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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13
SCIENCE -
MOSASAURS

II recent years. many speci.
mems Of mosaFaura have
been discovered IN the United
States and added 10 museum col.
lcclions MOEasaurs were giant
reptliian creatures Of the MesO.
za'c period, who ruled the seas.
During that age. shallow seas
covered the section That rs now
Kansas and many skeletons Of
the creatures were preserved in
chalk cliffs
Tho moalsaura disappeared.
leaving no descendants. and only
their remains In the rocks tell
Of their once mighty hordes that
ruled most Of tho earth. They
died because tho earth bogan 10
rcshapc its surface Mountains.
plains and plsteauR urosc The
great seas grew smaller and
many Of them divided into lakes
md basins and continued shrink
ing The great sea dwcilers were
imprisoned in the basins where
they prrycd upon each other.
New conditions and new environ.
ment continued 20 make Il diff.
cult for the great reptiles 10 sur
yivc. Today there Is not a
known living specimen Of this
period Of the carth's history. al
tho Il IS not improbable that some
survive in the depths OF the
ocean.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13
II Doesn't Matter

TT YOU are seeking something useless to
i bother about, consider what's nov
agitating the United States Flag aSsocia-
ton.
1t seems that President Coolidge has
done 4 terrible thing in the eyes of this
organization, He sat in box at a ball
game in Washington in spite OF the fact
that the flags which decorated the box
We're not hung correctly
Ssper-patriots have been endeavoring
to obtain law prescribing Just how the
flag shall be placed on all occasions. They
haven't got that law yet, but they have
drawn up code of their own and il pro-
hibitS the drapng of the flag. The proper
method, says the U. S. f, A.. is TO hang
it mfurled, with the stars to the left of
the observer,
Clark Griffith. owner of the worlds
champeenS, fixed up the presidents box
the prettieSt way he knew He draped
two flags across the front of the box. 1t
seems that is one of the worst things you
can do, in the eyes of the L, S. f. A.
Feeling in patriotic circles here this
morning was rather high says the re-
spectacle Washington Star, and no small
share of the blame was placed upon the
shoulders of the president"
Isn't it just too terrible for words
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13
Published Daily
by The ntar
RphllshlnE 90
Phone hiAin
9aoo
Service and Societu

A CONVENTION Of women, rs im-
n portant in its way as any that has
been held in the present year, came pretty
near being wrecked the other day on the
rock that has destroyed many useful un-
dertakings II crashed up against the
thing we call Society--with capital 3
The International Council Of Women
which meets once every five years, had
drawn to Washington intellectual leaders
among women from almost every civilized
nation of the globe. 1t would be difficult
to assemble n more competent body of
men or women.
Theirs was an enlightening discussion
and useful. But the weeks session in
Guided certain social functions. Topping
the list was ten nj the White House The
White House Is limited as to size and II
proved impossible to invite the whole
number OF delegates to this ten party. So
the American committee in charge of ar
engagements did the natural thing; Saw
that all the foreign visitors received inyl-
tations and limited the number of Amer
lean delegates who might attend,
Among those thus excluded were pa
tronesses who had paid up 500 each to-
ward defrayng the expenses of the con-
yenton. There was howl Immediately,
The convention carried thru its work
very little disturbed by the cutlery. but
the public effect of the deliberations was
decidedly reduced
The incident offered a striking exam
pie of what frequently happens when
folks endeayor TO mix social service with
social Qualification. Wonderland men
are prone to make this attempt and it
never works we'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13
Training for Service

TEEPINe pace with Americas
Ntclephone needs means keep
ing ahead. The work of prcpara-
ton never ends.
There must be complex engi-
ncering studies, careful financing
plans, and thousands of manufac-
turing operations before new
facilities can be built and made
ready for public use.
And when they arc ready, the
workers must also be ready, skilleds
in the multitude of tasks incident
to the operation and maintenance
of telephone plant and equipment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13
A 1$ation'S Biggest Boost

ERoM now on our budding admirals at
Annapolis will be taught aviation rs
regular study.
Beginning with the class of 1926, every
midshipman who graduates from the
United States naval academy will be re-
quired to know as much about planes as
he does about ships.
Secretary of the Navy Wilbur. in or
dering the establishment of an aviation
course at Annapolis, has our sincerest
. congratulations II is one of the most
constructive steps forward in the history
of our national defense and timely
, recognition that fleets in the air are no
whit less vital than fleets on sea.
Nothing could be more important or
more helpful. Not only viii our future
naval officers be able to coordinate, val
! uate, and assign to their respective sta
tons the various types of war-craft,
whether on the sea, under the sea, or in
the air, but they will be in position ever
. to build better and better machines.
Thus the art of flying has received its
biggest boost
West Point might well follow Annap-
oils lead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13
Sounds Bunky

THE attempt to make much of Am
/ bassador Houghtons declaration
that, unless Europe turns its thought to
peace and reconstruction, it can expect no
further aid from America sounds like un-
aduterated diplomatic bunk
What aid is referred to? The only aid
of consequence that America is giving
Europe is few kind words and purchases
Of some of her securities. Kind words
may never die but, as between diplomats,
they never cut much lee, and 1t is ex-
tremeIy probable that, as long as Kuhn.
Loeb & Co., Morgan & Co. and such find
it possible and profitable to peddle Euro
pean securities in America. Europe will
get that sort of aid whatever she turns
her thoughts to.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13
Hon Supreme Court Reaches Opinions

arc differing opinions. an attempt
ls made TO smooth out The 40.
frrenccs III this effort fails.
then q vote In taken. and the side
which obtains the most votes.
even Tho n be only fys, is cred.
tied with Tho official opinion. and
Tho opposition writes a dissent.
iuG opinion
Assuming that each Justice has
been assigned certain opinions 10
write. and that decisions have
br"i reached on tho cases which
have been argued ig open court.
the meeting adjouruB. Zach jus.
ilce can then take his own guOd
Time 10 prepare hiE opinion.
Afirr be has written what he
thinks constitutes tho ylrw ~
the majority Of tho court. tho
Justice sends his copy 10 a private
printer secretly chosen by the
court. and orders him 20 strike
N++ ttfHHh AAhHAHF ANHN larUNI
nro then rent 20 the homes Of
tho various members Of tho
court Each member looks over
tho work Of his colleague. notes
such changes ua he thinks dc.
airahlc. and sends tho copy hack
10 the writer
After receiving back all eight
Of tho corrected and altered
proofs. the original writer at.
icmpts 10 cmhody an tho sugres.
lions into a final opinion. Then.
when hr gets good and ready.
he walks into the supreme court
chamber some Monday NJ ia
O'Clock. reads this corrected
opinlon-and tho final word on
this or that question has been
rendered By the supreme court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13

I SHOULD not wish 10 Jet the
i occwIon go by without some
observations on the Fundamental
part that advertising plays IN
the No Of our modern world.
n has truly become one n the
vital forces In our entire iuduf
trial aud commercial rystcm,
And beyond this. n has in itH
representations ret many currents
moving Of wider Influence than
even the economic Ilfe Of our
people. n " noF fixed NJ an IN.
tegrul part Of this complex or
civilization which We have
built up.
no matter how fine 40 add.
ton 10 human comfort or pleas.
urc n given article or service may
be-. unless there is diffusion Of
knowledge ana information with
respect 90 r.. u win not itself be
come quickly accepted ana In.
c0rpOrated into our standards Of
living.
These standards Of living ore
sort OF built UP ia layers Tho
lower layers are the plglncst
food. clothing and shelter Pr-
mcml MIXTURE herself ftirs up
enough emotions thru hunger.
cold and storms 70 keep desire"
viyidly active IN this end Of the
aeale Of living
But the momen, We have got
beyond this stimulus the ndyer.
tiser has lhl swing IN stimulat
inE desire" for better food. bet.
tor clothing. better shelter. enter.
tainmcnt and 70 on over the
whole range Of tho ten thousand
and one things that go 10 make
up hupefimposcd layers Of rising
living standards.
These upper layers have been
added 30. 1yidcuCd. and become
more general because Of adycr.
Using.
one profound economic effect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13
Irrigation

Editor The Star.
have been following with keen
interest the articles IN your paper
IN regard to the irrigation projec;
which would moan no much 10 our
state
am not in,erratcd IN auy way
in regard 10 holdings or have ans
reason 10 expect personal profit
from this plan. other than tho reg,
ulHr benefit derived from good bust.
mess conditions ia The city of Seat.
Tie and vicinity.
] am more particularly Interested
in the administration OF our national
and local politics. and believe that
thiH ia good time 10 voice my
sentiments.
don't believe any good business
concern, with good management.
would ever pay salaries to oxccu.
lives 70 work on, problems FOR tho
advancement OF their business and
spend a great deal OF tho company'a
time. which also means money. and
thon allow tho president 10 cast
aside al OF their efforts by the
stroke Of his pen or hand aud KIN
tho good work that they had done,
They might listen TO his arEu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13
Letters FROM Readers

msnts against their plan and dc.
eide 70 make some changes or adopt
another plan altogether. but the idea
that I wish to convey Ia that when
The governor OF this or any other
state can. az tho end Of session.
veto anything ~ such importance
as this, or lcas than this in lmpur.
iancc, by tho stroke 81 hH pen and
hold u up Tor a two,year period or
for another session AZ least. think
it ia time FOR us 10 rcsous,ruci eGg
national and Ninio AFFAIR." 70 THAT
this cannot occur
consider myaelf "a loyal citizen.
born Of parents who hsge ancestors
back ~ them several years ms Amer.
lean citizens. and have not one drop
of foreign blood iu ms veins to my
knowledge. and whom think "
this preaont administration under
Mr. Hartley and also whcn recall
the fact ihat ho ran on business
platform. ask you the question:
''Wlil sou please toll mr whore they
get tho privilege Of using tho word
business TO attach 10 such pro.
gram as he has followed ,sincc M.
Stunning the duties Of governing this
statc7"
do not know or am no, interest.
Cd in who or why Tho present plan
Of irrigation was put to tho front.
but " It ir worth the attention that
I !, has received, believe II to he
very important 20 the state for u
70 10 thru. but I am interested IN
the form OF procedure that Is in
use in our politics
LAWRENCE NJ. STEER.
1912 American Bank Building.
Seattle. wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13

Norfheasirra railroad. The trssic u
from Slidru. Ia. 10 Nrso Orleans
q distance ~ sLgi miles N ieas
siar.cd in tsss. md Br fret sertlon
tsas completed ~ 1855. Thr entire
construction tcas NOT ftniahrd Hati
1896 The srconf i0ngrsf rrsilr Is
the LgciH cutoff on sal, Lake ou
ne Southern P1ctfr. Tho entire
length Of thr bridsc q 27.5 mites.
me actual IeHoih Of me frcdir BE-.
ING 1915 Hiies
Q How many musicians and
teachers N music are there Ia the
United States
4 Tbcrr arc 1926 musician.
and teachers ~ music 1851 81
tchom arc male and 1887 female
q. What is The largest aeroplane
in active seryicc2
4. The uarfiu bomber fAmer-
icapJ.
q How many pilots arc employ.
ed in the air mail service?
A Forty-dT
q For how long did John l.
Sullivan hold the worlds heavy.
weight championship
A From February Z. fss2. 10 sep
tender 4. 1899.
@ Who is the composer OF "Th,
Prisoners Song that Is sung OF
Victor rcCords2
4 Guy Massey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13
Mr.. Fixit of The Star
Undertakes Here to Remedy Your Troubles
if of Public Interest

To those who thru mis-
take drop too many tokens in
the fare box on the car the
following instructions from SUI
pcrintendent Henderson to all
conductors. will be OF interest.
Il ,eish 10 Inform pon that
our orders are that whcH pas
scnOcrs. bv mistake, drop hoo
many tokens or too much
money IN The fare Dor. the con
ductor should refund The moncU
and make report Of INC same
to the office whcrc nc matter
iriii be satisfactory adjusted
uith the conductor"
DAVID HENDERSON.
Superintendent.
lr Firit Monday night,
May !. our car t0as stolen
from he Piitc Place market
We reported u AZ 10 o'ciock
that night. Tho merit night al
10 o'clock thc police informed
~ that hcU had found The
car. We cali that good police
lrork. and zee trih 10 thank
me force. especially nc George
iouu diriSioa
Mr.. AND MRS. NJ PADDEN.
Good words for good officers
who have done good job,
nre not out of place,
Mr., Firit why do some Of
The speed cons Of West scat
ne hide IN he dlicUS along
INC main itorofarc 10 catch
those ,oho arc driuiH0 too
fasR Docs Chici ScucrynS ap-
prone Of thts mcthodR-
WEST SEATTLE.
Tho traffic department is not
enthusiastic over this method.
but with the limited number of
men In the field, and the many
spoodcrs the most effective
methods are considered the best
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13

T'HEREs little you Just regular tyre Of
boy Behavior good sweet knows tho
o
His name jes Jack and he's CROWN three picture
health he's rddy When mothers
Endsyith dad he's q buddy o
a like mind
let's
things he will
For Instance when daddy comes home
be- He'll pat fathers pockets then SAY
have got TO- me?'
That's like comes
with smile But sprinsprng they
surprises worth while
I62s, forT The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13

Of justice. taking the tip from
their boss, are also discreetly ri.
lent.
But sarRent's manner. aside
from the annoyance the ques.
tions cause him. indicates he has
reached no conclusion.
II he continues the case he
personally viii be blamed by
many for the persecution OF a
senator vino had the courage to
step on The toes of high officials
or former regime. RE win be
charged with participation In
system Of federal reprlsols.
n he drops the case, he will be
criticized for leaving his prede.
cesor, Associate Justice Harlan
T. Stone, OF the United States su.
prcmc court. out on a limb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13

In every important center in
the country, new members of the
telephone forces are in continuous
training, preparing to meet to-
morrow's telephone needs.
For your telephone system is a
living, growing organism. Last
year $50, Io3 telephones were
added to its national service. Mil
lions of miles of wire interlacc the
continent, to interconnect your
telephone with nearly 5000, 900
others, Tomorrow there will be
more telephones, for the nation
demands and expects them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13
? i? Answers to Your Questions +? !?

@ Can you tell mo something
concerning the life Of Cleo Madison,
motion picture actrsss7
4. she iCds born IN bloomington.
m. and educated al the Bioomin9.
son Normal anirersifV She has
played on the STAGE trith james n.
Hockctt and rirgiHia Harmed. ap-
prGrcd IN randcrnIc on me or
phcHn circuit. and toured nth her
oirH company on the screen ahc
has appeared In the foiioiriHg pro
auctions: "Trcy Of Hearts" ''Tbc
Chulice Of SOrrotc. Black orchids, %
"RomaHce Of 7arsan." "Girl From
No,chcre." Price Of REDEEM piion. !"
Lure Of Youth" "The Dangerous
Age" and Others. Miss MadisoH is
feet. inches in height aud
1cei1hs f25 pounds She has blue
eyes and medium brox hair Nth
a reddish tinpe. Her address is For
studios, Western are, HoiiVtoood.
Cal.
@. What causes the most damage,
tornadoes or heavy rain storms?
A. More damage is done bU hcurD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13
Sargent Finds HAnn0ylnq
BY LEO Z. SACK

NAsHINGToN. May 12.-At.
w tornsy General John Carl
baldi Sargent Is in a qunndary
He does not know whether to
carry thru the prosecution OF
Senator Burton X. Wheeler OF
Montana in the District Of ca.
lumbia courts or to drop It. De.
cision rests with Sargent.
He is very touchy on the sub.
Jet.
Twice weekly when he meets
newspaper correspondents lie Is
asked what the government plans
10 do.
Always he replies in a testy
manner that he never discusses
a case pending in the courts.
Other officials Of the department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13

rainfall than By any other condition
Of i0cathcr. not IN me direct force
Of The storm. bur ia thc indirect
consequences Of the floods iShteh
they derclop. These may DO raat
damage in cttics. totraS and rural
areas scrcrc storms. such as Tor
nadocs. affect rcrg small area.
Q. What is the longest and next
longest railroad trestie In the
world7
a. The longest railroad treats in
the tcorld T. orcr Lake Ponichar-
train. La. on The Ncw Orleans aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13
SMOKING ROOM
STORIES

HT LEAVE it to you. gentle.
L men" said n man In tho
smoker with crows feet between
his eyes. Would you take your
wife on your vacation when you
had 70 listen to her talk ali Of
the time and the only rest you
sot was when you went in the
bathroom and locked the door
and turned on the water to
drown the conversation? leave
II to you, do you prefer women
that talk all the time or the
othcrs7"
what othcrs2" said man.
just waking up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13

YOU can get nm answer TO
L any question Of fact or N.
formation By writing Tho Seat.
tic Star Question Editor. l1?2
New York ave. Washington,
d. c.. and incioslng 2 cents In
loose stamps for reply. No
medical. legal or marital ad-
Vice. Personal replies. conf.
dental. All letters must DO
signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13

ones, 80 long az they arc not
contrary to law or common de-
cency
Mr. Fizit hare cross
cut SAFE that gums badiu Can
you send repair man irho
can ~ ~ Also I iromd Ike a
small for terrier dog. II ron
knog anyone tho has one 10
girc nICHy.
A. j. RICHARDSON. nor IS.
Raucusdaic. Wash.
Any ono who repairs and
sharpens cross-cut saws, or has
n fox terrier to dispose Of viii
please communicate direct with
Mr. Richardson
Ur. Firit, There iaa broken
trdtcr maiu IN the Riddic Of
ne street on End aye. s. he
NV" flbNW NNW " fUVfF MS.
~ has been IN this condition
for some Hmc, can you gct
II Ured3 J. N.
Tho water department has
promised TO attend e,o this at
once.
M. Firit. Is Il possible 10
hare something done itih INC
parking STRIP on INC Hurrard
side of The BroddWdD high
school uuncrP II Is muddy In
rainy iUcdthcr and dirtv and
dusty IN drD heather, and m
slightly an nc time. s. A. n.
The superintendent Of school
buildings and grounds @ys he
has recommended 60 the school
board that this parking strip
be paved He does not think
grass would stand up there AS
soon as tho appropriations are
made he expects to have thia
job attended TO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13

WAsHlNGroN. May a.
W promptly at 4. O'Clock on
Saturday.. nlns grave men valk
rloNy 60 a lIitle sound proof
rSom deep under tho dome N
The national capitol To reach
this room they gu thru three
other rooms Ia each uf witch
there Fits an attendant who pre-
vents The passage Of ans but the
chosen nine
Whrn. ~ last they have
reached their retreat. hlch has
only single door. the nine se.,i
themselves In comfortable arm.
rhhlrs with complete informal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13
BY c. A. RANDALL

rs, Tor there are no observers
their ehlst opens the discussion
Sometimes these discussions run
late into the night.
'rhs meu sre the chief justice
Of the supreme court and the
eight gssori5ts Justices The pur
pose af their heerrt gathering By
20 consider their action on the
eaFr they have heard argued
earlier IN The week
Whsr &c develops Tint 400 nine
arc u one opinion OF q given
yaae. the chief justice assigns tn
ono tho tank u writing the
courts formal vrFdie; n there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13
HER BUSINESS POLICY

what do you mean by kissing
mcg What do you mcang
'Er. or nothing
Then don't you dare do it again.
won't have amy man kissing mo
unIoss he means business - Fig
Leaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13
Hoover Talks Advertising
BeforesAd Convention at Houston
.fInr
BY HERBERT HOOVER

Of advertising ls Ofttlmea over
looked 10 influence upon pro-
duction The general knowledge
ana rapid advertising, creates
large production and thus lower
cOHts and prices
Modern advertising 81 the
handm1idou u mass production.
Moreover, your convincing an
Houncemeuts Of a multitude 81
improvements on everything
spreads restless pillow for
every competitor and drives him
10 furtaer and faster cxerilOns
10 keep apace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13
Thanks Star

Editor The Star
! With 40 take thts opporiun-
~ 20 thank you for tho great
service you rendered the public
~ your splendid cooperation
during American Forest Week.
W @. wEiGLE.
city Program Chairman.
American Forest Week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13

lot Of time
when the
bee isn't
busy and
considerable
time when
n is blind
drunk
In the early
days when
yours truly
was In n o.
cent end
wholly pure
Of purpose,
Uncle BIZ
Pxley used
to 70. daily
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13
L Seen by
tn Papers
SEE KITCHEL PIXLEY
Sage Of the 0lympics

WHEN the department Of az
w ucuiturc announces that
tle bce isn't busy. IL aiu't
apriugin' any astonishin' news
on these partg There's whole
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13

is Il proper TO say. I'm sor.
~ after kissing "A Eirl2" IN
question put M TO the etiquette
editor. Proper? It's downright
stupid More, Morer is by far
the better expression.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13
Psuchologu

THERE'S bit of psychology in the
L sign which railroad is reputed to
have placed at grade crossing:
Wen concede you won the race if you
let the train bv first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13
Here's E'cononlu

MELLON arrived in Chicago in the
Ip1 private car of President C. II.
Markham, Of the Illinois Central.--News
item.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13

KEEP thy heart with an dill
~ gence. for out OF Il are tho
issues Of life Bible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13
A Thought

Blessed are the pure in heart;
for they shall see God.-Matt.
y.:3.l2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13

Two New York women have
become professional fight pro-
motsrs. maxim all The rest mere
amatoors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13

! seen by a 81. Paul paper
that fly loft leg on a mans
bank book and made $40 read
$40. Swat? Nothing. Come
into our parlor, little ly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13

After hayin' six front teeth
knocked out. ornery old Con-
stable Seth Beardsley has re-
signed as traffic officer. Seth's
a bit near-sighted and mistook
a motorcycle for baby car
riage. TX. p.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-13

Z. s. treasurer urges as 10
use the HetC sarcr dollars
copionsiv. al right. bur has
teller got 10 earn The darncd
things firsf7