Evening capital. [volume], October 31, 1922, Image 2

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THB CAPITAL I’l HMHHIMJ ( wMI’ANV
THE EVENING CAPITAL
la on u!t at tl>c foiiuniog places:
BeOfgy V. 19t Main Bir#*t
WUHara s unit/.*- ill VV at •.*-*(
George J. Lfa.'ia T 1 Maryland An
Cbaa. O. FnqnMiirr VI Maryland Ar.
“Hlroblfd CoDfiMJxia-ry” King Xi
William Itikei IVwi .v ctr*lrai
W. II A A. Nrwatand, Short Ltee Terminal
AL Miller 234 Weal street
N. Mandrio. Tblrd A Severn Are.. Eaatpnrt
Drf Chart • it. Henkel...2U Maryland Are.
Delivered in Anna India. K.iatport, Or-
BMlltown and Meet Amia|iulia by carrier
Cor 48 fen (a per noutti.
Too <au h#ve the I;Vi;MMI
nailed to >ii Abitii ttviiy from the dty
by leaving your Marne Him ,i<l,lri* at the
offl'-e, for to eetita per tuoutU; gi.iNt |<*sr
year, putaSo in admin c. to any poatoQloe
In the CmH'il state* or t'auada.
Lutcn l :<( Ann,l poll* I'-.* 1..0W na
“ Sc ynd > :.im Maitvr.
Member uf The Uieilalnl I‘reta
The A“"4iilil l*rea li otclß
alvei? entitled t * tin* n<* for re
publican* n of ,it nt'Wa credlled to
It or not Wtierwlae credited in
thla paper itml >*<► the local new*
publiahcd tioHin. All rights of
ra r puMl> ntlou of special die
petebee Inielii off also reaerved
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31. 1922.
Democratic Ticket
States Senator
WILLIAM CABELL BRUCE
of Baltimore, Mil.
For ('ongr*x!i, Fifth IHatrivt
CLARENCE M. ROBERTS
Prince George's County.
TIIE TARIFF AMI SEWING
MACHINES
Until the passage <>f the Fortl
ncy-McCuniber tarifl law a few
weeks ago sewing machines were
*>n the free list, ami no tax
paid on them at the custom
house. '1 hey were permitted to
enter this country free of duty be
cause no country in the world can
undersell us. We make them as
cheaply as they can be made any
where. Under the Fortliicy-Mc-
Cumber law a foreign sewing ma
chine valued at less than $75 will
pay a tariiT lax of 15 per cent, and
those valued at more than $75
will be taxed 50 per cent, on their
value, i his will enable the Am
erican manufacturer to sell bis
sewing machine to an American
woman at the price of the foreign
machine plus the tariff tax.
. I here is little or no competi
tion in the manufacture of sew
ing machines in this country, and
it is said that one American com
pany makes S 0 per cent, of all the
sewing machines made in the
world. Under the Payne-Aldrich
tariff sewing machines were tax
ed ;) per cent, at the custom
house and American manufactur
ers sold their machines much
cheaper to the women in Europe
and the Orient than they charg
ed American women. This sit
uation led the authors of the Un
derwood law to put them on the
free list in 1015.
The Eordney-Met umber law
virtually rotores the Payne-Aid
rich tax and will again permit the
American manufacturer to sell
cheaper abroad than at home.
He will jiicct the competition of
the worn abroad, ami protected
by a fciiiff wall that shuts out
foreign lumpetitiou, will charge
American women all that the
traftic wnl bear.
In 192 J, when sewing machines
were on the free li-t. our imports
were only nine-tenth- of one per
rent, of our total production.
What reason existed for protect
ing the American manufacturer
by a high tarilf? the American
company that makes practically
all our sewing machine - declared
dividends from 1915 to 1919. with
no protective tarilf at all, "f from
7 to It* pet cent. on a valuation
of $00.000,<*90. and m 1920 declar
ed a stock dividend of fifty per
c<*nt. And it is important to re
member 11*t thi- lock dividend
of s3o,oob."mi wa ’•■thi |.* lork
boldeis win!*' sewing machines
were still on the ft.. fi t
It. would seem that t tariff of
this kind is not pi ti .u but ex
ptoitation. a- it eutiitl dLrc
gards the righis of lit. eon-unier
and clinches a great uioikopulw'.s'
stranglehold on the American
public*
TLAI i *x •* |* vi ihnh
Upon tlm Ir t 1 . cl r w-unmr
from Seen tv ; \\ , r \\ , ,-C
that the COtJl'l:' i- lippiui; nit**
the same state of uupreparf;dne
and pacificism which existed.be
fore the war. comes a demand
from the Inter-Allied War Vet
erans that experts in suffering,
those who bore the brunt of the
fighting in Flanders, be given a
place with experts in diplomacy
and finance at international con
ferences. Their program is writ
ten on the face of every veteran
qualified as an expert in suffer
ing and back of it is the deterini
ination for peace that comes oi
facing death in a horrible org;
uf de:truclioit. It was expressed
by the president of the a-?ocia
tion as “peace with justice.”
1 his attitude need nut alarm
'Secretary Weeks, hL conserva
tive -tali' or militant patriot.-, for
it i a new and different brand of
• cifistn. No *ne is better j*re
pared tj defend their country
than these men. They are not
imrc the*rists, vvlwj submit to
alien enemies or abjectly surrend
er the liberties which cost them
-u much. Indeed, the American
Legion, which represents thou
-aiids of them, has gone cm rec
ord for universal military train
ing and at the last convention
adopted a program for the con
scription of labor in war Dine.
Experts in suffering hafe war
, with all the fierce passion that
.useless suffering stirs. They are
.determined to have pcaoe. not
ipeace under the might of great
powers but as the right of ail na
tions. The vigor behind their
demand is the best assurance that
they preach a new kind of paci
lism, and is proof that the world
, is forging ahead and in the right
direction. Experts in suffering,
trained to fight, will not stop, it
is hoped, until their victory is
.consummated or tluir defeat me
morialized in a lasting peace
among nations.
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| LETTER TO EDITOR
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A Letter to the t hildren uf the Hos
pital Club- From Mrs. Flliutl 11.
Burn ell, (.Successor to Her A uni.
the Lute Miss Kate AV, Randall).
’ As (ho successor to my aunt, Mi :<
K.tlo \V. Randall, us president uf tlm
i Children's Hospital Club. I earnestly
t request all children who*? du< s .ire
in arrears, or those vvhu owe pennies
fur tho ensuing year, tu bring' their
1 offering to my house as soon a- j; ?-
' slbln in order tliut tin 1 lloepilil Club
hooks ran be balanced eorr* ;ly te
I date.
Trusting tile parents of these eliil
| dren will assist me in endeavoring to
| carry on Ibis creditable work, believe
, .no- . .
Mo t hopefully your uow presi
dent und friend.
Kl.l/.ABKTII WittT lIUftWELL.
> Mrs. Elliott H. Bur well,
i Uandall Place. Annapolis.
1 NAVY AND PENN
STATE WORKING
FOR BIG FRACAS;
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(< milhnt Fntm raev I.)
N’.'.vy Athletic Association lias been I
tllf oositiß of its tlekcls at S 2 end
1 apiece, and they ere being grabbed up
' rapidly.
>
Bum Timex For State
Comes the following from S‘nto
■ College:
“There will he hardly a breathing
space for the Peuu State gridders lie
twi e.n their g ime with Syracuse in j
Nf.v York .it’d the l*attlc with tbs*
Navy .n Washington. In fact, the Nit
tauy i.lons will have practically only
three dgys of practice between the
two games, and Beedck's eleven will i
erittr the Navy battle under quite a
handicap.
Great Road .Machine t
; “However, the I’cnu State .players
indicated last year thaf they | were a
;I great road -tliar Nhjv ‘had the,
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A GALLON OF
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‘Polgrine
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WILL SAVE YOU
A BARREL OF TROUBLE
IN AUTOMOBILE LUBRICATION
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heroic characteristic of being able to
rise to great heights when the going
was rough—and lx a general
fc< Tag about ihc eain|fu3 that the
roaches have Instilled the same spirit
n!fi*tbe prexett’ Nittany aggregation,
ht 'l'ik their la L of experience, ihc
Blue and White athletes hav t > absorb
ed some of the dynamic power that
pervades the make-up of Coach Hugo
Tk-idck. and if the Navy expects to
walk ovt-r the Nittany Lions they are
in for quite a surprise.
“Penu State can hardly be classed
as the favorite in this game, for all
of the pre-game conditions the
(Navy. Moreover, the rcene of tlic
game Is near enough to Annapolis so
thr.t the middies can practice right
, up to the night before the game.
whereas Ponn State will probably be
( forced to leave BcHefonte Wednesday
night or early Thursday morning. Re
-1 ports that have reached here are To
tho effect that Navy has a more pow
i erful machine than they did in 1921.
when they held Penn State to a 13 l
i 7 score* on Franklin Field.
“The Lions have begun to hit their
( stride. however, and are playing a
• much better brand of football. The
I veteran linesmen are beginning to
! show the power that was so outstand
ing In the 1921 machine, while the
1 backs are working with more of that
t j machine-like precision so essential to
- success under the Bezdek system.
• Moreover, in Earl Kratz, 144-pouud
halfback, Bezdek seems to have un
, earthed a star of the lirst magnitude
ito share honors with Harry Wilson
and Mike Palm.-, .
[ ■ f ?l* i
jjNuvy Jiuuus Wilson
t “Wilson needs no introduction to the
s Navy. LasL.yesfi he iiiaycd a bril-
: \
■
Every cigarette full f
weight and full eiae -W* ~^’ te! 3 urki,h
*' XJ —better Virginia
—better Burley
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Uant game against the middies, and
h : a work was cn a par with that of
the great Killinger. This year he is
e\-cii better. Mike. Palm continues to
show improvement at quarterback,
but he has not found himself as yet.
When he does he will come with a:
flash. The same is true of Singer at
fullback, he is good in flashes but
still lacks the consistent brilliance of
a star back.
“Captain lientz should be fully re
covered front his injury In time for
next week’s game, and he will be
lack at his center post against the
middies. Bcutz is just a steady sort
of linesman, but with Tiny McMahon.
1 Bed on k, Hamilton *aud Schuster, he
forms a forward line that substitutes
brain for brawn and works as one
man on eveay play. Hap Frank and
HuOord. Bezdek's ends, will compare
' favorably with any pair in the East.
• “The game next Friday will make
the fourth meeting between Coach
• Bezdek of Penn State and Coach Fol
v.ell cf the Navy. On the three pre
vious occasions, Bezdek's teams have
been victorious, twice against Penn
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, Cl T THIS OI T-IT IS WORTH
MONEY
1 Cut out this slip, unloose with 5c
t and mail it to Foley A Co.. 2535 Slief
• held Ave.. Chicago, 111., writing your
• name and address clearly. You will
> receive in return a trial package con
- taining Foley's Honey and Tar Cont
® i pound for coughs, colds and croup;
1 j rheumatism, backache, kidney an d
bladder ailments; and Foley Cathar
tic Tablets, a wholesome and thor
oughly cleansing cathartic for cousti
e patiou. biliousness, headaches, and
sluggish bowels.—(Adv.)
and once against the Nary. It is
known here that Folwell would sooner
defeat Penn State this year than any
other foe. and for that reason it is
felt here that the Navy game will
be one of the hardest of the entire
: schedule."
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WILLIAM H. MOSS Auctioneer.
PUBLIC SALE
—or—
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
J Itv authority of the owner, l will offer to
1 public sale at No. 199 Prince George street,
j Annapolis, Maryland, on
Thursday, November 2, 1922,
Commencing nt 10:50 A. M .
tbe following household furniture:
1 xoe parlor suit, library table, lumps
! electric table lamp, dlnlog room table and
' chairs, one book rack, lot pictures, one
bookcase and writing ilcsk combined. 7
rugs, withstands, white Iron beds, mat
i tresses and springs, oue hall rack. refrig
i er-itor. mirror. chairs, one sioglc ward
. r 'be. bedroom cl.alrs, lot of blankets and
■ etui forts, lot dishes, lot of shissw-t'i-.
■ cooking utensils, one kitchen tatde. cltlf
-1 fotiiar. oue leather rocker. several small
tables, pillows nnd spreads, lot of win
dow shades, curtains, portieres, sliver
ware, lot of books, and other articles too
I numerous to mention.
I TERMS OF SAt.nCash, Goods to l>e
i paid for before moving sane*.
CHA;LS F LEE.
Agon* for Owner.
NOTICE
T Whnut It May Concern:
! This is to notify all persona owning
{property on Thompson street. Murray
avenue ‘ and Calvert street that these
streets are to lie Improved at once.
All wHter and gas pipes and sewers
must be laid (or renewed) before the Im
provement* are made, as It will not be
permissible to dig up these si reels for a
< period of live (ID years.
lty Order of the Mayor. •Counselor and
Aldermen.
\V. II VANSANT.
Cltv Commissioner.
Fussed Sept. 25. 1922
PIANO TUNING and CHAIR
CAINING
rROMPTLT DONE!
Work Called For and Promptly Delivered I
PHONK S3S-M.
* WM. MUHLMEISTER
to WEST fT.
W. B. & A. Electric
Railroad
MID-CITY TERMINALS
Uaif-llonrly Service Morning nnd Evening
between Annapolis. Halttuiore and
Washington and Camp Meade
(Washington and Camp Meade
passenger* change at Naval
Academy Junction.)
LEAVE ANNATOMS
West Street Station
s.lu, xs.jn. c. 30. sd.ao, *7.ro, am. p. 20.
10.20. 11.20, A. M.. 12.20, 1.20. 2.20, 3.20,
4.20. x4/iO. 6.20, 6.20, 7.00, 8.2 U, 10.20,
11.20. P. M.
Leave Naval Academy Hale 10 mluutea
earlier; Slab' llouae fetation, Bladen
Street and College Avenue, seven (7)
minutes earlier.
Connecting at Odenton wllh P. R. R.
ANNAPOLIS SHORT LINE PIT.
Bladen Street Station
5.20 A If. and half-hourly thereafter at 20
amt 60 minutes after each hour until
tbuo V. M„ then at 7.50. BAU, 9,50. 10.60,
and ILSO V. M.
5.20 and 6.50 A. M trains dally except
Sunday.
LEAVE BALTIMOKE—W.. B. * A.
0.35. 7 35. 8.50, 9.35. 10.55. 11.35, A. M,
i2.;;r. 1.35, 2.55, >405, 4.10, xo.uj,
u.s>i, 6.55, 7.35, P. 55, 11.55, I*. M., 12.55,
A. M.
All train* receive or discharge passengcra
al local point* between Aun*p<dla and
Naval Academy Junction *mj at Shlp
j ley aud Lluthicum on signal.
ANNAPOLIS SHORT LINE IHT.
Howard a**d Lombard gt.
5.13 A M. aud half Imurly thereafter at 15
aud 45 minutes after es<-|j hour uutli
6 15 P. M., theu at 7.15, 8.15, 9.15, 10.15,
11.15, P. M„ and 12.13, A. M.
6.13 and 6.45 A. M. truina dally except
Sunday:
LEAVE WASHNOTON
fi.oo. 6.15, S.no. 9.00, it).(>n, 11.00 A. M , 12.00,
.w. 2-W. 3.00. xS.DO. 4.00, X 4.30, 5.00.
0.00. .<*<. O.tin, 11.00 P. M., 12.10 A. It
x —Daily except Sunday,
For tickets and Information apply at our
••By ticket offices: West Street Station,
! CarvCi Hull, Short Line Station, Bladen
street
E. OrLEAGUE
ROOFING
•oootlag, Sheet Metal aud stale Werb
aTOVBS AND PCRNAOKS UlHTll.isi
AND REPAIRED
PHONE ISI-W
AN ORDINANCE
To add a new section to Article 25 of
the City Code of Annapolis, to follow iui
medlatuly after Section 23, and to he
known as Section 25-A.
Soction 1. Be It established aud orduin
ed by the Mgyor. Counselor and Alder*
; men of tbtj CUS of Annapolis that a new
section bc'-tidded to tbe City Code of An
napolis to follow Immediately after Sec
tloo 23, of Artilde 25. to be known as Sec-
Don A, and ti> read as follows;
: Hactlon 23-. . biciy person applying for
1 * llNfwil to build a garage, or other bulld
*Ug.Wf- J "hich an automobile Is kept, or for
a bonding which may be used for the
storage of hay, grain or other Inflammable
material, shall state tbe character of the
building to be erected wbeu ho applying
and no permit sball be grunted in su'd)
cases unless it is plainly stated that su.-b
building shall be constructed as follows
the walls and roof shall be entirely of
I *Ncfal. brick* cement, tlJc or otb(*r uoti*
j 'ouibu9tible substance, exwpt t)iiit tljo
! frame may be of ‘oo<], ami the floors may
be of wood: it sball be ualuwful to erect
any building of tbe character Indicated In
this ordinance or to use anv building not
now used for tbe purpose except It con
forms to tlie requirements of this ordl
rmne,- Any vlofulUnt .f this ordinance
shall be punished ith a One ..f five d-d
. L. i 1 '!; I,rsl *- , ®'eiia:. and from t-u to
, •*') dollar* for each subsequent of.
fense- to be recovered as lines aud costa
ir*' u*dr rsa*H.rerf*#l
Se-tloo 2. Aud b-- it further established
aud ordained that all ordinances and par**
of crdttwtnvps luceSHtstcpf with this ortll
nan- are hereby repealed
SectPvn 3. And be it established an-j
erddiord that Ibis ordtean e shall fake ef'
fe-1 fr--!D the ef tts passage,
approved Oct. 13.
FAMULL JoVfca.
EMMA ABBOT* CAGE,
Llt.v Ci-rk.
E. H. PICKERING
Photographic Portraiture
ami
Commercial Photography
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■j -A. W.-PHILLIPS
Gmimtof dod Builder
STEEL GARAGES, $160.00 UP
Bbap; 149 Qlsaeter 8t„ Awaspolls. Md.
The rich can get all the lienor they
want—the old story: “There's al
lways rum at the top.”—
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lost
LOST—Between I‘ovtofll, ,> M
Stor*-. blue pocket book coni', . : l;r “' *
Return to 120 Charles tre.-t > v
-111..,. til
LOST—Taken l*v mistake h.ia
.at SI. Johns College gym " ' '
oven-oat. brown felt (T,t „1 {‘ , *•
s-nirf Reward if returned , ’ r ’
t'Ul'T.
FOK SALK
IOK SALE —One hou. c t;n \\
Apply on premises
FOR BALL—Bungalow -
View Heights; y.SSI east,.
flnie. It. J Wlegnrd. i
Insurance, 21 School street.
FOR SALK—Wheeler ;iud \V i.---u
machine. No. 9. tn jnrfo t ~r . - .
Apply 21 Northwest Str.-.-
lOR S.%U
electricity. Large i„t. \.. I,J
stren-t. Price Xi.T.'m. Sl\ r,„, ni ‘ '
No. 20# West Street. Pri.-c X:; >a>> ■
brick store aud dwelling a.liJn
101-103 Main strevt. .ormr ,f,.
street. Easy terms .lulluu |t r ,.„,
Son. 9 School street
FOR- cl i -
half cord; any length Phot,, * i>,
lOK SA t.E 51
Corn mil street. Charles i 'i ,
llldg. Tel. tin;.
M.K >tt Rot
Main street. For parti. uUrs ,
Charles F. Lee. Lee Bldg
InR SALE - Oak wood, um 11-s i-- -1 s
pine. Photic .
FOR ALE- House, n Prln.t '
I street. Apply wllbiu. ",
HK >AJL E—Teu H. P
Apply P.i Burnside stp;rt. 1 law;
I
fob Eia r
- FOR HI NT N w' \ f.t.-nlshed ~~~
liest location. immediate
Phone Ul9-11.
FOK KENT—Dwelling. Hill str.-- • >
monthly. Dwelling. Spa View u,. 4 .. 1r
fe'o monthly. Apply It J. Wb-gurd. U,
. Estate and lusurunce, 21 School str,,
FOR RENT }jy yj
Apply HW Mam street. u j
FOK RENT—Two rooms and bath, fur
I nlshed; for gentleuu-u; Murray Ulll. it.\
03. Capital office.
FOK RENT —1 ive-rooni roust Apply
J. I>. Kotatu, 105) Pom promise strec i,i
*i FOR KENT—Furnished room lit i-rt .<’•
family; lady or gcutlemau; all • i
i v, Die eea kpply 99 Chat
) FOK KENT —Flat: four rooms ami bat',
Apply !:• West street. i.i
lull KENT—Nicely furnished s- -ud
tlvior apurtuictit; steam beut; !• w mb
utcs rroui Naval Academy. Apply C'
ri Maryland avenue. i
j FOK KENT—lndividual, all' nlw 1 garage<
with eeuient floors, electrtc lights hi, .
I water. Entrance on Hanover sfn-et. ue.ir
tic mala gab-. Apply No :• Marytaad
avenue. y.'i
I'Olt RENT—Room and mtills for i n upio
:• without children, or two bachelor
• apai I incuts Apply BJ:ir Lantern. 211
’ aveuuc. o i
• FOK KENT —Furnished six room bungs
• low and garage, at. Severna Park l|,.i
• water beut. lire place, electric Mini wt*r
service; near station, boulevard and
rlter. Select neighborhood I lotto op'i
for Inspection. Phone Severna (1 o I
5 FOR KENT—Furnished returns; Jurg*- <,r
I sinjli; stau) beat; tTulrally ,t,i
>, I'bone 278 J. 05l
t ' — L,J - L
WANTED
w. ni•. i Si perl raced n I
:• reference. Apply 1 Oklahoma Terra"
u:
WANTED—'Wc trust any honest man "t
r woman to take orders for 100 ahsolui'-
net c- titles, aud remit our hare to
’ -V special proposition makes prh c in ■
1 than •'cut rat<-" stores. O'tr ropr-o at ■
lives clearing from $35 to SOU weekly
every wh*'re. This is the timet ut
ordinary direct selling proposltbm ,
offered. Write today t• r particular'
A Itasrnnsseti, Dept. 10. Ilcrrs Islaiei
Pittsburgh, Pa.
WANTED Reliable woman to do gne •
bouss-work and live with fatuity App
4 M err ay avenue.
WANTED—Room and board desired I
couple lti relined private family: luu-t
be seletef. State terms. Address ' b
Capital office.
WANTRD -Cook P 1
Cooper. Wardour. Telephone
f ’■ . " !!!—l2 ■ T-
HELP WANTED—MALE
- HELP WANTED —Distributor for Aim
• polls. Gas lieatcr retailing for XL 1 ‘
t cent an hour to barn and, j-iv-“ s^-
••nought to cook. Ctitdotf. 15 -D "
Pratt. Baltimore.
FOK S \LE 01* BL> I
’ FOR SALE OR TENT--'Placer pia ,
j oclleut tone. Apply 1 Cumberland *' ’ ,
i ' ' ' ' '
CARD OF THANKS
I desire herewith to express appf
[ for the beautiful florul tributes *‘-at
. fun<ral of my brother, Emanu'-J I •
. tneyvr. who died in Richmond, Va . a < >
, tuber 27, and was burled here iu >' -' a:
eiuteft ry yesterday.
Ills Sister.
MRS. WALTER FLAKE
IN MLMORIAM
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THOMAS— la lovißg iub-ae- <- ' •
dvrling little sou and bro'b" -
LD. THOMAS, TP.
a.’foep. In the Good .'hcplprd:. 1 - ;
three year? ago today. October -
K'p cur Hole litsb. dear -
' '. TUT vre the Heatenly fold
- Tben, l)h. le* up ha"
Ha' him to lo'o aa *• o did of o.
L-p#|y f*i- bOUM -* 1 ' !
When 1 am left home aloir
Then | Just, wish I bad him.
Had hint la my arms to hold.
So we loved our little darling
But the Saviour loved hie* le : >
Then be took lilm home to Ilea •• 1
Heaven of eternal rest.
—BY HIS DEVOTED MOTH* '* l '
FATHER AND SIKTLtt.
FLOULNCE-- All *h> lev i '
ACETYLENE WELDINL
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