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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-21
Mrs. Wilkins Tells
Her Qualification

Declaring that q womAn,s success
N wife. mother and homebufidsr
adds 90 her qualifications for public
office, Mrs. May Avery wiikjnx
candidate for county treasurer On
tho democratic ticket. addressed the
Delta hi Mothers AZ tho homo Of
Mrs r. Bioxam Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Wilkins said that every swfas
and turn for economy In the treas.
urer's office viii be used By a
wsman. such az herself. who has
managed a hom,s. She aGdrrsssu
tho w. G. T. Y. at Columbia City
and the Whittier improvement club
In Ballard IN the evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-21

districts could become personally
acquainted with their sources In the
big cities.
In Ksnnewfek tonight the dsls.
gates were scheduled 10 get 10.
sethsr around the banquet board.
The pnsco-ifsnnewick bridge was
built by tho Union Bridge Co. Of
ssattis. u was finished ono month
ahead OF the contract tims.
II was built by popular s,Ibacrip.
tion, and tolls on the first day IL was
opened 20 traffic tosaicd tbsf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-21

because the ordinances authorix-
Ing the Improvement work on Aiki
ave. and Taylor ava. were passed a.
a special session Of the city coun-
ell ana not at regular meeting.
Corporation Council Waiter ".
Meier ssrved notice upon shs board
cf public works. Friday. that the
work In being Illegally done. Inn
uaedlatsiy the work was ordered
stopped. II Il believed that the
legal irregular'ty win b. overcome
shortly and tho work win 30 con.
tinued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-21
Hospital and Home
Divide Big Legacy

The Orthopedjc hospital and the
Samuel and Jennie kenney Prosby-
terrain Home for the Aged dlnoo
$35 900. as the result OF tho death
OF Mrs. Minerva ~. Smith In Co
lombla two years ago. Mrs. Smiths
husband. DIR. Mackay Smith. has
Just returned 10 Seattle. bringing
the legacy with him. DIR. Smith.
who has been mining gold In ecu.
trail America. has an immensely
valuable collection of Aztec relics
which no assembled during his
stay In the tropics. lie plans 70
donate the collection to the Smith
Isonian institute In Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-21
Begging Monkey
Makes Big Haul

NEW YORK. Oct ai.--Tfere's q
now monkeyshines. A hurdy-surdy
monk. while on . peRgins tour. car.
risd off a purse. some pearl beads
and bathing beauty's picture. The
police want him now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-21

PENSACOLA Fla. Oct H.
cra1h'ng into a sea wall when the
airplano In which he was training
TO become . Pilot skidded. Capt.
Roland Hrumhaugh was instantly
killed here yesterday. Lieut. n.
J. bartholomew. pilot. was unin.
jurnd.
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r,up,. Of feet from my head and
I noticed with no little comfort thas
the stout beams had been hewn out
OF live oak and that the caken kness
nraccd the ships ribs with q STUD:
nornnexs ike steel. Thank heaven
for the good cid New England con-
science.
STOUT OLD
SHIP xcREAKs
but lin spite Of her strength 'hs
shfp was old. and her joints ereakea
rheumaticaliy under tho terrific
strain.
ruled srom one side Of my bunk
a tho ether with the ron OF the boat
A. 1 sumbled over tho bumps In my
u,.str~es felt like some carry
herrtirs must have felt under the
spanish inquisition.
But. worst Of ALL wNs The mara
huana weed and tho Chinese TO-
nacco and the stale. over~used ar
7 mads up my mind would try 70
NOVA my bed into ono OF the snip 9
xmall boats aioft the next day.
THANKS HEAVEN
FOR DREAMS.
/ dreamed fitfuliy. Thank heaven
also for drean,A Tho freud'ans zen
us that cur dreams are thu expression
az unfunilicd desire. SO was u WIN
ma The uglier my surrounding the
more beautiful were my dreama
I dreamed Of tar weed. children al
play. fields Of peoples. sikgo.nsa
women, musio--ail the lively hna-
given things that ycarned for.
The nsxt morning ! started 70
move. but I found that Meyers bed
dine was far too light
That very morning I had heard
one Of tho oclcr~d men complaining
about The blankcta
s-ols Meyers BLANKETS N make
rood mosquito netting up In 'lAskA-
he had sid
TRIES 10 Bun
NEW BLANKET
want AFT 20 hase another
blankst from the chest" A. ]
entered the sacred captains quarters
Hector. tho ssorckeeper. hardly
looked up from some figures no va
writing
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Evangelist Due at
Swedish Tabernacle

Frank Lindblaf. evangelist. sa,A
20 have a keen insight into world AZ
fairs and TO present his views powss.
fully and fearleasly. win conduce
Bible services from sunday, October
70, 20 Sunday. october 70. Inclusive.
A. the Swedish tabernacle. Pike q.
and Bellevue ave.
Two services will BE- held on each
OF the Sundays. one AZ s5o ana III
other NJ 7.50 D. m. On weekdsya
services Will be held each evening a.
eept Saturday. az rs5 D. m
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Capt. Eobsrt Dollar. widely known
shipping man. viii address the
China club a. TIA Monday noon
meeting At the New Washington
hotel.
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and I felt az tho
l had n fever.
outside the seas
wcrc rolling high
and I bay awake
most OF thu night
listening TO the
giant av g =
smash with their
mighty strength
against the bosom
OF the founder
ing ship
In the flicker
ing candle uEht I
could make out
that the bark was
well built.
The dirty deck
bottom was hard.
49,, =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-21
Breadbox Bare,
Minister Works

NEWTON. ". j.. Oct 2i.--His
congregation won't keep tho bread
box full. Rev. q. n. 6chuitx. pastor OF
the Vernon Msthodist church. has
decided. 40 he IL earning $3.50 n day
ms timekeeper for road gang.
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NIy second night on the high seas
lNl was one OF tho worst have
ever spent.
had developed cold ~ tho 70
suit q wearing Meyers ~ shoes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-20
SIDE TALKS
bv Ruth Cameron
DON'T TELL THE FAMILY
Death c~rystallizes Kind Feelings
By GENE BYRNES

my Children
Death Crystalline Kind Feelings
And as ! read Il my heart echoed
"Oh. If he were only back and l could
tell HIM the thoughts about his work
and his life that have Crystallized IN my
heart since his DEATH
since his death. That's the point.
II seems 20 take death to crystalline
our sense OF a man or woman's worth.
IN life We tax" Il for granted. Then
death comes and we realize.
Perhaps Il isn't possible that We
should fully realize before but surely
Wa do have some idea Of our friends
e>cclleuces even before death under
lines them.
Surely il VIC tried We could put Into
words some OF these kindly feelings.
That Kind Of q Heartache
It's an old theme ! know hut this
experience has bronght it home with
new force to me. My heart aches with
the longing to turn back the calendar
and hnve my friend alive again and
he able TO toll him. Most OF us have
had that sort Of a heart ache and know
how overwhelming /; Is. Because there
is nothing ono car do.
But there Is something one can do.
Tho past is irrcvocahly gone but the
friends. If the one who Is gone knows
that We mean 10 lct this experience
make US kinder to tho living. surely he
will be content.
'TOm"rrow-Hcr Need OF Money.
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1 Minute Talesl
wi Nv Ad Schuster: NA%
A WRESTLING WAITER
Ad Schuster;

body bounced something Off his head"
Leaning over contidingly he added, i
think. perhaps. hes had Il drop too
much"
Ed saw that tho man and woman
were preparing H. leave, 80 he; acted
quickly. Moving over TO their table
he sat down and addressed the one who
had welded the celery.
You known saw It all" Ed started.
Now. I'm curious. | wouldn't raise Il
row or anything, but for the love or
Mike. tell me what 1t was all bout"
The man locked at the woman and
she nodded. I'll give o the main
points," he said.
'"Thut waiter ard used TO be pals.
Also, he used to be married TO the lady
whn is my wife. We thought We would
never hear from him again when We
lot married. but. would you believe It,.
he Was playing II violin in the orcfes-
ira at the ceremony. II was the OLD
L~oncngrin wedding march. To see him
there smiling from behind the palms
Eavc us a queer s~ensatioH-hut that was
only the first.
For a while We didn't see him. You
gee we moved to another town. And
then one day when We stopped in Il
drug store for soda. there he was jerk
Ing the handles and whtstllng the we'd
ding march. lie just grlnncd at US ami
took TO turning w wherever VIC went.
My business took Inc in 4 humber NJ
cities and We have moved about 4 lot,
out he always shows up. Why. he mas
hribcl grocery boys and milkmcn TO let
him bring stuff 10 our kitchen and al
ways he Grins and whistles. Hc had us
both neal to nervous prostration' and
then We came out here and lost him.
Tonight 1t had been two months
since he whistl"d at US last. just as we
were celebrating our freedom. l heard
the tune and knew he Was about. You
saw the rest
They 4 risen when the head waiter
hustled up with an apology. 1T IS
most unusual" he said, but one or tho
walters, the one Whu had the accident,
has insisted that you he given this
note"
The man and woman looked at the
paIcr. passed 1t to Ed. and left. There
were no words on 1t. only II music STAFF
on which WAS marked Il measure from
IohcnErin.
Tomorrow-A Sign of Prosperity.
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Helen Hunters Husband

BY Jane Phelp

stacked them on the Kitchen table. Then
he the living and dining
Rooms. putting IN place mo @na'fS anu
other furniture that had been disturbed
20 make room. This done. he once more
entered the Kitchen. glanced ruetulIy NJ
the towering stacks OF so!led dlshes'
then with Il shrug Of his broad shouI-
ders no set 10 work.
The clock struck six just AZ the last
dish was put in place. Then he set inc
table. made coffee, and oathed While ne
waited for 4 TO boil. Then he caIieo
: Helen. Al first she declared she would
not &c, up. Had he urged her Il Is
! probable she would have remained IN
bed. but lack made no reply. And now.
thoroughly Weakened. the odor OF the
freshly made coffee gave her the needed
impetus 10 rise.
How did you get Mrs. Dugan Ithe
jan!tressl so early she asked. her
! eyes widening as she saw the orderly
house.
Il dida't get her" Jack replied rather
shortly.
Blu; when-who-c'
"Who but me. And Helen. something
mus, be done. You Will have TO make
NJ you mind TO entertain very simply
or not ~ all. ! can't and won't stand
Tor H."
But. Jack-Mother used"
L dom: care l damn what your
mother used 70 do. | think even she
might have objected TO staying up all
night and washing dishes and then Try
INK 10 work 10 earn the money that
people who don't care 4 t!nker's damn
Tor anyone only for what they get out
OF them, can eat such supperS as YOU
gave those grafters last night, JACK
had not intended 70 say as much. but
h. Eel, injured IN every way. and once
started. the words leaped over each
other.
, That's right, swear. And call my
friends 'grafters' just because l invited
! them here. You can't make me cry by
your cruelty this morning, Jack Hun
ter"
"Who wants you TO cry: I said moro
than | meant 10. Helen. HUt don't work
a willing horse 10 ~death-that's all
He rose from the table. stuffed a lot or
papers into his pocket, and left the
house.
tTumorrow-Helen Sleeps 4 Bit Too
Long,.
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All inquiries addressed TO nr. Huber
in care ef the Health Talks" depart
nlcnt Will be answered in these columns
IN their turn. This requires consider
able time. however, owing to the great
received. SO IL n personal or
quicker reply Is desired, a stamped and
srlf-adIressrd envelope must be en-
rlnScd with The questionable Editor.
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Ed Wylie, celebrating Il $40 windialI'
sat at a corner table in a large restau-
rant, WINGED at the crashing orchestra
and watched the diners. There was
nothing he liked much better than TO
llnger over an expensive dinner In a
place where he could make up stories
to fasten on the people about him.
Near Ed a man and woman laughed
over their salad and looked in each
other eyes. 1T Is some KIM Of n
celebration" Ed thought. "a first an
niversary, perhaps" for he had noticed
the gold band on the woman's hand.
Easily they are the finest looking pair
in the house"
Eds glance wandered over the room.
Eaters. most OF them" he thought
Just plain eaters intent on the job.
He gave them VI as hopeless and re-
turned TO the man and woman. 1t was
his good fortune that he saw what took
place.
The young man, leaning forward to
ak TO his companion. stiffcned and
thrust out his Jaw. For All Instant he
looked almost fiercely. Then holding
his position, ne continued TO talk IN 4
low voice while one hand sought out
the great punch OF celery III inc center
OF the table. Holding 1t high on the
stalks and like a club he swlshed 1t
under the table.
Walking toward the two q walter, bal
anclng n tray. made his way with a
swinging and ipsolent walk. His mouth
was puckered and. very family, he was
whistling. As the walter passed the
table the man arose and with a full
swing brought the heavy celery down
on an unsuspcctinE head. Then the man
sat down II resumcd his conversation
with 4 girl who tried hard 10 look I'M
concerned.
All or the eaters swung around ut the
sound of falling tray and dishes. \
head walter and several satellites ran
up to 4 bewildered one who sat on
the floor. They helped him TO his feet
led him out. and returned to pick up
the Crockcry.
What happcned?' Ed asked Of the
ore who scrvcrd his table, 1t did not
seem possible that no one else had seen
the blow.
He says" the walter answered as he
pockcted n generous Up, that some
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CHAPTER -

Chapter 10
The last guest WAS gone. Even the
two servant maids had departed. JACK
and Helen were alone with the deorlS
OF the party. 1t might seem strange
TO one unused TO reactions OF 4 S"rI
that Jack. as he looked around, Won
dered how all the dishes were goinG TO
get washed. II may have shown =
small mlnd-at least II was a practical
one.
Wasn't Il perfectly lovely Helen
asked. the disorder troubling her nor I"
whit. II guess | had "a good a supper
as any OF them Will have she finished
looking for praise.
y rather guess you did" Jack re
piled grimly. Altogether too good. |
couldn't eat fer thinking OF the cost.
Nonsense. YOU ear write a big policy
and pay all the cost easy enough II
you try. My. Il IS , O'Clock. Come on
let's go 70 bed. We can talk !; over in
the mora.ne. The women all just raNed
over my supper.
How are YOU Go!:lS 20 set all th's
cleaned up K We <" - bed now: JACK
vavel an embracing hand about the dis
ordered place.
sOh. come on: Don't bother. Wei
Ee. the janitreSs Up in the morning We
can rinse enough cups and plates on
for breakfast when We are ready To eat.
! fee. as r / could sleep unt!l noon.
Helen made no effort 70 sttfe a vide
yawn as she moved toward their sleep
Ing room.
See here. Helen. We can't afford an
other penny for this supper. II - 80
late now another hour won't XII US.
Let's ge: al this mess cleared away
before We go 20 he'd. II Will be awful
TO get Up 10 such a pace"
Not on your !fc. Jack I'm dead.
II you had worked as hard ~ | hav"
TO Eet M thai n.rt%. I" nave K i suc-
cess. YOU would a'. '."t 80 much like
staying up any longer than is neces-
sary. Tomorrow - .,.r.tc- iay-S""d
night" and she tra.ted nonchalant'y
away from him.
Jack Hunter .oo&ed around him Then
his lips met IN u straight line. his
brows concentrated. He took on his
coat and vest. found the big bungalow
apron he used daily. and eave!opel him
self in t. Then metho@icatiy h" COM
menced to clear up the dishes. lie
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Love me and tell me so sometime
Gail Hamilton.
I suppose some OF my faithful read.
ers will feel like reminding me mat l
have quoted that sentence. before
I plead guilty. I have. AND th'nk
| probably shall again. Isn't II WORT"
1t?
But the reason quoted It this morn
Ing Is that l want TO add a sentence 10
it
Love me and tell me 80 sometime
Don't walt and tell my family after
In dead"
I had a letter this morning In an
swer TO a note I wrote TO the "lte OF II
friend OF mine who died u few weeks
ago,
The Good Citizen
This man vas one OF tho best citizens
I have ever known. and when | say
that, l mean a great deal. | mean Il
mar whom his friends can trust abso-
Intely. n man who never flinchcs from
family responsibility. who does what
over ne has to do as well rs it IL in
him To do it. who IL always ready to
pear his share In the work Of the COM
munity during the flu no gave his ser
vices with his machine. working halt
the night on top of busy days; In an
other time OF public crises he did police
duty.
tried to put some OF my sense Of
his worth into words in m note u
his wife, and this Is ono Of tho things
she said In the answer that came to
me this morning.
oh. II Robert could only have had
during all those hard years Of his life
even a small measure of the wonderful
things said to him that have come 10
me as q blessed heritage for me and
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home in Akron or Tuesday, AftE
pleasant visit with friends here an
near Lloydsville, she being ACCOMPANYING
home by her cousin, Miss AamloC1Ak1
Of near Lloydsville. 81
B. a. Boyd Of st. ClAirsvtlls p0k
Thursday night with his brother, ~
and Mrs. T. F. Boyd -
William Lodge, ST., was Z caller -
Flushing on Thursday afternoon 4
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Hayes spent III.
day In Wheeling. =
Mrs. John IddingS and MrA JohnStea
Of st. Gatrsvtlle. and Mrs. Walter VIII
liams Of near East Richland, werS viSts
tors in town on Thursday evening. a.
having attended the meeting Of tn
Ladies' F~ancywork club at tho homo q
their sister. Mrs. Eldred Lodge. Z
MIR. and Mrs. p. B. Caldwell. Mr.. An1
Mrs. George Caldwell and daughtsG,
| Mary Katherine, attended on ThursdA4
the Merchants and Farmers Institute
| which Is being held in GAINESVILLE thip
week. Thursday being a special day -
n few extra speakers were present, ane
dinner was served ut noon to all IN
delegates. :
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BANNOCK. OHIO

Meeting Held.
The members OF the y. II W. c. held
n meeting at the home of Miss Jessie
Doudna. In town. on Tuesday evening.
The usual program was carried out fol-
lowed Ivy n short business meeting. The
remainder OF the evening being spent
socially.
Club Meeting.
Mrs. Eldrcd Lodge entertained the
members Of the Ladies' FanCywork
club. AGO several guests. Mt her home
in town on Thursday evening. Various
kinds Of nccdlcwork formed the chief
occupation Of tho evening, together with
various amuscmcnt$. all being in keep
ing with St. ratrick'S day. a dainty
lunch was served at an appropriate
time.
No Farmers Climb Meeting.
The members Of tho Wheeling Valley
Progressive Farmers club Will not hold
their regular monthly meeting. as \
greater umhe Of the families have
Illness at home, one or more members
I'm each family being attacked with
Illness, which is prevalent among the
residents in this community at the
present time.
Bannock Briefs.
Mr.. md Mrs. Harry Browning and
daughter Miss Helen: Mr.. and Mrs.
Arch otto. and s~istcr-in-law. Mrs. Otto,
all IF Wheeling. were guests one eve
ming the past week at til" home of Mrs.
Drawings sister, MIR. and Mrs. John
Taylor. local residents. Mrs. Taylor,
who has been quite i'll. Is some I'm
proved.
FRANK Harris WAS 4 business visitor
IN Wheeling on Tuesday.
Mrs. G.. II. L.awman returned to her
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"I have seen your advice that smoking
should be given up entirely. Man. az
us wound like TO have a r"a, Strt"m"ht
OF the evil effects Of whatever ingredi-
ents there may be IN tobacco and It's
smoke. About a year ago | . III a
very highly honored medical journal
that smoking has no "Vil eitects ana
that cigarettes may be used WITHOUT
harm. Again. last year. Il friend OF mlnc
20 wars OF age had himself well exam
med, He smokes very heavily. an"
keeps at Il from SIX 10 eight hours every
day. The examining physician t"'" h'tn
that tobacco did nobody any harm. On
tho other hand VIC are told ny mehl'a'
men and specialists in rearing boys ana
youths that tobacco does injure the
whole body. and that c!Sarett'S ar" "S-
pecially hanecul. ! have a sh"r state
mont from a ncuroIo@:st or New YORK
whose fame Is at least continental. about
the III effects OF tobacco on the nervous
,ysten OF youth and adult. Which
theory IS 10 be believed" OF course the
multitude a the view they like. AMI
smoke as much AZ they please. | have
heard 1, said. on medical authority. THAR
a great deal of untitness for military
a~sryice Is due TO smoking. Is this true
Am q prieSr IN t~NOEOuSNIF EOtN
standing and am asking in all good
faith for real Information. Il amazcs
me when doctors laugh ~ our advice
70 men 70 let tobacco alone and laugh at
our warning against physical. mental
and moral degradation through harmful
i~ndulgences. II amazes me for ! know
such a host OF men In all kind OF Occu-
pations who tell me OF the injury they
have suffered and who herroan th"i-
.basement and who sadly wish they had
mover begun TO smoke.
II Is a serious matter for youths and
mon who are smoking hall their waking
hours. l see men inhaltng even cigar
and pipe smoke. The total effect on
the manhood OF this country IS appal-
ling. l shall not sign my name. hoping
you will believe my assurau"" that I
am worthy OF your serious and court"-
Gus attention. Give US something d"t!-
mite and searching 10 set before n"Sir-
ners and addicts."
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BRAIN TESTS
By SAM LLOYD

Each OF the following sentences con-
tains tho name OF a city. town or VII
lagc in tho United States:
The bold rider refused all assistance.
Madam says you must lcav" at least
one more letter zach morning or she
Will ~patronize another postmas.
The new porter dropped 10 trunks the
very first day.
We discovered the hear den very close
10 the sheep fold.
l won't mind this baby longer than
tomorrow.
Answer to Yesterdays.
The accompanying diagram shows
how 10 Peeps seven sheep ar" seSrcgat-
cd by the three straight fences.
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PatStern 1928 Is illustrated here. ~
is cut in 4 Sizes: .. 4. 6, and 8 year1t
A 4 year size will reuire - ytrda
of 81 inch material.
Challie. embroideries "all-oVer' Won
or batiste. taffeta or CHINA siL.S
serge, albatross and gabardine' eisa
linen. and Bingham may be used &c!
this style. II
\. pattern Of this illustration maile8
10 any address on reseipt OF lzc -
silver or stamps. -
Write name md address plainly. 0eoH
II cents to The Intelligsneer ont0S
Wheeling. VI. Va ;
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Paul MASSEY and Tom Basu!c Lniracu-
lousy escaped injury when n motorcycle
on which they were riding plunged
through Il plate glass window at Jacob
and ~Thtrty-eighth streets. Massey was
fined s. in police court for reckless driT-
Ing,
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Reverend Sir:

I am sorry your letter does not bear
your namo and address. | have no need
for such AZ evidence of y"nr good faith.
which Is inherent between the lines, but
S>~nid have been glad to send you