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New Britain herald., 1928-06-05
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Scheduled Just one week before
the republican convention opens in
Kansas City. the Voters Service
program for today will be devoted
to a consideration of How Party
Platforms Are Made" which will be
discussed by A N. Brown. Charles
Nicholson and Basil Manly This
program will be broadcast through
VITO at o'clock.
she Blows" is the title of a
sketch depicting the days of Whal-
ing vessels. which will be broadcast
through VITO at 1850 tonight. A
musical program will accompany
the sketch which should prove in
terealng as the sport in recent years
has diminished greatly.
The star hits of Broadway played
by Phil Gilman and Victor Arden,
and sung by the Soldering singers.
will feature the special Guest Pro-
gram" which will be broadcast at
s. so through VITO. Selections from
such hits at Hit the Deck" The
Naga bond King" Gershwin 'Rhap-
sody In Blue" and Angela Mia" by
Rapee. are some of the selections in
Guided In the program.
A program of English country
dances will he broa beast by ssxo-
phone quartet through WIZ at e:So
which will include among other
mum hers Oh. Susanna Plantation
Eleanor: oh. Lucindy; The Sher-
herds Dance and Henry VII
dances.
John w DAVIS, former amhassa
dor to Great Britain Will speak on
The Federal Bill of Rights" during
the Fundamentals Of Law rrogran n,
which will be broadcast through
WIZ at 7:So.
A program of old time tunes Tlll
be presented tonight at o'clock
| through WBZ, which will include
among other numbers In the Good
Old Summer Time, "Old Black
Joe" "Juanlta" The Old oaken
Bucket" and Down On the Farm.
Frlnl's "Chansonette" will open
the Rhythmic nipples program
which will be broadcast through
WIZ at $50 Other numbers by
the orchestra include Grleg's AT
the Carnival" Tschalkowskys The
Harvest" Savlno's Rain" and
Grants In Darkest Africa,
The overture to Won Weber 5
, opera "Oberon' will open the pro
gram by the Continentals. grand
opera ensemble OF singers and mn
slc,ans which will be broadcas'
Through WIZ at 10 O'Clock. me
program also Includes selecflol
from Humperdinck's "Hansel ant
Gretel." selection from Ponchl
jelli's Ia Gloconda.' Won Floto"
Goodnight from MARTHA Slhellus
'Rakastava" and Rimsky korsa
koff's La Fiance du Tsar.'
Mendelssohn's overture to "Ath'
ALA will be the opening NUMBER o.
the Slumber Music ensemble whlcf
come through WIZ at II O'Clock
other numbers on the program IN
c]uhe Cannes La C'zarina, selsc
l. l.
/ Hood" Borovski's Elaboration. me
Andante Cantablle from TschaikoW
skv's String Quartz" and Strauss
blue Danube Waltz.
l. c.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-05
New York Stations

5;O--NNYC--526
& os-Market high spots
6.l5-Aaron Ornest tenor
G 3O-ltalian lessons
: 3O-Police alarms; scores
7;s5-Bov Scouts program
5s-svlvla solow. vlolln,st Herp-
ner pianist
e.,,yara Browne. songs, NJ We'll
pianist
4s-I,aura Consaul, con'ralto
a-He,en Dewitt Jacobs. Nollnlst'
Marjorie Jacobs. pianist
o.,5-Jerome Donegan. ballads
q so-"The National Guard COL
onel McDermott
q. 4n-Paeano Trio: kalfus. tenor
1,oise Bertollnl. soprano: Healy'
3o-Pollce alarms, weather
6t0-WEAF-is2
5Half hour OF chamber music
= 3n-Jollv Bill and Jane. duets
e-Waldorf Astoria dinner MUSIC
& 5s-Ra Sc ball scores
7-Noters service
Sesame as VIII
s-Musical miniatures
.S0-Same as "ThL
1o.3o-Corrac' time
1o:3O-Rolte's orchestra
II 2o-Jansen's orchestra
66o--WJZ-i5t
s-The Ia Timers
5.sN-R sports. stock narhe'' ma =
cia, summary. cotton prices, asrl-
cultural reports
45-Ivy Scott, soprano
6-Basehall scores
G .o5-Happines Girls orchestra
.o5-Sunmary Of programs
2o-Burns Brothers Miners
Correct time
7-Michael So1spro. Nlo'lh's'
-.75-Frank Anderson, baritone
7ao-"The Federal Bill OF Rights
John " DaElS
Same IS WEI
& 3n-Orchestra That lhh'F
a.-Dlcken9 Character
.ao-Dhythmic Eipples
1e-4~orr4Ct tIu7e
1o-Thc Continental
11-elum3er Music
-,o-NpE--i-l
s1a Jacques Jacobs 'nS'ih ''s
Il 45-porm4 Lee. contral'o
7-raseaa1 scores
7fo-frgint. Goy-
al .,,toa-e dance orchestra
,.,,,-... v.lr street sketches
New Britain herald., 1928-06-05
TUESDAY
New England States
,eo-NTC, Railroads.&c.

se0-WTIC. Hsrtford-536
s.e5 - Summary of program and
news
S 5o-Waldorf- Astoria dinner music
6:55-Baseball scores
7-Noters' Service. Topic-"How
Party Platforms Are Made"
7:3o-Prosram from MIC studios
S-Insilco club orchestra
so-Proeram from NBC studios
Colt Park dance orchestra
8 So studio program
10-Progra m from MIC studios
10. SN-Tinle
1o-31-strand Theater Organ 1eci-
tai
1l-Worthv Hills dance orchestra
II 3o--NeVs and weather
11so-NICC. Bridgeport-266
6--Mero hants hour
studio program
7.l5-Bed Tine Stories
45-Base ball scores
Studio program
S.5o-Ritz Ball Room orchestra
a--Nat1onal Conference Catholic
Men
4s-Base ball scores
9 55--News
10-Ritz Ball Room, orchestra
ao0--W,>z, Springheld-333
5-Hotel Statlsr Ensemble
5:3o-Half Hour With the Poets
6-Weather report
e:o1-The Junior Troubadors
2n-lIme
e'31--Junlor TroubadouIs
s45-Footlgh Flashes
s56-Ra sehall scores
Vocal and instrumental solos
.50-Nusical program
7:45-Annlyersa program
a-Prosrana fronl NBC studios
s;so-Springfield Mandolin club
9--Strolling PLAYERS
10;3o-Basehall scores
lo:s5-Dusk in Dixie
11:so-T!me and weather
6s0-VNAC-WBIs. Boston-4e4
s-Ted and His gang
e--Juvenlle Smllers
;so-Dinner music from Kenmore
restaurant
7-Doks Junior Slnfonians
7:3O-Ladv OF the 1vorles
7.4o-Nocal recital
S-Organ recltal-Del Castillo
s:so-Op'ry house tonight
s15-Birthda Serenaders
e4s = Program by Arthur Jeftrle
1O-Manuscrlpt concert OF Lew
Tokman
,,.15-state Ballroom Program
t,9O-WEEI. Boston--5OS
S-Elks Hotel orchestra
s:25-News and newspaper side
lights
e:43-Chlmes
644-Juvenlls Gems
6:4S-Big Brother club
.so-Proera from Ne" YORK
,o.31-Rad do forecast and "ea'hs
10.35-NeNs
o:4o-Elks Hotel orchestra
New Britain herald., 1928-06-05

New York. June : t1b - DR.,
Frederick Eugene Stratton. former
dean OF Fargo college. Fargo n. D..
died yesterday at Presbyterian hos
pjtaI after an illness Of nine months.
Tic was so years old.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-05

orchestra
7eO-WGY, S:henectady-SS0
6-Stock reports: news
6:30-Dinner music
7-Same as WEAF
s-WGY agricultural program
S:So-Same as WEA F
1o:So-Rolfe's orchestra
1l:30-Da.nce program
IL mid.-shea's Symphonic orch.
Evening star., 1928-10-15
COL. C. C. M'CULLOCH
DIES AT WALTER REED
Veteran of Spanish and World
Wars, Retired, Had 80 Years
Service Record.

Col Champ c. McCulloch, SO years
old, Medical Corps, U. S. A.. retired.
veteran of the Spanish American and
World Wars and of the Philippine In
Surrection. died at Walter Reed Hos
pital yesterday after a long illness He
was brought to Walter Reed Hospital
from his home in Cumberland, Md,
two weeks ago.
Col. McCulloch was native of Waco
Tex. He had been living in Cumber-
land since his retirement in 1922. In
recent years he had been active in the
Public Health Service at Cumberland
He was in the Army for 80 years.
He was a member of the Society of
Colonial Wars. the Sons of the Amer
ican Revolution, the Society of Foreign
Wars and the Masonic fraternity.
He leave a wife, Mrs. Leta McCul-
loch; a son, Roderick McCulloch of
Baltimore; two daughters, Mrs. Alfred
PoWis of Montreal, and Mrs William
James of Panama; his mother, Mrs
G. c. McCulloch of Waco. Tex; two
brothers. Louis McCulloch of Waco
and Shirley McCulloch of Boston, and
three sister Mrs. Harry Hind Of
Boston, Mrs. William Harding wife of
Capt. Harding, U. S. Marine Corps
stationed in Shanghai, China, and Mrs
Adele ROndthaler of Waco.
Funeral services will be conducted in
the Tabler funeral home, 928 NJ street
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Inter
ment will be in Arlington Cemetery
With military honors.
Evening star., 1928-10-15
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
to the Health Department in the last "a
hours:
Rayel F. and Monte L. Conklin. girl.
James E. and May M. Colburn. girl.
Clyde and Edith Halman, girl.
James and Florence OBrien, girl.
Edmund r. and Josephine j. Wright. girl.
Joseph j. and Anne Mundell. girl.
Richard c. and AGNES L. -Woodburn, girl.
George w. and Orrie NJ Sterling, girl
Vincenzo and Genoyeda MarvaSo. boy.
Friedrich and Elsie B. Faass. girl.
Lucen Fl. and katharine Vandoren, girl
Anthony and Annie l.. Kirby, boy.
McKenney and Beulah Daniel, girl twins.
Wilmer and Mary Smith. boy.
Robert and Beatrice Barnes, boy.
Evening star., 1928-10-15

TAYLOR, LUCY A. Departed this life
Saturday. October l3. 1923. at her resi-
dence, All T st NV. after a short ILL
ness, LUCY A. TAYLOR. She leaves to
mourn their loss four daughters, one son
and grandscns and a host of other rela-
tves and friends. Remains resting at the
John 7. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and
Eve st. s.w. Remains shipped 10 Summit,
Va. Funeral Tuesday. October is. at pm.
WILLIAMS. AMY. Departed this life Satur-
dav. october 13, 1928, at her residence,
2008 Davidsons court NV. AMY WILL
IIAMS. She leaves to mourn their loss
devoted husband, grandmother ard moth
err Mrs. hmy Henderson, and a host of
other relatives and friends. Remains rest
ing at funeral parlors of Adams. Nor
row & Harris. ". J. ave. and r st. NV.
Funeral Wednesday. october II. at 130
Pm. from Lutheran Church, 9th st. and
Barry pl. NV. Rev. Miseman oficiatLng. is
Evening star., 1928-10-15
FORMER EMPRESS MARIE
TO BE BURIED FRIDAY
Services Planned at Russian Church
in Copenhagen-Body Lies
in State.

By the Associated Press.
COPENHAGEN, october 15.-Funeral
services for the former Empress Marie
of Russia. who died at her residence
here Saturday at the age of 81, are
being arranged at the Russian Church
in Copenhagen.
The late Empress, who was the wife
Of Gar Alexander II and mother of the
Inflated Nicholas, who was killed in
1918. died after long illness and still
apparently firm in the belief that the
royal Russian family was alive and
would some day resume rule in Russia.
The body will lie in state until the
funeral Friday. In addition to the DAN
ish nobility, the services will be attended
by King Haakon of Norway.
Evening star., 1928-10-15
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
to the Health Department in the last "a
hours:
William H. Richardson, IS. U. s. Soldiers
Home Hospital.
Charles 3. Chapline, "a, All st. ne.
Clara Hodgkins, Is, Sibley Hospital.
John W. Phillips, II, Georgetown Hos
pital
Annie A. Richey. 60. 1855 East Capt. st.
Edwin Harbour 60. 734 5th st.
Rosa 5ta" A. Williams. g. g. 77g Kenyon st.
Ruth Robinson. a.. Providence Hospital
Harrison J. Williams. 80, 1907 3rd st, s.w
Marvin Moon. 7. Children's Hospital.
Eva E. Perritt. !, 2043 l. st.
Evening star., 1928-10-15

Flags are being used by air pilots in
Germany for sky writing. Messages and
advertisements are shown. Each flag
carries a letter and these are released
on rope In the proper order to give
the messages, which are easily read from
the ground.
Evening star., 1928-10-15
c. B. CHAPLINE DIES.

Charles Brockway Chapline, IA years
old. for a number of years employed
in the Senate folding room. died at his
residence. Ali B street northeast. Sat-
urday. He had been in failing health
for several months
Funeral services were conducted at
Evening star., 1928-10-15

SMITH. MARY E. We wish to express our
sin1eere thanks and appreciation to our
relatives and friends for their expressions
OF sympathy and floral tributes at the
death OF our loved one. MARY f. SMITH
HUSBAND AND FAMILY .
Evening star., 1928-10-15

the residence this afternoon. Inter
ment was in Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Mr.. Chapline is survived by a daughter,
Mrs. E. w. Scott, and by three grand
children.
Evening star., 1928-10-15
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LOST.
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ward. Call Franklin 1899.
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18th St. Apt. 8. Reward.
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Evening star., 1928-10-15

EMMA NJ. On Monday. october
Is. 1923. at Wardman Park Hotel. Mrs.
EMMA M. KENYON. She is survived by
two daughters. Mrs, Anna NJ, Fiske and
Charles r Rockwell. of Washington, D. c.
Funeral services at her late residence
Monday. October Is. at pm. Interment
Forest Hill Cemptery. Ttien
Evening star., 1928-10-15
McDERMOTT, MINNIE. On

Der IA. 1929 at Georgetown Hospital.
MINNIE tnee Madesl. widow of the late
William McDermott. aged 81 years. Fu-
neral from her late residence, 3424 P St
NV, on Wednesday. october IT.. at $50
am then to Holy Trinity Church. where
mass Will be said at 8 o'clock. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment at Mount
OltVet CemeLerY l6
Evening star., 1928-10-15

LENIS, ANNIE. DepaTted thls he Saturday,
dence of her daughter, Mrs. Isabel Turner,
1928 Carrolburg st. .s.w.. ANNIE LEWIS.
mother of Mrs Isabel Turner. Mrs. Matte
Vest of Chicago. Ill; l.. T. Eugene, Frank
A. and Phillip Lewis. She also leaves to
mourn their loss two grandchildren and q
host of other relatives and friends. Re-
mains resting temporarily at John T.
Rnines' funeral chapel, 3rd and Eye SITS
s,w. Funeral Tuesday. october Is. from
the late residence, thence to st. Vincent
de Pauls Church. South Capitol and M
SITS. Sc. at Q o'clock, where high requiem
mass will be sung for the repoSe of her
Evening star., 1928-10-15
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POLICE DOG. male. Call Mrs. Cake. Tele
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Evening star., 1928-10-15
MITCHELL, JOSEPHINE STOKES. passe

LHtU Ine gFeat hereafter on SatUrday
october 10. 1928, at $50 p m, at Freed
mems Hospital, JOSEPHINE STOKES
MITCHELL. wife of Walter f. Mitchell
mother Of Theodoric NJ McLane, daughter
OF the late Thomas T. Stokes and of
Carrie Z. Stokes, sister of Mrs. Rosa
Stokes Netherland. Mrs. Bertha Stokes
BOYLE OF Baltimore Md: Thomas Fl.
Stokes, Mrs. Florence Stokes Matthews,
Mrs. Ethel Stokes Moran, James r Stokes
and Mrs. GLADYS Stokes jackson of Hart
iord. Conn Funeral SERVICES viii be held
on Wednesday, October II. at ! O'Clock
pm. Burial in Harmony Cemetery.
tLynchhurg, Va. papers please copy)
Ere Times horizon line was set
somewhere in space our spirits met,
Then oer the starry parapet
Came wandering here.
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Beyond the verge; we haste amain
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Evening star., 1928-10-15
KENYON, Holm NEV

KENYON, JOHN NEWTON. On Monday.
October Is. 1928. at his home, Vienna,
Va. JOHN NEWTON KENYON. beloved
son of A. @. and Bessie Newton Kenyon
and grandson of Emma Berry Newton.
aged 20 years 10 months Funeral serv
ices at the Methodist Church at 1880 We'd
nesday, October II. Friends and relatives
are invited. 1nterment Glenwood Gene
Evening star., 1928-10-15

life suddenly. October IA. 1928, at 10: 40
pm. MARTHA BROOKS MASON, devoted
wife of Joseph Mason; daughter of Fred
erick and Margaret Brooks, and sister OF
Leroy Brooks. She also leaves host of
other relatives and friends. Notice of flu
neral later. Remains resting at the W.
Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, 1922
Georgia ave. NV.
Evening star., 1928-10-15

JOHNSON. MARY E.. On Friday, october r.
1928. MARY E. JOHNSON She leaves two
daughters. one son and two sisters. Burial
Tuesday. october Is. at pm. from the
w. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, 2222
Georgia ave NV
Evening star., 1928-10-15
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Evening star., 1928-10-15
PHILLIPS, Holm VI. On SATURDAY. october

49, 1923. at 4:30 O'Clock pm, at George
town University Hospital, JOHN W.
PHILLIPS, beloved husband of Mary E.
Phillips, aged II years Funeral from his
late residence, All High St. Friendship
Heights. Md. on Tuesday october 16, at
1890 am. thence to st, Columbas p. 4.
Church, 42nd and Albemarle SITS. NV. at
II o'clock. Relatives and friends invited
Interment Mount Zion Cemetery, Bethesda,
Md NELSON County, Va, papers please
copyO
ROLLINS. JAMES d. On Monday. October
15. 1923. at his residence 420 7th St s.w.,
JAMES D. ROLLINS, in his 55th year.
Funeral from above residence on We'd
nesday. october II; at. 10 am. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment at Fred
ericksburg, Va. is
RUPE.. CLAUDE o. Suddenly on Sunday
October IA. 1928, at Emergency Hospital
CLAUDE o. beloved husband OF Sybil
Rupe. Funeral from Sanelrs chapel. 5th
and SITS NV. on Tuesday. October 16.
ct 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited
Interment Cedal Hill Cemetery.
STEPHENS, CARRIE MELISSA. October IS,
1923, at 9:45 pm. at her residence. 16
Littlefeld ave-, Hyattsville. Md. after a
brief Illness, CARRIE MELISSA STE
PHENs. eged 50. widow Of the late Lewis
October i6. at . pm, at the First Baptist
Church, Hyattsvile. Nd. Interment ct
Glenwood Cemetery. Friends invited.
Evening star., 1928-10-15

GATES. QUINCY ADAMS. Monday. October
IS, 1928. at his residence. Washington, d.
C.. QUINCY ADAMS GATES. ESQ. in his
S1st year. husband of Florence Gates and
father of the Rev. Edmund jayne Gates.
Mr. Gates is also survived by two grand
sons and two granddaughters. Funeral
and interment private. Kindly omit
Evening star., 1928-10-15

GAYNOR, SOPHIA. On Sunday. October
IA. 1923. at 4:10 am.. SOPHIA CAYNOR.
beloved wife of the late David Gaynor and
mother of Annie Payne and Elizabeth
Gaynor. grandrpother OF David and George
Dickerson. Funeral Wednesday, October
II, at l o'clock. from Campbelrs A. NJ. E.
Church. Anacostia, d, G. Friends and rel
ativeS invited.
Evening star., 1928-10-15

PIN-Old- -fashined breastpin. containing
hair. Reward. Main 7720, Branch 86, or
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tan spots. Reward. Return to 3343 P st.
Evening star., 1928-10-15

PETIGNAT. ELIZABETH. Departed this life
october l3. 1928 after a short illness. Mrs.
ELIZABETH pETIGNAT, devoted wife of
the late Joseph Petignat. aged 90 years is
days, leaving to mourn her loss her
daughter. Mrs. A. GoheenS; s grandchil-
dren, Is great-grandchiloren and great
Observation-Disclosures, representing hve gen
erations. Will be buried from her grand
sons home, I'LL D ST. Sc, Tuesday, Oc-
tober l6, at pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-08

pains with detsrs Of dress reaps @
plentiful harvest.
What a long preamble to what l had
to say. which was simply this: Jumpers
and blouSeS to look smart and up TO
date mus, be fitted so that they are
fairly snug over the hips and they must
not be drawn too tight. because there
must be a suggestion Of blouse above
the hipiinc--just suggestion OF a
blouse. mind you. This means that in
most cases the blouse you buy ready
made needs alteration. and the altera-
ton must be done with care. It also
means that slips and other UNDER
garments must fit with precision. so
that there will be no unnecessary full
ness beneath the nicely adjusted frock
or blouse.
The sketch shows what mean about
the adjustment Of hlouses And please
note that the slight blousing Is not
produced by the drawing In of the
belt, There must be no puckering of
the material below the belt either at
back or front. Sometimes you know. a
square crossed from corner to corner
is drawn around the lower part Of the
blouse or jumper ana knotted at one
side. Then the blouse is drawn I'd q
little to give this suggestion of blousing
When 3-year-old Dolly or 12-year-
old Betty goes to party she needs a
little cape to wear over her party frock,
and for this weeks dressmaking help we
have rlads diagram pattern Tor a
charming little cape just sent over from
Paris. 1t is extremely easy to make. but
decidedly smart. If you want COPY
Of this little help. with a picture o. the
cape and directions for making, please
send ne a stamped. self-addressed en-
re!cpe and I will send it to you at once
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LITTLE BENNY
ny LEE P.APE.

Nobody hadent bin late for skool SO
far this week on account of not wunt-
ing to miss the big reward Miss Kitty
promised lis If nobody wasent late for
whole week. and this morning the
| ferst bell had rang and everybody was
at their desk except Pud' Simkins Miss
Kitty saying. Well its too bad. but 1t
| looks as though Charles Simkins were
relapsing into his old habits lest IN
| time to spoil the big serprize that l
was planning for you.
Us fellows thinking. G. darn that guy.
Wich jest then Leroy Shooster start
| cd to make motions at me and point out
! the window. and looked out and
there was Pubs Simkins running across
| the skolyard. and jest then the End
| bell rang. making him late. and Pubs
! stopped on account Of being all out OF
| time, and I quick raised my hand say
! ing There he Is now. Miss Kitty, G
| WIZ he looks sick. can me and Leroy
| Shooster go down and see II he's sick?
why my goodniss, Miss Kitty sed.
And she looked out the window. say
ing, He RELY does look strange, he has
his hand to his side, yes you may go
down and see.
| Wich me and Leroy quick did, me
saying. Watts matter. Pubs. are you
sick? and Pubs sed. No. I'm jest out Of
breth for vile, and Leroy Shcostcr
sed Go on. certery your sick, II you
amt sick your late and the class wont
get the serprize. go on home and tell
your mother your sick.
Aw. gosh. she'll make me so to bed
If I do. don't wunt to go to bed with
out feeling sick. Pubs sed, and I Scd,
Well maybe this will make you feel
sick
And gave him short puntch in the
stummicE, being his biggest and week
est part. him saying. Ootch, owtch, gosh
now l do feel like going home.
Wich he did. and we went back and
! told Miss Kitty he was sick with enuT
strength to go home so nobody hascnt
bin late yet