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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-01
RESURF AGING IF HIGHWAY ORDE RED PATTERSON SAYS
Asphalt To Be Applied To Road Between Albany
 And HartSeIIe
TENNESSEE VALLEY BUREAU '
 THE AGE-HERALD ! Alhapy-Decatur Ala ,Iune 2O |


 A. G. Patterson, member of the state highway commission, stated Saturday that the highway commis- sion has ordered the highway be- tween Albany and Hartselle resur- faced and another coat of asphalt applied. Mir. Patterson said the bridge over French creek was taken over by the state highway depart ment for maintenance until new bridge can be constructed. Also at the request of the highway commls- sion Governor Brandon authorized the organization of surveying party for the northern division of the state. This division has not had a surveying party for the past year ana practically all surveys heretofore made have been placed under con tractors for construction. The new surveying party will begin at once to make surveys for additional roads. in several counties in north Alabama and the construction of these roads will be carried forward as rapidly as federal and state funds are avail able, MT. Patterson stated, The section of highway through the town of Hartselle will be built as soon as bids can be advertised ana contracts be let.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-01
TO CoNsUMMATE SALE

.nd Melvin Huston, city attorney, isft Saturday, night for New York, Where ,she s4sui carly next week they will con summate the trade made by ma with New York capitalists for the recent Albany city bond Issue ol Sa6 900
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-01
HOLIDAY SEASON BsGINS

centerink around July began here Saturday at noon when the new Cooper Wells knittink mill closed us doors until after July {. other plants will barely observe the Foaeth as they are so far behind with orders. Some of the factories, including the Decatur Cornice and Roofing con roen wo wish to work July 4. Fol lowing custom the Louisville ana Nashville shops here, employing al most 1000 men in the car department alone. arc to close the Fourth ana no men will work except those "ho will protect train movements and re pair loaded shopped cars wnlch are !" transit carrying perishable freight.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-01
TREASURER MAKES SETTLEMENT

The annual settlement for the treasurer of Morgan county, required by July l, was made by J. Il. Hill, treasurer of the county, turday' The board of revenue examined the books of MT. Hill and proved his ac counts. MT. Hill paid over apout s2 000 due the county. It ap- peared the county is now holding only $1s,O00. 900 property valuation, compared with sZ0.0oO,ooo just after the World war, a decline in taxable values of about 10 per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-01

Lead eating beetles which penetrate the metallic covering of the fuse and eat away the lead. often cause the fuse to blow out on the electric hshl and power lines In California
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-01

In migrating. the golden piover travels 2 400 miles over water from Nova Scotia to South America.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-01

Eats feed on pests.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-01
TREASURY PROGRAMMED
More Important BureauH Wrh De-
 uurtment Are Shifted

WASHINGTON, June 30,-lBy AZ sociated Press,)-A reorganization within the treasury department with the shifting of several of the more Important bureaux, Is proVloeo lor in regulations issued today anu ei- fective at midnight tonight
 Simultaneous with the issuing or the regulations 1t became known that Assistant Secretary Edward Clifford. whcse Jurisdiction within the department will be changed un- der the reorganization, Is to resign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-06
MOTION PICTURE MEN ARE
TRYING TOEVADE PURSUERs

CUELBY. Mont. July e.-shelby
- is now staging a fight for the
movies Of the IS rounds which
Tommy Gibbons went with Jack
Dempsey
Government agents arc playing
hide and seek with the movie
men who have the pictures In
their possession. fearing an attempt
will be made to "smuggle" them
into anonthcr state. contrary to
the law aguinsthnterstate transpor.
tation OF fight films
just now the movie men arc
hiding and tho government agents
are seeking
-Four secret service men arc on
the trail of the movie operators
but they could not prevent the dis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-06

a slipper and say. Basil. you fight
again. andg give you fight myself.
He promised me he wouldn't for a
while.
From February, 1919. until Jnnu.
airy. 1920. he did not fight again |
Thought he had given II UP for good.
for he was working and doing well.
Then he went back TO u. The first
thing I knew he got $1,000 for fight.
ing Moran.
II wanted him TO quit then while
he had enoligh money to start little
bushes. But he said he would wait
until he could whip Moran.
He did the other night. Now he
wants 10 be worlds champion. /
shall let him so on. But nc Ia gtill
my baby and is going to obey me. II
ever hear Of him not taking care
OF himself. well. III use that slipper y
No fighter New Orleans ever has
developed-Pet Herman. not ex.
cludcd--has had a more rapid rise
than Galiano.
Last December he fought TO n
draw with Johnny Dundee, then box
ing az lightweight Dundee admit
ted Basil had gyeat possibilities.
Pal Morgan declared Basils blows
hurt him worse than Benny Leon.
ards.
Basil always was a shifty boxer Of
the Mike Gibbons type. 1t was only
recently he developed a real punch.
And he's always as cool as Gu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-06
WILLS
WINS THIRD
ROUND PLAY

CHICAGQ. July G.-Helen Wills.
" American girl tennis champion
and runnerup for the national won.
ems title held by Molla Mallory. TO.
day entered the third round OF the
Illinois tennis championships Mt SlSo.
kie Country club. after defeating
Miss Margaret Anderson 6.1 and GO.
The California girl met Miss Car.
rle Neoly. the winner TO enter the
fourth round opposed by Mrs. II. s.
Stewart.
William Tlldcn gave Walter
Hayes, local champion, bad drub.
bing in the semi.tinal round of the
mems singles, winning CO, co, Go.
The other pair In the scmi.finals.
Manuel Alonzo. Spain. and Wallace
johnson, Philadelphia. meet this af-
ternoon. the winner TO face Tilden In.
the title round
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-06

appearance Of the films II is
reported several copies left here
in mysterious automobile which
set out for the Canadian border
late last night.
Tho movies were paid for ut II
p. m. last night after the pro.
motors had ruatlcd about and
raise $1,000. The money was
handed oyer in two checks TO the
movie men.
The movies now seem TO be the
sole hope Of the losers in tho H..
nanciai fiasco which developed in
Shelby's effort to stage world
championship battle. II is believed
their Increased vnluc--ns result
OF Gibbons staying 10 rounds with
the ohampion-may help tho pro.
motors 20 pun out Of the mire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-06
Dressed for Bed
But Chases Thief

Chasing n sailor who has Just
stolen your clothes, while CARRIED in
somewhat scanty attire. and pursu.
ing him thru the streets yelling
stop THEIR may be all right for
Los Angeles or movie comedy.
but 1t is hardly good form in Seat.
tie. according TO the police
Tony Maochi. OF the n. p. hotel.
did just that. shortly after midnight
Friday morning. Tony was so in.
tent upon recovering his lost gar.
mcnts that he failed TO notice his
condition until stopped by Patrol.
man John Myers, who sent him
back to his room in barrel
Meyers then pursued the COB
but lost him. He found the navy
mans lat, however. with the name
of d. j. Bates inside.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-06
WARM WEATHER Is
MUCH OVERDUE AT
THE PRESENT TIME

NTARM weather Is overdue!
w The United States weather
bureau has made no predictions
for the next week. but it's q sure
thing that tho weather win not
drop 10 zero. Cold weather for
the first week OF July is a yearly
characteristic OF the Puget sound
region. say meteorologists.
Weather this week Is on an av.
erage OF 8 10 8 degrees lower
than last week.
The cold. rainy spell Is SEIZED.
uled 10 break up within the next
few days. The sun is to come
into its own by next week. at the
latest. says the prediction. Doc
Salisbury has prescribed a pleas.
ant dose for the week OF presi.
dent Harding's return.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-06
Sammy Hale Fails to Live
Up to His Coast Reputation

DHLADELFlHA July 6-lnablity Of Sammy nc
i to much mike
in the Athletics lineup ne when no Ind
,ra with Detroit several in
Ability TO MT caused him to be carried
was finally sent back TO tho minors landing Portland ore OF
- 80 W
In the minors Hale His work in tIo dcr,r
mnt more man any other caused Connie
gold reputcd contain $4,000 II wps figured
that MS hitting would
Never much OF ground nd1cd
llaes fielding faults he failed 10 hi nm In Mo
talon All OF whchnay Muck RIconn n, anv ,m
eohdn mas FILLED the rolo OF sub In times He wn
yenr. ''"b"V
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-06
Belyea Is
Beaten in
ScuIL Race

uENLEY. Eng. July 6. - Hilton
Bclyea. sculling champion OF
Canada. wus defeated in the classic
Henley regatta today by d. II. l..
Goilan. deaf and dumb British
sculler, conaueror OF Walter Hoover.
American, worlds champion.
The race was the 10th heat Of
tho competition for the diamond
sculls. won by Hoover last year.
BelyNa was beaten a length and
n quarter in s minutes. IL seconds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-06
PERSONAL

WANTED - EVERYONE TO know
that nearly all diseases the human
system IL heir to-pnraiysis, apo
plsxy. tuberculosis. dropny. aches
and pains called rheumatism. etc,
also heart failure. diabetes and
kidney trouble-neariy all como
from the same caure. Stomach all
right. Kidneys all right. all right
all over. IN what an old retired
phyaielan told me. Ny long ex-
perlence has taught me he WAS
right. Ny medicines. rheumatic
erndlcAtor and silica medica cap.
suieH. seldom fail They remove
the cause. Price fi.z5. ii.a5 parcel
post, bottle. boxes. ! months
treatment. G. O. y. ~ you wish.
~ II. Winsns, t0l American Bank
Bldg. Seattle. wash Hours. 20
9: Sunday. 10 20 2. Consultation
and booklet freT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-06
POP WARNER TO
LOSE 9 STARS

Eight members OF last years Uni.
vorsiiy Of piilsburg varsity football
eleven have been lost by gradua'
ton. The men TO say farewell TO
their alma mater are: Tommy Hol.
lcran, 1922 captain; Charles Bow.
scr. halfback; Jack Sack, guard;
Dick simpson and Tiny Miller.
tackles: iPe Williams, end; Charlie
Winterburn, quarterback. and John
Anderson. halfback,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-06
WILL MEET
DUNDEE AGAIN

Some Of these days hos going TO
take on Johnny Dundee again. And
maybe his mother and Mrs. Carrorn.
Johnny's mother. viii be sitting in the
same box. They were girlhood chums
back in Palermo. Italy.
II know we won't get mad at each
other" saya Mrs. Gnllano.
Mag one regret is that she
couldn't have entertained that
Carrora boy ut her home when he
was in New Orleans. But Basil and
his friends said that wouldn't be
ethical.
After he disposes OF Dundee and n
few more Of Johnny's class tthut is
II Lady Luck still travels with him,
Basil intends to challenge Benny
Leonard.
And thus some day pcrhnpn a
"mama's boy" viii wear a rulers
crown In the land OF the hook and
cross.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-06
SEATTLE WOMAN
is NET CHI A M p

BUFFALO. ~ Y. July Miss
Mnyme Macdonald, Of Seattle. won
the women's national clay court
championship here yesterday. when
she defeated Miss Lillian schatman.
Of Brooklyn. by the score OF rs. i.6,
Ga.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-06

| the matter is that he's al
ready battled his way up to
dizzy and precarious heights
i on the fistic eminence. And
he doesn't intend to stop un-
/ til he's reached the top.
/ He's the new Southern lightweight
champion. And still going strong.
No telling where he'll land Only a
kid yet. you know Twenty years
old. to be exact, with the lown
scarcely gone from his chin.
In all the world there's only one
person he fears. And that is his
mother.
| For MA" GalIano still puts forth
good wallop with the old slipper.
Basil testifies to that.
HE is BABY
Or FAMILY
Now Basil is the baby Of the fam
lily. He's the youngest OF the %
Galiano boys and girls. His mother,
fine type Of 1talian.born American
citizen. believes in big families.
But she doesn't believe in boxing.
why. Basil Is only a child" she
told the interviewer. Look at this"
/ And she picked him up in her arms.
NO. I don't like this boxing busl.
ness. especially for such young boys.
! II beats me how my boys want to
be boxers.
There was Frank 0Kid Cage. He
!, boxed for long time. SO did Charlie.
II almost broke my heart TO see them
come home with cut faces and black
eyes. | was so glad when / found
they were expert enough 10 stay In
the business.
but what do you think happened
-four years ago. mind you, this
youngstcr." and she threw AN arm
around the neck OF the lad who re.
Gently won the decision over Pal
Moran, came home late one night.
1--WE heard him take off his shoes.
Then lot Of silver money dropped
out OF his pockets.
"'My goodness / said TO my hus.
hand. has that boy gone fighting,
/ too?'
"My husband asked him what he
| had dropped, Basil was pretty smart.
He said. I dropped the dog chain
"Well. that didn't satisfy me. IT
wasn't long before ] discovered that
my baby had been in his fret fight
and got SIS for knocking out KID
Herman. ThenNI took hand and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-06
DATES ANNOUNCED

CHICAGO, July 6,-Dates for the
final matches of the Davis cup,
American zone, to be held at tho
South Shore country club here,
were announced today us August
10, II and IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-06
Firpo Now Thinks He Can
Win From Dempsey Easily
rhoto by - serylee.

NEW YORK July s'ctorc Wednesdays fight believed
~ beat Dempsey. but
Angelo tirpo thinning his fight
chance him.
willard, working a, Yonlers kindly hu
regarding tho Gibbons fight
able The whole IS rounds
Willard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-06
"Mama's Boy" Climbing
High Up Fistic Ladder

NEW ORLEANS July 5--A "mama's boy"ths Basil
Galiano.
And he admits it.
Yet dares call him Sissy" The gang the
learned that long ago. And rather painfully at that thru
For BASIL be it known, is doggone handy with his ms
tho he is tied to his mothers apron strings Fact of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-06
LOST AND FOUND

LosT-ILEwELYN SETTER. black
and white: tag broken off collar.
Reward. East gtk5. Anyone hold
ing him can be prosecuted
LuST-ONE BRIEF case on Des
Molnes Highway, between Bouie-
ward Park and Sunnydale school.
reward Main ISIS
LoaT--FOX TERRIER. white body
win black head. Owner will give
t5 reward ~ brought back 20 1915
Sixth ave. License number +z3T.
PARTY RENTING BADY'S bathing
suit at No. 3 Green Lake ia known.
To save trouble please return TO
kcnwood 1855.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-06
Explosion Blows
Man Across River

kendall, Eng, July 6.-An ex-
plosion blew John Walling so yards
across q river, but he was only
slightly hurt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-06
Talk Isn't Cheap
at Paris CHARGES

PARIS, July 6.-Tho telephone
rates from France to England were
tripled in April, business on the lines
doubled In May and June
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-06
Administrator Has
Considerable Cash

LONDON, July 6.-Estates In the
hands Of the public administrator
number 1900 and have a value OF
sSi3, 100000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-06
To Establish New
Africa Air Lines

PARIS, July 6.-By August three
new airplane lines TO Africa from
France and Spain will be in opera
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-06

SCRANTON, Pm, July 6.-Dying
from injuries in n mine accident.
Ralph Silsorsli was married to Pau.
line Zonsky.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-06
coILEGlAN SIGNED

a. II. Hermann. third baseman on
the Colgnte university nine. has
signed up with the Boston National
league club. according to n recent
announcement made by christy
Mathewson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-06

Mugs" Van SAINT, former Cali.
fornia University grid star, viii
coach the Lodi, Cal. high school
team next fan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-06
Standard Four Flat
Top Cord
Lancaster Cords
CORDS

1e,oOo-Niile Guarantee
Best NonSSlSid Tire Made
annnc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-06
QUEEN HATCHERY
MOVES

After July I we VIII be located AT
1880 First ave, (first door south
OF Pikc) and will be able TO meet
your requirements for first class
Leghorh pullets lncubRtors
breeders and baby chicks In sea.
QUEEN HATCHERY
Elliott 2O5i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-06
LANCASTER FABRIC
1000 Oversize
s.0Oo-sIile Guarantee
Lancaster Regular Size
Crescent and Clingstone
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and Fabric

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Strictly First Class and
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-06
LOST AND FOUND

30 REWAhD FOH Information lead.
ing 30 recovery Of orange coloTed
canoe With green TRIMMINGS. i4-
foot Oidt0wn, name cupid" ne
turn n Hoover HonthOuHs. 1910
fstfI. oman GarffgI 1907
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-28

what time must we get up?" Hell
| was setting the alarm clock.
Bout siS-thirty," Warren rolled
|nto bed. Get breakfast on the
rain"
Four days in Boston! With thrilled
Expectancy Helen glanced at the two
beatty packed suitcases. Fer gray
|uede pumps. She had almost for
kOtten them.
Now. don't stew around any long
r." grmDled Warren as she put in
he pumps, left out to clean. Pm
! g tired. Everything piled up to-
ay-always does wehen l want to
"Dear, l feel just in the mood for
trip" joyously. Its been so long
|ince I've been anywhere, hastily
|old Dreaming her face.
The lights off, she raised the win
ows and cuddled happily into bed.
Almost instantly Warren was audi
Fly asleep, but Helen, wakefully ex-
lifted. ran over her mental list of
things to take" to be sure they were
| II in.
The telephone!
Gut of bed, she stumbled through
|he darkness to shut off the shrill
Slantancy, but a muttered oath from
Warren told he was already aroused.
Hello! Who? Carrie? Oh. wait,
here's such a buzzing. Why, we
idn't know you were in town. Here
C is now"
Relinquishing the receiver to War
4 en- at her elbow, she waited breath
;essly.
Get into your clothes, quick as
GU cam" when he turned from the
telephone. Carries at the Belmore
thinks she's got appendicitis.
Appendicitis! Is she alone! has
Now no time for questions. Just
ct ready I'll phone for n taxi"
Carrie at the Belmore. Had she
missed the last train? Always when
he stayed in town. she spent the
light with them. Why had she gone
b hotel?
"Should we take anything?" get
ling into her clothes with fumblins
Haste.
Got any brandy? Better fill that
mall flask?
Carrie seriously, perhaps danger
susly ill! Conscience stricken, Helen
Eried to subperge her dislike for her
omineering. antagonistic sister-in-
law. She was Warren's sister! For
! is sake she must force the proper
nxiety.
"Almost ready?" struggling on his
est. "Jove. mighty tough if she has
10 have an operation, with Lawrence
hut West"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-28
H | N 7 S
Black and White,


The smart black hat of this season
is very Likely to have single white
flower. bow OF white fur. or bit
of white grosgrain ribbon on it.
Less Embroidery.
Embroidery is being used more
sparihgly this season than in the
one just preceding, but with much
more distinction. 1t appears most
frequently in bands. or in combina-
tion with rhinestones or colored
beads.
Chiffon Velvet.
Very thin white chiffon velvet is to
be very popular this year for wedding
gowns. and naturally this luxurious
material needs little in the way of
trimming.
Ostrich Plucked.
Ostrich feathers are seen on a
number of the most recent millinery
imrortations from Paris. Usually
they are placed so they fall from the
brim and give downward sweep.
Long Streamers.
Evening dresses of georgette fire.
Quently tie on the left shoulder with
streamers that may reach almost 10
the hemline.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-28
The Married Life of Helen and Warren
MIDNIGHT SUMMONS REVEALS SELFISH DEMANDS OF
WARREN'S SISTER.

Fifteen minutes after the tele.
phone summons they were in a taxi,
whirling through the midnight silence
of desired streets.
Gazing out at the dark buildings,
Helen thought of how swiftly every
thing had changed. Only few min
utes before she was in bed. joyously
planning their trip to Boston. Now
hospitals and operations doomed omi-
nously.
As they drew up to the lighted
facade Warren sprang out. thrusting
bill at the driver. Not waiting for
change, he rushed on in, leaving
Helen to follow.
Another moment and they were
being shot up to the tenth floor.
"1O14-straight to your right"
the elevator boy directed.
From the dimly-lit hall. the room
they entered seemed blaze of
light.
A chamber maid was bending
over Carrie, who was tossing and
grooming.
Have you sent for a doctor?"
Warren was by the bed.
"Yes, sir. phoned for the house
doctor-he's with sick man in
no."
Get me a glass;" drawing out the
flask.
Dear, that's too much" protested
Helen, as he half filled the tumbler
the maid brought from the bath room.
"A good stiff dose twOn't hurt her. v
raising Carries head. Now some wa
ter"
did you bring me night
gown" she moaned, dropping back
on the pillow.
Why II didn't know you
wanted one" stammcred Helen.
Il thought l told you. l haven't
thing but this" indicating her silk
blouse. Il didn't expect to stay over
night. l missed the IL 10. and"
why didn't you come to us?"
demanded Warren.
Il thought you'd gone to Boston.
Oh-Oh. the paints coming back. :"
Drink this :" taking up the brandy
ut which she had only slipped.
"Can you get hot water bottle?"
Helen asked the maid.
Il got her one" drawing it from
under the covers. "I'll fill it again. ="
1T means an operation. i know |
won't live through it, I've had the
strangest feelings lately. 1 knew
Itbis was coming"
"Now, don't get any ideas like
that" Warren was chatting her
hands.
"I've always known I'd never live
through an operation. You'll take
Bobbie, my poor little Bobbie. Law
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-28
The white light signal shone above the

The white light signal shone above the
door.
Don't look so woe-bcsone. Smile,
darn you, smile." he grinned.
She managed a wistful smile as,
with a hasty kiss, he stepp. into the
car.
Cheer up, Kitten, Carrie1l be all
right in the morning. Get her home
on the II 90" he flung back.
Helen stood by the shaft until she
heard the click OF the elevator below.
Then, gulping back her fearful re-
belion, she turned down the shadowy
hall to 1914.
Instead of a thrilled trip to Boston
she faced the dreary. thankless task
of ministering to her domineering.
acrid sister-in-law.
Once more she must sacrifice her
pleasure and her plans to the selfish.
inconsiderate demands of Warren's
family.
Copyright. 1923. by Mabel Herbert Harper