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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-11

FOR sALEs-Cheap for cash. A
: two-piece. dry wall concrete
block machine; good as new: uatd
only one season. Could not be
bought today for $4,000. VIII sell
ut bargain as owner Ia In other
line OF business and cannot give Il
his attention. Splendid opening
here for this business as there Is q
big demand for blocks and concrete
bricks. Machine Is In the city and
can be- seen at any time. Don't
answer unless you have the cash
Address BOX !. Herald once. i-tf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-06
Even Soldiers On Clutches Take Part
In Entertainment At Base Hospital

A n informal party was given OF
n Friday evening at the Red Cross
convalescent house at Fort Bliss and
was especially enjoyed by the conva-
lescent patients at the base hospital
Tor II was so arranged that each pa
tient, even those who are still on
crutches. might enjoy it. There was
q match game in which only those on
crutches could take part and a poetry
game in which anyone could partici-
pate. The first prize in both games
was a homemade cake and the con
ISOLATION prizes were dOughnuts tied
with red. white and blue ribbon. Each
girl who motored cut with the chap
erons brought a box Of homemade
candy which was enjoyed by herself
and one Of the men present After
the games were concluded tables were
moved back and an informal dance
enjoyed. Those who did not take part
in the dancing sat about the room and
either watched the dancers or played
cards The girls who were present
for the party chaperoned by Mrs. A.
H Fuller. Mrs. D. D. Temple and Mrs.
Otis Jones were: Misses Vera Geer,
Miss Hecht, Martha Blankenship.
Carma Temple Thelma Jones. Edith
Morgan. Helen Temple. Jeanette Fall
Ter. Rachel Boynton. Lois Shaw. Beth
Emler, leila Temple. Margaret Hines
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-06
OFFERINGS
ARE PROMISING
All the Programs Booked
for the Coming Week
Are Fine,

] Managers Of the various theaters IN
FL Paso have announced the following
programs for this weeks features il
the moving picture theatars:
At The WIgwam.
sunday-Charlie Chaplin in ''Police;'
Harold Lloyd in Count Your
Change" Mutt & Jeff" Hearst News
with scenes Of especial interest TO Fl
Pasoans and a Christie comedy.
Monday to wednesday-Dustin Far
mum in "A Mans Fight"
Thursday and Friday-Mae Murray
in What Am I Bid?"
Friday - Fatty Arbuckle in
Rough House," the L-KO comedy.
"a Roof Garden" and the Internation-
al News
Saturday-Al Jennings. the ex-ban-
dit. in a personal experience, The
Frame Up" a special fashion reel
with fall styles and a comedy
Alhamhra Attractions
Sunday. Monday and Tuesday
When Bearcat Went Dry" from the
novel by Charles Neville Buck
Wednesday and Thursday-"No-
body home" with Dorothy Gish in the
lead.
r
Wife," with June Elvidge featured
Bijou Theater.
Saturday and Sunday-Norma Tai
madge in her latest picture, The
Way Of a Woman" and the Current
Events reel showing scenes around
FL Paso.
Monday and Tuesday-Jack Pick
ford in The Dummy"
dnesday-Louise Huff IN The
Crook OF Dreams" by Forest Halsey;
Texas Guinan in her latest western
release, Miss Deputy"
Thursday-Ethel Clayton In the
Paramount picture. Men. Women and
Money" and a new Poppy comedy,
''Fo-y mhrose."
Friday and Saturday - Constance
Talmadge in her latest Select comedy.
Happiness La Mode" also the Cur
rent Events reel
Ellanay Program.
Sunday. Monday and Tuesday
Madge Kennedy in her latest Goldwyn
production, Through The Wrong
Door"
Wednesday and balance Of the week
Charles Ray in his latest rural COM
edy. Bill Henry"
Grecian Attractions.
Sunday-New Sennett. Treating
Them Rough" also -Four Bit Man"
western melodramas and new Pathe
Weekly.
Monday and Tuesday-Jack Pick
ford in the first production from his
own studios. Bill AppersOn's Boy"
Wednesday and Thursday-Harry
Mercy in Vitagraph's screen version
of Charles Klein's The Gamblers"
Friday and Saturday - Charlie
Chaplin in return showing Of Sunny
side"
Program For Unique.
Saturday. Sunday and Monday.
Warren Kerrigan in a White Mans
Chance"
Tuesday and Weduesday-Be
YLytelI in Easy To Make Money"
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Mans Country"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-06
Millions Squandered On A CostPlus ,
Loading Depot For War Department

WJASHNGTON. D. C, Sept. 6.-Evi-
" dence Of appalling waste Of
money by the ordnance department Of
the army has been submitting to the
subcommittee investigating ordnance
in connection with the construction
OF loading plant at Fort Delaware.
where the government has expended
fourteen million dollars, where no
shells we're ever loaded.
May p. 1918, the ordnance depart
ment gave a cost-plus contract for
this plant to the Marlin Rockwell
corporation
The estimated cost OF the plant,
rs stated in the contract. was to
be from I = million dollars to IL
million dollars. According TO
testimony, the plant, not yet COM
pleted, has cost II million dollars.
Major Claire Foster. construction
division. United States army, cites
some OF the salaries paid by the
loading company and by the Lev
company, whose employees were all
transferred TO the loading company's
payroll The first manager for the
loading company. he says. was
good man. but he became so dis
gusted that he quit. The COMPANY
then employed a man fitted for the
JOB neither BY experience nor tenn
permanent. His salary was increased
June / from 1850 to $500"
Increased Salaries of Officials.
The first manager OF the loading
company was paid $4,000. but Nay
vas increased to $4,000. The sec
ond in command" a lawyer and a
former bond salesman, at first drew
SO 600. He was increased TO $4,000.
The treasurer. employed at $4,000,
was increased TO $4,000.
The assistant treasurer, who had
been working for $500, came TO
work for s2,0SO. and was increased /
10 $500. The chief engineer. whom
Nal Foster declares to have been in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-06

Ona Hills. Clara Williamson, Frances
Temple. Lupita Hill. Gwendolin Jones,
billiard Bennett. Frances Wilson, Bar
bara Worcester. Pearl Hyde. Estelle
Emler. Pansy Bolton Lily SaF:orious,
Bertha Sartorious. Frederick Kipp,
Mary Beth Jackson. Mrs. Eva Sackett
and Mrs. Porter Dent.
The program OF activities for the
girls division Of the war camp com
munity service for the week follows:
Sunday. to D. m. Mrs Anna
Dyer viii serve tea" at the Khaki
club
Monday. Z p m. meeting Of all girls
interested in tennis at Khaki club. a
court has been secured for the use of
war camp community service and the
girls will form a tennis club. 7:30,
meeting Of girls orchestra
Tuesday. p. m. dancing class.
Wednesday. I:l5 D. m. bus leaves
Khaki club for dance at Red Cross
hostess house.
Thursday. to ?. m, swimming at
the Y. W. c A.
Saturday. p. m. week end dance
at the Khaki club.
Each Sunday afternoon. beginning
at 2 o'clock. an informal musical will
be held at the Red Cross convalescent
house at Fort Bliss. Tomorrow Miss
Mary Heermans will direct the num-
hers 20 be given
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-06
Letters To The Herald


y ~
Editor 81 Paso Herald.
Governor Hobby is quoted as say
ing: ] believe that many Mexicans
viii welcome Intervention as q means
Of establishing order in Mexico and
OF protecting lives and property. II
TACT many prominent Mexicaus have
told me that very thing"
Respecting as ] do Gov Hobby.
must believe that really some Next
cans, tof hose prominence in any
sense l very much doubt have made
the statements which he says he has
heard. but knowing. as do know.
the feelings OF the people in Mexico
and the ideas Of all conscious, edu
catd and patriotic Nexicans. / must
state that in Mexico. whatever the
circumstances affecting our untor-
tunate country, the idea Of armed in
Prevention by any power in the world
IS never received with applause.
On the contrary, we have in our
history the example OF a group Of
MeXicans. who, believing in good
faith that with the aid OF a European
power a government could be estab-
hshed in Mexico. asked the interven-
ton OF France and obtained from
Napoleon the Third. a powerful mill
tary expedition to consolidate a gov
renmnet with Macmillan OF Austria
as emperor
The Mexican people arose as une
man against such intervention and
fought with the few resources at
their command. until the compile e
triumph Of republican ideas and the
withdrawal Of the French troops.
then the bravest and best disciplined
in che world Naximiliano's fate. as
well as that other principal MeNicans
who surrounded him. is well known.
In my country, as in all other ma
tons OF the world. there are. no
doubt. men low, degraded and sell
fish, who prefer their personal com
fort and the protection OF their in
terests TO all else. and who. there
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-06

fore. are ready TO expose their faith
erland TO the most terrible humiii-
atoms. provided they obtain person
al benefit. but all Mexicans conscious
OF their rights and their duties. de-
spise and cast off such men and We
al Of US, consider that any Mexican
who may ask for the aid Of foreign
armed forces. does not deserve any
other appellation than thai OF trait
OF TO his country and no other death
than an ignominiOus one BIZ hanging
All Mexicans living away from
their country prefer The penalties Of
exile, 70 the invasion Of orr native
land; we feel confident that through
a natural evolution, the men now
GOVERNING Mexico with whose pro-
ceedings we are not IN accord) viii
understand the true interests OF the
republic and viii put in practice the
principle that all nations. as indiVid-
uals. must respect the rights OF Others
in order to be themselves respected
Then viii the old times OF peace and
friendiiness between the two nations
return and We viii again see estab-
lished the cordial relations existing
prior TO the year 1910.
GuillermO Porras
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-06
Landlord Says
Ne70ly WedS Are
Not Desirable
Declares Them a Nuisance
and Bars Them With
Dogs and Babies.

Mr.. and Mrs. Newlywed now find
untrue the old saying about the whole
world loving a lover. Not only are
they not loved. but actually placed in
the class Of apartment nuisances-
along with children, dogs and birds
The new wrinkle in apartment re-
strictions-barring Mr.. and Mrs. New
lywed from better apartments-ap-
peared in this want ad:
FOUR beautiful apartments; fine loca-
tom price reasonable 10 right parties
no newlyWeds. NJ children. no dogs or
birds; must have character references.
The owner explained today
4 count them newlyweds until
they've been married about five
years" he said Il takes that long to
keep house. There are exceptions to
the rule. but the average newly wed
ruins an apartment in a short time"
Recounung the ways in which a
newlywed housewife harms an apart
ment. the owner included falling to
unwrap every package that comes
from the grocery store, failure to
tear the paper off Of cans. driving
nails into the wall and tacks into the
floors Bugs. reaches and Wha tnot
come into house under the wrapping
OF tin cans, he asserted.
Requiring five years married life.
yet no children. might be asking
good deal Of couples, it was pointed
out TO the owner
Tt may be hard. but that IS my
rule and he stroked the curly hair
OF his own little daughter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-06

competent, but far and away the
best OF the loading outfit" was hired
at $500 a year plus $3.50 for living
expenses, and was soon increased to
$4,000. Commenting on these salaries
and increases Major Foster says:
please bear in mind that all
these salaries do not come out of
the loading cOmpnny's fee. The
government pays them and then
pays 10 percent on top of them"
The loading plant was not com
pleted in time to load any shells be-
fore the signing OF the armistice. A
town, built to house 10000 people.
with moving picture houses and
everything" according 20 Lieut. Col
r. II. Hawkins. was scarcsly occupied.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-06
Board viii Inquire
Into The Gases OF
Deserving ConUicts

Austin, Tex, Sept. s.-Friendless
but deserving convicts are to have an
opportu atty next week TO plead their
cases and present their claims for
executive clemency to the board OF
pardon advisers. judges Fritz Smith
and ". N Knights. These officials
left here today on one OF their peri
odical visitations to the prison farms
and the Huntsville penitentiary.
Quite a number OF old timers in the
penitentiary have made excellent rec
Ords but they have no one to inter-
cede in their behalf
The board will make a personal in
vestigation OF each individual case
and viii then make a report 70 the
governor urging that pardons be
issued TO those found TO be deserving
Of such action. The governor gen
orally acts favorably on the recon-
mendations Of the board. The board
will be absent for about ten days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-06
MORE ELPASOANS ARRIVE
AT PORT OF DEGRADATION

New York. Sept. 6.-The following
Fl Paso soldiers have arrived from
overseas at the port Of debarkstion
at HO5oken, y. J.:
Casual-Sergt- Isaac Klein. mother
Mrs Ella Klein. sic Myrtle avenue.
Repair unit 30S-SeI Ct Frederick
n Nash, wife Mrs. Margaret Nash,
1905 Texas street
Repair unit 3Os-Pvt Thomas S
Weinbrenner, no local address; Sergt
Louis c. Sanders father James san
ders, 1907 Alamogordo street; Sergt
Chiffon p Isaacs. father sam Isaacr
2701 Hastings street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-06
ADJUSTMENTS

THE DARK STARr-ALHAMBRA
The Dark star" Robert W Cham
bers's great dramatic story. is TO re-
ceive It's last showing at the Alham-
bra today.
This big special feature is presented
with beautiful Marion Davies in the
leading role, and is a thrilling produc-
ton in every sense OF the word The
play contains mystery. suspense. in
trigue and daring and keeps the in
terest at fever-heat dur ing the entire
time OF showing The novel. when IL
appeared in the Cosmopolitan Maya
zine, was very popular and each in
stalment was eagerly awaited. the
play as IL has been screened has made
an excellent one and is well worth
while Tomorrow. the Alhambra will
present a play that is heralded as the
most thrilling and red FLOODED pro-
duo ton since the renowned Spoil
ers' This play IS when Bear al
Went Dry" and is taken from the
novel by Charles Neville Buck One
of the biggest fight scenes ever shown
in a motion picture is shown in this
thriller II is a battle royal between
fifty men and takes place in the
mountains Of Kentucky and IS be-
tween a gang OF moonshiners.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-06
IN
BONDS IS HEAVY.
Report of Eleventh Federal
District Received by
Local Branch Bank.

Investments in United States bonds
in the 18th federal district totaled
s5.sss.O0O during the week ending Sep
TENDER 5. according TO the weekly re-
port OF the Dallas federal reserve
bank received Friday by the e Paso
branch reserve bank
Resources
Gold coin and certificates IN vault.
81. sss.5 $3.50: gold settlement fund. 1881
22T.45. gold redemption fund. s2.55o-l25s
gold with agent Tor retirement OF F. r
notes. s17.2ss.57s. Total s5s.1s7.f5s.s5-
Legal tender notes. silver. etc. &2.ef-.-
57s.s5: other cash and cash Items. s2.sss--
Sos 81. Total. 81. 22s. s25-1T.
Five percent redemption fund 2 r bank
notes. s4T3 900: bills discounted members.
s55. 242, s5443. bills bought in open market
S742.319. Total bills on hand, s55-ss5. zls-59-
Investment T. s bonds. S4.s75-ului U >
certificates Of Indebtedness, 1900. 00Q- To-
tai earning assets. f6s.s5l. 273-52-
Federal reserve bancs-transfers bought
net" SASS. $780, checks and drafts In
process o. collection. s17.f6s.so2-47. due
other resources. Ssss.14453. Total re-
sources Sl51.7ff.sS5-9f.
Liabilities.
Capital paid IN. S3.295.150s surplus.
s., 028. SIS. %. government deposits. f1.8f6.-
64279. due 70 member banks reserve &C
count. sss.os1. 52o.14. deferred credits ac-
count checks and drafts In process OF col
lection, SIS. 3zo. 245- IS. F. P bank notes Sc
cured By L. s. bonds. S8.7s7-650. federal re-
serve notes in circulation. f4s.f17.012-51s
foreign government credits. 1883. Ssh.
al other Liabilities. S9ss,s5f-44- Total llahil-
tiles. s1s1.744.ss5.sA
Redlscouats with other federal reserve
banks. s5.ooo.ooo-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-06
TAILOR SHOP MANAGER FACES
CHARGE OF EMBEZZLNG FUNDS

Joel Friedkin. tailor. was charged
by complaint in justice J. n beavers
court Friday afternoon with embez-
element OF over $50. Friedkin is man
ager OF the Swanson tailor shop. To-
Gated in the Sheldon hotel he IS al
legged 10 have embezzled funds belong
ing 70 the company to the amount
OF $500
Friedkln was released on a $500
bond fixed by justice Beaver.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-06
DEPARTMENT STOPS LOANING
ITS MOTOR EQUIPMENT

Santa F.. n. u. Sept. s.-The war
department Will not transfer TO the
department OF agriculture free OF
charge any more motor propelled We
hicles OF motor equipment The judge
advocate general Of the army has
ruled that the laws governing do not
authorize these free transfers and the
secretary Of war has approved the
ruling.
The motor equipment which has
bee been distributed 10 the states TO
be used for work on federal aid roads
has come from this source. New Mex
leo secured ali this equipment tina;
was needed before the supply was
stopped
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-06
German Spdrtacan With
Hand Grenades on His
Person Held IN Vienna

Vienna, Austria. Sept s.-CBy the
Associated Press kurt Rabe. de-
scribed as a German SpartacisI. has
been arrested here by the police, it
being charged that he has been act
i've in communist circles in this city.
When arrested he wore a German
uniform and several hand grenades
were found on his person.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-06

have been for the past few days
house guests Of Mrs. Davis Porcher,
at the Porcher home, Sunnyfields, IN
the lower valley. They came TO FL
Paso on Friday afternoon and are at
present guests at Hotel Paso Del
Norte.
The following women VIII take part
in the program to be given at IN
ninth annual meeting Of the woman's
missionary conferences TO be held f.
Tucumcari, New Mexico. on Octobe
10 4; Mrs. J. ". Campbell OF Alamo
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-06

Ben Randals, Pecos: Mrs. T. NJ. viii
son. Maria; Mrs. Albert Sisk. Pecos:
Mrs. r. NJ Leweiiing. Carrizozo: Mrs.
L II. Walker. Alpine; Mrs J. c. Jones,
albuquerque: Mrs l. B. Westerman,
Van Horn: Mrs. S. z. Allison. Roswell;
Mrs X c. Childers. Clovis: Mrs. c. H
1ittson, Tucumcari: AIRS. J. H Mes
II, Tucumcari. The program is IN
harge Of Mrs. ". c. Urtin and Mrs
c. Douglas, first and second vice
residents, respectively.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-06
Y. NJ. c. A. SECRETARY GOES
TO GALE. TO PRA CTICE LAW

R. H C Proffitt. who for two years
has been supervisor OF Y n c. A ed
ucational work at Fort Bliss, has gone
to Oakland, Cal. where he viii pra
Use law He motored TO the coast,
~c-o-~-qnied by c c. Rigney OF the
army Y
Mr.. Proffitt Is q graduate OF Denver
university and the University Of Mich
igan.-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-06

Miss Catherine Kelly viii address
the members of the Philathea class Of
the Sunday school OF the First Pres
byterian church on Sunday morning
at $50 o'clock Her subject will be
american Relief Work in Greece
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-06

There's bin at The WigWam today
which viii please everyone. for IL is
all comedy There are a Big W com
edy, "Yaps and Yokels." the Fatty
Arouckle- Paramount comedy. The
Butte her Boy" and one Of those clean
cut. classy Strand comedies. Betty
and the Boys"
sunday the WigwRm will feature a
return engagement OF Police" one
OF Chaplin's funniest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-06
NORMA TALMADGE AT BIJoU.

The Way OF a Woman" Norma
Talmadge's latest pictcre. will be
shown at the Bijou today and tomor-
row for the last time in FL Paso. This
production Is the finest ever screened
The added attractio is the Current
Events reel. showing q. S. govern
ment men at the Santa Fe bridge. Fl
faso. on the JOB. also some very
pleasant pictures OF Gen Pe-shing
before returning to the q. s. All mil
itary men should see this film without
fail
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-06

Sunday and no doubt the Grecian the
ater will be crowded all day today by
those who have ont yet avaIed them
selves OF the opportunity Of seeing
this great picture.
The first show today starts prompt
" at 1890. shows last two hours and
fifteen minutes Special orchestra
music viii be rendered during the
hours OF 2-45 TO 5-45 and 7.15 to
1915 Don't fail to see this great
picture at the Grecian theater today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-06
ELLANAY-BEssIE LOVE.

Cute little Bessie Love. who made
quite an impression on Ellanay pa
irons when she was seen in Cupid
Forecloses,~ will be seen al the Ella
nay theater again today in her latest
Kitagraph success. over the Garden
Wall"
The picture is entertainment pure
and simple, entertainment OF a genu-
inc sort to please everybody II will
be seen at the Ellanay theatsr today
only Don't overlook It.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-06
.THE sHEFHEnD o. NE HILLs.s

Today Is positively the last day to
see Harold Bell Wrights ten-reel pic
Irritation Of his world celebrated
story. The Shepherd Of the Hills"
This picture has played TO large and
enthusiastic audiences ever since last
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-06
KERRIGAN-wHTTE MANS CHANCE

The Unique viii show ]. Warren
kerrigan today and tomorrow in "A
White Mans Chance" a western TO
nance that viii delight Mr.. KERR
gau's followers
The star is seen in a role which
keeps his every moment upon the
screen full Of action and interest.
There are fights in abundance, both
the physif al and the gun varieties.
sufficient cause for each and all Of
them being provided by the narrative.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-06
Compare the New Brunswick PhOno-
graphs With Others.

Investigate the new Brunswick
method OF tone reproduction Exclu-
sive patents on demonstration at
Billings Piano Co. 1929 z. Blvd. cor
ner Austin.-AdV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-06

Managers Of the various theaters in
e. Paso have announced the following
programs for this weeks features in
the moving picture theaters:
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-09-18
THE OLD JOB,

WHEN Autumn comes, with soothing sighs l grow
tired of swatting flies, which light upon
my roof! Through all the weary months since
Spring I've swatted flies upon the wing, and also
on the hoof When Spring arrives all fresh and
young, and first the call to arms is sprung I swat
the flies with glee; think it goodIy exercise to
chase and execute the flies, but now it wearies me.
Throughout the balmy days of May take my swat
ting stick and Stay, with fierce and ardent hand:
and when the roses bloom in June my Berserk
song werdy Groom, and swat to beat the band
And IN the heat of mid-July, Pm on the spoor of
every fly that still remains unslain; and August
finds me stern and GRIM still rendng buzzers limb
from limb, though bent beneath the strain But
when the mild September comes the pesky fly and
all his chums may roost on wall and floor: though
have slain ten billion flies, the CHASTITY truth I
recognize-there ten billions more You've
heard about that tabled gun who rolled stone that
weighed ton up hill forevermore; no useful pur-
pose he achieved, and that's why he was panied and
peeved, and why his head was sore No man en-
joys his work on earth unless he gets his labor's
worth in one or other guise; to roll boulder I'D a
hill until ones feet get tired and chill is much
like swatting flies.