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r. MARTINEZ ALVAREZ.

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mia cuadano de Esao sostiene ntere del ijo
ser sacrifcao del bn pdbco De las controversies de
has escues resuao los
los nombre de S nvftigaones abiertas negative
investigar' Nuestro C0dgo sgue e segundo sistena
Los hos egmos 10 tantO. solo tienen derecO los ali
mentos eso ompletamene 1estrgdos pues
el art1cuo esudamos 21 C0dgo nciso
los padres los hs egtmos los descenentes legmo
estos esan obgados lepocamene da1se amentos.
de MARIO de 9l 24s precepta os egftmos
quenes la condici0n
cho los almento obligation recfproa padres ho
Ell principle general nf0rma
tudaremos mas tae pero lmados
gitmos los auXios para
los padres de la instruction elemental
feson aFte ofco rs decr restringe too possible
almentica 10 la acci0n para
jos egtimos toCa a de
pequeos modes proceo crim
nal civil de la ntera la pae1idad
nubitado del ca expresamente econocimento
de Ia iliaci0n.
Sc observa de este eudio comparative que por que
verdadea facon gima adme prueba por possession
de esado cua los hos natures
renca expica facmente 81 admitera adm
las reaones padres hos eben
tancia pore entire allan principles profu
damente
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-24
PRONTUARIO.
1858

reconocmcnto que hea de r. La Cor decara que
poa econocdo G. esar este ncpacado
matrimono al tempo de haer so conceido s esa
senenc suciene para conceder ell derecho los amenos?
A. 543
B. A. madre de c. padre adulterino de c. para
tenea saIimenos :Que resolve
llte siendo jueZ?Ester Esters 24 Dec p r. 4l0.
A. padre iegftmo B, escrbe varias G,
mae de b. Mas tare B. asandose ichas caas ecama de
A. amenos Que uez-Sent Esp 20 de
Abri 1892.
A. esma de c. 10 nscriEe hiio ilegftmo
partia de bautimo Luego G. basndose dca part
pde almento r. :Que sienlo Esp
de Mario
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-24
AVISO DE VENTA.
En- quiebra No, .....

Por la prescnte Sc avisa que el dia
"a de septiembre de 1921, a las 10 de
la mafana, seran vendidas en- un So
10 lote, en- la tienda situada en- la ca
lie San Agustin No. 63, Puerta de
TERRA, las existencias pertenecientes
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a dicha quiebra, por el Trustee que
suscribe.
Las mencionadas existencias Sc
componen de Trajes, Quincalla, Zapa-
tos Y el Mobilario.
El Referee Sc reserva el derecho de
rehusar las ofertas que no cubran ell
IS por cinto del valor de la retasacion.
San Juan, P. R., septiembre IA de
1921.
PABLO DEL RIO,
Trustee.
HUGH r. FRANCIS,
Abogado de los acreedores
Esta venta Sc habi;l anunciado para
el dfa is pero por ser dicho dfa festive,
Sc ha prorrogado para el dfa "A.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-24
PREGUNTAs PRACTICAs

4 As padre egfmo de B, escrbe al coego pdiendo
crban hija b. dcho colegio Sea docuer
ndubiado del padre por que pudier
mentos? ?Sent. Esp 27 Sep 1896
heredero de padre de r, enabla dmanda para mpug
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DAMAGE BY DOCS

@Are owners Of dogs taking GU,
their licensosg"
rs there much damage done by
dogs to live stock and poultry IN
Carroll county,"
To these queries. William L. Sea-
brook. attorney for the County Com
mlssioners. replied:
II am glad to answer these ques-
tions, for am sure that many own
ers and keepers Of dogs do not un-
derstand that under the law they
must pay the license tax: that own
ers OF livestock and poultry killed
or injured by dogs do not know what
they must DO IN order to be PAID
for their losses from the licenae fund J;
and that your paper viii confer d
great benefit II you Will publish q
abatement Of their respective. duties
and rights
Prior 10 1915, the owner Of live
stock or poultry injured BY dogs had
no remedy except 20 sue the owner
or keeper 81 the dog for damages.
The Acts. 1918. Chapter 4a7. amended
hy the Acts Of 1920. Chapter, f9S. re-
Qnlre every owner Of dog ak
months old 10 pay license tax ot 81
Tor a male dog and 81 Gar q female
dog. ami procure from the county
treasurer, 4 justice Of the peace. or
special officer. license and license
tag for his dog. This law provided
that any person who refuses % com
ply with the lau shall be guilty 81 a
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19

VENTS Union Sunday school will;
hold their annual picnic and festival
on this Saturday afternoon ana even
ing, August 90, In Mr.. Harvey Ying-
Eling's grove north ~ this Mace. along
the Baltimore pike. Good programs
are being arranged to be rendered IN
the afternoon and evening. consist
ing OF songs, dialogues. recitations.
solos. duets and quarteta Several
good speakers have been invited to be
present and deliver inspiring adj
dresses Everybody come and listen
70 one Of the best programs ever rem
cred az this occasion. The p. o. S. OF
A. Band will furnish the music. Sew
eral good dialogues viii le rem
dered and Cake walks viii be
one OF the features Of the evening.
Refreshments will be sold at the
stand, proceeds for the benefit OF the
school
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Eisenhnth.
Mr. and Mrs. John Eiscnhuth. OF this
place. and Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin ster-
ner and family. of Hanover. Pa. mo-
ltoTed 60 Baltimore on Sunday last;
MIR. and Mrs. Curtis stambaugh and
children, Danieh Esther. Martha and
Mildred, Of this place. spent Sunday
last with relatives IN York. Pa.
Mr.. Daniel Roger. of this place. IL
having q large wagon shed built on
his farm tenanted by ar. Curtis
Stambaugh. Mr., George brown. Line
boro, Is the contractor.
Mr.. Ralph Hankert. north nf this
place. Offered his farm, containing
II acres at public sale. on Friday last.
but WAS Withdrawn at a bid Of $1,000
Mrs. saliie Keeney will offer her
home al public sale at this place ON
Saturday afternoon August goth. This
home was formerly the Dr. ! 3. Zleg-
Ter property. y. d Thurman viii be
the auciionesr.
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misdemeanor and upon conviction be-
fore q Justice of the peace or IN the
Circuit Court shall be fined not less
than So nor more than SIS. or Inn
prisoued IN the county Jail for not
more than thirty days, or both fined
and imprisoned in the discretion Of
the Court"
Though all dog LICENCES should
have been taken out before July LIST,
and more than month has elapsed
since that date. those who ara TAX
ing ont their licenses as law-abidiDg
citizens, report that many Of their
neighbours have not complied With the
law. There are no more law.ahldine
citizens In the State than those Of
Carroll county, and the failure to ID
their duty can be accounted for only
on The theory that they are Ignorant
OF the law"
tsAil monies arising from dog IL
censes must be kept By the county
treasurer Id q separate fund. % b
used for the payment Or damages fol
the killing or injury Of sheep. ponliry
or livestock by dogs"
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sYKEsYILLE

The Presbyterian Sunday school
save picnic IN Druid Hill Park
Tuesday.
Several handsome residents are be
ing built in this town and there Is
demand for more all the .ime.
The Chautauqua will be here next
week. and we all expect to have a
treat The tent will be at the same
place Il was last year
Miss Alice Bennett ana Miss Louise
Berry are visiting In Laurel this
week
Mrs. Charlie Kilgire was taken TO
the Maryland General Hospital last
week for an operation and we hear
she is doing nicely
Miss Ethel Jones has returned from
a weeks visit IN Brunswick
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hepner and son,
Louis, spent the weeks end in Anna
polls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lee are VISIT
ing on the Eastern shore.
Miss Maryland Maddox. OF Mar
ion Station, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
VIM. Shipley.
Miss Louise Lacy, who has bccn
taking q summer course al the Johns
Hopkins, has returned TO her home
here.
Mrs. James Grimes has been spend
ing several days with friends. camp-
ing on the Magathy River.
Lieutenant and Mrs Charles Kohl
and little son, Of Norfolk, are visiting
Mr., Kohls parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Kohl. Sr.
Mrs. Richard Bennett had as her
guest last week. her sister. Mrs. Han.
Miss Ernestine Bennett entertained
number OF her young friends Tues
day afternoon.
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CARROLLTON

Sunday school In the Bethel al $40
Preaching at 1O45. l., r. L.. al 2
o'clock A good attendance OF chill
dren is desired as there Is some busi-
ness TO be attended to. G. Z. at T.45.
which will be led by Mrs. Horrill
Spencer. Choir and male chorus prac-
tice on Monday evening. Prayer meet
ing on Wednesday evening. Bible class
at 6.45 and Singing School at FRI
day evening Everybody cordially in
.Yited 10 these services.
Several Of our folks attended the
Emory Grove Camp meeting last sun
day.
Mrs. Annie c. Houck, of Westmin-
ster. spent last week with friends OF
this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Menchey, OF Bal
tlpore, were guests Of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Evans. over sun
day.
Mr.. Fred Irriese continues very III
from dropsy. Dr. Blilingsiea tapped
him last Sunday and removed about
two gallons Of fluid
Glad 20 report the Rev. John III
Gonso, former pastor OF the Bethel
and who has been IN the West for
about three months for his health, Ia
improving.
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UNION MILLS

The annual picnic OF So. Mary's Re
formed Church. Silver Run. held on
the II inst, IN the grove OF David
Boose. was favored With beautiful
weather and was a largely attended
and very successful event. The mar
ried men won out over the single men
In both the baseball and tug-of- war
contests, Music was furnished by the
Pleasant Valley Band.
On the 10 inst, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
w. YeiHer had reached Sacramento.
Cal. Thus far their trip has been most
successful IN every particular
The musical comedy, fsavageiaud.F
was repeated IN the l. o. NJ hall by
the Lutheran &. y. Society 81 silver
Run on the evening OF the 10 inst. 20
good sized audience. The program
was well carried out and between the
acts Miss Hitler. OF baltimore. on
tertained the audience with several
hne vocal solos which received deaery-
cd applause.
The members Of the I. o. NJ. lodge
are adding q kitchen 10 the rear OF
their hall 70 be used when banqueis.
oyster suppers and similar events are
held.
Rev and Mrs. s.. Charles Hoover
and their daughter. Miss Bernice
Hoover. OF Frederick. Nd. are regis
tered AZ Shady Lawn" our summer
boarding house.
Mr. and Mrs Thos. ". Kemp enter.
tanned Mr and Mrs. John H. Cunning
ham. Westminster, Md. and Samuel
II. Shriver Baltimore last SUNDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tagg Baltl-
more. spent part OF their vacation
with their uncle and aunts IN our vi.
lage.
The automobile Of Mr. Bell, oi
Pikeayille. Md. with several passen-
gers. Hkidded and went through the
hedge In front Of the residence Of
Miss Mary o. shrIyer last Sunday No
one was hurt.
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MANcmEsTEn

The infant and primary depart
ment % Trinity Reformed Sunday
school held rs annual picnic al Druid
HIn Park. Baltimore About 80 we're
present, and enjoyed the perfect day
viewing the animals In the ZOO, the
base ball games and the other Ut
fractions for the children.
An automobile accident occurred
on the Westminster road, near Mr..
Nelson Groves home. lle road, Is an.
der repair The large machine skid
ded, ran down over the embankment.
MIR Trump towed Il into town for
repairs A similar accident happened
at Crawford's Iiill. The machine
crashing through the fence and down
into field. In both cases we under
stand no one was seriously hurt.
Westminster street Is coming 20 the
front, Last year two new houses were
built. AT this time there are two
more under way, with q promise OF
another one This Is what we like to
see TO make the town progressive
Rev Or. j. Yerick, OF Bethlehem, Ia
la guest Of bis sister, Mrs. T. S. Land.
Hc preached the sermon Sunday
evening in the Reformed Church
Rev. William zering, wife aud
children. of Muntyille. "a, were
guests for the past week at the home
OF Miss Ross. Mr. zering is well
know here When boy he spent
part OF his summer mere with his
aunt, the late Mrs. DR.. Weaver
Mr. William Klinefelter. Baltimore,
but one OF the boys OF the town. sent
a check for 800 to the Mayor 10 be
used toward the towneimprovemen
He has remembered as each year
for some time ID like manner.
Friends here were notified OF the
death Of MIR. Eli Warehime. OF East
Berlin, Pa, former resident OF this
district,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Motter and
friend, Mrs. JOHN, or Baltimore,
spent the day at the home Of Miss
Ross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blackstone Osborn,
of Baltimore, who spenf the past ten
days at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. d.
u Dubbs. returned home Monday
Mr. Elmer Islppy, manager OF the
Manchester Theatre, will open about
the first week in September lie
promises for the winter high class
pictures and solicits the patronage
OF all his old friends and the general
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19
FIFTH ANNIVERSARY iHMASUm
LUTHERAN cnIRcn.

On Saturday evening, August 8. insl
after returning from their vacation
trip 10 Johnstown. Yandeferlfg, New.
castle Pennsylvania and Yonngs
town, Ohio Rev Leatherman and
family together with their guests
Mrs. Levi G. i.eatherman. and
airs. Carl Cali and daughters, Pauline
and Louise. OF Thurmont. we're Inyit.
ed 20 the social room Of the church
where a number OF the conservation
had assembled to celebrate the fIflh
anniversary of Rev. Leatherman Ia
their pastor.
After short program an address
was made BY Mr. ]. n. l.. Wink. IN
which be spoke OF the great work &C,
complished by Rev Leataerman dur,
Ing his aye years as pastor af Imman.
uel Lutheran Church, ana how this
great debt, which rested on the con.
gregation af the time OF hin coming
has been enliroly removed. thru hls
earnest efforts and guidance. In con-
lclusiOn, on behalf OF the CONGREGATION
he. presented Rev. Leathernlnn. with
a beautiful walnut chiifonier,
Refreshments consisting OF ict
cream. cake and coffee were served
Miss A. =. Graf, Of Baltimore. 10.
gether with Miss fobpst. Mr.. VIM
Fisher and another gentleman who
were 70 render some special musk
for the anniversary. on account oi
some trouble with their automobile
arrived at the church after averyons
had gone to their homes. however
they returned 20 the parsonage and
there rendered. some iine selections
much % the delight Or All present
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STONE CHAPEL

Sunday school 10 a. m, Sunday.
The Mites viii meet at the home OF
Mrs. Calvin Cook, near Stone Chapel,
September s, al p. m.
Quite a crowd attended the Medford
Grange festival August II, and en-
joyed the music by the Stone Chapel
orchestra Receipts good.
Henrietta. the three year old
daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs Benton
Stoner was taken 70 hospital. Bal
tiiTi0re, and had her tonslls and adj
noids removed. She Ia nome and doing
well.
Mrs. Alice G. Zile returned home
Saturday after spending several days
In Baltimore,
Louis McSeilmah and Oswald Dak-
er spent the weeks end with Mrs.
Harry Summers and family.
Mrs, Oswald Baker and son. Boyd,
returned home TO Baltimore after
spending several weeks with Mrs.
Bakers parents
Mrs. Paul r. Robertson entertained
Mrs Annie 0gg. Florence ogg. Moille
Manahan and Della Bale, Of West
minister.
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Mr., Wesley Davidson and vile. oi
Wesley Chapel and NJ. Park Davidson
and wife, of Minnesota. visited Ms.
and Mrs Edward j. l,eister. at Eden.
lon Tuesday.
Mrs. Lou Hollenborry aud daughter,
Lalu. and Mr. and Mrs Grouse. Of Bal.
simoro, visited az the home Of Geo.
a. Leistcr on Sunday.
Rev. James " Lowe and wife. 81
Guiidcrland Centre, Albany county. n.
r., visited Mr.. Loves mother and 9th
er friends the past week
81 Joha'h fi.eiEicral annual Sun
day school picnic WIN De held in TIE
grove az the church on Saturday. AnF.
uHt ", beginning az o'clock y. M.
Rev II. w EAoty. Of Rochester. Pm. a
former pastor of the church, and Rey
Smith. Of Westminster. viii deliver
addresses, The Pleasant Valley Hand
win furnish music The occasion ia
looked upon aH q homecoming day
for the friends Of 81 Jonas fi.elator'el
4 GOOD audience ~ expected
Regular preaching services n 81.
Johns lleisttg'sl on Sunday al 10 4.
m By Rev smith
Miss Mariana Jones. Of ThnrmUnt.
Il spending sonic lime al the home ~
Geo A i.eisser. the guest 81 Miss Evo
p Lester
The remains OF John Carroll Wing
linz. son Of Fsli r. aud Emma Yingllng
Of Barr's Ridge. we're Inferred ut 81
Johns OLeislef'si cemetery. on Tues.
day morning. The body was removed
from France, having been killed in
action. between September 20 and 81,
1918. lie WAS member % The Machine
Gun, CompanY a, ailth, aud was cali.
cd into action May Is, 1918. being ~
s.ryice about I months. Ills age wns
~ years and ! mouths and some days.
Tho services were conducted by The
Rev. James D. Lowe. Jr. The body
was In charge OF the American Legion.
and was buried with military donors
and the rites Of the order.
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lWTNDIE HRTGHTs

VI
Rdtbesda Methodist Episcopal
church viii hold It's annual SUNDAY
school picnic Saturday, August 20.
MI. and Mrs. VIM. 7. Gibson EN-
tertained on Friday Mr.. ana Mrs
Frank Lindsay, Mrs Annie Harris
Mrs Louis Smith. Mrs. mary James
Catherine Smith, Dearl Harris ans
Leroy Lindsay
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Smith enter
tanned on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. ed
ward Haines. Mrs. Luther Niyerly
Misses Mary Haines, Louise Myerly
and Elsie IIaines, Mr.. Lewis v. Smith
Claude HaiEies, Lawrence Shipley
Shirley Smith and Heari Shipley.
Misses Evelyn and Helen Bair
visited Miss Lillian Grimes on Sun
day.
Misses Evelyn and Helen Bair en-
tertained on Sunday Misses Leonor
Grimes and Catherine Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs George Miller enter
tanned on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Sam
uel Wilson and Miss Marguerite VIII
son :
Edwin Smith spent Sunday with
Lawrence Shipley.
Miss Belle Easton is spending few
days with Mrs. Roy Poole.
Miss Emma Shipley visited Mrs.
George Miller on TUESDAY,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Caples had as
their guests Tuesday Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Ward. Mrs. Luther Myerly
and Mrs. Louis Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Wilson and
family and Mrs Samuel MyerIy spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Conway.
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sANpYyILLE

Sunday school at sandymount this
Sunday morning at $50. c. n. at 1850.
All come out TO these services.
The picnic held at Sandy Mount
last Saturday was largely attended,
and success financially. The boys
enjoyed two games Of baseball and
other amusements,
Misses Margaret Wilson and Edna
Brightwell. of Westminster, were
guests Of Miss Grace ringing last
week.
Mrs. Fred Foster. OF Baltimore, Il
spending the week with Mrs. Lena
Shilling.
Mrs. Poole, OF Westminster, is
spending a few days with her nep-
hew Wilbur Arnold, and wife
Weather is cool and ideal at this
time. Splendid showers OK rain last
sunday
Ralph Lockard returned home Sat
urday. after completing a six weeks
course at Columbia University, New
York.
Some farmers are threshing wheat,
others are blowing.
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Baltimore. He has several Iacera-
tons Of the scalp. and Il Is feared his
skull Is fractured.
The two negroes jumped upon Mr..
Murray striking him over the head
with some blunt instrument, which
felled him. He did not lose conscious
ness and was given several more
blows
Mr. Murray called for help, and Ser
geant Mooney heard his cries and ran
to his aid The negroes saw the police
man approaching and fed. The neg
roes took Sc and left his other yaln-
ablea in his pockets.
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The sewing fattory at Mt Airy, the
new enterprise OF A. B. Sellman Il
brothers, Is busily engaged and
meeting with much success
MIR. and Mrs Harry Brown and Mr.
and Mrs Jesse Grim Of this place,
spent Sunday OF last week with
friends in Annapolis.
Miss Julia Spies recently had Fan
enjoyable trip to Luray Caverns.
Miss EsteIle Waters spent the
weeks end with Misses Mary and
Jennie Selby, Of Mt, Airy
We have been visited with copious
rains which have been very beneficial
to the drought, The farmers are now
buslsy engaged preparing the land
for their fall crops
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public A good moving picture thea
tire should be patronized We wish
for Mr.. Lippy profitable season
Manchester Carnival september q,
Is and s. The 9th Labor Day, the town
win entertain the Fire companies
who so bravely helped in the late
Ifire.
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WATERsyILLE.

There will be interesting services
here next Saturday afternoon at 3 p
m. Prudence Lodge No. 100. A. r. & A.
N. Of Mt. Airy, will lay the corner
stono OF the new Methodist church
Speakers will be present. The old
church viii be sold at public auction,
Refreshments will be on sale after
noon and evening. Alb are cordially
invited TO attend.
There will be a game OF base ball
held here next Saturday afternoon al
4 O'clock.
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M. AmY Vas REArES ANp ROE.

Beaten over the head By negro high
waymen, who attacked him az Howard
and Conway streets, Baltimore, at
$50 Tuesday night August 8. Joseph
Murray 50 years old q farmer OF Mt.
Airy - At the University Hospital.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-23
HIT! THIS IS TOO MUCH.

Have you contemplated the smile Of content
ment on the face Of a grandmother as she sits and
rocks in her easy chair?
Have you watched the smile upon a mothers face
as she rocks and to the babe in her arms?
perfect picture of happiness and rest.
Now comes an individual who proposes to attach
a contraption to the rocking chair which will gem
crate electric power. stored in batteries with
which washing machines and fans may be operated.
factory has been established in Canada to build
them and soon agents will be canvassing the coun-
try trying to sell them wonderful labor saving
devices.
What will happen to the rocking chair when this
Is presented for general use?
VIII the grandmother, turning from any other
tasks look upon the rocking of her favorite chair
as simply more work and lose that old time sense
of comfort that came with thought that she was
resting? VIII her mind come to hate what before
had been pleasure?
Efficiency is a wonderful thing Great ENTERPRISES
have been built upon the elimination Of waste and
the manufacture OF biproducts.
But when they grandmothers habit and the
grooming mother into electric generators there may
be those who will cry halt.
When pleasure and comfort turned into labor,
they cease to a source OF contentment. Drudgery
Is psychological matter not physical So is pleas
ure. This Canadian venture overlooks some funda-
mental traits Of the human mind.