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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-05

NUEvA YORK Las proscstas de
Harry Grebb ell boxer de Pittsburgh
que fue 6ecisivamente der-otado por
Gene Tunney en- el combate sostenido
en- Madison Square Garden la noche
del lunes. estan siendo origen de una
conmocion en- los circulos deportivos,
no solo de esta Metropoli, sino de
todo ell pals.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-28
CREDIT ASSN
MEETS MONDAY
A. R. WILSON, OF DENVER, WILL
SPEAK TO LOCAL MERCHANTS
ON CREDITS AND GENERAL
BUSINESS CONDITIONS AT 8
MONDAY EVENING,

A. R. Wilson, secretary and credit
manager for the Auto Equipment
company, wholesale house of Den
yer, will address the Arvada Retail
Credit Association at its next regular
meeting which will be held at the
town hall next Monday evening,
March 3.
Mr.. Wilson has had many years
of experience in the credit business
and is thoroughly familiar with the
operations of credit associations all
over the west. His talk should prove
very profitable to local members.
Many other matters of great i'm
portance are to be taken up at the
March meeting. The issuance of the
first delinquent list has been promis-
ed and all members are urged to be
present.
Work of tabulating the credit rat
ings turned in to the secretary has
been completed except in a few in
stances where ratings have differed.
The correct ratings will be made by a
grievance committee and as soon as
possible a complete list of buyers of
the community with their ratings,
based on past transactions with local
merchants, will issued to all paid-up
members.
Monday NIGHTS meeting is schedul-
ed for 8 o'clock sharp.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-28
PHONE COMPANY PUTTING
IN NEW DENVER TRUNKS

phone company showed that Arvada
is making wonderful strides in its
growth. Company men are now en-
gagged in hanging new cables which
will give the community fifty trunk
lines direct to Denver connections.
According to Manager Mahaney,
the men are also putting in set Of
wires which will increase the capa-
city of the local service twenty-five
per cent. It is not the intention at
present to install this extra equip
ment, except in the cables.
Immediate relief is promised the
west portion Of town by the immedi-
ate installation of number of new
lines in that direction. At present
the full capacity is used by that end
Of town.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-28
BILL" OLSON LOSES TIRE
ONE NIGHT; THIEF TAKES
OVERCOAT ON THE NEXT

The theory that lightning doesn't
strike in the same place twice has no
appeal to Bill" Olson, absolutely!
Bill, went to town Monday night
IN his flivver coupe, on business we
presume, and left his car parked out
In South Denver. Some unknown
party hooked the spare tire, rim, lock
and all, even the cover with the o.
son Lumber company name on it.
The tire and cover were fully COW
cred by insurance and. conseoue emily
not grieved for overmuch.
tuesday night "Bill' drove his
coupe to Denver again, parking this
time on 10th street, under the hr;pht
light of shop windows. This time the
thief took his overcoat, gloves, muf-
flers.
"Bill' remained at home Wednes-
day.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-28
THE NEW SERVICE

Cars will leave Denver each
morning at the same hours a. at
present, the first car leaving
Berkeley At 6.@6 .. m. This
car will leave Arvada for Den.
YER at GIT, a. At present.
Cara will next leave Arvada
at TIT, 7.47, S.z3, SIS .. m.
These cars will be run EEK.
prsss in the Denver limiss.
From 9.2s q. m. until 40
p. M, the cars will run only a.
far As Berkeley, one each half
hour. where they will turn.
Cars leaving Denver at 40,
40, $40, and $40 will be run
out of the interurban loop a.
now prevails. From then on.
transfer service at Berkeley
will be made.
Arvada passengers must take
Routes or 8 to Berkeley, OK
cept for the eigh, trips daily
70 mentioned.
The last car leaving Berkeley
for ArvadA will be Al approx.
mately midnight.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-28

who attended the meeting, lies chief
ly with Ernest Stengcr. receiver for
the tramwny and president Of the
Denver & Northwestern Railway
company. Granting Of the half
hourly service was based upon his
sincere desire to aid in the upbuild-
ing of this community. with the fur
sighted view OF making the compBn-
les he represents more revenue later.
Traffic from o a. m. until p. m.
will be handled by a one-man turn
around car operating between Berk-
eley and Arvadn and Ueydcn. The
car will be the "onc-man safety"
tyne, doing away with the expense Of
IA conductor and taking off one car
from the line. The new system will
be nm economy to the company at the
same time. according to their Off
GERS, giving more efficient service.
The onc-mnn car will connect with
Routes and 4, the University Park
and South Pearl lines. which are now
op"rating at sevcn-muutc intervals
nto Denver. This necessarily means
hat no connection over seven min
Itcs will be necessary.
The increased service will be in
lituled for siyty-dny trial. accord
Iny 10 Mr.. Storpor. nftpr which tim,
Z. wsll be ,ry co,y I, Jaterm,nc
pyh.thcr M, nal th, Ia. ,,r, La on,,.-
,toI prof adv. Wv
The meeting Wednesday morning
yar alto. led hy s"v.r, Nryndn bus.
ness mon, all ot ..b.m wore i'm
pressed by the cstrpmr fairness Of
he tramway offGHls.
The pnoplc Of nnr rnp 9iipity. cor
tninly not Arygd.." declared Mr.
Stcngar. "but tho aaryiro ma mnin.
aimed at prracnt h "A losing yenturc
for the company. We wont Tho co.
operation of Arado pcople In our of.
forts TO work ont a fo1riIls 4chcmc
for GENERATING Inc limo witbout loss"
Service into Leydcn viii bee made
Gu, of Berkeley and vjll RIM oncb
Inv second o1o.r,nn cnr ano,,,i,w
hour ms n, p,osont,
II Is contcmnln,od bv the comno,v
tn run The Route ~ sys,nu In ,n',cb
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-28
A. M. DONNELL BUYS HUGE
PAIR OF JACKS

A. NJ. Donnell purchased team OF
mules the other day which he thinks
is about the biggest pair in jefferson
county. He purchased them at the
Denver stockyards.
The two big jacks. "Tom" and
Jerry, weigh, 1870 and 1875 re
gpectivcly. They are and year,
cid and stand II, ind 10 hands high.
Mr.. Donnell will use the big team
70 work his fruit and garden tract
la, Fruitdalc, and is telling every
body Except the assessor just how
good and valuable they are.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-28
CHURCH DADS
VS.. CITY DADS
"oLD TIMERS" WILL STAGE A
COMEBACK IN BASKETBALL
GAME FRIDAY NlCHT-HARD
FEELINGS MAKE AFFAIR GEN.
UINE "CRUDCE" FIGHT.

The church fathers and the bust
ness men of the town will engage in
deadly combat Friday evening at
Z 80. Weapons will be basketballs,
and the duel will take place in the
basement of the Community On. E.)
church. No one has been found to
date who will consent to act as re-
fierce, but timekeeper and scorer,
the latter equipped with two adding
machines, have already been enlisted.
Roy Pierce is captain for the town
team and declines to give out his
lineup. 81 have great variety of
eX-stars to choose from, and possibly
will delule the church squad by run
ming in a complete new team every
few minutes. We are making each
player display high quality Def ire
signing him up, and the only persons
absolutely sure of positions are my
self and Judge Wilber.'.
Newt Olson, who is running af-
fairs was out of the city Wednesday,
it being reported by one of his con-
fidential clerks that he was in Dem
yer practicing difficult angle shots
on the Y. NJ. C. A. floor. This clerk
also denied rumor that Mr.. Olson
was pIdycE VII tne oIsou ltIIiDIS
Swede team, which played Craig
Baker and Mintra Paint teams this
week.
Members announced by the church
team include, Olson, Hoover, Frank
West, Teller, Willis, Hastings, N. Ev-
ans, Fisk, Kelso. According to Rev.
Hoover about forty other players are
ready to start at minutes nOtice
and will no doubt be called on be-
fore the fierce battle ends.
| Players of the town team are be-
ing selected daily, two or three DIFF
ferent stars being added to the rolls.
Among those who will either play or
be held in readiness are Charles Will
Der, Roy Pierce, Banks, Ashton, W.
Lercher, W. Woodward, "Jack" o.
son.
Many unconfirmcd rumors are
| floating about town concerning the
approaching contest. Protest has
been made that deep plot has been
discovered to manhandlc several of
the church stars early in the game.
/ The city team is energetically de-
nylng the report that they asked Rev.
/ Hoover to remain off the team on
the ground that he is not church
father"
/ II is sure to be wonderful" cx-
hibition. and hope is expressed that
some Of the contestants do not make
, too much of "show" of it.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-28

School Of Mines basketball team.
The purpose of the program was TO
work up enthusiasm and spirit for
Thursday evening, At which time Ar
vada plays Wheatridge.
April Is is the Press club dance
in the high school gymnasium. A
good orchestra In to play and every
one who comes is assured Of pleas
ant evening.
March 10 the Junior class takes
over the Denhhm theatcr. Get your
tickets early IL you want good seats.
This week ends our first six-weck
period Of the semester. Report cards
VIII be given out next Tuesday.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-28
CRUCIAL CAGE
in w. GYM
ENCLEWOOD HIGH TEAMS ARE
BEATEN IN LAST HOME GAME
FOR ARMADA - ENCLEWOOD
SECOND TEAM SHOWS GREAT
POSSIBILITIES.

Arvada and Wheatridge high school
basketball teams will play off the tie
in the southern section of the Su-
burban loop basketball season on the
Wheatridge floor tonight (Thursday)
the game being one of the regular
schedule but finding both teams tied
for the lead with one loss.
The winner of the Wheatridge
game must fight out the Suburban
league championship with the winner
of the Bennett and Elizabeth game
in the eastern section of the league,
and the winner of the Lafayette and
Fort Lupton game in the northern
section Of the league. The Suburban
champions will be entered in the
school championships.
The Suburban title game will be
played Monday, March 3.
Both teams are primed for the tus-
sic tonight, the locals having but one
man in sick condition. The advan-
tage Wheatridge will have on her
own floor is Outweighed in the opin-
ion of local fans by the fact that
the Arvada boys have confidence of
their ability gained through the deci-
sive trimming handed Whcatridgc
here.
The game is one which is sure to
be hard fought and the capacity of
the West 3Sth avenue "vm is sure
to be taxed to the utmost.
Locals Trim Enslewood Friday
Friday evening the girls team put
their names on the league bunting
by beating the fast Englcwood girls
by a score of 10 to 6.
The boys teams staged a wonderful
attack, beating the cross-town crew
by a q to o score.
Just when the girls will have to
play for the Suburban league cham
pionship has not been decided. The
opponents will probably be Brighton
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-28
ARMADA HIGH SCHOOL,
Miss DeBoers'
with m Wushiou

Monday morning Miss DeBoers'
roll call entertained with n Washing
tons Birthday program. Several
members Of the class participated in
q little play Modern Minutemen."
Roxy Root rendered a piano solo.
Other members put on "Washingtcn
and the Cherry Tree" II was pro-
gram not only entertaining but "du-
acknowledging historical.
Wednesday mornings assembly
program was postponed unit! Thurs
day at which time n rally WINS plan
ned and an address on Athletics by
Coach Kcarney of the Colorado
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-28
ZIP CLUB MEETS
TUESDAY NIGHT
rprrIr GROWERS OF JEFFERSON
COUNTY WILL PLAN ADVER-
Using CAMPAIGN TO PRO.
NOTE LARGER DEMAND AND
CREATE COOPERATION.

The Colorado Zip Club, an Organi-
,otion of the fruit growers of Jeffer-
san county, will meet at the Wheat
s;dge high school Tuesday evening,
March 4th, at 1880 o'clock. The
Meeting is called to complete organi-
,otion of the club and to instill the
.1in" spirit into all fruit growers in
attendance.
The club is an outgrowth of dis
cussion started at meeting of the
Denver Fruit and Vegetable Grow
srs' association held at Wheatridge
in December. At this time the sug-
gestion was made that if growers
would advertise and create larger de-
mands, much more fruit would be
consumed and the seasonable glut
Of the market avoided with conse-
ouently higher and steadier prices.
Joseph Pearson and E. j. White
we're appointed to institute such a
BODY and several meetings have been
held by various committees appoint
ID later and great enthusiasm shown.
First, the club proposes to do some
Advertising, backing by posters the
week" idea as relating to home
rown fruits, after the fashion of
western Colorado's "apple week.,
CALIFORNIA; "prune" week, etc. A
shrewd point was drawn out in the
discussions that the various "weeks"
must have been successes or they
would not have been continued.
Another angle of the campaign is
4 move to beat shipped-in fruits by
the legitimate method of advertising
the fact that Colorado fruit is bet
ter and can be sold as cheaply. The
shipped-in fruits last year wrought
havoc with local growers on several
occasions.
Enough berries are raised in the
jefferson county territory to supply
all the Colorado market and it is the
thought Of the organizers of the club
that Colorado fruit should be sold
near at hand, eliminating freight
shipment to other points.
The social side Of the fruit grow
ers' lives will not be neglected, &C
'cording to those who are leading in
the organization work.
The meeting Tuesday night will be
. live one, according to the plans as
now laid out. Ex-Governor E. NJ.
Ammons and Geo. Olinger will ad-
dress the meeting and an oyster sup
per is an added attraction.
The committees which are carry
ing forward the work are composed
as follows:
Golden: N. B. Monson, chairman
Louis Granjean, B. F. Wilcoxen, p.
p. Lewis, J. Morris.
Maple Grove; Godfrey Anderson,
cha .rman; KILN Moss, Wilbur Smith,
". Haakinson.
Wheatridge; Ernest APPEL, chair
man; Joe Bacher, Henry Wilmore,
Walter Barber, Joe Pearson, Robert
Whittaked, Fred Yousse, Fred Bon
gers.
Arvada; P. H. Irish, chairman; M.
J. Weber, N. Keller, John Kemmett,
Carl Extrum.
Edgewater: John Olson, chairman !;
Carl Lindholm, John Carlson, Bert
4orehead, John Kellian, Alfred An
derson, A. W. Anderson.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-28
MARCH JURORS
ARE CHOSEN
ARMADA, EDCEWATER AND
WHEATRIDGE COMMUNITIES
AGAIN TO FURNISH MAJOR.
lTY OF JURY PANEL DRAWN
FOR MARCH TERM.

Court officials for Jefferson coun-
ty evidently believe that the best tai
ent for jury service comes from the
east end of the county. The jury
called for the March term of court
will be composed of men largely sub
poenaed from Arvada, Edgewater
and Wheatridge. The men called, by
communities, follow:
Arvada-J. Hugo Abbott, Robert
l.. Black, John Bennett, VIM. C.Bott,
Fred A. Bowen, f. X. Bright, J. p.
Bradshaw, c. II. Carlson, c. II. Cob
erly, r. J. Champion, Robert II.
Clark, j. B. Dormer, j. c. Davis,
Frank Elliott, j. C. Edwards, John
a. Edwards, Sol Gephart. Charles r.
Grout. Ed. J. Gill, Frank George.
Whe.tridge-Fred Bunger, Chas.
Broad, Peter Collins, f. VI. Collins,
F. Z. Craven, C. o. Deter, K. r.
Davis, Jr., A. NJ. Donncll, j. r.
Croft, Roy d. Gay, ]. A. Glandon,
W. G.. Grant, Geo. Colbert.
Edge~atr-Robert BURY, w. D.
Bills. w. A. Baum, +. D. Beale,
Nicholas Braun, Jas. II. Burk. j. W.
Conklin. W. G. GAMER, Ed Further.
Morrison-J. L. Brennan,
Colden-W. C. Bradley, II. J..
Brecht. J. B. Cuthbcrtson, Thomas
Cody, Howard L. Evans, Geo. Ed
wards, J. p. Giltncr.
The jurors will report for duty on
Monday, March 10, one week after
the converting of the March term.
Miss Mabel Mcdonald has been on
hn uick l;u4 IL. 4 In .,..uA L.. L..
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-28
STREET CARS WILL USE 10th
STREET VlADUCT MARCH LIST

Signs posted in Arvada tramway
cars announce the opening Saturday,
March LIST, of the 10th street viaduct
In Denver for two-way street car
service.
Arvada cars have been returning
to Denver on 18th street and occa-
sionally coming out the same way.
Though local patrons of the serv-
Ice NAV miss the bumps on 18th
street, to date no one has openly
objected to the change.
The depot station is still incom-
plete, and passengers desiring to get
OIL for the union station are urged
TO leave the car at 10th and Wazee
and walk to the nth street entrance.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-28

additional service ms stated.
Hnlf-hourly service will be given
on through express cars at thirty
minute intery%,s FROM 2 70 0 am.
The same service will be given from
Denver to Arvada from 4 to 9 p. m.
Service to Leyden will be continu-
ed ms mt present, except that trans
fer must be made Mt Berkeley except
during the two rush hour" periods.
Credit for the settlement, which In
deemed very satisfactory by those
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-28
BAND BENEFIT
MONDAY NIGHT
VIOLA DANA AND TOM MOORE
IN "ROUGED LIPS, COMEDY
AND BAND CONCERT, ALL TO
BE GIVEN FOR 1.-TWO BITS" AT
ARMADA THEATER,

The March band benefit will be
given Monday evening, March 3, ac-
cording to members of the band. A
big program has been arranged for
the evening which guarantees every
body their moneys worth. The ad-
mission will be lOc and csc, as usual.
Viola Dana and Tom Moore will be
shown in their wonderful screen pro-
duction. 'Rouged Lips" The pic
ture is just off Curtis street, Denver,
where it made one of the biggest
hits of recent years. A comedy is
also on the program for the evening
The concert of the band will be up
to the usual standard expected of the
organization, the program being ar
ranged as follows:
DeMolay Commandery March Hall
overture, american Triumph
soronado ..T,.;,;.-,:y Miller
Waltz. "Moon Winks" Bennett
Star Spangled Banner.
Everybody is urged to be present.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-28
COUNTY COP.
MEETSATURDAY
ARMADA GIVEN TWENTY-FIVE
DELEGATES IN COUNTY CON.
CLAVE-PREClNCT PRlMAR.
les BEING HELD THURSDAY,
FEBRUARY 70.

Local notices have bees post.
Cd BY precinct eommittssmsa
for Arvsds. calling precinct eau.
euses 10 nsss at the town ball,
on West Csaad View avenue, At
$50 tonight (Thursday).
Jefferson county republicans will
mold a county convention March LIST,
ls2a, at Golden, Colorado. Delegates
VIII be elected at this convention to
represent the county republicans at
ne state convention, scheduled for
March II At Colorado Springs; dele
ntes to the congressional convention
called for March 10 At Brighton and
" consider other political matters.
Precinct primaries have been call.
ca ior February 26th, today, to meet
AZ 1880 p. m. In each district to elect
'eiegatest to the county assembly.
:, Under the apportionment given in
NE official call for the meeting, East
Aryada Is entitled to 10 delegates,
ana West Arvada will be represented
by u.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-28
LEG BROKEN IN FALL
FROM HORSE SUNDAY

The fiftecn-year-old son Of Enoch
West of near Leyden suffered frac-
turcd leg Sunday afternoon at his
home when horse he was riding
threw him
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-28
SHRINE OF ST. ANNE
WILL HOLD PARTY

The Shrine of St. Anne will hold a
card party ut the parlors of that or
ganization Monday evening, March
Bird. Refreshments and prizes are
promised to participants in the party,
which is open to all. Admission is
20 cents.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-28
ARMADA GETS GOOD SERVICE
IN 6O-DAY TRAMWAY TRIALS
Thirty Minute Service Will Replace Present Hourly Serv-
ice March l0-Rush Hour Cars Will Run Express A. At
ing Remainder of Day at Berkeley-Leyden Service will
Be Continued on Hourly Basis-One-Man Cars is Plan

street car service from Arvada Denver will be ncreas
ed Monday March TO- to half hourly service following
conference OF the committee appointed by the Arvada Re
tail Credit association and officials OF the Tramwav The
service will be based ON the hours
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-28

Word has been received from Mr..
and Mrs. j. II. Watson, who have
been spending the winter on the Pm
cific coast, that they are on their
return home and expect to arrive in
Arvada the latter part Of this week.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-28

Henry King of Frutdale, one of
Fruitdales' Oldest citizens, has gone
to the hospital in Denver for treat
ment for rheumatism.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-28

Mrs. c. +. Williams was hostess Mt
a surprise party Friday afternoon.
The party was in honor Of the birth
of her daughter Marie.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-28

Miss Mabel Mcdonald has been on
the sick list for the past few days.
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CHAPTER II-Record 80
NELLIE thought she heard footst

A NELLIE thought she heard footsteps near
"A the sitting-room window. A gentle rain
was falling and there was lingering
chill in the air although it was May. Before
she brought out the precious box she care
fully drew every blind and locked the doors.
The neighbors were alseep, for it was past
10 o'clock. And still, distinctly again she
heard someone walking, and then, next
moment, felt quite sure that she had heard
whispering voices. Could it be her magma
ton? She remembered that once, weeks be-
fore, she had had the same feeling that
there was someone near, looking at her, lis
tening to the French professor.
When she came home from school next
day she found Aunt Narcisse sitting on the
cabin steps in the warm spring sunshine,
looking sullen and preoccupied and for a
while she was extremely non-communica-
tive.
Little Miss" she said after Amelie had
tried for long time~fn vain to interest her
in the happenings Of the day, "les me and
you go home"
60 home" repeated Amelie, smiling.
Dear nanny, you and haven't any home
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-12-21

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sister s1kes eoaIee anu - aas,, r,;nc .o.
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creeping IN, as "a sS;ond ~ nrnfas s
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10 ms aecostomea pia hshte 49, ~ tho
ner last eohseioNe 90 .e.hS ..no1;as snd
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the Jessamme anu Ine roses ;, Vic
ONLY napPiness fa11e,,ad 80 .,'u rar, very
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strange ones 1or neI' anu IL vi Heo ms ,,ae
DAYS Ihat Tue culIent u lei "noe 49, "f
turned, ana she sIar.ea On new p,i"s ~ ~
ner existence lney were ioIieis ""s -, p"i - =.
as had heen their habit. and psrtlv because
with windows and doors open, she dared not
Let the professors yoice be heard even from
his nj, Mace e in the closet for fear he would be
discovered She knew definitely now that
She could never share her secret with the
neiehbors. He had meant so much to her.
was So much part of her inner. secret
evistence that she felt that If would almost
be a sacrilege to divide him with others.
One nornino a few weels later Amelie
received a letter She saw that Il was from
the nhonopranh office in New York perhaps
nrofessor had snoken the Wonderful words
on Record No a. She onened If With
tren,hjino hands and read.
"My Dear Madame-We shall appreciate
u ,ory m,1ch r. VOL, will return m ne at vour
earliest convenience Record No a. which
was skinned With the machine for tho
Erancb fancnaoe We have inst learned
n,os+ n,axnec4edi, ths+ thro,9b tho nais'
made and that + scc;dentajlv GOT in With
sb;nn,ent about tho time vonr nhonooranh
was ordarad We ara therefore aslipo
thst al If tho records If Ihis nnnber that
were sb;nned dnr;nr this ner;od no retnrned
to ms 90 that we NAV locate the stray rec
ord and substitute The nroner one for i
+ Verv resnactfnlli VOWS
"UNIyFPSAf T,ANGiTM,E PHONE co
"per e \ Jawrenca President;'
o4
Amehe smliedE as she reao, anu t 1nl SAY
down in her little old rocker ana laogheo
outright. ,a,,. e
And to think, she SAID ina. because VI
the mistake OF tnat empIo!e thls pleeioe es
RECORD NO. 80 should nave stfa d!..1 ot
down mere TO kehtucky 10 poor Il',ie nie
How much pleasure II mas gwen me. oei1d
1t back; Never MI Lawrence shouiu
say not =, ..:t:
SO she got out her mother Ola "riDng
desk, with It's motner-ol- pear roses, "o-
Justed the broken hlhges' ana she wrote
", ,o..
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-28

Mrs. J. Hughes and children left on the Admiral Evans for their home in ketchikan where they will visit for a time.