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The Denver Jewish news., 1924-10-09

advantage of at once and would be,
if the money were Forthcoming. The
Educational budget of the keren
Hayesod had been curtailed, he re-
gretted, because of the shortage OF
money The budget had been cut from
10000 pounds to $4,000 pounds and
the great Hebrew scholar wanted to
bring to the attention of American
Jews the Importance of continuing the
educational work along the lines it
was originally started.
arab agitation has weakened con-
siderably during the past year" Dr.
Yellin continued. at was natural that
it should subside because it was an
unnatural movement. The Moslem-
Christian Society can no longer say
that it speaks for all the Arabs Of
Palestine, for strong parties have now
been formed against it. Jews and
Arabs are now working together in
various enterprises and movements.
You find Jews and Arabs on commit
tees and Peasant Party has been
formed by Arabs of Hebron which is
definitely committed to the Bafour
Declaration and to cooperation with
the Jews in building up the country.
The Arabs now admit that Jewish i'm
migration is not harmful to the coun-
try; now they see that it is helping
the country, they see it clearly because
it means more money and better living
conditions for them"
As one who has been n leader in the
municipal affairs of Jerusalem, it was
natural to seek DR.. Yellin's opinions
on the development of that city. He
declared that the modern tendencies
noted in Jerusalem were looked upon
with high favor by the leaders be-
cause it was a healthy sign of the de-
velopment of the country.
Opera as good as one hears in
Europe, theatre, sports, boy scouts,
new quarters, sidewalks, widened
streets, boulevards, motor buses and
taxis all these are manifestations of
progress he said. "Of course it is
nice for the tourist to come to Je-
rusalem and to find the city the same
as it was two thousand years ago. But
to those of US who live there that is
not so pleasant and we are glad to
see it taking on modern aspects. OF
course the old city will never be
touched, its character will always be
as it is, but the three new
quarters recently built are modern in
every respect. The homes have run
ming water and electric lights have
been installed, awaiting only the build
ing Of power plant under the Ruten-
berg Concession until they have cur
rent
"Jerusalem's great problem is its
water supply and that will only be
solved when the municipality makes
a loan of at least two hunder thou
sand pounds to build n modern and
adequate water supply station. When
that station is built, the city will be-
come much healthier because then the
cisterns, which are the breeding places
for mosquitoes, will be eliminated"
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-10-09
SIR II RIB L TT RAPHAEL.
JEWISH BANKER, BRITISH
NJ. p. DIES.

London-Sir Herbert Raphael, we'll
known Jewish millionaire and banker
for twelve years until 1918 member of
Parliament for the Liberal Party died
here today nj the age of G5. His death
occurred suddenly, while he was hunt
ing on his estate. He collapsed while
holding the gun to his shoulder.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-10-09

BE not only wise in thy words, be
wise in thy deeds Talmud
II is hard to find man who loves
his opponent: II is only the wise, who
loves his opponent Il is only the wise,
who loves his own kind.-Talmud.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-10-09
Banquet To Be Ciuen By
Sisterhood OF Temtl,
Emanuel Postponed

The Sisicrhood ~ Temple Eman.
nel greatly regret That owing 10 the
serious illness of Mr. Samuel T..
kohn, president of Temple Emanuel
the banquet in honor Of Dr William
=. Frielman's ihirty.iivr years of
service has been postponed until
some time IN the future
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-10-09

to secure the financial foundation for
the existing seminaries Of higher Jew
ish learning, the National Jewish Hos
pitfalls, the Jewish Publication Society
and perhaps many other enterprises.
A certain allotment for the necessary
work abroad would, no doubt, have to
be included in the budget.
What is to be included in this
Chest? Is Palestine to be incorporat-
ed into this general annual appeal?
Is the Hebrew University in Jerus-
alem to be constant beneficiary?
These are questions which will have to
be discussed and decided upon. 1t will
crafty leaders of Jewish thought in
America to know that the question is
being earnestly discussed and that
Mr.. Louis Marshall intends to call a
conference shortly for this very i'm
portant purpose. The continuation of
the communal spirit which was so gen
orally manifested in recent years by
American Jews is dependent upon the
outcome of this conference.
The apparatus is provided. Ono
can almost paraphrase the Creation
story: At the beginning was-not the
word-the charitable deed. Then the
single efforts were federated. Fed
erations came into existence. viii
there be federation Of Federations?
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-10-09
New York letter of Current Euents

Monument for Chain Solomon, First Jewish Immigrant
from Poland, Proposed-kosciusko and Salomon:
Qualities of Polish Jewry A Jewish National Com
munity Chest in the United Staes-Problem of Great
Conference to BE Called-What the Chest Could Ac-
cOmplish and What 1t Should Include
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-10-09
Interview With Dr.. David Yellin

DR.. David Yeln-"Sage" of Jerusaem-Great Hebrew
Scholar Describes Situation in Palestine Where He Is
Outstanding Figure-Happy That Jerusalem Is
Becoming Modernized-Dr. YelIin to Serve Pro-
fessOr of Hebrew and Arabic at DIR. Wse's Jewish
Institute of Religion.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-10-09

Wisdom is tree, and active virtue
its fruit.-Talmud.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-10-09
COMMERCE CONSTRUCTION
OF NEW SYN COG IN
PHILADELPHIA

Philndelphia-Cons Of the
new B'nai Jeshurun Synngog and tho
Jewish Community Center of Straw
berry Mansion was begun In the pres
ence OF q large gathering, including
many prominent Jews.
Among the speakers at the exercises
were william n. Lewis, Judge of the
Municipal Court, and Rabbi II. l.,
Levinthal. The new institution. OF
which Rabbi Abraham A. Neuman will
be leader, will cost 100000.
The cornerstone Of home for aged
women was also laid yesterday. The
new home will accommodate 500 guests S
and will cost approximately $4,000.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-20
MAIN AVENUE CADETS
TO GET MINUTE MAN.
MEDALS FRIDAY AT III
Ceremony Will Be Wit.
messed by Legion and
Army Officials.

Amid graveness and solemnity,
eleven Main Avenue High School ca
diets will receive minute man" medals
Friday morning, at an elaborate pa
rade and review of the corps of the
two high schools. The presentation
will take place at II o'clock.
The cadets receiving this honor were
chosen as the eleven most representa-
tive military students Of the organiza-
ton. John X. Weber of the American
Legion will present the medals.
Col. X. o. Van Horn of the Ninth
Infantry, the regiment that is sponsor
of the cadets. will pin the medals on
the breasts of the perfect cadets"
School will be dismissed in order that
the students may have the opportun-
ity of witnessing the ceremony. Music
will be furnished by the Ninth Infan-
try band.
Members OF the school board. +. s.
Eakeley. principal Of Main Avenue
High School; Col. r. O. Van Horn.
Majors Adams and Weber. Lieut.. Col.
{. X. Mayo, and student and teacher
sponsors of the corps will be in the
reviewing stand. before which the
Main Avenue and Breckenridge high
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-20
PR0GRAMF FOR
FIESTA WILL
Be ADOPTED
King Antonio the Eighth
Will Arrive Monday,
April FL.
HAVE NEW FEATURES
Rube Bands and Balloon
Races Added to Spring
Celebration.

At the regular business meeting Of
The directors OF the Fiesta Associa-
ton Thursday evening in the army
room Of the Gunter Hotel. a definite
program will be submitted TO the as
socistion for approval. This program
has been completed from the tentative
outline adopted several weeks ago BY
me association. when a committee WIS
appointed To compile a definite sched-
ule for the Fiesta.
DR.. Harry Leap, president Of the
association. requests full attendance
at the meeting Thursday evening. as
several matters Of great interest will
be discussed. .
The matter of cash prizes will be
another topic that will be decided and
announced at this meeting.
Prizes this year will he highly in
teresting," Jack Raybould. general
manager Of me association. stated
Thursday. We predict a great deal
OF interest among merchants who have
entered floats, when they are told
what the prizes will be-
Hing Antonio the Eighth.
The electric parade. which is sched-
uled to be one of the most Interesting
features of the celebration, is being
enlarged rapidly by entries. according
TO Mr.. Raybould. and phases of this
feature Will also be discussed at
Thursdays meeting.
A copy of the definite program.
which will be submitted by the COM
mlttee for adoption at the meeting,
follows:
Monday, April II. at : 80 p. m. :
Grand entry of his highness. King
Antonio the Eighth. and his royal at.
PENDANTS. at the MKT. station.
Grand march to the Alamo. Reception
by the mayor of San Antonio. Pre-
sentation of the keys to the city. At S
clock. band concert on Alamo Plaza
at y o'clock. the Pioneers ball. al
tended by King Antonio the Eighth
ana his court Carnival shows and
Midway attractions on Main Plaza.
Military Plaza and Hay Market
| Square.
Tuesday. April -: At . Is p. NJ.
Eiseta Fete. matinee at Palace
Iheater. At I 80 D. M. automobile
parade and display. illustrating III,
evolution OF motor-drivcn vehicles. Al
. p. m. Fiesta Fete at Palace Thcat
or; carnival shows and Midway at
fractions on Main and Military Plazal
and on Hay Market Square.
School Queens Parade.
Wednesday. April %: National bal
loon race. worlds most spectacular
aerial events. Aerial races and manen
yers. All day at Kelly Field. Al
= p. M, gorgeous electrical parade
carnival shows and Midway attrac,
tons.
Thursday. April "A: Shopping am
visiting day. Visits will be conducted
to San AntoRio's manufacturing con
Germs. wholesale houses and retail es
adjustments and TO points OF historic
and romantic interest. Rubr bani.
playing on the streets. At s D. m.
coronation of the queen nj the Majesti,
Theater. Carnival shows and Midway
ATTRACTIONS.
Friday. April %: Battle of Flowers
parade. at 4 80 y. M: carnival show,
and Midway attractions.
Saturday. April &c: School queens
parade. NJ $ p. M: carnival show,
and Midway attractions.
This program, which has passed al
but official adoption BY the associa
ton. was compiled by Ralph II. Dur
kee. Jack Raybould and r. Fl. Schultz
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-20

school cadets will march in q joint
drill parade. ..
Out of the 200 members OF the
corps, the eleven honored men are :
Frank Woods. cadet major. who has
been responsible for the, phenomenal
increase of the corps; Sgt. W. T. Har-
ris of Company A. Sgt. Ben Smith and
Corp. James Trosper of Company 3 /:
Sgt. Robert Maxwell and Sgt. George
Wimberly of Company G.; Raul Alcala
of the Drum and Bugle Corps; Lieut..
James Nardaman, Sgt. Charles Grand.
Capt. William p. Camp and Capt. Al
fred Schmidt of the staff.
The contest among the cadets for the
medal started at the beginning of
school in September, 1923. Announce
ments were made as to the general
principles that would be taken into
consideration IN awarding these med
ais. The plan was conceived by the
American Legion last year. who de-
cided to decorate the deserving cadets
of the two high schools by minute
man medals, emitting them to mem
bership in the national society of Min
ute Men, composed OF honor cadets
from all over the United States.
Eleven Breckenridge High School
cadets received medals at a similar
ceremony two weeks ago.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-20
END RATE HEARING
Arizona Cattle Men Say Higher Tar.
ifs Will Ruin Industry.

Phoenix. Ariy.. March eO.-Further
increases in freight rates on shipments
of livestock in Arizona will entirely
aubmcrge the cattle industry in this
state. according to livestock men tes-
tifying yesterday at a hearing by the
Interstate Commerce Commission On
rates Of stock shipments from Ari-
iona to New Mexico and Texas.
The hearing. which started yester-
Gay on a complaint filed by the Ari-
IONA Cattle Growers Association.
closed late Yesterday ard the railroads
and compliments were given until
Nav 3 10 file thcir briefs.
Newly increased rates on livestock
shipments from Arizona to points in
New Mexico and Texas will be SUI
pended pending the commissions rul.
ing on the application.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-20
A FATHERS NIGHT
Thomas Nelson Page Principal Ar.
ranges . Program for Them.

Believing that the fathers as well
as the mothers Of public school chill
dren should become acquainted with
teachers and should take an interest
in school work, A. s. Bush, principal
of the Thomas Nelson Page Junior
High, has announced a fathers day
program to be given at Beethoven hall
at s o'clock Thursday evening,
March 20.
The first part of the program will
be devoted to vocal and musical Sc
lections by the school glee clubs and
orchestra. The music program will be
followed. by three ten-minute talks by
DIR. Jeremiah Rhodes, superintendent
Of schools: Hal Brown, president Of
the board of education, and W. ID.
Cooking, director Of Junior education.
The evening will end with social
hour and the serving of refreshments.
Sign Russo Persian Pact.
Tehersn. Persia, March 20.-A dis
patch received here from Moscow an
nounces that a Russo-Persian trade
agreement has been signed.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-15
na. JosE VICENTE

tta. Js)sE VICENTE
DENTtSTA
Dc iA Jufvers4dsd de Peunsy yivansa
bora. de osieinA ~ A ~
- as z. ~
"a Ipsto 81 sitrx de III i.ouvFe"
'sl 2s1 3sn !usn, 2 y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-15
|lnleresantes detalles relaciOna-
dos con los acontecimientOs..

gente Ley Municipal, consOlidaron el
cargo de alcalde con el dc director
de beneficencia municipal
La Ley Municipal vigente. en- su
articulo 2S, inciso segundo, dice cla-
ramente, sin lugar dudas, que Ell
municipios como Fajardo la Asam-
blea Municipal puede, con el voto dc
la "mayoria de las dos terceras par
tes de los miembros', consolidar dos
o mas cargos ejecutivos Y la Asarn-
blea Municipal, Goa seis votos, da
nueve que es la totalidad de los
miembros electos, y que fue adcmas
la totalidad dc los miembros prcssr-
tes durante la salvadora session, con-
solid6 los cargos de alcalde direc-
tor dc benefcencia, dejando, dentro
Gle la extricta ley, estos cargos en-
uno solo denominado "alcalde di-
rector de benehcencia". Y asi, legal
mente, qued6 fuera del cargo dc al
ealde un tai Juan Robles Jr. que
venfa desempenando este cargo.
Pero el pastor Juan Robles Jr. Sc
record6 del ejemplo immoral dado
dos amos antes por los usurpadores
unionistas, amparados por el seior
Barcelo, G igualmente quiso hacer Is
mismo que aquellos. Pero, los Socia-
listas, conocedores de su derecho, CO..
nocedores de 10 cue reza la ley IL
Jurisprudence en- estos casOs, to-
maron possession material fisica-
mente", a pesar de las negatives RI
sibles del pobre Robles Y sus adc-
names bGlicos para no entregar. i
ounce minutes despues dc habersc
constituido en- su oiicina el alcalde
de jure", el DIR. Enrique Malta, AL.
calde Director dc Benefcencia por
mandate de la Ley y de Ia sohera-
na Asamblea Municipal, va era tam
bien alcade de facto". pues Ro-
ibles y su gente agresiya malean-
tie abandonaron las oicinas munich
pales, bajo un armonioso pitorreo de
la multitud .
Y ESQ es todo. Ahora ei desgra-
ciado injusto Departamento da
Justicia, que no hizo NADIA para pro-
teger los funcionarios legales Sc
ciaiistas en- 1920, ahora, ese Depar-
tamento, pOr su propia iniciativa. ha
acudido a los tribunales ha ra-
dicado e NAL plcito defend.endo 4
IN hombre que ha sido separado le-
galmente de un cargo p1blico Y
Qui@n rechaza el pueUlo.
La actitud del Departamento de
Justicia, en- los asuntos de Fajard,.
es la responsible de los sucesos ali
ocurridos y que pueden ocurrir' mas
tarde. La pasividad del Go0ernador.
hasta la fecha, ha sido saba Y pru-
dente. Pero el Departamento de JUS
.ticia, Departments de Injusticia,
eyer siendo c6mplice de unos usur-
pacores, foy aientando a un nom
ore Y con pleitos viciosos entorpe-
ciendo la buena Marcia de las acti-
vidades pGblicas en- Fajardo, es 10
intolerable.
Ell Departamento de Justicia, por
malicia, passion partidarista, soborno
personal, ignorancia inexcusable,
esta hoy fomentando el feo espec-
taculo, y el contrasentido jridico
que presenta el hecho dc que los ab0-
gados de FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico
esten litigando en- contra del mismo
Pueblo de Puerto Rico, representado
en- Fajardo por el Alcalde Malta.
Y esa inmoralidad no debe consen
tirla nj el Gohernador de Puerto RI
co nj el pueblo de Fajardo.
Rolivar PAGAN
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NOTICE

Please take notice that no ac-
counts or obligations will be ac-
cepted by me, unless they have
been personally contracted by
me.
MICHAEL DAVIS
Manati, P. r. August 1st, 1924
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-15
se1aIes En Que usted Puede Greer

81 su aliento es malo y padece de vahi-
dos, falta de apetito, estrenimiento mall
estar general, es senal de que su hfgado
no funciona bien. Ell inico verdadero
remedio en- que Sc puede depender para
todos los des6rdenes del hfgado, el est6-
mago intestinos es Herbine. Act1a
poderosamente sobre el hfgado, fortalece
la digestion, puri6ca los intestinos y
restaura la fuerza, el vigor y la algeria.
De venta en- las farmacias v droguerfas.s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-15

uefIVa grafldeS DeneflcloS los eStu-
dios y experiencia de la Burroughs,
y recurre a ella para la soluci6n
de sus problemas de contabilidad.
La ayuda de la Burroughs puede
obtenerla cualquiera sin ell 1nenor
costoy sin elmenor compromise.
Escriba o lame por telefono para
cualquier ayuda information "
recibira uSted Immediate atenci6n
en- 10 que Sc lie ofrezca. Cualquier
servicio que lie presto la Burroughs
es solamente una continuation del
que formaba el ideal de William
Seward Burroughs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-15
ELLA

No era llena de gracia como el Ave
maria,
ella valia
mas que toda las Marias.
81 Ave Maria SO LENA de gracia
en- un alma cuaiquiera.
Bienvenida La virgen Inc6lume,
sin auroras, mediodfas nj tardes;
Eterns. II
JESUS MARcAEo vII.LANuEvA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-15
Bolivar PAGAN.
LA TR1sTEzA DE LA AMADA


Tristeza delicada de mi v.rgeni
Tristeza ultraceleste.
Noche cargada de estrellas;
abismo coronado de rosas blancas;
dulzura en- mi augusta;
lagrima irisea resbalando en- mi vida;
caliz donde bebo Ell alma del verso;
ietania en- ell temple de mi espirltu;
hostia;
infnito de mi existencia;
sonoridad en- el pentagrama de mi yo;
fuente que Sc alarga en- mi vida;
linfa que ablanda mi barro
para la construction immortal;
tristeza de mi Amada.
Amada triste Alma mia
Eternal Unica. -!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-15
sUs oJos

Nena tc quiero.
te quiero por tus ojos
que me dicen Ell poema hermoso;
tus ojos encantados,
terribles
tus ojos que deScubrieron
mi America interna.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-15

CoNOcE I'D. LA MAQUINA
REMINGTON No. IL Quite?
Proure verIa y exaninarIa, y no
conprara otra.- GONZALEZ
PADIN CO.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-15
DIRECTORIO PROFESSIONAL
PEcRo @. evIEoNEs
AVOCADO Y NoTARIn

ABoGADo Y NOTARfO
Graduado de In Unlversidal a. Pena.
Sylvania. Harvard y Pserto Rico.
Postuia ante les Cortea dc Puerto a..
70 y Corts Federal
?. o. Boa Iss. Tsl tas. . >.
Kdiaeio hoA. San Juan. y =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-25
Music-PLay
Still Liked
Blossom Time" Ac-
corded Much Praise

Blossom Time" one OF the most
charming musical plays Of recent
years. opened Sunday for a weeks
run AZ tho Metropolitan.
Perhaps the best proof Of the
plays perennial appeal IA found ia
the fact that many persons who At.
tended the Sunday evening pcrfof.
nance were witnesses Ok the musical
comedy when Il was produced here
some months ago.
The play u based on various cpl.
aodes In the life OF Franz Schubert.
the famous composer. and his mclo.
dles run thru the performance and
give II charm and distinction far
beyond that Of the ordinary light
opera.
A splendid cast OF singers enhance
tho romantic appeal OF the story.
Gertrude Lang. an the girl whom
Schubert loves and loses. sings her
role with great charm and beauty:
Hollis Davenny portrays tho great
musician IN masterful style; and
Teddy Webb. as the principal come.
dian. Is always funny.
blossom Time Il really re.
freshing play To those who are
fond Of real muhic, charming and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-25
"SCARAM0UCHE" Is
STILL "G0lNG STRONG"

'scarnmouche.~ Rex Ingram's biz
screen production Of the famed
Rafael sabasini story. started is
third and last week at the Blue
Mouse theater hero with a rush
The thcater was packed at every per.
Torrance on Saturday and Sunday
and was s,ih drawing biz crowds on
Monday.
"scaramouche" II one OF the big.
Ecst screen offerings Of this season.
I, Is m eiabora,eiy pIc,urired version
OF one Of the years best stories and.
Interpreted by waii.known stars.
ranks high among motion picture tri.
umphs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-25
Teapot Dome
Not Satire
It's Good Comedy
With Timely Title

Altho ifs called The Teapot
Dame. and has TO do with crooked
oil deals. win Kings new comedy AZ
tho Palace Hip cannot Ia any way
arouse tho ire Of the Taxpayers upon
whom tho financial burden 81 tho
real Teapot Dome affair rests. It's
not a satlrical version OF the trouble
which has Washington upside down
now-that would bo absurd but It's
Just an entertaining comedy that
contera around oil stock swindlers-
and has timely title.
Tho two star comedians. win King
and Lev Dunbar. have uproarlously
funny roles. but they leave the "iiye.
linoss" Of the comedy 10 Reeco Gard.
ner. who Is tho 'llneman" for the
company. The feminine leads. Hon.
ora Hamilton, BESIDE iilll and Billie
Bingham. all come IN for their share
OF tho honora In good roles
As for the musical Embellishments
Of the new program. there arc sov.
eral good ones, and the best IL an
elaborate Scotch number. Mildred
MarlSie. Maurlno Pierce. Marie
Lokke. the Star Trio ana the chorus
take part In tho number. offering
typical scotch airs. dances and com.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-25
Stevedore Claim
Under Marine Law

WASHINGTON, Feb. e5.-The
net Of congress Of 1899 providing
that employees engaged in loading or
unloading ships other than actual
members Of tho crew wero not gov
erned by maritime law and might
DO covered by tho workinen's com.
pensation laws Of the various
states. was held unconstitutional by
tho supreme court today
Justice Brandeis disssnted.
The question was brought mp by
tho Industrial Accident commission
or California 10 compel the James
Iiolph company OF San Francisco
TO compensate under tho California
iev n steyedore. Eugene Hayes,
killed while employed on a ship in
tho hafbor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-25
COULDN'T HANG

Sweetheart. n you do not prom.
iss 20 be- mine / viii KIN myself"
"oh. surely you will not DO that"
~ VIII IN 80 out on your own
front lawn and hang myFelf on o
limb Of tree. Then. perhaps. you
viii regret your hear,lsssenss"
George. George. mustn't.
Promise me you won't DO ihatF'
"Ahl Then you DO love me?'
mo. But dad told mo that n !
Jet you hang around here ana he
found II out he would cut my allow.
nnce In halff'-AmeHoan Legion
Weekly.