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The Kansas City Star from Kansas City, Missouri • 9

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Kansas City, Missouri
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HAD A GOOD PEst DEBBY I kNOW YOU'LL FEEL MUCH BETTER 'TODAY TO SEE ME YOU'LL HAVE To CALL ME AT THE BIRD CLUB IM HAVING COCKTAILS THERE WITH NACQUES AT THREE (Copyright 1942 GET THAT DEBBY -THORNDIKE OM THE PHONE TA0N DG ETTE LDL0HAR HERE BEFORE I BREAK HER mFCK ISIV1 'EAR EAR rdoH soutces: Bid A 'eed BA A kd Aero Rec 0 WI 7 111 ra A 11 51 11101 OTHER DEATHS IN GREATER 1 4H KANSAS CITY Allii lit 7 12 2 12 Iii ni ti 4 A111 11 12 13 4L Ke 8 i211 1Y'11411 A18 81 t'' 51 2 Th 11 2 "22 34 24 40 DuFFEY aci len Dulle 86 Ara Ir lid 7 30 1100 a 3 13 '44 velith 11111 died 11114 night lit his home Amso 8 0 4 124 H7 a 4 1 12 'i HI 11 1 2H 14 i 17 Fast Thirty-liairth street terrace A 11 I a 70 10 r0! 13 te mrs toht Huae '101a 2 00 2 ris 1 tvi 2 ti2 11 leilve i lila I 1 01 11 1 21 1 8 2 10 111 Duffey of the home IA (1 Oilug 1 Blair CIE 3i 5H 8 3 iii 8 3 0 Mr 1lary Jo1111 Klin'it1(1 And Mrs 1404 Fd 1 12 140 -'0' -1'- 1 42 lair I 2 110 3 20 1 dcliomen and four Ciiii la 1 '219 10m4 1 10 02 17 23 811 Ill 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City Con- HIT81Folovl1itc A 13 99 15 33 pu tir in 1 1 It 1 illorellt 1 '2 11 441i A 2 5 ii 14'3 2 04 Leona LeP Murray Ex 'Fr Shit 7 40 1956 i CM sti 73 yearm Old died la 'night 81ter a SilitrisliA 2 05 140 l'Hd 4 t'' long illesti ttt the Kansas City Con- hillit'llic 13 itti 15 33 4 is''' vs ltsrent home 3200 Norledge avenue F(II8111A 3 1 440 I' She AIR 71I MINI FOR MILS Funerals MY DAY Qt Ine Elh 8 3 41 3 65 4 Itr leaVea a Hon George Hitilillne oitIciitr n1 234 824 :246 nen Inv 10 2 80 3 15 1 route No 4 Nor th Kasas ulty three Set AS I 120 78ti grandchildren and two greatittrandtiosstAar it 14 4 7ii 81 111 8h 3 25 1 children Funeral services wilt be held Aulomn 3 00 3 31soy Invest 5 6 57j st 10i31) o'elock Monday at the Eytar Ammon 8 54 7 25 SN'll 101148 121d chapel HMO Linwood boulevard Sul Ilt Inr l'! 14 salaam 3 00 3 318ov Invest 5 18 573 at twaii o'rlueic Manday--ai6-iiiiii-: "01a110111 8 50 4 7 25 spen le1146 1218 A chapel 1800 Linwood bouleVard It 3 92 22 Std 19 Mr 12 4 I Oalm00imm 011y egg ond butter prices re v' id unclut cd in the Kansas City ducit moot todaY neat in egg prices thie week was due older weather which restricted market arid accounted for an imprthed de A current receipts end checks 0ed the review period I cent I dozen fe while dirtiel were up Pa cents and IA cent Picket was irm at the week's ad sad most firms today offered $910 up or flesh current receipts delivered the seek end and 11915 On firsts Oliday demand for poultry tontintied jue and belownornial supplies cleared ly it Strong to higher prices Ali 0 broilers geese and ducks were up i a wand for the week While springs rola and capons rose cent A steadier tone in butter reflected sharp mirs in production and an upward 'Ton in the price ceiling schedule of lots oils be tile ()PA Butterfat here ad ced I cent late in the week but butter Aeu no quotable change arPRESENTATIVE PRICES QUOTED AT A00 CRY TODAY ON THE BASIS OP aIVERIES TO DEALERS PLAN18i cases discounted Olided folds 21IIC ConOled current receipts 54 poundo cp loba oti 31e tibltc tw illets 20 taC 1E 1 I undergradea sell occording to Quality) 1 la-nb 4 to 5 pounds 181c Hms 5 pounds up 19e taanorn liens 3 pounds up 14te under 214 lbs Rocks Di i ac froiltra Under 214 lbs colored taic tegoorn broilers 16'ke a glees and barebacks 138 1-C rals 24 tO a'a lbs Rocks loc ioilnes 2' to 3Ia lbs coloredDic $unlies over 3'4 lbs rote tic Spriuks wrer 34 lbe colored I '0 Slums Lekhovits Ituticss slid barebocks 101I11112'r OA roosters find at SRN 5 lbs up 13 Pr (et illii stdisbtsnpsup4 to 5 tbs12'e 0eteis al 13 ac wate ducks young 4 'a lbs up I 5c colored ducks 12c Ilene young 10 lbs tip VAt 7taelvas 6171141 5 liabstbsti pup Iicc 7 'IV old rkevs old hens 1St lbs up 20e suons over 8 lbs OpOnS 6 to 8 lbs 22e ucas 2 lbs tip each PRtons dozen 'rerd Fnuabs lb 258 30o No 2 TER-8tandardS to score 3214c ttt to I) PC011 PiCeS paid be retailers POTATOES 'oic 3tic 75c 31e 2tic 33 eC 32c 3tio Clatot arrivals 29 cars today: dtverted on track 36 Kansas City carlot sales: too-pound cacti Idaho Russets: I 112550i 2 69: No 2 95Y1 2 05 aaka Triumphs No 2: washed St P5'it' 1 a North Dakota and Minnesota Cob tri 61135 i 41 Pt id dual "seng arid OA '14 to ge up I ine itohda at a eilit I A illiiicesil 'cm I 1011 10 3rRE OAS sl1E: t''icied Cygnet uP Imo secek4 le IZI aell 04 l'ivi7s: tticoorl r''lec illoorn 'tp'rinO' Fo'v1I'col'o :1761 'irs5 l'11'ni'v's vvocs '''crilcds yo 2 to itg price' Carlot I on tra 100-p1 I $2 btvaa a Noll tr' 11 8 IlIostiON-11uile Chant licit age 3 Years of -MPS 1111FTIR IRFNE A tb43 Partite Sr ices will be held Bice East st passe Imlay at 1 30 train A Fulton Funeral 8inttfiyieeJa atilarty 2111194m2nntaisarly illot11111: Home Burial Maple Hill cemetery A Chblvd Fulton Funeral Hotne 18th end Washings apel on Paseo at finish Creek i 1 ton Blvd DR 4964 Interment Nit Washington cemetery 11 NEWCOMER'S SONS 10 0024 Mr Hoisinglon asseel ices for Mrs Louise A 'Minh away January 3 1912 fike 50 years st Wow of the late Prank or 3901 Services 3 mo Monday at the Trncy ave be held the Freeman Durland Block Funeral Home Comte Chapel 104 MI 4 2d nt Saturday aftet110111 ell Wove KM Interment Council Jells 3 at 1'30 o'clock Interment Omaha (Hove Mr Stutter lie in state at Nelt Lincoln and Onsatia wipers please copy' Freeman Ntoriosie LO 0930 The Chattel on Paso at Brush Creek blvd until iii Sunday MIIIIIIP age 55 died at the NFIVYCOMER BONS LO 0024 home of her daughter Mrs Oenevieve SWITLIK died January I Mem Weston 3002 'Iola JatiliatV 2 ita Ka at the home of his daualiter Fluffily tt hi Survived also by 3 nons John Parsons Thomas 400 South Denver Paul dit ly 1117yr: it Kau Mts Josenli Shermuls beth of Wichita Ilv 11 llikIll" MI" Kits: 14 grandchildren 8 great hay DOA Mylnei 10 a son liavinord Bowen of dUi Finteril Monday 8 th '10 from Kr- Chtiwite terlin Funeral Horne 2657 Indenendexe Nellie age 60 of IMO Bel rise 9 oclock tram Crom shirr ti 29lifl haf274de tul ti: ill'atenstd'r jf '11''e' a162 1 3 l11) 1 52111113()ri 12 1 Funeral 2 I Ior kridsr Mrs Erma 2limpelmenn salmi dm' afternoon In Eieds Bros' drawing Ana tlahr MAL W1)116111 Nit Masson 2400 room 1418 Minnesota a intrment BelitOn 1 brother Llovd Davis Fri Highland Park Mr Valentine ell' lie in celsior Springs Mo and 2 giamichildren state at the Funeral Home Sri fa wilt be held at the Centropolis s8iiflhIi 0 emit tat nd31slolli cr111 FiSt fait a Sugar es: acgreellarlyemaar passed away Jan 1st Services St Cyril Int VetOIS entliolic churcn hominy morning 9 o'clock 'losers will be recited 8 o'clock Sunday minoeestititttearnnicimLtexHittigmioanryStaiscelnittedrepteyndletildit4 PV(thilig GPO Carson Funeral Home pendence Mo 'd ty at the highest since April nost uniformly he year exqot when (Ircm2o over the LIF to lviLvcow ed perm: war machine cold and cow sociated 15111' holemue food raw material! the werk 1926 avemcf 9478 trc per cent a yor arm prodarl 2cleral excuse for hr ln prices as a tes entry me time crr that suppit tre plentiful trintodities st: establish' rt of a bcon! runaway ts controls ap but the pciL the buoyar 1 the week er connate at Leh would prr ices on far at least 11 und that rel Is coffee at have to be rt Prexvi at the biorst e'inet April 'CSt tillitOVIIIIV le Year Mei when '-rnwa over the gz AY to '11cow 111 Deem Wan mao 01(1 alai tour soda 1 ed pccvi holesme food ra material' he wrrk 1926 amp' 478 pnc cr cent a yc farm prodr al warnn xcuse for hly' 1 pcicts as 4 es entrY ne time crr that sum pl en if ill nmodities establish' of a Orme runaway controls ar but the pri' end he buoyar the week en ommitte at :11 would per ces on far at least 1 ind that ter coffee at lave to be ri Chem 1 5 40 6 01 'St Sir 1 54 375 58 U0 Fuous 3 37 3 72 Sup A TAA 2 00 Jeanne Harriett Perez hid 3 115 4 39 Ir Et Ine 1 87 17 years old died last night at the M111911 4 81 5 30 1 77 station hospital in Ft Leavenworth Perrule 3 97 4 39 'T 8 0 8 A 4 35 Dom Mims sniffled nen her elotnes Ea 3 05 3 3 4 40 uere set Mire by sparks front a stove i Illififirs 2 42 5 2 71 Tr Ind So A BkH 39 Kt her home She leaves her bus- Beel 4 8 4 70 Tr 94 7 lobareo 327 3 61 tin FdB14 "13 12 band Sergt A Perez ot Ft LeavIn Fet Fa I lb I 30 13 4 tl'i vsz) enworth: her parents Mr and Mrs into itirv 112 5ti 13 54 11FELkP All 50 Roberts and a sister Mtss Billie la lr Sri 1 81 2 03 13 1 18 Jo Roberts Wiliam kas WI nul1 Sc Lir 72 81 Wt11 F90112 93 1390 ternsi grandmother Mrs Harriett 11t 109 1 21 Bader :3535 Gladstone boulevard her conned by kpookork or issuers paternal grandmother Mrs Sarah Jane Roberts 4008 Springfield street 3111Aa A I-111 ENE HES Kansas city Kansas Funeral serv ices will be held at 10:30 o'clock 1'111111H re Cullum ny Credit Monday at the Welborn Community a IP11 It il I VtnPa tilt chnrch Mimi I tire Company Credit lima age AVas 5 I Sears Old College (if St Teresa io 1111e Ground Courite A flight training ground course girls will open in two weck4 at the College of St Teresa sponsored by the school alumnae association Home nursing will be a companion class Miss Stella bhea alumnae president said today The course will include lecture and laboratory work in meteorology navigation and radio There will be three 2-hour night classes each week for nine weeks Alumnae and City Circle lumbers of the International Federation of Catholic Alumnae will make up one group of home nuniing regiArat ions with a 2-hour night class weekly for tw'elve weeks NAZIs SI VC ItLI) wy LONDON Jan P)--The German radio reported today that Harry Jensen of Kirkenes Norway had been shot after being convicted by a Nazi military tribunal of working for Russia by spreading propaganda and helpipg Norwegians escape to the Soviet FARM GROUP TO Commas Mo Jan 3--(A PI More than 400 Missouri Farm assoelation officials and managers will attend a 2-day meeting here Monday and Tuesday BY ELEANOR ROOSEVELT WASHINGTON Jan 2-1 spent yesterday afternoon peacefully reading by my own fire for I derided that was about as good a way to see the New Year in as possible Mnce the weather outside was not tempting One or two people came in at 5 O'clock Afterward the rain became a gentle drizzle and I went for a walk around the Washington monument The longer I live here the more the Washington monument grows On me It changes in color with the atmosphere and it is beautiful at all times Yesterday evening the tracery of the bare trees near it stood out against its white background It had a misty soft outlinewhieh was entirely different than the clear-cut look it had against the blue sky The news of the fall of Manila is in the afternoon papers I Imagine it will not be much of a surprise to anyone for it has been obvious for several days that it could not be defended We are beginning to realize I think as the days go on that this war is on a vaster scale than anything which we have ever dreamed of before The decisions which have to be made day by day have to take into account all kinds of questions which we have not thought of as concerning us until a few weeks ago Where are the most important places to ship war materials? "low are we doing it? Where is it most important to make an attack to keep a sea lane open? These are the questions with which people thinking out the military strategy and the strategy of production and distribution Of materials are constantly faced In a small way the relief agencies are facing this same question Someone came to me the other day to tell me that interest in work for Chinese and British relief had droppEd Nince we enten ed the war Of course this is all wrong because all Allied fronts ars equally important I think it would be helpfdl if we could get some kind of over-all organization We could all go on working as we have been doing and still feel that the results of our labors would be allocated to places most needed just as our military supplies will be Perhaps bonleone will work out this rather complicated situation Michael Arthur Levene 54 years old credit manager for the Star Furniture company died today at his home 5715 Euclid avenue He had lived here twenty-one years He was a Mason was active In Boy Scout work and was a member Michael Arthur Levene 54 years old credit manager for the Star Furniture company died today at his home 5715 Euclid avenue He had lived here twenty-one years He was a Mason was active in Boy Scout work and was a member Florists MICHAEL JOHN Mr buten' 44:15 Perk eve Inistted inlay January 2 1942 age 741 years Services 1 In Monday al The Chapel On Patro at Brush Creek blvd Interment Forest MII NEWCOMER'S SONS LO 0024 FLORENCE AOLOUR MI Carroll 7I0 and Sycamore 2 Santos City Mo pinised moos Jan! Hari 2 142 942 age 72 years Services 3 :10 Mondav at The Chapel on Pro at Brush Creek blvd Interment Itaikt Mils cemetery NWCOMER SONS LO 0024 for Jas 11 Chittum ladit Ashland will be held at the Lana- fend Fimerol Home Lee's summit Sunday alternoon 330 o'clock Donal Leee bunt mil MICHAEL JOHN Mr Iliirens 44:15 Park ave sully January 2 1942 agbelvd74 Sattlirsplacetslapt HinttaMhoicidtacestitat The Chapel eaRrAn BT klZaRnsfialrieY s615173 Losas all her Me died today at the tut lal 1eestsillteYr 7furd! la't71P tAR I sii a nsi he" of the home 4402 Cambridge ht reet: three daughters Miss Frances Blake of the home Mrs Helen Mooney 200 1vist jalFeonrety441AnieleatAi'pernue21e0i9ld It liz Fru ty-sixth avenue four sisters Mrs of B'iNal Brith and B'Nat Jenudah cieraboKt holun3n4o ll l-u truee congr6ii a 1 ions I Eva Hoelner route No 2 Kansas city He leaves his wife Mrs Ada Le- 'Ii'i'llal1186irioatilearretJaZcloPgle': rirnieniedaedr vene of the home two sons Seth Agnes avenue and four grandLevene of the and Harold Le- Itifildren BAR NES 1109 Linwood blvd VA 5437 Oreenhouse 38th-Eu clieL LT 0933 flowers for all OCCR31011S ALTMAN'S beautiful Funeral Sorave al 60 4(111 501h PLaintield 1116 35th and Park LI 2242 W14 9923 LUTHER'S arasonabla floaers for all OCCSSiOni 27th-Collese Li Ovio aMMMM5MMOMMMtliMilml in Memoriam IN lot Ina ntemorle of our dear Husband loll Doodv Lee CI Jaccihen who neaed aaa Jan FAL one sear ago todav nreelnua 01 le from us hey gout A OlirP Wo 10Ved nifirt IP Varallt I Our 1101110 I VAticli nem' CIALI he 'Those alio Rued him beat Wife niughs ter Mantle and Margaret IP sad and loving memory of our beloved mother and grandmother Eta Zuher ape AO of Lake City Mo puNsed esy Jeltuary 2 19q2 Suivived Tido Dim 111(i Pon Jtreph Jr of the home atiother on Jock Drew st Peer' Harbor: ti step-Usittrilter pten1)11 IflII 1 SeIVIO's al 11(Ife Ft i ral 1101Tit Moll day 2 in Bullet tOlwood cc inetery ourFEy 217 34111 street Vtrrare psANed owsv Junktury 2 1042 follows: Pr yp 1 2 wk 54 11478 7F 50 9820 1)6 '71 76 83 121 10201 82 86 102 27 1 20 94 12 85 145 1985 84 )37 follows: Prey ye 2 weak a2 54 7t 50 PR 20 kr 71 16 83 8s 21 1(1201 82 102 27 1: 20 94 12 es R5 8685 Ili 17 George Strohmyer 55 years old of 1213 Quindato 1)01110U1d Kill1S118 City Kfi MRS died today at the Bethany hospital He was a member of Bethel I No 88 and the Grandview Methodist huvcil at Vance Kas He leaves his wile Mrs Lillian A Strohmyer of the home: his mother Mrs Rose Malott Bethel Kas: one sister Mrs John Si ockholl Blue Mound Kas: two brothers George Strohmyer Bethel hod William Strohmver 820 Greeley tiVent10 Kansas City KailbilS Funeral services will be held at 3:30 o'clock Monday at the pads Brothers chapel 111 Kansas City Kansas As a special service and for the convenience of its patrons at all times Newcomer's provides south of its building a parking lot which is illuminated at night iitier Fags roti 11 l'y rises here ws vene Indian Head Aid till ee CHICAGO Jan Pi ne- brothers Henry Levene of Boston Pis 6864 crws: extra firsts 333se rierl firsts 33c: current receipts Bernard Levene of San Francisco 29e: checks 271-ac and Joseph Levene 5810 the Paseo 782304 pounds: spe- and two sisters Mrs Rose Simon of 93 SCOre 3543534c 92 seOre 3434C: San Francisco and Mrs Bertha score 34c: 90 score and centralized Schein of Boston ot 332133ac 89 score 3234: 88 -z 11 ac Range of egg futures IRS MARY CLARK High Low 6t In ok firstsJan31f10 3160 31 65 3170 wife or Retired Cereal Company 11 kr firsts Feb31 20 31 10 31 20 3110 pK firFts Ort33 00 32r00 3100 3250 Execlithe Nes in California Rangt of butter futures: aids Jan 3375 33 30 33 65 11 20 Word was received today of the St( Feb 34 00 33 WI 34 5 33 '0 Od 3445 3395 34 35 3-3 Ro death of Mrs Mary Clark 80 Acore Much of potato futu res: 3:2 50 32 001years old a former resident of St lenge ao Jannory 2 72 2 63 2 65 2 si 'Joseph Mo more than thirty years 119 March 3 30 325 3 15 320 I last night at her home in Claremont navy flier CHICAO pia 6E ectad fir: 29' 93 ore 33 -a ll'u Range a pk sn or I pit 4ingp 0 4 sins aids acore Alai riiiProi from the Vintner Chanel Linwood who pasovel aosy I veto' ago today Januar" end rtvandotre Monday morning imolai) 3 1941 --Softy inked by chlidren and I 5 al 1410 Ittdeinntorna thuten arindhildren Louise Eva Bertha and lintrand avid Brooduoy sit 9 welock In- rota Nb al foramerolerov rtrity 2 rears sat) today January 3 1940 Sadie inioed bv Lantina Sehenbrc Angelina Uotothil nttd 'roily Federico DORM!) nil Many Widows Need Advice However Few Will Take It SE AGAIN Oilier for II CS Pre) Dyancy in ti AGAIN 01 her 1-01' iteS rintil Prest) issr YancY in ti' Newromerli its own crenin 1 inOlmclitte CS cutt and auto let I tinent Mt Et Mary a cemetery Moiorv teritrit ton Sunday 8 nL Wagner Ilettil Moine VA 49 MISS ELCHENCF Tst Mika Fliedae 3007 south lienton pasked 01Anv Januar4 2 1942 PRe til XPRPN Serileer 3 30 rn Monday at the Chitpei on PliP0 at 13 I1J11 Creek bhd GulevskAlle Ill NFWCOME11 8 t1010 10 004 Annie 12 years 4150 prossed aRit4 jail 1 1942 tiervs Moods 2 fl III Tho Choir) 100a 1 Inwood blvd Butial EhIMOOd (Meter) EOilr Furetoi Thane LI 8118 tor Mrs Mottle A Oant ot 338 Gladstone bhd ill be held In The tititie 8i MeClure Chanel t338 tom Nen Pundol ilftert10011 at 3 D'etriek Th111111 Woodlakan centeterv Indypendence Mo It latent Mt Et Mary 's cPmeterv Roaorr ItrItellinn mid a 8 1 In 88 ner I 8 Ilellii Bonn VA MISS FLO ttENE )11) Fliedoe 1007 south lientOn pisr a vk L- racv vio t( Services 3 30 tn Sunday at the Chapel on PliP0 at B11111 Creek bltd illiPenleni GriggsvIlle Ill 11 8 tiON8 10 804 naR1riti dATiieyl jeiturtel2-1-gv4c2ars841r50 icts Monday 2 in In The Chowel 180d iitinotisILIE381iritTodcesneter): -Scrvtces tor Mrs Mettle A Dant of 338 Olotho -tne bitd will be held In St The Stine MeCture Chanel 333s Dill tom NP79 Pundav afternoon at 3 o'clock Imitoirisl Woodlawn cemetcrv Independence Sunter 50 years old Rfl eXpres8 agent at Hoisington died today at St Luke's hospital Ile leaves his wife Mrs Clara Sunter of the home: three daughters Miss Norma Sunter San Francisco: Miss VIrginia Sunter also of the home and Mrs Johnson also of Hoisington his father Harry Sunter Edna "Tex: three sisters Mrs Ida Scott also of Edna: Mrs Nellie Gaines Sims Ill and Mrs Bertie Metcalf Cole Camp Women Who Are Left Large Sums of Money- Often Find Themselves Easy Prey of Unscrupulous Persons Dorothy Dix Warns 3111LFEED QL0FATIONS MILL Lost and Found adortivAldoernethtttai411tiaiAdiA1020frot conseculme clout cost only $144 Matf LosT 13181 a vil ben tit rv4iantittr VA 7865 171:: A Jralcil fcl( Wel 1111LF011)--Bron: please return papers k) 1(alr3e511n9tEroRt8nt 3114otrlei 13(7 11 President lobby night of December 27 reward for return no MIPSI1011S TINE MeCIATRIC COMPACT--Eisenberat Kansas Citv Hob Sk'rInort 1777 New Year's eve liberal reward JA 2803 Calif Mrs Clark who had been ill more than a year was the wife of Robert Clark president of the old Aunt Jemima company in St Joseph and later general manager of award thrt iday the more th session 1 groups yvard thrt lay the ca more th session groups NEWCOMER'S SONS the Quaker Oats company there until his retirement five years ago She also leaves two daughters Mrs George A Aylsworth 6841 Rockhill road and Mrs Mary Johnson Mo and two brothers Stutter Emporia and James Sunter 2202 East Sixty-eighth street Funeral services will be held at 3 o'clock Monday the Durland Block chapel Council Grove Kam A the 'Ayr' who dispc! to estabL vestment ed tir mark ews from the buyi who to establ reStMellt the mark" ItOM t' Through 48 Irooto to Lesderthip Famous Fables 44'11 au Altler66 -19 I I I -LAI lur 7 L11 melmated i ---aa 1 "4'14 1 1 row's? 14 le Inched ahe itched ahes uotDsTEIN Putiers1 hen ices for Mrs Small white Holtz brown ears Howie 4 Frye) Goldstein wife 01 Ham I female nanied "Daisy:" Children's pee Ouldticim Aladdin 'haft will be held at reward 210211514 11110 EJtat kali 2 o'clork Sunday al leellooti from the grotty and terrlet: maiii Willtinton Ptinergi Home Clinton Mo tn black brownish feel: Jackie: thild's DM terment Brownington Mu cemetery reward 5010 Park WA 6200 an tile oe er Spaniel Ci 131- d--71 ----C aa'r1swers reward JA 2'22Y Trociat Her iceA 1 III StitidAV In I 7764 ILInAuniglitEst(1)11Ner! 01 -Me Dtt)-1 The Chanel 5811 'I tooe1 1itt rineut Lest' i 1000--Firoille black named "Mrie" ticin enevorth a 11FNILEY MORTUARY Tn 72 tly Gregory and floinies reward 111 72 7128 H011111001( hM 01-01i 1 Laura Pa venscre 11 -7-- died at hr ome in Cincinnati 0 hi F-- HI black leather gauntlet ner Tit al tett In 1 lie 811tie ig Mi Cur vicinity elc1 3-1Vaido WE 51134 rhoorl 21: 11' 1Uoni Monday Jail mrNTIF IcATIoN Bracelet 12th itild Balti 5 ai 11 o'clock Burial Mt Wilbtillikt013 illOte Thunday: engrattng on front cemetery -Si on 11 '41" Rewind Call VA binek leather eau-alai Cid-Waldo l3b34 iCATIoN Bracelet --12th and Boni-MOH 111U1da elle roctne on front "Stan 10 '41" Rewind Call VA PS again cr orelgn a 2 points sr' ted around again cs )relgn 2 points i rxican around STINE McCEURIE 1861 ISO ears of Serviee Maintaining in Kansas City one standard of service the highest to all regardless of financial circumstance an futures closed 10 certs lower to cents higher at Kansas City today and 7:1 futures were steady to 30 cents up es totaled 750 tons including January in at 829 25 to 82935 and April shorts 82213 Open Interest in bran futureS yesterday 20 675 tons shorts futures 15000 tons IClositg bid asked and settling prices: Settling Prices Bid Asked Sat Pa nary 2935 29 35 2910 iruary 20 55 29 60 29 60 2940 rch 29 '75 29 80 2980 29 ps 29 30 23 29 6i 2950 '28 00 29 50 2825 '28 20 27 00 2715 27 40 2150 uarN 40 31 50 3145 31 IS ruarv 3155 31 R5 3170 31 50 Cti 3205 3220 3215 31 Hi 32 15 32 35 31 95 32 15 32 25 32 20 32 00 )p 3125 3200 3165 3105 Sales Spot prices for carlot a of feeding stuffs resenting approximate prices at which nfas City dealers will sell ttruckloads at Is range on le a ton higher): Stan 829255i 2975 a ton gray shorts 25113150: corn chOo yellow $31 5051 LO: around Oats 130501t 3950: ground -leY $28 500 29 50: linseed meal 34 Per 't protein or better 44 30: 30 cent protein 838 3081 3930: cottonFeed al and cake 14 pa cent proitin 84450 SO alfalfa No 1 meal sun-cured per cent protein leaf 839 alfalfa I fine around $29 20 1 medium :720 dehydrated alfalfa 11 per cent 50 gluten feed 829 4092990 sweet--a aluten feed $2040Xt 2090: alulen ral $42 8044330: tankage SO Per cent 875 00 meat Scraps 50 per cent -Inn 87250: hominy tefd $28 50029 OM bean meal 41 per cent protein 845 00 41 blackstrap MOIIISSCS 840 SO ton In 7k CAM rig: 1) Vs 110VnIFNT 7illa fu es total in at $2 41213 Open Int Closag 417 rch ruairr's icti 4 Sales 57te nnt ni iv range start s2 251131' to: arm ley 1 prose cent pi al and 44 80: a pen cen 1 fine 720: de: 12503 slu -o Rhltr 'al $42 I nom 7 inn s7 bean mt '50: Plan ra4A III: 1) chided Nick iCarvas-Tcx-i Aroesto 1 Railway Int ematiori American luded Nick lansas-Tes Aroesto Railway htematior- American 0100 Ant POCKETBOOK near 23th and Wood keep moiler return valuable contenta 1814 FA 5002 containing monez tere vienliv Linwood and Trout: keel) MOtieV return controls Edna Dews OtIcrIJl Mo vicinitv 42d-Ltreu8t re ard for contents nO Questions 274n evenina red purse tc enclosed downtown reward DR 7211 PLAINE- Black last on Orville: contemn" Mel utex recelnis CM 2201 Orville RINC1-1rellow gold: blue zircon set Ness Year'a eve reward lir 9058 WPIMi wAicif diamond Bulo-4-: hear 30t11-1'roottl reward Apt 7 VA 9804 BY EDGAR ROBBY JONES as a schoolboy found the study of Latin one sand- trap that he couldn't get out of He hated the subject begged his fathet to transfer him to a technical high school so he wouldn't have to study IL This accomplished Bobby breathed easier But not for long For on the first day of school he found himself smack in the twiddle of a Latin class The teacher called upon the budding golf star and asked him a few questions Bobby did not reply He stood at attention but his manner was defiant After class the teacher called him aside "Why didn't you answer when I called on you?" "I hate Latin!" flared Bobby "I don't want to study it or answer questions!" "Didn't our father send you here?" asked the instructor Bobby nodded "Your father is a foolish man" "Don't you say that!" said' Bobby hotly "I repeat Your father must be a foolish man or he would not have sent you here" For a moment young Jones retained his sullen look Then his face cleared and he smiled sheepNily 'I get you" he said sir I'll study the darn Latin!" cleared and he smiled sneeptsniy I'I get you" he said sir I'll study the darn Latin!" SpraysDesigns SI up TADAY 1711 Fr' tfrni PrIf linothei 4 in Oren ler AI W00 OPEN It Takes Artistry to Produce Outstanding FLORAL ARRAN(iIIMENTS NITE PHONES WA 7090-10 0747 )il torY' to gains ge'a pernvotr day's trod: wed Issnonce id oils el feet: ad been clot I i ri to iBICA pornvesir days (tad: ed Issuance I oils effect: Peen clot- STINE McCLUSE WEOpart 7777 lit1MPIIPIV-- Praha ese 56 a former rnittoed elonloses pitesed awn Jan 2 1942 at 1925 Maine at Survived by his wife Mrs Katherine litimniney Iwo daughters Mirs Aull Itionnhicv of Spokane Wash MI! nnlijle Perry tind alantidaliknier oiinite Perrv of he Inane Services in 'I he Chapel RIR Brooklyn Tuesnitt al 3 JO Interment Pore-t Bill cemetery Forster OR 0336 JOHNSON JOHN HENRY Lit Johnson 1117 West 4Ist terrace passed away Januaty I 1941 Rae 3H rata Services 2 30 Monday et I he Chattel nil Sioen et Brun Creek blvd Interment Elmwood cemetery NEWCOM PACS SONs 10 0024 ai0KINIii Mrs Anna of :1007 Fast 32d at died Thor-milts evening (Ira 'wide services tut dit JiintiPtV 3 1942 at 2 clock MI Moriall cemetery 'Ina requeats no fluke's INE McCLUSE WEht port 7777 tom MlMbIIe Ladd 3210 13eincan who died early Ti dy morning will be In the Stine ad MeCluta clunel 3235 Plaza HtiOrfla el noon at 6 oOr Burial Wicta Kits TI NE 644ett! Wnd port 777 ment( 00( for Horn Lancater or Indiana win be held in tb Itieenian 4 honer 104 West 42c1 al Sat today inornimf Jan 3 al 11 O'clock Interment Floral IfillA cemetery It iceman Mortuary 10 Oollo 'eel for Allen Logan of Bid a-1 Nall et Jotose yin be hold in The Sidle ty McClure chapel 3235 Monday afternoon at iota EiiC otribment Forrst Bo? DEAR MISS hasn't some one written a book of advice to widows? I have been a widow for a year and I have been amazed at how grafters have tried to lob me of what I have But God has been kind and endowed me with a gift for detecting a fake and this goes both for money and sentiment For now after having been wooed for six months by a man with promises of marriage and love eternal he calls me up on the phone and informs me that we will Just remain friends To which I say: Amen iVhat do you think about it? Mas F' agree with you that He Ls everything I want in a widows seem to be generally regard- I character intelligence attractive ed as the legitimate prey every of te I witty but he has no college de-chiseler Everybody who has a fake gree or position and I am ashamed scheme or wildcat stocks or wants to speak to him when I meet him to borrow money without security He is a far finer person than I am descends upon them They are im- because he can humble himself I portuned to buy orange groves in admire this quality In him but I Iceland and lost mines in Peru and cannot have It myself I have too all their needy and greedy relatives much pride Please tell me what I run a race to see which can get the can do to avoid actually hurting this best of the pickings fellow who Ls the moat wonderful There seems to be something person I know about a widow's having insurance Answer' The one sure way you money that makes people's fingers can help this man Is by not marry itch to get hold of it Nor can any ing him If you love him save him unattached iMpeellniOUS man who front yourself because no man In has never been able to make a living the world ever has a crueler fate for himself pass the widows door than the one who is married to a unmoved He feels it is his duty to wife who Is ashamed of him go in and hang up his hat in her A man can marry a woman who hall and let her support him the re- is not as clever as he is nor as well mainder of his life Persons always educated nor belong to his own so-are accusing widows of being on the dal class and love her and be happy husband hunt but it usually is the with her because she Ls sweet and other way about Any widow with gentle and has sterling qualities of money in her pocketbook is literally charneter A man doesn't have to pursued by hungry suitors be proud of hLs wife to make him I also agree svith you that there is treat her well no group on earth that needs advice 1 But women cannot feel this way so badly as widows or which is so lit- toward their husbands A woman tle likely to take it Probably in the has to be proud of her husband and flush of having the first personal look up to him to be happy with liberty she has ever had in her life him and make him happy If she is the widow is a little drunk on free- ashamed of him she humiliates him dom and is determined to do exactly in a thousand ways and makes him what she pleases feel his inferiority by her eternal Hence she turns a deaf ear to the I tritieLsms and her efforts to change warnings of her friends who implore I him her to keep a tight hold on her' A woman should always marry money and invest it in sound secu- I her superior never one she regards rates instead of speculating in flim- 1 fl her Inferior DoR01111( Dix sy investments that are called to her attention by altruistic promoters AIR CRASHES KIEE THREE Nor does the widow listen kindly to Avinv orricer Injured Iii those who try to make her under- I stanfl the difference between prin Planes nt 11 II() cipal and Interest which is why we By the Althelated PfeSt) have so many poor widows among us IN OK Jan FK 3 Th ree Widows also need a lot of advice about how to pick out second hus- army officer ere killed and a I bands but they are no more amen- fourth Injured in two separate air- plane crashes today at Ft Knox able to that than they are to finan- cial counsel They are lonesome It Authorities at the fort listed the i has been a long time since any man dead as: Second Lieut Roy Drew1 pa id le or sent i Rothschild Wis: First Lieut Addl the ilioalers len li vlisrivally any 1 JIlogan Ruston La Second Lieut1 trlcoannipsn flush of having the first personal look up to him to be happy with liberty she has ever had in her life him and make him happy If she is the widow is a little drunk on free- ashamed of him she humiliates him dom and is determined to do exactly in a thousand ways and makes him what she pleases feel his inferiority by her eternal Hence she turns a deaf ear to the criticisms and her efforts to change warnlnas of her friends who implore him her to keep a tight hold on her I A woman should alwava marrir money and invest it in sound secu- ther superior never (aie she regards rates instead of speculating in flim- I as her inferior DORMtie Dix sy investments that are called to her attention by altruistic promoters AIR CRA THREE SIIEs KILREE Nor does the sxidow listen kindly to 'mirth Avoly ()Meer I riI ii red hi those who try to make her under- I stanfi the difference between prin Planes at 11 II() cipal and interest which is why we tRy the AlInciated Press' have so many poor widows among us FT KNOK KY Jan Widows also need a lot of advice about how to pick out second hus- army Neve killed and a bands but they are no more anion- fourth injured in two separate air- able to that than they are to finan- plane crasivs today at Ft Knox cial counsel They are lonesome It Authorities at the fort listed the ha been a long time since any man I dead as Second Lieut Roy Drew or sent Rothschild First Lieut Addle them flowers and so virtually any 110gatl Ruston La: Second Lieut paid thicin compliments IZq5t('s 63r4 Forest 1106 Grand teeted en ord during the nd out a va need In 24 to 55 13 a Iso leoper a cent A ade Delver rald ordrred 81 eihngs or The reri' ii rsdav lerted an selling Ortt 111110g elf Id cum's: advanced lit 24 to '11 ernina If' WV Of a too terser' cent a rot' Deliver ere orlurd enclosed s' ecillogs or rheso ceiirs tirsdav I Announcements I Lodge Notices it-ZiCKIIILL Lodge No 6b3 A Aard A will meet In Fpreial eomoutnication Sunday January 4 at 2 in at Westpoit Hah3Pt ir-Broada ay frit' the purpose Al gng Masonic burial to our late HattY Citit trim niemlsre of Hoeg lull Lodge Funeral aervicea will be held I the Langrlind Funeral Home Leg BUIffillit MO Brethren please attend Jerome Levy hi i WeInsaft Sao ctATE CIT Lodge-No 522 A tec a anttdu likiM1 d-n-vElpesmilinluacrovinlidun hi A MAh011(' Temple Pth and Harrison Work in 3rd Regular 7 in wotk in 3rd degree All Master Musons elcinne Geo McAWnch Fred 11 Knight Mem sp ARARAT Temple A A Il 8 --Monday Shrine luncheon eserto Monday 110011 at Shrine 1) headguartere for all Nobles and I hmr fitenda Get the Habit! friloy Shne Good Fellowship Interesting programa by the entertainment commit ee Frederick Smith POtentate Comae liguiplets Recorder PAST Matrons' Arid Past pa: 1 trona' Club officers and mem 1 ob" Or lit Fraser Monday 2 at Allnie Fria a Fneral Home flik Anna Shagkelfcrd Pres Myrtle TImmig eRe'r 3 JACKSON en'irnty-T-0-071i 47--s Booter Club sill meet it i I VkNs Buckner No 778 Monday eve ----t tong January 5 8 De bPjP re wink lilt-Miss supper Erneht Jelly President John Coleman Seev NAZARFNE Shrine No 2 e' 3 and members attend the funeral lit our Past Worthy Nigh Prieste ss punier Annie Fraber Monday 1 0 January A 2 oh la I Funeral Home May Nord havilla 1 Drayton Worthy Scribe 0 ttJ Deaths Mr arrakN 3631 Bales passed away lesn'o on4 CARROLL MItti FLOItENC107A110011 1 Mrs Carroll 71t and Ateamme vt 11 1 2 Kansas Cliv Mo passed away hinlinTV 2 1944 age -2 Val 13 8 8 NEWCOMER tiON 10 004 ITaVi VI rmIllsh'ed away 2 1942 ape 414 mile NWCOMER8 HONE' 100024 mr vitmseta ay 'M year iAmmaa- dwa Hi ber Tetoactife maul pl lontlery 3 1942 SurvIvina It re I it 0 7) ivVri DmtTresre25Pignmmttli'' Matteson both of the home 404 Main at 3 Wf lid Illid11 WriRht Httill ti kiln L) )1tinillt jr Mrs Thelma mom Funet HI rviees III be held in The Clippel Woad- av and Ihitscod bltd Monday atter noon at 2:30 elm Intriment Yina toted cemtmv 1 0 1)ont11 Company hoshand Survisd 1) Tool POI of the el711121fli 'Tim: ton hisd: 1 brother A nye 414 Nort I a to io a Monday glib-talking man can sweep them off 1 Wilbur Camp Jr Lafayette La 1 IIXIVEY 7 Mr Edo Blake ttomey753 years old 4402 Comb' idge P3MPel lif liV St tliP of their feet and marry them with-I The injured man was First Lieut11ThivermtV of Kanps hotgoinis Jotioarti 3 out their ever bothering to find out Robert Lauer Fairdale Ky 1942 Funeral anhouneemeht low Wets inot1 11 ell rpclara chnlito 111ronal Home glirectglit In rtoute 1 )1 bondal handling services branding ying letd bonded handling services )randing ing lecl Railroads rePorted the following carlot 1tsis of grain in Kansas City: Wheat It corn 15 oats 1: barley 2 Mill leech i flour 7: hay 2 yesterday in carton 50 corn 21: oats 3: barley 6: Charity as meted out by 0 Henry had its practical as well as its kttir aud nlilo 6: hay 1: bran and shorts 4 Muir 797 mixed flour snd feed 14 whimsical side Walking along the avenue one day the short story feeds 43: gluten feeds a writer was accosted by a shabbily dressed individual obviously drunk Callot receipts at wheat by tile leading roads in Kansas City were Missouri who stuck out his hand and asked for the price of a tall beer 8 Union Pacific 30: Santa Fe 3: As the stranger swayed back and forth before him Henry observed 3: Rock Nand 2: 2 Elevator stocks of wheat in Kansas City the man's ragged attire He was without collar or tie ve decreased 1911197 bushels thus far Instcad of giving hint money the writer led him to the nearest -a week and ate now 36676041 bushels mparsd with 32757384 bushels a yea' haberdasher's There be bought a bright red tie and asked the salesman COM Storks he Increased 110285 0 adjust it around the mans neck The salesman looked up questioningly liales total 2 343099 Totaf of all Aram 41200416 bushels 'Aren't you going to get him a he asked InspectIons of grain at Chicag0 were ''What!" said Henry "Give him everything and stifle his ambition!" Tugted a 21 ears dl wheat 'Ti cars of viva Bud 16 ears of oats Omaha received 11 cars of wheat corn- lusel with 9 eara a Year 1180- THE NEICIIRORS 'W'Pra TCCAl CATS Sed 345 of SS nt Pt fMPATra with 339 411111 a year ago '2 8ceuts of wheat St the smaller matketa 1 the in carints were: Wichita i I H'it7hinson 16 Salina 4: Atchison 9: ll I I 1 Amarillo 3: Enid 11: Fort 4 'P ut a Cstiot leveints of Iv-heat: 4 4 I1: s' 0 Cht St1151rtle Nil Tot 1 5 V'' l' 4 Ik 236 162 135 6 62 212 1427 elf 4e4 tI 240 1111 1372 312 2906 I do-ate 1 -160 162 122 307 109 tilt) 1 I 4-- :) I seam etti samiGa 60 '72 485 22M 1013 teeeilita of corn: i I td KC Chi St 1 Oma Tot tse 's 174 '711 173 136 1106 tet I 231 litta 191 230 1546' 'r-' 4 Twr '70 205 12 57 474 -----1) "t0 447 6 780 recetpla of 121 6 oats: I 11 44 't it Chi St1 Oms Tot i 15 148 37 20 :220 a AA 4414 la 16 6 6 11A 24 241 4 'T 4 'I" 7 28 2 1 '22 't Air'' '4 Aka 3 61 22 20 106 t- es et 't t' ip rot? I 'IGN EXCHANGE' ItAIFS At 0 mg 1 tit ft' It 1 1 f' 01selan exchanges Was' i --z 6A1'c tables SAII 041 Canada dollar --eres ov cut: Aigenttna pcao 29'77 cents: 21v: A )----- I----'''- oA" cents: Brazil OS cents: clik I --e-----: sa A '4 ttatA: Mt4XiCa peso 20 70 Railroad' of corn 1 nom 7 mipmni Heat F50 11r and floor liptactui Callot to 743(13'13 I irlinelon Elevator S'e ticrf iarrk 40 elk parr'd torn 1104 InTectlo nrn alel 1 Omens 1 twat ith emrirri Racellit a s1 :3 Hh Ws'14 se Ckt16r 11 i ikr 4 pt ruz 150 5eR Cat1 33' 7 TA0 'ear ri A't tt pen ''014: a )7 r0111'1i N'W I'm Z' WI zonJ0 5)00 nol 21 ftnt I I if 51 () 1 du tais-4 Sr l''' 0tz Pei 4 tt'" I I I 1 t1 le '1 4 It 11 A gptIMt1 it 1 '1 i er 1: e---- 'i 4 1 I 4 s141LZINI id i'i'lr' (1 2 e' IY STTNE MrC111111e WEollort 1717 MAIlk Mr Cla rence A Vc27 passed away Jon 2 1942 Survivcd by his alto and 2 dainOters Barbara find a Il I ire home aim 2 brothers 0 11 Mork 'Wow a itur Kaa: Oliver Mark 1)illas Ira consin ot Katona City Arr Posta Marx A Inoniber of Ivanhoe inder No 448 A to and A Also ahert metal worker loud 2 14eryiess 2 rn Bator day at Tire Chapel on Paseo at Brush Creek Olvd Interment Mr Morrall Neu tuner Moor 10 0024 MUltitAY -Mrh lcona lee Fere 73 paod away January 2 1942 fiervicor Mon day 10 :10 a tn in The CLarrel 11100 Lins wood Ia' flur tl In Memortml Park cernrt )(MVO Cif Kansas Evlar Funeral Home LI MI I for Mrs Mildred MRP Nu iiI Lre A will be held id 111 Lanviotrt Funeral Sorldav er00011 2 o'clock Bl4rpI LPPA MUI)IMIt PAFFIFII Lairs 'fitly Infant rnn of Mr and Nice lioncoe Pitlfen of 511 MAO bird passed a tan 2 It'34 1 Met rives end burial Floral Mills cemetery FraturdaY 3 in nose Ilenderron Funeral Home PEPEZ -Mrs Jea nn flame I ItobertN rodence ct orth Kan AtVitt'A In 30 Mondsy morning in tho Community chureir at Welborn Kris Inter mein Wale 11111 Mrs Per will he In 141f II Emig Hrox Finn' al Moine 1416 Minnesota ar tier 12 noon HuridaY 141R011MYYR --John George residence 1213 V1111(611) boulevard Priceral services 3 30 Monday afternoon in Eats Bros drawrne room 1411i Minot- ma H-iIftir Interment 0 rPniPtPrV Petrie Kos Mr Mc roninver ill lie ln slate at the rtinoral Ilome ON" )n fos cos 5555 Lot 5555 anything about him Oh widows need a lot of advice but they won't take it Ns I NI Is I ton sc)iwEIGKR Mrs ClArA T' 01-5pit-1 2'1t0 BP111111 Blvd dwd lemming Toema Jan ore a son NOTThtill A Arliwtlirer Ripley businessman and former Mrs 1 n'id)Ite Imoh nt president of the Topeka Chamber of rtiletAlfand Mrs tUna Commerce has accepted a position dnoRliter Funcriil'irl President of The Topeka Chamber of rna "IAT IP '4' 5 asma rientnir non nr Commerce has accepted a position clia18 14 41116- III 1 Miscellaneous rAIIIMOUNT Unto tarium for unmarried girls: ethical: jaw-at rates working rrdures expenses: earlg entrance adri2edi confidential 1414 East 271h Kansas City Mo EAISIDE Maternity Modern SPeitISiOii 11(0001 for unmarried girls homelike stale iicense: working redures expenses lowemt rates confidential Oil 211Jh lintmos City Ma Dear Dorothy Dix: I am 23 well I educated and hold a desirable teach- big position but I am an insulter- as news edkor of the national msaa- 4r'4''4Avr '4' InS ritcirnNing able snob I am in love with a I zinc BliFilless Week He will go to ii-imiti At 8 n'tit'wk 8 1inet4111ffigl'1'8ti 'Mlaivi''Ad Chap who drives a delivery truck I New York January 13 1 Itoary t'fittition 8 nt FOltolin Inoinstg Qiirk IFInoqiii Mint VA 100 4 ''''s 0 01? 4 A ik p' "10OP: 7 LITTLE ANNIE TARING TI IE WEALTH frnnvrtoht 1042 I My 60004E05 GRACIOUS- I A-re eveky BIT OF THE LAMS sretv-1 DON'T THIN( 1 WAVE ROOM FOR II4E murnm -1 W1Si4 you WOULD EAr o-4ALF OF IT: 'CAL5E NADU KNow MR OLIVER Door WANT 116 TO WASTC -1 ANYTHING y-- WHEE HAPDoi wAir litLI Ger -ro -roe TANC VU5r LOVE LAMB -1-14o4K LAMEI 5-rEw IS ELEGANTAND I Love A HOT i ORM VILP! 14-Te- muFF(P4 Love A HOT eqkg vtal fax 0 MUFFIN 17 I GuES5E0 WE'D S4AVE POTCDABrl 'TODAY BUT TWE LAMB SIN LOOSS 50 G000 AN' SMELLS 50 Nice rm 'TERRIBLE GLAD I GLIC55E0 1 QrsQ01G -71 1 1 6 2r ullu- WE'D UAVE POT r70A 5r P-iE LAMB SIN 1001C5 SO ICUS 50 NICE TM iLAO GLie55E0 WRONG 11 I Vii? olo chord hip to firm WRY) Ar ez0Ho MENOMINESMIMMI lief nced in to firm By) 1 51 GES ITS 5WELL? 115 al6111KE p1A04A GUES5114' GAME AEVERY DAY TOUT- Ai4 PIOUQ t3EFORE THC DIKINER-BELL 1201661 sufzr IgYtki 10 GUESS WPIATTI-IE fT COOK IS MAION' rorz piNgER --i ft41 ei zJI FA 41- Zir Jan 3--t A PA 2'4 to cents limner Soots May $210'8 July 8'212 I I ft C1 1- 1 -4 4t101) Cre T3L 4441Y VA' 1th VIOL e' ')' r''s e-5 itt1tpk e- ir)tr 7 1 fr 1-t A ilov1 1 (T) 21 40 i gdt i5 doga Coffee 11w yotk JRIL ri11--Cottor unchsittied: Rio No 7 9'iv ffirt't No 4 13'n t'tH I clospd unchitntied to 3 point Ntipti ti 55 fuIle4 elotied 4 to fi Ntlittil 12 711 Mav 12 75i JOY 1 iliw) r' fl 1 I 1 41) c51411 rict III 11 9 4z g--': i 44 likitrlay- 4 44 1 ii It e4 41i a -77? 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