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Milford chronicle., 1925-05-08
SAMUEL ]. WILSON & son
MILTON, DELAWARE
Funeral Directors and EmbaImere

Funeral D1recJOrB and EmDal4nleEb
We have added to our funeral equip
rnent new Motor Funeral Car, 70
which we make no extra charge. We
have still retained both our Black an6
White horse drawn hearses, which
therefore places US in q position to fur
nish either horse drawn or mot0
We are the best equipped and carry
the largest stock Of funeral supplies
south Of Wilmington.
Cali phone. Of1ce No. "a, re8idenct
No 2s. Phone service day ana night. y
coIIins after 10 D. m. call No 29. Al
calls promptly answered. NO eXtrS
charge for distance, use Of hearse o.
wife's services. -,...
We also carry q large and complet'
assortment Of Furniture, Carriages
Runabouts, Farm Wagons, Rack WaF
onG and Farming Implements.
Milford chronicle., 1925-05-08

President Coolidge is said to feel
that there is no reason why the
policy of the United States toward
countries who have changed their
policy by recognizing the soviet do
not seem to be particularly happy
over it.
Milford chronicle., 1925-05-08

so that l could not
do my work. Once
in a while / would
be sick a week. A
friend toldme that
Lydia E. Pin k
hams Vegetable
Compound h ad
kept her out of
the hospital, so |
thought l would
try it, asIhadtried
a anumber of other
medicines. Now l
Milford chronicle., 1925-05-08

feel like a different person and am
telling my friends about the Vege-
table Compound helping me, hoping
they will let it help them, too. "
- Mrs. ETHEL HICKMAN, Box q,
R. F. D. No. 1, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Saved From An Operation
Monessen, Pa. - 'I took Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for
serious case of female trouble. The
worst pain I had was in my right side
and back with swelling in my side so
that I was unable to walk at one time.
I was ordered to go to the hospital,
but here am, still without an opera
ton. saw your advertisement and
have taken the Vegetable Compound
with splendid results. Mrs. J.NEL-
SON, 842 Donner Ave-, Monessen, Pa.
Milford chronicle., 1925-05-08

At a birth control conference in
New York recently many pleas were
made for legalizing the practice.
Birth control might be all right if
it cduld be confined by law to elm
mating the black sheep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
JOB UNCERTAIN GRADY FUNERAL
Legislature May Turn Down
Barnes Appointment

OLYMPIA. Dec with the
Banker reclamation bill killed no a
result Of support Ia tho house which
upheld Gov. Harley's veto, the leg
islaiuro today turned 90 discuss
what would happen 90 = J. barnes.
director Of the department Of con
sorvatlon and development,
Barnes j. a recess appolntss. and
confirmation OF the governors ap,
pointes Is scheduled 90 come up
Friday.
Barnes. like Gov. Hartley. be,
llsyss the state should abandon par
ticipation IN reclamation affairs, an
attitude which Is not iu harmony
with the opinions OF the senate ma.
jority The senate puposely post
poned action on appointees from
yesterday until Friday 30 u could
zee how the Banker bin would fare
fare.
Several reclamation senators want
20 dlsapproyo Of Barnes appoint
ment on tho grounds that he 1,
hostile 20 reclamation activities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
JUDGE BILL TO
Be AMENDED
Plan TO Make Four King
County JuristS Elective
nv srArF CORRESPONDENT

~ NlANF
OLYMPIA. Dee s-rhe first re-
.na,ary move on the part Of the
at. legislature. following Gov.
llsrusys veto O, the Banker rsela-
nation bin. will no doubt come To-
Jay,
Tn. measure. which passed the
,.nats 10 DAYS ago, providing for tho
s,rointment q four superior court
judges IA KinE county + on tho
bouse calendar nos second reading
his moning
R,pots arc that the bin win be
,,s,ed 20 third reading in tho house
ana be amended 80 that tho Judges
VIII be elected and no, appointed.
Tho act A. passed by tho upper
house provides for their appointment
hy the governor
Legislators have felt that many
ye,.s FOR or against measures IN this
scssion have been Influenced by leg
tsla,crs who would like 20 have a
voice IN the appointment OF the
Judges. None Of the present mem
b.rs OF this session would he eligible
10 the judscships, as a legislator
cannot hold an office which he has
created during his term OF legislative
membership
AFTER the hltl Is amended n will
be rushed hack 20 the senate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02

A NIGHT tour Of the city and a
~ mammoth Christmas trco IN tho
Union Pacific depot win be features
this year Of tho annual Seattle
Yulctido party The date n Tues.
day evening. December 2s. the ccle.
batiun win start M 2 p, m.
Rainier Noble post, of tho Amor.
can Legion. Is sponsoring the huge
party, 60 which everyone Is invited
Special Arrangements. as were made
last year again viii be made 10 give
every shutin In tho city n chance
to 500 tho holiday decorations ana
get present from the L. P.'s tree.
Tho tour FOR which 800 cars are
needed. will start from Pioneer
square, After slow trip all around
tho brightly illuminated business
district. tho shut.ins and children
viii be taken into tho great waiting
room OF tho depot. which viii be
warm and bright with lights. and n
Christmas celebration win be held
around tho tree,
Miss Virginia Flynn, Of the Christ,
mas cheer committee OF tho Legion.
Ia working TO get enough cara Dr.
Frank Loope. editor OF The Seattle
stars Sunshine smiles" wants the
names and addresses Of shutins
who wish 20 make the trip, Gifts.
such as toys. candy. Jams, jellies.
books writing paper or anything
suitable. may be left with Mrs
Mary r. Guy. Guys drug store.
Third and Columbia.
Last year somo bhutlns who
hadn't been downtown Tor ten years
were taken on their first 'Joyrlie'
during the party.
Those who are helping this year
include Mas Flynn, Mrs. Guy, pr,
Ioope. Jesse Cohen. general chair.
man; II II vivian. song leader in
charge OF tho station party; Mrs, u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
STATE FUNDS
STARTS ON PAGE 1

and dsv-,rrment ADDED several
items
Autographs suyory, 5000 left out
by governor Timber protection, S.
900 left out by governor. Special IN.
yesugations. 1880 left out by gov.
eruor Ite-approprlated t22,g7b for
Columbia basin survey. 5000 white
Bluffs instead Of $4,000 as recon.
mrnded by governor Department OF
licenses cut $500 giving total Of
$50 900. Motor vehicles division cut
i2o. 600 allowing a total Of tt4TJ00.
given 1890. allowed for auto lists
Tor peace officers, instead OF $4,000
a. recommended by the governor.
Military operations. Siss0O0. $4,000
less than governor asked I6f. 900
asked, capital outlay, cut 20 $4,000.
The three obstacles which the
Joint appropriations committee must
hurdle before the budget bin Is
ready are; Department OF education.
higher educational institutions and
the department OF agriculture.
The governor made no provision
FOR the inspection Of cattle for tuber-
culosin, The house appropriations
committee appropriated 400, 900.
Tho senate only wants 10 allow t37.-
COO. no compromise has been
reached 10 break the deadlock on in
Etitutlons Of higher learning
Tho Joint appropriations commit
leo pulled the rescue act last night
for tho state Libraries. Gov Hart.
Icy wanted 10 allow iie.75O for the
state law and state Libraries and 20
abolish tho state travelling library
Tho committee allowed the state
travelling library $4,000. tho state
library $1,000. and the state law H.
hrary. si5.5oO, making n total Of
81, 500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02

into contact with others. so-
eially
No, 6-This number n like
No 2, but more intense,
No, Thlf IL tho champion OF
them all II means great pow.
crr, generally a desire TO rise
superior 20 others. and the pos
session Of high ideals
No. b-This governs tho mind.
~ means q good business head.
with organizing ability and de,
Notes success IN trade and com,
meroc.
No. o-Generally called tho
number OF genius" and denotes
nigh mental and spiritual pow.
erS' altho ~ influence may DO
harmful 70 the physical powers,
making tho subject mentally
strong but physically weak.
60 YOU sec. for John Smith,
~ applying the key. We get 40
tho character Of the subject
klndly'hesrtcd person. seeking
70 got along In the world with.
out troubling anyone else. man
governed By his heart more than
his head His future. under the
number 5. means that hen be
hkcly 10 succeed Ia business.
Tomorrow well toll you somo
more about Mystic Numbers. ana
work out tho names OF some
folks you know.
Meanwhile. so ahead yourself
and have some run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
BRAND Is Given
Cold Reception

PARIS, Dec, Premier Arlstidc
Brands ministerial declaration 70
the French parliament today was re.
eeivsd eoldly By the members. Tho
situation was deemed serious. laav.
ms me government IN position
Whese Il was not 50 certain as il was
earlier in the day that Il would ind
2 safe majority 20 support Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
Convict Escapes
From 21st Prison

CARSON CITY. New. Dec. o.
By u. Pp-John " Delaney, who
has n record Of 20 prison and asy.
lum escapes IN California and Ne.
vada. made II II today.
Frying Off five padlochB In the
Nevada state prison with a pick.
Delaney sneaked past the death
watch in tho condemned cell and
fled 20 liberty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02

with rum, and whose life
work at the present is
to put them ION the
bum? Who know S
where each slim, swift
chaser skids across the
waters gray, with the
gunners standing ready to
let go into their prey?
Whose boys are first in
action when the signals
flash a wreck; whose cut
tiers speed the rescue from
the fast-careening deck?
He's a mighty able sea-
man, and a skipper bold
is he. Cap'n Dodge is
what they call him-and
the trimmin's Frederick G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
ROBBERS JOLTED
Seven TO IS Years for Two
CardroOm HoIdupS

W. IT. Rochester wounded three
times by policemen, and his COM
rade, Fred Rasmussen. pleaded
guilty Wednesday 20 holding up and
robblnR a Greek club al 9o5lk Tlhfd
ave, October 30.
Superior Judge Douglas handed
each man from seven 70 Is years in
the state prison at Walla Walla-
Rochester and Rasmussen were
captured after a gun battle with
sergt +. +. jennings and PATROL
man Paul Yike, police pistol team
expert. who surprised the men in
the act Of holding up 20 men in
the club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
Mrs. Fairbanks Rites 10 Be
Held Thursday

Tho funeral services Tor MATHEW
J. GRADY win be- held Thursday al
no a m. from the Eutterworth NOR
tulry under tho direction o. the Sc
attic lodge N The Loyal Order Of
Mo0fo.
Funeral services FOR MRS. CARO-
LINE hull FAIRBANKS. who
died sunday lu Bremsrlon. VIII BE-
held az the Euttsrw0rth mortusry A.
2 . m Thursday
MRS. ELLA FALLS SO, giIi h.
buried "Wednesday in 1ft Pleasant
cemetery, following services Al the
BuiterwOrth mortuary az p. 70.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
China Club Annual
Banquet Wednesday

The China club. OF Seattle. viii
hold their annual banqus, at the
Shanghai restaurant, Second ave.
and Ycsler way. at $40 "Wednesday
evening. Capt Robsri Dollar, well
known shipping man. viii b. the
guest Of honor and mako tho prin,
clpal address A large attendance
T. expected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
GRAND JURY
STARTS ON PAGE 1

summoned after Brewer had testified
Tor an hour. H1rrahRn's duty con.
slsts of visiting and raiding road.
houses and country dances for liquor
parties and other law violations.
Mayor Brown Is known 20 have
suggested tia; the jury 80 into al.
legged vice conditions In such resorts
IS well as the conditions inside the
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Mystic Numbers
STARTS ON PAGE 1

evidence that kings frequently
changed their names 90 assure
more satisfactory vibrations
Horo'n how 60 practice Tho
science play tho game. which
ever view you wish 70 take OF it:
ZACH letter In sour name. a.
IL you usually write u. IL
given a number. Here - tho
table FOR reducing your name 70
the number:
2at
b d K h 1
kl IN n o p q
Nv W Ky
First; Add The numbers Of
all tho novels For example, "
you sign your name John
smith" the NOVELS Will give
you and .. Add these and
you get 10: add these again
and you get 6. Six II tho
number supposed 20 tell your
character. by means Of the key.
which we'll tell you about in q
minute.
Now. 20 discover your ~.
ture" add the numbers OF ALI
tho letters, voweis and conson-
ants Taking "John smith
again. NO get; /. 9. s, 8. !. 4,
.. ?. s. Added. these give a..
Reducing this 70 a digit hy
adding the two fours gives
ms the future" number.
uERE IL tho character and
IL future key.
No. This number denotes
mentality II means impotence.
bravery. irritation az delay and
a disposition TO choose short cuts
10 achievement
No 2--This r. a heart mum.
her II means kindness and good
heartsdness. those governed b. q
Try TO avoid trouble and get
along easily with others
SO. D. This IL All artistic mum
Der. liked BY artists, painters.
singers. Actresses danccra.
rculptors and writer's. L denotes
good cheer and a happy outlook
No. This governs tho body
II means a worker. not an imag
incrs generally Il denotes yigUr
and determination 10 make GOOD.
No. This also governs the
hcdy I, generally means a ROY.
InE disposition and draws people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
Gyro Club to Hold
Annual Elections

The Seattle chapter Of tho Inter
national Association OF Cyro clubs
will hold IS annual meeting ana
banquet In the l. G Smith Rulid-
Ing restaurant az ESQ p m Thurs
day. December >
officers and trustees Tor 1915
will be elected az that time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
Night Tour of City to
Feature Yuletide Party
Shut-Ins to Be Taken on Sightseeing Tour
as Part of City's Holiday Celebration

o. Lenoir. In charge Of gift distribu,
ton: Mr.. and Mrs Il W. Gran, IN
charge OF shutlus. BOY Scouts and
Campfire Girls. 20 assist generally
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
WAITE slII-Tnrr NnTICE

WATER blilTOlF NOTICE
MATER viii be shut OF on
w W MCurnw ~ from aiHt
10 seth ave ". on an Of Pied
mont place; GA gznd W and
s3ui W from W Crockett 20
W. McGpw, and on w. BoBtoti
from 12nd ave, W. 10 sgrd ave,
W. on Thursday, December 3.
from ) a. m. 20 p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
RECLAMATION
STARTS ON PAGE 1

Cowlitx county and Rep, Mccor.
mick. ot Spokane. All these men
had some down the Line Tor recla.
nation during the entire session
and then switched their vote az the
asst ry,iru.N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
Dresser Scdrfs

Embroidered tan N
Crash Dresser Nh
Carfs in two Y
styles-squRre or
oval ends. Color -
full embroidery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
Linen Napkins

Silver b ! Q a Q h ~
: II: Il: !: :: 81: s: s.
patterns. { FOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
Mems Knit Rayon Scarfs

An unusually attractive value in Mems Rayon
Scarfs is this. Knit in plain and fancy weaves,
and in many striking stripe patterns On white
and colored grounds. With fringed ends AT
1,15.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02

DEADY-AlADE Gowns, cut, sewed - ready for en-
IN bordering. Trimmed in hemstitching and
stamped in dainty designs for simple embroidery.
Blue, yellow, orchid, and rose shades. Very low
priced at S1.0O.
DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02

Made OF firmly
woven quality OF
sheeting. Snow y
white. and Of serv-
iceable weight. Spe-
cially priced al 800
each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02

Fancy Bath To,0etS
Blue, rose and -
gold jacquard pat
terms. Firmly "
woven and alb
sorbent. Size 10 -
N3S. . FOR
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-04-18

f4sGalis Y q st56t
1nt1 iraNg Ne
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{..IaNEROUS
+ aJe MRE=C5Sk>,
s!ss. E.L.RazH
Copyright, 1924. by g. Howard Watt

Copyright, 1924, by G. Howard Watt
IT didn't mean that. You know I
didn't. You can rest them at the
BARN. from now until doomsday, If
you like"
I'm go somewhere else." he said,
stubbornly.
Don't be silly"
That was as near as she would go
to telling him exactly what she
thought If he was bound to rest his
nerves in Montana, she did not know
of any better place than the BARN..
In fact. she did not know Of any
place which would serve so well.
Even if he became q. sort Of perma.
nent boarder. she did not see that
the family would be Inconvenience.
There was plenty Of room. o
'Oh, I'll bother somebody else for
a WHILE" he assured her.
1t sounded to Sally as though he
regarded his nerves as so many toys,
and that If she did not like his toys
he would take them to some other
place and play So she laughed.
Were always getting into some
absurd controversy. Henry And
here we are. right in the middle Of
an escape. BY rights, we ought to
be serious. Are you sure that you
hid all the saddles?"
1t was a change Of subject that
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nen11i
035Y@O-o8 h
Uncle Jokni

The first Of all him-ham
merchants jokes, is to wink at
the crowd, an call 1t "folks."
Of course we remember an
earlier day, when "folks" was
the proper word to say-when
human kinship was every
where, and, most Of our dealin's
was on the square-Away back
yander where memory dims,
when "folks" and friendship"
was synonyms; When hearts
was as staunch as the towerin'
oaks, O, them was the days
when folks was folks.
But, here Of late, 1t occurs to
me, that "folks" amt the term
that it used to bel can't fig
ger out but one result = it's
vulgar an coarse when 1t amt
INSULT The shell-game fadr
and 3-card sport-and the tin
horn gambler are all of a sort,
You can look in their eye, an
detect the hoax, as they mount
their goods-box an call ye =
"folks." The snide promoter is
fair to see, but he can't put
nothin' acrost on ne-He may
yapper an spiel till the day he
croaks-but the stuff's all off,
when he calls me folks"
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~ he arrived AZ

anu equaninu,ty auout -.
flesh that often amazed her Only
his nerves gave him the least con.
Germ ~
Hungry" she asked
Sure"
She unwrapped a package OF sand
witches and handed him one. He
made three bites of II He accepted
another. then third. and they van
ished In the same fashion
Like 'em?" she ventured
They're great"
Wonderful! AT last you admit I'm
a cook. Henry I even baked the
bread, you know
He gave her a quizzical glance.
What's all this business about
cooking. anyhow" he asked
Never mind It's. something like
a joke, think. Perhaps III tell you
some day"
"All right Can I have another
one?"
She was smiling as she gave him
the fourth sandwich and watched it
disappear.
The flivver was snorting along IA
mously. and Sally propped herself
back in the seat and enjoyed her.
self, 1t was good to feel free again
on the open roadU She would even
have. been willing to try cutting
across the range, if there was need
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z
and If II came 10 ii pms il 81" .o'i..
be relied upon to do things III :a,t.
she was just about AZ good as
man. he admitted TO himself
We mustn't forget To look for Il
turnout She reminded him. sdftri
she glanced at her watch and studici
the stars. The nr",n had already
dipped below the horizon.
Each watched their own side of
the road the bollinE l".im Of the
headlights spreading i:Srlf sufficient
ly vide 10 illuminate any turnout
they might reach s;.';;y discovered
what appeared to be- Al regular wagon
road on TER own side. but after al
examination they decided asann.t T.
There were signs Of rers-fH use and
she feared that 1t might belong u
another ranch They were not IN T.
hurry to NEE: any mViS, iuflchcrs.
Considerably later. The WrecL
stopped the car and called attcntio
to what looked like II trail. branchip:
off TO- the left. Sally got out ana g.
amined It. There were wheel ru,s. b.:
they were overgrown. Whcv''
led. It presented. every ASP.
abandonment. Sally did not
Der 1t at all. she had io.>
when they passed that 80
II, To BE Sur
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ECONOMY, MR.. COOLIDGE?
AIR TRAVEL, l CENT PER MILE.
SEC'Y WILBUR WANTS REPORT.
THE LAST CHAPTER.

Speaking of economy, Mr.. Presi-
dent, what is gained by sending
the American army polo players
to compete with Great Britain's
army players across the ocean?
Six army players, with twenty
five ponies and thirteen grooms,
sailed on the Atlantic transport
liner Minnetonka last week.
Are those groOms American sol
diers? Did they enlist to be used
as private servants for gentlemen
playing polo?
Does it make the army more eff
ficient, in these days OF tanks and
flying machines, to have officers
knocking little white balls along
the grass?
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One of the social classes into
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--.r--- -. -'----
for Il. The Wrecks mood was ex.
hilaratsd. He laid It to a nervous
exaltation from which he would
presently react, In ill probability.
but while Il lasted he proposed to
make the Aost Of II.
| After Q Iftis they began discuss.
ing traina going east. Sally. still
somewhat doubtful as to whether
she was really destined for Chicago.
said that she did not believe they
would make the railroad that night
The Wreck, strangely enough. agreed
! with her. He was less concerned
that they were in motion, going
somewhere.
when It gets to be daylight" she
said, I'm afleid we're likely to find
the main road risky"
"You mean the sheriff."
| yes"
How big is the posse?"
Don't tell me you're dreaming Of
making a fight IL we meet. them"
| she exclaimed.
II was only wondering how big it
was"
1T doesn't make any difference
Even Bob, Wells. alone, is big
enough"
us he?"
She shook her head impatiently.
You don't understand. I'm not
saying you're not able to fight. What
I mean is that we mustn't meet them
at all. OF course. Bob wouldn't do
anything to me. But we can't afford
even to let him see us. And besides.
wen be dead for sleep by daylight"
ooh"
$50 1t seems to me that the sen.
sible thing to do is to turn of the
road before it gets light. II we can
find a place. and hide until It gets
dark again"
They discussed it for a while. and
he agreed with her. He had no
doubt OF his ability to skip a nights
sleep II necessary, but there was no
need to ask the same hardship OF
Sally. So they decided to find another
hide-out as soon as 1t seemed wise
to desert the road. Meantime. the
flivver steadily left the Underwood
ranch farther and farther behind
Sally sat wondering what Charley
McSween was saying. what Chester.
was doing. what everybody wa
thinking. She was afraid that Char
ley was having difficult time of II
with the boss of the ranch, and there
were points about Charley that she
admired. OF course, he had no busi.
ness to kidnap them in the begin
ming. and 1t was intolerable for him
to talk about OBTAINING them for a
month But in other respects she
found Charley s;Mcsween rather
agreeable. ~ :" " -
The Wreck gas not thinking, about
charleyiat aIl:s He was not thinking
If anything in particular. for that
natter He was in a mood of un.
Isuaf content. his co4scAnce clear
his mind restfalf ~ sSp Anism un.
shaken. All he asked Vas to kec
- H'.-'~e ,ndefinit~I
pa. driving, lndeAps.pfY .ffyshsyie
presence. Of :wonkksln. ssssGaCEE> bio
-n' disturb him Tho soy still both