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Evening star., 1949-08-16
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
LxsiNEss OPPORTUNITIES

LUNCHEONETTE and grocery, gas
pumps, nickel and quarter machines:
on the Wash. Baltimore blvd; doing
a nice business. Here is PROPOSE
must sell at once, due to other
play. compl. price, $500; $500
cHANTKER & co. ST. s7o7.
LUNCHEONETTE-S FOUNTAIN;
magazines, newspapers, varieties; a
nice business for an active couple;
nothing moth ,, better in Wash; . s.: 900
GROCERY, all colored trade; all cash
business; no beer. but can be OBJ
tained; short hrs; over $1,000
weekly. Sure, you can buy lot
of groceries at all prices, but sell
dom is a store like this available.
The price and terms are perfect,
too. SAM CHANTKER q CO., ST.
VARIETY STORE, doing better than
$1,000 -wk.; beautiful small apt: a
tremendous money-maker. Owner
has made his money here and will
sell to the proper party for as lit
tie as $4,000 down; will give a long
lease on the property. You must
investigate this to really believe it
RESTAURANT. beer. wine; Alex
andria, main business street: selling
because Of health. ov. 9s25, TIE
PHoToGRApHY and hat check con-
cession for rent, popular downtown
FoR e5R0 RESq for Or; winter inter- months fully
equipped resort hotel in Valley OF
Virginia; suitable for select boys
or girls school: convenient to prin-
cipal Eastern cities. Address Box
GARAGE ansAf; AMI And. BODY and fender shop
in in busy NV; intersection. Phone
FOR SALE--Diner, fully equipped. op-
Grating, also cottages; best location
money-makers. No. l Highway, in
Va. Owner retiring. Box 236-Y. Star
CORNER GROCERY, excel. location
house included; lady unable to opeI-
ate alone; reasonable. FIR. 9553.
AUTO REPAIR SHOP and equipment
for sale; Bear fr. end machine,
wheel balancer,. tow truck, paint
gun. grinders. Jacks, etc; located
bousb lo it on Dtnsy seTms Of ca 1R Car 7s Ss
TOURIST COURT and restaurant;
practically new property, in excel.
lent location on active through
highway in Frederick Co.; bldgs. all
masonry, cabins have private baths
veterans club has many money.
making attractions. restaurant vel
equipped; buyer able to invest sub.
stantial sum will find exceptions
by appointment. r. p. RIPLEY
Pealtor, 81. GIL till 8 pm. lie
GROCERY-Same owner over IL
years; illness forces sale; near 1st
and R. 1. ave. NV; good opport.
nice living quarters. OWNER, DU
1922
FOR SALE-25 car auto repair, bod,
and fender shop; new, modern equip
ment; good location doing gooc
business, but must sell; long lease
Immediate occupancy, GIL. S715
49,
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AFFRONTI 81 FITZGERALD
BUSINESS SPECIALISTS
OFFERS

Mod. Cleaning and Pressing
Plant. Good ne. corner loc. Exc
equipment. Truck, low rent, 5-yr
lease with option. Cash or terms
Gas Station and Garage
Nr. s.w. inspection center. Long lease
Reas. rent. Good equipment ane
stock. Parking facilities on roof
Grocery Store
Exc. sc. corner loc. New equipment
mixed trade. Owner must sell
Dr.'s orders. Beer license can bt
obtained Doing S4O0 to $500 wkly
6-day bus. Cash or terms.
Beauty Shop
Averages approx 81 800 monthly
Priced right to sell. Cash or terms
Electrical Contracting
And repairing. Establ. 80 yrs. Un-
usual opport Very low rent.
& FITZGERALD
EX. O712. AT. 9l40, FA. 6903
500 r ST NV RIM 207. lie
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BUSINESS SERVICES

PAINTING CONTRACTOR, interior
and exterior painting; will do work
cheap. All work guaranteed. DU
T640. -19
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Grill-Bar g. Liquor
Unusual location; air conditioned.
modern, perfectly equipped for
roll; doing $500 per day: 6-yr lease
rent S275: seats 70: priced to sell
$4,000 cash will handle-easy
terms. Sundays and ewes, call Mr.
Boinis, OR. 1914
A. H. BACAS
Realtor and Business Broker, 1887
Col Rd NV, AID S4S4
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ROOMS EuRhIsHEp-s.E.-s.w.

1917 3Oth ST. Sc, of Penna. ave
Cool front rm: gentleman; phone;
good bus service; share bath with l..
vi. 1910. 10
BEDRM. in pvt. family to elderly
a.. woman or man. S. w. SEE, AT.
SO61.
3I3 EAST CAPITOL ST. - Light
Housekeeping rooms. or 2 personsi
$40 and S12 per week. lis
Mr.. CAPITOL, $40 1st St Sc
Lovely double front room, samipvt.
bath; also single rm. 10
ILLCREST-Nicely furn. nm. for
girl; pvt. home, cross ventilation;
priyils.; bus at door; $50. VI. 45 6.
Evening star., 1949-08-16
BILL SIMONS
THE LIvE-wIRE BROKER,

EVE. BEN EPSTEIN. CH. 8135.
Tea Room & Modern Home
Silver Spring area-Attractive 3-bed-
room house, beautiful grounds over
2 acres; bldg, in excellent condition,
facilities with tremendous possibili-
ties for expansion. Doing Q nice
business, serving only dinner. Here
is an unusual opportunity for COM
Portable home and business under
the most pleasant surroundings.
Priced at less than half Of actual
value; $4,000 cash will handle.
Call Mr.. Hayden, Ii. 3-4790, Sun
days and evenings.
A. H. BACAS
Realtor and Business Broker, AID.
Evening star., 1949-08-16
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

EMPLOYED YOUNG LADY desires
rm. alone and board, with private
family in NV. section. RA. SOLO,
or RE 5000. ext. 80. -16
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MIscEllAhEous FOR RENT

AMPLIFIER, SOUND TRUCK, service
recorders fwire and tape). Low
rates. SOUND EQUIPMENT CO..
CO. 4445.
LEADERS, overhead and bulldozers,
now available. Cal HI. 4933.. -22
Evening star., 1949-08-16

COIOred-ReSt. Liquor
Long established. clean spot, well
equipped and easy to operate: rent,
$3.50: doing over 5000 per day:
closed Sundays. but could be biggest
day: rest. and building owned by
same party: will give good lease.
Asking $4,000 for business. or to
right party, owner will consider SELL
ing business and building. Sundays
and evenings call Mr.. Wallace, RH
5649.
A. H. BACAS
Realtor and Business Broker. AD.
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RESTAURANT

Prominent apt. bldg. in Mt. Pleasant
area; rent, $3.50; heat free; about
$500 wkly. gross quoted; open only
8 hrs. daily; 8 hours on Sunday;
$4,000 down. bal terms. Cali Miss
Lee, Elk. 2555.
PASTOR & LUTZ, INC.
NO. 49-GROCERY- BEER, $500
wk.; Tyr. lease at S115 incl. Arm
apt; closes 7:30 p.m.; $4,000, with
u cash.
No. 53-GRocERY- BEER, with love.
wk. bus; $4,000 handles.
NO. 66-GROCERY. $1,000 wk., col
trade; best spot on 14th St; $4,000
handles.
No. 3s-GRoCERY, 5000 wk.; suit.
able for beginner; rent, $50 mo.
6nn Hourn
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ROOMS FURN,-N.E. Cont J

1915 EAST CAPITOL sT.-Lse. 'front.'
rm., nicely furn., 2 persons, reas.
TR. 9470.
sOo RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE
Sgle. rm, conven. to transp.: unlim.
phone; gentlemen. NO. 2210. III
COLORED-222 ST. N.E.-Furn.
front room for man; $40 week:
after $50 pm. weekdays. NO. $685..
CoLoRED-N1CE ROOM for couple
or one person, some home privileges.
534O E. Capitol, VI. 1885.
COLORED-l216 Z ST. N.E.--Neatly
furn. rm.; home privileges; laundry
facil. Phone FIR. 0043. lis
COLORED, 10I 9Th ST. N.E-Furn.
rm.: man or woman; refs. req. LU.
3-2303 -17
COLORED-Nicely furn. rm. for sober
couple; will consider l child; home
privil. Ii. 4-6652. lis
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ARLINGTON DRUG STORE
Strategically located in busy shopping
center on newly opened Fairfax DIR.
Excellent established business. Gross
over 100000, can be increased; To-
year lease. Owner wants to retire.
Price only $27,500. Conven. terms.
This is rare opportunity. Act
now. Call 9 to 9. TALMAGE WILL
CHER. Realtor. exclusive, 1873 Will
son blvd, Gil. S017. GIL. 1920. IL
Snack Bar-Delicatessen
Finest NV. location. long lease, s75
mo- including living quarters: now
crossing better than $500 weekly,
new equipment: can be handled
with $4,000 cash: balance. terms
Don't miss on this. Call Mr.. Hay
den. Ii. 3-4790, Sunday and eve
nings.
A. H. BACAS
Realtor and Business Broker, AID.
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MIscL. WANTED tcont.)
FARM AND GARDEN

STOVES. FURNITURE. ranges, lee
boxes and heaters ACME sTOvI
CO. 1O1l 9TH At nv. MA. 1922
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SODA LUNCHEONET

Very nice NV. location; all new, mod
ern fxtures; over S400 wkly. sales;
low rent. with long lease; price re-
duced to $4,000; terms. Call New
ton. Elk. 1855.
PASTOR & LUTZ, INC.
Evening star., 1949-08-16

FARM AND GARDEN
BOYLE TREE sURGERY-For tree
removals. spraying. trimming. Call
ST. 1918 day or RA. 1919 after. 6.
ROToTnLERS-spring cleanup sale
Choremaster and attachments. Jac-
ques 4-wheel tractor and plow.
$535. See US for parts or service
CENTRAL MOTOR Co. CH. 1000.
5000 Lee hwy. Arlington. Va.
BULLDOZERS. rent or contract for
land clearing and excavating; reas
rates; free estimates. AT. O725.
FLAGsToNE WALKS, terraces, hre-
places. rock gardens. fish ponds, re-
tanning walls. pipe drainage all
kinds Of cement work. F. MAR
CUCCIO. Route 3. Horners lane,
Rockville, Md. Phone Rockville 35SS.
GARDEN TRACTORS h.p. Red
with 3O-in. lawn mower; 2 plows,
hose, cultivators, 2 sets OF wheels.
S125. EN-. 1888. -22
GOOD DIRT
Available from excavation at b4OO
block Varnum St, Sunnybrook, Md.
Call 10. 3-6510 after 6 pm. IL
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

CHOICE WHITkFACE Hereford steers
dehorned, vaccinated, delivered; 26
head; reg. bull; reas. SH. 2114
Me 1894 30
heifer, wonderful mixer, $3.50 in
cludInR calf MR. EVANS OW QSSS
Evening star., 1949-08-16

POULTRY AND EGGS
JAMES FEED STORE, 6I9 K st. NV
-Conkey's Y-O feeds; baby chicks:
turkeys; poultry supplies. ME. 00S9
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

DYEING is ITf
CALL "ExoUISITE,"
Georgia 9777. 81
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PLANO, late model full keyboard,
spinet. attractive mahogany finish:
a real buy at S2s5; S25 down, $40
a month. KITS, 1880 G st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-08-16
DOG AND CAT FOODS

Fresh and frozen horse meat. meals,
kibbles, biscuits. canned foods; low
est prices; free delivery. CAPITOL
PET SUPPLY, 426 r st. NV. CO.
Evening star., 1949-08-16
WASHINGTON, b. c

FUN WILL ERS ONLY!
Do you have a book, article or story
ready for publication? 1t is our
Job to place 1t with the best New
York magazine or publisher. Ma
I'VE ef CT oo2S Ia
Arkansas State press., 1949-12-30
NEGRO ACHIEVEMENT DAY at
Crime Wave

Lack facilities hand
Mrs Jessie Lee death her former husband Ed Thomas
Ben Moore shot and killed his wife pouring ten bullets into her from
% cabre reported George Riley convicted of vol
unory killing 1896 Bull" Me-
Eoy shot killed by willis when McElroy tried
dice Jewel Phfer shot death by George
uom West Mrs wyze Morris died after she had been
stabbed by Boyd Massey by
3cbe bullets entered his home night said to have been
fired bv his Massey David Marshall bridegroom of
two weeks Mrs Willie Mae Fisher and short time
later himself killed city detective James Nelson
thec underprvceed figure died wounds received in battle
with state and city police
One bus operator menaccd number Negro with
revolver another brua Negro but these two
the background inferior
tona facilities Quite a citizens wonder this the pol
Icy of the since has made public dsa
vowa Of the publiczed incidents
Negro the limited facilities Dunbar and student at
Pine Bluff AN&N thefts long period
series Of by blacks and whites occurred during the
year An alleged white Edwin jackson freed by white
jury after delberaon shown that Jackson
drunk when the cmeNgro Of Her
man Maxwell convicted white by
awhe jury He claimed that the affair voluntary Mitchell Har
VILE white apng Negro also claimed that the
affair voluntary his the jury dadlocked Prosecutor Ed
win Dunaway brought that Harvle discharged in 1912 fol-
Arkansas State press., 1949-12-30

members who separated from by the miles goes
on day after day week after week. month after until
December 25th rolls around.
Suddenly realize how negligent have been We rush
Tor our list of friends the remembr and
who remember too those who have through
We the list and familiar We familiar
faces and oden times filled warm feel
ing that memories bring
We hastily count dollars, dimes and pennies
and we plan how press these hard-eaned
servee-not to buy the shirts dresses need but
buy remembances which will show friends that
not forgotten them what they
We don't mind the vile of the glue the greet
ing card envelopes down the flaps
envelopes which will wishes and bring forgiveness
our long silence.
It's wonderful with wonderful thoughts and mar
Vicious memories. It's the when people don't
Know are your friends You find yourself helping stranger
carry his amoad of packages from the department store You
wave to the new cop the beat. You a dime the
scrubbyfaced kid singing Christmas carols the
maybe you toss buckl
For an entertainer this especially brings memories
and you wish could send personal greetings
u people who have damned against the bandstans
the country the loyal fans who bought your records
and written those swell fan letters. You'd like remember
mat pretty girl with the flashing black eyes who smiled
Oh the crowd in San Francisco, the cat who sat in
drums in Shreveport the lad who that review
the hometown paper in New Jersey you don't know their
names They're just happy faces and pleasant
Now that I'm coumns | find too that writer has
MS problems at this season. I'd like to greet all of the people
who have written in letters comment the column but
us impossible Miss Henry in HouSton Johnny in Los An
gees Lena Young, who reads in the State Press and
dozens of others But can't do il let say way
Though it's been said many times, many ways Merry
CHRISTMAS to you-and you-and you'll"
Arkansas State press., 1949-12-30

crime were produced by the pro-
secution, and that the defense had
been conducted by court-appoint-
ed attorney who said to judge
stuck me with it," The defense
attorney called no witnesses on be-
half of Jugger and Washington
despite the fact that Jugeer's wife
would have testified that both
were home at the time of the aileg-
ed attack.
Because they could not afford
bail money. Jugger and Washing
ton have spent twenty months IN
iail where, accounts given by rela-
tives, they were brutally whipped
and beaten over and over again
until Washington was forced to
sign a confession,
During the trial, which lasted
only three days, Washington repu-
dated his confession and said that
he signed only to escape further
brutal beatings. Both publicly pro-
claimed their innocence at the
trial. They were found guilty by
an all.white jury of twelve men.
James |. Mccain, attorney re-
tanned last week by CRC Louisiana
has gained a high reputation
throughout Louisiana for his vigor-
Gus battle in the Case of the Ga &,
Arkansas State press., 1949-12-30

in which group of students from
Negro and white colleges held a
social gathering last year and were
arrested for disturbing the peace
Mccain secured a reversal of the
verdict and the fine
Mccain also piloted the legal
end of Gro Louisiana's long fight
to punish the police-killer of Roy
c. Brooks, Negro trade unionist
shot to death in Gretna, in Feb
ruary. l948. He has also been
vigorously prosecuting notorious
gambling outfits which are allow
ed to operate openly in jefferson
Parish Mccain was recently sug-
gested for the post of u. S. At
torney in New Orleans by the
New Orleans Item.
Arkansas State press., 1949-12-30
Culture and Progress

celebrity accompanied the piano
by brother Jonahon presented Little Rock music lovers by
H. Miss Brce commented av
oab the initiative and pride the college, shown by its
handling of the affair.
President Truman Representative Dawson and President Patterson
Tkegee visited and in his brought new
Lieutenant Norma Roberts of the
Her office her gracousness her
complete absobanc her work her versatile abilities have also
brought vision to boy and girl who knows her
Attorney became the first lawyer of the southwest
to head the National Bar Attorney Hbbler reelected
the organization.
organized with McClnon president
The regular
veteran physician and civic leader M
the only effective local political organization OF the
the present time
Social impulses group found impressive outlet elaborate
fraternity and club gamorou weddings
Arkansas State press., 1949-12-30
The BELLS TOLL
BY Leonard N. Bell

The New Year has again and usual take stock
of the past year. balance our benefits against our
losses.
We find that Negroes, gains in the United States
have been fair in those sections where people
numbers and in certain departments Government But
these minor gains have been far overbanced with racial
losses in Government and industry in the South many other
sections of the country and throughout the world
An ndustrialistmade recession. lowering the tail
an artificial nfatonary period has wiped out the earnings of
most of our people divorced them from necessary Jobs and
forced the closing of hundreds of their small businesses
We find that country made strong racial hate and
tactics designed and calculated control minority groups
not turn into country minus racial hate and truly democratic
overnight Instead the hounds of prejudice have been oosed
anew and that worldwide brotherhood that dream dur
ing the and supposed become reality now an
impossbiity
Here's hoping that by the coming Of another New Year
the prospects for peace equality justice the brotherhood
man maybe real vibrant force ntead of the atom bomb
Arkansas State press., 1949-12-30
Before The Courts

Relative to the of L. G. Dace of Moscow arkansas who
charged that white special deputy,
williamson Flowers The handing
Of special commissions individuals sher has caused
much trouble the sheriff will be asked the practice
reported dscontnuanee the
practice
Dewitt Negro citizens filed suit decision favorable
facilities school
tanned high school whites and only ade school for Negroes
But presiding judge Lemley the opinion almost multi
fled district reasonable
me make the Negro school facilities those of white people
An Ebony" photographer prevented white building
intenden from making photographs
Arkansas State press., 1949-12-30
The Deep South Speaks
0y Robert DUR for GINS
EDUCATION FOR COMPLETE LIVING


would have had secession of the
South Civil had the of Slavery
this The Civil resulted of real United
Statesa United States which today has the undspud advantage
insofar furnishing world leadership
The behind the so-caed problem which like
poisonous adder crawling the corridors the nation must
be rooted condemned destroyed by education designed to
enable understand that stand idly by while the unenshten
cd people work keep coored people uneduead unoganzed
and unarmed aid and effect the spread of Communism these
United States and the eventual destruction of civilization the
alter of decadent dvve organized religious
tons.
gift to he S so-called
problem paraical
emotional eolored who by their bad conduct born of
denial economic political and educational opportunities making
II difficult for the whole everywhere
The for this situation to is equal opportunity
for education for complete living especially for all the people of
the of the United States And for this the Negro
relentless battle
policy unenlehtened
political South the the counterpart
supremacy keeping cooed people unedueated
unorgand passage
federal education bill help whites the South
II distributed the a
setup which distribution bracial federal
boards political responsible the President the
United States only
In the South adequate educational opportunities impossible
therefore
schools For the being
schools through the high school level should be made equal
adequate facilities by the federal South
elsewhere children all should
school together Americans learn live together
Americans by taught learn live in their youth
this question federalad education basis Of
in South think the federal should posi-
BILE girl being denied adequate education
accommodate millions students could be
the South for periods of months
importance training the youth nation
living less important that the tons of
fighting twenty destroy evils
embrace permitting section country
liberaey the country, whole millions millions
people the
nation carrying with them The South which
the legs democracy but the body hanging
the neck of mankind like rubber morning
paper.
The big job ahead Of the Congress that
legislation completely provide
educational opportunity for the children
the best in the nation Southern spells
political religious donsccss
concerned Injustice really site South
and tomorrow live together citizens
world
Equality of education for all Americas
citizenship the important job ahead today Upon
that depends the defense and pepeaon pure democracy
unselfh eneprng and free enterprise The United gov
equal TO the task opportunity another
tion will be raised do the job guarantee ever.
lasting life II would be crime humanity delay action
And 1t is indeed later than think
Arkansas State press., 1949-12-30
With The Churches

The General Missionary Baptist
State Convention of Arkansas will
hold its regular New Years meet
ing with the Rice Street Baptist
church, 2i24 Rice street. Rev. F. D.
Green is pastor. Full cooperation
is expected Of the pastors, board
members and all other persons af-
filiatcd with the General Mission
airy Baptist of Arkansas.
Arkansas State press., 1949-12-30
Penal Reform

Beating white prisoner before he died attracted
nton entire Arkansas Consequent outbreaks
The
without other marked than official
the corporal punishment Arkansas
evidence cruelty had been found the Negro
Boys Industrial school Wrightsvile
During the accepted offer from Floyd Brown
school institution take Negro girl
appointed the educational
boys Mr. Brown the head of the girls
school,
Arkansas State press., 1949-12-30
of the virgin Mary.

OF the virgin Mary.
Supporting revelations made to the Wise Men, and
supporting revelations made many other persons An
eectfyng connection had been made between Heaven and
those living in the flesh There verified the Holy Concep
ton in the of Mary and the birth of the promised
Redeemer in the person of Jesus.
The miracle of the birth of Christ spirit housed in
pershabe flesh prepared the for him to from
again living eternal spirit Thus there proved every
sincere believer in him that he too need not die.
Yet without the desire to develop spiritually and to be-
worthy of Heaven there left but the development of
the natural instinct survive This development beyond
not worthy of Heaven for becomes the dog eat dog
instinct swallow up the other dog you jealous of Any
belief in hereafter is nightmare and peaceful sleep will
not until there sincere repentance and the dog
tied up was the prophet Jonah by the whale.
Having the dog released and looking somewhat red
dened swolenheaded and slightly damp from the kind of
rebirth, patted his head to show him how / felt.
Arkansas State press., 1949-12-30
Gre Appeal
Continued nom Page II

not attempt escape after frame-up
had been uncovered, lawyer re-
tanned, appeal filed Jugger had
persistently refused to sign a con-
fession despite police beating and
whippings"
Neither Jugger nor Washington
were identified by the alleged 60
year old victim of the alleged rape,
CRC Investigators have found.
They have also reported that no
direct witnesses to the alleged
Arkansas State press., 1949-12-30
Mature Thoughts
BY Ruth r. Walker


An electric connection with heaven is made when a mans
doubts removed and he believes that the Word of promise
concerning Chrs coming, became reality Jesus was
born of Mary.
God inspired understanding overshadow any ideas he has
had previous plugging into the power that gives light
shadowing that of the and the moon.
Jesus conceived in spirit by spirit He was the only
begoon Son of God when the inspired Word was full
filled and Jesus conceived by the Holy Ghost
Arkansas State press., 1949-12-30
I've Been Thinking


As Nat Cole sings in his very fine Capitol recording of
"Christmas Song though it's been said many times many
ways-Merry Christmas You" This the season when its
hard call any your enemy This greatest eveler
Of all.
No matter how good intentions may throughout the
year. neglectfu of friends even our family
MALLS MEMS WEAR No. e. 3os East WASHINGTON Ave- MIR