Show r The Obsc h— cfcj fthrtci by 1W '£erald -Jimal Printls “ 1993 net aasttir i Karehl W mtpni I‘HfIhi W97 T : ' En I7lah at U Sept Acceptance YorttalBntf M special provided far in Sectian 1103 Act af Oct 3 1927 tUMt 32 1913 Subscription rate 31M per year ns fTrrff L LiUywJiite Editor rhane Bus item Manager Phone M3 7fi Managing Editor Assistant Editor Associate Business Mgr Sports Editor AsS’t Sports Editor Society Editor Feature ‘Editor Hamor and Hay gwensna — -iu — CJaiyo 7Girls Sports and Aadeiaan Yitgie Tare Fraught!: ’‘The Crows Nest” Edith Funk and Rath Clayton Whadaya Column 'Bryce Anderson !-fcisKhsddes jYPwt — typist Lniu Dunn Frank Fonnesbeck — Horace Holme-!Stephen Bsatford Boyd Hi lofcf — Howard Law Frances Knott ! 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BE-NO- AND SPURS ’S last week betw ecn Anyone who attended the games will doubtlessly agree and Utah University the Aggies and Spurs are functioning very well jin that the Club or the thfcir lines of activities The Knights composed of a group of active male students have had charge of the seating and ushering o done this the people at the basket ball games They have fine manner very well and have handled things in such a the fans that no confusion has been caused in escorting ' to their seats The Spurs composed of the active female students of the school gave a banquet in honor' of the Salt Lake Spurs Saturday and with the aid of their1 guests presented a stunt Saturday night af the game They were in their White uniforms both nights and presented a very picturesque picture Saturday night they formed a grand march around the gym during the half of the game and framed their letter “S” on the floor They stopped in the center of the floor and led the crowd in the singing of v two school songs: the1 two are pep organizaThese two organizations tions upon the campus and are performing their work very remarkably During 'the football season they hadcharge ‘of the Mating of the people and’ are now earryjng their work over into the basket ball season We the students of the “Aggie” College are proud that they represent us and say to them “keep up the good work” 1 - i Be-No- ’s Intfer-CoJIegia- Be-No- ’s ' 4 : t n ‘’him3 te !'s i ' ’ n ’ III v As February 22 nears we all look forward to the uniqu celebration of the birthday of the Father of our Country The year of 1932 brings to us 'among other things the of the birthday of America’s most prominent Citizen in the history of the nation! The celebration fo George Washington’s birthday lasts from his birthday an ftiversary February 22! to Thanksgiving or a period o ten months The object of this mammoth celebration is of ' America shai “That this and succeeding generations become better citizens through- a more intimate’ kiiowl edge of the character and achievement of the founder oi 5 the republic” The Utah State Agricultural College along with the ether high institutions of learning will do honor to hi' memory and celebrate in a fit manner his birthday We at should do out best to live up ti students of the standards set by our first president1 and become great and1 form our characters in such a way that we maj be trustworthy enough to occupy a like position if cir cumstances require it I nv t f'-'- f H The Special Agricultural Styles " One of the outstanding features of the styles at the Utah State Agricultural College greets the visitor when he enters the buildings Everywhere are students with Cordf which have been sometime in their existance white ' but which are now completely covered with writing pictures “ p r Md dirt ' The Cdrdi have become the essential apparel of the modern Collegiate youth at the College The writing upon them may be anything from dirty jokes to note for examr in History The pants are generally aided in their ap ’ old Agriculture Cow ' or Horse or just a picture of someone's Sweetheart1As the visitor strolls down the’ halls he occasionally encounters one out of about three hundred parrs of Cords - seen that are clean! This exceptionally fare case may be btSause of the fact that the owner has worn his old pair tCt't they ate ruined and it becomes a necessity for him another pair The other factor that1 may bring r!xur a rtnts to the College is that some little “Percival ( 1 v'( wpits to make a hit with the girls worn in cold Weathet are' made of Sheep 'Tl J --and rmertlly have pictures of Cows or Horses ori fThe typical indoor coat is made of Horse hide '( i a end is every up to the genera! ‘ - ti L‘ r ‘ It " r te way-live- s “' L"1 '!- - t frith their special pictures oi 'f TWi Ctate Agricultural well' as studies! "Vtt thtr Cords ere very glad oifficers and that - 1 ! I -- i '7 !!'J si u ty i t y 'John Anderson entered a speakeasy and asked for a glass of beer On being supplied he said that he would rather have a oigar When handed the cigar he aid that he would rather have a vhiskey He drank the whiskey md started to leave! 'Barmen: “Here you have not laid for that whiskey” John: “I gave you the cigai or it" Barman: “You did not pay for he cigar” John: “I gave you the beer for ’ Dance and party and drink Drink and party and dance And pray that the prof won’t pull a quiz But don’t study by any chance! LOVE THE TO ADVICE WORN: — Your girl may not let you but it’s a safe bet that sh2 apreciates your wanting to” WE NOMINATE FOR THE HALL OF FAME N A Pedersen— Because he has what we consider the perfect poker face Our girl down at the deaf and dumb school— because she never croons "Isn't he cute!" Prof Walter Welti— because he had nerve enough to go through with the presentation of an opera at USAC Ez Owens —because he should be put somewhere LITTLE MASTERPIECES OF MELODY DEPT We recommend that a Noble Prize in Poetry be created for the author of this beautiful lyric found in a Farm Bureau song touch sheet: Market By Frances Knott Strict with a softening is the secret of the new mode All those exaggerated puffs and JUST CALL ON THE FARMER bows are disappearing leaving (Tune: Let Me Call You daintily soft suggestions Sweetheart) Skirt where stay about Just call on the farmer will lengths they are any time will do p Just call on the farmer where Buttons are “the” thing — for the spirit's true service or for their own pleasure He'll give you a welcome with old Some the of arrangeseemingly friends and new ments are or Just call on the farmer any town “You did not pay for in a secret game alf the butwill do beer” ton’s own John: “I did not drink it” Barman: “That’s worth a whis-e- y Simpler is the "everything" but I’ll give you another if vogue ou will go and put it over on he other bootlegger on the other Recently only three women wore ide of town” evening gowns to a Paris conJohn: “Too late He just gave cert le one to come and put it over n you” Berets berets berets Stunning with smartly buttoned coats and LATEST SONG HIT: suits ’’My rival won her hand so ’ll try to win her back” Slim and strict through the hips softened at waist shoulders A LAMBS TAIL and neck suggesting utter feminlary had a little lamb inity is the present note And it was always buttin’ )n Monday paw got in its way -moulded dresses with Closely And Tuesday they had mutton snug waistlines are every girl's dream Hie doesn't like a smutty joke ihe doesn’t drink she doesn't The axis ' of the dress a few smpke years ago was at the hips then Ihe doesn't swear she never the normal waist and now above flirts Try winding a scarf from the 'be never wears those h waist up and you get the feeling skirts of smartest of the new the ibe doesn't use those beauty clothes salves The boys have never eyed her Lost calves A 1928 Amphion (Logan High :ou ask her name? Well thats a School Year Book) during the wow! Spring Quarter of last year Ev5he' not a girl she's a Jersey eryone knows how a student valcow ues his year book so if one has — By Horace Hulme been found please bring it to the Lost and Found Department !n the President's office AUTUMN POETTROY A man recently shot his wife Ay lYpIst is’ on her vseatiom because she refused to speak to ly trpist’i awau fpr a week him Ay typudt ua in bwr vsearion Vgile thse dumb kews ptsy hude A man like that deserves to and seek? hang Z CJoras: Oy breng boxk bting bxck An boy in ChiBrung beej my b’onnie ti my cago has made an eight-tub- e mr tp all by himself We ' I(£b-6nbicx understand that because of his bozfc oh jouth nothing will be done about 3jiag my be!nie?omy helk! it M CM-7- 2" ‘ eleven-year-ol- d g It must be Bureau likes Which just culture is at to the farm good — the Faroi it goes to show that last being brought Izzv the Indigent Ink Imbibei wants to know if the mother of a litter of puppies is a dogma YESTERDAY’S HUMOR — TOVAUDEVILLE d Fable Once upon a time there was a awful wilful young girl who was She was wooed ' by a pleasant-spoke- n young man and she said yes without consulting anybody The marriage was of the sort known as unhappy if you kno v what I mean and all her friend i waged their heads and said: "I told you so! If you had asked my advice I could have warne you against him! I knew of his and his goings on!' Also once upon a time there was another young girl most shy and timid and every time she had a proposal she asked her friends and relatives for advice And one and all they said each time: “Oh my dear! Don't marry him! He is most undesirable!” So the young girl never married at all The morals of this fable are: In a multitude of counselors there is safety and too many cooks spoil the broth t — Town Topics 1918 MORROW’S Double-Barrele- 1 short-comin- IF YOU GET THIS ONE? YOU’RE TOO DAMN SMART I suppose you have heard the Shoemaker's Song No? You ask what is the shoe- maker's song? Why LUCILLE of course CILLE! LU- GNUS FROM THE ZOO The crime wave that has been sweeping the zoo is reported to be now well under control The emindei of the articIe that appeared in the leopard has been put on the spot Student Life a week or so ago we might say that the end the zebra ie already wearing The elephant has packed repairs asked for have been made and that things are now stripes his trunk and left for parti unirt an excellent condition at the men’s dressing know The ?omg hyena however is room in the gymnasium We wish to extend our ap- laughing at the ' authorities l Ml THANKS FOR THE REPAIRS preciation to those who were influential in having the made and congratulate them on their work in putthe Ctknw to wear our ting the nozzles On the showers ami eoats wi?h to say that is would certainly be a Btitaie if all the showers were in usable condition and the room an ready and there waa np hot water - - 4 i fo Glen-chor- casc-wher-e gol-dar- n Mexican Athletics Shan-ha- -- ' con-jure- 's Last Time Today! V Tuirs Fri Sat !S 1 h MONSEN MARKET world-renown- “Sh-h-- i Attention ’ OUR WORK IS LIKE FACTORY WORr wig-wa- a ps I -- re-pai-rs (HP- Johnny-on-th-sp- ) but for one short hour -A respite however brief! An hour to rest my weary bones And corner a little sleep! A little study would do me good But with my aching head I couldn't read and I couldn't think So I’ll have to crawl in bed” "Oh Tips On The Shop knee-lengt- ' pearance by a picture or two of some ki’fHoii By VIRGIE FRUGHTON i Barman: e 1 BY O eat their breakfast in the morn- chews gum — or paraffin — with ing rather than at any other time more real enjoyment than mosk A lot of us chew gum for emof the day phasis another lot of us chew it Pspchologists tell us that it re- because the other lot do but Carquires almost twice as much wind men Haiveison chews it because for a person to play a cornet as she likes it ’’I think you look plenty keen it docs to play a violin with the new hair cut Miss Hal It has been proven that' one verson" I opined “All the girls are doing it now should never cross a bridge before you know” she told me sweetly it is finished “Personally I prefer it a little — but then there’s — ” Pointing to the distant peak longerswore I'd leave Virg Crop (I Deb Young' asked an idolent naley' out of this!) ' tive its name “Like school ?" "That there mountain?" r plied “Yes” ' the lazy one “that's Catfish moun “It’s quite true about you readtain” Hooey isn’t it?” "An odd name” mused the sight ing ' “Yes but I only took it in be seer ' “And why is the mountain tween the Scribble poetry You so ealled?” “Because” drawled the laconic know a sip here a sap theie son of the sod “nobody can She lives at South’s but anv scale it” A Pi Kap enthusiast could hear the at South’s especial-lProfessor Sorenson’s idea of a West as they have a telephone good smile: (A propos my number is 446-“As easy to ' decipher as a I can justly feel edified Greek Insurance policy written ii Chinese by a blindfolded heifer Throughout this argument I have only come within one word of with St Vitus dance” the Cropley - tv 'ce mentioning Most interviewers start in with literaMax Worley's favorite a duet and fade out ditto ture: Virg and Carmen are a cute Roses are red couple Lc pages are glue ' If you think you are the berries Then I'm the cat’s mew he ’ s Science has unearthed a flapper CASTINGS CO-E- D zig-ga- WASHINGTON 61 - CENTENNIAL s ov o (i whiz: DAILY EPITAPH of 6000 years ago which goes to (Published Weekly ) prove that even a dead flapper COED CASTINGS — — can make men dig When I told Carmen Halverson About the death of Sam ct ' my telephone number and said infind be 'Some' things you might “call me up sometime— don’t I sadly weep and groan teresting to know: fussy I'll eat anything” she was He died too soon — he died before i be never The moustache can prone to disbelieve that I ha He paid me back that loan grown upon the forehead Experi- a telephone I assure my cage-reade- rs ments have shown that the upper that we truly have i SONG OF THE SHIRK’ lip is the only place that it will phone though it's been out of to Thomas Hood if (Apologies order1 It’s coming along splendidly thrive bourse although he’s dead anj -now however and just needs exhow) In Switzerand the natives find ercise With weary' and wan it extremely difficult ' to poi on To return to Carmen: The gal's ' Withfigure heavy and dull their shoes without stooping ov- psychic cause the Ouya boar! A stude eyelids reeled in at two a m er made says so Edith Funk that ’Twas plain that he was full - s s We asked it one night who waj Drink! drink! drink! ' Scientists have proved that it Is assisting its evil machinations and he came to college ‘o Impossible for the elephant to it says “C H” because it gave ' Though work build its nest for its young in the us to understand she was psychic And still with a voice that was ” trees even the oak Miss of H stands for tops (“C ‘ rather thick of the He sang the "Song 'On cold days If S pjibnograph is One little item that I do admire Shirk’’ not wound at intervals it will soon in Halverson is her complete inrun' down and Mop This will al- souciance (and don’t you get "Shirk! shirk! shirk! so happen on warm days prickly at that work? Frankly For the brain is tired and dim it's new with me and is gonna Shirk! shirk! shirk! ) of to The' people She get a great deal of use Italy prefer' But keep in the social swim! IarkNuberger n-Chkf A stop Vi Rachel Fortio Virginia Nilsson 'i nurtday evening in her boa get Dr His eagle Fern Bover Ua Theme and Ber- at the home of Mr H J Hali dersen car nice Nilsson were linner guests M IK L MUTTERIN' OS Jaek Johnson Joe Rich jArt of Ma at the Prrosis house Thursday He has Allien Goates Limcrstt of i fans get evening Alright Pi (Caps were guests at the !o & a litera a load of this— a little scotch dav rn phrase Prunella Piffledinkie opens the Miss Hazel Sonards entertained flatter house last satu i bid with the catchy little warb- the memoera o' A'pha Sigma Nu are here — “There’s something En-nCoach a Heher Whiting ling ce Joh af ilicit jo gag Miss week last one evening ( rbout an Old Fashioned Girl—-bu- t or lions of Smith and Miss Grace Re- son and Lyle ’’’rinp of it isn't Fellows” This friend thii School server Cache memweie High new as guests were ihosen mand out— censured is the latest thing the Pi Kip house Satin dav such a cri only yesterday under the direction bers of the fraternity Vew York of the copy-rigowneis or Beta Delta Tibet we held Sorority And here fit Phi of Upsilor Kappa Chapter have Alonzo and Tidwell the two Omie’ron a long we National Home Econo- initations last Monday night (whero-tver The Obs gentlemen from the Styx mies Fraternity held final initia- the following girls: Phyllis Fit® in the devil that is!) ” tions Sunday evening at tne Home Nada Rich Vivian Smith Berth humaine p Alonzo “Howdy Ford 'Dorothy Harris Delma Ke to buy a a Economics cottage for Miss “Howdy Tidwell ” moscassins Florence Perrin Follow Fife and Miss Beth Mci-ri- ll son “Yer lookin’ fairly bucsome tocould i initations luncheon was served day Alonzo” around the After the ceremonies dinner was the chapter house "Hey? Bucksome y'say? How's tort and 1( how’s that now served at the Hotel Eccles Thoie that Tidwell SOCIAL CALENDER huh’’’’ He says in charge were Miss Grace Stprr what I mean rnd Miss Fein “Well Alonzo Class Party Feb 5 few st Sophomore Shipley is — well — er — sorta y'understand Chi Omega Valentine For® a little in bolstered up with good old white cold Theta Upsilon Sorority announ- Feb 5 Mule y'know — and here's a The Obs Winter Carnival Feb i ” ced the pledging of Clarie Wallace red makes white Theta Upsilon Valentine Part how the A and Vivian Wangsgard "Aw right now Alonzo y' Ruby m their m Feb 12 oi' son uv a Dames ninny-mu- g Utah Foil ester's Ef you don’t like salamander! Biavl ft day Every the look uv my nose y'km just The Obsei Mrs Helen D Brand national 12 lump it — that's all Leser" Well officer for Theta Upsilon Sorority Delta Phi Darning I’uty ft mere 'i quit visited the local Sigma chapter 13 good! Accordin smashing my nose against your last week A dinner was Hill Prof Militaiy Ball Feb )4 given fist will yuh? Land sakes be yer says that age but don't grow carots on yer desk will brow” DEMOt KY( ! the world “Ah c'mon Tidwell ol’ boy don t Hil git mad now Y’know very well be read with rise lessor should (This y’ told me to lump it and lump some of t of inflection voice cn until it it I did — only the lump’s on yer up under in a high pitched wail solar plexis— heh heh right on the nest in ti — polar sexes er— the roiar A distin U S Fleet —on well — tsh tsh" i cruising in "Do re me — te turn (ahem) waters — 100 million Japanu eluding th bearii do re me — tunity dum dum— didand 20 million Chinese warm and List for t dle de rum — ” over Manchuria "Oh no y' don’t no y' don't cently fell 10 million m U people Tidwell Nope" Observer of innocti starving hundreds "Aw dry up Y'er only a wet only eight men being murdered lawfully I'm trying to smack anyway wants to cause of antiquated laws think up the chune t'thct lil ditty aim —“Dear Me where can the Bat"technecahties ” them If i ter be" y'know— thet famous ole AND U S FLEET CRUISES probation song ” SHANGHAI WATERS! o "Oh yeah the one the millionThe yellow race needs territor quality nd if a airess sang about herself while an for expanding population ieem that she searched her husband's troufew thousands Americans alii nan txce sers fer some dough— is thet the one? Goes like this: Mongolian gold in Shanghai U S FLEET CRUISING Dear me where can the batter Well well! well! here It is anbe? SHANGHAI WATERS' Dear me where can the batter other weejt and no news except To save ONE HUNDRED Aa“" stude be? The one crack we heard cricans while 10 million Amtr jn quarte Dear me where can the batter turn had not been going cans starve in U S be at all well but he stuck U S FLEET CRUISING There's only two hundred grand to his task “Now” he doggedly said “if SHANGHAI WATERS' there! auU S Government sends flnfcinctimcs Yeah 'n that reminds me uv any lady or gentleman in the the story about the young onion dience would oblige me with an to Shanghai to save the Amen who got into trouble— awful bieak egg I would proceed to perform can People and uphold DEMO Upty an amazing trick” There was CRACY! y’know — yeah” 'Now Tidwell how d'y’know momentary silence then from the Grant H Redfofd huh? Whut makes y’think th in- back of the hall came a voice: e Lh fant onion was in difficulties— “If anybody here had an egg huh?” have had it long ago" “Well y'sec I overheard him you'd Now Ii say he was in a great stew abviut n my co And then there's the old gag something— yeah ’s'stem hot y'I'll tudy know fer a onion of tender about the nursery rhyme: rith my Old Mother Hubbard went to the years” see s 'OH? OH! Whoo — oops they’re cupboard Typho pushing us off the air— God be For something to quench her by I ha with you Alonzo” thirst Chat are "God be with you Tidwell" or the gi When she got there the cupboard Aud that friends concludes was bare: jt le Kee another fifteen minutes with Al1iU can The old man had been there onzo and Tidwell the master mbs? Ai first minds of humor— if you humor “Goo?" ’em they'll diliver the bacon If “Yes y’don't you’ll have to take ham“Oh yet This specialization idea is spreadburger “Thanks Bramwell B Bustoffapiece has ing to all professions Now there “You're a message for you - and according are barber shops where one man Hio wrot to the ole adage we believe that lathers you and another mail urely W) a word to the wise is — well— in- shaves for us Coi dicative of a lot of nerve — so here we wereyou Unfortunately “Lu we successfully lathered one goes to learn that the shavivens i day only Dr Bustoffapiece: Well w barber was at home On sick ing of America surand People 's a ca rounding states are you taking hustling down the street to look What barber shop advantage of Reducoids the won- for an of j der pill— prodigal of science known we were nearly arrested for being “Oh lea everywhere for its instant effec- at large with a severe case of uiet— " tiveness? This harmless scientific hydrophobia or like nyway? way of geting scrawny is simply that It made us something “Lu con biting mad We all the rage Here's a fat chance to LOUISE see DRESSER the motorridge wit when hope day to get thin for only a small (or is “I can’t it abomnabale?) sum Lillwellyn cycle cops will arrest only the MINNA GOMBILL “Please in regard to this drivers of certain kinds of cars -Lithping-gin- k HOWLAND 'ou can JOSYNA and we won't drive that kind amazing invention writes: “No” “7 uth to be a thtick-u- p Wi?liomCOLLICRSr man "We an and thucktheeded in my profet-hio- n Professor N A Peterson an ol i fter 10:3 tholey becauth of Reduthoi-dt- professor at the college was a wammmmmimmmmdSi “O K I When I withed W rob a “I’ll givi thafe I thimply thwallowed a very upright and strict old man He ruled his family with a hand “Buy" Reduthing capthul and thlid under “I'll trui of iron No late hours no card the door” bis” And so we could cite millions parties no dance- s- nothing of this MEAT “Good of similar experiences with this sort was permitted ’ la Lu” Needless to say he had a very Don’t remedy “No? H fail ladees and gents to purchase pretty daughter Troy who was QUALITY “Do you your week's supply of Reduccoiks being eagerly SERVIC E sought after by one “Do we today— spelled SANITATION but very flippant “Have s charming young thank you WE DELIVER PHONE O! ‘Thanks man Stewart Ryan the horror of Imagine And as the paper hanger cried the oid “Girls man when he entered the room to his assistant: ou were ‘Stick ’em up! or your name's and found but one chair occupied! mud!” rig “Sir" he said shaking his head Students! “All "She's ( His complexion we hear was at the “when I was courtyouth rather pasty ing my wife she sat on one side of the room and I sat on the OUR PROGRAM COMING OVER other” You will be assured of THE U S A C NETWORK 'Maybe" retorted Stewart not a good work and service in CONTINUES AS FOLLOWS whit abashed “that's what I cleaning and pressing should have done had I bee® 6:00 p m— Quaker wife!!” courting your meeting AT j 6:30 p m — Meditation period 6:35 p m — Silent prayer A cute little flapper named Ella 6:40 p m — Pantomime SCHEBY’S The Went out for a stroll with a fella Hush of Evening " But when the young geezer 6:55 p m— Address by David Kept trying to squeeze her 'Oh I i Phone 92(i Krepps graduate of the modern She smicked him a smack on the “Darn! school for the Deaf and Dumb smella Mkei mi 7:15 p m — Demonstration of A knocV Maxim silencers An intermission I love Muriel “Girls ii of fifteen minutes Please smnd Because she has W' All Naughty eyes rlgh 7:30 p m — Conversation bewen't a Pretty clothes j Rone wi tween Silent Bill Smith nnd him- Lovely form i i self at? Well filled hose (“Burely 7:50 p m — Boy Scouts Muriel loves me giving KGoodnii g Because I tell her she has — signals Itioodnii 7:55 p m — Granting of diplomas Naughty eyes wman by Correspondence School When clothes shoes your Pretty I'll 8:15 p m— Silent trubuts to de- Lovely form lh Mods to shabby (hey detract To whole broadcasters Well filled hose parted your appearance 8:30 p m— The Quiet hour shoes should always I new can be dC like This 9:30 p m Drama: “Death” to A Professor Aronld announces’ the If you let u repair the this it will be necessary for discovery of something 200 times Alpha ModerH O O E Y to bo stilled for as sweet as t the factory way the I sugar but neglects one hour prices to mention her name child T 10:30 hlete at p m — Demonstration by tr Noiseless typewriters' corporation Prohibition hasn’t mads this 3 8i Apa V4 five 11:0!) p m— Talking sign lan- country any healthier Men are guage by Utah Bill Poster ’lha Ta still sitting up with sick friends y Infant 13:00 p a— H O O - E Y US North Main LofftfT Anyway they cant aay the batn-la-g nlty signing off beauty is all wet belt It weekly that's one mo” ' as the corpse said when they erected n tombstone over his head “Well on Four out o t five havs It and the fifth Mettf where to It ft com-pon- s wendene: |