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Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-19

Davis Beauty Parlor for appoint
ments. Phone 227. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-19

Cigars ana Tobaccoa alwav,
fresh at Steves'. adv
George Daugherty of Imperial was
IN town yesterday.
Fred Holmes of Holtvile was not.
ed IN FL Centre Friday.
Why Bake in Hot Weather? Let
National Bakery do it. adv
Mrs. R. r. Snow left Thursday
For visit in San Diego
Miss Muriei Allen of Holtville
was also in FL Centre yesterday.
Buy Bread at National Bakery.
adv
Floyd Howard is spending the
weekend in San Diego.
Mrs. r. y. Isom of Calexieo was
in town yesterday.
National Bakery Bread is your
best hot weather food. Eat more of
il. adv
Guy f. Beynon and faphilv are.
spending the weekend in lsos AE6e
les. lea vino here last nioht
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-19

Live Oaks, where they are spending
the summer months.
Davis Beauty Parlor, for appoint
uents. Phone 227. adv
Only the Best and purest used in
National Bakery pastries. adv
Dawsons Go East-Mrs. W. A.
Dawson and son William who have
been spending the last two weeks
with Mrs. William Fleming and her
daughter Margaret al La Jolla
Beach, are on their way to Mem
phis. Tennessee, and other southern
points where they will spend the re-
mainder of the summer.
Go where the crowd goes every
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
nights. The New Valley Open Air
Dance Pavilion at Heber. l7tf
y. A. Harrigan left today for San
Diego 10 be present at the wedding
of his brother p. Y. Harrigan. Mrs.
Is. A. Harrlgah leit san feuIo !es'
terday for San Diego, she has been
spending several weeks in Saa Pc
aro.
Davis Beauty Parlor, for appoint
ments. Phone 227. adv
Judge 7. Mayfield and Mrs. May
field have returned from their honey
moon trip 10 Los Angeles and other
coast points, they were away two
weeks.
Meals. at. Steve's. taste better.
That : why we re always busy. adv
Get 60 Day Sentences-Nazario
Flores, 20, Mexican, was sentenced
10 60 DAYS in the county jail on a
petty nrceuv charge. He was ar.
rested ia Brawley where his trial
was held In the justice OF the peace
ronrt. He WAS brought 70 the
county Jail last evening. Jose Her
nandex. 80. Mexican was sentenced
from Rrawley to 90 days in the
county Jail oa vagraney charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-19

National Bakery Bread is your
best hot weather food Eat more of
il. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-19

Here From Live Oaks-Mrs.
George DeHaven and son George
Walker DeHaven are spending the
day in III Centro, coming in from
Live Oaks, where they are spending
The SIMMER months.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-19

Miss Florence Martin left today
for an extended vacation IN Los
Angeles, and San Francisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-19
Take Prisoners to San Quentin

Take Prisoners to San Quentin
Roy Estes and father, j. A. Estes,
left this morning for San Francisco,
taking two prisoners for San Quen-
tin with them. They will remain
for day or two before returning
to FL Centre. The prisoners, Mou-
rise Coronado and f. l. Lopez, are
sentenced for forgery and burg
larry respectively. Coronado IS 10
serve from one TO IA years and LO-
pez from one TO 10 years.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-19

Davis Beauty Parlor, for appoint
uents. Phone 227. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-19
Supreme Court
Hearings Monday
(Continuea from mage II

rested under the punitive section,
and the legality of the arrest will
be tested. This suit is technical,
but is expected to bring out some
of the strongest evidence for and
against the legality of the law.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-19

Hotel Orcgon-Our washed air
cooling system is now in operation.
Noon lunch 35c; dinner soc. Fried
fhieken dinner 75c. Chops, steaks
and salads at all hours. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-19

Only the Best and purest used in
National Bakery pastries. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-19

Miss Dorothy Stafford, left today
for months vacation in Los An
gelcs.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-19

Everything Neat and Clean at
Liberty Cafe. Excellent service.
Strictly American. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-19

Fred Jarboe Here-Fred Jarboe,
member sof the contracting firm, of
Jarboe and Murray contractors for
the new court house building, ar
rived here from San Diego this
morning Mr.. Jarboe has dissolved
partnership in the Jarboe and Muir
ray firm and is at the head If the
Jarboe Construction company, San
Diego. He is well acquainted with
valley people and is visiting with
large number of friends while here.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-19

Mrs. w. f. Moshcr of Holtville
was shopping in FL Centre on Fri
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21

Tie Riddle Lacy usEan
There o. "a crooked psTran.
Who HASN'T any style,
uuf hr ia ~ oblsluE
NUu Will mud n worth your uhiIr
10 have thiH crooked gentleman.
A guest within your house.
Tho ar for fiEa he isu't
Any l.EErF than q muute.
-Its1I rtay down IN your htohsn,
Among your spoons and forks.
Fer cook s1ys IhE' hos wonderful,
AZ rnraEatiuE eurtH,
He's mot n pushing person,
Hut az f9f pull my, MY
Hen set tho goodies out Cor you.
And doesn't even tn
Il know known cried the Ten.
O'Clock Scholar Even n don'i
I get GO school On time. know a
thing 90 two. ITS o. oarksrrow'
'+rhaI'B right" smiled tho Riddle
[ Lady Here au alarm clock for
youf prize ! always said that y
wasn't your fault that you wsro late
Tor school. Hut q viii h. amer this
. Who d ready for another ritdleF
"Me' cried all The Mother Goose
I Iandcrn o. loudly that Mrs Go0ts
fairly FLUSHED My gooinosa"' she
I sai1 90 Mrs FpFatt I'm so afraid
the Twins will 80 home and ray
that We haven't any manner
I Tnsy'u certainly say ws don't know
any grammar
why. they yelled too" raii Mr.
Z spfaft II both saw ana heard
them
"0h. that's different" said Mr.
. C0oer lu n relieved voice ''sh' Tb'
RiddIs Lady l. beginning again
This g. az osby uns,' said th'
Rlfile LADY. And very short
"pata-eahs, pata-caks, Baker Man.
I What can II be that be bakss IN q
PAM
. A. round a. dollar, m nai rs
plate.
NY dean. irs tho yery thing Jaei
Huruer ate.
Zach year On Thanksgiving, o
pumpkin ms made,
on Christmas Of mluccnsat of ven
best grade
on Easter % cust8rd. for then ssE
nrr plenty.
Now sg1 uh1 rEn gIraa this bcfor'
count twenty
4 know" cried jack H9rnsr
ITS 90 pic"
II v8r hup.uE sou would surz
.It.'' declared 'hn Riddle Lady 9TH
priEa "a "a fork. Now please don
uss Yuur thumb any more. u ism
J "a hlf nice
90 IIe Continued
I Copyright 1894. .. p. A. Service. trr
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John Aiuslsy a man ~ education
ana lrrrafuE- EFcHurn q master
Crers-r rrF|uE HTEn rtlrF tH.FN 80
Az NantF .srlr Pc develops arHIFH
to meet fhr clever thirf who stole .
rafl urrbIsee from tho throat % the
hareurr a f.strrrIIr fn fnr Casino
All thr roulette EabIrs A.uH.HF trfa
q Young Erglishuan ana Dis AurTi-
car bride lose an FNr money tHrN
have More money ls lnaHra o. fAe
Ems Iishmsn ~ k9ssls s,. ET .I,-,
hssa MOTIVE This suspicion o. mo-
nrnfarily 3iapslir1 when he over
hears no Russian grant ihr use gf
bis hotel apartment Co the drsitiufr
Tuuus couple Later, however Pc
sees thr Russian himself s2snE %
thc hotel
VOW co on WITH rHE sronN
/ took the carriage. and three min
utes later I Was in my apartment. on
tha third floor q the Hotel dc Paris.
Two minutes after that was stand
ing in tho corridor, watchlug, in
ama1cment. the scene In progress Be-
sore Apartment Three,twenty-tvo,
had heard sounds q strugsie,
volcts raised IN anger. and 80 had
stepped into tho hall
Before the open door o. the prince
apartment stood a group % men
Tho Russian was there, two clerks
nom the Offica downstairs, and twl
porers- These latter Stripped the
arms OF the young Engishman- Tbs
Russian was spcaking,
we were too quick Tor him, nass
sicurs." be cried. Tho minute
missed my keys, FASTENED back
here. and We are m good time q
catch the thief who took my keys and
has invaded ms rooms
lie spoke In French. and the clerks
and porters responded with excited
gcsticulations,
search him. cried tho Russian.
The young EngllshmAn. obviously
comprehsrding no French. dsmandst
now the meaning OF this assault upof
him.
Il missed my keys" replied N.
Russian In English. 4 return 90 th'
hotel. tell the clerks We CONT
upstairs and find you departing from
my rooms.
YOUNG Bsresford grew red. "Bu
you gave them 20 me yourself, tcI
MINUTES ago, In the Sporting club q"
The prince smiled. You are
man with some shrcds OF commo'
sense" he ret0rtsd. who viii be
iieve so ridiculous a statement
I had not been observed by any o
the party, and ] stepped back silent
Is 10 my room. leaving the doc
slightly ajar so that ! could SIN se
and hear. without my espionage bs
ing detected. And II u be wonderc
az that I dld not az once come 70 IN
rescue OF Beresford. let me state tina
] nrefrrred 90 witch tho unfolding Q
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Tibet angle
LETTER FROM PAULA PERIER
10 JOHN ALDEN PRESCOTT.
CUNTINI. I'D

I am sure our baby .a not n child
81 destiny because you and J. ny
dear. arc very ordinary human rrs8a
lures and We had nothing 90 lay a.
tho feet ~ Fato 20 make her give
any morg 10 our child than thousand7
OF other misguided men and women
who have not counted on tho future
while living wholly in the Elamor q
the present,
have coma 90 the conclusion that
all this which 10 20 BE- our boys i7
because u your wife Lrslic=f am
not Suro that ahs would like mo 60
nll her Leslie. but DO u 10 myself
and 20 my God when thank Him
FOR her daily,
II is not 10 you. John Prescott, that
owe my belief In a God and a feel
ing that somewhere sometime some
way everything will DO all right, but
to your wife.
Tho other night I heard a man--n
moving picture nctor--taik upon tho
now kind Of religion which has for
It's basis ones attraction Of tho ALI
good 20 oneself. Tho theory being
that II you are good. that II you ac-
knowledge that all Is good within you,
you can not help but havo all the
good you ask for and believe Is
yours.
To VS. little Jack was a BURDEN Hs
was n constant reminder OF our sin
| I loved him more than anything IN
/ my life. but I never thought Of tina,
lovo without more or less unhnppi
ness. l could always SEQ the bar.
sinister across his forehead
With Leslie It has all been differ
ent sho loves you much more
ever did who do not love you tho
least bit now, She loved you 20 much
| that she could love your child with.
out prejudice Her love was better
than mine ever was and because she
loved much ] almost feel that even
my sins have been yIcariously for.
| given me.
It's n strange thing that I have
been writing 10 you an entirely dir.
| fsrcnt letter than I intended. What
I meant 20 say was that little Jaci
| having become n very rich baby. hS
doesn't need anything that / can d.
for him. He has love, wealth anc
position and the best thing that
can give him now will be 10 forge
that he ever was mine Just as hay,
forgotten you, mon ami am go
ing from now on TO forget that hay,
ever lived before came to this beau
tlful place,
When ! knew you was still quit,
French. II you remember coult
not speak the language without put
ting It into French ldioms Todny
am entirely Amcrican-exccpt whcr
I want to be French.
SO you arc going over to Pitts
burg 20 live and little Jack will prob
Iably be one Of the great captains o
industry Of tho future. You will
probably take him into the plant n
soon as he comes out Of college.
For once | have written you Jus
MIil WIS III IVY lFdtl' HIl not 70
ing 10 write you agaIn-unloBs some
thing comes UP which Is very i'm
IpOrtant to me.
I dare you TO tell Lcslio that yo,
have received q letter from me AM
that / am sending my love to her be
cause I know that God has bcci
good to mo IL letting mo know a
least one good woman who IS not
borc-in letting me know ono goo
woman who is worth all tho mon Il
tho world. @ PAULA.
Copyright 1924, N Il a Service Inc
| t,nu,.....
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over a maH was aEsrH7e1 uIth a a.
a.re tr Elu h.H enemy. Brr ford Vac
IHHf wan. 1IH aHu rrrf.eamrrf
T@#n' rfH.uE tH H.m rHa. save ga.
H iHirrIsFed with H.s vrrssIHE "a
righteous vengeance aa fnn ruHer.
That worthy rraEsrrrI Ia hr foUi
4 stared lhw tEe crack IH iEe 3rsT
N1U That the plot had wufH'3e3 itsr.f
iH bee F1rt.d HeurHrurHI uaa..
have entered uraa tho rrrne and
caused tirrg7fuTaH release ty paF.
uhnrsfIHE hIa defense. bose for pur
thing That thInE - IAN sAe'znA
Haa. apparently uuHHiIrri hT OBJ"
others that fhe prince bad ulErlei
Az HsreFfrri fret struck H.m.
Zach gaur' enc prince had cried
Sow. chat Dr. purely German rhr.a
wafuH Ana lf Was uttered NF E
man Unn previously had spoken both
French and English with q pro
u8unrti Russian accent Why i'a
an apparent UaHs.au. lH moment Hf
great excitement utter "a German
phrase without ans sign ola Russian
.acrrHf Could % he because ihr
prince Waa really GrTmauH
E6W. Ths Germans are not popular
.fn France. or Monte Carrie which.
despite Bs independents, De- French
.In rrfrgh and tradition. % course. a
German desiring 90 enjoy thr pleas
urrr n the principally might cloak
himself with another nationality
without ans uifrriuF purpose save
that ~ enjoyment Uuf there was
something ra tiabalIe1IIy clever iU
thr princes plan that 2 could u0i
bring myself Gao believe that r1 utter
Ia sc5gnirrI adopted masquerade
solely Cor che purpose 90 Cnl1ylnE
thr Riviera Ito wua. uuquestiuuably
au ImpostaF ln his claim 20 priuetly
rank Was hr something more thar
an 'mp1st6rg
And / knew now that the answer
90 that question must be iu tho A..
/ nrmatiyo For tho Do Earri af HsrrH
ford with a hate that could have
killed. the words which be- address,
20 the hotel employees were mild
4 am a man ~ mercy" 10 dcc'ar
81, 4 can forgive theft. and ever
assault upon myself This yuunF
man Is accompanied BY he wife. 81.
viii suffer "a his shame. Let hin
50 free"
| Now, sn FAR az The prince know. uI
one on earth was a witness 90 hIs con
Ivsruatl0n with Beresfard 90 the cor
r.dog outside tho roulette rooms 81
tho Sporting club. Hrrrsford1 de-
tense against The charge Of theft
would b. laughed az ia any court %
Tho world And lHs prince was no
THE sort ~ man % b. moved hy thn1
emotions Of pity whose expression
Dad imposed upon tho wam,hearts.
I Freaehmyn The prince had brst
I struck and rhakrd. Ills eyes told hI
dseirs for vengeance, with ven
Ecancn No simple % accomplishment
why dld he f0rgo az Was BE- bgeaus
he feared himself 70 appear IN court
even a. a complainant Had b
counted upon Herrsfords yielding &
his damnahlo TuEErstiouf Had b
never Intended 30 carry his plot % Il
Logical eoncluslonf WHY
I Because. IN addition 10 being 81
impostor, be was "a criminal who dsi
cd not subject himself 10 the HcrutlH
% court, And 20. tho BY a word
could have saved young Hsresfor
from further humiliation ! waited.
Monsieur 10 Prince - too s1fi
hearted said one Of tho clerk
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TACOMA

Rhodes Eros, 18th and Broadway.
stone-Fisher Co. 18th and Broadway
Peoples store Co. 18th and Pacific
r.. g. Jonas & Son, 25O3 Sixth ave.
Jennings Hdw., f1is Pacific.
Richards g. Johnson. 757 s. 3sth.
Drumm Jfdw. Co. 1924 N. Proctor.
J.. gehoonfold e. Son.
y. =. JirSer Hdw, s. Tacoma
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French spoke 20 them The young
man has suffered severe Losses In
Ia moment % despair he has com.
mlited this crime, arm not a harsh
man. II no shows the proper spirit
% repentance, I am Inclined 90 for
sive him."
Thu French are a warmly impulslye
people, These members ~ that "a,
liant race applauded loudly the Rus
SLAMS generosity Understanding no
| English. what followed was lncnm-
|prrhrnsible 20 them. and only served
10 prove 20 them that Berrslurd was
la hardened rascal. For. iu English,
the prince spoke 20 the unhappy pris
|oner.
You wonder why I have done this
thing You forget that Madame,
your wife. is exquisite.
Don't mention her name, you
'swlner cried Berrsford,
The Russian shrugged But Il {,
essential You SEQ, my youug friend
that it IS possible for me. with a
word, 10 cause these men % rrlcas,
you. I will utter that word on ous
condition. II you could assure m'
that Madame. your wife, would tak'
Ia motor ride with mo tomorrow. 20
.lst us say. Cannes. why then, Mr
iBercsford-"
lie didn't finish tho sentence
Young Bcrrsford broke loose from tn
'dchluiuig clasp Of tho two porter
and WINS at tho Russians throat.
= tell you. n was magnificent. Hs hai
the big man down IN a moment an
would certainly have killed him ha0
there been less than four men 10 irul
him away from his victim.
But four werp too many, Blrediu
] and bruised. they finally dragged hin
from the Russian. Loudly tho clerk
assured Bcrestord that In ten min
utes no would be In prison. and tina
no would b. lucky " he escaped wit
a ten years sentence HH ala no
understand them, but II he had, I Zee
certain that & would not have both
! cred him at that moment. For !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-21

'WW rrrHbaIF please D. quiet
Baa raI IHr Riddle LADY 'lfa
time fHF another riddle"
N8ur. who Dad uun che prize
Iurf before THAT ana Was Showing
it around 90 iI8 Peep aHl Contrary
Mary and MarErrg psw. aII ~
whom admired o. use everything
suddenly stopped taking
And 30 asa sick ana Jack and
Tom Tucker ANA Peter Peter and
everybody.
Really you could have heard a PIN
irup. almost Even tho pii Shoe
Womau'H children we're guIrf Tor
tho flint time iu Pix months, on
their mother said afterwards.
Tho reason IVES very plain. 30
body wanted 10 mirs n word ~ iH'
riddle. and when there Is a riddle
being asked u Il important 20 SCI
quite an Or g.
Ssysrthslsss II snail b. done as he
Wishes
/ Iu Monte Carlo scandal - any r1rt
I 10 uHvrlcomr. Thriving on tho basCr
passions of mainland, Tho principally
has no desire far tho world % hear
LOO matters such as THE, To ibr
world Monte Carlo presents an In
. Frul1unly smiling r1unieuanrr. n
/ does not thank tir reu1u who re-
minds the world that lbT r1ncfuirat
ed vlcr - a continent lr Eathrrra
here. Monte Carlo wlabrs lhs rapeu
20 print tales o. IT, tennis matches
Its yachting. To- frtra. IL Wishes moth,
Ing s6rild 20 rs8 INTO have occurred
There.
/ Monsieur nrrr1f9ri VIII - rg'
across tho border tomorrow morn
Ing. said the clerk "F0r tonight ~
Twin g 20 hln room. A Euari will b'
stationed outside y. tie Be- a ihirt
who cannot pay his hotel bill Bul
that does not matter. That VIII b
forgiven On condition that be nsysl
. comes 90 Monaco again
. UeTest6rd uurgmprrhrndlHE. De
gan again a violent protest nEalns
tho two men who held him, and a Dc
.nuur.atnn ~ tho prince, Ito alui
aid that be would appeal 20 she Brit
lsh consul.
The prince. nursing a blscksns,
go, Fnrsrcd aL him
YOU Brr very lucky 20 get or a.
easily aE sou have done. Re assure.
THAT II y0u offer any objection 20 "a
action Of tho authorities I will bunU
.ygu an Tho thief sou are
And then The pnFferH and tho clerk
dragged tho EuEIishmau AWAY. An
.HiuI / waited After all uotblnl
.rsrlnus would happen 90 yuuuE Eerea
ford before tomorrow morning, srE
.rral hours remained before dawn
Much might b. done I'm that time. ]
the prince were tho criminal that
Iuddtuly suspected him 70 b., thor
might BE- other ways 81 coping wit
THE situation.
iConiIuucd in Our NoSt ISSUE
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Spelger e Hurlbut, End and Union.
Bon Marche. End and Union.
Grunbaum Furn., 9Th near Pine.
standard Furn., End and Pine.
Campbell Hdw. LIST and Madison.
Y. Hausler. Rainier and Rose.
Uresslar Hdw.. 434i University way
Holland Hdw., $3.50 Ballard.
Anderson Furn.,f 5428 Ballard.
~. =. Holmes. S5th and Greenwood
u. Onion Hdw. e. PIT. 200 u. Union,
INTERPLAY Hdw.. 3047 18th W.
Grayson & Brown, 1850 Rainier.
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MJOmAinSIeX
RgAMaSteK IhieF
~ CopYTSh 1914 EEA Service Inc
T(D CAW(CIfH A NIfHNIEIFs

.ths rl1t You win confess tE1t BE- was
Ia rather pretty one
"Eut Why have sou aHno such a
thnErs cT.rd Hrresf0FA
An u0w sou are prepared 20 he
reasonable said the prince lie
furnei % the clerks. ana Ia rapid
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SEATTLE

Frederick & Nelson. Eth and Pine.
Grote- Rankin Co. 9Th and Pike.
Ernst Hdw. Co, 9Th and Pike.
Gottatein Furniture. 1914 End nvo.
Knowles Hdw., 3i22 Fremont ave.
West Seattle Hdw., 2G1t California.
Peter Hdw., J3l1 Ballard
Walllngford Hdw., ". f5th Il Burke
Pioneer Hdw Co, G25 First.
Jim wood Hdw.. 4703 California.
Vista & Rehy. 1925 Greenwood
WOodlnwn Hdw., Green Lake Station
Keefe & Wcslow, 5G23 Rainier.
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TOMORROW: Letter from John
Alden Prescott 10 Leslie Prescott.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-24

1t will set an example for the other
states, and 1 confidently believe that
more than one-fourth of the states
may be induced to reject the amend
ment.
Realizing our home conditions.
nearly all of our representatives. in
congress voted against this amend.
ment. ] have no doubt their votes
were cast in the interest of the pept
pie of the state. ~
Our system Of goVernmentS'ollrI
national constitution, was framed
by our forefatEers upon the theory
that our country would be too large
to allow the national congress to
regulate local matters all over the
Union. These things left to the
states can in most instances be best
contr' lied by the states, and I shud.
der at the thought of what congress
might do, to the injury of the chill
dren of Georgia, through interior.
ence with control of the children by
their parents il the proposed TWEEN.
tieth amendment to the constitution
is ratified.
"Fortysix of the forty-eight states
have already passed child labor
laws, and in nearly all of them the
legislation amply protects children
from injurious labor. If the legisla.
ture of Georgia acts promptly, re-
jecting the amendment, it will set
an example which will contribute
greatly 70 preventing its ratfica-
ton"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-24
HOKE SMITH WARNS GEORGIA
OF MENACE IN AMENDMENT

ponents of this measure. and from
the rejection of the amendments of.
Tered limiting it's effect, we must see
the real spirit of the majority of
noth houses of congress, and we
should not be deceived by the claim
that this constitutional amendment
Is 10 protect persons under eighteen
years of age from confinement in
factories, and in places injurious to
health.
impractical Theories
The spirit Of those behind the
measure, and the spirit of those
VINO passed it, influenced by Jealous
but Impractical theorists, threatens
you with legislation to the full ex.
tent have suggested BY voting
GOWN provisions which permitted
those under eighteen years of age
to aid parents in their homes. in
tnelr immediate business, and on
1neir farms, the real purpose of this
leglslatlon was disclosed
we have an excellent child Ia.
oor law In Georgia. had the honor
OIL appearing before the legislature
ana advocating legislation similar to
tnat which we now have when the
Iirst child labor law was passed in
the state.
believe in our Georgia law, but
the people of each state should he
permitted to regulate this subject
Tor themselves.
10 put the age at eighteen. and
TO let congress prevent bows until
they are eighteen from doing anv
work is simply horrible. A. bow who
mas never done any work until eight.
cen years Old is being prepared for
the same place which the sons Of
the Two millionaires in Chicago now
occupy Every boy should do a rea.
sohaole amount OF manual labor he.
lore ne is eighteen years of age. he
Is capable on the farm and in the
smaller towns of Georgia of being of
great value to his parent and
wheh the parents require the bow To
90 reasonable amount of manual
TABOR, they are performing a great
service to the boy.
Many a boy. at fifteen or sixteen
years or age, has taken care of his
WIDOWED mother, and it has belned
70 make a man Of him. Long before
me age Of eighteen, the responsibili.
ties or life should be seriously con.
sloered, and preparation for thase
responsibilities should be begun
IL the Georgia legislature will
promptly reject this amendment If
VIII be the first state to act upon #