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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-27
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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-27
State and County
Collections Nearly Up
To Last Years Mark

Collections of state and county
taxes through December 20, 1921,
are $9,097.21 behind collections up
to the same date 1920, according to
a statement Saturday by w. S. Rich
ardson, tax collector for Fulton
county.
The collections until December 20,
1921, total s1,619,7 10.95 while on the
same date in 1920 $1,62S,8OS.1 had
been paid in. Mr.. Richardson said
that while a comparison of the dates
shows to the advantage of last year,
he has a quantity of mail on hand
which has not been opened which
should bring the 1921 total to a
higher mark.
December 20 is the last date on
which the books have been balanced
so far and it is considered likely
that before January 1 the 100000
mark will be paSsed
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-27
0bregon Liberates More
Than 800 Prisoners

MEXICO CITY, Dec. 24.-More
than 500 prisoners were set at lib
erty in ono month as the resdlt of
President Obregon's recent decree
granting amnesty to all violators of
the law complying with certain stip-
ulations.
The amnesty decree was the presi-
dents gift to unfortunates on the
occasion of the republics centennial
celebration of independence.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-27
Russia to Give Gold
To Relief Forces for
Aid to Famine Area

LONDON, Dec. 24.-By the Asso-
ciated Press.)-As a result of nego-
tiations here between representa-
tives of the American relief admin
istration and Krassen, Russian So
Wet trade representative, the
Soviet government has agreed to
turn over to the relief organization
$10,000,000 in gold to be used by the
administration for the purchase Of
foodstuffs and seed in America for
relief in the Folga famine area.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-27
Priest and Twenty
Members of Parish
Butchered by Bandits

NOGALES, Sonora, Mex, Dec. "a.
A priest and twenty youthful mem
bers of his parish, both boys and
girls, have been butchered by ban
dit raiders at Santa Ana, according
to radio advices received here today
from Tlaxacala, capital of the state
of that name.
Federal troops were dispatched
from TlaXacala garrison today. They
were Immediately reinforced by
posses from Santa Ana, the advices
said.
The slaughter occurred when the
parish party was on a picnic. Only
one person, a boy of ten, escaped
alive
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-27
Joseph Eli, King
OF Gypsies of U. S.,
Dies Amid Admirers

DETROIT, Mich, Dec. 24.-"The
King is dead-long live the King
walled great crowd in a meeting
hall here today.
The king who has passed away
was Joseph Eli, ruler of the Gypsies
of North America. He died in the
meeting hall, surrounded by a large
crowd of his followers who prayed
as death claimed their leader.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-27
BainbridQe EIks Generous

CAMBRIDGE, Ga, Dec. "a
With the community contributing to
a Christmas tree for the poor and
the Elks giving their usual one the
poor of cambridge should have a
happy Christmas season. The Elks
have given tree for the poor for
eighteen years and this one will
come up to the standard-beautiful
and generously filled. The tree will
be placed in the Elks' hall and Sun
day afternoon at 2:30 a committee
of ladies will assist the men in wait
ing on the guests,
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-27
Brooks County Man
Dies From Injuries
Inflicted by Tenant

UITMAN, Ga, Dec. 24.-Dixon
Smith, who was knocked in the head
by one of his tenants, white man
named Cummings, died early Satur.
day at his home, six miles from Quit.
man. About ten days ago Smith
was at the home of his son, Will
Smith, where Cummings lived, and
the two men got into a dispute over
an account of less than 81, Smith
saying Cummings owed him this
amount, Cummings denying it.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-27
OUTBREAK IN EGYPT
HALTED BY BRITISH

CAIRO, Egypt, Dec. 24.-(By the
Associated Press.)-Disorders in con-
nection with the Egyptian Nation
alist agitation broke out today in
GiZeh, suburb of Cairo, when a
party of students raided the govern
ment survey offices. British troops
were rushed from Cairo to cope with
the disturbance. The students were
ultimately elected. The native losses
were given in the early reports as
five killed and twenty wounded.
While the disorders were proceed
ing in Gizeh, Cairo itself remained
quiet, and no disturbances from the
provinces were reported with the
exception of minor troubles at Tanta,
fifty miles northwest Of Cairo.
The authorities conveyed to Suez
today six followers of Said Zagloul
Pasha, the Nationalist leader forci-
bly, removed from the city yester-
day, whom Field Marshal Allenby,
the British high commissioner in
Egypt, had ordered expelled from
Cairo. .-t
100 STREET LAMPS IN
ALEXANDRIA BROKEN
ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, Dec. 3D.
By the Associated Press.)-More
than 100 of the city's street. lamps
and some shop windows were smash
ed today by small groups of demon
strators. Police forces and armored
cars dispersed them. Otherwise,
Alexandria remained quiet, but with
an undertOne of excitement evident.
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Here S One Acre
Weevil Overlooked

GREENVILLE, S. c., Dec. a.
With boil weevil flirting nearby,
twenty-five hundred pounds Of cot.
ton, record yield. was picked from
one acre of laond at the foot of the
Blue Ridge mountains, Greenville
county.
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The surrounding collar of
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(To BE Continued
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-27
AL Margen de la Vida y
de Ia Historic

Sc discute ahora en Meiico con mu-
rho cal0r a.. ElnilianO Zapata. Don
Francisco Bulnes y dor Querido Mo
heno s0stiencn que fu6 un bandolero,
Ia coAmemOsa, ion de Su muerte cil
In forma sGicmne con quc Sc ha efec-
tuadO (la nisnia UniverSi,lad Nacio-
nal So hiza rellrtSeita- en- In ceremo-
nia). es muy iIconven;eate, desacredi
ia Il Meiic0 V 10 p0ne en- lidfculo La
parte c0ntraria leranta Ia cabeza pr
cOnducto de terccro: don Ricardo Are
males, que nj siquiera eS mejicano.
ArelAleG dice: NosHtreS los reyoltl-
cionarios tenemos los tlealcs de "a
pata. FL Gobierno actual tiene lns
ideales de Zapata''. Las dos declara-
clones merecen un cOmentariO: la pri-
mera es desconcertante, porque don
Ricardo Arenales fu6 partidario de
Victoriano Huerta. La segunda es
alarmante para la Immigration, por-
que en- cuanto los cHpitalistas extran-
jer0s sepan que el "Gobierno actual
tiene los ideales de Zapata', no en-
tran asf los raspen Y ell pdblico pre-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-27

@Elta: ;pupS. quieil fue Zapata real
mente?.... Iaplta fue, el primer boil
cileviqui del nundo. dicho sea este Ell
ei peor sentido que epueda tener In
palabra ''irisheviGui'' Hombre ignO-
rantfsime. inanejado por un maestro
dc ,cScUela lanlad2 Montailo: tonto
. fuiIc.to con ana cabeza vacfa en- DON
dc sc solQea!'a. u2a sola idea, provo
cando Ia locurs. IJpata fu6 ,en La ri
qu[silna conarca agucarera de More
los. 2@o$e mas implacabie, el des-
truclor sistem;jtica mas estipido. el
a<altiinsc tlc trencs de pasajeros mas
c,::sa-(,e que Ia conetido crfInenes en-
AIejico. No una ii dos, sino centena-
res fGc:'5n las vfctimas del odioso
''zapaLismo', y lutre elias figuraron
tres pc,TodisfSs; Herrerfas, Strauss
Garrido Alfaro. En- nombre de todas
elias en- general, pero en- nombre de
estas muy especialmente, los periO-
distas todos de M6jico deberfan unir-
Sc para protestar contra ese homena-
je, que no puede ser considerable sino
como una burla sangrienta a los Ahu-
chos sacrifcados por el zapatismo, re-
toiio odioso de la repugnante fere-
eidad azteca. Ell general Pablo Con
zsiiez, Jefe de las 0peracienes Militia
res en- Moielos, comprendiendo que
Zapata no prcsentarfa nunca coinba-
tie, pues la cobardfa nae una de las ca
racterfsticas del zapatisino, Ie ;endi6
una emboscada 10 suprimi6 a tiros.
En- Mejico. donde la Bietadura de don
i Porfr;o deja inmensos dep6sitos de
hipocresfa, Sc levant6 un grito de pro-
testa. Es verdad cue .esas mismas gen
tes que protestaban entonces, habian
va pFotestado alguna yez contra los
criinenes de Zapata, pero asf son en-
Mcjico: nsfIy protestanfes. HI obrego-
| nislno, que ha hecho cosas peores. pu-
50 e grito en- "a cieIo ante aquella fe-
Icnfa. ;oue infainia:: cazar ii firre
con trampa,... Tobre tigre, que sies-
consideration! Los ..zapatistas- de
Ia Camara de Dipatados ' de oiros
lugares peorcs. alegan aIlora que "a
pata fae eI ap6stol del -agrarismor.
es decir, de determinadas aspiracio-
nes en- el reparto de Ia terra en- Me-
jico Annque esto fuera vcrdad. los
erfmenes del jefe del agrarismos fue
ron tantoS tan asliosos ono L..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-27
En- el Senado
VEASE LA EDIClON DEL SABADO

er este Scnado; sino ala. centro de
IL ianta Central del PaExido UniOnis-
IA. 30 hay razon zlgGna para cue sc
otiigue 4 la n'inOria rcpublicana vo-
tar en- favor Ge una medida politica
que coHihate. : que Ia rninOria rzpu-
blicana, G. no Sc 81 la sOcialista), va
a yotarie en- contra.
Yo me permito esperar de Ia ma
yoria dc este SenadO que acepte Ia
enhlienja introducida por el seor Bar
bosa al cablegrama que Sc trata de
enviar.
Cueyas Zequeira-Senor Presiden-
te: yo entiendo cue 10 que esta aho-
ra en- orden es la vOtacion de la en-
mienda del senor Barbosa; y luego, 81
Ia enmienda es aprobada, que Sc in
troduzca; 81 es derrotada, que Sc
voten los cables en- su forna original.
Presidente pro-tempore. - HAY
quien secunde la enmieda?
Martinez Nadal.-Secur6o.
Presidente pro-ternpore.-La en-
mienda va a ser puesta votacion.
Los que esten conformes con la en-
mienda, tai y como ha sido expresa-
da por 81 autor, el Senador Barbosa,
contestaran diciendo que 81; los con-
trarios diran que no.
Mayoria en- la negativa.
Presidente pro-tempore.-La enmien
da ha sido derrotada. Sc van a po-
ner votaci6n los cablegramas en- su
fornla original. Los que esten con-
formes contestaran diciendo que 81;
los contrarios Sc serviran decir que
no.
Mayoria en- la afirmativa.
Presidente pro-tempore.-Los cable
gramas han sido aprobados. Que Sc
tramiten debidamente por Secretaria.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-27

lConciusiOn.l
Ielcsias.-Sie que se haya cali
licado DE- Un ;umor al onEienda al
cable del seer Cucyas ZcqsciFa; pc
ro. tai w q haya accrtado; porque,
realmentp, cl tnmor mas grande que
tiene Puerto Rico eneima es e. estadO
ecoa0mico actual; porque yo entien-
do que a pesar dc los discursos muy
brillantes que aqui Sc han pronuncia-
60, (y muy especialmente el del Sc
nor Presidente del Senado On esta
noche, que 10 ha dicho con tanto en-
tusiasmo cue ha merecido aplausos
verdaderamente fenomenales), a Pc
sar de ESQ, ahora, despues y antes, el
tuner mas grande que sufre Puerto
Rico, senor Cuevas Zequeira, es el tu-
NOR econ6mico, que monopoliza y ex-
plota toda la riqueza en- Puerto Rico, y
que las seguira monopolizando 81 no
Sc resuelve, pesar de que tcdas esas
libertades politicas sean conquista-
das para el pals.
Martinez Nadal.-Este' cablegrama,
como muy bien ha dicho aqui el doc
tor Bafbcsa, no es un proyecto de ley,
para que Sc lie puedan aplicar los pre-
ceptos de. que nos habla el compahero
por Humacao, senor Cuevas Zequeira.
Este es un cable puramcnte politico;
es algo que Sc trae al Senado no sien-
do de la competencia del Senado: es
ell deseo de la mayoria de esta alta
Camara, es decir, del Partido Unio-
nista de Puerto Rico, de robustecer,
con la fuerza de la naayoria en- am
bas C&maras insulares, ell proyectc
de ley del Congresista Williams. Es
pues, a mi juicio, esta mocion del COM
panero Cuevas zequeira, una moci6n
que no ha debido traersc discussion
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-27

Ia. alta ~~icsiad raiiliairiia. sr is.g.a
ANS. inalls d. sr'npgidacioacS. uac
rianse usir.c> 'lc laS d.. iiijo de ~
rrilia. Una mHeba'lis nrlianrnie
boiliia. c.ii.ada - ga l's diHir. - lie
esa ciai I.rliiapsa r:i r. ,nnirr. lcs
trelnTa 'ie ESlToRorls. Ir.r eicml,lo.
los cuarr nii,inoo de Trig" 81 ustetlcs
GUSTAV. d' .ey''a. - TODD iiau,o.' cicpa
trar quifn le s.''i;asc also u 81 CO.
raz6n en dfeadcnia. : para eilu
est:lla di,lncia iodu. como 10 We
ran mis- adcia!:c.
Aniignamcnte. j ul joycm 10 Sc
diriela una ioUcn. csia raSaha de-
sarer'ihida. naslic le kacia ca.o e..
una JeuniCn. Il mcn"s Tle no fuera
atcrdida cXprofe>o Dor uno dc. scxo
fucr,c. Hoy no: hoy III joven n0 $"
dirige a una jovcn en- m baile. en-
I una reunion sccial en- cualc.Guirr
otrO sitiO. Y la jovcn. tomand0sc fa-
cuitades que el prOgreSO le ha concc-
! dido. dirge su palabra clocucn!c V
encauZa la conversation Y CANA adic-
tOs que mas tardc seriin sils alorado-
res.
SObre este progrcSO Anita Nigor
querfa encOntrar iii adorador, Va 0ue
ellOs no la encontraban ella. Para
clio frccuent6 casinos. tcatroS. cines
Y todos aqueios sitios en- donde pu-
| diescn hailarse honb.cs cue amasel
i Y Ell Ia plaza. en- una nocie Dc luna,
aparec.i6 su hombre, nayegaud0 en- I'm
mar de perfumes. portando IN ira io
! Il la Ultima moda. Era trigueiio. de
ojos glaucos. de cinco pies y seis pul
gadas de estatura. I.o yi6 Anita, 10
! perfil0, lie tendi6 una niiada eXami-
nante Y fue su obSeSi0n constante. no
dandole tie!npo nj para dar un pali-
que a sus muchas amistades.
! :C0mo Sc consigue un hombre in
, diferente? Sc preguntaba ella: = la
respuesta llegaba rdlida "por medic
! de la casualitlad, que nos pouc delan-
! tie de Gl, para que le dirijamos In pa
labra Y 10 cojamos en- las rcdes." La
casualidad lego dejando caer Anita
su paiiuelo, Ell los preCisos momcntoS
ell que su adorado tormento pasaba
! junto ella. Muy cumplido el galan
Sc precipit0 sobre Ia prenda cncanta-
dora, J con los mas reyerentes cum
plidOs sc la entreg0. Anita VIC cl ci2lo
alberto Y a rcngl0n seguido d. las
gracias. entabl0 conversation, ofre-
cicndole su casa ALA en- Santurcc, en-
dOnde habian jardines propicios para
el cnSueio de las almaS enam0radas.
FL galdn, ante ell ofrecimiento, qued0
encantadO quiso scr el dueno de
aquella hurf que dc tan facil manefa
GAIA en- sus redes sieDlpre tendi-
das...
Sc habfan invitado para verse en-
ell Parque Borinquen, va que tan prom
to no podrfan verse en- su casa, por
tenor dc que sel papa tomasc mali
cias ell el amoroso idilio que va esta-
ba prendido. listed sabe, lcctor,
cuan propicios son los c0ntornos del
referido Parque, con sus soledades
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-27

aTata. cal ,Ws frrde,tas earaMila
Eas 'sln -u mar asa alnils5e..
Asii.a 81" q inc-'r % las car.cia'
de sH 'inaia. uu. Hi 'au.o 81 pcnze
~ - c"rria .u L:gg' 3 dsls sUs 6sra
i"S IL amuT "a las incii,ils azafrana.
,lss lie III smada. sin tCu r que Sis
lalius ql~iaeen tcnidos ~ carmln
pcro 10 mrirr del c4so rs Cac Anita
.e hal'la dicho q su a:nala. qle ella
IRA ricd. qu" aha "a C"m-rip ;enia
su l,at1e niu,i ias sicmbras de tabaco
que ms q" ,ri> am'om6vilps haclaa
las Gclic.as Jc ia fuaiiia cn los dias
caiuiaSos.
Clare cstd. al muchacio. eue no era
o'ro Dc un e.lp!calo del eobierno
81 verse de Ia nDoiic "a la maiiana due
iio Dc ac:s autom5yii"s Y de muchas
siemhraH de tabaro, Va Gue era dueho
de Ia iliia 1nira Gol ducho de todo
este. 10 per,i5 TEMPO rcnei5n So.
guiGo rropuso III Dulcinea pala-
bra matrimonial J tras t>.a cl plazo
definid" rara qJc IN epistp.a de san
Pablo deScendiefa Sobre ellos. uara
laccrlos feliccs. on Ia paZ virgiIiana
de aquclla% honduras colnorianaS.
La boda So yoriti"6 tres mcScS des-
plPS en- Ia casa de la noyia a cuya
boda 4o asisli6 81 f4miiia d, ella.
porqUe el padre cstGba muy ataraado
on la siembra de .aco Y Ia mami
40 dcscaba veTla III tGmnrano ea los
hraa0s de M h0mbra cue sc Ia rsha-
ba del hogan para Niclnprc =. La 10.
da. pUes, SO efectu6 en- familia. perc
en- la intimidad De los GleIos de- la
casa sin que III tai hoda turiesc q
csplendor que 81 amor0So ga!an hahla
sonado en- sus horas de fcbre. Ill de
seaba una boda Il Ia qae asistiarnl
los periodistas toGos de San Juan
con ell fin de que reSeilasen con Su>
pelos Y SenaIeS el espl6ndido acto y
todo Sc deslizaba en- la apacible cal
ma de un hogar habitado por tres pel
sonas, 81 padre. cl hijo e espiritl
santo de In falSedad, bendccido POI
el aqua hip6crita que GAIA Gesde los
CRISES ciclos en- los que janis brilla
ria una luna de miel, pero tai yez al
gun tlfa dc hicl...
Asf fu6; al mos De estar casados
el maridito quiso ir al pueblo dc ST
inujercita, yer las siembras de ia
baco, y 4 darse 81 paSeito en- Eiio dt
los seis automobiles con que habfa SO
! nado mas de una yez. Figuruos, iectol
intransigente, la cue Sc arm0 cnton
ces, en aGuel hogar hecho a bases dt
engaiio, con los materialhs de este
progrso insolenie que todo 10 dana J
todo 10 falsiiica. 49,.
Minas de Potosi, mentiras salvado
ras, que Sc agotan en- un instante. .
que salvan en- el supreme naufragio
para caer mas tarde en- los abisrnos
lie Ia realidad espeIuzante de Ia vids
y Del mundo...
AFturo Njcolaa Jim6aes.
Junie, de 1921.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-05

ed him in the eye.
AT the count of 10 v. Morgan stag
gered to his feet, and the bell rang.
Throwing discretion to the winds,
l showed my way to his corner. and
worked over him desperately.
Something is wrong with mel"
Brewster mumbles. II feel all numb.
But I'll lick him. I'll lick him!"
He went out blindly in the sixth
round, and for three minutes en-
dured a beating that sickened even
me. Tears were in Muddy Clay's
eyes. and Robin Wrigley was pale as
a ghost. Yet v. Morgan refused TO
go under for the final count. He
was still sticking at the gong.
"Ill throw in the lowell" It's
murder. boy!" 1 groan.
"No." comes through his puffed
lips. I'm going to lick him. They
blinded me. but I'm going to be
game"
Sailor Sandow came in confidently
for the seventh. He lodged Brew
ster's wildly failing arms and tried
to drive home his deadly right. One
of his swings hit V. Morgan high
on the forehead. The latter's head
flew back. and he seemed on the
verge of topping.
Then as Sandow stepped in Nor
gan's left glove came up in a last
dying effort. Squarely on the but
ton of the jaw it landed. The sailor
with victory in his grasp. had lost
1t. He fell heavily on his face. COM
pletely out.
Brewster could hardly stand on
his feet long enough for the referees
count.
II was game. wasn't II" he NUT
ters thickly as I drag him to the
corner. Il licked him."
'I'll say you licked him, you
Evergreen Wildcat, you!" Muddy
Clay half sobs.
"They blinded me, but I licked
HIM" he goes on muttering.
Whats that?" 1 ask, with sud
den suspicion.
1t was Eczema who confirmed H..
BOSS. this watah bottle smells
funny" he says. "They's done been
sumpin' pow'ful put in it,"
(To Be Continued)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-05
FINE BOWLING
At T0TTENv|LLE
Aquehonga First Team Wins
Two From Staten Island
Elk B0WIerS.

The first team of the Aquehonga
Athletic Club still holds the lead in
the All Staten Island Bowling
League when it took two out of the
three games rolled last night on
their alleys in Tottenville. With
these games the Aquehonga team
has won ten out of the twelve games
rolled so far in the league. The
Amicitia team is second with nine
out of the twelve games rolled and
the Staten Island Elks, which lost
the two games to the Aquehonga
first team last night are third in the
race with six games won and six
lost.
The games bowled last night were
all over 800, the second game of the
Elks which went to their credit
totaled 1O16. Wurm of the Elks
was high score man with three big
games, having rolled up 222, 213,
226, making an average of 220 for
the three games.
Hodge of the Aquehongas was
next high man with a score for the
three games of 221, 205, 205, scor-
ing an average for the three of 210.
Faber of the Elks and Pemberton of
the Aquehongas shared honors in
rolling an average for the three
games of 201.
Tho SrOrpS-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-05
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@GsAys@O0

Spring training trips are a cir
Gus. Always plenty of clowns.
Grass tennis courts will be as ex-
tinct as the dodo in ten years. says
Tilden.
Captain Bob Roper has whaled
both Brennan and Martin. About
time to recognize him as contender.
o.
Pittsburgh believes the National
League pepnant will go up in smoke
this fall.
Just II pitchers can spit on the
ball this year. Eight in the Ameri-
car and the rest in the National.
Reason Mike Kelley didn't land
the managing job with the Tigers
is that he wanted to swap Ty Cobb
fer ball club.
Hughie Jennings and John Nc
Graw haven't decided which will
sit behind the roll-top desk yet.
Ruth and Hornsoy will battle each
other IN their first game in an ex-
hibition contest at Lake Charles on
March 16. Ought to furnish good
eyefui.
The New York statute which forbids
The boxing men to seize
More than fifteen simoleons
Per seat is one sweet wheeze.
We're not surprised at all to hear
That Leonard keeps diary!
Thank goodness, since he always
wins
It's not an alibi-ary.
Larry Gardner has a fiourishing
garage business at Enosburg, VT.
Larry once tried the cranberry
racket. They turned out to be razz-
berries.
Ty Cobb reported five days before
the season opened in 1911 and only
hit .420 that year.
Will Doc Lasker and Capablanca
be ready for the gun to start them
moving March 10? Chess.
Rastlers are the most cocky fell
lows in the world. They never
tumble to the idea that they aren't
the real champions.