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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25
.Honeywell'' and goodyear H. Remain in Ma
MOTHER FAINTS AS SON is
HELD UNDER BOND in CASE
INVOLVING THEFT OF $1,000
Grim Tragedy Enacted in 37th District Court When
r. J. Newman. of Dallas. Is Arraigned- Mother
Thanks Judge for Offering to Fix Low
Bond Then She Collapses in Faint.

Alexandra Mort on Westfall, New
man said, they asked for some whis-
key. Mori, they said, refused to give
it TO them whereupon they turned
over several. barrels Of mash. Hear
ing the noise, Newman joined them
in the house.
Then, Espinosa said. Ryan knock
ed down picture and found some
money and later found more money
in drawer. They had been search
ing for it, he said, before. Ryan,
he said, was the only man who had
gun. Newman did not participate
in the hunt, Epinosa said, but stood
in the door, Espinosa and Ryan then
tied the Morris up and left the house,
going to New Braunfels avenue re-
sort and hiding the fifteen gallons
of whiskey which they had taken.
Then. he said, he and Ryan divided
the money. each taking S42J.
Divided With Newman.
Espinosa said when he got home
he divided his share with Newman
Later he said. they went back for
the whiskey but it was gone.
Charles Matthews, assisting in the
prosecution of the case, expressed
doubt that case had been made
against Newman, unless it could be
receiving and concealing stolen prop
crty. The Mort couple previously
had identified two other men as their
assailants and these two men have
been indicted. They were Bob y
Robertson and George Dale and their
cases probably will be dismissed in
view of the confession made by
Bspinosa. 1t was brought out in
court Friday that an agreement had
been made by the district attorneys
office to grant immunity to Espinosa
if he would testify. "Toushy' Ryan,
the third man mentioned, has never
been arrested. !. 80.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25
HUERTA DEFINITELY
LOCATED IN CHIAPAS,
MEXICO, FRIEND SAYS
Chief of Late REGULATION
Went There From From
terra, Is Report.

I'll Paso, Tex. April 25.-Adolfo de
la Huerta, supreme chief of the late
revolutionary movement in Mexico.
has been definitely located at San
Crystobal Las Casas, in the state OF
Chiapas. Mexico. according to an an
nouncement made in Ell Paso yester-
day by ALFONSO Gomez. adherent OF
the former secretary of the treasury.
DE Ia Huerta has been variously re-
ported in different parts of the United
States and also Havana.
He went to San Crytobal La Casas
when he and other revolutionary chiefs
quit Frontera. Tabasco. where they
resided following the capture of Vera
Cruz, Gomez said .
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fled in report on the anthracite coal
miners who earned an average of S1.10
day in 1895 and worked 80 days a
year. and are now earning a minimum
of $4.62 day and work 250 days a
year.
Samuel Gompers. president Of the
American Federation of Labor and
vice president of the civic federation.
in an address attacked antitrust laws
as obstructive to the development of
the great natural and human resources
of our country"
Mr.. Gompers advocated what he
said might be called industrial DEM
ocracy" in which labor would have a
voice in establishing conditions sur
rounding its employment.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25
NARROW CHURCH WRECKED
Wind Storm Overturns Houses and
Tears Up Trees In Oklahoma.

NARROW. Okla, Ar il 25.-The roof
was blown off the NARROW Baptist
church, several small buildings and
outhouses were overturned and the
streets strcwn with tree limbs as
result Of a severe wind storm that
struck this city carly today. No one
was injured. a cloLdburst accompa-
nicd the wind and several creeks in the
vicinity are out of banks.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25
No Fascist Parliament for Italy.
Rome. April 25.-The Grand las

cist Council. sitting here. has decid-
cd against the formation of Fascist
parliamentary party. holding that
there must be in parliament only a
majority and an opposition. The Fas-
cisti deputies. in the councils opin-
ion. must obey the orders of their
leaders. The council further decided
to recommend that the provincial as
sociations for women Fascist groups
throughout Italy.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25
KRESGE IS MARRIED
5 and 1O-Cent Store Magnate Weds
Daughter of Carnegie's Ex-Partner.

New York. April 25.-S. s, Kresge
of Detroit. millionaire ) and '10-cent
store owner. and Miss Mabel Doors
Mercer of Pittsburg. daughter of Capt:
George A. Mercer, former partner oi
Andrew Carnegie. were married here
yesterday at Miss MERGERS apartment.
Mr.. Kresse is SO years old, his
bride 81.
She was an actress and was di-
vorced in 1910 from Percival Hardin,
a publisher.
Mr.. Kresge was divorced early this
year.
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The WEATHER
TEMPERATURES.
FORECAST.

San Antonio and vicinity: Friday night
thundershowers and cooier' SATURDAY u"'
settled and cooler; minimum tempera-
ture, So to SIS. moderate south to north
west winds.
East Texas: Friday night. thunder
showers and cooler; Saturday, unsettled
With showers in extreme east portion
cooler except in northwest portion.
West Texas: Friday night. fair. colder
probably freezing in the Panhandle with
livestock warnings: frost in north por-
ton; Saturday. fair with rising temper
ature in the Panhandle.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25
600 DIVORCE SUITS
Take Advantage og Law Giving Them
Rights TO Name Grounds.

London. April 25.-A. striking feat
ure of the forthcoming law term here
is the large number of divorce suits
brought by wives under the new act
which gives women equal rights with
men in the matter of ground for d.
vorce. namely. proof of misconduct.
There are nearly GOO undefended
divorce suits, entered on the court
lists.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25
THREE NEGROES KILLED
Tornado Lays Waste to Strip Seeyral
Feet Wide and Mile Long.

Slick. Okla. April ?5.-A negro
woman and her two children were kill
ed and her husband and three other
sons injured when tornado demolish-
cd their farm home five miles south
east of here early today.
The storm laid waste to strip sew.
eral feet wide and nearly mile long
but searching parties have found nc
other casualties.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25
OKLAHOMA AND
TEXAS STORMS
CLAIM FIVE
Boy Killed. Sister Relieved
| Fatally Hurt, in Travis
County.
MEXICAN, NEGROES DIE
Tomatoes and Heavy
Winds Cause Loss Of
Life and Damage.

Austin. Texas. April 25.--Fritz
Henkel, ) years old, was killed, his
10-year-old sister probably fatally in
jured, and his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Fritz Hcnkcl, pa nfully hurt when q
heavy wind destroyed their farmhouse
near Cotton, Travis county, early to
day.
One ncgress is also reported to have
been killed and several Mexican la
borers injured in the same vicinity.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25
KILLED BY LIGHTNING
Son Knocked Unconscious While
Crossing Field With Victim.

Fort Worth. Texas, April 25.-yic
Lefevre. farmer near Weinert. Has
kell county. was killed by lightning
late yesterday. He was crossing a
field in company with his son and
daughter.
The son was rendered. unconscious
tut the girl escaped ,nharmed.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25
IZZY EINSTEIN ROBBED
Steal Glasses and Fountain Pen From
Famous Dry Sleuth.

New York, April a5.-Izzy Elm
stein. famous prohibition enforcement
sleuth, returning last night from a
series Of dry raids in Detroit: was
robbed while asleep in his Pullman
berth. he reported TO the attorney S
office yesterday. One pair of glasses
and fountain pen constitute his loss.
Eiustein went 10 bed with his
clothes on, he said. and was awakened
several times during the night from
what he thought was the jogging OF
the train. Yesterday morning be dis
covered some of his property was
missing.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25
B Pill OF S
leo DOWN
IN STORMS
Detroit and "S-l4 Land
in Iowa Friday
Morning.
OB0DY is INJURED
on Thaden Forced to
land by Three Different
Storms.
EEK DOWN AT z A. M.
honeywell Last Heard From
at 6 O'clock Thursday
Night.
EEK DOWN AT 2 A. M.

lThe @Honeywell" and the "Good-
ar Ill" last two entries in the ma
nal balloon race. are believed to be
newhere over Minnesota or Wiscon-
at 2:30 Friday. The other five
tries have been forced down b. cleo
e storms.
If they are in the mir it is probable
BIT they have broken the American
tance record.
nv. It. Won Ormon in the Goodyear
[ry was last seen over Volga Cty,
ia. at II o'clock Friday morning.
captain Honeywell vas last heard
m over Waverly, Kan, at 9 o'clock
.ursdsy evening.
The "Detroit" piloied by H. Won
bden landed five miles southwest OF
buque, Iowa, Mt 4 O'Clock Friday
lining. The pilot was trapped in
ee electrical storms and landed
h approximately 1000 miles to his
dit.
Army Entries Out.
Ilaj. Norman Peek, pilot of the y
army air service entry, was forced
I'm at st. Ansgar, Iowa, seven
les from the Minnesota line at >
Jock Friday morning. The balloon
He'd during a storm in pasture.
rapt. Edmund w. Hill. pilot OF the
ID, was forced down near Molena,
b.. Thursday evening. II. u. fou-..
+, pilot of the "San Antonio" anil
but. Ashley G.. Mckinley. pilot of
So. army air service entry, both
i out OF the race Thursday MORN
rhe weather map is not promising
iny greater distance.
Stay Up Tor Three DAYS. :.
high pressure area is PACK IN
ada blowing down INTO the unlted
ties. About the only chance me pl'
would nave TO get nortnerly
I from now on would be Tor them
20 to a hign altiuude.
aptain H9neywell, VINO is peIeve,l
pc IN the lead stateu upon leavlus
he intended to stay up Tor three
unless FORCED down. 10 90 this
YOU'D nave 10 stay uh'ii Sa'urua!
ning'
ri. r oc
jim uot Sdn antcnio: m
ort Wo.'n, IeA- april ~o..Ine
o. 10 ana the presence OF ear
pigeons ~ treir Daskel, are pc
"a py d. II; rournler ana NJ. u.
Is; piiot ana aide' respectively. 10
led them INTO an oKianoma TWIST
dropped mem IN the ARKANSAS riv,
nd put them out OF me National
Don Race, starred Wednesday at
ANTONIO, insofar as distance Is
erned. ,,
purnler and Wits came to Fort
Fin by tram early Friday from
la City, Okla. which point they
he'd after having spent 10 hours
pc air, some OF them replete with
Thrills furnished by thunder and
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STA Goes Down.
I Ansgar. Iowa, April 25.-Army

7 lfHssdf, fUWH' .fPfI @u.--t NY
balloon S-14 in the National
ION Races from San Antonio. pi-
4 by Mai. Norman W. Peek with
II. W. A. Gray as aide. landed
d miles south of here near the
'resota line at , a. m.
Y balloon landed during n storm.
Ihce of the storm. the major be-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25
C.. c. Dismisses Rate Complaint.

Washington, ID. G., April 25.-Tbe
complaint of the Lackawanna Steel
Company against coal and ore rates
from points in Pennsylvania and from
the Great Lakes producing fields to
Buffalo. y. Y. was dismissed today
by the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25
SNOW In DENVER
Six.Ineh Drift in Streets After All
Night Storm.

Denver. Col. April 25.-Six inches
Of snow was piled in Denver streets
this morning, after an all night storm-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-25
ONION KING BANKRUPT
Was Accused Of Cornering Market on
Vegetables During War.

Vegetables During War.
New York, April 25.-Abraham
Rosenblum, known as the Brooklyn
onion king" who was accused of hav-
ing cornercd the onion market during
the war, faces bankruptcy because of
the miscarriage of a plan to profit
ably dispose of S2J0.00O worth of the
vegetable. it was learned last night.
Suits are being prepared against
him by % firms and three banks.
Through his attorneys Rosenblum an
nounced last night he will pay 100
cents on the dollar.
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After Robert a. Van Wyck assnlmed
offie~sas mayor in 1895. he named
Murphy commissioner Of docks and
ferries. The Van Wyck adminiStra-
tion was the last under the leadership
Of the late Richard Croker. For sew
eral wears. prior to the election Of
MAYOR Van Wyck the government OF
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-07-11
If You Need a Medicine
You Should Have the Best
Or. KiImer's Swamp-ROOl

Have you ever stopped to reason why
it is that SO many products that are ex-
tensively advertised all at once drop out
of sight and are soon forgotten? The
reason is plain-the article did not fulfill
the promises of the manufacturer. This
applies more particularly to a medicine
A medicinal preparation that has real
curative value almost sells itself, as like
an endless chain system the remedy is
recommended by those who have been
benefited to those who are in need of it.
A prominent druggist says, "Take for
example DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
preparation / have sold for many years
and never hesitate to recommend, for in
almost every case it shows excellent re-
suits, as many of my customers testify.
No other kidney remedy has so large
SALE"
According to sworn statements and
verified testimony of thousands who have
used the preparation, the success of DR..
Kilmer's Swamp-Root is due to the fact,
so many people claim, that it ful6lls almost
every wish in overcoming kidney, liver
and bladder ailments, corrects urinary
troubles and neutralizes the uric acid
which causes rheumatism
You may receive sample bottle Of
Swamp-Root by parcel post. Address DR..
Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y, and
enclose ten cents; also mention this paper.
Large and medium size bottles for sale
at all drug stores.--Advertisemen
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D z
EDcnlrlcr y :
Fairp' Tale
CHIPPY AND SHARPLY
NJ ,MArU GRAHAM. BONNER

"Let's have frolic and game and
q race" said Chippy Chappy the
squirrel.
grandfather. Chippy Chappy and there
was famous chipmunk named Chippy
Chappy too.
SHARPLY, the squirrel, looked at
Chippy and said: "All right, Chippy,
I'm always ready for some fun"
So Chippy Chappy and SHARPLY
started to play.
"We'll play tag first" said Chippy
Chappy.
s.Good," said SHARPLY. you can be
sit"
"No, you be it," said Chippy
Chappy. And SHARPLY agreed, because
II neither of them played "it'' they
couldn't have the game.
Shaipy chased Chippy Chappy from
one tree to another. At one time
Chippy Chappy jumped great big
jump, but SHARPLY was after him,
Then Chippy Chappy jumped another
enormous big jump, but SHARPLY didn't
like that so we'll.
He jumped though and tagged
Chippy Chappy so that Chppy Chappy
was ''it."
Then Chippy Chappy chased SHARPLY
and SHARPLY ran down the side of
tree and along the lawn and came to
another tree.
He got quite far ahead of Chippy
Chappy doing this as Chippy Chappy
hadn't thought he would run down the
tree aud along the lawn.
But Chippy Chappy hurried after
him when he saw what he was doing.
And after time he caught up with
SHARPLY and SHARPLY once more was
sit"
They played this game for some
time and then they decided they
would play hide-and-seek.
Sharpy had a beautiful hole in one
of the trees in which to hide.
And he was anxious that Chippy
shouldn't find him for awhile. as in the
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tree was a most delicious nut which
had been put there some time before
and which had been forgotten about
But Chippy Chappy came just as
SHARPLY was enjoying the nut.
Lets not play hide-and-seek any
more said Chippy. II feel the need
of little nourishment."
"Ah, but it's my nourishment," said
SHARPLY.
.But am willing it should be mine.
too" said Chippy Chappy.
"Oh, but Pm not" said SHARPLY.
'But / am" said Chippy.
"That's not fair" said SHARPLY.
aWho says it isn't fair?" asked
Chippy.
Il do said SHARPLY.
81 don't" said Chippy sand I'm
as good judge as you are"
you're not said SHARPLY.
II am" said Chippy.
"But / say you're not" said SHARPLY.
'.But say l am" said Chippy.
And there they sat and scolded each
other until the afternoon had almost
gone.
And the great joke of 1t all was that
while they were scolding over one nut
the other squirrels had been jumping
from place to place and had had most
astonishing luck in finding good things
to eat.
But the quarreling of Chippy and
Sharpy took so much time that they
missed all the real feast.
1t was nighttime when they had
finished arguing, but by that time both
of them were too tired to scold any
more.
And so they went to bed and TO
sleep, weary and worn out. And also
with very empty little tummies.
The exercise they had had made
them hungry. but alas, they were too
tired TO get their food and no, one else
seemed to feel like handing it to them.
on a tree tray.
No, the others did not seem to feel
like waiting on Chippy Chappy and
SHARPLY the squirrel but seemed to
think it was a great joke that they had
wasted their time in an argument over
one poor little nut.
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Professional Accuracy

Aunt-Has aunties pet hurried him.
self much, den?
Augustus budding doctor) Beyond
a bruised left deltoid and somewhat
strained metacarpal ligament, believe
my fall has left me unscathed.- LON
don Answers.
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EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS

Several enthusiasts were enjoying q
round of golf in the cleaning. Dark
ness was setting in and one of the
players had to be sent ahead to shout
the direction Of the greens.
Out of the blackness in frons came
a voice: do you see the moon2"
AYE" came back the response.
"Weel, that's the direction. but mo-
sac far."-London Tit-Bits.
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Might Form the Habit

"Who is that guy in the flivyer try
ing to pass our car?
tits the professor of Creek
'"Then I'llkslow up and let him go
by. If don't, with examinations COM
ing on next week, he might get the
idea he can't ever pass me at ALL
Farm Life.
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A Predican1ent

First Child Prodigy-When are you
going to publish your next book?
Second Child PRODIGY don't know.
My stenographer's i'll and l haven't
learned to write yet.-Stanford Chap
arraL
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Milking a Masterpiece

Director-Say, you big boob. you've
ruined about 30 feet of film. You
walked right into the lens field and
spoiled the picture.
Screen Struck Huh i guess that
couldn't spoil the picture Thatll
make 1t a masterpiece.
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Salesman-Here's very nice pair
of overalls, excellent to wear when
stocking the furnace.
Mr. Grump- Haven't you an apron
of the same material? My wife dis
likes overalls.
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DON'T Foroet cutlcura raIcum

When adding to your toilet requisites.
An exquisite face, skin, baby and dust
ing powder and perfume, rendering
other perfumes superfluous. You may
rely on 1t because one of the Cuticura
Trio (Soap, Ointment and Talcum),
25c each Advertisement
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Keeping Up to Date

81 thought you didn't smoke. Mrs
ButtsY'
Mrs. Butts-No. l don't care for
Tit makes me sick-but do 1t once
in while in the presence of the
children SO they won't call me old.
fashioned.
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Table From Fifty Trees

A table made from 100000 pieces Of
wood from more than fifty different
trees that grow in the Holy Land is
possessed by clergyman of Denton,
Texas.
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The little daughter of minister was
very much interested in an illustrated
Sunday school paper in which David
was portrayed in the act Of cutting Oft
Goliath's head. Her mother. thinking
to instruct her, asked. sWhat happened
after Goliath's head was cut OFF,"
Il guess" said the little girl, that
all the sawdust wunned OUT
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-07-11
A Cautious Man

Jinzs-Why did Jones withdraw
from politics so suddenly?
Binks-The opposition dug up the
fact that his grandmother still uses
an oil lamp.
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Made More Difficult

The New Maid-In my last place
always took things fairly easy.
The Mistress won't do that
here. l keep everything locked up
London Answers
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Creation

Mable-Where did you get that cuta
little parasol?
Elsie-My daddy says he made II
out of a rib from his umbrella.-Pan-
thel.
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alternating Animals

Among the mammals which hibernate
are the dormouse, badger, bat and
hamster. A number are incomplete
hibernators, as the prairie dog and
squirrels.
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A Practical Saving

Black-Have you managed to reduce
expenses any?
Witches, I've got my wife to cut
out expensive cigarettes and smoke
pipe.
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Wind Was All Wet

Little Vivian had started out for a
walk, but when she found it raining
she came running back into the house.
|s.Oh, mamma" size cried, "tlla Wind II
all wet"
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-07-11

The graveyard populations would be
vastly increased If it wasn't against
the law to kill people
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W. N. u, NEW YORK, NO. 27--ts24
Like Chatting With Plumber

my dentist likes to pause in his
work and tell funny stories"
$50 does mine, but / don't appre-
ciate funny stories at $40 an hour
Buffalo Commercial.
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Strain on Family ne

His wife doth buy the widest tiesl
Red. orange, green and blue
But do you think he wears this junk,
I'll tell the world he do.
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Mother Ally child, don't you realize
that you will soon be a woman7
Daughter Oh. dearl These styles
nave got me All mixed up
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-07-11

Land Lubber-Did you ever see a
sawfish?
Sailor-No; but / saw sea fish.
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when are you going to learn to
drive a carr"
"As soon as / can spare time from
lodging these fellows that haven't"
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-07-11

One application OF Roman Eye Balsam
only IS cents. 372 Pearl ST., N. z Adv.
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Life and Hope

Life is believer
Ever thinks he'll win;
Hope is a deceiver.
But we'll trust him once ag'in.
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WILING TO Try.

Funny Man (entering shop)-Hey
barber, ever shaved pig?
Barber-Can't say have, sir--you're
next.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-12-03
Religious Education of
 Youths Causes Friction

MOSCOW, Dec. 2.-The question of the religious education of children is one of the great problems of the Rus sian people. Frequently it is the cause of dissension between father and mother, leading to divorce and separation. In many cases the state has been called upon to settle dis putes arising out of this question. A unique case recently came before a Moscow judge. A wife complained that her husband had objected to the Christianizing of her children, for which reason she left him.
 She demanded from her husband sufficient money to rear and educate the children, which the husband re- fused to pay, arguing that his wife in tended to give religious instruction to the children. The father then took the case to court and asked the mag istrate to place the children in a home to save them from the influence of their mother. The judge who was a communist, evaded both points, but ordered the children given to the husband without payments of any kind