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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-21
SKELETONS FOUND AT BRISTOW 4.
BELIEYED TO SOLVE MYSTERY

ed from 81 iouls for Guthrie. Ok
by wagon train IN 1887. lie was
last see In sapulpa. twenty miles
northeast Of here.
Searohers found the wagon and
team OF the young couple after sew.
cral days. Il was said. No trace
was ever found OF the missing oou'
pie and their disappearance was one
OF the greatest ~unsolyed puzzles Of
early territorial days.
Territorial authorities are said to
have concluded the couple was
murdered by robbers M Il was
thought Wheeler carried n large
sum OF money.
The Identification Of the Indian
In believed TO be correct. authori'
ties said today. and efforts are he.
Ing made TO locate relatives Of tho
couple In st. Louis.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-21

Every person IN New brunswick
knew OF the tragic end of the Rev,
Hall and Mrs. Mills but one-the
aged mother OF the minister.
The mother lives In a boarding
house and was taken for rides fro
duently by the minister. Although
she attended her sons funeral,
friends told her he died a natural
death.
Mrs. Hall. the pastors broken
hearted wife denied herself TO In
reviewers today,
II stlll believe In my husband
members of the household quoted
her as saying. These sordId stories
OF scandal that they tell Of Edward
are all lics-i know they are"
Mills. husband OF the choir lead
a. and %janltor OF the aristocrati'
church. sat on the wobbly steps oI
the implanted frame house where
he occupies the second floor ant
ro-arflrmed his faith In HIS deat
wife"
|. I'm sure Of her innocence h
said repeatedly. III II had beer
any other man hut my pastor
might not be so certain. but h
was n good man-Ellnor was I
good girl"
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Continued from page one.)
men recommended by the State
Bankers association. when be.
came governor. the bankers sub.
mitted a list of nine men. none OF
whom had supported me. | ap.
pointed Fred Dennis. When Dennis
took office. the state bank guaranty
fund was IN debt. It soon grew.
Then came the defeat OF the Yer
sailles treaty which resulted In the
closing Of foreign markets for farm
products. The crash came and the
fund coild not withstand the strain.
"Some members OF the banking
department may have gone wrong,
but the record of the department is
as clean as n hounds TOOTH" said
the governor.
The legislature. he said. provided
for only eight bank examiners all
of whom were un%derpaid. The re-
suit was that efficient examiners
soon found positions with progress.
sive banking firms and the prope;
standard OF efficiency could not be
maintained in the bank examiners
office. the speaker declared.
With five or six amendments, the
state banking system a be re.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-21
GOVERNOR TAKES
POKE AT FIELDS

Continued from page one.)
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ttOntlnued from pHHe Ont,l
they had gone to meet a person
who set himself up as moral nso
to the extent of taking life.
2-That the two. innocent OF any
clandestine love affair. were lured
to the house by persons seeking re-
venge for some unknown injury.
Samuel Levine. guardian of Willie
Stevens. the eccentric brother OF
Mrs. Mills. stated that he was the
only one who held the key to the
ghost house"
Cross examination OF persons liv-
ing fairly close TO the Phillips place
brought forth startling revelations.
The most significant tale was told
by Charles Jones. an auto mechanic.
and his wife. They stated they
were up late Thursday night caring
for the wants of a baby, when a
woman's screams were heard. Sew
eral shots following this were heard,
Jones said.
Il ran to the window and jerked
back the curtain said Mrs. Jones.
i saw two automobiles dashing by
at a terrific speed. They were
headed toward New Brunswick"
Other persons In the n~eighDorhood
stated they also heard the screams
of a woman and the shots.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-21
(py The United rrs.s.)

Bristow. Okla. Sept. 2i.-The
fstery OF a half century Ia be-
wed 10 have been solved.
Skeletons believed TO be those OF
don Wheeler and his wife. who
fappcarcd here IS years ago. were
Rind In q shallow grave two mileo
uthwest OF here late yesterday.
|The skeletons were found by
prkmen e~xcavating for u cellar.
ecayed parts OF clothing and par
files OF blonde hair OF a the wo.
hn indicated they were white.
Little Red Dog. 30 year old Creek
|dian. told the workmen the skelc.
ms were those OF n man named
heller and his wife. II was .saId.
Wheeler was the son OF wealthy
rents. believed TO have lived In
i. Louis. He Is said To- have start.
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stored 10 its previous standing, Gov
ornor Robertson said.
The tax OF onenhh OF one per
cent OF the daily deposits IN the
state bank WAS not sufficient TO
pay the losses. he declared.
pepositors VIII oe, Money.
They may be- forced to wait a
year. or maybe, two years but de-
posltors IN state hanks which have
failed will get their money" Gov
crnor Robertson said. Tho one
hundred mud finy state banks who
turned traitor aud nailonalized will
not escape their obligations"
While discussing the bank guar
anty fund. Governor Robertson mad,
a passing mention Of the failure o.
the Bank OF Commerce OF okmul
gee which resulted In nm indictment
being brought against the governor
and several others. "A bunch oI
%acalawags robbed the Bank OF Com
mcrce.' he said. aud indictments
were returned against some meI
who are as innocent as any man ia
this crowd. Don't worry about me
I'm ready to So to Srlal IN 30 min
utes II can 30. a fair iudg, ans
jury. | don't propose. however. t.
go 10 trial before q corrupt iudf'
controlled by q bunch of cut
throats.'
Fields Not Capable, Says.
John Fields was the victim OF
bitter attack by the states chic
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-21
GOOD SOAP FOR LESS
THAN TWO CENTS A POUND

the pure. clean soap you need for
kitchen, laundry and all household
purposes.
You will find simple directions for
soapmaking ~ the label Of every can
Of Merry Wa Lye-also many other
recipes such rs how TO make lyc
hominy, how to soften water. how TO
make clothes washing easy. how To
brighten cooking utensils, etc. o
Merry War Powdered Lye is also n
wonderf cleaner and purifier for use
about the home, barn, chicken house
and outhouses. Comes in a convenient
canwith~ revolving sitting top that can
not come OFF. cannot get lost, recloses
tightly and preserves contents. 1t is
economical TO buy and easy to use.
Ask your dealer for Merry War Lyc
be sure yoa get merry Wharf.-The
I've that has made good for SO years.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-21

N'onlluueu ifum pttt un',f
hck. This was the fastest race ever
kepped on the track here.
tcompeting against a field OF 90.
t'athes. owned by Frank Jennings.
pn the farmers race. This award
bs protested and will be settled TO.
~ by the judges. The %protestants
tntended that Jennings does not
Ne In the county and that Peaches
a professional.
ICharlle. owned by w. W. Perrin.
on second In the farmers race.
puebird. owned by j. T. Adams.
nished third and Smuggler. owned
o. +. Hood. came In fourth. The
me was SO As seconds.
Winners In the four and one.half
hrlongs race were: Gray Maud,
Irst; Argonne Forrest. second and
led Wing. third. Time: IS 2.5
kconds.
Kreppin. a young stud whose dam
as Bonnie Hayes of the C. b. Camp.
bll stables. had an easy time win
ing the SIS mile run in one minute
I'D five seconds. Oklahoma Kid
.nished second and Tom Paxton
bird.
The semi.final card Of the county
hir speed program will be rendered
his evening. Fridays card will con-
eude the program.
Fair Ends Today.
The seventh annual Grady county
rec fair and exposition ends today.
udging probably will be completed
N noon. Several attractions, 1t is
bid, may remain until after the race
ogram Friday afternoon, 1t is ex-
lcted, however, that most Of the ex-
fbits will be taken down tonight. =
] Yesterday was "Chickasha Day. at
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-21
Make 1t At Home BY This
Easy Process Takes Less
Than 80 Minutes.

Nowadays, more and moro women
are doing az their mothers did and are
making their own soap. II you have
never tried IL. you will be surprised to
see how easy il IL to make good soap.
soft soap, hard soap or floating soap,
just by using kitchen scraps and waste
grease together with q can Of Merry
War Lye. the safe andsure soapmaker.
In the old days when soap was made
by the boiling process it took nearly
all day to make O kettle Of soap. Now
ii Is hardly any work at all-requires
no boiling-takes less than 30 minutes.
Saves you money and gives you oil
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-21

executive. John liant capable OF
being governor OF oklahoma" he
said. ehnhatically. II say that In
an sincerity, Bat iohp's not re-
%sponsihle. God made him narrow
between the eyes. I could pick
10000 men IN oklahoma better quail.
filed than John Fields. lie wouldn't
make a good county commissioner -
The governor declared that Fields
n editor OF a paper owned By Ar
thur copper. of Kansas, and publish.
ed In Topeka "ita u curse to the
farmer instead u a benefit he as.
serted.
Governor Robertson praised Jack
Walton and the entire dcmocrail,
ticket. lie referred to the demo
cratic platform as the sanclt and
best platform ever promulgated hy
a political party
Governor Robertson lefi early
this morning for Oklahoma city.
The number OF hptical cells com
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-21
MoroRcycLIsr Is KILLED.

Arkansas city. kans., Sept si.-c,
J. s~tarkwsathdr, %, was dashed into
eternity here last nlght when riding
thirty miles an hour IN tho ccntcr
OF a railway track IN q suburban see.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-21

the fair. Local retail stores were
closed during most OF the afternoon.
Attendance at the fair has equalled
expectations and exceeded the pre-.
dictions OF many.
Reports Of the awards In the var.
Ious departments are being complied
today. The job may be completed
tomorrow.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-21

ton. with head bent low adjusting
the %earburctor OF his motorcycle. ha
ran headon into AZ interurban pus.
senFer ear.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-21

The chemical formulea for rub
bcr IN ten II six.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-21

GHOST HOUSE"
AFTER EVIDENCE

CONTINUED from page one.)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-21

The number Of optical cells com
posing the eye Narica with different
species of insects.
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Revelations "A Vie s9eAasSsss5os

given me. I'm a pretty bad sort,
cut YOU don't really think I could
untarilyhurt you. do you >"
There was such genuineness sad
ness in MS tones that almos- invol-
unfairly 1 uttered quick denial
even as I tried 10 draw my hand
from beneath his
You Game GirI,'
oh no, no. I said And I must
thank you for saving a nasty acct
dent just now. But ever since that
terrible time I have these queer lit
tie attacks whenever II is mentioned
It's nothing but nerves. and will
wear away with time"
It's all my fault" he said con-
tritely. IF I weren't a picked
pterOdactyl I'd have known better
than 10 blurt a thing like that out to
you without any warning But where
do you get that stuff that I saved an
accident? You game girl. You
jammed on the brakes even as you
slumped over the wheel"
Il don't remember" I said truth
fully. / must have done IL mechani-
cally But didn't you turn off the
ignition switch and grasp the
Wheel"
Naturally. not being an absolute
pilot. although the next thins TO IT,
he retorted ironically. But you
had the car stopped practically. No,
leave your hand where it is for the
few seconds we stay here You're
not fit to drive for a minute or two,
and it won't do you any harm to re-
member that you gave a minutes
happiness TO a poor devil who, what
ever else he's done. has kept you in
his heart like a rare jewel since ne
first set eyes on you And, who
knows, I may never hold your hand
close to my heart again"
With a swift sudden movement he
frightened his clasp upon my hand
which was resting on the wheel and
then drew il against his heart. There
was such sincerity and sadness in his
tone that for a second or two. sway
ed TO sympathy by them. and yield
ing to the almost hypnotic fascina-
ton which Harry Underwood can
WELD when he chooses to exercise 1t,
let my hand rest quietly in his.
Then, with a swift realization Of
the absurdity Of my position, l drew
my hand decisively away from his,
and stopped 10 the switch key of the
car. But even as I did so, / was
shocked 10 discover that the action
had taken a distinct mental effort
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Vhy Harry Underwood Begc
MadRe To Understand.

Why Harry Underwood Begged
Madge TO Understand.
II Harry Underwood had suddenly
struck me in the face I could not
have been more unpleasantly startled
than l was at his request 10 refresh
my memory and tell him everything
/ knew of Grace Diapers activities.
This meant the rehearsing the
story OF Juniors kidnapping, the re-
membrance Of which l never per-
mitted 10 come into my mind. be-
cause OF the oddly terrifying effect
the memory had upon me. Ny
nerves had been 50 shattered in those
days Of waiting that any reference
10 IL brought wildly back the agony
I had suffered, and for a few sec
onds blotted out sight and hearing
and left me faint ad trembling
Luckily, because OF the winding
road 1 was driving rather slowly.
and fancy Mr.. Underwood had been
watching me closely. At any rate.
as my fingers relaxed on the wheel
and 1 felt everything going black be-
fore my eyes. I sensed vaguely that
one OF his powerful hands had
grasped the wheel with the other
reached past me and turned off the
Ignition switch.
I did not quite drift off into uncon-
seriousness. 1 had simply slumped
against the wheel in a blind dizziness.
and the touch OF Harry Underwoods
hands as he gently tried to draw me
away from II effectually reused me.
A MOmentary Fear.
'I-am-all-right I said
sitting erect with a mighty effort,
trying TO ignore the fact that his arm
lay across the back OF the seat be-
hind me. and that MS other hand
covered mine on the wheel with a
tender. protecting clasp. He had
guided the car to the side Of the
road, and stopped it. and there came
to me the thought that if he were
associated with Grace Draper was
alone with MIN upon a lonely wood
road, where at this time of the year
but very few cars passed.
I banished the thought the next
Sstant with the remembrance that
my father, himself had sent me
with Mr.. Underwood. But 1 was
afraid l did not quite hide its COM
ing and going from the keen black
eyes watching me.
Lady Fair" he said reproachful-
ly, and there was no trace OF his
usual hooking lightness I'm the way
he utter the name he has always
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Mich, was an out-of-town guest.
Miss Pauline Treesch. ZAP Lawn
dale av., was hostess TO I 2 members
of the Thalia sorority Monday eve
ming. Plans were made for a dance
to be given in the Rotary and Turk
ish rooms Of the oliver hotel on the
evening OF Oct. "a, for which the
sale OF tickets will be limited. The
Big Five orchestra will play the pro-
gram OF dances. The committee in
charge includes Miss Caroline Hos
Ter. chairman, Miss Pauline Treesch.
Miss Mildred Mitchell and Miss Mar
garet Heideman. Saturday evening
Miss Helen Hollowell will be in
itiated into the sorority at the home
OF Miss Helen Gafill, woodward av.
A formal dinner will follow at the
Oliver hotel.
The second OF the series OF dances
to be sponsored by the Scholarship
club for the off campus students of
Notre Dame University. will be held
Friday evening at the Oliver hotel
with Harry Denny's orchestra play
ing the program OF dances.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Mrs. William Happ and Mrs VIII
lard Happ. VIII be hostesses at an in
FORMAL tea Saturday afternoon for
Mrs. Robert Happ, a recent bride.
The affair viii be given al the Pro
gress club rooms
The Delta gina Epsilon frater-
nifty, South Bend chapter. viii en-
terrain with an informal dance oct.
10 in the Rotary room of the oliver
hotel The Big Five Orchestra viii
play from 2 until u o'clock.
The Child Conservation Lea que
will meet this afternoon at 2:S0 at
the home Of Mrs. r. W. Barnes, 112
s. Clinton st, g W. Barnes viii
speak on his work with the Boy
Scouts
The Womans Missionary society Of
the First Brethren church viii meet
this afternoon at $50 at the church.
The Mothers club viii hold ,their
regular meeting Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. A. G. Graham.
SOS ". Colfax av.
The WOmans Missionary circle OF
the Zion Evangelical church will
meet this afternoon with Mrs. Julia
Smith. 1910 +. Bowman St
The Womans Aid society Of Stuu
Memorial church will meet this af-
ternoon at the church The host
esses will be Mrs. W II. Braman
Mrs ". p. Allen and Mrs. II.
Barber.
The members Of the Womans
Literary club will be entertained at
luncheon at o'clock this afternoon
at the home of Mrs. William X.
Lamport. 322 ". Washington av
Mrs. Frederick Cunningham will be
the assisting hostess
The Helena Febekah Sewing circle
will meet al their hall this after
noon. The hostesses viii he Mrs.
Esther Mennen. Mrs. Gus Schrieker
and Mrs. A. EOibriCht
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PQPS ora ais

Mr. and Mrs. Allen Milbern, 40S
w. Navarro St, left Saturday for
two weeks stay at New York city
where Mr. Milburn Will attend the
national convention of the Morris
Plan banks TO be held in that city.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. B. Bertling. 215
S. Taylor St, left Tuesday for a trip
TO the northwest and before their re-
turn TO the city about Nov l, will
also visit Cincinnati, O.. and Chata-
nooga, Tenn.
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TomorroW'S
HOROSCOPE
By Genepiepe Kemble
THURSDAY. OCT -

Friendly influences rule this day.
judging by the interpretations of the
astral seers with Jupiter, the great
benefic. and the convertible Mer-
curry both under trine aspect with
Luna, there should be splendid pro
gress in all commercial and profes-
sional pursuits. particularly those
in which writings and publish
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4131 Radlum silk. gingham.
satin. crepe de chine and crepe. also
lawn and batiste are good for this
model. The drawers may be finished
with or without leg bands.
The Pattern is cut in 4 Sizes:
1896; Medium. $50; Large,
42-44; Extra Large, 46-4S inches
bust measure. a 80 inch size re-
quires / SIS yard Of sc incn ma
terial for the Drawers and SIS
yard for the Chemise.
Patterns mailed to any address on
receipt of 12c in silver or stamps
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$ tn.

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IT, --... efs crare
"'' ~
and Mrs. Hugo D. Llndotrs. l'V1
Jerome S.. Lansing. Mich and
Charles r.. Y1e. son of Mr and
Mrs. Frank A. Yost 1711 Lincoln
way r.. This r.tv took place az 4
O'Clock Tue.Gay afternoon az the Pill
grim Consre gauoual church at
Lansing The service was read
by the pastor. Rev John J.. Joskiu-
seu. in the presence of $50 guests.
The rich colorngs Of autumn were
carried out in the decorations Of
The church and home and also were
reflected .n the gowns worn by the
members Of the bridal party The
altar % the church was banked
foliage relieved ny tail baskets Of
white chr5 sauthemum-- The pe"s
were tied with white satin ribbons
Miss Mildred konnsman. Of Lam
sing presided AT the organ and
The Bridal Chorus from "Lohen-
grin" announced the entrance OF
the bridal party the procession be-
Ing led by the ushers. George O..
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his friendship with you because you
would no. kiss him, you have not
lost much, my dear. Keep up your
dignified attitude, end you will meet
young men who will value you FOR
your standards.
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Anne Laurie will welcome letters
Of inquiry on subjects OF feminine
interest from young women readers
OF this paper and viii reply to them
Ia these columns. Letters TO Miss
Laurie should be addressed 70 her.
in care Of this Office
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DEAR ANNIE LAuRIE:


What is the RICH. time for a girl
OF is 10 get home nights?
Is it dangerous 10 go car riding
with strange men,
I came home with a young man
the other night. but would not kiss
him good night, and for that reason
he does not speak TO me. Kindly
advise me wha- 10 do. I'm very
fond OF this young man.
BLONDE
BLONDE: Ten or ten-thirty is the
proper time for you 10 be in, my
dear. don't you think 80?
II IS dangerous even 20 speak 10 a
man 10 whom you have not been
properly introduced.
II the young man has given up
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Send 12c in silver or stamps for
our UP-TO-DATE FALL AND
WINTER 1922-1923 BOOK OF
FASHIONS.
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Pattern Editor.
The News-Times.
South Bend. Ind.
Dear Sir:-Find enclosed II
cents IN stamps or silver for
which you will kindly send me
pattern
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Dr.. and Mrs. II +. Vitou. 739 s
Michigan 81. announce the marria sc
OF their daughter. Mary Elizabeth,
20 r. Mckinley Bacon. of Cleveland
o., which took place Tuesday morn
ing a. 1880 o'clock at their home.
Rev. E. ". Cole pastor Of the
First Christian church officiating
The occasion also marked he we'd
ding anniversary of DR.. and Mrs
Titou. The bride was becomingiy
gowned in cinnamon brown Canton
crepe and wore a cOrsage OF sun
burst roses and sweet peas. Autumn
flowers and foliage formed the dec
GRAFTON OF the home. Following a
wedding breakfast for a few friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bacon left for their
home in Cleveland. o. Mrs. Bacon
travelling in a suit OF dark blue
Yalama cloth trimmed with fur and
a hGt Of jade green.
The bridal dinner was given last
evening AT the home OF Mrs c. L.
Lamphear. 215 South High ST.
Guests We're members OF the imme-
date families.
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ADVICE TO GIRLS
By Annie Laurie
DEAR ANNIE LAURIE.

am girl of q, with a good posi-
ton. and am supporting my mother
and two small sisters.
have always had a host of ad-
mirers, but find myself now in love,
and the young man 1 am in love
with las often told me he loved me,
yet he has never proposed.
We have been acquainted for years.
although we have been going out
together for only four months, and
neither of us goes around with any
one else.
I would love TO be married and
would appreciate your advice, as /
am inclined TO brood over the situa-
ton very much, and don't wish 10
tell my mother. B. c. c.
b. c. C: Give the young man
time, my dear. Four months is a
very short time IN which to decide
whether he wants TO make you his
wife. Besides, you are only q. II
the young man loves you he will
tell you so.
I admire you so much for caring
for your mother and little sisters.
and I am sure your reward will come
in many years OF happiness.
Annie Laurie will welcome letters
OF inquiry on subjects OF feminine
interest from young women readers
Of this paper and will reply 10 them
in these columns. Letters 10 Miss
Laurie should be addressed 70 her.
in care OF this office.
Copyright. 1920