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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-20
Sefbdtorirea DoCtouIui lupu
POPORUL A DAT DOVADA DE
SENTIMENTE DEMOCRATICE

Fri scara avut loc mdreata adunare popoal in Lorai
Ohio in onoafea dssuu oaspe al colonilor romano doc
torul n Lupu fos minsru de inferno al Romane actual
deputat taranSt in Camera
Gu toate ca multi din bravii din Lorin ucreaz de
|noapte totus Haa Soc "Bhoreana fos pima, caci oti
ucrau grbit sascuc cuvntele prienulu run
tasilor ardeleni ~
Roman din Iorn au fost AWAIT dccat Gu cateva ore
ane de sosirea u doctor upu totus ei stu SAL faca
primc frumoasa 81 caluroasa Oaspetii fost intmpi
rati Haa de care presen solicitation romanes din oc:
Patra Romano, ''Bihoreana 81 'Sftu Vasle Dupa ce
copii scOala cntat Bne att yeit 81 nOnarea
catorva pese muzale soceatei 'Bhorea-
4a parntee Pop din Cleveland deschs Adunalea
be scurta nsuflea, inroducand pc runtasul taranst
Docoru Lupu rdicandu-se spe vorbre, anin de tara
indepartaa, de ncie vaie munt asa Gle ctrc
.mgrsnti penru vn aci in fumu abrcelor ssi
ge avuc sa poaa scapa de pierzare nicie or buca
ue pamant din tara Vorbtoru nsira evenmentcle carl
razbouu monda desasurarea u II Unirea tuuror
ronlinilor in o tara. 4#
Prinele alegeri carl fos bere rezuat in trmerea
i'll parliament aevara!lor reprezenan a terri Sa for
guvernu fost expresunea parlanentuul Oar Ii
bera 81 ccla reactionarv prin egle dcmocra-
tce Introduce dc guvern din nSa putcrea det
nuta de ei tmp dc atatea deccniau ca la rege contra
accsui rcgim democratic si eonsfatuit sa
faca rcvotat nrcaga opine pubica disovarea
gnyernuui 81 parlamenulu III absenta prnuui mnistru
Vada toca atunc upta Londa pentru recunoaste
Irea apirei Basarabiei catre patria amama
Asa VENT la putere Averescu maceart 900 de
taran 1907 Aegere fost nuntate dar tousi sau
facu atate falsificari poata inra i'll Parliament
frumos de deputa din partee de opositie berai
|nau primit dcca mandate araa ca poporul nui
mai Lege Introduce de taranul Mhaache 81 de Lpu
Iau inaturate vonuse nste eg nspirate de bera
ear au facute petru coco Astfe egca agrar sat
cocolor peste cinc moane de eel mai
todito-ar taranuui fost dat ecat restu pamn
e care ptestc pref de paruzeci de arenda
Sc patain oc s fe de 20 de orr arendaprecum proec
tase Mhaachc in legea Vaduvele 81 oran ostasor
|zuticei mai brav fiji al neamuluau fara pamant
caci ciocoi facu legea e buna penu lar rani
sa poarte 81 pc mai departe greul viete.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-20

SAlIRNA, 19 Sept.-Focul a ia
cut in cateva zile cecace saba tur-
ceased ma putut face in AMI 81 ami
de zile. Asia Mica, leaganul Gre
stinatatii, va Fl incurand maturata
de crestini. Multi dintre locuito-
rii crestini al Smirnei, carl nu pu-
! tusera ii smulsi din ghiara NORTH
de. echipelc de salvare, 0 iau catre
munti, uni de buna vote, altii
find siliti tle turci. Multi NOR de
foame, de frig 81 de oboseala.
Legea nescrisa a turcilor este;
ssCrestinatatea trebue nimicita din
Asia" Ea pare sa-si fl ajuns
scopul.
Din cele 250,OOO de crestini, nu-
mai $1,000 Sc mai alta in lagarile
de colcentrare ale socictatilor Dc
aiutor. Restul au fost dust iil
Grecia 81 n alte locuri sigurc, a
fara de Gel carl s'au refugiat II
munti, despre q cdror soarta nj
meni M site &c "a crcada.
PARIS, 10 Sept La ministe
rul aieccrilor strainc Sc vor intrn
III maine premierul Poincarc q
Frantei, lordul Curzon, ministru
az dskn x Ahgiiei, Il coatel'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-20
ADOPTA o POLTTICA
PACINICx.

Paris, 20 Septembric. - Cabi-
nctul francez aprobat astazi Gu
umanitate asa Elsa politica ''paci-
MICA IA premierului Poincare III
chestia orientului apropiat, incu-
viintand 81 retragerca trupelor
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-20
RAZBOI DIPLOMATIC DIN
CAUZA CRIZEI TURCESTI.
Englezii reafirma decizia de a
time stramtOri1e
tine stramtorile.

Washington, 20 Sept. Ger
mania 81 Russia sunt intelcse sd
sara in ajutorul Turcici daca
Marea Britanic sau ori ce alta
mare putere Europeana va lua
armele in favoarea Greciei dupa
un document Official, dat la iveala
de Legatiunea Greaca astazi. Sc
afirma de Greci ca exista allan
ia secreta intre Turcia. Germanla
81 Russia, care fost semnata dupa
faimosul tratat de la Rapalo in
tire Germania 81 Russia, cu ocazia
conferintei de la Genua.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-20

franceze din Asia Mica in partea
franceZa a stramtorei Dardanele.
lor.
Cabinetul "a opus firm la in.
trebuintarca oricarei actiune mi
litare ca mijloc de aplanare in
|chestla greco-turca.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-20
kenla| raspunde ca vrea
COnStantin0p0|u|
FRANTA, ANGLIA 81 ITALIA
TIN CONSFATUIRE

1upta contra Angllel'
Declaatia facuta noapte de Fcrid Bey,
1cprezenanul Turciei la Paris.
Pc cdn STRIFE sosite din Constantinopo anunau engez
sunt hotarit tine orasul Canac orr pref Ferd Bey
adaugat:
Noi altceva deca toata Asia Mica Constantino-
polul, toaa Tracia de est 81 Adrianopoul
MOSCUVA 19 Sept-Rusa dc gand sa sprijncasca pc
tuc mocese poate ca e da 81 munitiuni; n trupe
suscs fl rmisc sa aue Kemais la Con-
stantinopoulu. Aceasta parerea ceor mai multi oamcn
poltci din cercurc della Moscova
Soviete des in locu alatlor preera pc turc de sta
ani al Daraneeor face nci pas lear pune
intro situate de adevarat razbo Marea Brtanie
Catva strategs rus da poate sfauri, fie della di
stanta fe pc teenul de up nsa soat rus merge
pc frontu de upa.
Mustaa Kea Pasa, in acesa zice duraa cone
line de pace ataca zonec neutre situate dealungu
str;mtoror 81 ici Consannopolu singura condtie
Anglia Frana 81 Italia sal asigure ca turcilor da
cstul Tacie pan riu Martha nclusv Aanopoul ST. bine
inces Consannopolu In nota Kema asigua guvernul
fracez din partca trupelor sale oc nc act
de ositae in mpu cat asteapa raspunsul aator la
puncrca
Ell promite s consmta la orcc sasguraEe rezonaba de
beratea srmorior la comise International de CONTROL
sasi alba ocu de resedin la Gaipol la Constan
tinopol
Propunerea depusa inantea lorduui Curzon
instrul de al Ange la ntrevederea
maine pemierul Poincare Sc crede Frana Italia
saui pc Anglia prmeasca popunere lu kemal 81 sa IL
in eel mai scur tmp data une confernte de Gu
gcu nsa poae crede ca Anglia s'ar nvoi la aceasta
NJ mai eyista nc mai mica ndoiaa desre faptul ca
ranta ooseasca de stre actuae spre slab
puterea Anglia asupra acestor sramtor strategce
lutere espre francez zc ca Anglia castgao in mod
nedrept pc timpul aranjamenteor de dupa razbo.
Nic un englez adevarat mega ca Anglia determi-
tie stapanrea asupra strmtorlor 81 sa alba cat mai
mu Influenza in apanarea confictuui dntre grec 81 trci
dor multi char sd refac tratatu de dnre aa
81 Turca deoarece baonetee u kema srapuns ratatu
della Sevres atat de ran, incat nu mai bun de mimic
Natural visu cnglezor stapaneasca stranorie 81
dupa aceea find sapan pc tre ies Gibraltar Suez Con
statinopo sa Meteran fe de mare engcza avand
astfel prinsatur srategc numa asupra nordulu Af
Gel 81 suduui Europe c 81 mai esife cre vasa
Rusie. A'h
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-04

where several prominent speakers
will address the ladies that COM
prise this organization. Many have
predicted that South Amboy will
find one Of the largest oma votes
that has ever been recorded in h
history of the city. Already women
are interesting themselves with pol
itics. especially within the city linz
its where so much is at stake. Both
parties claim this is a good sign
and both parties are careful that
the women have the opportunity OF
hearing facts that may be of help to
them in their political careers.
The South Amboy Republican
Club will attend the Republican
county rally. to be held at Holly
wood Park on August 9. Buses
and private cars will leave the
Trust Company building at 8
o'clock on the afternoon of tina
date and the officers of the club
have extended a general invitation
to all to attend.
The regular business meeting OF
the club scheduled for that date has
been postponed and a special meet
ing has been called for August 4
which is the Monday previous 70
the rally celebration. The members
are planning to attend one hundred
per cent, and the making prepara-
tions at this time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-04
MERCHANT HAS
GAINED 20 LBS.
His Whole Family Has Taken
TanIac and He Wouldn't be
Without It, Declares
Mr.. Schwartz

Tanlac scores in another case OF
stomach trouble of long
M. Schwartz. clothing merchant. 2SS
South Broad street, Trenton, declares
that the medicine is wonderful
He relates his experience as follows:
"By the help of Tanlac / have rid
myself of a case of stomach troupe
I had suffered from for years. MY
appetite went back on me complete
ly and what little 1 did eat seemed
like lead in my stomach. My worst
time was at night, for ] would MI
I'D with gas and suffer SO l couid
not get any sound sleep. l also had
frequent bilious spells and was
troubled with dizziness, nausea ana
pains in my stomach. / lost weight
all the time and got so rundown
that l could not take proper interest
in my business.
IT started taking Tanlac AFTER
reading a testimonial that described
my case and in a short time ] show
ed such great improvement that my
wife started giving the medicine 10
our children, who had begun to lose
their appetite. Ny whole family a
taken it and we would not be with
out it. AS for me, l eat anything,
never have any more trouble with
indigestion, and have gained twenty
pounds. Tanlac is certainly Won
derful."
Tanlac is sold by all good drug
stores.-adV.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-04
PLAN PICNIC
At JAMESBURG
st. James Parish to Have
.Fete Saturday Night, Aug.
12-.Name Committees

JAMESBURG, Aug. 4.-Plans are
being perfected for the holding OF
the annual picnic. supper ana dance
of the congregation of st. James
parish on Saturday night, August AZ.
A chicken supper will feature the
affair.
The lawns about the church prop
erty will be specially decorated with
lanterns and with the numerous
amusements that follow picnics all
will find plenty to amuse them. Kew.
Thomas Kearney, rector, is general
chairman of the affair and the foi-
lowing will assist:
Supper-Misses Jane Connerty,
Mrs. John Ruhl. Mrs. John w. Con-
over, Mrs. William Gross, Mrs. John
Delaney, Mrs. Peter Flynn, Mrs.
John Ericsson, Mrs. James Brabston,
Mrs. James Coffey, Mrs. James Ca
sey, Mrs. Edward Callahan. Mrs
Raymond Farr, Mrs. Rose Burcheil,
Mrs. John Dowgin, Mrs. John
Rhodes. Mrs. Raymond Carini, Miss
Kate Brabston, Miss Elizabeth
Lyons, Josephine Connerty.
Fancy Tables-Mrs. Joseph Con-
nerty, chairman Miss Kate Con-
nerty. Mrs. Edward Brabston. Mrs.
Harold Davall. Miss Frances Mona
han. Mrs. William Stonaker, Misses
Miriam Oferman, Helen Brabston,
Elizabeth Lewis.
Ice Cream and Candy-Miss Rose
Connerty, chairman; Misses Kath-
arine Monahan, Agnes Ruhl, julia
Delaney, Anna Timberman, Mrs. A.
B. Timberman. Miss Mary Mona
han.
Mems Committee-James P. Ca
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-04
kEyPQRT PLANS
OPENING
New Instructors Procured to
Replace Teachers Who
Have Left School

KEYPORT, Aug. 4.--he keyport
schools will have several new eacn'
er9 on the staff for the coming year
which will include John o.. Hartz.,
Ter of Terre Hill. Pa. a graduate OF
Albright College. Myertown, Pa. Mr.
Hsrtzler will teach science, also
physical training in the high schooi
and look after the athletics, both
basket and baseball.
Martin Jacobsen, of Perth Amboy.
a graduate of the Trenton Normal
school, will take charge OF h com.
mercial course and Miss Carol
Cooley, of Keyport, a graduate OF
the Montclair Normal school Will
ties CHI the third grade.
Miss Marguerite Koch, of Newark,
a graduate of the Savage school,
will teach physical training in the
grades and the girls of the high
The local schools will open
in September with an excellent
corps of teachers and while 1T is
to be regretted that several of the
former teachers are not returning,
every effort mas been expended in
their places with the best
procurable instructors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-04
REED APPEARS SURE
winner IN MISSOURI

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. a (By the
Associated Press).-James A.. Reed,
United States senator, maintaineo a
lead of nearly 1000 votes over
Breckingridge Long for the Demo-
cratic nomination for that office to-
day and Mr.. Long based his hopes
for success on the official count pc
ing made today.
In $500 precincts of 3,S4S in Mis-
souri,, the vote stood:
Reed, 1s9,321; Long, 1S2,434..
Experienced observers of MIS-
souri, politics who have studied the
vote by counties agreed it virtually
impossible for the former third as
sistant secretary of state to surpdss
Reeds lead with the limited number
of precincts yet to be heard from.
Il. r. Brewster, Republican nomi-
mes for senator. will poll a plurality
of approximately 10000 over his
five opponents, William Sacks, light
wine and beer advocate, three p~o-
gressives and one soldier.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-04
MANY To RUN
!. At So. AMbOY
10 One Endorsed by 0rgani-
zation But Many Names
Are Suggested

SOUTH A.MBOY, Aug. Awhile
the Republican Club of this city has
taken no sides with the many names
that have been mentioned for the
various offices to be filed at the
coming election, the club has issued
for publication the following names
merely suggestions on the part Of
the members at the recent meeting
of hat organization.
Opinions differ in nearly all cases
and the prospect of a primary fight
is evident with the large number of
names suggested. For mayor, comes
six names, as follows: G.. Frank
Disbrow, present councilman of the
fourth ward; Donald w. Reed, af-
filiated with the Eastern Coal Com
pany of this city, and president of
the South Amboy Trust Company:
Richard c. Stepheson, of the First
National Bank of this city; James K.
Hackett, former councilman of the
fourth ward; Elias S. Mason, of the
firm of e. s. Mason & Son. Under
takers and furniture dealers: j. AL
fred johnson, local clothing mer-
chant.
For councilman at large, six names
were mentioned also: James X. Hac-
kett. Theodore Manduka, Edwin l..
Tice. Samuel Newton. Raymond
Malloy and j. d. VanPelt.
For councilman in the third ward
there are four men mentioned
Frank Kabosky, Charles K. Stock
ton. present incumbent; william
Preston, Frank c. Hoffman, Jr.
In the fourth ward, six names
were given considerations: Neils
johnson, Lenwood Van Cleaf, r.
F. Carroll, Frank L. Dey, Fred Wa
terman, Charles S. Buckalew.
The members are of the opinion
that by presenting a large number
of candidates before the public will
for a certainty make the primaries
interesting to no little extent. 1t is
thought that many of the men who
have been mentioned as possible
candidates will not enter the race,
as in more than one instance the
self same men were prominently
mentioned for offices several years
ago. From authority it was learn
ed last night that complete harmony
will reign both in the primaries and
at the general election. The chance
to gain tho control of the council
for the coming year is too great a
gamble for either party 1t was said
to leave room for friction.
On August 21 the Woman's Re-
publican Club will hold a rally in
the rooms OF the X. Of p. building
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-04

sey, chairman; Peter Flynn. John
Franklin. william Franklin, Joseph
Timbernan, A. B. Timberman. Jo-
seph Conperty. Edward Callahan.
John Rhodes, Joseph Pergola.
Thomas Smith, Claude 'Schofeld,
Stephen Long, Stephen Witkowski,
George Stonaker. Patrick Stonaker,
Joseph Dey, John Conover, Richard
Lewis, Herbert Daig1e, Martin Dow
gin, James Lyons.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-04

NEW BRUNSWICK. Aug. A.
Matthew Emyterko, proprietor Of a
store at Sand Hills, Fords Corner,
has been lodged in the county JAZZ
in default OF bail on a charge OF
receiving stolen goods. 1t is alleged
that a typewriter stolen from Camp
Raritan was received by the man
and that his first payment was s5.
A week later, It is ALLEGED. he paid
81. Justice Sedan committed the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-23

Miss Young with the accompaniment of charming group of photographs she says:
 Dear Dolly Dalrymple:
 Knowing how generous you are al- ways to women who are ambitious to succeed, by giving them credit for their activities. l want to introduce You to some charming girls from your sister city-Jasper. They have scores of friends in Birmingham who will be interested in them and their work for no more attractive or feted vis- itors are ever welcomed to Birming- ham. whether they be on business or on pleasure bent, than the members of the firm that operate the John Anne PrintShop of Jasper.
 No, 1t is not a firm built on first principles, that is Garuen of Eden principles, male and female created He them. The John of the firm is the charming daughter of Judge John Bralson Shields and John B. Shields is the name. The Anne of the firm is the equally charming daughter of the house of Gallagher. Of Scotch descent she, her father native Of Hurlford and her mother of Glasgow. Anne Gallagher is as fit theme for a poet as was Burns We Tippet Grim son" daisy or as Heather of the High lands itself.
 But these young ladies' aim is not to have their names enrolled with
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-23
NEW BABY GRAND IS. LATEST AUBURNG GIFT.
Birmingham Men Contribute Special Fund for Girls
 Dormitory

A new Knabe baby grand piano now adorns the girls dormitory at the Alabama Polytechnic institute at Auburn, owing to tho liberal contribu- tions made for this purpose by en- terprising Birmingham business and professional men.
 Returning from the Auburn Semi Centennial jubilee recently the sub ject was brought up for discussion on the special train and much surprise was caused by the assertion that in the whole dormitory not piano was included in the equipment oe the in- stitution. The Birmingham delega- ton was dined by the girls at the school which brought out this infor- nation.
 A fund of $500 was raised on the return trip from the school and w. Carson Adams, city manager of the Auburn campaign committee purchas- e6 piano and shipped 1t to the insti- fulton, it being received yesterday.
 The girls are elated over their new possession and were loud In the praise of the thoughtful men who made their wishes more than mere dreams.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-23

lthat all the world hopes to see paper mills planted in Alabama
 Any one who wants to see what two, southern girls can do in the way of starting from the very foun- dation a paying business may visit Jasper, and there in the business sec tion of that thriving city, ask for and find the John-Ann shop It is a small frame building. shining new with blanks yellow from the saw mill. Flowers and vines around it make the little shop truly an inviting sight. while within all is truly busi- ness-like with heavy presses and turning, whirling machinery. and files and desks and busy workers.
 When the business was suggested to these two young ladies they were so amazed at the very thought of en- tering real business that for three nights neither closed an eye. Anne in her rom in her beautiful home lay awake and wondered how anybody could think of her as a business " womani John in her chamber of the Shields mansion stared wide-eyed at the ceiling all night. and pondered as to what in her personality could spg- gest big business.
 Meantime the friend who had made the suggestion rushed to Geor- gia and brought to Jasper the plant he proposed for two southern belles to tend to success. Also he caused the shop to be built in all haste and appointed a day for the opening of the same.
 Were those girls game? Indeed they were. Instance first: In the packing and moving of the plant mere than 1000 pounds of type was pied Before the day appointed for business to start in the new shop those girls had sorted and boxed~that i type.
 "A printer had to be employed at first, and when he was known to be on the way to the shop the firm sent n to the Bankhead Coal company a rush request for large order of printing to be paid for in advance, as the printer was on the way, and printers must be paid. Did that or der come? 1t did, and the check wherewith to pay the printer.
 "The next order, and one of the largest handled by the firm, came from the Hughes company, of which MT. Breck Musgrove and Mir. Horace Gibson are owners The job was too big for the new firm to then handle so Miss Gallagher had to board the train and fetch the order to Birming- ham Imagine the shock to the nerves of this embryo business wom-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-23
ENJIT CROp SAFE

Huntsville. March 22.--(Special.)-- Another light frost fell here this morning but fruit experts declare that the early fruit crop lis safe so fa..
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-23
FOUR WORE ENTER
 LEGISLATIVE RACE
Interest in Office Increases With Eight Persons
 Qualified

Interest in the legislative race in Jefferson county picked up ycster- Hay when four persons filed notice with Probate Judge J. ?. Stiles. Al though the county is entitled to seven representatives only three or four sspirants had offered until few days ago.
 Those who qualified yesterday witI the probate judge are R. E. sIdth. business man of Mt. Pinson, Zilliam l.. White, Palmer II. Ben End Walter c. Morris all of Birming- ,.siam. White and Bell qualified some time ago with the secretary of state. White and Morris are real estate men and Bell is a young attorney
 Others who have already qualified for the office are: George Frey at 4orney: Nat Barker, real estate man, pinckney Scott of Bessemer and l.. x. Bowen of Littleton. More an- nouncements are expected this weeN.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-23


 There's nothing in the world that like to write about any more than the success of women-especiallY when they are as ambitious and as energetic as the two Jasper girls who compose the firm of The John Anne Print Shop"
 The story of their success and their splendid achievement has come to me through my good friend, Miss Martha Young of Greenboro. Hale countrywide needs no introduction to Alabamians. because her clever verses and songs, her Minute Dramas,' Cher latest publication having attracted the wide spread attention for it's orig inality and its uniqueness) have woven themselves into the hearts and minds of hundreds of her admirers and friends. who regard her as one of Alabama's greatest assets.
 Miss Martha Young has written me a most interesting account of "The John Anne -Print-Shop,' which shows another angle of Miss Young's splen- did character-namely her unselfish desire to help other women to tell the world of their splendid ambition, of their ability and their success, and because she has written the story so cleverly I am going to let her tell it in her own way-but not before l mention that I am proud of our sister city of Jasper and Miss John B, Shields and Miss Anne Gallagher whose names are emblazoned upon the ledger of Women in Business in flaming letters like Abou Ben Ad- hem--"leading all the rest" in their particular line, and to them 1 otter my sincere congratulations for they really have done "big business" and deserve the appreciation which they are steadily receiving.
 In most delightful letter from
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-23
HAVE YOU THESE
 SYMPTOMSi
If So, Commence Taking Gude's Pepto-Mangan and Get Back to
 Good Health

Lack of vitality. a feeling of tired ness, bad breath. pale lips. colorless cheeks, loss of weight, flabby flesh
 lessened strength-all of these call for the immediate use of Gude's Pep toMangan. It will positively pro- duce satisfactory results. Try taking it with your meals for few weeks and be surprised with the improve nent in your condition. Gude's Pep to-Mangan will help you back to strength during convalescence from any illness. It has been prescribed successfully by physicians every where foF thirty years. It is d rec ognised Iron tonic of honest merit. For sale in liquid and tablet form hy all druggists. Ask for it by the full name, "Gude's Pepto- -Mangan."-Ad
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-23

ciency its output. All of the equip ment is paid for; stock in the firm Is always in demand, and is never for sale. Isn't that a splendid showing for two charming southern girls?"