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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
IMAM IDENTIFIED
WITH EXPLOSION

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ovr
with great frequency discuxsd g..
explosion, ''f
The police we're rotie..r, ,..
cerning the confession" motto =.
which Lasar was said to h,y, s.,,.s
he intended to commit suic.Ao
cause the police were ON hIg ~
Search by detectivcs from a..
homicide bureau revealed T4ssr lay
several letters addressed to pers,.'
I'm Chicago and other riucs rt
contents were not made public t,.
the police intimatcd they though, D..
wasN demcnted Several ,otc~s i,
was said. rallied against capit,Iis,.
Maps. Chemicals Pound.
Four cigar boxes containing chem.
icals besides several bottle 1f a,i5
were found I'm the room. with man,
Of the United states and otba-
countries.
The police in Brooklyn. who 70.
moved chemicals and anarchist Ir.
erature from LAsar's room threu.
a veil OF secrecy over the inyesfir..
tion that started after IAsars land.
lady heard the shot and summonri
them TO break down the door. Ia.
sar was found with revolver In
his right hand.
While indicating the man nigh.
have been a crank who had con.
fessed to something Of which he wa.
not guilty, Captain Carey ordered I,
photograph taken Of the suicide
with finger prints 50 that 80 could
be determined whether he had had
"A criminal record.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
CITY CLUB GIVES
BONDS APPROVAL
Judge Diggs Only Member
Who Cast Vote in the
Negative
NEED IMPROVEMENTS
water Commission Found
Very Conservative IN its
Estimates

E1do--,mrut 81 ihc proposed
bond I.su,s uf $4,000 20 provide
.mI..t,wrtO f1r the watotwofk
Iumr station pay for % survey ui
thp SuutinJW project build acwcu
800 aI uar'. NJ Doc city ana 20 pro-
vide gU lnluDfuIur plant FOR the
dIspusu. OFF trash and garbage, was
given Dos DO. m,uborship Of tho 'iiy
club Uf "H weekly luncheon Ht ilotc'
Tulsa saturday noon attor "A report
ny the IutcHtiFltiug committee
h,adcd hs charles ". Brcwcr. had
been read hy him.
Tho bond election at which tlno
tho Issues viii be- voted upon M tp
tc hold Tuesday April 20.
a minority report ora tho issues
was made by /. l. Hutchison, but %
WIS mostly directed toward the
proposed Spnvinaw project iuwcad
~ at the bond issues. upon which u
report had been asked.
when timo came 10 vote tho rules
were suspended and tho vote was
tlkcn az individuals and not na q
club only two members stood TO
register opposition TO tho bond h-
sues. one OF them being Judge Jamcs
g.. Diggs. liutchison voted In
favor of the issues.
In its report on tho bond issucs
the committee summarizes as fol-
lows
The total bond issue is to be
for $4,000. or this amount. $500. 70
900 ig to be- used for sewer i'm
provomcnts and extensions. In the
budget TO mako up this amount We
find almost every section Of tho
civ is 10 receive benefit. The prin
cipnl item is for the Kendall storm
sewer systom which is necessary TO
preccdo tho paving that is TO go In
there. Eighteenth street IL TO have
an extension to help relieve the
situation In tho south part or the
city Tho north half OF West Tulsa
is tho next important item, then
follows tho Irving Place sanitary
cub main and storm sewer cxton-
sion: Quincy avenue, Greenwood
avenue. Cherokee Heights and Cat
creek are provided for, as well as
II sanitary mains to be extended to
running water.
we find tho water commission
has boon very conservative In its
recommendation for the 100000
bonds for this department. our
visit 10 tho wuterkorks plant not
only convinced MS OF tho need OF the
improvements asked for. but we
agree that ~ is Imperative that
amount requested he voted. for wo
learn there arc thousands OF our
citizens who depend wholly upon thu
city water for drinking purposes
and under present conditions w
have at the plant "A capacity OF les.
than two hours supply OF treated
water ready for tho mains and th'
present filtering system is- nov
taxed almost TO capacity.
"rhc summer months will de
mand n much larger supply. 40 WI
will be I'm danger or having to turr
the raw water as II comes from thu
river into the mains. and this aitu
alton could also be brought abou
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
GOVERNOR CALLS
AMERICANS DAY

.o" Il'lLu IH'M FACE '%E
'Ia'- WIN l'h' pa ih .h' 'h'i'I''H
100 ln'u. rI''''
Ih' governor proc itWtiInu i"I
lows
whereas one NJ the most itn
p"rI'ht l'""rs derived iruW tho
W"I'H "'' hF in" 'Iin'r7 OF this
f't'i i'puhI' was me dis'nN'tN
mat Our Rag protected millions ot
I".''hu -p'in I'rid'nl7 in lhl7 'puu-
''' "h"t" allegiance O." Foreign
tur7 and potontatcs had mover been
Hult'rd'r'd ana,
To Ihn"w Union spirit
Nhrr'1s, tho continuance within
our hordrrH ~ this grolt mass Of
uuHss,WilHjed Immigrants from for.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
COMET MAY SHOWER
STARS ON THE EARTH

DpNrNrEp FROM rADr oNE
visible only through fairy large tc'e
scopes.
rho computations received here
ala not show how ncag tho comet
would come 20 the earth, but as-
truuomcrs generally interpret the
prediction ~ VERY near made by
the British astronomer as meaning
"a distance 81 millions of miles.
BERKELEY. Cnl. April % --
Winncokc's comet. which is now ap-
preaching the earth. may not be In
"A position 20 be seen hy the naked
oyc during itS present visitation, but
may afford somo interesting side
play. Prof a, .. Louachn'r of the
students observatory uf the Uni
vcrsity OF California. said today.
"rho only way the phenomenon
will affect the earth viii be In the
form Of mctcoric shower and this
should be somewhat spectacular.
he said. "'rhc visitation ia due late
In May or carly In June, but will not
be apparent tu the earth except toT
this shower. The comet returns
every five and "A fraction years.
"rhc present visitation VIII give
us much better opportunity TO OBJ
serve the comet than the last one
when hut small mctoric shower
was visible"
Professor Louschncr said that n,
was completing an outline of calcu'
lations and observations W h e b
would determine the proximity oi
tho comet TO tho earth
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

admluistration was not justified iu
striking the nuUc Of BriEadtct
General omar Buudy from the llsi
OF officers Tor promotion ana sub
stitutinR General Edwards.
Secretary Weeks was said Goo
have taken tho position that tho
promotions were matter purely
NJ Judgment lie was said 90 have
asserted that considering all Of the
facts and circumstance. mis- hon
ost Judgment had dictated the
recommendation made In Prcsi-
dent Harding lst.
Asked as 10 failure to include
roioncls George " " Moscly and
Hugh Drum Iu the list tor pro.
motion to the rauk ~ brigHdior.
Secretary W'ckH wts said 20 have
told tho committee tha' their AK"
was tho entire compelling reason.
Ncithcr have had barely moro than
% wears service th" minimum
limit fixed BOO the recent army rc-
organization Law Tor promotion To-
brigadtcr. other older officers of
much longer service might be
barred from over attaining the
rauk or brIgadior. Secretary Wcers
was said 60 have declared. it
Colonies Moselv and Drum were
promoted Immediately. Their pro-
motion is understood to have been
declared by Secretary Weeks to be
assured at an carly date I'm any
ftsUf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
Wire Flashes

wAsHfNGToN, Apru .3--rhs toreisn.
born population of the United states n
l9.o totsled i3.1o3.ss' an inG;5e3Saae O'
a5stl2. or 20 per cent over WV
wAsmNGToN. April % -Adylsabnlty
~ creating bureau ~ acrouautics 10 me
navy department as proposed By the ~, -
biI. w'h be discussed Monday by the
naval committee.
uorx CITY iowa hp-t = Tho
Marathon ~aVIrFH hank hl Mara a'u"nt
lowe. closed today and is In me hanis
realize pn loans Is gwen - the cause.
peposts amounted 10 about $500 900. LA
hHuoa were not announced.
LAKE CITY Min. April - Franklin
X Lane Ir. of Washington. u. C., son
pf the former secretary - the interior.
and Miss catherine McCahill ~ Rsnil,y
farms. near here. were married this attef-
noon at the latter place.
wAsHtNGroN kpru '7.-hn sppro
UriatIou of s. 900 900 To construct IN WASH
iugfon q building FOR storage ot bullion
Secretary Mellon who said the present
facilities we're Inadequate
wASHtNGrOS. April % Congress was
NOT in session today, tho senate having
adjourned Thursday and the house yester-
day until Monday.
OKLAHOMA CITY. April .3..-A fine ~
So was imposed on the Missouri Pacific
railroad late yesterday by tho state cor
poraton commission because the company
~ led TO heat it, station az South Coffey
VILE one cold day last winter, 70 was an
uourccd today a. the commissions office
ct the state house.
WASHtNGToN. April 23-nene Niyi-
ami who LOTT here last wednesday fol
France a. tho termination Of his special
mission of courtesy from tho French gov
crnmcut 20 President Harding, today sent
wireless faroweil greetings to the Amer
lean people" and tho American legion.
MANAGTA. Nicaragua. Apru c3.--N'ea
ragua has given up its membership Ia 'hs
league of nations due to the eXptns'
attached.
FARGO y. y. Aprl 23-About 5000.
900 worth of Sorth Dakota state bond
May l. according to . telegram received
here today by the Courier News. non
partisan league daily newspaper from
Attorney General william Lemke OF Nortl
Dakota.
KANSAS CITY. Kan. Arru .s--Th,
Ranking Trust company OF Kansas city
Kan, did not open today. Inability q
meet current demands vas said to b.
tho reason.
NEWPORT NEWS Va April - j
r. Norrans steam yacht Corsatr reporte,
In dispatches from Baltimore to have gon
aground on the south Carolina coast, ar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
-iysd safely on Old Point today from
cuba and Bermuda.

rived safely or. Old Point today from
cuba and Bermuda.
LAWRENCE. Kan, Aptil -. Three
ieweler. In his garage here iast night.
look . diamond valued At 1000 from
him ard then iorosd him 10 go 20 s5s H'i
mother ana obtained jewels totalins 1900
In value.
CHICAGO Apru os Liberty bonds
valued At 81 800 were found 10 he miss
ng today when auditors completed then
examination Of the books OF the Actin.
state bsuh James Noysk. cashier or
the bank. has disappeared.
SAN ANTONIO TeNas Apru 23.-w. y.
Ridckcr Fort Worth. vas elected head
~ the Citv Firc chiefs and Fire Mar
vas was chosen as the meeting place fo-
next year a. tho end Of their two-day
convention here.
KANSAS cry. April CIV y. curtis
vas freed of a charge ~ marelauEhter
a. preliminary hearlnl before Justicc
John George todsv. Hc had been held
.n connection with the death Of Maude
y. Phelps. who died " injuries sustained
in fall out - car In which they
were riding.
BrEvttIE Texas Apru - Forest
Reese % is dead here today - the re-
suit - an atrplanc crash late Yesterday
Reese was insttucting Henry Hall IN avta
tion when the machine fell into p tail
snln Hall was injured. but will re
cover.
ST Joseph Mo April s3--The con
dition Of plshop William A. ousyle OF
ST Louis who underwent major opera
iion yesterday was reported today as
most favorable by Or ". j. McGill,
the attending physician.
DUBLIN Anrii s3-Sinn Feiners 90
day tore up the railroad track ~ Glas
Iough county Monaghan. which derAlled
a freight train. Forty cars from
Belfast were burned.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
Water Main Bursts,
Subway Is Flooded

NEW YORK, April % Tho Lex.
Ington subway near Spring street was
flooded today by the bursting ~
water main. Excitement followed as
passengers trid to scramble out o'
stalled trains.
The accident occurred about =
o'clock during the rush hour ~
1880 the break was located end
pumps used to drain the tube
All trains between the Grand Con.
tral station and Brooklyn were haN
cd by the automatic safety block
system. Passengers on q stalled cy-
press train near the Blocker Street
station. a short distance from tle
scene Of the break. left tho ,drs ard
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
NEW TWlSTER HITS TEXAS
several Farm House. Demolished
and SchooIhousc Hit In Wind storm.

TEMPLE. Texas. April 23.-Sev-
oral farm houses were completely
demolished. one schoolhouse was
partly demolished and large trees
were uprooted or twisted off at the
ground in tornado which struck
the Western edge of Falls county
late yesterday afternoon.
The storm cut a swath through
the forest aboM so yards wide. No
one was killed as all OF the victims
whose houses were destroyed took
refuge in storm cellars.
Tulsa Undertaking Co. can save
Won ono half. Phone O-S515. --AhVt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

many must DO" made fu pay for tu"
war and thc only way iu which u can
hD determined how much she can
pay is TO ufo force iu securing rep
afbtlouH. General THskcr H. Bliss.
who NaR member of the American
peace commission said today follow
inR a. call upon President Harding.
General bliss aaid that b." had
merely called 10 pay his respects 10
me president ana mad not dis usscd
r'purttiou8 or other international
matters.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
EDWARDS NAMED
AFTER ARGUMENT


rDNrt>rEp FROM rkDE ONE
$50 opposition was expected 90 tho
Dawes nomination.
Edwards Cru-scd PcrShing
Information submitted today by
Secretary Weeks regarding General
Edward record was given in exc
,utIyc .eaaiun Nomberr u tho conn
mIttoo said that DO disclosed existence
Of dIff,roucc- between General Per-
4hiug and General Edwards over Tho
utftcr.s course In commanding tho
28th division iu France. secretary
NockF. however. was reported 10
hty, declared oWphatloally tu demo
rHu, senators opposing Edwards
promotion that thorough search Of
fhr WHT department files had been
mtdD without finding any record Of
such charges as democratic senators
said that they understood were on
file.
Secretary Nccks. according to
committee members. was aaid TO
hayo testified today that after up-
position developed nt yesterdays
committee meeting against General
EdWarf hc had talked over the
rasc last night with Genera Por'h -
INK. Tho latter, IL was said. told
Secretary Weeks that ho not recon-
mentioned General Edwards for pro-
motion ana " called on tu act again.
would not now recommend General
Edwards for higher rank. Secrctry
Weeks was said 20 have stated also
that General Pcrahing did not now
disnpprovc or Oppus" General I'd
wards confirmation, desiring to rec
uain from intervening in the mater
Edwards Had triticiArd.
Information given to the com
nittec today by Secretary Weeks,
according TO committee luombcrs.
was to tho effect that events which
led to relief ~ General Edwards
from command OF the 26th division
on October 22. 1918 had their In
coption during tho previous July
Tho ordcrc relieving General I'D
wards from command came, II was
said, ON the day = '.'r his division
went into action. The committee
was told, II was said. that General
Edwards had criticized decision,
regarding strategy cmanHting from
general headquarters Nuothei
Circumstance said 10 have been in
VolVcd was that Of cooperation OF
General Edwards in executing plan,
| In the field involving his division
/ The element ~ reported diffcrcuC,
] between pcrshing and Edward,
/ was said not IN have been hclC
/ paramount by democratic oppon
| cnts OF confirmation. Democrat,
senators said the issue was whether
! the senate should confirm for pro
| motion an officer whom Genera
| PcrshinE had relieved from com
| mand, virtually on the eve OF bat
| tie. Tho democratic opponent
were said to have taken the position
that under these circumstances Il
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
I,crgdolI Probe Nearing

WASHINGTON, April 23-Thc
early part Of the coming week prob
ably viii sec the house committee
charged with investigating the
escape OF Grover Cleveland Bergdoll.
millionaire Stacker, in fun swing, il
was Indicated today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
Icrn,i,y Of indictment Questioned.

AUSTlN y, Texas. April "a
whether an indictment returned by
a grand jury on which there are
women jurors Is legal one Is the
basis Of an application for n writ Of
habcas corpus presented in tho
.court OF criminal appeals here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
SLIDING SCALE
GERMANS IDEA

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
the total demanded at the Paris CON
ference. but much larger than that
which was fixed at the recent Lon
don conference.
The offer of this tentative whole,
Il is believed. viii be amplifisd by
"a clause providing that the total be
made variable factor Germany
agreeing To pay n sum to be decided
annually by the judgment OF an in
ternational appraisal board" In ac-
cordance with the progress OF Ger
many's Industrial recovery.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

BLISS SAYS GERMANY
MUST PAY Off QUICK.
WASHINGTON, April 23,---CIer-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
Below We Mention Few of the Many Patterns
Lucerne Pattern English
Gold Band, Black Scroll Line

7l.-inch Plates, priced each .. 30c
6la-inch Plates, priced each ... 25c
5l2-inch Plates, priced each ... zoe
a 2-inch Plates, priced each. l5c
Fruits priced each .........,..l5c
S-inch Platters, priced each ... soc
S-inch Scallops, priced each 49,. 75c
Sauce Boats priced each ...... 75c
Boat and Stand, priced each q. $l.75
Pickle, priced each ...,.,,..,.. 40c
Cups and Saucers, priced each 40c
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

NEWPORT NEWS va April - j
r. NorEans steam yacht Corsair reported
In dispatches from Baltimore to have gone
aground or the South Carolina coast, ar
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-10-20
TALES OF TOWN

II every woman could do what she
wished to do. who would wash the
dishes?
Arbuckle will probably have to ship
his laundry home to his stepmother
after the lawyers get through with
him.
. . .
Your appendix may be entirely use
less to you--but gosh. think how it
may belly poor struggling doctor
some day.
q q z
Our guess is that next year the
mighty Babe Ruth win begin to slip,
and that ae won't make more than
IS home runs in the season
If one American dollar viii buy
100 German marks and one German
mark Will buy so Russian rubles, no
wonder food Is beycHd price in Russia
= = .
One thing We have ret the pleas
are to - Is . woman sweeping Up
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-10-20
ls.al, ina n.ppln I,

Lasting hannineea results from
building ideals into concrete struc>
lures that minister to human happi.
nesA The material things OF the world
have their worth, but even that de
ponds upon the uses they ara put to,
Many 4 log valuable for furniture
building has been used to all swampy
places over which cord-wood was
hauled. And the same Is true Of
ideals To really count they must be
fitted to good ends Joy comes from
projecting yourself into the future and
the welfare Of the rnce.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-10-20

WHEN the question Of soldier bonus
comes up, II is well enough to re-
member that the former service men
who were disabled and really needed
financial help have not fard so badly.
Tho director Of the war veterans bu-
reau is authority for the statement
that the government has already paid
more than % million dollars IN insur
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-10-20

Over Z quarter Of million we'll
known men and women from differ
ent parts Of the country have signed
written endorsements for Tanlac. H.
r Davis.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-10-20

The keen-eyed shopper looked
at the meat displayed on the butch
er,s stall for some minutes, and then
exclaimed: as that American NUT
toni" "Well, AS matter OF fact"
replied the butcher" the sheep was
born in New Zealand. But, madam"
he added in triumph, "it is of Amer
lean parents"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-10-20

Job was noble, patient, God FEAR
Ing man, and It Is but natural that
parents should be glad 70 name
son for him, but how in the name OF
Moses did the Hunter family Of Chi
cago come to think Of It! Couldn't
they foresee time like this and how
painful the name Of Job Hunter
would look in print!
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-10-20

A WRITER goes laboriously thru
several pages Of popular wom-
ans magazine explaining Show to
Get Married on s25 Week and Eat. I"
The woods are full Of people who are
married and have children, who are
living on SIS week, and not only
eat, but seem to have q pretty good
time out Of life. As rule, it is the
bald-hcaded barber who advises one
how to keep the hair beautiful and
iuxariAnt.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-10-20
CURRENT COMMENT

: - hang apouDd Tle Index o6ies
Svssy ~ during III worlds SERIES
Kifo vs. too shorf to wait for thu
evonin9 paper 70 come In. They tsss
~ 70 ksow whs tbs batteries we're,
What Oh Haba Ruth was doing and
vhothsr IL Giants had got Carl
Nnyt'n number. or whether Nshf
Ind IL skiIi 70 outwit the Ysnks.
AZ absut 3 O'Clock in the aftsrnoo1
onsh day che fans on the ranches y
~ ecuntry hsreahOut Knocked on
fvsm work long enough TO tsisphons
.m III seore. sAd even the fellows up
1t Gwset ana down At Fslk called up
70 learn how tn battle WAS going
And once in . whils womsn's voice
would ret on the Linz with the old
familiar question, "How's the seores"
And then, when school lot out,
long string Of Rangly boys would file
in front Of The Index windows to read
the bulletin and manifest their pleas
ura or disgust at the way the game
came out. Yes, in spite Of unemploy-
rasnt, tax revision snar's, the troubles
Of disarmament, the Irish question,
war; and rumors Of wars, the Fatty
Arbuckle case, or that one nearer
home, the "seriss" Is "the series" and
ths game remains @the game
THE dispatches the other day tell
Of Secretary Hoover going Ash
ing. With his problems Of feeding
and healing q misordsred world, the
secretary may quote distinguished
presidents for going fishing. Pack
up ypur troubles In your old kit bag
was tha advies Of The war ballad. The
Aah basket and the halt box are good
p1noos u seore ons's complsxss tn
Tins a poAeo. And - h the gun
aaA ~. Daniel Wshs1As, % history
tslls -. 1T hstoss IL isasnertAl ~
~ that ~ ~ HAyns. wen4 AsAinG.
Crevos CioyalAnA, WIKI N esahreglis
lupssd alput hin and f,srrowsd hisl
hspw, sought ~ ir,deassnt calm Of
Duasasls Hay. ThssAsrs Roossvslt
sNtstssA = ~ II skiff ard rev
- - So1s q onAtrs end tslspAsnsaI
q 0oGn1u MI. Hi IN iEioasl
lfler ~ dstn ~ b esstAsrn Va.
lsss GoSU Nh NJ tashni4ss ~ Ais
Ssos M ~ hus4 estopas g lAt-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-10-20

A WIFE IN another saats basss hsr
suit fos sspas1tisA o. ~
sreund list NJ hubbard spent feurs
AftAs IT hIs waking Aears tinksrin1
With his nqtorear. This 3 not . nsw
vses, althelEA III = parhAps ~ Art
tims that e has ~ toward ~ lssli
parting Of married folka- The habit
Of trying 70 improve on The eutomo-
bile manufactures grew with ths rise
OF the car. Owners whose passion
for mechanics had been inhibited for
years found an outlet for il ut last.
Dawn. shutdown, Sundays and holi-
days found the tinker tinkering. For
every hour he drove he tinkered IL.
Cautious girls will say TO applicants
for their hand: Are you content to
let our automobile run as the maker
It to or are you one Of those
tireless tinkers I"