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New-York tribune., 1921-11-10

trade. What is more, they
are shocked that the public
will buy the substitute when
the genuine is not to be had.
There are other manufac-
turers who might be the sun
OF their business, but who OBJ.
Ject to such development be-
cause it would help the lesser
lights.
Such firms need to be told
again and again that favor
able public opinion for their
goods does not take the form
OF active public aggression
against small and convenient
competition.
We all approve of the sun.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-10

"A o<Qtement by
LOTION HORTON
Pres Sheffield Farms Co.
the tesmss ssassa power fa'
. e * sss ' ss e., & Fey
sa tn @s 1s;s %
8atssas with f h tRsy @ hss % with violence our efforts to r.
tsss ss ; % mix sE duty s rtssss ss
sS past ss'5 ss s s S s dozen unions
aS saeses b
sdu{sratns sr the milk he relied on his union to
.,+ II he vas compans money he sought the pro-
is ss sssse, sss n ;s
ss s. @ % union % I'D % ,ss: s.5 s
s 8: % % ss; iss rs
spare our customers the Inconvenience and
S. p s % ss@ s % +
% % % ze asz sys M % :s sas, % as t
% % 1z sf ss1s a ;ss ssS::s sse
1 h % wo zds 5 ea msess aness st strike when
The time to fight this thing out is now
hsah saSSn and snd % % The
sss % tss ,aS % e ssstls s ss 19e5 IS Il f. 1
be
- - 'NAs a""S oiny through lear OF
!he good
The mast tuo
waiting for ~ NAe VIZ p@' e"o years are
3: NJ? s; &: ss,; a.
Yorkca weuaf
hight 10 better I n 1ns
greater efficiency
and better ~ ~ - N'"o'hs courtesy &C
JUS. sn as an yeli sa sSG D1oi na INTRODUCED % @ had
obstacles then with oSoAe"n'e INC
The lowered infant rate justified nv fcl+ ~
' ~ '''"A'0a ioy 1Sht Tor pateuriza
right and 1 right now
Six of under nv Man cup ,~o..
LOTION HORTON, President
Sheffield Farms Co..
NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1921-11-10

There are manufacturers
who by good merchandise and
good advertising are to their
markets what the sun is to
light.
But because they cannot
sell everybody all the time
they rail at the small parasite
who nibbles the edges Of their
New-York tribune., 1921-11-10

but we refuse to undress in
the dark.
Don't be afraid of unscru-
pulous firms of low candle
power. Do not fear that they
will ever furnish substantial
competition to anybody. Be
the sun, powerful and un-
afraid.
, 1921-07-01
HARRY FREE
Real Estate
Rentals

,sOoo-Buys a threeroom house with our finished rooms in the
basement The furniture g@s with n ous This property is in n
Butler addition. "s
nnery man; this house Is situated OF Cherry street.: good terms.
se5oo-A threeroon house with basement; all furnished; O n East
G street.
sasoo-Threeroom house and three lots 5x14O feet. all cash; shcrt
dan Heights 4 good buy. .-r-
s1,soo-Threero room house; this "a a dandy breakfast nook; lot is
4ox132 feet just being completed; only $500 first payment; $50 a month,
s5.75o-Four room house. with four room in basement; all modern
O South Walnut street. A good location for refinery worker.
s6000-Four roomsa d half basement; all modernHe Except heat: o
South Mckinley street; $500 cash and good terms on balance, A two-
ROOF house ain the rear. aH..r
s3o00-For m rourroom house with income of SIS per month, and
a tworoom house with income Of $50 per month This Is located OF tho
San Bar; VIII consider uad for kenwood property.
s3s0o-Fourroona and enclosed porch; located in Butler addition
balance.
s4soo-Four room and BATH: lot eoxso feet; a good u for a Mid.
vest nal a there Is q Midwest loan o n place; half ash. This house
is close on Ash street.
s75oo-Ffveroom house; three finished rooms in BASEMENT stucco
house with asst front; all modern; good garage; chicken house and a
oandy gaHeni all walks. driveway, lawn trees are in; on pave
ment- $4,000 will handle this. Fl r-
S4.boo-Five rooms; good lot; located o South Chestnut. $1,000
cash. balance good terms
NESS OR HoMEs-wE SELL LoTs ON EASY PAYMENT PLAN.
Insurance HARRY FREE investments
257 S. Center-The Lot Man-Phone 96SW
, 1921-07-01
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALOONS 4A-inch Parkers-
burg drllin- machine, complete
with boiler. engine. and complete
string of drilling tools. one No. 80
portable Star drilling machine with
calf reel, complete with boiler and
complete string of drilling tools. One
No. 81 Star gasoline tractor drilling
machine with complete string Of drill
inS tools. Each machine drilled one
well; also several strings casing. from
5 3-16 to 1914 inches; can be seen
at Usage. Wyo.; prices right. Inquire
j. c. Grant or. Durkee. Brothers,
Usage, Wyo., or Observation-Disclosures OH
and Gas Co., 1102 Standard Life build.
ing, Pittsburgh. Pa. 6-16-l5ts
, 1921-07-01
CASPER REALTY Co.

Wen located; east part II city: onehaif block from pavement; east
front; fun size lot; we are offering a good dveroom house; "A floor
in nvfngroom and dtningroom: good floors throughput rest o. house; two
large sleepngrooms lead hall between; linen closet; clothes closet: full
basement with two finished rooms space where two nor rooms ar ee
" good rooms; building could be made inof 1urroom apartment h
on a payment of 1880 down a the right figure. $1,000. This can be
bought furnished; Ill good furniture. including electric washer.
Just off CY avenue pavement n of the neatestt typical bungalows in
linen closet; there is bath; large Kitchen with breakfast nook six tet
long: vfngroom n diningroom combined I4x2o; onk noors throughout;
large basement; furnace broad cement steps IL feet wide; this property
Is new. In he besto Of condition and the owner Is anxious -
o n a reasonable payment down.
Close o refinery: good apartment house consisting II W threeroom
apartments h price is $500 with a cash payment Il $1,000: well worth
considering.
I North Casper. wen located. new district. good fourroom house.
which an be rented Is "A double apartment or family al live in
side n rent tbs other and get rs TO 20 rcn a ont ar ia M O
a payment Of $500 down; HI price is right.
CASPER REALTY co.
MEMBERS OF THE cAsPEE REAL ESTATE BOARD
Hotel fleming, Ground FloOr-Phone ;3S1
, 1921-07-01
SPECIAL No. 80,

On a splendid high. level lot in
southwest Casper; good location Tor
refinery man. is a lean looking new
house. strictly modern. 1t has two
bedrooms. n ltvingroom and an .up-to-
date kitchen; Dor arc oak and. fir.
On the back OF the lot a little two
room house has just been built and in
IL we fir lights, water. gas. sink and
Sc yer. This little house viii rent FOR
$50 per month II interested in this
hone where you can do what you
please when you wish. call US. and
we will tell you about II.
, 1921-07-01
A LOOK
MEANS
A LOT
SEE BEN
LOOK
MEANS
A LOT
BUSINESS is GOOD.

Eleven small homes. % under construction, N of which VIII be
completed tomorrow, located in CASPER VIEW ADDITION. Prices
1900; terms $500 cash. balance monthly. Why pay rent?
A five broom stricly modern bungalow with full easement. apartments
finished in basement; sidewalks and curb in. This ome is exceptionally
veil constructed. Dtningroom and nvineroom arc finished in mahogany
stain; floors are a bathroom and kitchen are finished in white crames
buntin kitchen cabinet and other features of convenience IN the htcher
Located o South jackson street. justo IF Second street. lt Is largo L
faces the eat Price $1,000.
Threeroor cottage built o rear of large. level lot n West -Four.
teent street: house is vel constructed: lathed and piasrored; as electric
nghts, waters gas In the alley. Price $1,000, liberal terms
Small home. size 1.x24: water, electric lights: sink and drain board:
furnished. This little home is built o n oil lot car be converted
into garage or rented should purchasers build a larger house later n
Located o. South jackson street inc block off paved street Price
$500. terms
Three rooms. N block from CY paving; lot 50xl3o; east front;
cement driveway and garage Price $4,000: terms $1,000 cash. balance
monthly.
This n is a good investment. Nineroom house With a tworoom
house N ar n lot: rents fol Sis a month. Price 1880. Terms.
$1,000 cash, balance monthly.
A fourroom house. tworoom house and double garage o n Cherry
street; lot 50x15o: level and asst front; good income property Il a
bargain. Price $3.50 on terms.
Fourroom cottage; new and well constructed; Athed and piastered;
small house on real of lot; located o n corner lot on south Cottonwood
street. =
Lots in all parts of the city.
MEMBER OF CASPER REAL ESTATE BOARD.
, 1921-07-01
BRIGHT
SPOTS I'm
REAL ESTATE


In the south part Of town and a
little to h east lies an IDEAL lot. ex-
Ioeedingiy level: about one block from
pavement. and in a neiEhborhood OF
excellent homes. This kin OF lot
is very scarce. as most all have been
grabbed OF by people OF excellent
taste. A site for your horne IS the
lrs1 particular step-s1,65 $3.50
down.
, 1921-07-01
SPECIAL NO. II.

Here is a brand new house for you.
Never been occupied. II is strictly
modern in every respect. Has four
rooms md bath on first floor. and n
full basement. This place viii certain
$4,000. The price Is not SO. 900 nor
$4,000. but it Is in that class. $4,000
and this place is yours, and listen
81 500 Will handle this. with s25 per
month payment to the owner and pur-
chaser to assume building and loan
of $500. This is n of tho best that
we have TO offer. Come and see.
The Western Realty Co.
F. NJ. zIsrMERs. Pres. & Gen. Mgr.
Suite 511. OIL Exchange Building
, 1921-07-01

$500 down. $50 per month; three
rooms and enclosed porch: built-in
features; finished in white enamcl;
southwest part; high ground-s4,oOO.
, 1921-07-01

Three rooms and breakfast nook;
wen located: modern except heat; fulI-
sized lot. Terms reasonable.
, 1921-07-01
W.. e. Gullord
Real Estate
eli O-S Bldg. Phone $50.
List Yours-we'n Sell It.

$500 down, six-room frame house;
upstairs and basement rented; all mod
ern: near refinery.
, 1921-07-01

FOR SALE-Baby sulky and real In.
dian blankets and automobile robes,
cheap; southwest corner X and st
John SITS. 673O-6t-
, 1921-07-01

$500 down. $40 per month; three
rooms. lights. water at corner of. lot;
southeast part Price, $500.
, 1921-07-01

$4,000. including car; 500 per mo.
Beautifully furnished ~five-room bun
galow. -o1ern- Would rent for
$50. Price. $1,000.
, 1921-07-01
POSITIONS WANTED

wANTED-Pinco ns housekceper or
cook. Can give references. Box
244. Tribune. 6-ss-5t.
, 1921-07-01

FOR SALE-Reed baby buggy $40;
Woodrow Electric washer, S75. 4O5
East Fourteenth. Phone 1634-R,
6-So-3ts
, 1921-07-01
PERSONAL

TANTED@To ride with some one
going by euto Rawlins. or Green
River. VIII make arrangements
Prefer to 60 Saturday. 419 North Mel
rose. after . O'Clock. $685.
, 1921-07-01

5000 down.
, 1921-07-01

Lot with two shscks. Place to 1.-Two
and one to rent.
, 1921-07-01

ALEX MARSHALL
$50 N. CENTER. Phone I2Ic-w.
Beautiful modern home, completely
furnished. on South David street. on
paving; terms.
New modern home on CY avenue:
everything up to date. Owner has in.
come of S95 a month from basement
ahd garage. Furnished or unfur.
b a real buy. Terms.
one Of the best buys In Casper
100 IT. on East Second st. on pavirp.
100 on South Mckinley. There are
iwo furnished houses renting for SEQ.
AVN anu shade trees; sidewalks ali
IN Owner out of town and anYions
to sell. Price. $3.50; terms.
Lots In all parts or the city.
Terms to suit purchasers.
, 1921-07-01

FOR SALE-Pair bay mares. set good
work harness. $40 West Yellow
, 1921-07-01
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Tire rack with Auto No. 296es
attached. Finder please return to
1920 South Conwe1l or Tribune office.
6-29-2ts
, 1921-07-01
LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE-Bunch of young horses
from ~two-year-olds up; also one 25
horsepower Fairbanks Morse station
airy engine j. NJ. Trivett. 125 South
Center street 5-27-tf
, 1921-07-01
SERVICES OFFERED

STORE WINDOW and porch awr.
ings. tents. camping equipment can
vas goods Of all descriptions Prices
ard parsicJ,arp. Cali G. ]. KIsticr,
Phone 1616-M. 743 South Durbin.
6-2f-tf
, 1921-07-01
FOR S%ALE-HoUSEs

FOR SALE-New two-room bo,,.o
well built and finished; in North
Burlington. VIII sell with small nav.
ment down. Ask for Mrs. Luke III.
rich Colorado Rooms. South Durbir,
- 5-3o-1ts
, 1921-07-01

FOR SALE-Aimost new Kinzeburl
walnut piano; will sell cheap il
taken at once. $50 West II. street.
slot
, 1921-07-01

OATS FOR SALE-wyoming native,
10000 pounds; price on application.
Russell Hardware &C., Worland, Wyo.
6-2S-5t
, 1921-07-01
BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE-Ffve-room boarding
house; good business 80 West
Yellowstone. 6-2s-4ts
, 1921-07-01
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-Four or five
room house. furnished or unfur-
nished. References exchanged. Phone
1884, Mr.. Reasoner. 62s-tf
, 1921-07-01

FOR SALE-35o square #. OF sodded
lawn. ia South David. Phone
4IsJ. 6-30-St
, 1921-07-01
HELP wANTD-FEMALE

YOUNG LADIES. married or single.
wiEhlng 10 oorn comfortable In
como spare time in q strictly high
class way. please eAu Persohaly De-
.ween II and Il n NJ Mrs. Hicks,
EIchtes Music Co. 1876 South Center.
s-2s-tt
, 1921-07-01

Eleven small homes. now under construction. one Of which
$1,000; terms $500 cash. balance monthly. Why pay remit
, 1921-07-01

HOUSE CLEANING. any and all
kinds. Vacuum and scrubbing rugs
a spccialt.. Ali work guaranteed.
Prices reasonable. Phone 7s1-R.
6-2s-6ts
, 1921-07-01

WANTED-Hignest price poid for
, 1921-07-01

FOR SALE-Beautiful corner lot or
viii sell lot and build house to suit
parties. 629 Kirk street. 6-1-tt
, 1921-07-01

WANTED TO RENT-Steamer trunk
for about two months. Phone 12s0J.
6-30-1t
, 1921-07-01

FOR SALE-one No. oil Jaeger con.
crete mixer, in AL condition. Phone
Storkr at 1911. 6-25-tt
, 1921-07-01

FOR SALE-By owner, eight.room
boarding house; now doing nice
business $1,000 cash, balance good
terms. Call at 109 West X st.
6-3O-6ts
The evening world., 1921-03-31
NEW PARACHUTE
IN THREE TESTS
Army Filters Drop $500 Feet and
Declare Two-Umbrela De-
vice a Success.
vice a Success.

Three army flyers at Mitchell Field
Aiineola, yesterday tried out from &.
height of $500 feet a new type of
parachute equipped with two ''uD-
brellas." The device was pro-
nounced successful
One of the umbrellas" is used 70
check the downward speed and the
other is a safety device. None Of the
axperimenters found it necessary TO
resort to the second
The test was made in De HaViland
four-plane piloted by Lieut. Lucas V.
Beaux- His passengers were Lieut..
&. b. Ffnter, Lieut. E II. Barksdale
and Lieut.. +. B. johnson.
Iiarksuale leaped first, landing IN
trushwood and abradins his nose.
Lieut.. johnson follow ed moment
later. His right shoulder was
wrenched when the parachute opened
100 quickly, but he landed without
further injury IN an open lot
Finter landed IN tree top han
mile from the Others His parachute
was tangled in the branches and he
vas held prisoner until men working
IN a nearby field extricated him.
The evening world., 1921-03-31
Wall St. Gossip
LIBERTY BONDS.


liberty 3 12s opened 9O.2S, UP .Os
ID Is, 81; I'd LIS, $40; Sd, 1924: Ath.
s72O; Victory 23-is. 1854. off %;
4 S-4s, 1884.
CURB.
Opened irregular. Int. pet, 10 ga,
off Ia: Intercont. Rubber, 1O-lOI-2;
Duraut Motors, q: Siurms, 7I-4-7S-s;
MaTRcafbo, 30 1-2, off l-2; Salt Creek,
- 1-S-l3 1-2; Caribbean, Sis; Retail
Candy. TIT 81.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE OPENING.
Sterling, cables 3.92E, or Ike.
French francs, cables O7O2, off
.OOO3h. Lire, cables, .O41O, of .OOO6
Belgian francs. demand .O7sl, cables
.O7S2, of OOO4. Marks, cables .Ol5s,
unchanged. Canadian dollars, de-
mand $50, unchanged. Austrian kr.,
demand .O026h, cables .OO27. Swiss
| francs, demand 1887, cables 1873.
| Guilders, demand .S451, cables .3453.
! Pesetas, demand 1899, cables .l4Ol.
| Sweden kr., demand .234O, cables
| .2345. Norway kr,, demand 1907,
| cables 1912. Denmark kr, demand
1870, cables 1915. Argentine pesos,
demand 1920, cables .764O.
DIVIDENDS.
The N. J. Zinc Co. declared the reg.
ular quarterly per cent. dividend
payable May 10 to stock OF record
April 30. The regular quarterly divi
dend was declared for the following
quarter, payable Aug. 10 TO stock OF
/
nounced that the dividends were pay
able out OF surplus.
Warren Bros. Co. passed the April l
dividend payments Of $3.50 on the LIST
preferred and Sl.75 on the I'd preferred
| stocks.
Consolidated Cigar Corp. declared
the regular quarterly S1.75 common
dividend, payable April Is to stock OF
record April 10.
The evening world., 1921-03-31
SEEK TO BETTER
ROADS CONDITIONS
Securities Owners Invite Brother
hood Employees to Confer
ence Monday.

Alarmed by the greatly decreased
incomes of railroads, the Executive
Committee OF the National Associa-
ton of Owners of Railroad Securities
appointed yesterday in meeting at
No. so Broadway a committee to in
quire into the causes OF the situation
and to confer with representatives of
the four brOtherhoods of employees.
In a letter to the brotherhoods, in
Wiling them to confer with the com
mittee in the Hotel AstOr next Mon
day morning, s. Davies Warfield,
President of the association and o!
the Continental Trust Company o.
Baltimore, wrote in part:
AT a meeting of the Executive
Committee of this association spe-
cal committee Was named to make
inquiry into the conditions surround
ing the railroads OF the country,
which at this time are not producing
net earnings as a whole sufficient 10
meet their fixed charges by millions OF
dollars, This committee desires to be
helpful in this crisis OF American
transportation, in which the en-
pbOyees of the railroads are greatly
concerned, together with the owners
of the securities of these properties
and the general public"
The evening world., 1921-03-31

three points, compared with the clos
Ing quotations Of last night.
At the same time the more stable
stocks, including coppers. rails and
the higher grade lndustrRis, went
down from substantial fractions 10
more than 9 point. There was a
conspicuous lack OF outside or public
buying. and at times Il required only
a comparatively light volume Of Of
ferings 10 cause fairly substantial re-
cessionH.
There was the usual crop OF un-
favorable rumors, moat Of which had
70 do with impending dividend redue-
tons or new financing. and most Of
which are stated in official quarters
70 be without any foundation in fact,
international Harvester was a strik-
ing case in point. Following its 7
point drop Of yesterday the stock was
heavy in early trading to-day. The
report was heard on all sides that the
dividend will be wiped out at the next
meeting OF directors. But one OF the
most influential directors Of the com
pany asserts that there will not be
any reduction in the dividend and
furthermore, that the company will
not soon have to enter the market
for new funds.
Central Leather preferred. which
was another decidedly weak feature
yesterday, falling to the lowest point
touched since 1908, made a new low
record. Professional traders are
spreading the report that the dividend
on this stock will be wiped out at the
next directors' meeting. and while II
Is known that the forthcoming state
ment Of earnings, covering operations
for the first quarter Of this year, will
make a very poor showing, no one
can say with any degree of certainty
what action directors will take on
the dividend, for the board has not
discussed the matter, even in a tenta-
tive way.
A reason for the heaviness OF the
rails was found in the published
statement OF the Interstate Commerce
Commission that in January the rail.
roads Of the country as n whole
showed a. deficit after taking care Of
charges, and that LOG out of POP com.
panies failed 20 earn their operating
expenses ana taxes. Judging by the
statements nov being published, COW
erng operations for February, rail-
roads as a whole will make "a much
poorer showing in that month. But
best Judges OF the railroad situation
TO be found in the financial district
give the opinion that the railroad
situation has turned the corner and
that statements for March and sub
sequent months viii make a much
improved showing.
II became known to-day that Presi-
dent Harding Is comforting with In
terstate Commerce Commission Off
Gals and with members of the Labor
Board for the purpose of evolving a
plan to hefp railroads ont of their
present plight.
There was considerable profit TAX
ing and new short selling In the lead
ing motors, and StudebalSer and other
leaders declined a point or more.
The evening world., 1921-03-31
COOPER UNION BAR
LAID TO COMMITTEE
Object, Not to Dsbs Meeting, but
to Persons Backing 1t, Says
Head of Trustees.

The use of Cooper Union for a
meeting to create public sentiment
in favor of the release OF Eugene V.
Debs and other political prisoners
was refused not because Of the pur-
pose Of the meeting so much as be-
cause of the personnel OF the com
mittee to be in charge, according TO
n. Fulton Cutting, President OF the
Cooper Union Board OF Trustees.
The Political Amnesty COMMITTEES
of No. z East 18th Street through
Adolph Germer, director, apphed TOT
the use OF the hall and was refused
nfter information had been given
about the speakers, purpose OF the
meeting sc. Explaining the stand
of the trustees, Mr.. Cutting said:
Il have no objection to a public
meeting in the Cooper Union audlto-
rum to advocate the release OF
Eugene Debs, but l object to letting
the hall for that purpose 10 a com :
mittee in the membership OF which l
see the names OF individuals VINO, in
my Judgment, were thoroughly dis
loyal during the war"
The committee TO which Mr.. Cut
ting refers consists of the Rev. john
HAYNES Holmes, Mrs. Harriet Stan-
ton Blatoh, Judah l. Magnes, Jere-
miah O'Leary, Sidney Hillquit, Ben
jamin Schlesinger, Morris Hillquit,
ernest Bohm, AlgernOn Lee and
Charles w. Erwin.
Mr.. Germer said yesterday the plan
OF holding the Debs meeting had Deen
abandoned until the return April ID
from Washington Of the comAttet
which is working there under the d.
rection OF Mrs. Batch for the release
OF DebS and others.
The evening world., 1921-03-31
To-Day's Slogan:
Swat the Fly Today
He may MOI be in
Reach TOmOA -OW."
Only two days more.

only Two Gays more.
Friday and Saturday are the last
two days Of the great SWAT THE
FLY contest. All essays and poems,
to be considered by the judges, must
be mailed before midnight on Satur-
day. So il you want TO win part
Of the $1,000 given by Edward Hatch
jr for the best essays and poems
about the ny, don't delay a minute
longer.
Then there will be the party, TO
which all the winners, with one guest
each, will be invited. The exact date
is not yet known, but will be given
in The Evening World some time be
fore the event 1t will be in the
assembly room of the Merchants AS
ISOLATION in the Woolworth Building.
Boys and girls who are taking part
in the contest will aid the fight
against the terrible insect by point
ing 1t out to proprietors of restau-
rants, stores and street stands when
ever one is observed II there are
more than one, the number may be
counted out loud. and should prove
very effective in convincing the pro-
prietor.
AS soon as the contributiOnsehave
been sorted out the work OF the
judges will begin. II will, of course,
be a week at least before the winners
are known, as the judges are very
busy men and we shall have TO wait
until they have time to give the con-
tributions full consideration.
Here arc some more poems and
/ essays submitted for the contest:
Soon ne weather WIN be bot,
Days d danpE fOT the TOT
To be rld o. uh5 dread pout
Oeaseloss offort Will do mUh,
Do not ID one Il them tOSEh
Do nOt let chance 80 BY
TO aEassinaie the NJ.
MARION BOWMAN,
ten years old.
! No. LOG Beach 64th Street, Arvenne,
On ths nys thin leos a thousand hain
WbiCh have A milbOn germs or more,
/ WhIoh carIles deaHh 70 b1fy's door.
So YOU Who have your batieB dear
And pray for chem ehch day and night
! Just swat the ~. And DO not fea
TO sEa With all yOH might.
SYLVIA MANSFIELD
| ten years old.
No. SO Malta Street Brooklyn.
Flies, little as they are, cause
| so many diseases and deaths that
they must be gotten rid of. Not
only are they dangerous to our
health. but are bOthersOme and
annoying. During the summer, IT
is almost impossible to eat with
out having them around 1t IS
then, when their numbers are
great, that people begin swattng
them, instead of doing so now.
Let's not wait. Swat them now.
Our slogan should be, "A fly
swatted to-day is worth a hum
dred swatted tomorrow"
IRVING JAMES,
ten years old.
No. s62 Aidus Street
l am now ten years old and 1T