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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-20

The only criticism which has ever
been Seriously advanced against Hon,
Octaviano A. I.arraZolo, the republican
aominee fer governor in this state, is
shat he is the biggest man of his RAJ
cial descent in the entire southwest
and that he has been loyalty proud
of his Spanish ancestry. In a publle
life in the state which extends over
more than two decades the only dem-
ocratic objection to him is that ten
years ago he quit them fer reasons
which still make them vince and be-
came republican. They were glad
enough to have him as their candidate
FOR congress three times during the
territorial days
The trouble with @. A. Larrazolo
from the democratic standpoint is that
he has brains. There is 10 ADLER law
yer in the southwest, there is no ADLER
public speaker in tho southwest. That
type of man. if he is elected to the
office In November win be governor
He will not be Il rubber stamp for
some upstate lawyer who could not
run himself and wan to be governor
by proxy
Democrats Are Desperate.
How desperately the democrats are
put to ii to find an argument against
Mr.. Larrazolo is shown in their lying
circulation of a misprnt editorial in
the New Mexican, published at the
time of the republican state conven-
ton. 50 mendaciCuS was that publ
cation by the democratic state central
committee, that the New Mexican
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-20
WAITING LIST
At \. NJ. N. |. Is
STILL GROWING
Many Boys From All Parts of
Southwest Desire to Enroll
in Crack Cadet Battalion at
Roswell School,

ssrc,AI CONFECTIONERY 70 soRNiNG lOrRNAt1.
Roswell y. NJ, Oct. l9.-Wuh a
little more than one montN of the
term gone, the Cadet battalion of the
New Mexico Military Institute is be-
ing rapidly whipped into shape and
the indications are that the boys win
be drilling like veterans before the
end of another month. The rats"
or newly enrolled cadets, are already
marching in true military STYLE, with
heads up, eyes to the front, shoulders
well back, happy in the knowledge
that the tramp of their feet across
the parade ground is in rythm with
the millions of marching American
soldiers in France, Belgium and Flan-
ders.
The fall weather in this section of
New Mexico has been glorious and
the cadets have enjoyed their recrea-
ton periods in the open air immense
ly. At n. NJ, NJ, L., however, there is
out Of door drilling every day except
Sunday and open air recreation is en-
couraged ut all times.
The waiting list at the Institute is
still growing. Boys from all parts of
the southwest are eager to become
cadets at n. NJ, NJ, l. As All men are
already enrolled however ana all
available Accommodations taken, there
is but little chance for many new ca
diets being admitted, Tho wedding out
process viii be in effect this year,
however stronger than ever, and il
is possible that openings may occur
through this feature of discipline. Ca
diets who are not up in their stud es
who are not hitting tho ball in
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-20
HOSPITAL COMMISSION
WILL VISIT DUKE CITY

The commission which has been
touring the country in search for a
site fer hospitals for convalescent
soldiers. may return to the south
west and visit Albuquerque, accord
ing to Information received by the
Chamber 81 Commerce yesterday. The
letter from the surgeon generals Of
flee was TO the effect that the COM
mission Rad not completed its tour.
1t will visit Las Vegas, N. NJ, and
plans will be made for visit to AL
buQueruue
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-20
Republican State Ticket.

9 United states senator-A. p.
o Fall of Three Rivers,
Z. Representatives c. Herman I
o dez of Rio Arriba county.
@ Supreme court justiee--fier- 4
. bert F. Reynolds of Bernalillo \
:: county.
/: Governor-O. A. Larrazolo of
{. San Miguel county. e.
Q Lieutenant governor - 10. #.
Q Pankey of Santa Re county,
/. Secretary of State-J. Nj. Mar
g tinez of Union county.
9 Auditor-Edward J. Sargent OF
9 Rio Arriba county.
9 Treasurer--Chas. u, Strong of 4
{: Mora county.
. Attorney general-O.O o. Askren I
g of Chaves county.
&: Superintendent of schools
o IL. Wagner of D0na Ana county.
. Land Commissioners Nelson ,
6 Field OF Socorro county
. Corporation commissioner I
Z. Jesus NJ Luna of Valencia coun-
:. ty.
y . . Q . . . q . . n o o . q . . !.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-20
FOOTBALL RESULTS

AT Easton, Pa.-LaFayette, IL;
Ursinius, o.
At eapolis-Minnesota, 80;
Soldiers from Mechanics school, o..
At Philadelphia-Pe u,
81; Battleship Minnesota. 0.
At Washington Washington and
jefferson, 6S; Camp sherman, o.
AT Northumberland Naval Re-
serves, 20; Western Reserves, g.
At Hanover, n, H.-Dartmouth, 20;
Norwich, 0.
At Observation-Disclosures Tech
Bushnell, cancelled
At Providence, r. I.-Brown-Ver-
mont, cancelled.
AT Waterville, Me.--Colby- Bates,
cancelled
At Williamstown, Mass.-Williams-
Union, cancelled.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-20
Chicago Deaths s45.

Chicago, Oct. 19.-In Chicago 2.13f
new influenza cases were reported II
the past twenty-four hours. Ths
deaths totalled s45. slight iecreas,
from Friday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-20
From "Jobs' In In America
Sir Eric Geddes Climbed
To Head Of British NAVY

at
Which in "A
Copyright Publishing (The Evening word)
By MARGUERITE MOOERS MARSHALL.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-20

Digestive troubles ruin the COM
plexion. The souri, fermented. Gassy
contents poison the blood, draw the
corners of the mouth, rob you of sleep,
give the face that hungry, haggard
mournful expression in the morning
and you are tired all day. 1t is not
what you eat but the fault of diges-
ton that hurts. Eat anything you
like and let Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
let's digest your food, tone your stom
ach, supply your blood with nourish-
ment, then good looks, healthy APP
pearance and bright eyes will soon re-
turn. Get SO cent box OF Stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets at any drug store
They are real health makers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-20

That o. A. Larra2olo is lawyer Of
prominence, unfettered and ready to
take office without being dogeed by
az masters voice. That Felix Garcia
is keeper Of a grocery in Chama, the
last jump before you reach Colorado.
That J. II. Crist is his master, who
will rule him and use him at will. A
vote for Garcia is a vote for Crist the
century plant of the political garden,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-20

That the Honorable Granville A..
Richardson of Roswell democratic
nominee for representative in con-
gress. who did expect TO get the sena-
torial nomination and was exasper-
ated to the point of declaring he
would not run for the lesser office,
also broke faith in the politics-ad-
journed- until after the Liberty Loan
drive agreement by making political
address. Among the charges the
Honorable etc made against Senator
Fall was one that. Senator Fall lives
in Texas in beautiful home in FL
Paso. We would not say the Honor
able etc. prevaricates-but he does
handle the truth carelessly. Senator
Fall has not lived in the home owned
by Mrs. Fall In IGl Paso in many years.
He has not maintained an office in
TEL Paso in many wears and the Hon.
etc. knows il. The Ill. etc. took a
fling nj the public and patriotic rec
ord of 3. C. Hernandez his opponent.
However Hernandez will never have
TO explajn a speech in which il was
declared that we entered the war to
helm England and France whip Ger
many and that after this war we
would have to fight England. The
etc. viii never win by juggling the
truth.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-20
Pcrmyians Buy Bonds.

Lima Peru, Oct. 9.-Subscriptions
in Peru to the Fourth American Lib
erty Loan have reached $740,000,
more than twice the amount expected
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-20

ADVERTISEMENT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19
School Garden Club
Formed at Luther

c. r DonarL county demonstration
agent, and Miss TIA Ross, assistant
home department agent, vent 20 he
consolidated school at Luther and lr
ganized a boys and girls club ot 1it~
six members. This IS a regularly
chartered club and has for rs officer
President, Lee McNutt vice president
Billy Couch. and secretary Aahe'
Crossiey. F. + McNral, a practical
farmer living in the vicinity viii be-
adult supervisor OF the clubs lgr-cui-
tural projects.
The county agent while cut AZ 1t
Their organized a boys pig breeding
club OF eleven members. These bows
are very much interested and plan To-
buy some registered gifts at 1ncs lpn
get into the work The superintendent
Of this consolidated school s Miss
Buena Whillock and she is an en-
thusiastic worker for improved teach
~ methods, and told Donart and Mi's
Noss the school was 10 AZ once AXE
- me problem Of providing not lunches
NJ pupils IN cooperation with he
seAss1s domestic sciencs department
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19
Food Souring Causes Indigestion,
Gases, Heatburn-Pape'S DiapepSIn
Instant Relief, Northumberland in stomach, stopping
dyspepsia, pain, bc~lching-It's fine!

prp,.a A little Diapcp'n occasionally
keeps the stomach swcclrncd and they
ear their i1rnrie foods without fear
% your stomach doesn't take care ~
your liberal limit without rebellion II
your food is a damage instead of a
help remember the quickest iufest.
most harmless autacld is rapes Dna.
pepsin which costs only 50 cent, for a
large case at drug stores lis truly won
utriul-it stops food ,UIrug and .rt,
things straight. SO gently and eauly
That n D.. really astonishing Your
Of. nI.H w'I lg, our meals u 40
keep acids ncuifaliy.i CAdy)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19
Red Cross Is Given
Money Raised for
Funeral Flowers

Governor Williams TO-DAY forwarded
TO the Oklahoma City Red Crosse H-
In the name Of the late Judge Charlie.
NJ. Thacker. The money represented
contributions made by executive tr-
psrtments at the S,atehouse for lower
for the dead jurist, less small amount
used in purchasing a simple floral 1f.
fering.
"The money goes TO 'he Red Crosse n
memory and name OF Judge T1ac.,rr
and | am sure IN that way h IS NOR.
fitting tribute than had t been Isri n
buy flowers that o % would 1dr
Governor Williams said.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19
Okmulgee Guards
Will Visit Here

The capital Of Oklahoma VII be safe
from r.'cmlI toes and enemy iuyision'
Friday Wasn.nplon's birthday for on
that day ibe Okmulgse Home Guard
viii visit oklahoma Cn having ace
,pp,rI rhc INVITATION ol 'hc Chamber NJ
Commerce. l0 br guests ~ o amo-tf
The Okmulgec Home Guard Will come
with ls lull strength oi 100 uniforms.
The program for rhr day 90 the ,iy
ha, nar been completed but n o., r,-
pc0rel 10 include a patriotic talk Deg
Governor Williams. and a review u
lhc guard, Judge & b Amss will
speak
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19
500 IS ANNUAL
employees WAGE
IN MORRIS PLANT
Nelson Morris Thinks 8 Movies
a Year Is Amusement

CHICAGO. Feb. B-NeI,on Nlr-.
head Of Morris & @, took he ~
ness stand today before Judge ,amue
Alschuler, arbitrator in The iemandf do
packing house employees for he -'g7i
hour day and higher wages
Mr.. Morris said he vas y years old
and was chairman OF the board 1t 10
reetor OF the company a y0ung-r
brother. Edward Morris IT.. he ad
was president
He said that for several yrar' -r
ployes had been guaranteed a minimum
Of forty hours employment a week yfH
pay whether they worked mr. 1nf
Mr.. Morris SAID that piece worker
also have a minimum guarantee tr"
that last week the company paid 900
$1,000 under the guarantee plan
Average Wage IS $500.
Morris 4 CO. he sad .rr.0v
1900 men m Chicago a. an average
annual wage oi ear Vet profits 70
1916 were $4,000. m '9r 1ev
jumped 10 IS 10000 He promised 20
submit a table showing '1r ratio
wages 10 cost OF production.
Nj Morris. like Mr Armour vrsr-r
DAY was asked II he visited homes I'D
employees and returned a similar l'fv-r
that the visits we're made by The v
fare department
DO you think that al n vour 'm
ployes are entitled iH q 'iE #.'HE
Sag,'" asked Mr. Walsh
Mich, N,.a A,fs,
res out INC ,ein u.-ns '
ously construed some P''P't
sidef an automoole necessary "
living.
DO you know N any 20 .'N,
laborers who have automobile
u don't know whether they nave fT
not
Mr. Morris named a nm
member Of which N rrn.'.'' Pr"
company, and he sad their .'n''nr'
earnings are 500 \ week
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19

oklahoma rIfr. Omaha. Chicago. q
Louis and Kansas D.rN dI.trI.G.
IUuan aro prosperous lIm uI u
no.. "s7.'f IH encourage production uI
may soon reach $500 pcr barrel We urs
H.i knocking lhu small companies MuuN
~ them VIII succeed But from a priy.
lI.HI standpoint. after % wears M pioneer
Developments "" know that Uncle Sstr
STOCK 90 ten Dou'# uur share 's u rol
bargain. and wn would rnihrr have thls
stool. Than o. lot Of stock selling from
81 NI Go $40 nN per shtr, Tor there 70
about INV times Hs much rrHl urop.
ertN back 0f Tho l'ucio sam ON Compau,
~ lou VIII ind hack N the average
stock selling Company
Tho capital OF the Company was re-.
dNgDd boy stockholders 10 5000. 600. NJ
july ? 1917 and Increased to Sl2. 600.
900 900 October s.. 1917 The shures N.
iof0l herein have 100 times tho yollnl
power, VIII secure 100 times more dlyI.
Iurd4 and possess ION times morn value
than amy other share ~ treasury stock
~ Ih" Uncle sam oil Company issued
PRIOR % JUS O. 1911
Another very important well being
drilled Dos The lnD'e sam on Compuu,
Is FOulhWest Of the Glenn Pool I'm Inc
win some big producers iust discovered
BOO TINT district We should .'iIkr big nrO.
duCtIOu nj tins choice location on a 1850.
acre Lease, within % 10 IN DAYS at about
l.Nnn f'ut There &c a chance Tor three
producing sands and many locations on
This property Ihr tUwrluv owns and
has lnH cd 70 total NJ NN tank cars II
Nlso Inns rcuEIy ready for operation y
rrrHfnu plant ~ Tine tN.rryNuIo refinery.
our pre-. poets 1rn good 10 maintain no
operation D. CO. 10 d'IIIs ON tho vast urrc-
no." now owned and controlled NrI on
now rlui.. 1.rnrnr ,Hro 20 ln occurred
c'r''''.E guarantees 10 r.,'' future FOR
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19

and practically All state officials and
state employee attended the funeral
services.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-19

.'. IHNh u price nj :. ODD por share would
ur.ng I- arriving Boo tho ol fields and Tho
maintain ms leadership ~ tho "Kuua1s
. moro real ODD pools than nuy other big
.ndy NJ lnyest0ra oro figuring ON ,rIa
wing IN the oI fields md tho r]rootasr on
Imo with 10 md when recent shonlups In
r.. results and when our vnst properties
IFS f'Fnnue on the stoDk-The Uncle sum
Ger 10 % m Thursday. February 2g. 1918
v' Do advanced from 20 10 100 percsnt.
'I 100 there le left by telegraph This
Its may Boz selling AZ s. 900 por share nu
following condensed report ~ The Irnnlc
mammoth rrorortI,a. md 'hou get your
" ytl should ovu At once tn mo Home
, February %. 1918.
hen You secure stock in.Tno Uncle sum
ir| Company This DumunnN lHa i'm
vested millions during the r0.t r. wears
.n building no this Pioneer Independent
u has deposited in ono huuk iU kunsps
city, Kan In l1af few Nr"r. nearly six
million dollars I'm c1Vh Ey,ry ueuuy or
dollar paid mt Roes ont ON 70 Company
check sgnhd 10y four officers Tho COM
uHny To- controlled hy 81 dI. rniors -ull ~
whom 0re urge stockholders The COM
r#nr 4. ON H check unl voucher F.tf,w
To makes regular eWnrm ',puria 20 tho
Federal government uu I. income tx
% 0ur's End U0'. '.'' ON properties in
eight F'.f0. Do hH. marketing e%'rfIrus
.n FIVE states u was tho f.r.i Cumu.uy
that trrod 10 Invade the OH Trust
rho courage 20 i0ght throHrN in ,.Dtorv
.n % district whore mo lnd0noul"ni over
Wr'r'.nol marketing stations 1Irn.t o.
'Ne people Tor forty 'o1r.. our 'hr"n %"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-24
DOUGHTY DISCUSSES STATE
SCHOOL FUNDS SHORTAGE

Austin. Texas. Dec. 24-"The state
has been unable, up TO the presenr
time. TO pay any part Of the school
appOrtionment. except so cents. which
was sent out during the month OF No
vember." said state superintendent ".
f. Doughty today. in discussing the
shortage OF school funds in Texas.
This amount is considerably less
than the amount that had been ap-
portioued at this time last year" con-
tinued Mr.. Doughty. ION Sept. 1. 1917.
the state treasury had a balance OF
approximately S1.50O.000 in the school
funds At the same time in 1918 there
was no balance at all.
This accounts for the fact that the
apportionmeHt this year is so much
less than It was At the same time last
year II might be added that taxes
are being paid very slowly this year.
which. in part. accounts for the small
amount thus far apportiOned"
Mr. Doughty suggests that school
boards make arrangements with their
repositories whereby teachers may be
paid before Christmas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-24
Years Ago Today
From The Herald OF
! Tkls Date. 1904


THE situation in Morocco is con-
l sidered extremely grave. 1t looks
as II France might go 10 war with
that country at once
The New Mexico Water Users are
now fully organized. The couven-
ton Thursday resulted in the signing
up Of a big parcel Of the valley lands
DR.. Nathan Boyd. who for II years
has been Identified with the private
Elephant Butte dam project. offered
70 Withdraw MS suit and thus e1pe-
dite the building Of the dam
The immigration building which rs
to be erected in Il PasO uy the Gov
eminent is 10 cost $4,000. The build
ing viii be used as headquarters Lor
the service and as . detention house
Tor immigrants.
Entertainment IN the shape OF tur-
key shooting has been provided for
Christmas. both on this side OF the
river and in JuareZ- r. Petit viii give
a shoot sunday in Juarez and w II
keys, viii give one in AIundy Heights
the day after Christmas
A big Japanese fleet Is on its way
to catch some Of the Russian Baltic
fleet Besides two japanese con-
verted cruisers acting as scouts, the
fleet consists Of two first class bait
tIeships, two first class armored
cruisers. two second class cruisers
and Il torpedo vessels.
The jury failed to agree in the Nan
Patterson case TODAY. II is said that
six stood for acquittal and six for
conviction Of the show girl who was
accused Of numbering her admirer.
Caesar Young. but there was no vote
for murder in the first degree.
Market quotations for today west
ern cattle, Sis $50; sheep. $500
n 5-25; silver, 61i.c; lead. $3.50; cop
per, 1Alsc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-24
Bedtime Story for the Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGILY'S CHRISTMAS.
ANN By HOWARD II GARIS. -u

'Hal We meet again, see" howled
the PipsiseWah. And just in time, too.
for / am very hungry for sOuse off
your ears. I'll just take a big bite
and
stop. Halt! Wait a minuter' said
Uncle Wiggily, holding up one paw
DO you know what day it viii be to-
morrow
why, Wednesday. Of course" an
swered the Pipsisewah- Every one
knows that"
Yes. but besides that It will be
Christmas" said Uncle Wiggily. It's
the most jolly day Of all the year.
when every one ought 10 be as happy
as they can make others happy. too.
by giving presents, or the like of that.
Now. ] have here some presents for
the animal children that am 10 leave
for Santa Claus, who is very busy
and"
as there 4 present for me2' eagerly
asked the Pipsisewah
Uncle Wiggily looked in the basket
Yes" he said. there is It's an ear
Of corn. so you won't have to bite any
souse off my ears" and he handed the
Fipsisewah an ear of yellow corn.
oh, my" cried the bad animal.
This is just what I wanted I am
sorry I was cross to you. Uncle Wig
gily. I didn't know ii was Christ
mas. or ] would have been good. Give
me the ear OF corn and I won't hurt
your ears" And then the Pipsisewah
turned good, for Christmas at least
and ran away and didn't hurt the
bunny at all
And Uncle Wiggily was very busy
tEat night, going from the home Of
Sammie and and Susie Littletail the
rabbits, 10 that Of Curly and FlOppy
Twistytail, the pigs, and at each place
well, you can guess what happened
And the next morning, when the ami
n,al children awakened, they all cried
Merry Christmasi Merry Christ
mas-'
And from Uncle Wiggily's hollow
stump bungalow there came the echo-
Merry Christmas"
And from the ice cave Of 2fr. White
wash came the Jolly cry Of.
Merry Christmas TO everybody"
That was Santa Claus himself. And, !
as he wishes il, SO I wish II 20 all OF
you. Ten thousand million bushels Of
the most Merry Christmas joyl And if !
the postage stamp doesn't try to climb 1
the flagpole and get stuck fast half |
way up, III tell you next about Uncle I
Wiggily and the custard pie.-Copy- /
right. 1918, by Mcclure Newspaper I
SYNDICATE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-24
HOROSCOPE
WEDNESDAY, DEC. %, 1915.

MARS and Neptune rule strongly
VI for good this day. according TO
the reading OF the stars.
Both on land and sea peace should
reign, for the planetary sway makes
for harmony and serenity.
While Mars is in q place prouis-
ing benefits to all who fought for
right Neptune is read as assuring
great commerce.
Mars is in n place that presses
supreme achievements for engine srs,
iron workers. and all engaged in steel
construction. Much building in this
country as well as in Europe is fore
told.
The configuration today indicates
that humanity viii gain supreme
benefits and that the rules Of life
taught by Him whose birth is COM
memorated VIII be put into practice
more widely than ever before.
In this connection. however. the
seers declare that India and Africa
are 10 be blessed by the benefits
gained by the western world. or there
VIII be another upheaTal Of the ma
tons
All the influences this day tend to-
ward broader relations Of humanity
and away from the personal.
Spiritual vision should be made
clearer by this sway Of the stars
v hich IS held TO diminish selfish am
titions and TO reveal the higher pos
siblities.
Venus IS adverse. a fact that causes
astrolOgers TO remind the world that
the theater, dinners and the usual en-
tertalnments are not subject TO an
encouraging sway.
There is a sign promising inspira-
ton and enthusiasm for public meet
ings. patriotic assemblies and family
reunions.
Great benefactions and wise admin
istration OF funds for alternating SUI
fering are forecast
Persons whose birthdate II is have
the augury Of an active year in which
they viii gain much in wisdom.
Children born on this day viii prob
ably be very active and energetic.
These subjects OF Capricorn are gem
orally serious and studious--Copy-
right. 1918. by the Mcclure Newspaper
syndicate.