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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15
Roman
Meal, the
"Happy Medium
lin cereals, neither too light
nor COO heavy, g contribute
much 60 health and palate err.
Torment. 0ecause1

fi) 1t Is a delicious compound of the
bodybuilding whole whea. and rye.
with just enough bran to insure COM
plete elimination OF waste, and fiaxose.
the nourishing grain lubricant.
(2) It can be served in SO many inter
esting. tempting ways, adding zeSt to
ones meals.
(3) It is del;ght!ul addition to any
meal, and will please the most fastid-
ious palate, old or young.
Everyone needs a cereal food-cooked
served hot, in some form: and you
will discover through just one package
of Roman Meal that you will neve-
again want to be without it.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15

ably on the other new gridiron
changes. His opinion on tho pass
ing rule is interesting because he
WAS the leading passcr in the big
ten conference when he played at
Minnesota a dozen years ago.
While playing under the famous
Doc Williams, Shaughncssy de-
Yclopcd the method of passing now
universally in vogue. The Tulane
mentor was the first player to adopt
the overland baseball style hcavc
and other players in the middle west
soon took it up.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15
NOTICE OF ESTRAY

One lIolstein hcifer about i
months old. Brand AR on right hip.
70 hr sold October 9th fer dam
ccs. Coggin, Ranch, 81 mile south
Mesquite school house.
SILN1 BlSf,
> - % O 6 Imperial. cal
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15
Price Faces Problem

TO-DAY was faced with the problem Of
getting together practically an en-
tire new tram, with only ten DAYS
workout before meeting small
school, but a threatening one, Santa
Clara college.
At Washington University the
HEskies were to thunder cut on the
field this attrruoun They meet
two navy service teams September
-, but have no dangerous opponents
untll October 9 when they mrct
Oregon.
Vt Corvallis Coach Srhissler stagt.
ed whipping his veteran hue and
back field, Including the flashy
>ehalmer;ch into shape for prepare
ton for the clash in ten days with
the powerful Multnomah Ath'ctts
club at Portland
Oregon University meets William.
etc ut Eugene in just ten DAYS and
two weeks later fares the lInskie>.
Coach John McEwan Wls dIiNiug
hard today in preparation.
| University of southern Galifer=
MA faces Whittier, September =
aud nearly leu caudidatrS We're cut
for try on Coach Howard Joar>
team TO-DAY.
Washington state. Idaho aa4
Montana 10 not oreu until October
= bat they I'll face stiff schedules
this year and comparatively carly
conference games.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15

The Gold Ridge section of Sonoma
county this year marketed 900 tons
of berries
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15

deliEhtiuily easy OF control,
and exceedingly eoonemic1s
OF operation.
But more than this, i, offers yos
der~ndability and low cost main
tcnance that cannot be exceiled
by any Six at any priee-,he
irui, OF lS years Of unislterins
adherenceto highest quality stan.
dards.
Sedan, five passenger, four-door,
Sl3S5. Coupe, two passenger
with rumble seat, Sl385. Tour
Observation-Disclosures ing,
ment includes 80 x 5.25 balloon
tires, four wheel brakes. !
prices t. 0. :. Detroit, plus ~,.
enue tax.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15

Fiuprob1b SIX Lsader Also
In Complete hodsrn Eunp~ent
Whs, goes into motor car -
lastly more ir1portsn, than what
goes on II. You will not buy, oi
course. o. mere eRterpals and
nor essentials, but en- proven
performance. dependsbility long
LIE, and icv cost OF maintenance
] 0 sapenony these iunds
nnentsis. however the iupmo-
bile SIX also Joins the later and
most com plete equipment 70 be
found on any car 70 its price class.
! % bit.r 2 Gasoline al;er-
lo0 gasoline consumption. J.
I nermostatle neat control.
Snubbers 8 VISION ventilstnR
winosnIsid .. Dash gasoline
asuge. Clear tiaon boales.
8 Color options Mohsir Up
nolsJeryin late tmode. 2 Walnur
grained panels on instrument
board and window hedges 10 4
wheel brakes II. Speclsl vibrs-
tion camper Il Hesdiigh:s u.ith
tuting beam lenses and doub ole
hliment bulbs.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15

Never for a single moment has
it deviated by SO much as a -ai-'s
breath from the most rgid
requirements
II sets up the highest standards
and then makessure that those
standards are strictly adhered 10.
Hupmobile pays 10 per cent
more for inspection, TO makesure
OF Huprnobile Six quality-but
that extra precaution saves the
owner OF a Hupmobile Six many
dollars OF operating expense.
And itpays Hupmobile. For the
brilliant success everywhere OF
the Hupmobile Six is directly
due 10 iiupmobile reputation
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15
MOBILIZATION OF
1000 FOOTBALL
MEN in EFFECT
BY JOHN MCDONALD
United Press Staff Correspondeu

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. Is. -
Mobilization Of approximately o0O0
prospective football warriors of the
Pacific coast conference and other
schools was in effect today. just ten
days before Il ajoritv of the con.
ference teams officially open their
1926 playing schedule
Under conference rules, first grid
iron practice cannot be held until
today.
Stanford was the first to take the
field when three score of regulars
and recruits began practice under
tutclagc of Coach Glenn Pop
Warner at 9 o clock this morning.
Just ten days from this afternoon
the Cardinals open the season with
Il double header against California
Tech and Fresno state teachers
college.
Uniforms were issued to most
conference warriors several DAYS
ago so there would be no delay is
starting the gruelling campaign of
preparation today.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15

The Hupraobile Six which is sweeping on
ward to ver-erowing success Today, Is heir to
a richer heritage OF quality and fine engi-
neersag and workmanship than any other
automobile outside the highest priced feid.
For IS years Hupmobile has built 10 standards
comparable 10 those in the held OF highest
priced 1ars
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-15

-sgood name and public conhdenc2 i,un;!.-
cd upon Hupmobile's high manufacturing
standards
The Hupmobiie Six offers you performance
that in smoothness, in acceleration, in steadi-
ness at high speeds, cannot, We believe be
equalled outside the field Of skies over $4,000
Il offers you big iuD-size, beautiful car.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
What q Whim!

What whim!
why did you and your roommate separate this
qusrter?"
He wanted me to call him colonel just because
he brushed his hair with military brushes"
N. Carolina Buccsneer.
Welcome.
so told tn. Freshman to indorse the check his
family sent him
SDid he do il ="
Yes He wrote the back heartily indorse
this check Princeton Tiger. .
Travel
read travel circular telling that Paris was the
only place in the world to go. In my hotel in the
American quarter found in the lobby travel circular
that told of the unsurpassed beauties of Egypt
In Alexandria the steamship dock covered with cir
cuars describing the uneqused beauties Of Persia
In Persia found that my goal still lay beyond where
the blushng Orient opened up vista OF land
beyond compare. In China saw circular de-
scrbing Boston. Massachusetts. Amen
Boston Beanpot-
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BE SKEPTICAL
AWKWARD SQUAD.

II was their first target practice.
The officer had worn his army pa
thence thin over these guardsmen.
They just would not fire volleys. In
disgust - finally beloved Fire at
random"
A rookie from Duck Hill yelled,
which one he?"-Texas Ranger.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
Excelsior and Eureka.

I drove along the illit street my heart humping
franticslly, my brain in a dizzy whrl. Swayng from
side to side, my anxious gaze encountered a street
clock, grim in awful majesty glanced fearfully at its
sullen, black hands, strange overpowerng terror com
pressing my heart An empty sinking feeling evidenced
itself deep in my vitas My limbs numbed-became as
though paralyzed With difficulty pressed further
down and down the gas An unending nerve-wrack-
ing uncertainty scared through again and again
then the whole fvver snorcd viciousy and damned the
hydraulics. tremendous sigh escaped in burst.
not too late.
She stood the still waiting.
Southern California Wampus.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
The Study Of French.

Bill"
Hi. Jack Sit down"
studied of this darn French for the exam
tomorrow"
NO. it."
"Awright By the ha you're the game
she couldn't She thinks Jones I"
with beyond me-
"Hot though, isn't she?"
"Yeh darn good kid reconsider telegraphed
what dye know about this play
tcsing the eighteenth
fury"
Say Club the other night
highballs braw that party.
l Had o haul Bebe did they
cold by ginNOw this other La
this
bdWe, let know hear
tbg Jean"
thing. Good luck the exam"
TO you. Night Bill.
Might Jack
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
AGAINST THE GRAIN.

AGAINST THE GRAIN.
Tramp-Why is that man painting
the inside of a chicken coop?
Trample-To prevent the hens
from eating the grains in the wood:
Carolina Buccaneer.
BEFORE THE FLOOD.
ut will all come out in the wash,
said the contractor as he looked at
the bridge he had just built.
Iowa Frivol.
BLACK.FACED.
Say, did you see her flush?'
"Embarrassed?'
NO, all spades"
California Pelican.
YES, THANKS.
Curious Old Lady Ito one-srmrd
man getting off train)-I notice yOG
have lost your arm, young man.
Young Man-So have: how
TRANCE Texas Ranger.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
ALPHA BET.

He-I wish | could revise the al
phabet.
She-Why, what would you do!
Held put L and / closer together.
Wittenbers Witt.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
When Is a Mani

When Is q Mani
Have you ever let any other kiss you "
"Never, Henry, never-only few college boys
Pittsburgh Panther.
UpStagc.
yoote-Say, didja know the coach goin into
taudcvIlel
Bawle-Yah Then he's stagecoach now.
Williams Purple Cow.
Disappointed Ladies.
At the annual sales banquet the postmaster told
The following story: 1T seems that there two
travelling statesmen travelling in Pullman car and of
them asked the other if he had heard the story
Of the two travelling statesmen in a Pullman car. The
other answered in the negative the first began 1T
that of them asked the other if he had heard
the story of the travelling salesman in Pumen
but he had time to tell the story, for two ladies
that moment sat down the aisle they began
talk about the modern plays And the ladies moved
down the aisle
M. !. T. Woo Doo
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
EXCHANGING.
THOSE coon COATS.

Visiting Raccoon-I suppose you'll
soon he sending your son to college.
Mamma Rsccoon-Me? Not much!
l didn't r. sc my boy to be an over
coat. Boston Beanpot.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
CHASED CHASTITY.

CHASED CHASTITY.
Art Prof.-The nude is chaste when
motionless.
stude-But how can a nude BE-
motionless when chased?
Virginia Reel.
BOTANY.
Professor-Now, this plant belongs
to the besonia family.
Visitor--I see. And they are let
ting you keep it while they are gone.
Princeton Tiger.
DOUBLE TROUBLE.
Studc-My roomie and can't
agree. Every time I raise a window
he pulls it down.
Landlady-Too bad--guess I'll have
to move You into the front room.
There's two windows in there.
Oklahoma whirlwind.
PLAYFUL, NOT HOLY.
Frosh--Mamms,. can I 60 out and
play?
Mamma-what, with those holes in
your trousers?
Frosh-No, with the kids across the
street.
Lafayette Lyre.
Aye! Aye!
"why, my dear old chap, women
were in politics centuries ago."
"Oh, 7 say now, you're spoofing,"
"Not at all, old thing Weren't Sa
lome's motions before the house re-
ceived with applause"
Oklahoma Whirlwind.
DIVORCE RECORDS.
Glow do these love triangles usual
ly end?
"Most Of them turn into wreck
angles."
Chicago Phoenix.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
HERE COME THE TIED.

him-You should see the altar in
our church.
Her-Lead me to il.
Ohio Sun Dial.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
CHECK SIGNALS.

"They say that the police are on
the trail Of those check-raiscrs, and
will soon catch up with them"
ooh, I don't know. The chances
arc that the crooks will forge right
ahead
Washington Dirse.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
THE NICE KNIGHT.

Jack ought to be knight"
why so, dearis?"
Why, last night when | got chill
ly, he made me q coat of arms -
Oklahoma Whirlwind.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
High Finance.


sweds and Mike were hired to do some work. On
the completion of the job the boss paid Mike with
tendoar bill and five-dolar bill. and told Mike 10
pay Swede. Whereupon Mike gave Swedc five dollars.
Look here, Mike this amt fair. You give me five
and keep ten for yourself"
why isn't it fair? Now suppose you had ten
dollar bill and q fivedoar bill"
"Yes."
And you were giug to give me some money"
AYES"
"And you are ishearted fellow, aren't you?"
Yes"
"And you are a gentleman
"Yes"
"Wouldnt you give me the ten-dollar bill and keep
the five?
yes"
Then what the devil are you kicking sbout'"
-Grnnell Msteasef
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11

slow do you SWIM"
"Just like paralysis"
"gIOw?"
'Three strokes, and it's all over"
S. Cal Wampus.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
MADE TO HALT.
$. Cal. Wampus.

MADE TO HALT.
Il guess this one stumps me-" sad
the swimmer as the shark snapped Of
q member.
u. of Washington Columns.
THE DECOY.
why does Mary always cuddl4
next to the driver?"
shes working for her father"
where's the connection 2"
You see, he's in the suto-preck-
ing business"
Pittsburgh Panther.
VARIATIONS ON AN OLD
THEME.
There was little girl,
Who had a little curl,
Right in the middle Of her forehead.
when she was good,
She was very, very good.
And when she was bad she was tor
rid! Michigan Gargoyle.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
YES, THANKS.
History.

Prof. Coy-when the Spaniards to explore
the coast Of California, why did they not make of
the Panama Canal?
student-They didn't know it existed
$. Cal. Wampus.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
DIVORCE RECORDS.

Glow do these love triangles usual
~ end?'
"Most Of them turn into wreck
tansles."
Chicago Phoenix.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
ANOTHER START.

Some peoples religion requires to
Be wound up every seven days.
Columbia Jester.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11

YES, YES: GO ON!
"You are my treasure! Your lips
are rubies, your teeth are pearls.
your eyes are diamonds"
Hush! You know how searching
the tax people are nowadays ~
-Bucknell Belle Hop.
so
KEEPING IN TOUCH.
"You seem to be very intimate with
Florence. didn't know you had
known her long"
"Not long, but We shared taxi
from the station duce and were thrown
together a great deal"
Princeton Tiger.
THE IMPELLING FORCE.
Tom-Why do divers eat more ia
the spring than in the summer!
Jerry-I'll bite.
Tom-Why, simply because they
are fond Of the springboard.
-Denison Flamingo.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
CONSTRUCTION.

She-Don't you dare kiss me again!
He (repenting)-All right, I'll stop.
She-Don't you dare. Kiss me
again-Vsnderbilt Masquerader.
Jokes and pictures, copyright 1875
by the Collegiate World Publishing Co.
through Cosmos syndicate. except those
from Yale Record. Harvard Lampoon'
Princeton Tiger, NJ. I. T. Woo Doc. Kan
sas Sour Owl. Carnegie Puppst. Stanford
Chaparral, South California WamPus'
washington Columns, williams Purpis
Cow, Ohio Sun Dial, Tsnnsssss Mug
Wump.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11

Tm-Nice moon, isn't It?
'Er-Uh-huh.
Unlike TO ride?
Er-Uh-hUh.
Pause.
Unlike to walk?
'Er-Ssy, sonny, come out Of i
Wisconsin. -
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
NHYR

The modern girl docs not want
ehapperon she wants the chap alone.
-A-BapkiAS Black & Blue JAY
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11
Example.

what did you do when the baby fell down
backstairs?"
81 just threw couple of jelly glasses down 81
could watch real tumbcrs do it."
-Drnisop FIsminz ?
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-10-30
DEATHS REPORTED

The following is list of deaths
(colored)., reported to the Richmond
Bureau of Health from October 16
to October 26, 1926. with date OF
death:
October 17--Martha Hamilton, SO;
1414 E. Broad Street
October 1S-Melissa Berkeley, 46;
COS +. Baker Street.
October 17-Sophia Baker, 20; 1916
w. Cary Street.
October 20-James E. Chambers, IS
days. 926 Hickory Street.
October 20-Johnnie Jones, &c;
1929 Taylor Street.
October 20-Mary Brice, So; So.
3rd Street.
October Binary Black, IL; 90OLA
N 30th Street.
October 20-Cynthia Gould, rs;
102 f. Federal Street.
October 19-Noretta Jackson Lee,
81; 1907 Fairfield Street.
October 22-Annie Turner. So;
1907 T.. Marshall Street.
October 22-Maggie Brown, Sc; GIT
Jesse Street.
October 22--Josephine Taylor, 81;
1920 N. 18th Street.
October 23-Albert Stevenson, 4
months. rg,
October 22-George HI Reed, Jr.,
65: 500 st. Paul Street
October 22-Emma Langston, go;
526 Hancock Street.
October 23-Moses Dennis. 68: City
Home. II
October 24-Bertie Taylor, II; City
Home.
October 21-Bem Wilson, 20; 1903
N. 2Sth Street.
October 23--Lawrence Pegram, 10
days; SIS E. 18th Street.
October 24-,Sarah Thompkins, 80;
City Home.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-10-30
NEGRO STRIKE Is THE MAIN
ISSUE OF FEDERATION MEET
preston News Service,

preston News Service,
Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. 29.-'The main
topic of discussion at the Sunday
afternoon meeting of the Federation
of Labor was the strike of the color
ed women date suffers.
tho Federation pledged its suppoct
to the women strikers and voted
unanimously to give them creden-
tails 10 solicit strike funds from all
labor organizations affiliated
1t is said that President Fitzpat-
rick introduced the discussion declar-
ing that the strike has great sig
nificance to the entire labor move
ment 1t exposes the exploitat ton
of Negro workers which is menace
to all workers as the bosses use
their power over unorganized Negro
workers to decrease all wages.
He also stated that the strike
opens q little corner of the terrible
conditions under which Negroes
must work. These factories form a
cheap reservoir of cheap labor COM
ing up fresh from the South and
exploited in such manner. Condi-
lions under which they are compelled
to work are horrible he said. He
declared that the conditions were
such that the stuffed dates produced
in that factory were unfit for human
consumption. Mr. Fitzpatrick said
that he had appealed to the u. S.
Department of Labor to Investigate,
and that the Maras Company, where
the women were employed, refused
to remedy conditions.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-10-30
FULTON WELFARE LEAGUE

We are trying hard to get the
public interested in the welfare of
themselves and others. For that
cause we are putting on very en-
PERTAINING program at Mt. Calvary
Baptist Church of which Rev G. A.
Cobbs is pastor.
Sunday night. November z. 1925,
at O'Clock, the public is cordially
invited to be present.
We also wish the public to know
that the Fulton Welfare League is
delighted to know, through it's Dr.
rector, that it's application was ac-
cepted in the Council OF Associated
Agencies of the Community Chest
Fund. We highly appreciate the
same.
Nathaniel Goode, President.
Rev. w. e. Brown, Director.
III. G. Hewlett, Secy. Mary Stewart
Asst.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-10-30
STILL HELPING

The following named have helped
since our last report:
Mr. Granville Jackson. Fine Creek
Mills, Va, Mr.. S. p. Brown, Boston
Mass, Mr.. Isaac Dyson. Montgom-
cry w. Va, Mr. Thomas Page, Mr..
G. l.. Heiskel, Tunstalls, Va Mr.. r.
l.. Harris. Mr.. Hartwell A. Dan :
bridge, Plainfield N. j., Mr.. William
Dupre. Latta. S. c.. Mrs. A G.
Thompson, Capital City Lodge Elks,
Third st. Bethel A. M. e. Church,
Mr.. Richard Strange, Trenton, N. j.,
Mr.. D. NJ Rice. Fifth ST. Baptist
Church Mrs. Lydia Webster, Vienna.
Ga, MIR. Leon Fields, Equality
Wrestling and Debating Club Rev.
G. B. Hancock, A NJ. Mrs. 1. r. jack
son. Buckner. Va . Mr.. A. B Betts,
Sutherlins, Va, Mrs. Rosa Goodman.
Mr. ID. M. Rice, Mr.. G. F.. Dove.
Norfolk, Va, National Ideal Benefit
Society, Mr.. Samuel d. Holmes
Philadelphia. Pa. DR.. Vernon J..
Harris. Mr. l.. A. Dickerson. Nesting
Va. CHARITY Lodge A. r. e A. M.
C. Mimms ESD. A. 8 Sanders, Latta,
s G.. Mr. Cbas. F. L Primus. Mr..
w. w Deane. Mr. S. D. Lyons. Okla
homa City Oklahoma. Rev. w. B.
Ball. Mr.. s. Fl. Edwards, Boston.
Mass. Prof r. d. Woods. Lynch
burg Va. Mr.. Madison Stanfield.
Roanoke, Va, DR. Calvin. Rev. A.
" Hill. Aiken S. G.. Mrs Ssther A,
Hobbs. New York. N. Y, Mr. r T..
Morris Rraddock. Pa, Judge viii.
lam Harrieo0 Chicago. Ill
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-10-30
MAN is FREED OF ABDUCTION
CHARGE BY WHITE GIRL.
(Preston News seryice)

New York City, Oct 2S-Jonn
Rankin OF Duquesne, Pa. who has
been living here with Miss Bertha
Softer, also of DuQuesne, was re-
leased from a charge accused of be-
ing fugitive from justice Friday
in Magistrate Rosenbluth's court.
Police I'D held the couple until
the girl S rather came here from Du-
quesne and provided bail for the
girls release. But it is said that eff
forts to persuade her TO turn against
Rankin proved of no avail. She
would NJ bring serious charge
AGAINST Rankin.
Defying her parents. Miss Softer
took the stand in behalf Of her child
hood sweetheart. Following the
hearing ard the release of Miss Sof-
fer the girl was taken back home
to Duquesne. where she will stay I'M
til the birth Of her child by Rankin.
1t developed during the hearing
iiat the couple had gone to school
psether. Early in September she
said she came to New York to visit
her aunt Suddenly she disap-
peared. Her father was notified
and the police here were notified to
locate her
The parents Of the girl are said to
be doing everything possible to pre-
vent the marriage of the couple.
Miss Softer still maintains that there
is nothing in the world that will.
keep her from marrying Mr.. Rankin.
II do not care IL he is colored
man ~ :" gentleman and the
only ' love. 7 will marry him
and - chrome to try to stop me
frt 90 r.'-, 9 CO -
itankin has left for Duquesne and
saws that he is going to marry Miss
Softer.