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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-21

Exposition fu6 un nuevo Gardner,
marca que tambien presents sus co.
ches de cuatro cilindros sin cambio
alguno. Ell Gardner de ocho cilin-
dros Sc bfrece solamente en- dos mo
delos, distinguiendose el brougham.
La distancia v los coches llevan
neumaticos "bal6n'', frenos en- las
cuatro ruedas de acero, coro do
tacion corriente.
NUEV0S ESTILOS
DEL JEWETT
Los AUTOMOBILES Jewett de 1925
Sc ofrecen con un ramo complete
mente reformado de carrocerias. U6
nuevo motor y un chassis mas NO.
dernizado dan mucho interes al nue.
vo ramo Jewett. Llevan neumati-
cos "bal6n' como dotaci6n CO.
rriente y hay un recargo de $4,000
por frenos hidrauhcos en- las cua-
tro ruedas. No Sc han hecho cam
bios algunos en- la lista de precios,
salvo en- Ell precio del coche DC tn
rismo corriente que ha sido samen-
tado $1.175.o0.
Estudiose con mucho interes Ell
autolnovil Hupmobile de ocho ci-
lindros en- hilera. Su motor es roea
voluminoso y nitido, y a pesar de
que es de ocho cilindros en- hileras,
no ocupa mas espacio que uno de
seis de menor poteneia. Conservase
el ramo de AUTOMOBILES de cuatro
cihndros, con precios ligeramente
mas bajos para los coehes cerrados.
En- Ell ramo Case Sc vieron algu-
mas nuevas carrocerias> Ell chassis
ha sido. tambi6n bastante reforma.
do y lieva ahora IN motor Cont
mental 8-R v frenos hidraulicos
en- las cuatro ruedas. Sc utiIizan
muelles robustos y la distancia en-
ire ejes ha sido prolongada. Uno
solo de los modelos va provisto de
neum$ticos de baja preston, como
dotacion corrieilte, y este es ell
autom6vil Case de turismo que Sc
vende por $4,000.
Aunque no SO ha hecho transfer
maci0n algnna en- Ell chassis del
rauao Dodge Brothers de autom6vi-
les de cuatro cilindros, la exhibi-
ci6n Hamo mucho la atenci6n de-
bido a la variedad tan eompleta
de modelos que Sc ofrecen. Sc pre-
sento por primera xez, un nuevo
modelo cerrado, sea un coach
de cinco asientos cuyo precio de
hsta es de S1,o95. Su aeabado es
azul Duco con listas amarillas, te-
cho negro y ruedas azules. Las
dos portezuelas son muy anchas y
los asientos grandes v c6modos.
Los MoDELos
ROLLIN ~T
Un Brougham de dos portezuelas
muy anchas v dispuestas de tai ma
nera que por elias SO entra con to-
da comodidad a todos los asientos,
ha sido afiadido al ramo de autom6-
viles Rollin. Los otros modelos no
han cambiado en- 10 que respecta
la dotaci6n y acabado.
Lo mas notable de la exhibici6n
Hudson v Essex fue su surtido dc
coaches, los que Sc ofrecen
precios mas bajos que los que Sc
cobran por los AUTOMOBILES de tu-
rismo. Fue esta empresa de fabri-
cantes la que, hace dos amos. ori-
gino la idea de los COACHES, y.
desde entonces Sc han especializado
en- la fabrication de estos autom6-
viles Ageros. Buick hisO resaltar
SIS automobiles de seis cilindrcs,
. interes6 mucho su exhibici6n de
dos chassis, uno sobre otro, de ma
nera que SO pudiesen hacer compa-
raciones, y este convenci6 al pu-
blic6 quo 81 ailtom6vil Buick pc
queho de seis cilindros es una CO.
pia exacta del mayor, soIaments
que Las dimensiOnes son correspon-
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-12-24

west corner of said lot as shown by
the recorded plat of American Tri-
bune Soldiers Colony Company's Do
main, en- file in the office Of the
Clerk Of Superior Court, Irwin Coun-
ty, Georgia.
For the purpose of paying Seven
ca notes; each dated November z,
1919, signed by Mrs. D. L. Rice, pay
able to w. H. Robitzsch, each for the
principal sum of $708.75,. with inter-
est from date at the rate Of Eight
(8%) per cent per annum annually,
first note maturing November 2,
1921, and one on the Seventh day of
November thereafter until all of said
notes mature, ,(The amount due ON
said notes at date of sale will be prip-
cipal $4,772.76, interest $2,5O5.26,
and the cost of this proceeding: as
This December 10, 1925.
- So w. H. ROBITZSCH.
A. J. MCDONALD, ..'----s---', 80. .''sz''-.i
Attorney for Grantee. 11-26-4f
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Notice of Legal Sale
GEORGIA,
BEN HILL COUNTY.

GEORGIA,
BEN HILL COUNTY.
BY virtue of power contained in a
deed dated November 1919, from
Mrs. d. L. Rice to w. H. Robitzsch,
said deed being recorded in Book 26,
page SO, in the Clerks Office of the
SUPERIOR Court of said county, will be
sold on first Tuesday in January,
1925, during the legal hours of sale,
to the highest bidder for cash, before
the court house door of said county,
the following property. to wit; Being
in land lot number Two Hundred Six
i2O6), in the Fourth (4th) District
of Ben Hill County, Ga, consisting
of Ninety-six, and One-eleventh (96
and LID acres, more or less, bound
ed 'sas. follows: ! On the North and
West by originalNorth and West lines
OF said lot, on the East by the run of
Satilla Creek, on South by lands of
S. R. Walker Said tra act or, parcel of
land lying and being. in the North
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"Bale to the Boy"
Is Cotton Slogan
FARM CLUBS FOR BOYS AND
HOME CLUBS FOR GIRLS MAKE
GOOD PROGRESS IN GEORGIA.

Atlanta, Ga.-The old cotton slo-
gan of "a bale to the acre" has been
changed in some parts of the South
to..."a bale to the boy" News comes
from several states, particularly Ala
bama and Georgia, that boys in a
number of counties have grown, gath
cred and sold many bales of cotton
and these reports indicate that they
have cheat their daddies" in making,
in effect, two pounds of cotton grow
where only one grew before.
Officials of the Georgia Depart
ment of Agriculture said today that
boys farm clubs are making good
progress in this state and they are
serving fine purpose. If the boys
on the farm can be shown that farm
ing is not solely and wholly for the
grown-ups, that the boys ;also can
farm and make money at it while
helping their parents, it will go far
toward checking the too. prevalent
movement Of young people from the
farms to the towns, agricultural de-
partment officials assert. -: 49, =.
Farm clubs for the boys and home
clubs for the girls are showing the
young people Of the country districts
that they have a. definite and vital
part in the business life of the farm
and the rural home and this fact once
impressed upon the: minds of. the
youth in the country will do much to
make them eager to do their share
in maintaining the business Of farm
ing" said J. ]. Brown, Georgia's COM
missioner of Agriculture.
Commissioner Brown pointed to
the fact that better rural life home
conditions has been the chief need In
the rural south and when home inn
provement is made general and home
conditions are made better, he said,
there will be greater happiness and
more content in rural life.
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vote of a majority of its stockholders
entitled to vote. They also ask
authority for said corporation to wind
up its affairs, liquidate and discon-
tue its business and surrender it's
charter, at any time it may determine
to so do, by vote of majority of
its stockholders entitled to vote.
They desire for said corporation the
right of renewal when, and as pro-
vided by the laws of Georgia; and
that it have all such rights, powers
privileges and immunities as are Incl
dent to like interpretations. or per-
missable under the laws of Georgia.
WHEREFORE, Petitioners pray to
be Incorporated under the name and
style aforesaid, with the powers. and
privileges and immunities herein set
forth, and as are now or may here
after be allowed to. commercial in
vestment corporations and trust COM
panies under the laws of Georgia.
D. E. GRIFFIN,
a Attorney for Petitioners.
Filed in office this, the 3rd day of
December, 1925. ". .5
DAVID L. PAULK,
Clerk Superior Court, Ben Hill Coun-
tY, Georgia.
GEORGIA,
BEN HILL COUNTY.
Office Clerk Superior Court of said
County.
December 3, 1925 :
I, David l.. Paulk, Clerk Superior
Court of Ben Hill County, hereby
certify that the foregoing is true
and correct copy of the application for
charter, as the same appears of file
in this office.
4. This 3rd day of December, 1925.
DAVID L. PAULK,
Clerk of Superior Court.
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business as may properly come before
said meeting.
Date of notice, December 16, 1925.
Date of adjudication, December l.,
1925. Date of creditors meeting,
January /, 1926. .
U. V. WHIPPLE,
Referee in Bankruptcy,
Cordele, Ga.
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Fitzgerald, Ga.
Dear Old Mr.. Santa:

TIIZSVTdIu, Ud.
Dear Old Mr.. Santa:
1 guess maybe if you'll hunt your
specks you can read this here note.
l know 1 amt very good writer,
but just the same 1 like toys. If you
don't have enough to get round,
please go to see my girl, Miss Mamie
Ruth Rogers. You need not carry
her a doll cause she's big. If you just
possibly can squeeze in a cap pistol,
a foot ball, harp and that's about
all for me except wagon. Don't
forget anybody. Your boy,
A. j. ROBINSON.
P. ST. a mgoing to be good next
year.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF

GEORGlA.
In the matter of the following
Bankrupt
Samuel David Young, Fitzgerald, Ga.
To the creditors of said Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that the
above named Bankrupt was duly
adjudicated a Bankrupt on the date
named below; and that the first meet
ing of his creditors will be held at
1000 A. M. at my office IN Oordele,
Georgia, on the date named below, at
which time the said creditors may at
tend, appoint a Trustee, examine the
Bankrupt, and transact such other
business as may properly come be-
fore said meeting.
Date of notice, December 8, 1925;
date of adjudication, December 9,
1925; date of creditors meeting, De-
cember 81, 1925.
U. V. WHIPPLE,
Referee in Bankruptcy,
Cordele, Ga.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURTS OF
THE UNITED STATES FOR
THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF
GEORGIA.
In the matter of the following
Bankrupt:
Guy c. Johnson,
doing business as Guy Johnson's
Haberdashery, Fitzgerald, Ga.
To the creditors of said Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that the
above named Bankrupt was duly adj
Indicated Bankrupt on the date
named below; and that the first meet
ing of his creditors will be held at
1000 A. M. at my office in Cordele,
Georgia, on the date named below,
at which time the said creditors may
attend, appoint Trustee, examine
the Bankrupt, and transact such other
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Fitzgerald. Ca. Dec. 20. 1872

Fitzgerald, Ca, Dec. 20, 1925.
Dear Santa:
Please bring me a wagon, suit of
clothes, blank pistol. l am in the
fourth grade, and a mime years old.
Don't forget my little sisters and
bring the baby a RATHER. Bring us all
lots of fruit, candy and nuts.
Your little boy,
JESSE RATHBUN,
r. F. D. No. 6.
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December Is, 1925,

December Is, 1925.
Dear Santa Claus:
Please bring me walking, talking
doll, and doll house. Also please
bring Jean and I bicycle. Don't
forget the other little girls.
Lots of Love.
ANNA KIRKLAND.
P. S.-How is Mrs. Santa Claus?
Dear Santa Claus,
Please bring me a doll, cooking set,
and pair of shoes and bring brother
a Teddy bear, pair of shoes and
ball. Thanks
FRANCES ALLEN,
W. C. ALLEN, JR.
Fitzgerald, Ca.
Dear Santa: -.
want a sleepy doll, doll trunk,
a bed and wrist watch. I liked to
have forgotten bring me doll car
riage and some pretty beads.
Your girl,
DORIS BARNES.
Fitzgerald, Ga.
Dear Santa:
To begin with want doll, ball, a
doll bed, and wrist watch so I can
learn to tell time. Go to see every
body. Your little girl,
HATTIE McCOOK.
Fitzgerald, Ga.
Dear Santa:
want to be soldier boy, so please
bring me drum, flag, a sword, ball
and wagon. Be sure and come.
MAJOR DIXON.
Fitzgerald, Ga.
Dear Santa:
want a cap pistol that will shoot,
a football and a red wagon. l am six
years old and go to school to Miss
Robinson.
Your little boy,
HUBERT POPE.
Fitzgerald, Ga.
I want doll carriage, trunk, a
bed and if you can a wrist watch.
Please Bring me all this if you can.
Love.
MARY IDELLE BERRY.
Fitzgerald, Ga.
Dear Old Santa:
| want big wagon, cause am a
big boy, a ball and some fruit. Please
come to see me. I know mnot as
good as I ought to be, but I'll try
and be better. Your boy,
JESSIE ALLEN.
Fitzgerald, Ga.
NY Dear Santa:
When you are packing don't forget
to put in a sleepy doll, with curly
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Fitzgerald, Ga.

Dear Santa Claus:
want you to put doll, carriage,
a trunk and a wrist watch in your
pack for me. So don't forget I'll be
looking for you as have been nice,
smart girl. Your grille,
FLOY T. RAGSDALE.
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Fitzgerald. Ga.

Fitzgerald, Ga.
Sanity Claus, Old Man:
Please don't forget me because
live way out in the country, for I'll
be looking for you. I want a ball, a
wooden sword and some fruit. Be
good to everybody. Your little boy.
E. J. KELLY.
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GRACE WILLIAMS.
Fitzgerald, Ga.

Dear Mr.. Santa:
want baby doll, bed, doll car
riage and a story book. Be sure and
go to see every baby. Your grille,
LUCILLE EWINGS.
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Letters TO
Santa Claus

hair and nice red sweater for me.
Don't forget Howard, Thelma and the
baby. Your little girl,
HAZEL GARRISON.
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Fitzgerald, Ga.
Dear Santa:

Here goes a letter to you telling
you just what / would like to have. I
want a nice cap pistol, big rubber
ball and a sharp knife. Be sure and
bring me lots of different fruits.
Since you have so many other girls
and boys to go to see this will be all.
Please go to see my teacher, Miss
Alyce Robinson. Your little boy,
WOODWARD McCOOK.
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Fitzgerald, Ca, Dec. 20. 1925.

Dear Old Santa Claus:
am a little girl eight years old.
Am going to the cotton mill school.
| live two miles east of the city.
Please bring me a doll, doll bed,
little broom and a stove. Please don't
forget my two little sisters, Inez and
Beauty. Your little friend,
MAGGIE LOU RATHBUN.
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Fitzgerald, Ga.
Dear Santa:

Dear Santa:
I want a sleepy doll, dali bed, car
riage' and some fruit. l am good
girl, so::please don't forget me.
Lovingly,
GRACE WTTTIAdc
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Fitzgerald, Ca, Dec. 20, 1925.
Dear Santa Claus:
l ma little girl six years old, 60
ing to school. Please bring me big
doll, and bed, plenty of fruits and
candy and nuts. Your little girl,
ELLA MAUD RATHBUN.
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Fitzgerald, Ga.
Dear Santa.

Dear Santa:
l want doll, a carriage and a
trunk and that's all. guess YOU
think, it is enough-so don't forget
Miss Robinson. Please go to see
everybody. Your little girl,
MARY LEE WILLIAMS.
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HAVE MERCY JupGE

> Judge: "Why does a big husky
man like you take to- stealing, will !.
you explain that?"
). Accused: .'@Well, Sir; you see my
wife's sick and can't work" ..
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WHEN, = ~ :;
the letters dim and blur don't 'cusS !.
the typewriter. Come around to thu
Leader Office and get a, new ribbon. /.
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DORIS BARNES.
Fitzgerald, Ga.

Fitzgerald, Ga.
Dear Santa:
To begin with want doll, ball, a
doll bed, and wrist watch so I can
learn to tell time. Go to see every
body. Your little girl,
HATTIE McCOOK.
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Fitzgerald, Ga.

Dear Santa:
want to be a soldier boy, so please
bring me drum, flag, a sword, ball
and wagon. Be sure and come.
MAJOR DIXON.
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Fitzgerald, Ca.

Dear Santa:
I want sleepy doll, doll trunk,
a bed and wrist watch. I liked to
have forgotten bring me a doll car
riage and some pretty beads.
Your girl,
DORIS RARNES
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Fitzgerald, Ga.

TICZgeTdIu, I'd.
Dear Santa:
I want a doll carriage, a trunk,
bed and if you can a wrist watch.
Please Bring me all this if you can.
Love.
MARY IDEI T 4 RERRY
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-26
Editor Times

chuck made holes dead dree und eegraf poles in
der times und rite away made in dem holes acorns
udder chnkapns he gotten someding
und ice half everything coered oaer wise guy und
not such fool he ISIS redheaded Id der ducks
und to Gift warnings der felers gotten in
der bins der wood und coal
Yus because der PRESIDENT his hat four DAYS
longer der edct says don told somedng
vedder Batter took der warnings uf der brs und git
der der No Good told der vedder der
pickles crops ISIS going to bin, so Wy worry
Say vat rite half Shanks Louie und Shoemaker to call
back remembengs uf der past argumentatonngs aloud
der drinking vat VASE Dey boe bin teeoaers wood not
know der difference between Ve Mule slug und Bour-
bons high balls Wy kept up such excements2 Wy
hall und Gift der proceeds der elefone companyY Wood
dey took id7 Ask me.
One ding Ven der telefone rates vent up some
und der Gurment made reducngs der size uf unser
paber MONIES id viii made PEBBLES like going
oud und drowning bums NIT flying machines abber not
der Riffs told you somedng shood bin did to stop such
Wy der taxes kept venting up und der publcs uti
ties don bin gien lesson, payer will half to
crawl holes und took der hole nit him. ven he wants some
ding left Nit der auomoboobles expenss under der gas
venting up und down eery day. der many drives vat
bin pushed der sreed id iss question how long such
a condtonings Good bin kept up
Id looks like der only reliefs der sumber bed ven
der mind ISIS vacations.
Nit der optomisms NIT der big crops und der
safengs der Guement has promised der taxes vat
by Washington maybe dngs bin going gotten better und
der sad dngs uf der past will buried in der flower beds u
der future, der use7
HANS HOFFMEIER
1922 Sout Vest Streed
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-26
What's in Your Name?

opportunities for a marvellous ca
reer. she may attain these things
just as well with his name as with
her own.
For names are small matters; IL is
what we make of our names that
counts, and If you have a great work
to do In the world you can do II
just as well and as nobly under
the name of Mrs. John Smith as
you could under any sort of fan
tastic cognomen.
The Lucy Stone Leaguers are
many of them brilliant women, but
they waste a lot of precious time
upon a very paltry matter when
they harp on the. indignity of hav-
ing to take a mans name.
You take his devotion. his atten-
ton, his love and the contents Of
his pocketbook, so why should you
balk at possessing yourself of his
uHn1a2
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-26
You Will Stop This

F you will read on another page Of this
newspaper today a dispatch from our
Washington correspondent concerning the
tomb of the Unknown Soldier, you probably
will be led to take action.
You can write your favorite Congressman
or Senator or Cabinet official or Army officer.
You can write President Coolidge himself
There is no official in Washington who does
not deserve to be sharply reminded of his neg
ligence in this matter, if he is aware of the
condition described by the correspondent.
There is no official who is not in duty bound TO
raise his voice in angry protest.
Write what you think and mail it. Do rot
permit this situation to continue day longer.
No act Of Congress should be necessary to
correct it. There appear to be soldiers, sailors
and marines available for every decorative
purpose that occurs to any governmental dig
nitary There should be one instantly availa-
BILE to guard the tomb of the Nation most
cherished hero against the dissertations de-
scribed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-26
The Proper Reply

TAN unfortunate incident marred the arrival
la in this country of the French Minister Of
Finance Joseph Caill3ux.
Among cultured Europeans Americans
have the reputation for being pretty crude,
uncouth lot, prone to say and do those things
which jar upon souls more sensitively attuned.
Smiling, affable, courteous M. Caillaux
met the New York reporters who had climbed
aboard his ship at Quarantine. Some of their
: questions ne answered Some he lodged
But always pleasant Always polite Always
friendly.
Then some one asked him about the war
time treason charges against him-charges
which kept him in prison for months; charges
that almost caused him to be sent before fir
ing squad; charges that resulted in his exile;
charges that came within an ace of wreck!ng
his whole life.
Be it remembered that those charges no
longer hang over this man. The people of
France have wiped them from the slate by
electing him to their Parliament, by naming
him Minister of Finance and by sending him
to America on this most important mission.
His comeback is complete.
Naturally Caillaux resented the question.
But he kept his calm says the United Press,
and merely replied that it was Fan old mat
ter" Not to be put off, however, the qnes-
.tioner came right back again., demanding to
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-26
Radio Age

r. MERSON said that no book was worth
VI reading until it was twenty years old
He meant Of course, no book Of imaginative
literary art.
Scientific books are out of date in less
than twenty years, even in his time, and now
they need experimenting by new discoveries
before the printer has finished setting the
type.
And even literary works need no longer
await the slow consensus Of the competent.
The Nobel prize, and other devices, spread
at least some established verdicts around the
world in a day. If we were to follow Emer-
sons advice, we should be just now beginning
70 read some idyllic romances of pre-war Ger
many.
Besides Emerson did not invent his pre-
ceut. He borrowed it from Horace, who got it
from Aristotle, who probably learned it in
Egypt 1t is too slow for the radio age.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-26

A new lamp, consuming 81 per
cent air, has been invented This is
almost. as much an auto salesman.
First sign of fall Is when you find
overcoats are too high.
No matter how much time a judge
gives criminals he always has some
left for playing golf.
Bathing suit censors are broad
minded. One is always willing to
see the girls side.
What music will we have?" was
once the dance question. Now 1t is
What bootlegger will we have?"
Finding a horse shoe or doing d
little extra work at night are both
considered signs of good luck.
The best way to make money out
of chickens is by starting a hat
shop.
illinois woman judge held court in
her home. That's where they usu-
ally lay down the law.
Wall Street broker is broke. Lost
about a million. Ore who fishes is
liable to lose his bait.