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Evening star., 1933-11-22
Since 1927 Rates Fine Edge Ouer
On the
Side Lines
With the Sports Editor
BY DENMAN THOMPSON

n YEW deals surely are in
M order for Washington's
l \ followers Of both the
ring acke ts-rasslin'
and boxing-with Jim Brown
ing booked to strut his stuff at
the Auditorium and Portner's
Arena having decided to scrap
judges as auXiliarieS to the ref
cree.
From New York where Daddy Joe
Turner hied himself to take in the
Browning Gus Sonnenberg set-to
Monday, comes word that the most
formidable dSputant of j. Londos'
claim to the world heavyweight title
ras been lined up to oppose Ernie
Dusek, and is the local entrepreneur
proud of himself?
Am paying Browning largest purse
ever offered a champion for any
show ever staged indoors in Wash
ington," he wires. This will be the
first time these boys ever have met.
1t was my good fortune in having
prior contract on Dusek's services
that makes this outstanding match
possible"
That Turner is due to click hand
somely in his new role as an "inde-
pendent" promoter was indicated
last week when the debut of the
Curley clutcherS, Szabo and pusek,
attracted the largest under-roof
throng in two years, and the Brown
ing-Dusek affair is bound to top
that. No date for it has been set,
but it undoubtedly will be Friday
night, December
Much of the color of Browning
as well as Londos is due to their
so-called airplane spins, usually en-
ploved for the finishing touch, but
Browning's version is even more
spectacular than Londos'. Jeems
hoists his victims aloft, whereas
Browning, while on the mat, gets
'em entwined in his legs and twirls
'en around
Evening star., 1933-11-22
Lane. Cheek Crippled.

T IGHT drills have been scheduled
for the Blue today and tomorrow
before the squad leaves Friday
morning for Cambridge.
Harvard, meanwhile, worked out in q
long but hard drill as Eddie Casey
stressed speed and the perfect execution
Of fundamentals. Some concern was
felt over the condition Of Francis Lane,
halfback, and Art Cheek, end. Lane
hobbled about with the aid Of O walk
ing stick but Cheek did not even report
for practice.
With Harry Wells, Capt. Johnny
Dean and Bos Haley all in the start
ing backfield, Harvard will have three
able forward passers to depend upon.
Crimson scouts have indicated some
weakness In Yale's defense against air
raids and Harvard undoubtedly will
give that medium a thorough trial.
Army and Navy, opponents in the
East's other major classic this week,
continued intensive preparations for
their clash at Philadelphia. Rip Miller,
Navy coach, indicated he might start
two new tackles. Slsde Cutter Of Os-
CONTINUED on Page 2, Column g.
Evening star., 1933-11-22
Portner decision to have
one man shoulder all the
resnnnSihilitV for VerdictS

responsibility 1Or VeTQlCIS
in bouts there is the outgroWth
of continued dissatisfaction on
the part of the ring worms with
the three-man system, with our
old friends, Denny Hughes and
George King supplementing the
efforts of Referee Charley
Short.
Last night new combination was
tried out with Chick Holbrook, the
old-tiIne bantam, and Dick O'Con-
nell acting as Judges IN helping
Short score points.
The upShot was vociferous boQs
from the fans for the Raymond
Fur and Wright Conner draws"
and a milder bird for the Irving
Kirkwood match, which was award
ed to the former.
That settled it. 1t promptly was
decided that hereafter judges are
out and that the referee will render
all the verdicts. This will make
Portner's one of the few running
weekly and making money, the only
fight club in the country with such
a system.
Short will continue as the third
man in the ring at Alexandria,
which means that the popular Bal
timore official will be strictly on
the spot.
Evening star., 1933-11-22
TN VIEW of BoWie's reputa-

ton for producing long
shots, the third race Mon
day in which Chance Flight,
paying a 81 mutuel of $72.40,
nosed out Cloud Dor with a
place price of $3.50, was not
particularly noteworthy, but
the second race yesterday must
have established something of
a record fOr generous pay-0f10
for all the horses in the
money
The straight quotations in the
order Of finish were Sl640. S82.60
and $4,000, due to the fact that Ac-
cent, Steel and the field, to which
the public went strongly, all got
nowhere.
Here is what the usual 50 invest
ment netted lucky holders of tickets:
Carvel Hall S34.80 $4,000 $3.50
Repeal 47.40 1880
Teenie R. 1850
Longer prices, much longer, fire.
quently have been paid on one or
two horses in race, but we don't
recall anywhere all three figured so
extensively at the pay window.
P. S:-We didn't have any Of 'em.
Evening star., 1933-11-22
MARYLAND SCOUTS
PRAISE GENERALS
c. u. Steams Up for Contest
With South Dakota-Cards
Miss Bus Sheary.
BY H. c. BYRD.
b1 II. =. DI IVDs
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
will meet the strongest

r UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
will meet the strongest
~ Washington and Lee elev-
en- it has faced since 1927,
according to Old Line scouts, who
have watched the Generals In
their last two games. In every de-
partment, with the possible ex-
ception of punting, the team is
exceptionally strong, and in that
is up to the average, according to
Roy Mackert, chief Maryland
scout.
washington and Lees fine showing
against Princeton and its defeats OF Ken
lucky, Virginia and others did not have
any fluky background you can just
bank on that" Mackert told group OF
Maryland players who are getting ready
to meet w. and l.. in their home
coming Saturday.
I've seen Washington and Lee teams
play for years and this is the best
one they've had. so far as I know. Bo-
len, at guard, is one OF the most ca
pable linemen I've seen all year and at
ends there are three good men who are
much better than the usual run and
fourth end who is as good as the aver
age Furthermore. while Seaton and
Sawyers have been getting the praise In
the papers for their brilliant work in
the backfield, in my opinion Arnold Is
as good or better than either Of them
and you had better watch him, and
watch him closely"
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$4OO to $499

Nash, Passenger Sedan, 1880. @NIE
Reconditioned, finish like OffO
new, second set of tires, practically
new, original upholstery, never been
used without seat covers.
ssOs MGREEN 1ttR q. \. AOWc ". hAOAASSG co. ssOs
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De Soto. 1889 Sport Coupe. CAEn
Brown Duco, two-tone finish, CD4OV
motor perfect. Clean throughout;
car you will appreciate owning.
Mt. VERNON MOTORS
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Nash 1882 Sedan Model $50. QN7E
Car looks like new; clean oh y
inside and out. 1t is a perfect used
BARNES MOTOR co.
1893 14th st. N. w. Open Evenings
Ford, 1899 Tudor Sedan. This QHRE
car has been used by an Of D& SO
ficial of the company and has had
the best of care. Very low mileage.
HANDLEY MOTOR co.
$3.50 Ga. Ave. N. w. Adams $3.50
Buick, 1880 Roadster. This QA7E
car is fully de luxe equip O4 .
ped, has well tenders, 6 wire wheels.
Finished In beautiful maroon duco.
HILL 3 TIBBITTs
lila Vermont Ave. N. W.
%N~NAN~>~~A~N~~~~~N~ ~N~~NS~1N~N~~N.~A~NN
Ford, 1889 VS. Cabriolet. ONOO
beautiful all-weather car SD4CO
with perfect blue finish. Cream wire
wheels. Snappy, powerful motor and
excellent tires. A real buy for any
PARKWAY MOTOR CO, Inc.
SO4O NJ st. N. w. WEst O161
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Nash, 1889 Coupe. This car is QAOE
in excellent condition. Finish eD8OO
splendid, motor excellent; all new
tires and very clean interior. Don't
hesitate on this car. Also 1929 spe-
cial coupe, $S45.
NASH-ORR MOTOR co.
1888 14th St. N. w. DEC. 4410
SNNN~~~AA~~NNNSNr~N r~NN~NN~~Ns~~N~NN~~S~
Chrysler, 1880 "77" Royal Sc QAOE
dan. Cost new. $1,9S5; will 04OO
sacrifice; tires, paint and upholstery
like new. Your car in trade; liberal
terms.
sKINKER MOTOR co.
1915 Goth st, n. w. DEC. 1910
SS~ANNSNNANsN~NNNANN
Ford VS., 1889 Convertible @NOE
Coupe. Driven 1000 miles, O4OO
cannot be told from new; equipped
with heater and other extras, worth q
great deal more.
MODERN AUTO EXCHANGE
23OS 14th St. N. W. CO. 1896
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$500 to $500

Chevrolet CabriOlet, 1891. Like @9OO
new; fully equipped; clean OOAC
est sport job in town; your car in
trade; bal. E-Z.
MANDELL CHEVROLET.
18th and Good Hope Rd. g. 4.
"Service That Satisfies"
Chevrolet, 1889 Sport Road COCO
ster. Car driven only a few OOUV
thousand miles; clean inside and sOuti
good tires all around.
BARRY PATE MOTOR co.
2525 Sherman Ave. N. w. AID. 5000
Chevrolet, 1881 Sedan. Attrac- @QGE
lively painted, black with OOVO
red trim. Seat covers. New tires.
One that is safe to buy.
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
S3O7 NJ sc. N. w. Georgetown
Ford Coupe, 1882. New; low COCO
mileage; fully equipped, 80 OCUC
days free service, SIS underpriced; !;
your car in trade; bal. to suit, $369.
MANDELL CHEVROLET,
18th and Good Hope Rd. s. e.
"SePviCe That Satisfies"
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From the Stocks 2S Leading Washington Automobile Dealers

Each Car Advertised Certicat
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Educational
Instruction Courses

NATIONAL ATRCRHFT SCHOOL
9206 Grace st. N. W.-Preparo for the
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By practical work on modern alrplanes and
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BECOME AN OPTICIAN
Enter q lucrative and uncrowded pro-
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Diploma. Send for booklet. Telephone
Vernon O227
BALTIMORE OPTICAL INSTITUTE
Sd floor-Park Ave. at Franklin st.,
Baltimore, Nd
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$500 to 5000.

Buick 1891 Eight "S7" Sedan. WCnn
Perfect condition, brand new OUVU
Goodyear tires; car cost $780, A
BARRY PATE MOTOR co. -,
1860 Park Road N. w. AID. 10000
Dodge 1881 lie Luxe 8, Four @G0E
Door Sedan. Equipped with SDUOO
radio, trunk, 6 wire wheels, chrome
tire covers, new tires; driven very
little.
THE TREW MOTOR co.
1909 14th st. N w. DEC. feaN
Studebaker 1881 Sedan. Chrom- @G0O
ium tire covers, 6 wire wheels. SD00O
Trunk on back. Motor performs lik0
new.
MT. VERNON MOTORS
1884 9th st. n. w. Open EveMfMGO
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5000 to $299

Chevrolet 1880 Coupe. One of QO1E
our best buys; has had the OA1O
best Of care and shows 1t. Ask for
poNoHoE CHEVROLET co.
1890 NJ st. n. W. Dist. $500
.N~SN~~~~N~NS~N~N~~N ~~N~N~N~N~S~~~NN~S~
Chevrolet Sedan, 1880. New QO1E
dark blue finish; brand new UH1O
tires eISsn piH, F,, thFoGEhSg. for S%II
So down. Easy terms, a year to pay.
+, POHANKA SERVICE
1926 Goth St. N. W. Dist. S141
~SN~SS~eS~es~>N~~~~S~N~
Ford 1880 Standard Coupe. COOK
This car we are selling for DAOO
one of our owners and we know that
it has had the best of care. being
oiled and creased every 500 miles;
that our service department can show;
HANDLEY MOTOR co.
$3.50 Georgia Ave. n. w.
S~NNN~N~s~>>~S~NsN~sNsN N>seSSN'~Nrs@seSeSeSe
Pontiac, 1880 Sport Coupe, with COAX
rumble seat; all new tires, UAtO
finish looks like new: clean as
pin inside and reconditioned to give
its new owner the utmost in eco
nomical transportation. Easy monthly
GSRHHAM MOTOR SALES. INC.
1895 14th St. N. w. Pot. s772
S~~~~~~NoNs~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~N~s~~>~">SN~
Pontiac, 1899 Coach. Fin COAX
ished dark green Duco; new OA4O
tires, paint new, motor thoroughly
overhauled, a beautiful job. Come in
today.
H~~e1.~HaeN~1.c 1%SS -
Chevrolet 1880 Coach. Dark COAX
blue finish. Wonderful motor. DAtO
Best, Of tires. Poppy and fast. Really
sToHLMAN CHEVROLET
SSNe~~~S~~~~~
Essex, 1880 Town Sedan. @O7S
good tires; paint good; car UASO
performs like new; slip covers; an
THE TREW MOTOR CO.
1909 14th st N. w. DEC. 1910
sN~NsN1~N~~N~N~~A~Ns A~Ns~~I~N~~~~N~|~N-'>~
Chevrolet Coach, 1881. GOOD @CQS
shape; guaranteed. A fine USCO
LUsTINE-N1cHoLsoN MOTOR CO.
Hyattsville, Md: On the Boulevard
AAAAN~~s~~AA~N~~~~ ~~A~~~~~NANN~S~~sNsNs~
Oakland, 1880 VS. Roadster. COOK
Light brown Duco with dark DAOO
trimmings. Motor perfect, $29S; good
tires. Just the car for the coming
'p''" L. r. srEUARr. INC.
1895 14th st. n. W. Open Evenings
N.N~~~~~|N~~~.~~~~~N~ N~~NNS~~~~SNNI~NsNS~N
Chevrolet Sport Phaeton, 1881. COOK
Driven less than /. 500 miles; DAOO
owned by a very responsible person:
finest of care, car looks it. Worth
great deal more.
MODERN AUTO EXCHANGE
1908 14th st. N. W. col. 1896
ANNNNNNeNSNNsNNS>>' ~SSN|sse>SNSeSN>S
Essex 1880 Coupe. Duco finish COOK
shines like new. Excellent DAOO
rubber. Spotless upholstery Smooth
motor. Special.
EMERSON & ORME
18th and NJ SITS. N. w. Dist. 800
Open Evenings
Graham, 1880 FOur-DoOr Spe- COOK
ciaI 6 Sedan. A sturdy, OGOO
roomyc- dependable, beautiful car. Of
fered at a sacrifice price eresquick
sale. Nowhere in. the city can you
equal this car at this low. price.
GRAHAM MOTOR SALES. INC.
1898 14th st. N. W. Pot. O752
I~I~~A~~~~~~N~N~~N@ ~N@u~%~~~N~~~~~~~~e~
Ford, 1881 Victoria. A car COOK
that has been only few SDAOO
thousand miles and looks like new
DisrRICT MOTOR co.
1899 14th st. N. w. Open Evenings
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$500 and Up.

Buick 1881 Sedan Model $50. @70S
Perfect mechanically. paint u OV
is good and has had the very best
Of care by its original owner. ReaNt
a sacrifice.
HILL d TIBBITTS
lila Vermont Ave. n. w. .
~NNNA~~~N0~NNNINN~O
Graham 1888 Blue Streak Four. @0Rn
Door Sedan. Driven only 75 OCeyV
miles. A chance Of a life time for
some prompt buyer. A new car at
a used car price, and carries our
GRAHAM MOTOR SALES. INC,
1895 14th St. N. w. Pot. O572
SNsS~~&N~ANNNU~N~A~~ ~~1Ns~~sN~~~~N~~esAs~e
Packard Custom b PhaetOn. @Q70
Traditional Packard beauty WCAO
in this straight 8 phaeton with ton.
neau windshield; finished in black.
Tires practically new. Our guarantee.
H. b. LEARY, JR. & BROS.
.S~1S 1sS@ ~; ~
Buick 1881 7-Pass. Sedan. @oOE
Low mileage-finished in WCOO
black duco; wire wheels and trunk
rack, spotless upholstery; long HSe
valve in head engine. A real buy.
EMERSON 3 ORME
18th and NJ SITS. N. w. Dist 500
Open Evenings. -
SANNNNs&ANsA%SNAAASN SNSNA~sNNSNNsNANAeseSA~
Buick 1889 Sedan 81 Model @1 1Eh
De Luxe, wire wheels, GD191OV
tenders; metal tire covers: cost $2.1Sk.
Can hardly be told from new.
BARNES MOTOR CO.
1879 14th st. N. w. Open Evening"
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$500 to $500

Chevrolet, 1891 Special Sedan, OOCO
with wire wheels, new OOOJ
tires. Now's your chance to buy a
practically new Chevrolet at q big saw
ing, iII:u,, Driven very little. Shows praC:
uGally no signs OF any wear. Please
r: L TAYLOR MOTOR co.
1901 14th st. at 7 N. w.
|~~N~-~SN~N~eSNsNSeNrSN rSNNNN~~~N~N~~~NNN~
Plymouth. 1889 Sedan. Float CC7E
ing power motor; good rub 900
Der. slip covers, clean inside and
out. Motor is perfect. A real buy.
DISTRICT MOTOR
1929 14th st. N. w.
sNNsNN~~~~NN~NNNsNN~ NN~~NNNNNNeNNNNNsNes
Chevrolet Special Sedan, 1881. QO0E
Original beautiful Duco fin OOCO
ish,' like new; two well tenders; six
very good tires; upholstery clean and
perfect; motor is quiet. powerful and
ance and reliability are the things
that make this car an outstanding
buy at S3S5. Small down payment,
bal; easy monthly payments through
@. NJ. A. c.; your car in trade.
OWENS MOTOR co.
6323 Georgia Ave.
~NNNN~~N~N~e-~~~~SN ~~SNNsNNS~~NeNNNN~NNSs
Nash, 1891 Coupe. Low mile coon
age and runs exceptionally OOCU
good; guaranteed to pass the Traffic
AASoU LhSPSkSAS4b VooVs SAsN AOA S~A
DoNOHoE CHEVROLET, INC.
1920 NJ st. n. w. Dist. $500
~e~~N~~~~~NN~~N~~~ ~~~~-~NNNNNNNs~~~~N
1929 Buick Master Sedan. QCOE
Dark green Duco finish; new SD1OO
tires; excellent motor. upholstery
shows no wear.
STANLEY H. HORNER
1O15-1111 14th st. NAT. $500
N~~N.~NAAe.~NN%%AA A~~oNN>.AN@AHNS~~
Chevrolet CabrbOlet, 1882. This @OOE
is really an exceptional buy. SDOOO
chance to buy a new car at
USTINE-NICHOLSON MOTOR co.
HyattsviIle, Md. ION the BouleVard).
CIR. 22OO.
Studebaker, 1891 Sedan. Very COOK
excellent shape throughout SDOOO
and guaranteed to pass the Traffic
Bureau inspection, ask for car No.
114S. Reduced to 1895.
DONOHOE CHEVROLET, INC.
1920 NJ st. N. w. Dist. $500
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Real Estate
Farms and Land for Sale

$50 DOWN. S5 month. 45-acre farm: no
buildings; good soil, garden land, gentle
slope, large oak and pine trees for log
CABIN, low taxes: y mile from Potomac
River via Route 224 Southern Maryland:
$1.300. Adams 14S0-W.
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500 to $I99

Chevrolet 1929 Roadster, with @11S
new top; excellent tires, good U11O
finish. and the mechanical condition
is just fine. Guaranteed to pass
Traffic Bureau inspection. Please ask
for car No. 1117-R. Reduced for
DONOHoE CHEVROLET. INC.
1920 NJ st. N. w. Dist. $500
Chevrolet Cabriolet, 1899. Clean Clio
cut, low mileage; rumble D1
seat: fully equipped; $50 under
priced; E-Z terms.
MANDELL CHEVROLET
18th and Good Hope Rd. s. e.
"Service That Satisfies"
Ford 1929 Tudor. Paint ex- @1OE
ceptional, good tires; all W1HO
around a car that we believe will
give many miles Of satisfactory trans
portation at low cost.
HANDLEY MOTOR CO.
$3.50 Ga. Ave. N. w. AD. 606O
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BUICK


BUICK 1928. 81 Sedan. $50 down, $40
per mo. Excellent condition. Good tires.
Refinished. Looks new. WARRINGTON
MOTOR CO. 2036 nth N W. Ia
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USED CARS-NoRTHEAsT MOTOR CO.
920 Bladensburg Rd. N. E. All. 0200
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A BIT THICK

The manager Of the big business
firm stormed into his head clerks
Office and banged a fist angrily on
his desk.
"Smithers," he cried omlnously,
"this is outrageous. distinctly told
you you could only take seven clear
days holiday, and here you have nc
last put in an appearance on the
eleventh day. What is the meaning
Of it?"
"oh, yes, sir" said Smithers, cool
~ enough. II have an explanation.
Three of them were foggy."-London
Answers.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1933-08-31

T. , Out Just because of this there
,on ~ reason to 60 way beyond rea-
soo.. !, you do this you Just kill the
Souss tnat lays the golden egg. The
u rguse that We are trying to build
=. collapse like a house Of cards"
him. enforcing compliance with the
ss re eagle provisions, johnson as.
len ,ea that there would be no vio-
COTS no man-hunting and no bow
trs.i bang But, he said, the admins.
eba. aen would move to uncover
then ems behind the blue eagle and
tas a :. We are going to move in and
Windows se fsne OH their
tba,a nlan nature being what # Is
and SO. of "chiseling" by persons
The &C., concerns that have receivad
nn,ro o.ue eagle. These come most
sey, 1 hoes to Mrs. Mary H. Rum.
sunno meaa of the committee that is
thopsS beu TO protect the consumer
Professor ogburn SAYS It
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Family Finance

A Kansas child, eight months ole
the other day paid his fathers traf16
fine In Kansas City, Kan. The fas
ther was arrested for passing anoth-
er car on the intercity viaduct. Hd
did not have So with him and was
permitted to 60 home for II. He re.
turned with the amount in pennies.
He had borrowed It from his son's
bank.
"I'll put II back on payday" he
promised .-Vancouver Province.
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again his position
of assistant secre-
tary of state in
charge Of Latin
American affairs. He
is to be succeeded
as ambassador to
the island republic
by Jefferson Caffery
who, from his post
in the State depart
ment, so ably sec
onded the efforts
of Mr.. Welles. CAT
fiery, like Welles, Is
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1933-08-31

d iSObedtence ca M
paign, he started
a new ''fast unto
death" and in q
week was so near
dissolution that the
authorities released
him Internationally.
His wife and Miss
Madeleine la d e,
one Of his three
graces," were re-
/ e a S e d fro m six
m o n t hs' sentences
at AhmodahQd Sn
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WITH
Hun6oD IN
LONG WAIT IN PROSPECT

A young man bounced into the OF.
fee.
II wish to see the manager" he de.
manded.
I'm sorry, sir" said the clerk, "but
the manager is not In. Is there any.
thing can do for your
II don't deal with juniors" was the
rude reply, I'll wait for the man.
ager."
Nearly an hour passed.
"How much longer will that man
ager be?" demanded the visitor Inn.
patiently.
'Nearly two weeks, sir" quietly re.
piled the clerk. "He's gone abroad
on business.
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Less Will Do

Less Will Do
Kind Lady-Why are you crying.
little boyi
Boy-I've lost q dime.
Kind Lady-When did you lose ltf
Boy-This afternoon and mother
has sent. me out again to look for
it. She says Il ! can't find Il, Q
nickel would do.-Gazette mont
reaD.