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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26
UNITY SOCIETY

Unity Society OF Practical Christianity
SIS Maverick building. Sunday school
10 a. m; services IL a. M. and 7:4b p.
M: no classes until close OF holidays
Reading room open $3.50 a. m. to $3.50
D. m. daily. Silent prayer and healing
service, 1910 p. m. daily.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26
CHURCH OF CHRIST

Church Of Christ. S4;g South FLORES
street; p. s. Newman. minister. Bible
study. 10 a, M: preaching. II a. m. and
7;S0 D. m; young peoples Bible student
.. m.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26
PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY

Theosophicai Society. as Hicks build
ing T. n. Hawkins will speak on santa
Claus and Christmas as Thaosophlcally
interpreted" = e. IN. sunday; library
open . to- D. m. daily.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26
INSTRUMENTATION

Glad Tidings Church, interdencmlns-
tionAl: Rev. ]. c. Wilder. pastor. sun
day school, e:45 a. m; preaching, II
a. m. by pastor. Evangelstic meetings
each night next week Evangelist Shields
will preach. Special music.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26
UNITARIAN

Unitarian. Chapel. 215 Fifth street
Sunday school, 10 a. M; public service,
IL a. M, with address by the pastor.
Rev. Edward Day. on 'Dr. Hilrs Con-
teution That Evolution Contradicts the
Facts OF Experience"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26
CHURCH OF GOD

Church OF God. los StOnewal1 street,
just off S. Flores Street; Rev. A. O..
HartwIg. pastor. Sunday school, s:i5
a. M: preaching services, IL a. IN. and
1880 D. m; mid-week prayer meeting.
1880 D. m. Thursday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26
lEGALS
Bids and Proposals.
2s)i


BIDS WANTED
Sealed bids addressed to the Hon. Au-
gustus McCloskey. County Judge. will
be received in the office Of the County
Auditor until IL o'clock a. m, Monday.
December rs. 1925. 70. furnishing Bexar
county with one Q) Crawler Type
Tractor and one (I) Combination Scarf
fier and Grader for use in County Conn
-aissioners' Precinct No. 4. Bids to be
Submitted on five go and ten (lo) ton
tractor.
The county reserves the light to re-
ject any and all bids.
". 8. KENDALL County Auditor.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26
BIDS WANTED

Sealed bids addressed 20 the Hon. Au-
sustus hcCloskey. County Judge. will oe
received in the office OF the County
Auditor until IL o'clock q m. Monday.
December rs. 1925. for furnishing Bexar
County with fifty (5O) Deed Records for
uss in the County Clerks office OF Bexar
County, Texas. IN accordarcs with
samples in County Clerks office.
The county reserve the right 70 rejsc.
any and all bids.
W.. KENDALL. County Ausitor.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26
Attention
1924 Type Ford Roadster

Has new tires, bumpers. speedometer.
large steering wheel. will take in old
Ford, small terms on balance. Mis-. 3O7.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26
AUTOMOBILES
Auto Painting-TOps

DUCO PAINT SHOP. auto painters,
trimmers Of all kinds 1909 Broadway
327 Nacogdoches. Or. s5S1. Or. GIl.
AUTO AND CARRIAGE TOP CO.. H.
c. McGown, Mgr. manufacturers OF
auto and buggy tops. Or. 1874. sos n
San Saba st.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-Male
Help Wanted-Male

WANTED-sevehal young men TO learn
salesmanship; earn while you learn; ex-
perience unnecessary: 10 qualify for 1926
business. Apply San Antonio Music Co.,
a. m. ASK for Mr.. Bruce.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26

SLIGHTLY used parts for all cars
USED AUTO PARTS CO.
1920 ". Flores St. Or. 315
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-17

of the world against Bryan and his
fundamentalists will be guilty of absurd
ity in the first degree.
This attitude on the part of Lloyd
Georges newspaper is peculiarly interest
ing in the light of that British states
mans own record III the worlds verdict
against Bryan is only that he is guilty Of
absurdity, then he will escape with less
severe censure than has been visited upon
Lloyd George for his advocacy of an
equally absurd cause
In the forced election that enabled him
to retain control Of the British government
for the period of the peace conference,
Lloyd George went to the polls on n plat
form that promised three things: /.
Hang the kaiser. 9. Make the Germans
pay the whole cost of the war. 3. Drive
all those of German blood out of England
Mote: That would have included the
king of EnglandD
Lloyd George didn't believe in that
PLATFORM he didn't believe he could do
any of those things he didn't really wish
to do any of them. He was bullied into
Endorsement of the three proposals by
Lord Northcliffe's newspapers. He con-
victed himself of cowardice and insincer-
ity when he lent himself to the promise.
Instead of sitting on the sidelines, kid
ding the present holder of the worlds spot
light, Lloyd George could be usefuly
employed. He could be explaining to
Bryan, sorrowfully and prayerfully, that
it doesn't pay; that in the long run the
penalty for insincerity is painful and COM
pete.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-17
40 F1isco's Fiaht Alone
Nevprspsr En-
tsrpriss AOn.
ana Quilted
Prsss Service


THE fate of public power development
i turnout the country as well as in San
Francisco, hangs upon Secretary Works
forthcoming Hetch Hetchy decision.
Friends of public development thought
they had safeguarded the interests of the
people in San Francisco more effectively
than in any other project. A special act
of congress provided that the city might
never sell or lease its power TO private
corporation.
Yet San Francisco emissaries of the pri-
vate power interests believe they have
found a way to evade this act and cheat
the people of their power by legal tech
nicality.
Eighteen other cities, states and munich
pal irrigation districts are now either
developing power or proposing to do so.
These projects have no special protection
from congress.
If Secretary Work decides the Hetch
Hetchy grab is legal and proper, what will
happen eventually TO these other cities {?
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Th1ngs
Look TO
i Y ufSTICE
]. r. JUSTICE

ONE day this week "A woman
" and n child were drowned
In Lake Union. On the same
day more than 10000 persons,
mainly women and children,
were bathing at the various
beaches along Lake Washington
and at AK beach. and no ono
was drowned This was largely
due TO the fact that at tho regu-
lar bathing beaches they have
life guards.
From III n. m. 70 s p. m. there
are guards on duty at all mu-
nIcipal beaches. At Mount Baker
Park beach there are two guards
and one matron. At this beach
the holiday average Of bathcrs
Is around 1000. md while there
nre almost daily pull outs"
there has not been life lost
while the guards were on duty.
AT Mndrona beach there aro four
guards and one matron. The
daily dips there are from 5000
to 1000. with no drownlngs. At
Madison park the new float IL
Just completed and already there
are moro than 1000 bathcrs.
There are two guards and ma
iron here.
Tho two Green Lake beaches
arc busy all day long, and no
drownings have occurred when
the life guards wcro on duty. Tho
bathing beach at Alki Ia crowded
when the days aro hot. There
are four guards and matron
Mt Alki. and recently n lookout
has been erected on tho beach.
making II easy TO detect any ono
In trouble. Rallings from the
lookout to tho water arc being
constructed to insure no delay
In reaching those In need OF help,
T'HE conduct OF most OF those
l. Mt tho municipal beaches
appears 10 be above rcproach. II
Is reported that now and then
some man or woman who would
have what they call n good
time" goes to ono or two OF the
beaches. II this occurs while the
guards are on duty they are
handled with tho Same dispatch
as are the "sinkcrs."
Tho only criticism TO DO made
concerning these popular sum.
NOR play grounds In tho lnck OF
supervision before If o'clock
n. M, md nftcr 8 y. m. II ia
true that during these hours
members OF tho family arc often
present, and there nre always
enough boys TO tako corc Of thosn
In distress. But 1t In at tho Off
hours, when no guards are about,
TINT most Of the trouble occurs.
And there Ig ono other thing
lacking; AZ night there should
be nrc lights along all Of tho
beaches that nro pntronzcd after
3 o'clock. This would not only
MD In keeping tho bnthcrs In
sight Of those who could render
assistance, but II would serve
to keep AWAY undeslrables.
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Q isrs " WA ss~rcG nc.

does this sort OF ad appeal TOT
Children who have not come 10
tho age OF knowing right and
wrong and the chicken.henrted
women who can only see tho
death OF cat. and not tho nu.
merous deaths OF birds that
are protecting our crops.
Take. for instance. the ants
in Southern California cities.
They represent quite IA problem.
and tho only bird that destroys
them In large quantities ~ the
Flicker" probably more well.
known as the yellow Ham.
mer." Recently one OF these
birds stomacha was opened and
II contained 1000 ants.
Wo have these birds around
our city, but they do not have
them In California cities. The
public in general, as well as
children. nro totally ignorant
OF birds.
We havo the Humane society
Tint win take care OF tho sur.
plus cats. no why burden our
selves with the added expense
10 the city and 10 the tax.
payers for lawn poisons and
such when a great deal OF it
could be done by tho bird. with
sufficient protection.
JAMES c. Marriott.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-17
BRIAN

DROBABLY there is no man in the coun-
1 try about whom more violent opinions
rage than William Jennings Bryan.
BY one segment of the population he is
looked up to as the leading statesman Of
the day; by another section he is de-
nounced as bigoted obstructionist.
But whichever group you belong to,
remember this:
Thirty years ago Bryan represented n
great hope, flaming ideal, to millions of
people. Like young knight with a shin
ing blade he came from the West and
sounded battle cry of democracy that
echoed for years.
And you can't take that away from him,
whatever you think of his course since
then. We do owe something to the Bryan
of the Gross of gold"
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heOILeases

CENAT0R THOMAS ]. WALSH is
~ freely predicting that the higher
courts will reverse Federal Judge Ken
nedy's ruling in the Teapot Dome case
and will decide it in favor of the gov
eminent.
He declares the case is parallel to the
Elk Hills case, which the government
won, and that both should be decided
the same way.
He may or may not be right in his
prediction. But here's thing to keep
in mind:
Both of these cases will come up
for review by higher courts, and neither
case can be said to have been settled
yet. So it might be well to reserve all
comment about the victory" of one side
or the exoneration" of another until the
two decisions have been passed on finally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-17
Letters s sT3R Readers
On Heroes and Heroines

Editor The Star.
In Saturdays issue OF Tho
Star there appeared upon the
editorial page nm article entitled
Some Heroes who Should Be
Shot" written by Mru. Walter
Ferguson.
To begin with. Mrs Ferguson
raves because. In her cHtima.
ton. tho hero OF modern fiction
has fallen from his lofty pedes.
tai and dogenera;cd into IA rank.
effcminate tea.hound. who does
not caro- n tIukcFa darn about
his country. his friends or his
family.
Next on the program. we find
Mrs. Ferguson wrlnstnK her
hands and shedding real salty.
feminine. crocodile tears. over
tho fact that our modern hero
in fiction thinks nothing nj all
OF deserving a faithful wife
and n couple OF babies
Perhaps 40. I cannot take is
sue with that statement since I
have no reason 10 consider my.
self a hero and have neither
vito nor babies 10 desert. But
! certainly admire n man-hero
or not--who will sacrifice the
things which he holds dcoreA,
friends and family included
on the alter OF ambition.
Last OF perhaps INTENDED
as sort OF q super-cllmax--
Mrs. Ferguson concludes her ar.
tlcls with tho following: Il am
frankly weary OF these neurotlo.
interpretive men that saun,er
TO perdition thru the pages OF
our books. They have no man.
nera. no morals. and very IRE.
qunntly. no sense"
Well. In a few Isolated cases.
tho hero lacked ono. perhaps all
OF these. But how abou, tho
heroines1 How about these
jazz mad. Joy riding. liquor
soaked. ciEaretSmokinK flnpper.
hcrolnea; these powdered and
palnt-hcdccked sisters OF Eyo
who jazz their merry way thru
the pages OF the prescnt.day
novol7 How much of morals.
manners or sense have they7
Frankly speaking. think tho
horolnes the worst OF tho lot,
and II the heroes should be
shot. ms our Mrs. Ferguson 80
kindly recommends, the hero.
ines deserve to DO chloroformed,
loaded onto n scow and. finally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-17
: ? Answers to Your Questions !? !?

@. Where did tho phrase Tho
United States Of America" as APP
piled TO this country. first make
It's appearance?
A. EarIy In january, fTTs. Thomas
Pcino published Common Sense"
IT icds in this book that the phrase
first appeared.
Q. Who discovered the North
Pole?
A. Robert Pe1ry Is generally
recognized By scientists the trorid
orer as the discorercr Of the North
Pole. Only a tew persons. without
any proof to the contrary. hare dis
putcd this Claim.
Q. What is the origin OF land
titles?
A. They originated IN conquest
the force Of might. Wherever IN the
history Of the uorid population has
pressed against It's means Of sub
dstcnce, the stronger groups Of
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consigned 20 the cooling waters
OF tho peaceful. Silly Pacific.
SKIPPER MONTAGUE.
Bremcrton. Wash.
On Mrs. Ferguson

Editor The star;
There are many excellent
things on the Stars editorial
page. There Is the "out Our
Way" cartoon. for instance.
which l wouldn't miss for any
thing. II certainly liz rich. II
never diuappointa. For whatever
situation Mr. williams chooses
20 elaborate. h, does Il with In
imiiabls flncaac, and his humor
IL never coarse,
Then there arc always the
Stars editorials. They arc always
good. but sometimes you win
find one that absolutely touches
the heights. Not long ago there
was ono inspired b. tho cheerful
courage OF an ontombed miner
that thought was ono Of tho
finest things ever read.
usually clip out and savs
these ''pleocs" that appeal 10 mo.
and II the papers happens 10 DO
destroyed before this. ] regret
II kesnly.
Now this brings 20 me my
estimate OF Mrs. Ferguson. For
beside the Stars editorials and
an occasional williams cartoon.
the only other from tho editorial
page OF the Star that can clip
since Herbert omllt's death. ls a
lstter from Mrs. Ferguson.
And that II why I read with
something Of a shock. CORES
pondent's opinion or her. Force
ful and fearless. sho has the happy
faculty OF hitting tho nall on
the head. which they say no
woman can do. And N for sex
antagonism. think she takes
up tho cudgcls for men and for
women very impartlally.
MRS. sfGSE coSDIT.
Southworth. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-17

~ Of ointer. mired 10Th traces o,
ercn starch and OF oily matter.
The gluten thus obtained from
'oheai and from rye u for more
tenacious than that obtained from
the other cereals and e q the great
'endeifv Of this oonsiliuen7 that ,s.
peetdnv fits these fiosrs for CONFER
non info bread The amour, OF
o'Hien usu1iiv found IN -four rarics
from s 10 rs per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-17

YOU can get an answer TO
1 any Question OF fact or in
formation by writing Tho Seat
tie Star Question Editor. l3a3
New York ave-. Washington.
ID. C., and inclosing 2 cents Ia
loose stamps for reply. No
medical. legal or marital ad.
vice. Personal replies. conf.
Dental. All letters must be
signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-17
On Saving Birds

Editor The Star:
Having been n reader OF Tn.
Star for close TO eight years, !
can't help but notice one thing
that does not seem to DO in the
best interests OF tho city.
In Cynthia Grcy'B column
there runs almost continually
an ad concerning giving away
cats and klttens. Now. who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-17
On Pension Picnic

Editor The Star:
Inasmuch as a big Sunday
picnic has been advertised as
under the direction OF the Civil
Service league for a pension
fund" TO take place at Halls
lake. August 20. at which an adj
mission Is TO be charged and
prizes 10 be given away. 1 wish
tho public 10 know that there
is considerable minority OF
city employees. OF whom l am
one, who totally opposed such a
method OF raising funds.
J. r. EbWELL
City Light Office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-17

LoR 100000 reptiles
small zardle monsters
that the earth
them lived o ,hc
OF still
existence, alho they their FORM
Those
reached
Of them
heavy bodies and legs and long
The greatest OF these
hind limbs and their smaller
animal the
destructive Of life that
years the
existed.
Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-17
Mr.. Fixit of the Star
Undertakes Here to Remedy Your TROUBLES
If of Public Interest

II YOU could close tho ditch. II
you win go 20 the office OF
tho streets and sewers depart
ment in the County-City build
Ing and lay all the facts before
SIR. Forsythe. he win advise
you
BfT. Firit: Mv Hei0hboT has
some fine ioOanbeTrtes. GoBle
Of me zines run oUeT on M
stLe and OreatiV interfere With
nv dahIias. cut the UiHes
on, and the nei0hbor t0eHt into
rage. using ttle language.
threatening 10 lay me out" N
did II again. We haze aIss
had 10 trim his cherry trees
that come over Onbo our hOnse.
what can do about thisi
I. ". L.
Your neighbor has no night
90 allow his vines or trees "
interfere with your flowers OF !
pour property. II possible you
should settle the matter In q
neighborly way. which often re-
quires moro giving than taking.
II this can not be done, you
should find out your rights from
a lawyer.
Mr Firit: Why does me
street car company charge fuIl
fare for children tOILeH not
going 10 schooI1 Thts means
that many children must stay
at home IN summer. haze
eight, and tpo Of them must
90 10 The doctor daily. This
becomes pery erpenSive. and
means that they must todIk
one iraY. The tcaIk Is foo far
for them. There must be others
IN my condition. VIA. can
be done about ~ ". q.
Because Of the excessive
price paid for the street car
lines and the high cost OF op-
Grafton. the company finds II
impossible 10 make lower fares
except in cases OF school chill
dren, on which they loss
money.
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Editor Tho Star:

Editor Tho Star:
The Seattle chapter OF the
IzaRk Walton league, thru the
writer wishes 90 express It's ap-
probation OF tho splendid cam
paign. recently put over by your
paper. toward hating the pollu-
ton OF Lake Washington.
The citizens OF this city. Of
this state and OF these United
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Lloyd George and Bryan

7 LLOYD GEORGES London Chronicle is
- having lot of fun with the Scopes
trial.
Most Amazing Trial in Worlds History.
Thousands Flock to Scene of Man or Ape
Prosecution. America Tunes in Today"
So reads Chronicle headline. Editorially
it comments:
while the verdict in the case of the
monkey may be not proven the verdict
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-17

mankind hare conquered the peaker
aud taken their lands.
Q. Are the Barred Rock and the
Plymouth Rock the sams variety of
hen,
A. The Barred Rock Ia simply ono
Of the rarieties Of the Plymouth
Rock. The other standard varieties
Of the Plymouth Rocks arc White
Butt sBrer Pcnciicd. Partridge.
Columbian and Blue.
Q, How Ia gluten obtained7
A. Gluten 10 ono Of the most I'm
portGHt constituents OF the pariefies
Of grain used as food. IL u obtained
bv mirtn0 flour Nth icdter and thus
forming q paste or dough. Tits
paste Is placed In a bag Of fine
linen aud kncadcd IN icuter i1htch
must be repeatedly changed tW Il
ceases TO assume milky appear
ance. a gray tenacious. piscou..
tdsteless substance. hauin0 the dp-
peardnce Of birdlimc. is left IN the
bag. This substance consists main
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-17

Sir FiziG Recently u took
mo rs minutes 70 90 from
linton a. on Second are. 70
the Washington hotei ioaS
tndIkiu0. and az each crossing
toas detained. as t0Gs AFRAID
10 cross uHtl all traffic todA
clear. Would u not be a good
plan 10 haps tunnels for podos-
trans az the busy crossin0y
This pould saue lime and de-
crease accidents, and icOuld not
be a very crpehduc Improve
B,ent. An engineer could
easily ioork out tho details.
MRS. s.
II is becoming more nppar-
cnt daily that something must
DO dono 10 protect the Dedes-
trlan In the busy part OF the
city. and also 20 conserve his
time getting across the streets.
No definite plan has been de-
cided upon. and good sugges-
tons are In order.
Mr. Firit: We IlUe one block
from the Madrond bathing
beach. People are constantly
passing our house With no other
clothing on than bathing
suit This Is very annoying,
fs there not an ordinance
against this. j. o.
There Is no specific ordinance.
but the police insist that per-
sons who 20 around in bathing
suits must not become unduly
Objectionable 20 others Any
case reported 10 the captain OF
police will be given attention.
nr. FiJit. Some time ago !
bought an aero and a half Of
land thru iOhich runs tioo
ditohea These carry the drain
and sepaOe from other prop
erfv into tho lake. II not only
cuts my land into three parts.
but often The odor Is very dis
agreeable. There Is a Sepcr
on 4zHd ate, only halt a block
GiDay and all Of this drainage
could be turned into that By
the construction Of a Dor
sctocr. Can close this ditch
~ the city does mott
TAXPAYER.
Not knowing all OF tho con-
dltions II Is not possible 10 say
States. once aroused ms 10 what
is happening every day. that is
destructive TO orr out-of-door
land, will rise to the occasion
every time and put a stop 70
such depradationa
Tho movement is Just getting
under way in the state OF
Washington. II is an Irresistible
forco that once started cannot
be halted.
Tho result viii be OF eternal
benefit TO this muoh-adyertiscd
Charmed Land"
f. l. SAMPSON.
President
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-17

WHEREVER souls are being
w tried and ripened. in what.
ever humble and commonplace
ways; there God is hewing out
the pillars for his temple
Phillips Brooks.
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FRIDAY, JULY II ~
II so. you keep your own
FRIDAY, JULY II

III so, you keep your own
counsel
You are very secretIve.
You are not always fair to
others.
But you mean TO be.
You do not always inspire
trust.
Learn TO be more direct.
And TO be fair and square
always.
You love fine clothes.
And you enjoy elaborate If.
fects.
You are studious.
And have many talents.
You could excel in salesman.
ship.
Or in matters OF trade.
You could succeed at law.
Or any OF the professions.
You play in great luck.
And have few serious losses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-17
A Thought

Him that overcometh will i
make pillar In the temple Of
my Considerations, 3:le.
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On Lake Pollution

JAMES C. Marriott