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New Britain herald., 1922-01-13
Prevents BaIdneSS

This thorough removal of dan druff, which doctors call seborrhea, is most necessary, as even the ac- emulation on healthy scalps injures the hair.
 The dry, oily scales clog the roots of the hair, preventing proper nutrl- ton. Soon the hair begins to fall out. Ordinary washing has little ef- feet, often seeming to make the con- dition worse.
 The blend of palm and olive oils you get in Palmolive softens and penetrates the scales, loosening the cap-like accumulation.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-13
Softening cIeansers

Olive oil possesses softening quail ities which neutralize the drying et- fleets of washing. Palm oil contrib utes body, richness and lasting qualities.
 In combination they produce thick, mild, profusc, penetrating
New Britain herald., 1922-01-13

This free 15-cent trial bottle con- tains ample quantity for one luxuri- ous shampoo, no matter how heavy your hair. Use it and watch results.
 See how soft it makes your hair, and how fluffy. Admire the attrac- tive, well-groomed gloss.
 Notice how clean it leaves your scalp, how all scurf and dandruff are completely removed. Ordinary shampooing doesn't get these re- suits. They are due to palm and olive oils.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-16

exposed It for the camera. The trick
Ii shown first AN It Ii done before
an audience and then tho exposition
follows revealing startling things that
are simple though revealing. Next
week the Arcadia will have this film
as one of Its feature for the entire
week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-16

Dance" IL for Thursday. "Dr. Jekyll
and Mr.. Hyde" IL for Friday and DE
Miles masterpiece Male and Fc-
male" il tho selection for saturday.
George Malford's production OF he
hold My Wife" employees tho abilities
of Milton Snls. Elliott. Dexter and
Mabel Julienne Scott. It played In
Fthis city with remarkable success
over year ago and there are many
who win desire to SOC It again. II ID
tho story Of mans regeneration and
Of his marriage to an Indian girl who
proved his complete salvation.
Valentino 1t Majestic.
Rodoiph Valentino, the master love-
makcr OF the screen quite delighted
his feminine admirers by his appear.
ance Mt the Majestic In STOLEN Mo.
ments" The film gives him role
that he can handle with finish ant
skill, that Of handsome rounde,
whom women md very attractive.
Lloyd (Ham) Hamilton Ia also a,
the theatre playing I'M his new
comedy Tho Adviser" Tomorrow
VIII Rogers and many others will b,
seen in Doubling For Romeo" an on
and out comedy. Rogers has her,
his supreme Offering to the screen
The story OF the piece satirize
movies" In the making and show
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-16

According 10 Robert j. Flaherty.
r. X. i. H. explorer. discoverer and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-16

Rogers in several different roles In
and about the motion picture studio.
Doubling For Romeo" II an origi-
nal comedy with plenty Of unusual
situations and story that Ii de-
lightful refreshment from the ordi-
nary trend OF romance. The story
tells of tho trials Of a bashfsil cow
boy lover to win tho affections OF n
western girl. But sie has movie"
ideas about lover and sends her cow
boy to tho movies" to learn how TO
make love. The results are disaster
Gus. Sylvia Dreamer. Maurice Flynn
and little Jimmy Rogers arc some OF
tho players In the supporting COM
pany. n
f, Camera Reveals Trick.
Twenty-Five hundred years ago they
sawed a lady In half and bafiied the
kings OF Babylonia. Tho trick han
bafied millions OF people since then
especially since 1t was revived with
gusto last season and put on thu
vaudeville stage by many magician.
from Thurston on down to the lessel
OF his ilk The secret was never re
vealcd to the public until the origi
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-16

engineer. and producer and pho
tographcr Of the PAthc novelty fea-
ture. "NAnook Of tho North" now
showing at tho Savoy Theatre. tho
Eskimo II tho happicst human being
In the world. Up there 1T the top OF
the world. where man has nothing that
he does not risk his lifc to catch with
his naked hands. lives n race whose
sole life Is tho pursuit OF food. And
his only food In the raw meat OF the
walrua. seal and deer; tho salmon and
tho Wild birds. Yet tho Eskimo In
happy. contented and peace loving.
lilo never displays temper, impatience
nor anger. He never Furnishes his
children. Hc speaks in low voice,
and his language Ia musical. and con-
tains no swear words. Food 10 health,
wealth. happiness-life itself. Added
comedy numbers complete tho pro-
gram.
New Picture At Queen.
| -Four famous and popular screen
productions OF Paramount have beer
re-issued and will be shown this week
at the Queen Theatre. Arrangements
have just been completed for their
exhibition. Behold My Wife" will b<
shown today only. 'On With the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-16

ers OF the English language, the pro-
duccrs OF the picture started with
something well worthwhile. Their
choice OF cast quite evidently made
up OF seasoned stage. players was nm
other thing OF importance and the
composite result could scarcely be
anything other than the kind OF mo-
ton picture entertainment which II
absolutely convincing that really big
things can be donc on the silvershect.
The leading and title role OF the pic
ture is In the hands OF Miss Fay
Compton noted English actress who
handles the character OF "the woman
OF no importance" with cleverncss tact
and personality. The program at the
Arcadia has the additional attraction
OF Ben Turpin's bUlliant comedy Ir
"Step Forward" a bit OF nonsense wei
worth enjoying.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-16
Toy Hunt at Shcllpot.

FIVE hundred OF moro happy chill
Arun came away from Shellpot Park
yssterday afternoon with splendid
toys which they secured IN the toy
hunt. One OF these events In given
each Tuesday afternoon from j TO 3
y. m. during the park season. There
was an amateur entertainment at 2
=. m. and the child amateurs who APP
psAred in II received much applause.
Those receiving the most applause
WIN awarded prizes. There Is dancing
each evening At Shellpot. There IS
also excellent music. The orchestra
H. under the Leadership OF 4 man who
- an expert IN the dance music line
BrAndyw1ns Springs Park continues
60 attract a number OF exclusions from
PhilAdelphiA and other places a. wei
~ Wilmington. The usual park
amusements Are provided.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-16

ton, IT Happsned IN NSrllanl.~ Hsv.
bert; Waits. Boston," L4Rbye: La
termezzo. "Shad0w1s nd.- Ofbeet; Pop.
uiAr Airs. "a Satin ThrouoA." rsnnj
% Tho After Time" 9an: fc) Say
It While DANCING" silver: Msiodias
from Hungarian Dances No. s."
Brahms. LADY Llxury." 1chsalsr.
The star BpsnGisd Banner" J. Nor
riA Robinson. director. -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-16
ADJUSTMENTS.


Once more the Wilmington Players
are INDUCING in their favorite mode
Of entertainment. farce-ofrering. This
vosk the well-enjoyed production
Nothing hut the Truth" Is occupying
the oarde OF the theatre each even
ing and Wednesday and Saturday
mAtinsse.
Robert Lynn in the role Of the
young man who Was 10 tell nothing
hut the absolute truth for twenty-four
hours has q busy time OF IL. The stu
ationa OF the piece are naturally funny
and Mr.. Lynn has enhanced their
comedy value \ thousand fold.
David Calls one Of the most versa
~ Of the members Of the Whining
ton Players In responsible for almost
~ many laughs as Mr.. Lynn. He is
also clever comedian who seems
well east in every role that has been
given to him.
Howard Gordon. local player is out
standing in the role OF the Bishop.
This evening number twenty
modal Singer Sewing machine viii be
awarded TO the holder OF the lucky
eat coupon.
Next week that famous farce Twin
HeAs" 10 to BE- the play for presenta-
ton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-16
Today's Radio Program.
(Soe Meters wave Lengthy


(sAulArd Tins)
~ p. n.-Ksvisw OF tho Iron and
Cteel Industries. and Their Re-
iatton to General Business Condi-
lions. by the Iron Age.
600 20 ESQ y. ma Ride on an Up
to-DAts Acrpplane with Nine.
Mario hatfield. Childrcn's stories
and songs.
Some OF the composers Of the
childrcn's songs are an follows:
Washington Ioomis. Wenter
Kramer; LIZA Lshmann; Her
man Avery Wade. Ethclbert
Nevin. Mana yucca, Laura y. Col
Inns. and Edward Johns. Nine
hatfield. member OF tho Metro
politan Opera Company will be
remembered by her role In the
Fairy Opera. "Hanxel and 0retel."
SIS y. mkt Carson" by Captain
Frank Winch.
t.<b r. m.--Concert under the direction
II Charles ID. taaAcson OF the
New York Evening Mail.
t<s y. m.--"Under the Evening lamp
conducted by Tho Youths Com
pAnion. Tho Second Ride" a
story Of a ride In n runaway OBJ
starvation balloon: "The Pleasant
rsstimc OF Letter Writing" hints
that will help you to make your
vacation letters interesting
Not such Compliment After
AL" bit OF humor; "Ten-Years
Old" n poem Of the summer
time; "rhc Leopard in the Cabin.
a msssionary's strange adventure
xDKA-Pittsburs.
zoo y. w.-weekly Summary OF The
Iron Age" Careful Crossing
Campaign address by r. II. Bah.
cock, Supervisor OF Safety. p.
l.. r. II. n. Pittsburg. Trt- Week.
~ Letter from Farm and Home.
From Pittsburg Post Studio.
700 y. Morgan Recital by Charles
Tcarson. assistant to orsanis
Henroth. OF tho Third l.. L
Church. Pittsburk.
Mr.. Tearpon has Just rcturne,
from Chicago where he attende,
the OrRAnists' Convention. III
hes the degree OF Master OF Arts
the highest degree bestowed b,
tho Carnegie Institute. Mr.. Tear
some program will be announces
by Rahiophone.
AGO ,. ms. Fielder. viollniet: Mrs
Jane I. Jones, soprano; Mrs
Dorothy Ncsbit. contralto: MI
David Williams tenor; Mr.. CecI
Barrett. baritone. and Mabel A
Jones. Accompanist.
Mr.. Fielder was formerly wit
the Cleveland Symphony orches
ira. and has but recently re
turned TO Pittsburg to establis
q studio. lie IL widely known
professionally. as n vtolinist c
great technique.
Mrs. Jones was soprano SOLOS
at tho First Presbyterian Churc
OF Sheridan. Pa. for ever eiEh
years previous TO her acceptin
the directorship OF th.s churc
choir. which position she has hel
for the past fourteen months.
Soprano solos-"The Valley c
Laughter" Sanderson: a Sum
MGR Night" Thomas; contralt
solce-"Little Roy Blue" Joyce
-Oh. Red - the English Rose,
ronythe: tenor soios-"Roses
Westherly: I'll Forget You.
Rail: duet--Pearls Of Love,
Pinauti: trio--Praiee Ye." Verdi
quartet-"Sweet tho Moments
DreOlse: plano solo-"Ron,
Capriccioeo." Mendelssohn: violi
solue-"The ConIonetta," Tscha
kowsky: Hungarian Dance" n
6. Rrahms; Caprice Venois
kre!sler.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-16
CARE COUNTS MOST
IN LIFE OF BATTERY
Unusual Demands Reduce Ser
vice by Few Months.

vice by Few Months.
Asking how many months n
battery will last IL like asking
how many months pair Of
shoes will last. The maker. or
his agent cnn only answer that
II is wear, tear and care" that
count. but at the same time he
will lay special stress on the
"care." Manufacturers of the
Pioneer storage battery dis
tributed by Battery Specially
Co, 1901 French st. have fig
urcd ia n matter of fact TINT
there are Just four things that
determine the life of n battery.
These are use. time, care and
the quality OF the battery itself.
IL person makes unusual
demands upon a battery he will
probably reduce It's life by few
months, but with all other
things equal he will have at
tanned a satisfactory mileage.
such Il case is an fair n basis
for comparison as cost per
month.
What does time do TO yolr
battery? Going back to the shoe
argument. II you Bought a new
pair. wore them n couple OF
weeks and then left, them off
exposed to every condition for
length OF timo they would
deteriorate. In fact. you would
discover that they had been
wearing themselves out. It's the
same with battery.
Care comes next. Tho battery
Is something not only to use,
but to use UP. You provide your
car with electricity for starting.
lighting and ignition by using
up the battery. The battery Is
not an inexhauetible supply of
electricity. but 1t is boxful Of
electricity making ingredients
and these ingredients must be
restored as used or the supply
will give out.
The best protection Is to re-
fill the cells with water. recharge
the battery regularly, preferably
at a service station. and make
tests OF the battery every two
weeks. Such care will guard
against n sudden and perhaps
costly breakdown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-16

A nsket Of me large Delaware
psaches wAs received by Every Even
lag today from r. T.. Maloney Of
Dover, q well known fruit grower.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-16
BAND CONCERT PnooHAn.

]. Morris Rohinsen's Musiclsns VIM
be Heard 1t Fourth aAl Pine.
Tho program for the municipal band
concert to be given nj Fourth and
Pine streets tomorrow night BY tho
Philharmonic band. directed by J.
Norris Robinson, Ii as follows:
Overture, "Tancred," RoSSin: selec-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-16
Arcadia Program Pleasing.

Never slow to show appreciation for
splendid picture. the Arcadia audi
ences have been more than eager to
express their delight In the fllm YER
sion OF Oscar Wildes celebrated play
IA Woman or No Importance" which
IL now showing Mt the theatre. In
starting with n play by Oscar Wilde.
than whom there is no more interest
ing character among celebrated writ
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-20
Hale County Now
Entitled to County
Superintendent

Hale county, for the first time
since organization, Is entitled 20 a
county school superintendent. BY
the last school census the enroll
ment for the county, required by law.
has reached It's required number Of
children within the scholastic age.
Heretofore this work has been car
ried on by the county judge, but
since the requirements OF n county
superintendent has been reached, Il
has been separated from that office
and now the county will elect sup
erintendent whose duty will be to
look after this branch Of work exclu-
sively, who will be the candidates for
this office, has not been announced
yet, but Il should 20 into the hands Of
one who has had experience In school
work, as II Is a very important branch
Of the county's work.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-20
NEFF ASKS AID IN
LAW ENFORCEMENT

Crime lashing ship Of state and
tearing Il from It's moorings," Is the
language that Gov. Neff uses In de-
claring that the crime wave IL in
crcasing in Texas, and on which he
bases his request 20 every preacher
editor and teacher 90 have something
20 say on Sunday January 22nd,
He declares that on every side
there Is heard an underground runsb-
ling against law and order and that
the crime wave u flashing tne fhip 81
state and tearing II from It's moor
ings. and that the growth ~ crime
il unprecedented. lie makes a dcfi-
mite appeal 10 the law-abiding citi-
zens Of Texas :, organize a campaign
70 development. q public sentiment In
favor Of the maintenance Of law.
The governor requests that every
preacher, editor and teacher. preach
write and speak on January 22nd.
advocating the obedience Of the law.
He also calls on the county and dis
trict judges In opening court on this
date 10 deliver an address on law
enforcement.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-20
Lubbock May Have
Team in the West
Texas Ball League

Plans are under way 10 secure the
base ball team that played In the
West Texas League at Ballinger for
Lubbock and the manager OF that
team has given the people OF Lub-
book the first chance 20 secure the
team.
Slaton and other towns are trying
TO secure the team, but owing 10 the
fact that the manager sees greater
possibilities for the team here. Lub-
book can secure il for a small con-
sideraton, which win be subscribed
a. guarantee that the team will
be backed in Lubbock, and from the
hearty welcome the proposition re
ceiyed from the men who were Fsk
ed 20 subscribe 20 IL Wednesday
evening, there Is no doubt bit that
they are eager for IL % come 70
Lubbock.
a spirited meeting was held AZ
the justice court room az three
thirty Wednesday evening and plans
for making contract with the
manager was discussed with some
Of the leading business men who
were eager 20 do AL they could 20
help bring the deal 90 a close
The team has a high standing IN
West Texas and every one acquaint-
ed with the players recommend them
~ splendid christian gentlemen.
who are a help % any town where
they make their home.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-20
LOCAL NEWS OF THE PAST
WEEK FROM CARLISLE

We were glad TO see 80 many par
ents at the singing Friday night. We
had some good" singing, but don't
take our word, for this, come next
Friday night and see for yourself.
Brother Boyd, Of town, preached
10 interesting congregation sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. W. b. Kay is at Monroe build
ing n house for Mr.. Roy McNccly.
Mr.. Lester Sims Is visiting his sis
ter, Mrs Royal Saunders, Of Post
City.
Misses Evelyn Tubbs and Freda
Chauncy Of town spent Saturday
night with Miss Besa Sims.
Mr.. and Mrs. pcvehouse went to
Woodrow Saturday night TO organ
izc a singing class
Miss Artic Bond spent Sunday af.
tcrnOOn with Mrs 4. a. Rurrourhf.
Miss Ada Altman spent Sunday af-
ternoon with Miss Effic Jewel Good
pasture.
Misses Ted and Bcss Sims, Messrs
Travis Tubbs and TONNE Sims spent
Sunday afternoon with Miss Winnie
Altman
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Tubbs, Of town,
spent Sunday with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Tubbs.
Mr. Ragpen Coffey is on the SICK
list this week.
Mr.. Sterling Jerdcn spent Friday
night with Mr.. Max Brownlee.
Mrs. Ierden snent Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. W. y. Ray.
Miea Raaa Sinq il au.ent from
school on account Of sickness.
Mr.. Prentes Jerden spent Tues
day night with Mr. Carl Ray.
Everybody come 20 the singing the
fifth Sunday.
Love kills with golden arrows.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-20
Bledsoe Well Is
Now 1000 Feet
Indications Good

The drilling a. the Blcdsoe OH x
Gas Cos. well stopped TO set casing
The drilling At the oil well was
stopped fieft Of the week and the
work of fcGing the six and i've
eighth in4h casing was begun. This
work ~ about finished after winch
The drilling viii be resumed. When
the drill stoppeI they were IN red
sand and other formation which gave
out good encouragement.
We are tod the formation hey are
now in IL very good indication for
either oil or gas, or both and may be
expected 10 como in AT any moment.
The well Is now down three thousand
feet and II is confidently believed
that before the thirty-fivc hundred
feet II reached that good flow OF
oil will be encountered
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-20

As was arranged at the last meet
ing Of the Allen Bros. Post Of the
American Legion several Of the mem
bcrs nre on the streets every day sol
letting the membership Of their
budies who have as yet not become
interested IN the work here.
These men are going TO go after
new members until they have "full
house" nj every meeting, which viii
add much interest TO these meetings,
and nj the same time have the cx-
soldiers become better acquainted
and more willing TO cooperate in
putting over their every undertaking
with typical doughboy style.
There Is no distinction between
any Of the soldiers at these meetings,
and they are all welcome and urged
to attend, and we are sure that the
way these solicitors are going after
new members they viii make @ snc-
cess Of this drive.
Curtis a. Keen is now post COM
mandcr and as he is well Informed
on all matters pertaining 90 It's func-
tioug, the members duties, etc. WILL
IIkiN NIIllf To NAiIHf iNUNNiWNNI NN NtNN'"
80 the Avalanche 20 keep the members
posted on their every undertaking.
That alone viii increase interest TO o
great extent which SO are sure will
be plainly fnlt m The meeting
Keep an eye on the news OF the
Legion and see what those fellows
are up to, and # % g. something that
can be participated IN By the entire
citizenahip Of Lubbock, give IL your
close confederation and we are sure
they will make you realize tina they
are going after their work with The
same spirit ard unsclfishness they did
in 1918, for they are the sclf-samc
men who helped 10 carry on that
gigantic program, and now that we
are not so dependent on them NJ this
time, lets prove that all those words
Of encouragement and good will were
not only that we needed them, but
that they were looked upon a. men
with the problems Of mems work be-
fore them and admired for the spirit
with which they went about this
work.
II Is encouraging 10 see the men,
bers Of this post work as they are TO
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-20
SHEEP wINTERINc
IN GOOD SHAPE

J. p. Carr, an extensive ranch
owner, sixteen miles northwest Of
Alternately, was in town Thursday
and was a pleasant visitor 20 the Re
view office. Mr.. Carr tells as that
he Is wintoring about fourteen hun
dred head Of breeding ews on his
ranch and they are doing as well as
could be wished for. He has fed
them very little during the winter.
allowing them 10 make their living
on stalk fields. This Of course, u
due TO the mild winter, but he Is pre-
pared with plenty Of feed 20 take care
~ them In case Of snow or sleet.-S
Alternately Review.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-20
PETERSBURG HARDWARE
COMPANY ROBBED

Last Monday night the hardware
store Of Goodman 4 Shuler, at Pc
tersburg, was broken into and about
one hundred and fifty dollars worth
Of hardware taken. The glass IN the
front door was broken out TO allow
the thief 10 enter the store. The
robbery was not discovered I'll next
morning when Mr.. Shulcr went 10
open the store. The Officers were
notified, but no clue rs 20 the guilty
parties has yet been found.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-20
ANNOUNCEMENT

have decided 70 enter the race
for the office Of Tax Collector Of
Lubbock County. | have been in
the county for only few years
and some will no doubt want 70
know where ! have lived and what
my record Is as citizen. was
born forty years ago seven miles
east Of Bryan. Texas, In Bra7os
County Lived there % years, the
rest Of the time in West Texas. I
made my home in Vernon, Texas
for ten years before coming here.
II yOG care 10 investigate my re-
cord. write any Of the officials NJ
Bryan or Vernon. Texas, and | will
pay your postage bill. Should you
ladies and gentlemen elect me 10
this office, III serve you in the right
way.
Yours frulv
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-20
Yours truly.
TONY q. DYESS

Mrs. Annic Drifting. who has been
at local hosnital under care Of
specialists left Tuesday for her hone
RI Slaton. She hos been IN the
Sanitarium since December 2ist.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-20
ALLEN BROTHERSPO AMERICAN
LEGION IS MAKING AN ACTIVE
CAMPAIGN FOR NEW MEMBERS

keep the meetings full Of pep and in
terest, and we are sure that before
long this work win result in much
good for the post, az through these
new members they are expecting to
make Legion boosters Of the first
class.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-20

For County Clerks
H. ,. STUBS. Lubbock.
For Sheriff.
G. A. H0LcoMB. Lubbock.
Reelection.
JOE W. PERKINS. LubboeL.
For Tss coIlsetori
SAM SPIKES, Lubbock.
TONY q. DYESS. Lubbock.
For Tsx Assessor
X: c. BURNS, Lubbock.
(Re-election
A. y. JONES. Lubbock.
Commissioner, Prerinet No. 4.
NJ. N. CRAWFORD, LabbSck
Reelection.
County Commissionsr, Pre-. No. 81
u. n. WHEELER, Idalou,
Reelection.
For Pvb,i- weiehers
{. 7. JACKSON, Lubbock.
(Re-electionl.
HOCKEY AND COCHRAN
COUNTESS
For Tar Assessor
W. X. FRAZIER.
Movie beauty IS only screen deep.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-20

Hamilton Wright, STAFF c0rrespon-
dent f1r the Fort V'r.l Record vns
here Wednesday looking after the ia
terest Of his paper.