue ahead him.
the it's been breaking for the wilhelm athletes
Heat Proves Too Much for Andre Colbert
NDRE GOBERT the big Wimbledon
a
Wood n
youth in three Davies the West
q
1t the heat which affected the Fnchman He tires
considerable
Against Wood Colbert held spendy in the early but he
third The
he exhausted
Frenchman
like But a
beaten, II o. He comparatively in the third
Colbert makes
his drive the American championship the
Club month.
DAVE ROSENBERG Of the
- according the New
reasoning the Athletics
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-16

feet. let alone knocked out.
Moran has been i'm this section of
| the country for several months for the
chief purpose of convincing fans. and
| mostly promoters. that he Is entitled TO
n crack at the 135-pound -at PC clock
laurclS. To prove that he would be
no set-up for Benny Leonard. Moran
has announced his willingness first to
go on with Lew Tender.
Scored Win
Already Pal has scored victory
| against one Of Lefty Looie's stable
mates, having handed Joe Tiplitz q
rather severe sockng. and now Moran
is printing himself for n match with
Harry Kid Brown, another puncher who
flies the same colors as Tender.
Moran is quite ssurc that he will win
from Brownie as easily as he did In his
srt-to with Tiplitz. and then he will
be ready to step into an opposite corner
10 the terrific southpaw. body slam :
ming Tender. Such n contest, one be /.
tween Tender and Moran, may be de- =
cided before the finish of the open air
season. and. IL Promoters Gunnis and
Taylor can help it. the title will be put
on at the Phillies Ball Park some time
in September.
About tivc months ago, shortly after
which Moran came North. Pal encoun-
tered Champion Leonard in ten
round, no decision match at New Or
leHns. Both men We're very much on
their feet. flinging fists rapidly. when
the bell sounded ending the fuss.
Earned Draw
Reports from the Louisiana metropo.
lis that night after the Leonard fracas
stated that. if decision had been rem
dered. Moran surely would have been
entitled to draw. The result of that
contest is the real inspiration for the
Southerner's present invasion of New
Iork-right in Benny's own back yard
Moran no doubt will have TO wait
until after Leonard gets through with
his tentative tilt some time In October
with Charley White in order to qualify
for championship meeting with Benny
still, as Joe Golden. who is handling
the affairs Of Pal. states:
pal doesn't have to idle until the
times comes for match with Leonard
He would be quite ready ut any old
time to 90 to it with Tendler."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-16
CALL POLICE IN STRIKE
OF ST. ALBANS CADDIES

Youngsters Threaten to "Take
Care" Of Applicants for Jobs
New York Aug. 16.-A first hand
labor problem has been presented to
the members Of St. Adams Golf Club,
Long Island. by the clubs seventy FIVE
caddtes who have struck against the
indignities of being compelled to pick
weeds without amy compensation, in
the language Of their spokesman.
Every angle of strike situation
was presented. A picket line was
thrown out and the police were called
after the strikers threatened to take
care" of any applicants for the vacant
jobs.
The caddies say they will return
whenever the club officials discover that
caddy's job is to hand out drivers
and mdirons and not chase wild onions
all over the course
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-16
Boots and Saddle

Saratoga, Aug. 16.--The best card 30
far this week will be decided this after
noon with the Grab Bag as the out
standing feature. Donges, the high
rr!red youngster OF Goose & Ward,
which proved somewhat of failure, is
likely to make a come back today going
by his recent workouts. f. r. Bradley
also may break his losing streak today
in the sixth race with Boys Believe Me.
At least, the Kentucky contingent think
80, Notwithstanding McLean's speedy
Noel is in the race.
Horses which seem best today are:
First race-Mercury, Routledge,
Welltinder.
Second racc-Rockminster, Prelude,
Violnist.
Third race-Leghorn, Overtake, Re.
| buke.
Fourth race - Donges, Hopeless
Mckee.
Fifth racc-Naturalist, Thimble, Sur
Rider. ,
sixth race-Boys Believe Me, Noel
Drogheda.
The Rancocas stable took half th'
card here yesterday with Thessaly. Lit
tie Chief and the fleet colt Zev. The Fl
p. Whitney Enchantment finished sec
ond, going fastest of all, after swervin'
all over the track. which aided Zev
victory.
The sale Of yearlings last night from
the John Sanford and Lewis Garth stud
netted 500 900. A half brother o
George Smith brought $4,000. Thre
French colts brought $1,000, $1,000 ant
$1,000. \ Peter Ounce colt sold TO
$1,000. and two Sea King colts wer
bought by William Daniel for $510
! each
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-16
ITALIAN TEAM IS DUE HERE
FOR 62Ia-MllE EVENT
Plve Cracks VIII Start In Annual
0-kllometer Race

vinceno Maddone, motorpaced star,
and Antunecci, motorpacer, who has
bssn riding in front of lot of winners
Of late, both are expected in Philadel-
phia during the day to finish training
Tor the International Derby, 100-
kilometer grind, at the Philadelphia
velodroine, Point Breeze Park, tomor-
row night.
MaddoGa and Antunecci are to team
a. representatives of Italy. Besides
vtncenso. who finally is back In his
( ~ time form since recovering from o
So8ly Ia the season. Clarence Carman,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-16
LIFT GRIMES SUSPENSION
Brooklyn Hurler Leaves for St
louIs to Join Teammates

Now York, Aug. 1e.-The suspension
OF Burleigh Grimes, star right handed
pitcher Of the Robins, has been lifted,
according to an announcement made BY
Charles Ebbets, president Of the Brook
lyn Club.
Grimes was suspended on August 0
because Of n display of temper during
a game with the Cincinnati Reds at
Ebbets Fie Id on the previous Sunday.
In addition to being deprived of his
regular salary during his period of sus :
pension Grimes also was fined 5000 for
his offense.
Immediately after the lifting OF the
suspension Grimes departed for St.
Louis to join his team mates,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-16

.hltNutll, II Y Z
Hammer, Il d d ! G
Fitzsimnons. Phil
Salvatore and Joe
Tiplitz!
This galaxy of
star glovemen scin-
tillates n IN o II &
more than 200 op-
ponents a ga ms I
whom Pal Moran
has pushed leather.
and the New Or
leans Italian. who
styles Ii | IN SCI | {
Southern light
weight champion"
has never been
lp,,lyol q, n 4 (; (,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-16

.RETTYG HAD A BRIEF
BUT METEORIC CAREER
WITH THE ATHLETICS
Ne,Cak Sandlotter Who Hoped off Train and Beat the
BROWNS, Ciren His Unconditional Release-Fletchers
Error Beats Meado,Us-Cubs and Pirates Cain
PACKED his bag like busher and silently stole away

is bag a silently away
II Of \loph Rcig whose
he ceated the leagu leading
the calcium
The leaked
miwk Reig had
A little the confirmed
told the Newark had bright
would
with whomsoever
fadcaway
nothing else, the
he unless he Il little
He ball which
Si member OF the Athletics who
to of
athlete. besides, "h find the plate.
Philadelphia
He held them
hummed
Detroit, the American
all o Newark lad
that he had signed Il
The for the West and the phcnm included
and had little
yanked He did
White
cautioned
the told would have
entirely ability shine ball.
the be0innisg Of the end for Rcio He
talcd the
him his ralkn
of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-16
WINS EIGHTEEN STRAIGHT

Traymore B. c. Wants Games With
Junior Ball Teams
The. Traymore baseball team, a ju-
nior club from ten to fifteen years, has
won eighteen games in row.
They want games at home on the
field at Fiftieth and Market streets.
Write Morris Smith, 5O1S Market
street, or phone Preston 2257 NJ.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-16
Pirates Break NehfS Streak

the
to
the
mound in the the
twelve blows, including
eb Russell Nhf
Wilbur
h ninth
rum damage.
who the and the
a
within half the lead half
from
Kaufman allowed but four hits the first while
Rallies of
the Cubs the verdict.
the the medium Of
Meue ninth
with Elmer subbing
th, a won the
Shawkey blows invincih
Ehmke
hard, hurled ball N Oldham.
TIE Browns
the the
Dnris had the
u Francis n hard dardot
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-16
Tillie " alker In .4gain

TT WALKER could home h" does shibe Park
be battling providing
the pitching showed improvement
the Walker
high up n the beuchers.
he
The ply shot of the peculiar made Shbe
laying
hold of Dan" Boone twstcrs in th" fourth
Wood had chance catch it, The ball opped
rolled field Tie all the
third
that the bit should home
mmed
field held
adamant T"
technically
and
Sullivan Charlie Ecker
all the Fifteen hits
them homers Nel. made the
nvncibe until eighth
ninth Walker made his sixth homer.
In
Lindsay who
Southern of Edmunson,
twird eighth show ed lots of
M1ckmeh
gouth included
Jmmy q BY chick Galloway, a
Miller. With the Of Eddie Romm
h1Ia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-16
PAL MORAN SEEKS
TENDLER BATTLE
New Orleans Lightweight Who
Held Leonard to Draw
Would Box Local Star
HAS A BRILLIANT RECORD
Ry LOUIS H. JAFFE

DENNY LEONARD, twice; Johnny
- Dundee, three times: Charley
White. twice; Willie Jackson. Pirtky
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-16
Meet Meadows the Suatter

by double
"A OF
Pnli
in ee
glove allowed hits
oue oil
Meadows of have
Of
number the Walker had double and
len n e-base blow
the of Kize Wilhelm being confined
ndoorsf a couple of
tdnceo of place. Moan hrelirgs
nd rhich ,chdt n
National is rhdt hummer uA doun the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-16
Five Leading Batters
in Each Major League
AMERICAN LEAGUE

THE MORNING AFTER
THE NIGHT BEFORE
10 YOU play baseball--or follow II reEu.
i.riy Read the twilight BASEBALL scores
cvny morning In the PUsLic LpDosR MAIZE
Il n. Habit. .'--Adv.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-16

Count de Gomar:
due to his lack OF
Mora Diaicult English. had a
for he Gomar more difficult time
following things
hut be too. found baseball something
new and exciting to write down In his
book of memory. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-16

1lAVE ROSENBERG the middle weight OF
- according the Commission BY
reasoning the Athletics the baseball teoders
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-09-06

Buy Van-Heusen, the worlds
smartest collar at Ellefson 4 John
son, Located in Masonic Building.
Remember we sell the genuine
Van Heusen collars. Ellefson & John
son, Located in Masonic Building.
Mrs. Ross Mach of Lacrosse is
spending the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Blair R. Sherrick.
The concert Friday night of this
week, will probably be the last out
door concert of the season.
New wool dress goods plain and
novelty checks and plaids now in at
Suite & Tate's.
Jack Buhmeyer was in LaFarge
last Friday, and sold Railway Mail
Clerk r. w. Goldsmith a Chevrolet car
Electric lights, good music, and a
nice cool place to dance, is what you
viii find at Geo. Wheeler's Wigwam
Dance Pavilion next Saturday night.
There will be a church social at
Ed Midthum's three miles south of
V1roqua on Sunday next at $780, Ev-
erybody welcome
Another shipment of slip-over
monograph at the present price of
the Columbia. We have complete
line of machines and records, o. E.
Davis.
III. C. Jussen and family drove
here from Ironwood and spent Satur-
day and Sunday at the H. p Proctor
Jr. home.
The L. U. L. A. of the German
Lutheran church at the M >uth of the
Badax River, will hold their first ba-
Zaar Saturday afternoon, September
18th, at the Church. Coffee, ice cream
and cake will be served Everybody
invited.
We have few bargains left in
boys knee pants suits with double
knee, double seat, and double elbow
Buy your boy a school suit while you
can get them at a price. Ellefson &
johnson, Located in Masonic Building.
Whatever you do, don't miss the
perturbation of Mark Twain's great
satire, "A Connecticut Yankee in King
Arthur's Court" which comes to the
Temple Monday and Tuesday. Admis-
sion IS and doc. Worth a dollar.
Come out and shake wicked heel
at Geo. Wheeler's Wigwam Dance Pa
yilion, ! mile northeast Of Viroqua,
along the Milwaukee tracks, next Sat
urday night. Gents 75c, ladies and
spectators 25c.
All Mystic Workers are urged to
attend the next regular meeting to be
held next Tuesday, September II, as
there will be election of officers and
other important business. Refresh
msnts will be served.
auNtsr<srr
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-09-06

Tobacco lath and hanging poles
are still on hand at John E. Nuzum &
Sons.
If you are in need of a sewing ma
chine, caH at Oscar Anderson's, Reads,
town, Wis 1862
After an enforced vacation of
many weeks due to the injury to his
foot when the Police department mo-
torcycle became balky, Officer Harold
Nichols is again on the job.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-09-06

You can't afford to be without a
sweaters at Suttle & Tate's.
Special chicken Dinner every Sun
day, SOC, at the Eat Shop.
Ed Harrington is displaying a fire
new line of Spanish high back combs.
Your prescriptions are carefully
compounded at o. E. Davs-.'
DIR. Rose Olsen and Mrs. Louise
Slime spent Sunday at Richland Center
with friends.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-09-06

Mrs. Ole Tryggestad is spending
several weeks in Dakota visiting rel
atives.
Herb WeaviIl and family motored
to Madison and visited with relatives
there last week.
Miss Mary Graves left for SUI
perior the first o fthe week, where she
viii teach in the High Schools.
An ice cream social will be held
at the home Of Chris Brings at West
Prairie next Sunday evening, Septsm-
Der 10. All are invited.
Ask for Eliot 0veralls and jackets
at Ellefson 4 Johnson, Located in Ma
sonic Building r4f
TO have dined well is to have
added life to living and | welcome crit
iicism and suggestions that will en-
nance the pleasure of dining at 1.-The
Eat Shop" We will gladly serve you
a second helping if you desire, with
out extra charge.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-09-06
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-R cdms. inauire Of Mrs. M
J. Jasperson. y 50 S5-2
FOR RTNT-Two good rooms and clothes
closet on ground floor. for housekeeping. AL
so four good rooms NJ stairs TO school girls
Furnished or unfurEislsed- One block from
school house, across street from -four mill at
Viroqua Inquire at This residence any time
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-09-06
FIND YOUR WANTS HERE
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-My s-soom house in viroaua
Electric lights, eistern. city water, barn. Lot
rods 6 feet by 10 rods. Inquire of Pearl
Hay, 621 E Decker st. 2s-tf
FOR SAI.E-A Geyser electric washer. al
rlost new, only used few times. s1s5 ma
chine VIII go at SIS. Apply at Censor of.
tee Of the Deleo Light Shop
FOR SALE-The biggest, earliest and best
Duroe Jersey bears we have ever raised Only
q few and all good ones. Papers furnished.
Come and get one. 2& miles southeast Of
Niroqua. McClurg Bros. s8-tf
FOR SALE--Riverside Earm consisting Of
SO acres with stock and crops. good buildings
and good location. Address Mrs. Earl I'm
berger, Stoddard Wis 1873
FOR sALE-0ne 1909 pound 7-year-old
Percheron mare, one 5-ysar-old gedinR driver,
one span Of S-year-old colts, weight about
1900 pounds each. Inquire Of Scott Cunning
ham, Viroqua, RS. s5-2-p
FOR SALE-My house and ~ lots on
W. Decker St, near the Court House. Inquire
Of y. ]. Moseng. 35-2-p
FOR SAIlE-One lot either with or without
house or lets with house. Inquire at Cen
scr Office. 35-tf-p
FOR sALE-A full size lot with two story
six-ro0m house with electric lights and water.
m ideal living community. Reason for sell
ing, am leaying the city. Call write
Lock Box 243, Readstown, Wis. SB-3-p
FOR SALE a fergy l2-foot extension oak
dining table See Mrs III. d. Williams, 62g
s. Main ST or inquire at the Viroqua Shoe
Store s6-2-p
FOR SALE-One i2-inch ensilage cutter. In
good running order. Price $50. Also ship gas
engineS15. Inquire of Fl. Tobias. Viroqua.
36-2-p
For Sale-A cement block house
and seven acres of land in Readstown
village Garage, barn, hen-house.
woodsbed, corn crib Win be sold
very cheap Inqrire Of Adelph Olson.
Readstewn aR.2
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-09-06
WANTED

WANTED-To room and board at s400 per
week. at o. J. Thompson 6sg s. Rtisk Ave
Viroqua. g6.I-p
WANTED Ronmers. Inquire OF Mrs. Edson
Roach. at the Kier residence Phone 266 vi,
roGua. ae-l-p
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-09-06
LOST AND FOUND


TAKEN UP--A red 2-year-old heifer. with
hog ring in ear, came to my place on Bishop
Branch about two weeks ago. Owner can
get same by paying charges. Leon Primner
ViroaGa, RS. s4-4-n
FouND-on Tuesday. on highway So. just
outside Of city limits. 40 automobile license
number with bracket and tail light Finder
can get same at Censor Office. SSH
LoST-on Sunday. purse either N vi
roqua or on road 70 Viola. Contains ntoney.
also meal ticket bearing name Mrs Eiiet.
Leave at Censor office. S6-I4,S
LOST In Eclhart Park brown scarf
with three blue stripes and fringe on each
end Finder please leave at Censor Office. 1851
LOST-s5 reward Tor the return IL my iitsic
Fox Terrier dog. Color. white with black
markings. Answers 10 name Of puggins. Ar.
70 Mason Asbury Ridge. R6. yiroqua s6-f-p
STRAYED-~Came 70 my place. " mile north
q the two churches. some time ago. Owner
please call and get same. I. Mahgeland
Westhy. RI. 1851
LoST--Somewhere IN Niroaua, sunday. Inc
9th, crank Tor REQ car. Finder please
leave a the Censor Office. s6-l-r
Stolen---A battery out of a Ford
car near Geo. Wheeler's Saturday night
The party who took it is known and
should return ii at once to avoid trou-
BILE, as there were three people who
saw the battery taken. Sammy Sol
verson, Viroqua, RI. 1851
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-09-06

LUSI-On Sunday. A purse either IN Vi
roqua or on road 10 Viola. Contains ntoncy.
also meal ticket bearing name Mrs Elliot
Leave at Censor Office. S6lIlb
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-09-06

L0ST-in EclShart Park browus ecssrf
with three blue stripes and fringe on each
end Finder please leave at Censor Office. 1851
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-09-06

LoST--Somewhere IN Viroaua. sunday Inc
9th. crank Tor REQ car Finder please
leave the Censor office s6-I-tt8
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-09-06

FOR SALE-My s-goom house in viroqua.
Electric lights, eistern. city water barn. Lot
! rods feet by 10 rods. Inquire Of Pearl
Hay e2l 3 Decker st 2s-tf
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-01-25

loss of eight in December, would mean
an average Of nearly one hundred in
the state for the year.
Several of Re lives lost in Deem
Der werc small children. Words do
not exist of sufficient strength of con-
domination Of any mother or father
who closes the dore of a house and
leaves helpless children inside where
there is a fire or anything that might
cause a fire. A fire is breaking out
every minute somewhere in America,
and no one on earth has any know
ledge where or when the next n vii!
occur, and yet little children utterly
unable to protect or save themselves
are occasionally locked inside the
house with no chance of escape, with
the stove going or a lighted lamp on
the table. II parents must leave the
house for some reason or other, and
there is M one available to take care
of the children, they should take the
children with them. If the house must
be locked, then first put the children
outside. Lock them out instead of in,
and give the neighbors a chance to
perform the duties of are and safety
which they will only be too anxious 20
discharge, if nccessary.-Fire Mar
shal's Bulletin.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-01-25

THE persistency with which the
canadian Mounted Police follow q
criminal trail was illustrated last
week BY the arrest Of the last man il
q gang Of nine who were wanted fol
shooting four mail clerks and robbine
the poet Office at Calgary, Canada,
IA July. 1912. This mounted police
MAJ trailed the gang through Canada
Alaska. the United States, England,
France and Spain, and secured the ar
rest Of all except one, who died in q
southern state. The capture was made
BY 4 captain in the service, whose
only instructions were .aget the men,
and he kept on the trail for nine
years, and was twice wounded before
he accomplished his task.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-01-25

E - - "a - E
LAST week the telegraph announc-
ed that Los Angeles had nine earth
quake shocks as one evenings enter
tainment. The dispatch says:
"Windows were broken and frame
buildings seemed in danger Of col.
lapsing.
THE state hospital at San Bernan-
dino experienced rafting doors and
panes for some time at half-hour in.
tervals, causing panic among the pa.
tients.
Los Angeles residents in some sec
tions came out Of their homes and
stayed in the streets until long afte,
the last shock"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-01-25

Ne Mere Watko.

Captain Kidd strobe from the mod.
ern lumber yard with q voliey Of an
cry oaths and q tight grip on his
cutlass. POUNDS" he exclaimed to
his lieutenant. "It's impossible for
q man to be a pirate in these exter-
tionary times. One cant even afford
q plank !!"-Life.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-01-25
Eittinn Ornament.

Lydia has such a nice sense Of the
appropriate"
"What made you notice i; particu-
larry just n0w?"
didn't you e she carried a gun
metal bag with her shot silk dress?"
Baltimore American.