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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-26
WEST MOSCOW

Ice cutting on Temple Pond has
come to a close for this season with
upwards of 1900 cakes cut and de-
livered.
Austin Jones was saving wood last
week for Waldo Dunton.
Mrs. Ralph ,Hinekley and Miss
Gladys Barron were visiting at Mrs.
r. II. Crombie's last week.
Austin Golf has started hauling
pulp to bingham and has got himself
new horse.
Arthur Berry wishes to thank the
Good VIII Club for their kind thought
in sending him such IA nice box during
the time of his broken arm.
Mrs Fred Collins will entertain the
Good viii Club at her home for the
first time on Thursday. January 26.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-26

Abbott is caring for mother al
daughter
Mrs Clara Butler has closed M
house and gone to Pennington for Ii
winter. Mrs. Butler is caring for h
daughter, Mrs. Winnie Pooler, who b,
been seriously i'll.
Miss Beatrice Butler has gone
Lewiston where she has employma
and Miss Bina Butler will go to Fam
ington.
This place was in total darkne
Sunday night, the severe storm plal
ing havoc with the wires.
The Mas querade Ball given by Va
nuns Orchestra Friday evening VI
well attended and fine time reports
Mr., and Mrs. Arthur Withee al
boarding at Harold Luce's.
Universalist Church services will
held. at the home of Mrs. Eben Can
ley's next Sunday Jan. Goth.
Harold Dunlap was at home over h
week end
Mrs. Annie Fuller is in Lexngts
caring for Mrs. Eugene Durrcll Mud
Sympathy is felt by the people of tf
village for Cephas Walker, who I,
Gently had u severe accident
The Joint installation OF oiiicens
the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs VI
well attended Wednesday, night and
fine supper Of oyster stew, cracksl
coffee and cake was served to sbo
eighty.
Sherwood Gould purchased nj
colt last week.
The regular grange meeting "
take place Saturday evening, Jan.
and the first and second degrees v
be worked on five candidates.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-26
The Interesting News Of
Somerset's Busy Towns
or ATINk

Mrs Imogene Merrill has moved
down TO Hotel Sterling where she ex-
poets to spend the remainder of the
winter.
a. W. Clark has finished yarding and
is now hauling to the landing.
Sherman Beane has taken Job of
Will Jones and Is now located in his
camp on Bowtown. Earl Beane is
driving the team.
Harry Pooler who has been working
up to Indian Pond is now at home.
Fred Moore is packing ice for VIII
Whorff
Several Of the relatives and friends
gathered at Ralph Sterling's Saturday
night At o'clock twenty sat down
to a fine supper. Things to eat were
too numerous to mention as every one
took their appetite with them. The
good things disappeared like magic.
"63" was enjoyed until late hour by
the entire company. Prizes were won
by Eugene Clark and A g. Hunnewell
The next meeting of the Womans
Club will be with Mary Witham and
Leona Sterling as hostesses. Subject
The Boy Scout Movement; roll call.
Current Events readng-a mother
talk on the Boy Scouts; recitation by
Leona Sterling; contests, etc.
The annual meeting of the Library
association was held at Addie Bakers
to elect officers for the coming year:
President. Adah Spaulding; librarian
and secretary, Addie Baker; directors,
Alice Clark Eunice Spaulding, Sophia
williams. A vote of thanks was given
to David Pooler for his donation of
books to the library.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-26

Mrs. Imogene Merrill has moved
down to Hotel Sterling where she ex-
poets to spend the remainder of the
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-26
NEW PORTLAND

Mrs. Annie Nichols, who recently
underwent surgical operation, is re-
ported to be gaining.
Due to bad roads the Pennington
s+aFe did not mike the usual trip
Monday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Perley Luce.
Jan. %, daughter. Mis-. Mabellee
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-26
CANAAN

joint installation of the Sons of
Veterans and Ladies' Auxiliary was
held Wednesday evening Jan. Is Past
Commander Fred E. Earle in a very
able manner installed the officers of
the S. Of V. as follows; Commander,
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-19
pETITIoN FoR n1scHARGE

4 - , - AC4F T VIZ ltiDNAiAANOEt
United States, District Court, West
nrn DivisioA Southern Dictrict Of
Georgia:
In the matter Of Samuel D. Sur
rency, Brunswick, Glynn county,
Bankrupt bankruptcy.
To the creditors of the above-named
bankrupt:
You are hereby notified that the
above named bandrup, has applied for
a discharge from all debt provable
against him in bankruptcy.
The said application will be heard
by the United Stated district Judge
Of said division and district at the
United States court room in the city
Savannah, Georgia, on the Sth day Of
January, 1923 at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon
All creditors Of said bankrupt are
notified to appear at the time and
place stated and show cause if any,
they can why the prayer of said pc
titioner should not be granted Dated
at Savannah, Ga, this 8th day of De-
cember, A. D., 1922.
l.. M. ERWIN. Clerk,
By ] G. Morcock, Deputy Clerk
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-19
TODAY'S BLUNDER
CORRECTED

4. + 4 = = = . i.
The word City" should not be used
as part of the address on letter
or package. 1t does not take much
LONGER to Write out the name of the
city, with the state, and it may save
annoying delay. Letters which are
sealed with a sponge and those upon
which the stamps are dampened with
a sponge frequently stick together
and if letter addressed ''City" sticks
to letter addressed to another city
and should be misthrown to that city,
it is a matter of chance whether or
not it will be delivered; and If 1t is
delivered there Is sure to be delay
Travelling men sometimes fall into
the habit of using the word City
as a part of the address, forgetful
OF the fact that when the letter is
mailed not to be in the city in which
they reside, and therefore delay and
perhaps non-delivery is the RESULT.
the designation north, south, east or
west before the hahie Of the street
should always be used to avoid delay,
when it is required as a part Of the
address.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-19
MARsHALtjs SALE

There will be sold at the city pound
on the 29rd day Of December, 1922, at
Il o'clock
one red male hog, about two years
old, Inafked under square and split
III right ear and crop in thesleft ear :.
SAID hog is now in the city pound and
viii be sold to pay impduhding fees
and cost
This the 18th day Of December, 1922
j. E. REGISTER,
Marshall, City Of Brunswick, ca.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-19
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SPECIAL NOTICES
SPECIAL NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that neither
the master, owners, agents nor the
consignees of the American steamship
joseph NJ Cudahy, will be responsi-
BILE for any debts Contracted by any
nembeAof the crew, whatsoever, 9th
er than'the master.
STRACHAN SHIPPING co
Dec. 10, 1922. Agents
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-19

~
PETITION TO DISSOLVE CHATTER
GEORGIA-Glynn County.
To the superior court of said coun-
ty:
The petition OF Charlton Land &
Timber company respectfully shows:
1. Petitioner was Incorporated un-
der charter granted by this honorable
court on April %, 1904.
2 Petitioner has disposed of its
entire assets and has paid all Of its
debts
g. The capital stock of petitioner
issued and outstanding is one hundred
and twenty-five shares the par val
lie of S10O 90 each. All of it's assets
were distributed to stockholders about
three years ago.
A. At a meeting of petitioners s
stockholders held November 18th, 1922
called for the purpose Of considering
and taking action looking to its dis
solution by surrender of its charter
and franchise, as provided hv law, at
whiah all of the stockholders were
present in preson or represented by
proxy resolution was unanimously
adopted as follows:
BE it resolved, Alat Tia board Of
directors and officers of the company
be and they hereby are authorized
and DIRECTED to do all such acts and
things as may be Necessary to SUR
render to the state of Georgia the
charter and franchise of ~ company
and to effect its dissolution as a cor
poration including the making Of ap-
plication to the superior court of
Glynn county, Georgia, for such sur
render and dissolution "
5. And at meeting of petitioners
board Of directors held the same date
resolution was adopted ratifying
and approving the acts and things
done at the aforesaid meeting of the
stockholders, and tie officers Of the
company We're authorized and direct
ed to prepare and file this motion.
6. Your petitioner owns no proper
ty and owes no dehtu
WHEREFORE, petitioner prays.
(a) That an order be granted here
on fixing hearing Of this petition
at the courthouse Of Glynn county
as provided by law
OBJ And that at the hearing de-
cree be granted accepting q surrender
Of petiti@er's eharter and franchise
and effecIlas its dissolutionA
BENNET, pWITTY & WEsE,.
Petitioners Attorneys
Stale Of Delaware,
New Castle County
Before the UNDERSIGNED in person
appeared w r, Cook, who havine
been first duly sworn, deposes
says ON oath than he Is secretary o.
Charlton Land & Timber company
that ~ ALLEGATIONS eontam ii
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-19

CoLoRED dining car Walters and
sleeping car porters wanted. En-
perience unnecessary We teach you.
InfornAation free. Write 5O7 Rail
way Exchange, Omaha, Nebraska f23
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-19

hfAJittilA -Ui9 III OVuUty
10 The Superior Court Of said counl
ty
In the mnter Of Charlton Land &
Timber Company, petition for dissolu-
tion Of corporation.
Upon reading and considering the
foregoing petition it IS ordered that
the game be filed in the Office Of the
clerk Of the SuRagior court Of GIynn
county, and that Ne heying Of said
petition be held at th&@6urthouse in
said county on January Is, 1923, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, or as soon
thereafter as the same may he he 4 I'D
and thaA q copy Of the petition and of
this order be published once a week
for four weeks before tile date Of
hearing in the Brunswick News, the
newspaper wherein sheriff's sales for
said county are published.
At Brunswick, Georgia, this Decem-
Der 1S, 1922
J P. HIGHSMITH,
Judge, S G. B. G..
Original filed in office this Decem-
Der l8, 1922.
H. r duBIGNON,
1918 &c IL 8 Clerk
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
DANGER

Pie insurance D. th latest
That's the trade name. but luc
policies protect restaurant and
other seller, at tood. n general.
from damage suits when the food
makes the eaters 10 or kills them
outright.
Plenty OF customer. the msur-
aucc people announce Good rcas-
ON. \ wedding cake, when cut re-
Gently in New York, was found 10
contain a dead rat IL cost the
pastry baker $1,000 damages
when sued
BE careful what YOU eat Food
is the most dangerous thing IN
civilization, especially when cat
en- 20 excess.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
FOILED!

The LOYAL Order q Americans
organizing irving 10 counicract
the Ku kluN Khan. grows rapidly
Quite natural, by the law Of cause
and effect.
Every action has an equal and
contrary reaction
And au urgau.latiun-ior AWAY,
brings INTO existence an organi-
yation-again,i. Just a question Of
time until they cancel each other
Il is possible that the Loyal
Order OF Americans will become
more powerful than the Ku kluX
Khan. Mayhr 70 viii blot the klaB
out Of existence Then would
come third organization Ca
countcract the Loyal Order oi
Amcncans.
Nature has a shrewd WAY %
keeping everything h7'anr b..
the long run. The Do rr a -rw
mer eyaporates water iram 3D.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03

ocean. The yapor drifts inland,
condcnscs. falls as rain, iorms
rivulcts, runs into creeks, on into
rivers-and back to the sea.
The balance restored, the pro-
cess starts over again.
You see this law working iu
the actiyi,ic, Of people 4 society
against AWAY, rises 90 oppose the
society ior 4 political party
comes into power with opposition
crushed. the field 90 itself Bot
things soon change Opposition
sprouts up. grows until % wrc,ts
control from the old leaders
Democrats and Republican, iuI
low each other in an eternal cycle
though the names 81 the parties
change as the ccnturic, sHp hy.
Nature loves a certain normal.
80. insist, un b. Whenever hn.
mainly get, either above OF below
mat normal nature starr ,'''
ing thing restoring ''''''''
equilibrium
~ \ '' W "' ~.
rcsi"ra'ioi'-"l bd''h,' h "''"'
keeps men, c"iI'''''''f' 'u't '''''
cradle To- grave. -,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
Book of St. Luke

him 20 his wothef.
o. And there came a fear on an and
they Eloriiied God, lying. That great
prophet ia risen az among us. and, That
God hath visited h- people.
~ And this ruuour ~ him went
forth throughout all ludca. and through
1ut an the region round about
"a And the disciples ~ John showed
him Of all these things.
10. Aud John calling unto him two
n bis disciples sent them 90 Jesus. Say.
ms. Art thou hc that should come or
iuok we Ion another
90 when the mon were come unto
/ him. they said. JOHN Baptist hath sent
us unto thee. say.re Art tho. hc Thar
should Gomez or look we for another?
20 Aud ga that .uuc hour ho cured
many Of their mfImties and plaques.
1ul o., 'yb spirits and unto many that
ouo llud hc gave arht
o.. Then Jesus answering said unto
fU.m Go Your WAY lud tr'l John what
tHng. So have seen md h.I.I how 'mf
'hr blind eec. tho lrinD walk tine lepors
ro .'rtnard tho deaf hear. The dead are
|rl .sed q. thc poor IRE gospel ig preach
|,i
% Aul blessed b. hc. whosoeyoI
shah not be offended iu mo
And wnon the messengers ol
John wore departed. b. began 90 sposl
uni. ih' ueonlc cuuccrnu John What
V'n' sol uut into the w.ldorurss fm On
ser' a I'cd shaken with tho wind3
O., EUi what went Sc out Tor ca sc,7
Ia uau clothed iu ut uimcnt Behold
'h,. vh'.h uro gorgsously apfar,llod
Iud lto drIIr,t"ly. ere boz kings courts
CO., nut what went yc uui ior 90 src
4 prophet Yea I aty unto YOU, and
mulch more than prophet
ThIs ls De-, uf whom 30 Is written
Behold ! s'Hd my messenger before ny
p face. which shall prepare thy way 10
fore .hDc
ls bon 7 say unto sou. Among those
, that 1850 born ~ women there Be- not n
.rr1f.l urphot than John thu iapt So
3 huf hr tmt iH lr'st u th, kingdom Il
b Coed greater than he.
90 And al the pcoplo that heard hiu
+ and 90, puhlicus. justified Cod. bcinr
baptized With thu baptism OF John
) 800 Hu the Phariso"s and lawyers TO-
Iut,l thu counsel Of Cod against them
. selves. being not baptized 81 him.
. TO BE Coutinucdl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03

CHATTER
y.u when h. bad ended au h.f saw
.rt. .r OBJ, audience ~ thc people, ~
entered info Ctpcuaum.
Ara 70 certain centurion servant.
,,f, was dear unto him. WIS sick. ana
ready .o d.'
And when Do heard oi Jesus. h'
s.Hi unto Dim tho elders oi the Jews.
U..rrhIng hm that hr would come
ana l.u h.s servant
Aud ahnu they came 10 Jesus
u.. b. ought him instantly 1iiing.
Tint H. nls worthy f.r whom ho hould
DO fl.#
ru ho iove'h our nation 1nd he
H..H mf uH q synagogue.
INur Is.u. went with them Ana
...H.r boz Wls uuw NOT Dr 'rW 'he
ibo4s, iH. centurion scent friends 90
.h.m. saving unto him. Lord irouhI. no'
.fhs..Ir fa. ! nm u.f worthy iht thou
.b.ul,I outcr under mr roof
/ Wherefore neither Thought . w}
self vorhe io O.m, unto th'.. hai ''
.Iu % word. and my servant shall b
healDI
For also ann MON s.' undo. 1u
thority. having under mo s"IdIor.. an'
-t onto .np geo ana h' rn''n Hn'
loo another Conn. .r1 hp ,um.'h fni q
Ions e.'Hnf pp iu# lud Doe d".iH DO
WHOM I,.u beard those things
be- wlr,.I,i af um. and turned hiu
about .rI Hd unto tto people 'mt
followed nu Hr uu'" you. hfv
ru, found .u rr.r hith, no. mot %
H.I
/ fH NuI tH.. ihai vrrr -"ni return
Inns fu fha Hou.. found thr .'t'u
whole tr1t bad been s.ak
o. Ana % came to p5. tF. dI. Mite
chat hr went into O. city called N''i
land uIng uf hls disciple w'u w.'O h'n
and much rcopi"
Do E0w when Doc came NIGH 'N IA
.sa,. of 'H, ,.fr. behold Their, $50. u dcnI
Imam carried ont tho only -ou OF Do.
.mutlO and sH, was widow ud niue
|p.unt .' mo- Dir Nt with h'r
Ia And when iho lord saw h"r D
imI compression 600 h'r and said ont
boz. Weep mot
10 And be- came and touched IA
lhl,r auI they that lor" hiw Ho"d stl
And D." said Young man. ly ant
thee Arise.
0. Au1 o." that WINS dead vt ul
land began iu speak. And hr d'lly'rc
/
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
DR.. BISHOPS ADVICE
"Gumboils"

Whom neglect allows decay 90 pouc.
O''' '0. inner pulp tina, tooihaohe
drives Has. .coplc 60 tho dental chair
When d.p, has gone so Tar as 20 pro
due" ,a.p.ac. .t il usually necessary
'" ... jua nerve" and ON Il.
This s r1' nearly 80 painless and
SIMPLE lr rrycnting decay and tooth
ache mI'H ry little foresight,
Cause Much Trouble.
Whom '.. sums become SO infected
WITH HN- which are always present
n i." W". and Whenever the teeth
'r' disturbed su that the inner PUN is
''H r1 '.v can endure the pain With
oI' w.n.rc such a state 81 affairs NAV
give uen Foo symptoms quite remote
nom DO. sat % trouble.
Their" m" be Joint Inflammation.
known CAL rbcumaiism. There may he
hold1ch's. u1or eyes. neuralgia. cnlsrg
ed glands % the neck or even earaohes
and ,.t. 'rHais
=. Whom gumhnils" appear Il Is high
uu' dentist
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03

HE KILLED RODMAN SIMPLY
BY CRUSHING HIM ~ Ills ARMS.
and in tho glow % u. on the marble
hearth. stood the one who had DE-
scchded from the elevation Of the
audiron"
Again the man hesitatcd. as for
an accurate method OF expression
In the flesh. Evcci,cucy. there
was color that would not appear IN
The image. The hair was yellow,
md the ewes were blue: and against
the black marble % the fireplace the
body vas consrlcuous'y white.
But IN every other aspect % her.
Excel'cncy. the woman wns on the
hearth ln the flesh - she h iu the
clu,ca o. the savage male figure tn
the image
There Is no dress or ornament,
as you viii recall. Excci.ency. Not
even an oarjewel or an anklet, rs
though the gravcr q the image felt
that the inherent beauty % his ng
uro could take nothing from these
ostcnfafions
The wcmans heavy. yellow hair
was wound around her had. as IN
I the image. she shlverei little,
/ falrtly. like a naked child In an un
accustomed draurht os air. although
she stood on the warm. marble
hearth and within the rcd glow Of
the FIRE.
The voice from the male figur,
% the image. which I had brought
the Master. and which stood a. ths
anGiron. now 30 Immensely en-
largcd. WIS beginning again q
speak. The thin metallic sound
scented 90 splinter against the dens'
silence. as % went forward Ia %,
ritual prescribed
"Bg, the Master hai already a.
cidci. he stood now on the Ercai
marble hearth with his paper.
crushed taEcikcr. And ~ ! hooked
on. through the crcvicc under "a,
docrsg. be put out hts free halt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
A PAPERS IDEALS.

The Corsicana Daily Sun, pub
hshcd in city 81 about 1900
people and IN a county of more
than 10000. has outlined pro.
gram Of activity with Ig plank
Tor that city and community The
goal OF the Corsicaua paper Is
worthy, but It is really surprising
IN the number OF these planks
that are rcalitics 300 Potter Couu
".
Among the plank, that Anna
rillo already has put into reality
are: Municipal building with pub
lie auditorium, several good Of
flee buildings, good roads well
maintained more paving Tor the
city. improved public school iacil
itics with q new high school i'm
ig22, white way and @ newspaper
Tor everybody in The Daily News.
Seven OF these plauks arc realities
in Amarillo. Others are becoming
realities
Amarillo will soon have a Tire
alarm system and It's Board OF
City Development is practically a
county chamber OF commerce. as
Amarillo is the only incorporated
city in Potter County Consider
able discus sion Is going ou right
now about a suitable memorial Q,
Panhandle World War veterans
The sun wants a memorial Q,
Navarro County veterans
Many oi tho other plank au
general iu nature, and We believe
that they are followed here o.
much as Is possible They iuolud
cooperation with rural school
and communities. cooperate
with peace officer. coopcra'iu
~ civic improvement, and adycr
Using oi advantage 90 the oul
side world.
The sun has n large program A,
work outlined Tor ,htt cummur
itv. The Amarillo Daily News &C.,
ommcnd, Amarillo and Potf,
County as a city and commuui'
in which most at that newspaper
program has been put into rcalit
Navarro County people who a.
anxious 10 see The Suns progra0
put into action arc reminded th.
they can come 10 Amarillo Po
ter County and dwell in a con
muni,y in which there Is no cqu
on the face OF the earth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
FIRST NEGRO
WHO TOOK part
IN RIOT. PAR0LED

IEAVENWORTH. Kana, Dec. e.
TIN, first release. either by pardon or
r,rolc. Of any Of the slNiy'five negro
soldiers confined iu the federal peni'
Tertiary for participation IN the Hous'
tnn race riot four years ago VIII bo
rinde sunday when Warsaw Lindsey
under ton year sentence. viii be- admit
ted TO parole \ telegram from tho
Douartment of Justice was received to-
night by Warden Biddle. stating Lin
sey's parole papers have been slgn'
and returned to Ieavenworth. The
OF the parole Is said
10 have caused great satisfaction among
the other convicted rioters, a. u Is tar
en- az an indication that they may
cxpcct clcmcncy In the future.
According 10 LindsCy's story he was
visiting his lady friend on the night
OF the riot and had not taken his gun
from It's rack IN the barracks, hut be-
cause he was missing al roll cal no
was arrested with the other Negro
soldiers and forced 90 stand trial.
Through mistake In names Lind
s,ys name was read In the list OF sol
diers sentenced 90 b. executed at sun
rise the morning after the trial. The
mistake was discovered two hours after
the verdict was read.
Lindsey will b, given ticket to Los
Angeles. California. whore he has a io'
awaiting hin obtained 10y a prison
welfare society. lie has been an out
side trustry for some time here
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
Brass Bullets

Clcmcnccau BIAS proved he dc
serves to bc called Tiger lie per
suadcd a Pullman porter to make |
his berth before % o'clock.
We often 800 and wonder what
the man WHO mtcuf Christmas
TOYS think about, them when he Is
sober.
Lovers of ~wi,, cheese will be
glad o. learn SIoooo pounds have
been imported instead of made IN
America
The human race !, said to Ice
Sooop1uuo year, old. In an that
time men haven't leaned better
than to talk back 60 their wives.
II everything got lost as easily
as good pipe, everything would
stay lost most ui the time.
Life Is getting eo complicated
Now ii !. just three ur iow darn
thing alter three OF four other
Ministers telling about ilrc and
birthstone vi.' NOT du much good
until coal price, gn down
Christmas story Mama there
is a wagon 100 % window Just like
what ! wish old Santa would
bring
What thI, country needs Is
more hound dogs aud les, lar
dogs
] s short street car conductor
write. %, Buffalo girls are tattoo.
ing buttcr'.c, con their knees.
IS Does the army of employees win,
+, watch the clock know II can
. mark time and get anywhere:
Thrill iu planting uus,u
4 bulb comes when guessing u j
Ivjl Do Chinese hIy. louquiI or
ONION.
: These heavy earring, the girl,
wear are artistic aul beside they
!, keep the ear, from Tapping.
e Why doesn't au ario maker pu
\ ont a 1923 model with ready ben
2 ieHder, So u always viii lool
q new.
d Faint heart never Auu iair lad,
iut lat head has.
n lie is mp sand downs II ihcr,
no down, how could Their