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Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-30
40 and IS WILL
CELEBRATE WITH
MAFPR0MENADE

To celebrate the coming Of the
blithesome month of M3y and to
give unto the "poor GODS las:
opportunity to "get theirs prioF
to the "summer lay off, Voiture
Locale Numero 112, La Societe Des
40 Hommes ct 8 'CheXaux will give
a promenade AT the recreation cen
ter at Holtville tomorrow night.
To quote from the imposing "sa
lute' sent out by A. w. Kellogg,
correspondent, which is printed ON
cards whereon the location of the
Holtville civic center is mapped out
in red so that "all who run may
read Prissioneurs de Guerre will
report to the Conducteur mt the re-
creation center at 1880 p, m, hat in
hand. "Life insurance premiums,
and other pressing personal matters
must be settled before entering the
vinous portals. Valises, wives, ba-
bies 2nd other membranes may,
at the discretion of the 'goofs be
checked with the Guard de la Porte.
"Light lunches and other objects
of refreshments can be left at home
for the following the wreck beau
coup chow will be served to nll the
starved, famished and hungry
among the survivors. Everything
is all set for an enjoyable evening,
so as our Chef De Care Charlie Nice
puts it, Let's Go. You Bring En-
We Wreck EN-.
TO give the text of the above in
simple English, the Forty and
Fights are holding an initiation
tomorrow night in IIoltvillc Nuff
sed!
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-30
Oceanside Hermit
Dies in Flames
Hy United Press Leased Wire

SAN PEDRO, April 30.-Trapped
in his Point Firmin home when fire
from an overturned oil lamp en-
veloped the room, George Turner,
81, living alone, was burned to daeth
early today.
For years Turner has been aris-
ing before daybreak to seek bait
along the ocean front for fisher
men. When he- awoke this morn
ing, he lit the small oil lamp az
usual, and in some manner knocked
it from the table. The flames swept
through window curtains and bed
clothes, trapping the old man in his
room.
Turner lived in double house,
the other half of which was occ,t-
pied by Mark Hilbut and his 10.
.yearold son. Hilbut was awakened
by the cracking flames aud escap-
cd with this son from the burning
structure.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-30
KnutsOn's Lawyer
Admits His Client
Offered a Bribe

ARLINGTON, Va, April 3d.
Representative Harold Knutson, of
Minnesota, who is on trial here on
a statutory charge with Leroy M.
Hull, labor department clerk, tried
to bribe officers who arrested him
to release him, his counsel admitted
when trial opened today.
Knutson realized he,would be ruin
ed, even if not convicted, if such
a serious charge were placed against
him, and dazed by the situation he
found himself in, he offered the two
officers 500 for his release, his
attorney said.
Knutson will rely ON good
reputation eincc childhood to gain
his freedom, counsel told the court.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-30
; DEAD, MANY
HURT IN STORM
OF SOUTHWEST

KANSAS CITY, No. April 80.
Storms sweeping over the south.
west since Sunday resulted in
three deaths, caused heavy prop
erty damage and brought many
streams to flood stage. u4l
Mrs. Roy Pyle was killed. and
two were injured by tornado at
ingalls,, Okla. Another twisser
struck Texarkana, Texas, and kill
ed Luther Thompson, 5, and serious
ly injured seven, persons. Levai
Payne,ig, was killed during severe
windstorm af<Wichita Falls, Texas.
Flood warnings were issued along
the Arkansas River in Kansas fol-
lowing rain which soaked the
state during the last "a hours. From
three to six inches were reported.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-30
Wonders Why Ford
Changed Attitude


WASHINGTON, April 30.--iIen-
ry Ford must have had some
reason for changing from "a
feeling of animosity toward tho
administration toe one Of friendli.
ness, I" Chairman Norris charged to-
day before the senate agriculture
committee,
Morris said Ford issued 81 cut
ting statement against the ndrpir-
istration on October IL but after
call on President Coolidge and
Secretary Weeks on December $
. his attitude reversed.
'eIt is almost inconeeivabie,
Norris declared. THAT Ford should
change his attitude unless he had.
some reason.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-30
THAW PAROLED
FROM ASYLUM
Dy United Press Leased VIE


PHILADELPHIA. April 3d.
Harry X. Thaw, killer of Stanford
White, recently declared sane by Il
jury here, was paroled from Kirk
brides here today by Judge Mona
CHAN. He is to be allowed to go
to Pittsburgh for an indefinite
period, pending a decision on n re-
cent appeal of Evelyn Nesbit to the
court for new trial to attempt to
keep Thaw in the asylum.
The parole of Thaw comes as a
result of a petition filed by John
M. Patterson, attorney for the mil
lionaire. The petition asks the
court to allow Thaw his freedom
until it is determined whether or
not there is to be another trial to
determine Thaw' mental state.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-30
So. Cal. Editors
Will Make Merry
At magic Isle''

AVALON, April 80. - Beginning
Friday, June 20, the members of
the Southern California Editorial
Association will hold their annual
outing at Catalina Island. The
members are going to bring their
families, with the idea of prolong,
ing the outing to full week, and
it is expected that several hundred
will be in attendance.
President j. II. Gabbcrt of River
side, is planning an extensive en-
tcrtainment program, and it is hop
ed to have Governor Richardson
here during the session.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-30
ABANDON HOPE
FOR ia VICTIMS
mine DISASTER

BENWOOD, w. Va, April 80
The ia men who entered the
Bcnwood mill mine of the Wheel
ing Steel Corporation at Ben-
wood Monday were killed in the
gas explosions which wrecked
the workings, it was believed to-
day.
Fifty crushed and charged
bodies have besn removed from
the mine at dawn today and
rescue squads continued to push
their way through barriers of
stone and dirt that blocked the
passageways, in search Of other
victims of the disaster.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-30
BY United Press Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO, Cal, April 30
Consistent in his stand against
"hysteria y Governor Richardson
has declared that he will not res
pond to MADEIRA County S appeal to
cali out the national guard for patrol
purposes in quarantined regions of
that district. He is upheld in his
decision by DR.. L. G. Houck, who
considers federal agents in each of
the infected areas adequate protec
tion.
The action of Lassen, Sierra and
Amador Counties in prohibiting fish
ing in the streams within their bor
ders is arousing great protest. Ac-
c0rding to George Neale, executive
officer of the state fish and game
commission, such regulations are
without reason. Prohibition Of
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-30
FRENCH AVIATOR
IS STILL GOING,
SETS A RECORD
by United Press Leased Wire

PARIS, April 30-Lieut. Pelletier
d 'Oisy, French aviator, who is at
tempting to establish a new long
distance flight record, has arrived
in Karachi from Bendar Abbas and
and is preparing to take off on
the next leg of his trip to Japan.
D'Oisy already has established n
distance record for Il flight, from
Europe to India, covering the long
distance in an actual flying time of
3S1a hours.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-30
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WHAT'S DOING

Hay Growers meet Farm Bu-
rcau office 7:30 tonight.
Special meeting of City Coun-
Gil tonight.
The Hunchback Of Notre
Dame at Palace tonight.
Bluff at the Valley to-
night.
May Pageant by Harding
school at City Park 1000 a. m.
tomorrow.
Hi Y tonight at high school.
Directors of G. of c. meet to-
night.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-30

The asparagus packing plant in
Rio Vista, Solano county, employing
600 people, is said to be the largest
in the world. r
The state meeting of county sup
ervisors, scheduled for April 1890
at Chico, Butte county, has been
postponed to May 2l-23. 81 ,ao1,
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-30

After Governor Hunts de!
cision, the Imperial County Of
ficials in turn refused his re-
qnest that Arizona be again per-
mitted to estab blish a quarantine
line on the highway in the In
! dian reservation on the Cali
fornia side.
Clash Frequent
The Imperial County delega-
tion left declaring that it had
been "bawled out" and an
nounced that on return to Ell
Centre, the county seat, all
signs in that county informing
tourists concerning the Arizo-
ma embargo would be ordered
torn down. All county officers
will be ordered to discontinue
warning travellers about this
states ban, they stated.
Arizona officials foresee a re-
newal of the clashes at Colorado
river bridges of come days ago
which, they say, were encour-
aged by Imperial County offi-
cials who encouraged the ma
rooned travellers to riot.
Feeling between Arizona officials
indians living on the Yuma reserva
ion and the tourists camping a
he foot of the bridge, ran higl
gain today, and officials were KEEP
,usy comforting with the marOone'
motorists and Indians in an effor
o stop attempts to force the lift
ng of the quarantine.
Rumors of orders from Governo
Iunt permitting the ban to be lift
d were frequent, and guards at tn
asst end Of the bridge were KEEP
'usy all day holding back tn
rowds which swarmed onto tn
ridge early this morning and con
inued during the day to attempt t.
,et through.
After blockading. the west end o
yuma bridge at the California Ari
ona border early this morning s,
hat no except doctors and mai
rucks could pass either way, tour
SITS were pursuaded to drop bacl
own the hill for a time, when mi
itiamen guarding the entrance int
lrizzona promised they would ALLOW
he Indians to cross into Yuma.
After the automobiles that form
d the barrier to traffic on th'
ridge had backed off, the indians
1ere still refused entrance into Ari
Continued Oh Page Two)
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-30
l. Y. PLANS SUIT AGAINST ARIZ0Nl
200 Indians Join
With Tourists In
Rush at Border
By United Press Leased Wire

Fly United Press Leased Wire
PHOENIX. April 3O.-Imper-
ial county, California, will seek
an injunction in federal court
against the Arizona ban on in
coming automobiles from Cali
foria, as a result Of the foot and
mouth disease there, it was an
nounced here today.
J. Ralph Anderson, Imperial
county supervisor made the an
nouncement, after a conference
with Gov. Hunt, of Arizona
here.
Anderson, with District At
torney Utley and Sheriff Gill
lett, of Imperial county, came
here and requested a removal Of
the embargo against California
vehicular traffic. The executive
promptly denied the appeal.
In a telegram to Horticultur-
al Agent Harrigan of Imperial
county, District Attorney Utley
said that Governor Hunt declar-
cd he would close the Y,ma-Im-
perial Valley highway to travel
in either direction and would
route all traffic westward
through Blythe and Needles.
The message said that the
county officials from, here
would return to Ell Centro on
Thursday.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-12
UNA CIRCULAR DEL MINIsTRo
DEL INTERIOR

PARIS. Die. IL. (Cab1e Frances.).--
FL Mtnistro del Interior ha enviado
ma circular todos los Jefes de la Pc
licfa de "a Naci6n, deciarando que el
Gobiezno protegera a los obreros ex-
tranjeros que trabajan pacificamente
y acogera a todos los refugiados politi-
cos brind&ndoies asilo.
Sc perniitira como siempre Ell Hbre
ejercicio de los derechos privados :
pdblicos, pero ell derecho de asilo es-
recifica cue los extranjeros que a 81 sc
acojan deberan respetar las leyes y abs
tonerso por complete de participar en-
aigtina agitaci6n politica. Gel Gobier-
no, dice la circular, defendera los
oDreros en- los tribunales Y los pertur-
badores seran embellishments expul-
sados del territorio frances
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iPadece su esposo de
indigestion?

:, NADIA causa mas rapidamente disturn
pios en- ell hogar que un ataque de in
dfgestion,y NADIA hay que haga desapa-
reeer la indigesti6n que la NIagnesia BIZ
Surada. Ningqn hombre puede estar de
buen genio, ser amable y tener elaenten-
dlmiento claro c7Iando esta padeciendo
conStantemente del estomago a causa de
acldez, gases dolor despues de conner.
81 Su, esposo Sufre del est6mago, nj le
Tina nj lie tenga lastima, ayudele a re-
coorar su bienestar proeurando que ten
ga slempre mano Magnesia Bisurada
ten polvo o en- pastillas). URa cucha-
rada del poivo o dos pastillas en- un POGO
ee sagua tomada despuess de cadaa comida
neutralfza instantaneamente los acidos
de su estomago, que son la causa del
mai, el podra conner con gusto sin
tenor la Indigestion Magnesia BIZ
surada es una forma especial de Mag
nesla que la toman millares de perso-
mas para neutralizar la acidez del esto-
mage dominar rapidamente la indi-
gestion. No Sc confunda con Leche de
Magnesia, Carbonate, Citrate nj otros
preparados de smagnesia. Insfstase en-
obtener Afagnesia Bis1raoa- Su accion
es, segura, rapida eficaz, y puede OBJ
tenerse a muy POGO costo en- cualquier
botica bien acreditada.
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Para eI bien de Ia huhlanidad

te;. la ciencia y la pericia del 1nico
cirujano Doctor Perea habia vencido
en- aquella lucha tenaz. Habfan trans
currido varios dias desde mi opera
cion, dias de labor fntensa rrda
para mis- asistentes, de noches de vi
gilia, de continue asistencia, cuidado
y celo,. que al fin habfan sido corona
dos por el exito mas dsonjero y ha-
lagueilo, pues habia entrado en- el Pc
riodo de franca convalescencia. A los
veinticuatro dias de .haber salido ca
81 muerta de mi hogar, retorne al
mismo Hena de vida y esperanza, Y
con nnevas ilusiones y nuevos brios
para seguir la lucha por La existencia,
y todo gracias la DiVina Providen-
cia, por haberme iluminado en- mi en-
fermedad Y haber buscado al insigne,
ilustre y experto cirujano DR.. Perea,
Ell Mago de Ia cuchilla en- Puerto Ri
CO, quien esta debidamente secundado
y ayudado por Ell tambien habil cir1-
jano DR.. Luis N. Lassise de la Sic
rra, y por Ell connotado radi6logo DR..
Manuel Guzman Rodriguez, Jr. quie-
mes tambien cooperaron al exitos de
mi operaci6n, y a todos los que levan-
tar5 en- mi alma un altar impereced ,
70 de mi gratitud
Despues de esta operaci6n que ne
reservaba Ell destino, no lpuedo menos
que preguntar los habftantes de es-
ia .isla, por que cuando necesitan los
auxiGos de la ciencia quir1rgica tie
men cue aUsentarse al Norte o a Eu-
ropa,. teniendo aquf, mismo una Clini.
ca con todos los adelantos modernos,
con un instrumental complete, con un
cuerpo de competentes nurses, con I'm
personal experto y. efciente, dirigida
por Ell DR., Pedro Perea, Cirujano que
NADIA tiene que enyidiar a los primeros
del mundo, pues sus conocimientos
profundos, su pericia reconocida v su
habiltdad y competencia mil veces de.
AAs0oHA0NeS0 AZ PoueA d4 A4SluO u1VSI QSl
primero en- ese diffcil ramo de la
ciencia.
Y por tales razones creo que NADIA
tenemos que ir buscar fuera de nues-
tro pals, cuando de Cirugia Sc trate,
pues solo ALI conseguiremos 10 mismo
o menos que aqui, con la diferenc1a
que el viaje, parte de los gaatos i'm
prescindibles, hace perder un tempo
prectose que puede debe utiIizarse
viniendo a la reputada y magnifica
Clfnica Msdico- -Quirdrgica que el DR..
.Perea ttene instalada la altura de
la rnejori situada en- ell sitio mas
centrtco ideal de esta Ciudad de
Mayagaez.
BRIaTDA ROMAN.
Diciembre de 1924
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Ell ENPREsTITo INTERIOR FRAN
CEs HA sIDo CUBIERTo

PARIS. Die H. (Cable Frances. y
segdn las informaciones publicadas pcr
los diarios parisienses, Ell Emprestito
Interior de Francia ha sido cubierto
con exceso. Las suscriciones seran ce-
rradas mafiana (hoy).
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4 mis- CIlfNTES
Y AMIGOS.

I AMIUU0.
La mayor de las veces, GUAM
do menos Sc espera, ocurre una
averfa en- la installation electri-
ca de. su casa y. es entonces
cuando sc pregunta ustcd:
iD6nde encontrare un Electri-
cista? La respuesta es muy
sencilla; en- la guia telef6nica.
Pero es ell case que llama I'd.
Y la Centralle contesta: "Ocu-
pada la Inca" pues ell telefono
que usted solicita es de color
No consigue usted la comunica-
ci6n v comienza a desesperarse
pues la noche Sc avecina Y no
ha podido localizarse por usted
O por alg1n CHIVERO AFII 9
CIONADO, el desperfecto que
le ha dejado a obscuras.
Todo este ha sido previsto
por ell que suscribe, quien ha
hecho installer enssu taller un
telefono directo, con el fin de
prestar un servicio mas rapido
a sus favorecedores. -
Las .instalaciones antiguas en-
su mayoria resultan MUY Pc
LIGROSAS debido a que los
alambres corren sobre el pla
fon Y los empalmes no estan
propiamente soldados, 10 cual
esta hoy dia prohibido por ell Co
digo International de Electri-
cidad.
He podido notar que muchos
CHIVEROS ELECTRICISTAS
acostumbran (cuando ocurre un
corto-circuito) substituir los ta-
pones de la GAIA de seguridad
por monedas de cobre, las cua-
les son mas fuertes que los
alambres, por cuyo motive 81 Sc
originare un nuevo corto-circui-
to, un incendio seria muy po-
sible.
Si quiere usted estar tranquil
10 Y no exponer a sus familia-
res, exija referencias antes dc
utilizar los servicios de un elee-
tricista desconocido. La mayor
parte de estos 10 que interesan
es el dinero de usted, importan-
doles POGO la vida de los suycs
Cuando necesite los servicios
de un PERITO ELECTRICIS-
Ia, acuerdese de BADRENA
cuyo telefono es directo, v nun
ca lie diran: "Ocupada la Inca"
Con veinte y cinco amos de ex-
periencia en- ALUMBRADO Y
CALEFACCION.
TELEFONO DIRECTO 1431
APARTADo 27
Parada 261a sANTURCE P. R
cooatoooeeoaeou e8nuooeosoeasa
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81 PREsUPUEsTo DE GUERRA
DE FRANCIA MoNTARA A 448s MI
LLoNEs DE FRANCIS

PARIS. Die. II. (Cable Franc@s.)-
Ell general Nollet, Ministre de la Cue
IRA de ,sFta naci6n ha anunciado a las
Camaras que Ell presupuesto de guerra
para e. afio 1925 sera de 4468 nillones
dc frances. Ell Ministro de la Guerra,
declare qre este presupueso era de ca
Iracter provisional v que en- la pr6xima
session 1el Parlamento, presentaria un
proyecto de Ley organizando la Guar
dta Nncional en- toda la Naci6n.
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PARIS, Die. II. (Cable frances.)--
Debido al bajo precio ore Sc cotiza Ell
franco, Francia Sc ha visto obligada a
disminutr su presupuesto de Guerra en-
un $3.50 del que aprobara antes de la
guerra.
Sin embargo, ell presupuesto de Esta-
dos Uuidos ha sufrido un aumento de
M 74rs; Ell de Holanda de, $500; ell de
Espafa 1e 29o6; Y del Jap6n de 1879
sobre las cifras anteriores la guerra.
~ pesar de este, todavia Fran
cia es acusada de militarista teniendo
frente un possible adversario..." dice
NJ. Nollet.
La situaci6n, declare, es favorable
a Francia, pero es de todo punto nece-
sario la organizaci6n nilitar y el mate
rial neoesario para Ia defensa nacio-
nal que tanto nos preocupa.
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Diciembre de 1922.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-07-24

so cautious as not to act at all, for
know that he who hesitates in irreso-
luton or wavers is lost. am going
to make myself felt today as never
before. l am going to fling my life
into my work with all the energy
can master. l am resolved not to
grope along in a picayune way any
more. l am going to put some more
dare into my efforts. l am going to
take more chances because l know
that people with vigorous initiative
can afford to make more mistakes
than the hesitators, the waverers,
the balancers. am going to make
this day count as no previous day of
my life has counted.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-07-24
.EPWORTH LEAGUE AN
NOUNCES PROGRAM OF
DISTRICT INSTITUTE
Rev. Marvin Williams, Pres. OF
Board, and Rev. r. G. Cleckler
Make Addresses

The Fred P. Manget Chapter, Ep-
worth League of the First Methodist
Church will entertain the Marietta
District Epworth League Institute on
August End and 3rd.
The Fred P. Manget Chapter ex-
poets to entertain about hundred
delegates at this institute, and under
the leadership of Mr.. Weldon Under
wood, president of the chapter, plans
are rapidly being completed.
Miss Grace McCree, of Woodstock,
district secretary, has arranged a
very attractive program and some of
the best League workers in the Con-
ference will be on the program.
The feature addresses will be Sat
urday evening at eight o'clock by the
Rev. Marvin Williams, president of
Epworth League Board, North Geor-
gia Conference, and the special SER
mon at eleven o'clock Sunday morn
ing by Rev. R. C. Cleckler, pastor of
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-07-24

Welcome from the Fred Manget
Chapter-Weldon Underwood, presi-
dent
Responsibilities Carrie Lou All
good.
Business session.
Third Department Discussion
Jean Ragsdale, vice-president North
Georgia Conference.
Junior and intermediate Work
Mrs. G. o. Cook, Superintendent In
termediate Work, North Georgia Con-
ference.
Announcements and Benediction.
Lunch.
Saturday Afternoon 2 O'clock
Songs.
Standard of Efficiency-Dr. w. E.
Coleman, President North Georgia
Conference.
Fourth Department Discussion
Miss Earline Dowda, Superintendent
of Life Service North Georgia Con-
ference.
First Department Methods-Har-
vey C. Porter, Treasurer North Geor-
gia Conference.
Second Department Methods-Al-
bert j. Will, Secretary of North
Georgia Conference.
Announcements and adjournment.
Automobile ride.
Saturday Evening, 7:45
Song service.
Address-Rev. Marvin Williams,
President of Epworth League Board
North Georgia Conference.
Reception.
Sunday Morning
9:30-Sunday School
II :0O-Special sermon-Rev. r.
C. Cleckler.
Sunday Afternoon, 2 O'clock
Administrative Problems-Dr. w.
C. Coleman, Albert J. Will, Rev. H.
C. Porter.
Adjournment.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-07-24

the First Methodist church of Mari
eta.
The League Institute, while prima-
rily for league workers, cordially in
vites all the young people of the 9TH
er churches to cooperate in making
this a wonderful young peoples
meeting.
The program follows:
Saturday Morning, $3.50
Registration.
Devotional and Welcome-Dr. R.
C. Cleckler.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-07-24

mahogany and there are writing
desks of white marble placed at in
tervals around the wall.
All of Marietta and Cobb county
join in the chorus Of congratulations
which the officers and directors just
ly deserve for giving to Marietta one
of its most beautiful buildings and
providing for its patrons the very
best service and convenience.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-07-24
MAKE TODAY COUNT

Make this resolution every morn
ing l will play the life game today
as | have never played it before. /
will play it with more energy, more
determination. / will play it with
firmer decision, with better judg-
ment. But while will try not to
make so many mistakes, l will not be
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-07-24

They were strolling through the
woods at the summer camp, his arm
about her waist, when he .heaved
sigh and remarked:
Louise, do you know what
wish?"
She also was affected by the ro-
nance of the moment and replied in
soft voice:
''No, dear, what do you wish?"
81 wish / had big piece of straw
berry shortcake," was the answer,
and romance fled at once.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-07-24

The balance Of political power is
frequently in the hands of men who
can do nothing but find fault.