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Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-13
MELOLAND NEWS
BY rrcs~ NtnfE CnrreA pnnAent

BY Press STAFF CORES pondent
33ELOLAND. Oct. IL. Word has
aGs4. received that a baby girl was
I#aa = Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Scott in
Ia~ Angeles. Mother and baby are
Progressing nicely. The Happy
evru, inspired the purchase Of Il
HtW closed car. which Mr.. Scott
drove home, expecting TO return to
Ie> Angeles i'm a couV'e Of weeks to
flag li> wife and baby home. At
:h4t tIar thsr will he accompanied
=. Nss. SCOTS mother. Mrs. O'Nein
ito VIII s.rn4l 70 mOurh or more
v#.ta Iar lshter. NTs OMEN Ir-
-. recently from Paris. France.
HH@as ~lc has been living TOR th"
I;.ss tv0 rrars.
Mr.. and Ng5. Wjiiam Pond were
dinner guests at the home of Nj.
.Ga Ms. y. c. BiX}cr asr FRIDAY
evening.
2ir, anil Mrs Ra'eh Eagobretson
.ad baby Jarnrn returned from Los
y 1alcs last Fridav. SIS. 'ng'
br,tsou srcDt the latter part oe her
vacation at the home of her par
,at. NJ aa3 Mrs. John SIirN.er
u Los Angeles.
Atr aai Mrs. ". G. IEcrlman ri
rIrueG rcytnrlr from . long vaca
t4on Of ov"l three months. They
spent considerable time touring in
Northern Calfora;a, Oregon, Wash
ington aui Canada.
n. and Mrs. ". j. Carleton Of
Al"mitcs district have traded their
ra,ch for property IN the Mesquite
Lake district. IA,y expect to move
aocn.
Mr and Mrs. Il. Ncifer' returned
from L., Angeles Sunday niSht
They were accompanied home by
Ms. Mildrtd Cov,ra3lc of Los An
&c|as, who win bc the house guest
OF Mrs. Ward McGrcw for several
weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-13
FACES
LONG TERM FOR
DEFYINC COURT

KANSAS CITY, Kan, Oct. 49,
Games II. Hall, railroad brakeman
IS preparing to spend the next seven
years of his l.fe in the Wvandottc
county jail here because he refuses
to tell the whereabouts of his seven.
rcar5old daughter Grace.
Hall, who is % years old, was
sont to Jail by Judge +. d.. Hutch
inga for contempt of court the
most fragrant kinG-and there is
ID" limit to contempt sentence,
lawyers here state.
Hall and his wife were divorced
recently and the custodr of the
daughter given to the mother Hall
kidnapped the child and both dB-
appeared.
fhe father WAS arrested in Fresno,
california. later and returned. He
has steadfastiv refused to tell what
became of his daughter.
i II stay here forever before II
where she is Hall said.
He must remain il jail until he
tells where the child is or until he
produces her, Judge Hutchings
ruled.
Hall insists he Will remain seven
years, or until Grace is II wears
eh, and can choose her own guard
ia1.
II must consider the welfare Of
my daughter above everything, .
WIS his comment
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-13
Reunion PIan"cd for
Former [. S. {. Students

4 banqsat ii whi-a I'll Eate
>;-y of Southern California aam#
and former students. te-g-..e t...a
tl,ir husbands or wives. WI gath
,r, {, Ia he telt a IN i4a-e. Ser
ha-a Worth "Wednesday esss.ug. Ot-
tcber u at 80 o'clael..
ietails ot The praasaa.- II h.
announced later. pat il .s #.aga.v
known ta2t = representative ef rta
-,rtral association vii r. hem
from Los Angeles tpf tie cseas.#a-
- The ua.re-s LIS r1a.r t..-
mer students u H. III. ~. -.tt.-
=. her aft.irs - ~ tEse are al
WIS lar1el- ataa1ft,. r. as.-
tir1S saur.. s.t#. -z-e....s .a-,s- IS
possible wi=h ". Y. II tcea Il tbe
Pioneer TIC Iasu9=ae eeHr..u..
Nj reservations >H-Ht- h. MO-"
before Tuesday 0ete5 NJ Mo
l.uen states.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-13
HOLTVILLE
(By Press Staff Correspondent)

(by FreSS staff CorreSpondent)
HOLTNILLE, Oct. 13.-Colum
bus Day was observed here Monday
by the placing of many large
American flags about the busines,
part of the city. Both banks were
closed throughout the day.
In the football game with Yuma
SATURDAY. the local high school team
emerged on the short end ef tao 81
to 0 score, although Coach Andcr.
SON believes that his team has -,
team in the valley. The weakest
spots ON the lioltvillc team are the
positions of quarterback and cca-
ter, both now filled by willing,
though inexperienced players.
Jack Vivian and Bcnnic Mac
Mcsscngale were married in FL Cen
iro early Saturday morning. Tic
young couple are well known hers
and have many friends who Wish
them happiness.
Misses Ella and Eunicc Hunter.
who formerly attended the loca'
schools, but who arc now living in
Banning were visitors here Satur~
day. They returned to Banning
early Sunday morning.
Miss Florence McClcilaud. who is
attending the San Diego State Nor
NAL School, spent Saturday and
Sunday visiting with her parents,
At an assembly meeting of the
student body of the local high
school, committee was appointed
TO 70 before the school hoard of
trustees and petition them to ALLOW.
school dancing.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-13
TEACHERS INT{TED
TO ATTEND EfEETTNG
OF WOK4N'S Club

Teachers. Of the -El Ccgt5o schools
n4de wives Nf, a., men Vcca.l, =
facalfx, position are invited 10 Il,
special guests OF the WomaH's Ten
Thousand club 1T the meeting IF the
club to be held Thursday AFTERNOON
at go at the club houSe. cdrHrr Of
Seventh street aud Olive avenqe.
Presentation If one act p.ar
vocal numbers by trio. and echoes
from tile state convention Wi. IT,
features Of TIL frpgram 4 ne pre-
scented under tic direction ot Mr..
Richard Y. Watson.
Mrs. J. Drummoud Huston. iresi-
don't viii report on the state Ted
Grafton convention Uhish ,he at
tended at Santa Cruz iaSt Nav.
Mrs. Huston 5 message viii include
matters which viii have bearing ou
the Southern District convention.
which wiH be held here November
I7-20
Members Of. the play east iueIj',le
Mrs. T. +. Anderson, Ms. Hugh Os-
borne, and Mrs Richard y. Watson.
Mrs. Howard ?. Never. Mrs. o.
borne and Mrs Watson. a,.rom-
panied by Ms George A. hartman.
VIII present group ot ,ohg-.
Members ot the club are asked =.
remember 70 bring their memba.-
snip cards for presentation ar tte
door. This ruling will bc u effect
permanently, and members -re ask
ed 70 give their fun cooperation.
Mrs. Hgston also request. that
each member bring lor voar Da..
Various committee change, niil i.
announced arl these should h- a.--
ed in their corrected form tor tLe
future convenience II both u.a-
btrs and committees.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-13
DAILY MENUS

Bfsaafas.-S1ew.si pruucs. cereal
s1cam. baked omelet ". h tomatoes
er'z, whole toast. milk coffee.
IrH-heau-Ncrdlc soup, ru,rag,
.,'e1~r .arT carrot sandwiches. baked
IT, FH9 F-. milk. tea.
f3apef-CreaEl az celery. broi.cd
pork chops. cmie1 sweet potatoes.
r.e.Mrd cauiitiever, pear salaa.
',Han Iie. -sasaE bread. milk. COZ
r.
frrl- chops raa he broiled over or
under 4 fire er iaa-brolled in . hot
iaaa tFT.44 pan over the fire. Al
ways rooE pork uatil ''wcA done
-itetaer i lc roasted or hroilei.
Candisd Sweet Potatoes
E.s- medium s;ze] sweet potatoes.
So cup, sugar, Is cup melted but
in. IA teaspoon Sair. ! tablespoon
l..oa juice.
wash sweet potatoes #ui cook in
.I5ag water toI 80 minutes. Drain
a peel. CIR iu i-uethwisr and
aa5, IL bu-trrd baking i H..
~.t.akIr sog.r over each half and
naa. aFtr melted butter and lennon
p .re. Bake IN " -'e7v ,yc for one
haar a ripping uau j. cori-,nirnt
ue- Tor candy z tn" POTATOES.
Ieg#~ - heat H.. the last few
a.s, ot cooking g. color tAc
ur a.a potatoes.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-13
Men Of
Oakland Bury
"A Kelly" in Ses

@AT~tliTp, Caf. Oct. Is
riuti.4 >mai Scattered, ,as-,et o1
q beach near lysc, hearing the !ahe}
A. N.'v. u,ied II sea hN I'll,
Nl'i.ti.g, Mare. ~ '1-5 Septem
.es -' 100. eaa4 mach COZ
.'e.."ry
y roIs ia the side made it ~
pear -aat thr body oaee containC
..sr..n aaj been LOST in sea.
I!eH along ca. rn.eoue VII.
kr.a that "A. Kelly stood 10.
STRAW hat, and that al that haa
.aen placed in the ca,l.et was /;
- lay ill.,
A body Of Oakland hasiHess men
e---r.a - vrilHg wearing u straw
-..'-, U.s rr>. .ol,ib.c
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-13
OFFICERS ELECTED
BY AUXILIARY OF
FIRE DEPARTMENT

Election Of officers aul ils max
ing Of preliminary plans for au .ss
ming 5 entertainment at which IL.
members Of the El C,a.s. ti-. il.
pertinent viii be guests. vyyr 81
principal items Of business rran~t
Cd st u meeting OF the La.tes
Auxiliary d.: tLe fa a....aa...
yesterday.
Airs. Emosy Gta WIS ,a.~e
president. Mrs. Jse> Taek,.,, t....
president. Ais. q. q. I-e.-rs>sE. ~ss
rctary-trea>ur.r. Mrs. &. r. E.s-a-
son, press ,d.lrmau sad Ms Th,U-
- stewart. chairman ~ -he tI.Use
committee.
Mcsdame> VII B. Convey jack
Tackett aud G.. p. F.r-a,.a Es-s >s-
engagements yomul..e. tr. IL, .a-sa-
taiament which wa. g.. ls.G N..'ar
evening. Octobgr -.
MeSdame> G.. T. T.r-5>.a at l..
A. Thomas were l9i., L.~-s>,vS Tor
ire afternoon. The ms.jiH- ,aka~
place at the home of Mrs.. 5et-a>oH.
Five hundred was the diversion to..
lowing the business session. Mrs.
Jasper Trayers received FIRST l,-.ze.
anG Mrs. ThoHaS Stg7v4r-, >eeoud.
Dainty refreshments were syet
BY the two ho>'cssr>.
Tbnsa nreSe1f irr'HUa9 Nfa-t3 n5g~
Frank Bowle> Emory Gerard. He
bert Holt, Howard M.r44al Cor
nelius Reed, Jasper Trar5e~. i.garst
Sanders, Ira Wabttle.d, H5G il.
Conway, 6 @. Ferguson, G. {. ferg'.-
soa, Thomas Stewart, JACK I5cae,r
and the hosteSscs Mrs. Bob Mara-
cis Of t'aleYce Was "a snrtiai gue-.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-13
South Side Circle to
Meet Uith Mrs. SOre1

Tla fia~e et SERVES If weekly
gatherings L. be held = mambcrs "
rae Saath Side Circle a- tine Meta
odi>t Ladies all cook place last
night 1t tie home Of Mrs. !. l..
House. II is the PLAN Of this group
10 raet each Monday evening fos
- 3H.po>e Il sowing on articles 10
be sold = ne church bazaar III
DecemheH
The neSf meeting of the South
ss5.ie H5Hea Nj. laka place October
- n thc haue II Mrs. Charles +,
~oncs. Gf5 WeE>I-v avenue.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-13
Strip Souvenirs
Off Death Plane
By United Press Leased Wire

. CLEN ELAND, Ohio, Oct. l3. -
Postal inspectors may d, called 10
intcs; sa;r shculs vol nay. stip.
ped souvenirs fra,A IL, aAr in
wLich Charles II. Amrs i'll t. lis
death nj HrilcfCnte, Pa., cievan ,!a@s
ago, Howard y. Shaver, assistant
superintendent, Of the eastern NAL
division, anaoW.ced here today.
Even the name plate on tie
plane. promised to Amcs parent,
il California, WIS stolen Shaver
declared. "CE.css the vandals re.
turn the property, We viii have pes.
tai inspectors 'Ivcstgate.
Publ" fuacral services for ANS
@r, to hc held here today, after
which the body viii be crcmated
aud takcn to Jackson. Michigan,
Anlca old home for burial.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-13
IMPROVED FORDS
EVOKE COMMENT
WHEREVER SEEN

Er-rv aae .,s a.0rrcy comes
f. - --- popularity If .a- improve
ri f ea-. i-. .a- .... .Trre,-.
.a j. t- r..ss- s..-. t. dealer
s..s laa--- ~. .... t.. ..ll'rE and
-.- aaal~ H... r.-. ro inspect
IL. aas. als.-. t..r appear oa
'.. -tc.--- t. j. ' '.o.-
~ ar#.- . w... t.f
e..s..t. ..r. . .... . pci
r... --.
I..r N.s -o -.-
'ua-e ears + ta.u.
e.ta.Ha#. u th- lu. ". Ir
a ats-a arp ~.ur Il
t .rea-r -le.. t.a r..~
aaae ,.aia appearance.
.r,a.. was fr.' i.' .r.I
t## days 900 August. a.ua-
Et.e. ..-...f .. t.. ..r-
81, aa. fr tf ar.4 e.-oI
. "a.... '..
- r. " F. -ac -cn ..v.
tie-. Yrs. i. Sertg,er.
taa ~ rrn purchasers gaa-
a. II. r,an ts.a'..f lC.95t.
Those erto... ujor 'hc p'a. ~
'Ar ftae ~. improved rar Hef.
sa#au0eea al} benefited hy 'lo
el.Hgr. fat they Will t..r..c -ha
new rtp-- ana N.a a. 1irsa prefer
enct when Hey ecsire delivery of
cars.
Aofe than 1lj0oa.ure now enroll.
Cd ndet the plan ana with others
coming il ut iAo rare of 1880 day
i niil not bc bong before the c-
Io.imeat iist wil exceed 100000
Those Dho arc ordering -ar. und.
II the plan 1T 1ac present Umr .ot
he most part contemplate delivery
either during the coming holiday
season or for early prlug arAt year.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-13

The olive crop o. tte ~a. Js.
Plm valley Is estimated % bring
Sao.0o0. 10 the growers as aGta.-.
payments - So -rr.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-13
RUM SHIP CREW
GETS SCORES IN
WORLDS Sc RE S

SAN DIEGO. Oct. l3.-Thc Bel
gan ship Gc.trudr. uotorious runl
snip now utt the Coronado lslanas,
- cquipp,l with such a good radio
ser that The crew of more than "a
is receiving returns of the world -.
rics, play hv play according TO Of
ti"cr> of the coast guard catter
Vaughn today returned from yigi.
lance alunrgsiGc The Gertrude. Tho
crew Of tho rum ship VAS So an
uoved at the Vaughn IS presence that
tie lncG refused 10 tell the scored.
Thc Vaughn $ radio was not tuned
10 receive the plays, en those aboard
had 70 do without .hcm.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-13
PREDICTS MERGER
OF RAIL SYSTEifS
BY United Press Leased Wire

KANSAS CITY. No. OCT. u. -
Consolidation ot ral aoass into /"
fen greet systems Within the next
seven years was forecast here tc'ay
lv Jame, =. Go-aau. president If
IT," Boch island railroad. TLo eaa-
salidation, Gofn1n believes. viii h.
voluntary and not forced by cong
Il>>.
Corn is tset high, welding -
bushels 70 tlc acre. was grown at
Crrtervilic. FRESNO county. ou the
oak Shadow ranch
Tie Golden STATE canucrv at
Cucamor "a, Los Angeles county,
closed with Il raH If l35.ooo case, of
fruits
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-13

Wanut. Los Augeics couuiv, ship.
aea tt5 tors ef 7Y8luu'e -li~ vrr~.
It-i Fl. aH1 I3n53 p.,A,a ba...
pt eIus fruif
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-13

Sm kernafdiro county has been
ordered to pay F2o.0oo for thc ucr
court house si.r for which s6o.gU0
was asked
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-13

-. N#r : couNctt, NaH Leaudro,
Aiamcil coultI, wi.i haNr another
hus4lug 70 cost >l3p,o0".
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-13

hpiirisis of Yolo county cluim
late rain, The indirect cau~e Of oa'y
a orc-thlrd normal honey crop.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-13
2S0C TEACHERS PLAN
TO ATTEND MEETING

pACRAMENTO, Cal. Ort. 13. IT.
twenty eight handrcd teachers from
seventeen northern California coun,
ties are expected to attend the con
ycatiou Of the California state
Teacher association which viii be
held here the week Of October ~.
According to. Charles {. Hughes,
president Of tho Organization, plans
( fol the convention have been com'
pictcd save for few minor arr
ranRemcnts, a'.
---.--------------------- 9- f..
San BeYhardnO has gwen lh'
United states forest service a ~
acrc site IN Devil canyon for a
naiaer, tor growing coniters.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-13

\ five story ho,c, is soon to be
erected "a, N1pa.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1925-11-28
ENGINE WRECKED
 ON C.R.N.Nt. E7LY.

The engine of the Cordova local was thrown from the track and ove' turned by partly op ened switch near Bremner, bel ow Chitina, last Tuesday. No one was iajured.
 Charlie Kits. ann war at the thrott e when the engine was ueraIled and beyond a li,tle saaI1 ing up, escaped without injury. This is the second time Mr. Kitsman has been in an accid ent of this kind.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1925-11-28
TO MAP ALASKA
 CCASTLlNE BV
USE. AIRSHIFS

SAN PEDRO.- Completion of plans for aerial mapping of more than two hundred thousand square miles of the Alaskan coast waterways by Aviators of the aircraft squadron of the navy battle. fleet, was announced by Ben II. Wyatt, in command of the expedition winch will incl uue four sa. planes, two naval tenders, twenty pilots, photogra phers, and I5iI'men,
 1he party will leave San Pedro in Arril, the task to GOV CT q period of three years, pro viding for photographs for d gigantic map showing eVeey fea- ture of the Alaskan coast line ana nearly all the island groups.
 The navy, forestry depart ment, coast guard service and geodetic surveys will get copies of the map and all astrological, geodetic and meteorological data gather eC.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1925-11-28
THANKSGIVING PARTY
 INJURIES ROAD HOUSE

M". ard Mrs. Jas. Nitric Were hosts 10 d number of fr.en d> Ut Il Clnner and card p4rVy at Gheig lIiz na road house Thursday last iI ce e5ration of Thlnl<~giy ing deS'.
 A huge and del cious turk ey dinner was served in the ca rIy evening followed by cards, music and dancing which lasted into the early morning hours.
 The guests were Mir. and Mrs. Jack Schultz, Mr. and Nj $. Roy Snyder, Mrs. H. Boy den, Mr. ana Mrs, Chas. O'Neill, Miss C. Lockwood, Jack Meloy, J B. ONeilI, Mir. and Mrs. Mcconnell. Wm. Berry, Carl Andersen, Mason Farrar, Ed. Bassett and Joe Eutchings.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1925-11-28
TERRIFIC STORMS
HIT UNALASKA

Dutch Harbor, Nov. PA terrific northeast gale hit Dutch HarDor, UnalasKa and the Der ing Sea last night. Shingles were blown off many houses. The streets of Unalaska were covered with debris from the sea and several boats were rep orted swamped.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1925-11-28
I SEE BY THE
 PAPER THAT:

Mrs. Martin Radovan left on Friday mornings train to take a trip Outside for a couple Of mor- ths.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1925-11-28
GREATEST STRIKE
 HISTORY CANADA

VANCOUVER, E. C. Nov. 2 = One of the greatest gold strikes in the history of the Lillooet, B. C., district, is reported here today. Two prospectors said th- ey found and traced a ledge of free milling ore Is feet wide for over 5000 feet. The ledge has depth of 35 feet. A mum Der of miners are rushing to the district.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1925-11-28

STATEMENT OF THE OWNER SHIP, MANAGEMENT, CIRIUL ALTON, ETC, REQUIRED BY THE ACT OF CONGRESS- OF AUGUST 24, 1912.
 of tbe Mccarthy Weekly News published weekly at McCa rthy, Alaska for October 1, l923.
 Before ne a Notary Public in and for the State and County aforesaid, personally appeared (. 0. NarWood, who, having been duly sworn according to .aW deposes and says that he is the eGiJol publisher and owner of tine Mccarthy Weekly News md that the following is d true state lnrn1 of the ownership, manage Dent, etc., of tie aforesaid pubIi cttion for the date shown in the above caption, required by the Acy of August .4, 1912, em bodied in section 443, Postal Laws and Regulations, to wit:
 l. That the name and address of the publisher, editor, managing editor, and business managers is:
 C. 0. Marwood. Mccarthy, Alaska.
 ,. That the owner is:
 C. 0. MarWood, Mccarthy, Alaska,
 ,. That the known bondnolders, mortgages and other security hOluerS are:
The McCarthy weekly news., 1925-11-28

Joe Borger returned from Chitina this week.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1925-11-28
WOOD

As soon as sleighing is good I am prepared to deliver any am ount of wood sawed ready for use. Leave your order now.
 Jas. Peterson advt. Mccarthy
The McCarthy weekly news., 1925-11-28

Vannie Anderson returned last week from Valdez.
 Gust Carlson, Green Butte foreman, left Friday morning fer Cordova from whence he will leave for the States with poSS ibility of visiting his home in Europe before returning next Spring.
 Oscar Anderson went to kennecoJt Mines this week.
 Our old friend George Flow CTS, of Long Lake, is a town Visi tor UlllS week.
 Andrew Carlson was up to interview the dentist this week returning by the following train
 Friends of John Barrett are pleased to see him out of the hospital and around after ais recent severe accident.
 Warren Nelson is in town this week end from Copper Creek.
 Curl Anderson and Joe Hut cnings are sheep hunting on the h'tis cone.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1925-11-28

Vannie Anderson returned last week from Valdez.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1925-11-28

C. 0. Marwood Sworn to and subscribed before me this 21 day of Nove mber 192j
 Ben Jackson
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-02

ms Of Westbrook is also passing the
week at Pitt Lyons.
Mr.. and Mrs Cedric Reynolds left
Tuesday to attend the Brockton fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pitt Lyon. Sam
Huckins Of Westbrook and Mrs. NJ
d. Rutgers Of Des Moines, Iowa
passed Sunday at C. II. Lyons, Au-
gusta.
The Ladies' Aid will hold an all
day meeting with Mrs. Fred Greed
next Wednesday,.
The Farm Bureau will hold a three
days clothing school at the Grange
hall Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday Of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Tilley OF
Winthrop, were Sunday visitors of
Mrs. M. S. Tilley. Mr.. Tilley and
family will leave this week for their
winter home in Orlando, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cheston Davies
passed two days last week at Farm
ington fair. While there they were
guests of the formers sister, Mrs
Lillian Paine.
Walter Gilman is visiting relatives
in Readfield and will attend the
Readfield fair.
DR.. Fred Sherrard and family OF
Winn. were visitors of his brother
George Sherrard, Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ever Walker of Corn
vile and Mrs. Warren Corson of
Athens are visitors at o. H. Daven-
ports,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-02

never been interfered with. Conse-
quently the question Of possible inter-
ference has been brought up by Fas-
cfsts because Of their irritation over
unforeseen criticism and by opposi-
ton leaders because of their desire
to prove the unfairness of press CEN
sorship in general.
One faction maintains that the
Osservatore Romano Is subject to
control. These persons assert that
since the Papal newspaper is avow-
edly a politico-religious publication,
it can be regarded as an ordinary
newspaper and hence is subject to
all regulations and restrictions gov
erning other daily publications. They
declare the governments timidity in
suppressing this newspaper Is I'M
warranted and that start should be
made quickly.
Another faction, however, Is equal
ly certain that the Osservatore Ro-
mano is absolutely immune from
governmental control, arguing that It
partakes Of the immunity from Ital-
ian legal process given to all instru-
mentalities of the Holy See Thus,
they declare, the Vatican newspaper
is. legally and morally, as safe from
interference as though it were printed
abroad because of the extra territor-
iality which the Holy See enjoys.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-02
Tho Woman Who Never Play.

Some women, especially housekeep-
Ing women, are Of that overconscien-
tious type with which we are all
more or less familiar. Too often
they become the horrid examples who
teach US by antithesis.
When a woman Of this kind mar
ries, she apparently espouses not
only her husband but his sacred
frying pans and ash-trays as well.
1t is part of her conjugal creed that
no other gods shall come before
these. She neglects nothing, sights
nothing Her piano is always busted.
1t is her boast that she can put her
hand on anything in the dark. She
keeps her Wednesday morning tryst
with the darning-bag as faithfully as
though 1t were a lover. And come
what may, there's pie for Sunday
dinner! Her maternal instinct broods
alike over her children and the but
tons on their garments. Her work is
never finished, and for the very good
reason that Homework is unfinishe-
able-and she'll never stop until
everything is done. The treadmill Of
stitches to be taken, plants to be