Garland Globe | 1908-06-20 | Page 3 | Old Gloves

Old Gloves. They have about 50 or CO kid gloves at tho tlckot ofttco down at Union sta-tlon, sta-tlon, gray suedes, undreBsodklds ovory old kind, nut tho troublo Is that among them all thero Is not ono pair. They aro all odd glovos, mostly "lofts." You see most men carry their money In tholr left-hand pockots, and LtbtJ whon thoy're buying railroad tickets, BmV thoy take off tho loft glove. Thon when thoy go away and loavo tho glove tho hoys In tho tlckot office aro wJXfJ no hotter off than If thoy had left noth- fll lng behind but an air of mystery. aVaVJ "It's surprising, too," thoy say at tho wU ticket ofllco, "how many men havo fafJ ono or two fingers missing.. Out ot the lot of old gloves now thore, a P9 dozon or moro have at loast ono finger Wk gono. Tho ticket sellors watch for i'jfJ men who havo Angora missing and llfl try to match them up with gloves that K'fl correspond. With that oxcoptlon, if"U most ot tho gloves go to waste Cleveland Plain Doalor. fl