The evening world. Newspaper, July 5, 1902, Page 7

1 ‘ . THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 5, 1902. : y POMENDREND 94-0440$ 0090004026 OME ' Home dressmakers’ ques- + tions are answered in May Ye * Manton’s Department on this page.of The Evening World. erected a derrick and the clanging of the Jara was now heard In the nearby cornfield Te had never ooourred to Liz that her lover woul f not return. She knew he would and was content t 9 e walt, When the day arrived on whic the well was / to be shot ehe was filled with an inexplicable feeling | that a crisis was at hand, The “sho had been | + > ‘ - ; ordered trom Wheeling and would © some time THE ROOF GARDENS EXPECT SOME ROOF-CROWDI: that afternoon, She resolved to watch for him, as . (Copyright, 1992 by Dally Store Pub. co.) ciNy, vou gain’, Jim?” Presently he answered: {Net view from the cabin commanded ‘the road up eek lige Herta TN malt the valley over which he must come. Vreaentiy ter | Now the roof-garden manager will Ion Palace Roof Garden is one pid lox house stuck on the « To the Ohio River, T've earn tell that folks ts ‘ | LB Rs ete ia pea targeted lsh ginia hill, and a cornfeld getliny HERS ARMIN elliot there” Vigilance was rewarded. A stout wagon, drawn by [come in for mmo of the cakes and ate | ; , lent spota In, the olay. amne though it might, at any tin | “When d've ‘low to go?” after an interval two tired horses, appeared on the roa trom around | which the weather clerk has been dt ras m : 7 lat and Reach “El Capitan” is the ¢ Lass WAR TRO LNERIFRER TREN FON ho tBaren | CLICHE the hae of a hill. Bae could ace the driver urging | penslng Wberally: ty his brothers on the | y pavilions ‘ ‘ hich fet] to 82 = jer on road until s ww Hi % ‘i inment of Proctor's MsCoy and her daughter Elizabeth upon the dea “No teliin’ when you'll be back. T s'pose? UG El ala EMA HAL LLIN ol Dai eM deol Cases 3 es ” thir patrons two dozen of the husband and fatho Stonewall MeCo: “I low not.” Long silence again ATES ire eet paths Ly | will be provided, the lead- Had his bequest been of entl r “yim He did not reappear and she was wondering ff an { Hilfsaseth: avd) gine Gani ithe uines sedis phy [accident had occurred, when, from the very spot she | fy would not, in all probability, have been sitting on the | “Take this with you," and she drew from the pock. | Was walchins. © shaft of dirt, wlones and Harts of a \ worn stoop Fla to figure out a means to let of her homespun a brass button that had graced | DUEEY shel nigh lhe the air. Clowes imme clreumyent ths dif ued thely matzl-| the rebel uniform once worn by her father and hand: |AM explosion so loud and ferrite that tt accmed th mortal hopr Jed it to him, Te took it slowly and holding {t in the | WEN monk ne fort Tom toe lrcgiyrerine hat une | The beauty lor to them, [Palm of his hand examined Jt curiously. fs SRL STS RODE US ALO ee. fed Mt The shiner || Bineeer aeaieie iat? ploded, an occurrence not wneommon in the oil-tields | Tle Suman) | ‘its a tal-tatiema ‘An she sat, dazed and bewildered, watching the fy- them, the humo ees SNE aie ing debris fall to the earth, an object dropped at her from which «ro: i The ‘lank look on his face showed that she had pro- feet, She stooped and picked it up—a brass button, were all stern r ‘pounded a mystery that was too much for him to|sackened and bent. yard in which father, grandfathe - [goive, She divined this and after a alience added: That evening Lie discerned a familiar Agure nn- | | ther He buried, a bit of marble ated the | “It means good juck.” Pause.) “Tread about It in | preaching the house. Ghe did not move trom her seat savings of yeas. once : on the stoop, dut, as it drew near, enid quietly | Ahalnetex ofa whipsnoor-will ‘across: ike | ued to his feet, took a couple of steps and |] “syet10, Jim.” | Ms the auawering call uf m the dis: | “Hello, Lis. q tamer, Lone no sentiment or romance to them. They | “When did ye get back?" | i the discordant eric a very ordinary bird | i °° pithout looking around | She tched him go down the winding path until i ry What is tt, Jim?" after a pause. Another wait and bis figure wos lost In the rising fog from the vailey | “What?” | } the {below, then turned slowly and disappeared into the | “Here's yer button.” | When he we agoin’ to get married?” —pause some- | house, “Thank ye." (Pause) ‘"Lowed I'd lost it 1 what longer—"If we ever Le In the course of three years the ofl industry in| my coat on the wagon eeat while I went to water the | The long silence follow broken only by the | West Virginia had assumed unthought-of propor-|iorses. Bin in my coat pocket ‘bout three y chirping of the crickets until: tions and the Standard Of Company nad begun to | now.” “Does sem as though me and you've been a power- | extend its operations Into the interior of the State. | A long silence ful long time a gettin’ m: :nother pause), | Farms that could have been bought before for 82 an| “"Low we kin marry now, Lin.” “don't at, dim? | are wore bringing thousands and were eagerly sougat | ‘Low we kin.” Another pause, and then | More silence. [at those prices. The off belt, extending southeasterly, | “When?” | Liz?" was thought to cross the farm owned by Liz anf her| “T’morrow, I low.” What Jim?” Short pause, and then: mother, An eastern syndicate, having paid them a| “All right, Good-night, Liz.” “I be goin’ away.’ More silence. big price for an oll lease and allowed a royalty, had} ‘“Good-night, Jim." wt MAY MANTON’S LESSONS IN DRESSMAKING, =e widen perceptioly ax they approach the) yet provides fulness below. The lower) will be reawred. To cut the waist |_ASHIRT WAIST SOIT. | Ts Ces cry Bae fo cover {t, {8 a deep plait that in portion falls in soft, full folda that give | alone 83-4 yards 31 inches wide, 31-2 5 a flounce effect. 27 Inches . To cut this gown In the medium else | wide or Bi ana inthe See Shirt waist. 261 Nine-gored skirt|etitched fat to flounce depth, At the] 183-6 yards of material 31 inches wide, |cut the skirt alone 105-8 yards 21 inches back 1s a flat inverted plait that gives|101-1 ~ards 27 inches, 91-2 yards 8 | wide, 71-4 yants 7 or 32 Inches wide ot [the requisite anug fit about the hips, !inches wide or 61-2 yarda 44 inches wide | 4 3-4 yards 4 (nches wide. with side plait on each gore, 4,13. No material is more fashionable nor more generally satisfactory than linen etamine, and in no style of costume does it appear to better advantage than in the shirt waist sult. This smart exam- ple shows the material in blue stitched with black and worn with a belt and the tle of blue edged with black a The waist pattern (No. 3,851), cut in sizes 82, 34, 96, 38 and 40 Inches bust measure, will be sent for 10 cents. The skirt pattern (No. 4,134), cut in Sizes 2, 24, 26, 28 and 30 Inches walet measure, will be sent for 10 cents If both patterns are wahted send 9 cents. [the week mimost doubled the attend- ance of the al fre Mr. Hammerstein has prepared for a | 1ng features being the Yankee Comedy Four, Coyne and Ardell te and Marshall and Lorraine, Ricton, 3 and Waldorf white; but the design sults all linens, It wa ,. \ foulard, pongee and the many washable ranted in @ hurry send an extra | Tush of business at his Paradise Gar two-cent stamp for each pattern, and|den dy providing a Dill of fifteen num- a special production az the Fifth Ave- fabrics, * ty they will be mailed to you immedi y | ders, which will furnish entertainment é ‘The fronts of the waists are laid in lately a penal ententy finist. will be the soloist during. the; f the Patine coast nue of Augustin Daly's success, j Ro ateee Lockett ean entoake by letter-post in sealed envelope. for his patrons through the four hours | linist will he the uring the) far ae the Pabine coeat, a cong Arabiun Nights, “trederis cMOnd weattl ees preceding midnight. When one tires of ae thing which has come out of Boston.| have the leading role and his support Broadway has had plenty to marvel ai | Will Include Beatrice Morgan, Florence depth and provide fulness below, but the show there ts bodily comfort to bo} Duss. the bandman, ia in full swing | Lesite. Florence Gerald, Heten. Balltne ‘ the backs are folded, laid over and he ana Me Ning |inthe brillant costuming and the cley stitched in tucks to produce the desired Questions im ar pbtaimed in what he calle the Hol) riying nigntiy to tho capacity of «ne / MARINE of the ew musical extr Aor, Beene de Wolt, Charies St. Seay, tapering effect. The sleeves are in regu- whether the a iperaen: big. garden. His cngagement _haa[Ranaa et th ala a UE OS oI ee a ee Onis AIRS SOT h aT eee y concerm new = been extended to Sept. 28, Aurie Dag-| are [enathy diaioxue of t ag act | Vaudevill i mrve to keep the per- with a plain stock that closes at the or the remodelling or || Something new in the roof-girden| wells ballad sviger, will Bs one Of} performance mhortened by half ar, hour Td, Georgie ‘Lingard, Harry Tate, making over of old ones, will|| Way will be “Japan by Nignt” atop of | Manazer Joaneton's noveltles next) PQ) “Harta new sone. ie renor « Taylor and Melntyre and The skint is cut in nine gores that be anew: by May Manton in || Madison Square Garden. The prosali — i Reman peeete teks {city roof has been transformed into al py. chapero e te: ig roof Bins One Hundred and Twenty-ffth Mhe Chaper ontinues a bis, is the Hun’ | street will have the Proctor Stocl oo nat the Cherry Bins. jorence Nesbit | bit of the dainty land of the chrysan-| garden attrac 8 revival “Hazel Kirke. ‘ | ratte 5 ;| 80m Grove. eK Prince, an old the opening elt A NATURAL MISTAKE. themum. In a grove will be exhibited | $9M Grove, Charles If Prince an en f AheRins Act vg | Ba Archer Crawford returns Proctor f0 er several weeks @b- L. E. 8., Islip, L. 1.—You are quite {100 specimens of dwarfed Japanese) next week to take Joseph Miron’s role. | supplante Rear-Admiral Joseph B. Coghlan, newly { Pieris ted t6 that @rade) tie wanieite Tein and your customer is wrong. 1t|plants, and draped about every wher = Wn the bridesmalde’ sextet tn Han ae eee Ube soe not. rove ( 2 1 ” 01 oneymoon the Casino. ver In Newark the summer ot mp he gown, and be a|will be cherry blossoms and wisteria.| planquette’s “Chimes of Normandy" |fmeymoon” at the Casino, Tt vaudeville at Prootors on MItary Pan Admiral Dewey at the battle of Manila, gad waste of time and labor to tuck a| Japanese girls will serve tea from pa-| will be the offering next week at Ter-| [ers af the: st night's per-| 18 resulting in great prosperity. ‘Thia brought back to the United States many Sa nent é eee aa eet cone lace atrtped taffeta Ike the sample you | godas, Native oonfectionery will be|fic® Garden Henry C Peake, who | formance at then of fred zwei. | Week's lnuders wil be°the New York delphia Post pared pallies the five-gored skirt with | oaked by native women. All the at-| fi rter of a century, hi fel, at New Rochelle. Pe Doeigh othe Cae “I heard of one incident,” sald he, Doce eine ance No. 4,088, or the three. | tachea of the place wil be actired in Tee er ee rea will we | VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS. sistors and Walta and Ardelle. “that illustrates how alert Japan has Ith one, two or three cir-| the picturesque costumes of the Orient : Charles Dickson's. company. in hin|’, Anna Marble has been engaged by the domestic comedy, “A Salt wil | P sional Woman's League to edit cular ruMes, No. 4,063, would be sulta-| 1 id gc -| In @ miniature reproduction of an an- dle models and show off the pret | ae ae ROHR E IGAGInKCCAtiTaRtion vat > newspaper which wil be a feature ma-| ' b theatre where| Raclant with her Broadway success, 4 ‘ac Ane rae , whi torial to the best advantage. eee ee ae aoata nine waik, | The Show Girl” will disport herself for | Raymond and Cal © German fun. | of the Woman's Bxpibition ‘at Mt Uimal el anaes wil pactora, The mi vecka at the Manhattan Beach |makers: the Nevaros the Leste vg other | daughter of tne ste Edward: Marble, E. P., New Brighton, N. ¥.—I agree|sic will be furnished by an orchestra | come Katheryn Hutchingon has { anne the playwright, and is press agent for dow! he A dacks to|notadle features: r ™ [with your mother that the white slip| of twenty Japanese girls, take part In ine prodoatlt ai 2) "john Kernell heads Tony Pastor's bil, | Misa De Wolfe ‘Johnstone Bennett and her company and there are twelve other comedy num-| ‘The Metropolis Theatre is the first of been to take on the ways of civiliza- ton. “At an early day in the career of new Japan some ladies of Tokio decided to adopt Anglo-Saxon dress, and so they ordered elaborate wardrobes from Paris, Q underneath would show off the bl sending explicit instructions that the me the blue rib- will be the headilner in the vaudeville | bers. the combination hou mn better and make ‘ter-| Teddy Marks is making an entire y ; ¢ : eual ation houses to announce ite arments should be packed in cases in & lghter-looking 1 Programme at the Brighton Beach Pa-| A number of new wax groups h Opening date. Manager Rose: ‘will « evening dress. However, it In a mere | Vanes of blll weekly at Mis Amira | ita uéen “added 10° the Bem sfunee colle: | Open ie docs Auge ak, ees — tion The new moving picture: the order in which they were to be Dan Frohman hi igned Jan Kubelib matter of taste that you ought to desde |Company, Klein and Clifton, Campbell imported, and show some of the earlier worn. = “These orders were carefully carried for youreelf, and by trying tt over both | and Dare, Blossom Seeley. the Dougher- | THE BROADWAY SHOWS. scenes in connection with the corona-| for one hundred and twenty-five oom “out, Ingerle going Into the boxes first, the biue and the white you can compare|m*attertainers; TE Se MMOPE NB! icing Dodo” closes his season, we 1U9) asin poot garden on the} Julhus ths country during 150-04” the effects, Why not have @ blue and a Daly's to-night after a run 9} yy steamer Grand Republic is furnishing an Lederer's August production eight weeks, elght of whicn were tn this and 60 on to the ultimate outer flounces white slip as well? Many girls have! prang Kaltenborn will «ive a patriouc|city. After'a short vacation the com- and furbelows. excellent vaudeville programme, and {s| the Broadway Theatre. Later he wil finding growing patronage these warm | be with Jerome Sykes in “The Billion “But by some mischance,” Admiral different colored lawn slips to wear) orchestral me to-night at the! pany will resume at Chicago early In be wl Coghlan added, ‘the cases were labelled under their white gowns and change|Circle Auditorium. Mr. Kevarik, vio-l August. Their road tour will extend asf nights 5 wrong side up, and the guileless Japan- thelr ribbons to match the slip, which | ~~~ aussie ie = 7 {s an inexpensive way of adding variety Amusements. ! Excursions. Excursions. ese ladies proreeded In due time to ar- ray themselves in reverse order, with what results may be discreetly left to the imaginatio: to their tollet, DALY'S" "8, ARE Entertaining Beyond Comparison. LAST 2 TIMES. KING Dop¢ eee Mra. A. M. J.—The ‘illustration thet appeared in The Evening World on} “BRIGHTON BEACH. | From MANHATTAN (Park Row)—Take sui —- ————_—_. Wednesday, July 2, suggests « stylish Tading “Brighton Beach’ via Flatbu! REPARTEE IN KANSAS. Way to make up your Itnen batiste. | MIRTH MUSIC, BEAUTY jitscn ; Siexioo “Grand. come Theodore McKim, the Kansas City Trim the skirt with pale blue linen LAS Us 8 a Mapha aerated tee cure. certs, mogsieemt tee suspect run down by a lot of Atchison bias bands half an inch wide, atitched by Pa oe fare eee Forty tyetht 4 oF Rosse inequalied menagerie : ennests museum and juarh im. ALL on wae silk the same color. If you wi trimming on the waist stitch pointed bands of graduated lengths be. ____ Amusements, = nerica’a On y cer | From CONBY ISLAND Aen Nitw Tr tween the “slot seams" from th 1. 58th & 01h ve Culver Dent an, frequen bead Gert and neck down end toa ino|| © PARP a me || Terrace Garden tin. 4: rae a een ‘BEACH: siatir siinte Mane Seen : Fi ace erm eu | foe SHANNON'S 332, BAND ATLANTIC $222"; MANHATTAN BEACH. ir 8.0, 3000, 3.00 Ae My From MANHATTAN ( Row “4 m -f SET OM) ARERR Ae TOE “BABA es MAY MANTON’S DAILY FASHION HINT. WATER FOR BALDIES. | Ship a TMG ANCHE TA NOME AND Jas Marin. sully Family. he, Nohve “3400810 Fe ag. Hair is alleged to be restored to the ATS! M QRAND FIREWORKS, | Scott, the Morr ogee. Recher’ s [ad 1.50, 2.50, 4.00 P.; farmers, had his ‘preliminary examina: tion the other day, and was bound over to the District Court on the charge of Durglarizing an Atchison County farm- house, says the Kansas City Journal b “Arighton 2 asked Christian, “Iran on general prin-| This is a sketch of the fashionable Patterns may be obtained through The y ciples,” replied McKim, “That's what I[shirt-waist’ gown which May Manton Evening World by following Miss Man- | bald and plumage to naked birds by the| '’¢'p” rertormunien ot FRANK DANIELS| BDEN — )WORLD IN wax. New, Gog {0 HAO AS My 1S arrested you on," suid Christian, describes {n these columns to-day. ton's directions, waters of Casclana, North Italy, Fe ee oe oe ee sa AIR Joreh Weta! Ae 11,00 A.M tor 94 Oh one 1” Note tok care NEXT WEDK RICES'S BHOD nile, SUTLER REIGNS. OLIVE OIL AND SOME OF ITS USES.| ®APA2N2 MAMMA x 7: PITS oy cy 3 5.00, 6.00, 7.00 and 8.00 F 0 Sundays and holidaym | 0 CENTS | including admission to all attractions | Brooklyn Amusements. :. BRIGHTON BEACH \))" many wealthy Parisians board with] 4 ¥ wedding are made uy the parents of th 195 wplendid features. CONTINI ‘ hy olive oll, more than good butter, p of the ToTHENEW BOY." nis Dose & Leaharr, 3. Marraliens. Mert — 0 to speak, says the San Lid om, 0, when. the i ay et Meee Tatksilve Misa 0 thelr butler, so to speak, 6a {AN ARTICLE oF oop. Theula. be pogarded ann ideury by an|2Fide and dridexroom, who, when the | TH AVE. | i winititie’ ih Haas Saco Fataatine ie Se Marine Band © Francisco Post. Instead of ordering the Nordlaayeetarally, aillance 1p agreed upon, very Ukely be-! DTH ST | 2 Row food for the household from day to da | It in hard to draw a sharp line be- "0/4 one another for the fret time. Then they pay a fixed sum per month to thelt] he olive as an article of food Is be. there {8 no appearance of reluctanc: ee hove, le of foot |tween tho use of oll as a food and Its reluctance > Dimay & 34m butler or housekeoper, who contracts tol coming so thoroughly “naturalised” in|uso in the My about the bride, who playfully skips to- CASINO “Y GaTINEn TO-DAY eutiot ¢ former ma | Fyre reach 2 supply them with the usual three meals] the United Staten thut successful efforia the latter ieee likely ey reauired Mor| Nard her future husband and seate her- A CHIN ESE HON EYMOON. ;ROCKAWAY BEACH BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT | ; | dl ei Per day, composed of the customary) have been made to make It “native to\a small part of the money spent for| Mf beside him. The t's part is to (le a corner of the bride's vell to the jenaun sa. THA. Promptly, 215» courses. The price paid for this servical ch» woll" by growing | 2 ka e VIA Yariea in accordance mita ihe style of) a are adapted to lta cule, Caufornia | were employed to. put a pure olive ol | meron # #haw, and thie risole pre. THE DEFENDER ‘s\/,\;" — |Broadway Elevated Lue and Long eding makes them legally husband and Island Railroad. EXCURSION ROUTES TO THE SEA YIA pres. 5:13] Excursions | nee living. If guests be invited to dinner oF! and Arizona are thus far the only States!on our tables there would be jess call any sort of entertainment be given, anl where the poasibillty . wife. roi OF NIB. ; ‘sn e ¥ of raising olive|for the various powders, pilis apd lini LOSSOM GROVE. A ¥°riieatKe Meir ally sasep!) banter | ote ; xtra gum por head Is pala. 10 this wal trees in appreciable numbers has been |ments that are advertived on every alde mney CHERRY BI Every Bre. 1b, rank Lv weit ioe! ~The Long Island Railroad, lady 0} 0 ! demonstrated, but experiments are being|Perhaps, too, we angular Americans WASP A TANK HAPERONS is comiencuaa (Vani bin od La EO Ba 5 nce of butchers’ and bakers’ bills, and! made el CHAPI wich Ieimenee Ae tee Bad, BOL 3K Ts Uighe butler does not keep his part of| "eens should gain ome of the grace native to] Nature provides the wasp in most BARGAIN MATS. (Blc.) Wed, @ Bat Hae Wed, 834106 ’ A writer in the American Kitchen |Spaniards and Italla. seasons with natural food in the form) soot eaves Rockaway Park at HAMMERSTEIN 8 tm eany ot See ROAR <any enough to £04] Magagine saya: The body can be fed artificially with | of Insects, and it in sheer want of power ARADISE ROOF 1 10 CHANGE President's household is carried out on| go 1%, Small Part of the olive off in |oll by baths, massage, Ge, and physi-|to resist temptation which drives it to GARDENS, beth ee aoaak dniort14.Gl miaalasl Rearalas a0 a lavadlaeaiiya ol aanvial the markets of the world is used (or|Clans and nurses know of the wonderful| the most glorious samples of hanging 424 mo MBOr ngs | feral veude | vale q SOO A M to 946) “Traine leave the big stores supniy all thelr empinsecd| (COKE: It ts largely employed for somp-|faln made by patients for whom this | fruit, Juet as the drunkard is driven to oi bud schol OM Ald, POINTS ON THE| Prom’ Nes lak Sa, ; the big stores supzly all thelr emploveed! making casitie soap in made trom ollve 20%: ,4ugtypnala fever, appendirits ip| Vacated aHae e ee eee et a ROOF GARDEN Pan 15 ¢ FROM At, pon Ke aig oe a . Pith dally meals in the same manner: oj), medicinally and in silk and woollen |very. wuccesefatty. it ee algo uniteaek | Grower. ‘The wasp ie “a ravaging dip: | FLOATING ROOF GARDEN . Pio telesAerecte rye factories In the treatment of paris’ and” aeran | somaniac,” and, failing a home tor ine Ey s_ 8t ORT ABORT. RAND 6 V"DUILLE! AADULY PARK AND BACK, OK pers on ta he iplendid Sanilar nature often furnish the n CONTERNO. Gay cneals to thelr clerks by contract, the The increased use of of! tor fooa|*nldote for poisons. curables, must be summarily 4 should always be encouraged. If chil- vg avd imatiness, Fourth and m iorié ler vee Batten ut with, | Dara vi asl = — ie ab latter paying a trifling sum toward the - ¥ gost. ilbelinoed of aver orn ae A {HE ORIDIN OF IT: Amusements | Fd 16.0 'F Mon Ruurts Baten nan eg Sane ih eae ——__-- editor of olden time . on hater L nent ie tite, Instead, the tendency is generally Who was most wondrous wise | Prasaatad by | BRODY!s CYCLE WHIRL. LONG BRANCH~ ASBURY PARM ‘™, 38 I A BIG MUSHROOM, {0 an increasing use of off not only with| A sett hh ho ts sublime AMERICAN Ri of, ine TROUPE, "can goat rune on the derey tawena the Beach a 18S | wy ‘A monster mushroom has been xath-| salads, but with almoat all vegetab! Veed 2B oA DL ae a eA ry au cp aiery (or, he. Perry) ‘ sehaburay 8 P.M end £10 T. us , 1h 8 . Battery . by Palace Lron ' }- , | Large Doudie-Dee! DAY ACHBOULR Day Line Sten York and “Albany. | Munday, i eh BAR ARS A: AN Saat SS Se eae ak ka ‘Brey. | TED MARKS’ mh piri fiw! wits" | 4 pothig ered in a ficld at Northwood, It weighs| Mayonnaise dressing and tartare sauce ‘Then Spding thet his I'e were out, ' ay 10) . 1 pounds 2* ounces, measures 59 inches| please many whe do not care for plain mat and ¢. KEIT § is : 5 Leaders: Boreat, 360 preity Oi | * in circumference and xrew ip thfeel oll. doubt, 14th at, e way We have to-day, days. ‘Aside trom custom, these ls go reagan * “siti, and Times! LION PALACE | i a , y i i ht Renee ean ey ~ Wis s