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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16
CONCRETE ROAD
 GETS APPROVAL
 OF MOTOR CLUB
Birmingham Organization Complies Statistics
 On snnual Cost

With the belief that the concrete road offers most in point of service for the cost of construction and main- tainance, the Birmingham Motor club has launched an extensive drive to have this type of road adopted in lief. ferson county.5
 Testimonials of good service from these roads, and large groups of sta tistics on the subject are being com piled by the club. ..s
 To offset current belief that, the concrete roads. are more expensive than others, the club has compiled table showing that $1,0O0,000 worth-more than 40 miles-of concrete roads can be constructed in Jefferson county with a yearly tax per person of not more than g cents. Should an effort be made to have the entire cost of con struction placed ons automobile owners alone, the average cost to each auto owner would not exceed two dollars yearly, it is declared.
 Statistics gathered by the club, working in conjunction with the Port land Cement company, show that there is an actual saving of three cents per ton mile in motor travel over concrete roads rather tan the Ordi- nary type of rural highway. Believing that the average load of cars travel ing roads in this county to approximate two tons, it is pointed out that the average car would need to travel only B miles to save enough in operation cost to pay the two dollar tax. Thus it is shown that one trip over the 40-mile stretch by all the motorists in the county once a year would more than pay for the highway.
 Compare Pulling Power
 Information regarding tests of pull ling power, etc, on concrete roads as compared to gravel and other types is being assembled by the club. Vir- tually all this information shows a marked ing-Eranging from one and one-half cents to- three cents per mile in the cost of operating cars on con crete highways. Prof. J. B. David son, Jr., of the agricultural depart ment of the University of California has made up a table of the pull in pounds necessary to move one ton over level roads of various types. The re- suit of many tests, he says, indicate that scarcely half as much pull in pounds is required on a concrete road as on their closest competitor, an as- phaltic surface over concrete base. The pull required on a loose gravel road, not packed down, is shown as S63 pounds per ton, as compared with only PIG. required on a concrete road.
 More than double mileage is secured on concrete roads over an ordinary earth road, statistics show, and pro- ponents of the concrete type claim that this saving will more than pay the entire cost of the road in 10 years.
 Maintainence cost is another fac tor that is being brought out by the club in its campaign. Recent reports by the state highway department of Iowa, considered a normal state for highways, show that the cost of main- taining a gravel road is $565 per year more for each mile than the maintain ence of concrete type of highway.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16
THINK BURGLARS CAUGHT
Police Arrest Negroes PeddIing
 Clothes

Recent residential burglaries and thievery from automobiles parked in the downtown district is believed to have been at least partially cleared up in the arrest of two negroes and recovery of several hundred dollars worth of stolen goods, by George Bragan and Charles McCombs, detectives, Saturday.
 The negroes under arrest are Ulysses Baker, 415 Eighth avenue, north, and Eugene Beasley, 727 Sixth alley, north.
 Several suits of clothes and a quan- tity of assorted jewelry was said to have been found in their possession at the time of their arrest. The pair were attempting to dispose of this goods in house toulouse canvas among negroes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16
PUBLIC SPEAKING GLASSES
Dr. HAwn To Deliver First Address
 r. Monday Evening

..r. Monday Evening
 Opening a series of classes in public speaking, Dr. Henry Gaines Hawn will deliver an address at 8 o'clock Monday, evening in. the Tutwiler ballroom on Speech as Business and Personal As set"
 This, lecture will be free to the gen. eral public, and invitations have been issued by the League of Women Voters for all members to attend.
 Dr. Hawn is being brought to Bir- mingham under the auspices of the League of Women Voters and will con duct series of classes in public speak ing in the parlors of the Hillman hotel starting Tuesday. These classes will be participated in by members of the league.
 In conjunction with the classes, Dr. Hawn will give a dramatic recital at 8 S:15 o'clock Friday evening, in the Chamber of Commerce auditorium.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16
GETS TWELVE MONTHS

Twelve months at hard labor, with additional time for costs. was the sen- teSce passed by Judge William D. Fort Saturday upon Fletcher Horton, negro, convicted or receiving stolen property.
 Horton was indicted on a charge of assisting in. the theft of 750 pounds of brass from the Louisville and Nash vile store house at Boyles last fall. The value of the brass was fixed by che jury trying the case at $95. Another AAgro was also implicated but has not been tried.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16

Byron May 27. A ceremony will be held in the castle of Chiffon, made famous by the poets lines.
 The king of England and the presi- denk of Ewitzerland have accepted in- vitations to be patrons of the celebra- tion. s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16
IF CONSTRAINED,
 SICK, BILIOUS Harmless Laxative for the Liver and Bowels ~.

No gripping or inconvenience fol- lows a gentle liver and bowel cleans ing with "Cascarets." Sick Headache, Biliousness. Gases. Indigestion. and all such distress gone by morning Most harmless laxative for Men, Women and Children-lOc boxes, also 2B and see sizes. any drug Stors.-- AdY. ..aa
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16
TRIBUTE TO POET

Lord tByron's Memory To Be HonoFsd
 In England May @
 BERNIE, March f15.-A committee has been formed. at .Montreux on. the border of Lake Leman to commemorate the centenary of the death of Lord
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-26
ForTna de Facilitar a la
Naturaleza Que Sc Des-
prenda una Mala Tez

Las partidarias de la belIeza Sc mues-
tran enthusiasts con las cualidades
embellecedoras de la cera mercolizada.
NADIA de 10 que Sc ha descubierto en- los
amos recientes produce tanto, de una
manera tan rapida y sin periuicio, un
costo tan pequefio. La razon principal
de sus meritos maravillosos es que
tunclona en- armonfa con las leyes de la
flsiologfa. En- lugar de ocultar los de-
fectos del CUTS, los suprime. Desprende
la cuticula envejecida, marchita
manchada o granulosa, en- una forma
gradual, y perfecta. sin producer moles-
tias. Es ell metodo en- que la natura-
leza produce la renovation de la tez.
Cuando Sc retarda ell proceso natural,
como .resultado de la dehciencia de la
circulation de la falta de tonicidad
nerviosa, la cera mercolizada es un
auxiliar que aceIera ell desprendimiento
de la piel. Ell nuevo CUTS que aparece,
es el natural, reiuvenecido, sano y de
una belleza exquisite. ST no ha.probado
I'd. nunca la cera mercolizada compre
una onza, go gn) en- cualquier dro-
guerra, apliquesela en- la noche como cold
cream, y lavese a la mafiana siguiente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-26
BANCo DE YABUCoA
Yabucoa, Puerto Rico.
2da. Convocatoria
A Los ACcIoNIsTAs DEL BANco
DE YABUcoA

En- virtud de no haber concurrido
sufciente numero de Accionistas de la
Corporation para llevar a cabo la
Asamblea General ordinaria sehalada
para ell dia % de julio de 1924, de
conformtdad con 10 estatuido por la
VICENTE Ley de Bancos y por acuerdo
de la Junta de Directories Sc cita a
Uds. nuevamente a una Asamblea Ge-
neral que debera tener lugar las dos
de la tarde del dia 2 de septiembre
de 1924 en- el local de las oficinas de
la Corporation, casa No. 73 de la ca
lie de 'Luis Munoz Rivera" de Yabu-
Goa, para tratar todos los asuntos ex-
presados en- la convocatoria circulada
con fecha 25 de JUNO de 1924.
Yabucoa P. R., de agosto 1924.
Jose L. Berries.
Presidente.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-26
DE BASE BALL

He venido leyendo dete1ida cni-
dadosamente, todas las G1onicas lie
''base ball' que con fre2uencia apa-
recen en- Ell MUNDO, de las mis-
mas Sc desprende que nadie sabe cua-
les son La novenas de primera clase
en- Puerto Rico. La "barandilla Ie
echa los caballos encima los Ma
nagers del "San Juan Athletics;
Luisin, enthusiastic FAM dice que Ell los
juegos celebrates en- Arecibo, hubo
rancho por parte de la novena mas
potente de la isla, ell invencibls Pom
CO. ETC., etc.
Seria bueno que este estado de CO.
sas tocara su I'm; que reinara armo-
MIA entire los managers de las distin-
tas novenas, y todos, con entusiasnlo
coadyuvaramos al desarrollo del depor
te. De 10 contrario. t'la agonia Sera
larga, pero la muerte segura''...
En- la edicion de Ell MUNDo, de
fecha 13 de los corrientes, he leido
una pequena cronica suscrita por mi
apreciado distinguido amiga ''Joe
Ans, en- relacion con los juesos ce-
lebrados entire Ell 'tSan Juan Giants
"Cataiio Stars. menciona dos
felpas recibidas por los primeros. De-
bemos, en- todo momento escrlbir Id
verdad de les hechos, sin apasiona-
miento. FL primero de estos juegoS
fue empatado con un score de S
y ell de la tarde 10 perdi6 ell "Catano
Stars,
La novena "San Juan Giants. tai
como estaba formada, casi todoJ ju-
gadores del ''San Juan Athletics
sin duda alguna, era formidable, ca
paz de veneer con faciidad los nlu-
chachos del Buick" y del "Hnt-
SON., 81 estas dos novenas estan
siendo, como 10 son, de primera clase,
i,Por que no ha de serlo tambien la
novena "Catafo Stars?
Auui tenemos la mania de nurca
dar oportunidad a los juniors, los
veteranos quieren siempre llevar La voz
cantante, aunque sean unas chamu-
zas....
La novena "Cataflo Stars esti
compuesta por jugadores j6venes, en-
tusiastas que ultimamente han estado
practicando diariamente y Sc encuen-
tran en- condolences de medir sus fuer
zas con cualquier team de primera.
5Por que no Sc lie da una oportu-nidad?
He aqri su lineup:
Nuts, Cepeda, Benitez, Cepeda 2Go.
Serrano c., Daniel, P. Rodriguez,
Juancho, Carmona. Yambo, Poncefii-
to. Baez, Serrano J., Santana j.;
Manager, Julio Sainz.
CICLON.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-26
ScgnrO AliviO Del Estrefiimien-
to, Indigestion e Hinchamien-
to Del Est0mago
MedicOs con MuchOs Amos de Expe-
riencia Estan SOrprendidOs de La
Rapidez Con Que Obra En-
Tales CasOs.

81 n.edico aun no le ha recetado este
remedio, vaya donde Boticario obtenga
un frasco; nombre es Nuga Tone. Es, agra
cantldad suflciente para un mes de trata-
miento pOr cerca de $1.00 ORC americana.
listed Sc sorprendera de la rapidez con que
obra. Para Ia Indigestion, hinchamiento del
estomago, estrehimiento pesadez del hfgado,
falta de apetito dolores de cabeza, fata de
ambici6E, desvelo etc. no hay NADIA que iguA-
lie este rcmedio. Ensayelo por unos pocos
dias Sc sOrprenderd de la rapidez con qua
le deyuelyC vitalidad ambici6n. amino
energia lie produce sueho profundo
reparad"r usted empezara a sentirse mejor-
casi inmedIatamonte. Los manufa ctureros del
Nuga-IOAe conocen tan ben los efectos que
produce Cn estos casoS. que haeen que los
droguistas den la garantfa de devoIver el
dliIero cL&ndo los resutados no son sat;s-
factories. Recomendado v de venta por to-
dos los buenos droguistas
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-26
La muerte esta cerca cuando eI
higado no trabaia.

Ell higado es el organo que destruye las
;1ateriaS venenosas que Sc forman durante
la digestion. Los desordenes del higado
son Inuy comunes y pcligrosos y detnandan
.nmediatamente el Remedio de Leonardo.
un medicamento marayilloso y elective
para todas las indlspos:ciones del higado y
estomago S, I'd sufre de bilosidad,
eructos. estrehImiento, aliento fetido. do
lores dc cabeza, dyspepsia. quiere decir
que su higado esta dcseompuesto. Ell Re-
medic de Leonardi es el medicamento IN
falIble que fortalecc vigoriza cl tigado
estomago pone estos organos saludables
y en- condciones de desempeaar sus fun
clones con toda regularidad FL Remedio
de Leonardo para Fl Higado cs puro, Sc
guro lnofensivo. No contcne calon1ei
y es agradable al paladar. De venta en- to-
das las drogueriaS farmaclas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-26

DeC|aradOs sin Iugar
(0onHnuaci6n de /. Ira. YAx.)

g. Godreau VS.. Felipe Colon Diaz,
sobre "quo warranto''
PoR CUANgo estando Ell Tribunal
Supreme en- vacaciones Sc ha dirigido
la solicitud al juez de turno infras-
critic.
PoR CUANTo, SO alega que Ell iuez
de turno tiene facultad para nbrar ell
! auto por razon del articulo Sc del
reglamento del Tribunal Supreme, Sc
gun el cual los autos en- recursos ex-
traordinarios como Ell de certiorari Sc
expediran por orden del Tribunal o
de uno de sus jueces y tambien por
virtud de la seccion de la ley auto
rizando Ell certiorari, la cual expresa
! que dichos autos Sc sohcitaran del
mis1no modo Y forma que los de ha-
beas corpus.
FOR CUANTo la ley de certiorari
de 1904 no confiere Ell poder invocado
Supreme
POR CUANTO la regla invocada no
es una ley de la legislature no pue-
de confer1r Jurisdiction Ia Corte
suprema sus jueces que no tuvieran
anteriormente
POR CUANTO, la seccion de la
ley de certiorari solo Sc refiere la
forma y procedimiento seguirse en-
ell ibramiento de los autos extraor-
dinarioS
PoR TANTo, no ha lugar a expedir
el auto que Sc solicita, dejAndose en-
libertad los peticionarios para que
presenter La Solicitud ante ell Tribunal
Supreme, 81 asi 10 estiman conve-
niente.
Lo decreto y firma ell Hon Adolph
G. Wolf, Juez Presidente accidental;
certifco. a.
.Juez Presidente Accidental
Secretario INFERNO.
La misma resoluci6n emiti6 ell Jueg
en- Ell dia de aver eN Ell asunto de r.
Perez Haro VS.. Miguel Manescau,
otro miembro de la Asamblea de Pom.
ce que, segun Sc alega, ocupa su pues.
to ilegalmente
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-26
FLORES NATuRALEs
Advt

JQuiere usted consegulr Hermosos
bouaueos I Bonitas Coronas y otros
trabajos artisticos en- flores naturales
Llame al tel6fono 800 Santurce. (Stop
20. Martin Pefia) y ser& standido Dor
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-26
PisO fIegante Higi6niCO

Cuatro habitaciones, sala, CO.
medor, bafio y terraza, en- ell 81
tio mas centrico de San Juan,
Sc alquiIa para familias.
Altos Farn1acia Capella, Saliva
dor Brau No. 40, 2ndo. piso
lnfornes:
Oficina Cerecedo. Salvador Brau
No. SO, Telefono No. 9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19
BY JIM MARSHALL

A QUAINT old volume. entitled
n Anniversaries You May Have
Missed" revealed today an anniyer.
sary that nearly everyone in Seattle
seems 10 have missed.
II was today. just ~ years ago.
that Seattle telephone subscriber
got his first wrong number. This
fact is disclosed In chapter OF the
quaint volume, which 10 devoted TO
Early Tragedies in the Puget Sound
Country"
According 20 the account in the
quaint old volume Ever since the
exchange had opened, on March 4
1888. Miss Harriet Hanson. the
operntor, had had perfect score,
The day OF the tragedy. however
the sky had become overcast and
light showers were freely predicted,
Along about 7 In the evening. In
the peak hour. when calls were com
ing in at the rate OF n dozen an
hour or so. Or. G.. A. Weed, who had
telephone No. !. asked Miss Hanson
TO connect him with No 81, which
was Roy Pinkham's messenger boy
service. DR.. weed wanted to send q
boy with some medicine, out into
the country beyond Ninth and
Union.
But Miss Hanson. In the rush OF
business, gave DR.. Weed the hospital
instead. and when the doctor in
structed the voice on the other END
10 Send me a boy right away the
voice replied: we don't send boys
they arc sent here. sir; the storb
brings them "e.ooaoooooo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19
Mrs. Harding Has
Sudden Bad Turn

MARION. Ohio, Nov 10. - Mrs.
Warren q. HnrdlnE'a condition this
afternoon took a sudden turn for
tho worse and her physician believes
shc IN now slipping into n coma.
Or. Carl ". sawycr's afternoon
bulletin. Issued ut white oaks farm,
said:
Mrs Harding Is worse this after
noon. She is more stupid and duh.
We have marked signs OF coma
coming on"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19

We'll. sir. you could have knocked
Miss Hanson down with a feather
when she heard about Il. Here
she had been, giving perfect mum.
bcrs from March until mid Noycm.
bcr-and then to fall down on a
silly thing like that Dreary me. but
fato Is unklnd, isn't II?
It was not long after that that
Miss Hanson drowned her sorrow in
matrimony, becoming Mrs. HARRIET
Hanson Hall. Her cousin, Miss Lin.
da Olson. Of 1896 Aiki ave. still
corresponds with her. however. Mrs.
Hall now lives in Santa Barbara.
Cal, and has completely recovered.
IL is said. from the shock Of giving
seattle's first wrong number.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19
Thomas Ince,
Famed Movie
Man, Is Dead

HOLLYWOOD. CAL Nov IA
IL Thus II Ince. ono OF the motion
picture screens leading producers
and directors. died AZ his palathl
Beverly Hills residence today.
Ills wife. Nell lnce. his two sons
and two brothers, Ralph and John.
were AZ hla bedside when the end
came abruptly.
Inee. with his wife and children,
had been guests OF william Ran.
dolph Hearst al his upstate ranch
for several days,
Late yesterday The pioneer film
man wAn stricken with acute Ind
erution
In n special car. attended by two
specialists and three nurses. lnce
was hurried back 20 Los Angeles
last night and taken 70 his canyon
home. He was Unconscious during
tho night
Early today he regained con.
sciousncrs and apparently realized
tho end vaA near.
Ho smiled NJ his wife, and. try
Ing TO speak, died,
Ince was 40 years Of aEe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19
STREET "BO|LS''
Stocks Begin 18th Day at
"3-MiIlion- Share Rate"

NEW YORK, Nov. 1s.-waIl
Street continued in boiling activity
today-the 18th day OF the great
post.election boom-with trading on
the stock exchange well past 1900.
900 shares shortly before p. m.
Another wo.million.share day
seemed assured. with the buying
capacity of the speculative public
unappeased,
Trading was at what traders
called n 5000, OOO-share rate" dur,
ing tho morning.
Tuesday 2,257,7SO shares were
dealt in.
Tho days total brought sales on
the exchange since election day up
| to 23.2s9,S3l. During the period the
value of all stocks listed on the ex.
change have appreciated nearly
! 81. 900, 900 900. +
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19
B. c. Rum Exporters
Face Another Fight

VANCOUVER. Il. c.. Nov, IL
Consolidated Liquor Exporters. Linn.
tied. OF Vancouver, whose sharehold.
crs have been indicted at San Fran.
cisco. have another fight on their
hands.
They have something like 800. 900
invested in n Vancouver race track.
money being the profits Of other voy.
ages before the unfortunate trip OF
the Quadrn. In the Legislature at
Victoria yesterday. there was intro.
duced n bin cutting down the entire
racing season in British Columbia
to 30 days next year. compared with
10 days last summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19
Reservations Threaten
Khan Orr anizatiOnH Here
Eight High Officials Quit Post; Seek to Hold
Members Together

Efforts were being made wednes.
day TO hold together local organlza.
ton Of the Ku Klux Khan, following
resignation Tuesday evening Of eight
high officials OF the Seattle Khan.
Those who resigned kept their names
under n cloak Of secrecy.
Tho designations were handed in to
o. c. Carpenter state head OF the
Khan. shortly before DR., Hiram w.
Evans. national head Of the organiza.
ton, spoke to a closed meeting OF
Klansmen. Evans made no reference
to the fight in his speech, combining
himself 10 the usual denunciation OF
Catholicism, Judaism, foreigners, ne,
groes and slnck immigration laws.
Carpenter could not be reached
Wednesday and at tho Klan's offices
Il was said that nothing could be
said about the matter William c
OFT, executive secretary of the Khan
also was unreachable.
Those who resigned were; The ex
allied cyclops, or president, OF the Sc
attic Khan; tho klaliff or vice presi
dent: the klokard. or lecturer; the
treasurer, inner and outer guards
chief investigator and might hawk, 81
who was in charge OF candidates,
The resigners made various
charges against the administration
chiefly complaining that while tht
Khan here has taken in about S12, OOt
this year. 1t is required to pay S1S,
900 TO the head office of the Khan IL
Atlanta, Ga. or the $4,000, 5000
already has been paid and there /,
less than $3.50 in the local treasury
II was said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19

and he snys to B'rer Rabbit, he
says, says he: what you want
TO run away for7' he says, You
know / mint meaning no harm
20 you, B'ror Rabbit suys B'rer
Fox, but when you run away
you make me so mad | gwine
slap you,
"And Bill whitney slapped
me, 80 he did - the big
brute. Comes brealSing into
n radio station like no gen.
tlemnn would and acts like
Merton In the movies--thc
old Wild West stuff. No gen.
ilen,an;. not nj nll like dear
old King George would net.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19
SPLIT IN
old Ring
IS seen
New Member May
Join With Commits
sioner Paul Against
Gaines; Rift Widens

DOSSIBILITY Of a split in
l. next years board of
county commissioners, where
by Commissioner Elect Will
liam Brown, of the North
district, may join forces with
Commissioner Frank Paul, Of
the South district, instead Of
William Gaines, caused a fu-
rore in county circles
Wednesday.
r. j. Mcintyre, Browns
Kirkland campaign manager
and political adviser, Wednes-
day charged Tom Dobson,
whom Brown will succeed,
with attempting to spend
several thousands of his dis
tricts 1925 machinery bud
get before Brown takes office.
The money will be available Janu.
airy / But Brown does not take
office until January -.
There was a hot session be-
tween DObson and Mcintyre
and Brown in which II was ru-
mOred blows between Mcintyre
and Dobson were averted by
Chairman Gaines.
Branding Dobson a "double-cross
err" Mcintyre served notice on
Gaines, who supported Brown IN
his campaign. that a support OF
Dobson's alleged intentions would
irTevocably antagonize Brown.
This is recognized By county
dopcsters as a tacit announcement
that the farmer combination in the
county administration may be brok.
en- up and that the two country
representatives may join forces in.
stead OF the Gaines.North district
combine at present.
Mcintyre also announced that
Attorney John Murphy may file a
petition in superior court for tenn
RNAsAi y Atatl aAAiAAAH ttNtA ~ pAtNNhA
the county paying for two Garford
trucks, totaling $500. ordered by
Dobson to be paid for after Janu
airy and before January IL. They
are already In service.
II am not trying to double cross
anybody" said Tom Dobson Wednes-
day. IF l see a chance to do good
business for the county and my dis.
trict / am going TO do it."
Mcintyre had better keep his
mouth shut. / am not trying to buy
tractors for my successor, William
Brown. simply asked for bids to
learn when they could be delivered
for him"
LAS for buying the two trucks.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19

however. came thru in good
shape, having been. as he quaint.
ly remarked, born and bred in
briar patch, B'ror Fox"
Az we goA It on our supcrset,
Aunty's Bedtime Story went
something like this;
GONE day, honey, when tho
" sunshine shone all over the
Brary Patch, B'rer Fox came
Looping down the hill and B'rer
Rabbit. who had been taking the
air In front OF his burrow, 1T out
when he saw Brer Fox coming
md ran as fast ms he could until
he was all tuckercd out and 80
dry that