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491.5-WEAF New York-e1O
60o-Dinner music.
700-Hymn sing.
7:30-Coward Comfort.
S:00-Vaughn de Leath.
8:30-Sentinels
s:0o-RepubIican national committee.
9:30-Cabin Door.
10:00-Old Counselor.
1o:3o-Dance music Gia hours).
454.S-WJZ New York-660
6:00-Dance music; dogs.
7:00-Character sketches.
7:30-Orchestra.
8:00-Retold tales.
8:30-SparkerS.
9:00-Miladys Musicians.
9:30-Maxwell program.
10:00-Michelin Men.
l0:3O-Blue Danube Nights.
ll:00-Slumber music.
4e2.$-WOR Newark-i1O
7:O0-Harmony; orchestra.
7;45-MacGregor.
8:00-Minute Men.
Observation-Disclosures.
9:30--WOR Stock Co.
10:00-Bamberger Little Symphony.
ll:05-Dance; witching hour.
SC9.1-wABC New YOrk-97O
7:00-Kedden; candy show.
8;00-Male quartet.
8:30-Soprano and baritone.
9:00-United Light Opera.
10:00-BuccaneerS.
l0:30-Thirty Minute Men.
1l:05-OrcheStra.
25e.6-wPG Atlantic City-1,1oO
6:45-Organ: dinner concert.
7:45-Castillians organ.
9:15-Concert orchestra.
.9:45-Subway Boys; studio.
10:30-Dance music U12 hours).
2s5.5-WBAL Baltimore-1,Os0
7:30-Contralto and tenor.
9:00-String Quartet; Sparkers.
9:00-EnSembe: Maxwell.
1000-Micheln Men.
10:30-Blue Danube Nights.
50S2-WEEI BOston-590
7oo-Partridge program; comfort.
8:O0-Merry Makers; SentinelS.
900-Republican national committee.
.930-Mr: and Mrs
l0:00-Old Counselor.
10:45-Dance music.
461.S-WNAC BostOn-e5O
7:30-Concert program.
8:00-FurrierS.
9:00-WABC programs q hours).
SO2.S-WGR BuffalO-99O
800-Warner program
s:00-Republican national committee.
9:30-Dance music.
l0:00-Old Counselor.
10:30-Dance.
545.1-wMAK BuffaIo-S5O
6:30-Orchestra; male quartet.
7:35-Dorothy; tenor.
8:00-ClassicS.
9:00-WABC programs.
11:05-Musical
1l:30-Republican; organ.
535.4-WTIC Railroads.&c.
7:30-Coward Comfort; Furriers
9:oo-Republican national committee.
9:30-Victory program.
10:00-Old Counselor.
l0:30-Dance music.
26O.7-WCAU Philadelphia--L15O
7:o0-Bakers; snellenberg program.
8:00-Blue Anchor hour.
8;30-Minute Men; Kansas hour.
9:30-Melody drama; Ministries.
10:2cc-Orchestra and revue.
4O5.s-WFI-WLIT PhiIadeIphia--54O
7:15-Topics in season.
8:00-Vaughn de Leath.
8.30-SentinelS.
9:OO-Republican national committee.
9:30-Cabin Door; Old Counselor.
10:3o-Dance music.
3I5.6-KDKA Pittsburgh-95O
700-Address; campaign talk.
-7:30-Feature program.
8:00--Retold tales.
6:30-SparkerS.
9:30-MaXwcll program.
10:00-Michelin Men.
4sS.6-WJAR Providence-62O
7:3O-Coward Comfort; talk.
8:l0-Music; talk.
Republican national committee.
9:30-Cabin Door.
10:00-Old Counselor
280.2-WHAM ROchester-1,O1O
7:30-Dinner music.
8:00-Retold tales; Sparkers.
9:30-MaXwell; Michelin Men.
10:40-MacKowns.
2.9.5-WGY Schenectady-79O
7:so-studio program.
8:30--Sentinels.
l0:00-Old Counselor.
l0:30-MuSical program.
11:00-Dance; organ recital.
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lision with another cab. She Is rep
resented by Attorneys Stands q Bun
and John S. Barbour.
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LONG RANCE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 4. 1923.

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standard time Meters the left OF call letters kocycleS right
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-20
SPORT NEWS SECTION
Here and Thg.e
In Sport World
Ey United Press Leased Wire

CiiICAGO-Red Thlan, Chicaoo,
vas to meet Del Fontaine, Canadian
middlcwcight champion in ten
round bout here today.
EE-Oscar Stonberg,
10, Tomalawk, Wis, left here in an
effort to break the world 5 long
distance continuous walk record
established in 1924 by james Gra-
ham ef Puffalo.
NICE, Francc--iIcnIi Cochct OF
Ftan"r defeated Baron Won Kchr-
ling Of Hungary, in the final round
Of the international tennis tour
namcnt.
BERK ELEY, Cal.,-IEclen Wills
defeated Little Bill Johnston. Is
To II, in the first set Of their tcunis
match yesterday and lost the Sec
Ond 9 to 6.
SAN FRANCISCO-Giving con
siderable runishmcnt to sparring
partners, Mickey Walter, middle
weight champion, has been carrying
On an aggressive training program
IN preparation for his bout With
Cowboy Jack Wills Wednesday
afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-20
Ty PAUL r. NhLLOE
= I II = u ~ !'AGA-lL D1N
iited Press Staff Correspondent)

united IreS3 Staff Corre5ponGent)
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.--With
one Democratic candidate stumping
the country and five Republicans
vigorously in the fio'd for battle,
actual work began today for select
ion of delegates 10 the june nomin-
at.ng conventions.
In four states Illinois, North
Dakota, Ohio, and New Hamp-
shire-macLinorv is being set under
Who will choose the presidential
who vol choose the presidential
candidate for both parties at Kan
sas City and Houston
District delegates are required to
filo in Illinois today and Ohio ana
New Hampshire Fridav. In North
Dakota Tuesday proposal men are
70 be na~ed for state convention
which win select the delegation.
Mcanwlile there is marked act
wit on a!I fronts and prospects e
a hiefiy important political week.
Secretary Of Commerce Hoover is
20 return Wednesday, from his Flor
lda f.sh!ng trip to handle three lsS-
ucs which have been raised regard.
ing his candidacy. l!c is to answer
the delicate prohibition question:
nairc. of Senator Rorah. which was
sent hin a week ago Then q letter
Of North HaEotq Republicans de-
manding t. know his position on
farm relief is to be answered ANA
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-20
WIFE OF FAMOUS
JOCKEY TO RIDE
IN TIJUANA RACE,

Tijuana RACE TRACK, Mex,
Feb. 20.--The Coronado Town Plate,
n racing event exclusively for wO-
men jockeys, now one of the an
nual fixtures Of the Tijuana Jockey
Club, and the first running of which
takes place on Sunday, March II,
seems assured of being a success,
judging from the very first rider TO
nominate for mount-nO less a
parsonage than Mrs. Tod Sloan,
erstwhilc wife of the greatest joel,
cy of all time.
Mrs. Tod, CT as sac writes it now,
Mrs. Betty Sloan, is crack horse
woman, and as soon as the an
nounccmcnt was made that jim
Coffroth had decided to put on Il
racing event each year, patterned
after the famous Newmarket Town
Plate, the oldest stake classic in
Great Britain, and which for the
Jockeys Of the fair sex, she decided
to have a mount in this latest Of
the Tijuana annual racing fixtures.
With this in view, she sought out
Stuart Polk, who races a string Of
thoroughbrcds at Tijuana each
meeting, and who also trains Col.
Phil Chinn's horses, and not only
secured his promise to provide a
uount for her in the race, but Polk,
who is recognized as one of the
greatest developers of Jockeys in
America, also agreed to coach and
train tho diminutive and beautiful
Mrs "Tod Betty' who by the way
can ride at 90 pounds.
50 each morning now will brin"
bark memories of the immortal Tod
as Mrs. sloan appears on the Thu
ana oval, galIoping horses under the
watchful eve of Stuart Polk. She
Will undoubtedly be Joined very
quickly by others Of the fair sex,
who viii have mounts in tn" race,
as Racing Secretary Schilling will
announce the conditions governing
the Coronado Town Plate within
the next few days.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-20
HoitvilIe Battle
Airing In Court
Draws Attention

jury trial in the case Of II. il.
AdHirson OF Holtyiilc, charged with
assault and battcrr hy Walter J. B.,
JCssup, a IIoltville school official.
was begun in Judge MaTflcd $
court this morning.
Testimony entered this morning
cave evidence that the fi2tir tangIe
Which stirred IIo'tvillc on the night
Of Januarv -, c!imaXed q verbal
tuss'e tha. had been started be
tween the mon anonths previous.
Il coatorcd about Atkinson S son.
Witnesses said that the two men
had been having some words and
.hat they related the behavior Of
he youngster willie in school. The
prosecution brought out that Adkin-
son had called LeHsup II liar and
tnat he lad struck the first blow.
The defense, however, placed wit
nesscs on the stand to show that
Jessup prior to that had told Adkin-
son that he and his wife were not
fit persons to raise children and
that he had intimated that the Ad-
kinson boy was thief. Atkinson
further ciaimed that Jcssup had
threatened him and Lad told him
to look out - and doubled up a
list before he struck the first blow
Considerable interest is attached
fc the tangle as a goodlv portion Of
Holtville 5 citizcurv had Witnessed
The elimination Of the battle, stag
ed just after fire had been put
out. Further interest was aroused
because of the fact that Judge Har-
ris Scld session of court the same
night ard arraigned Atkinson. The
latter pleaded guilty 10 both charges
at that time and the judge meted
out sentences imposing lengthy
prison terms and heavy fines on
each count. The case was vacated
the next day because of its not be-
ing legally held, the judge failing
20 consider the sabbath.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-20
japanese Tenor
Will Sing Here

Nosie Fujiwara, Japanese tenor
and Victor artist, will sing in this
city tomorrow night at the State
Street Christian church, for the bene-
fit of the FL Centre japanese Sun
day school and Brawlcy japanese
Methodist church.
Fujiwara will sing varied pro
gram, which will be of interest to
Guth Japanese and American music
lovers. Appearing in this city seV-
eral years ago, he scored 4 decided
success. The program viii open ut
$50 o clock. The soloist will also
he heard at the Brawlcy high school
auditorium Wednesday night
Fuiiwara has studied in Italy, and
is going back to Italy to continue
his work in the near future.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-20
Railroad Has
Tickets For Bout

With much interest centercd on
tie George Godfrey Paolino UzcUd-
IN battle to be wa~ed in Los Ang-
cles on Tuesday, February IS, an
nouncement was made this morning
to the effect that all reservations
for the bout can be made through
Il. a. Hansen of the Southern Pacif
ir office.
Hansen said this morning that
reservations may be completed
through him, taking care Of trans
portation, tickets and accomodat
ions while in Los Angeles. Those
wishing to take advantage Of this
service, however, must act quickly
as there are only eight days before
the big battle.
The bout is looked to as one of
the heavyweight features of the
carly season and will lac staged at
Wrigley Field under the direction
Of Jack Doyle. :.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-20
So. California
Sport Briefs
Nv United Press Leased Wire

BY United Press Leased Wire
AVALON, Catalina Island, Feb.
o0.-Tho Chicago CUBS were back
On q fuIl practice scheduled again
today after only light Sunday
v ork0ut
The first real batting practice this
year was held to test the pitchers
slugging ability.
Manager Joe Mccarthy and his
coaches appeared much pleased with
the work Of Johnny WeIch, six foot
twirlcr, to date. 1t looks like he MAJ
get regular berth. "Snipe' Han
sen has also been showing great
form.
Eptt;ng and pitching is on the
program this week prior to the ar
rival of the rest of the CUBS.
ALlIAMBRA, CaGf,, Feb. 49,
Pcspita the vaiiaat. eftptts,Nf sftnFs
porsckc, who scored 10 goals, Mid
wick Country club Poloists lost to
Fort Bliss cavalry AT Midwick yes,
to-day, II to II. After Fort Biss
with a handicap Of seven had taken
an eight goal lead in tie first chu@-
Eer, Rocsche led the Midw;ck team
into the fight.
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 20.-Two
toms Wcro in the running for the
Southern Conference Basketball
title todal as tney entered the fina,
w>ok Of the season.
As result OF Whitticr'S dcfcat
Of Occidental Saturday, 80 to 33,
the two qLintcts enter the home
stretch with one loss each to their
credit OXy defeated Whittier two
weeks ago, 81 to 2G.
Occidental, with seven victories
and one defeat is slightly. ahead on
a percentage basis. OXy has but
enc remaining game with Pomona
Saturday. Whittier, with six victor
les and one loss, must meet Rcd
lands Friday and Caitoch Saturday.
In Pomona Occidental has drawn
the mcst difficult opponcnt. The
Sagchens ar" in third place.
Caltech, Which Woa its last two
games. incladng p ~ 70 b contest
with Rcdlands Saturday, appears to
be the most dangerous Of " nIt;ier $
oiponcats.
In the other games this week San
Diego win play at La Verne Friday
and Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-20
PAGE THREE

on on tour Of the valley, numerous
points of interest along agricultural
lines being visited and the exeur,
sionists then being taken to the
government palaces in Mexico. All
were greatly entnused over the pros
poets of the valley. The tour was
made under the supervision of J.
II. Williams, travelling freight and
passenger agent Of the San Diego
and Arizona road. 1t is the second
such excursion this season and 9TH
ers are to follow.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-20
UZcudun Works
Out For Bout
By United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES. Feb. 20.-Paolno
tzcudun went through his second
day Of full tim" training at his
Fullerton camp TODAY in preparation
for his bout with George Godfrey,
negro asnirant for the world S
heavyweight title, February %.
Paolino did his first sparring for
the battle yesterday. He was to go
three rounds each With Leo Deibcl
and Tony Randolph today.
Godfrey continues his routine
work at Soper's Ranch at Oiai
where he has been conditioning for
more than three weeks. Road work
and lengthy gymnasium drilling
made up his day s program.
1t was estimated today that be-
tween 10000 and 10000 fans would
see the bout.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-20
NATIONAL POLITICAL POT
STARTS OFF IN EARNEST

he is to appear Friday before the
Senate Commerce committee to
testify regarding the dangerous
flood control issue.
All are enormously Important to
his cardidar". Now be has support
cf many wet leaders as well as drys.
Senator Willis Of Ohio. vino is con
testing bitterly for the state dele
cation there, already has charged
that the vets are working behind
Hoover. Tn" secretary 5 friends fear
he may antagonize one or the other
Of his supporting factions by his
ansWtt.
dangerous Situation
Somc members Of the Senate Com
mcrcc committee, including Willis,
are planning to ask Hoover Friday
Z he would support the Coolidge
flood control plaza which would re-
Guire states to p1y % pcrceht Of
construction costs or whether he
would favor the Mississippi sratcs
plan for federal assumption Of al
construction work.
iieovcr's friends feel It may prove
dangerous political situation which
could develop into embarrassing
consequences.
Willis has been in Ohio over the
week end laying ground for hot
protest to protect what he claims
are his "favorite son rights to the
Ohio delegation. His supporters
claim he already has negotiated an
arrangement with the Watson. Cur
It's and Lowdcn factions which would
prevent any of his support from go
ing 10 Hoover, even after it leaves
hi" at the Kansas City convention.
Senator Watson of Indiana is ex.
rcctcd to announce formally this
week bis ca1didacy for the indiana
delegation.
Senator Curtis Of Kansas is send
ing his colleague, Senator Cappcr
to New York Thursday 70 give It
boost to the Curtis club.
In Democratic ranks, Senator
Rced &C Missouri is out ON Il stump
campaign which will take him Il
IL" Pacific coast. He is not oppos
ing Govcrno. Al Smith in his speech.
cs, but IS out to get what delegates
he can for himself. He makes his
first speech today at Dallas, Texas,
end his second tomorrow at Tulsa
Okla.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-20

the l.C00 yard run and 50 is gwen
full credit for his victory.
Down in Washington DR.. Pcltzcr
IS raining hard for the event. Hahn
win want revenge over Congcr. Both
win want t. beat the German charl-
pion and he will give everything
he has to win one last victory IN
the United States.
/; is quite possible that Joe Raw 5
mark, which he holds jointly with
raavo Nurmi. viii be- shattered on
February %, vlcn this redoubtahlc
trio gets under way.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-20

years ago when Stccher took the
title fron Stanilaus ZbyszIo who
defeated Wayne "Big' MunA after
Mum hurled Lewis from the ring
in Kansas CITY and allcgcdlv robbed
him of the title.
The two mat lcviathans viii
start tonight's 5 match virtually al
scratch, however, as each has won
an equal number Of decisions from
the other and draws terminated the
other matches.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-20
Stecher-Lewis
Meet Tonight
Nv United Press Leased Wire

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Feb. 2o.-Thc
ultimate in modern wrestling such
as it is-wiN br reached tonight
when "Scissors Joe Stechcr and
I'd "Stranglcr Lewis grauPic here
for the worlds heavyweight cham
pionship.
Roth men have put in more than
& month Of training in preparation
for an encounter which will culmin-
ate years of acrimonious argument.
Open bitterness between Stecher
ard Lewis dates back about four
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-20
Valley Visited
By Excursionists

More than 10 persons were a.
board the special excursion train
which arrived in FL Centre at l:2O
O'Clock yesterday afternoon from
San Diego. A fleet of Pickwick
Stages had been chartered for the
occasion and the majority of the
visitors were loaded aboard and tax
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-20
STARS OF TRACK
HOPE TO LOWER
PRESENT MARKS
Series of Meets Opens
At Madison Square
Garden Tonight.
T1y FRANK GETTY

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent)
NEW YORK, Feb. 2O.-The New
York A, G. games first of Il series
Ct eight important track meets
Which will wind up the indoor sea
son--wiIl be held in Madison
Square Garden tonight.
The meet has attracted the atten-
dance Of several star athletes who
have not beCa sccn in action since
last summer and should furnish
valuable information for the Ameri-
can Olympic selections committee.
Roland Locke Of the New York
\. G. is maHing his eastern dcbat
in the spring series, while Jackson
SchoM is making his second start
of the season. Locke is credited
with @0.j seconds fer the 220 yard
dash, which will be world = re-
cord if officially approved Internal
ionally. Srholz is the Olympic 200
meters champion.
Opposing this pair Of flyers will
be Karl WilderMuth, sensational
Georgetown runner, who ran up Il
string OF victories earlier in the
season, and Frank lluSscy, former
school boy champion.
Sabn Carr, of Yale. holder cf al
the world : records for pole vault
ing, is another athlete who viii be
making his first competitive appear
anee Of the winter. Carr is one Of
the fcw athletes who apparently
viii have everything his own wav
ri Amsterdam. He is good for II
feet or better, which is nearly two
feet higher than the best records
abroad
Ecbraskan Speedy
Tie victory Of Ray Congcr of thc
Illinois y. &. over Lloyd Hahn has
provided new interest in middle dis
tarec running. With Hahn untcat-
able, things were growing monoton-
Gus and even the appearance Of DR..
Otto Pcltzer Oceasioncd little excite
mcnt.
The Ncbraskan had not lost race
since 1928 when he forced Joic Ray
to nun miles in 4:l2. lIahn claims
10 have heen foulcd by Congcr.
The Iowa state runner, however,
set new Eccord Of 2:l in winning
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-20
JEWEL SALESMAN ROBBED

CHICAGO, Feb. 20,-Milton Cert
senblith, Brooklyn, y. y, jewel
salesman, reported to police today
that three mcn robbed him o. a
wallet containing $4,000 worth Of
unset diamonds.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-20
THE WEATHER
By United Press Leased Wire

By United Press Leased Wire
LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY;
--Fair tonight and Tuesday with
moderate temperature.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA;
Fair and mild tonight and Tuesday;
light variable winds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-15

something that win hold your IN
terest and give you On outlet for
your strivings.
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regular. everyday grind which you
must undertake and stick 20 in or
der TO earn q living.
Books can help a lot.
You can conveniently choose q
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mant. You can let n book transport
you out CT yourself.
Lastly. conversation and COM
panionehip with congenial friends
IRE important
Tho right kind OF a friend can
help you more than anything else.
Sympathetic understanding from
another human being IL wonderfully
soothing TO tangled nerves.
Tell a friend your troubles, wor.
rieH. trials and fluctuations. Express
yourself 10 him or her a. the cnsn
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seif.expression is a necessity. but
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You may temporarily ~forget
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not help youF self-expressi0n.
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sooner or later IL makes towards
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What you need is 10 let the inner
nan Oh inner roma reveal himself
or herself. fearlessly and unafraid.
Then. and only then. DO you feel
happy and lie seems worthwhile.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-15

home. Cor IL l can't talk I shan OK.
pire right here at your feet and then
you'n have q coroner's inquest on
your hands"
4 stopped to the switch key. stin
laughing. and sent the a on its
way. Mr.. Underwood did not speak
again until we were almost nc the
house.
Just one minute before we get
here" he said. his voice serious.
whether you're wrong or not about
Maryland I'm rather inclined 20
bank on the proposition that NOei
means more 10 her than you think.
I've got q bunch that II won't be q
bad idea for old Doc Underwood TO
keep his eyes open when he's going
70 the ~ with old Phil Veritzen
this Winter"
mi. V~erltzen7~ I exclaimed iu.
voluntarily. Then I was furious al
myself for the slip. for I did not
wish Harry Underwood to gueas that
Il already knew OK the drama which
ne hnd sent 70 the great producer
under another name and which Mr..
Veritzen had recognized ae his.
Philip Veritzen had told me or II and
asked me To tell Lillian An the DAYS
before the wanderer came back in
such spectacular fashion. But ] had
heard nothing concerning the play
since.
Yes. I've not d hen on the nest
over there" he said carelessly. ''but
the old boy and I are having q few
little differences Of opinion about the
Matching But what I'm getting ut
I'D this. III. mt any time, anything
which troubles you comes I'D in the
three-act romantic drama of Noel
and Mary. remember I'm a play
unkerer@s0-called-and an s q S
will bring me on the run. You don't
underestimate You don't need 10. not
until the time comes. II IL does.
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He finished his cryptic utterance
with n or his great laughs iust as
we turned fn at the gate. leaving me
thoroughly puzzled but with the COM
forting little conviction that / could
indeed call upon him for aid and
counsel In any emergency, and that
ne meant 60 keep some sort OK watch
upon Philip Veritzcn's activities.
Jerry TIGERS small car had turned
IN the gate ahead Of us. and I hur-
ried 20 the rea or the house. Tor
Jerry always brings our mail when
nc fetches that OK his own family
nom the post office. Mary was
standing BY the car and was looking
over tho mail which no had lust
given her.
only one for me. from Aunt
Harriet" she said. "vvIlI you take
the rest, Auntis Madge7"
She handed ma the letters and I
noted that the envelope she held was
of the heavy gray munoRrammed
stationery which Harriet Braith.
waite always uses. Yes, this was the
day OF the week on which her letter
and allowance arrived.
Continued Monday
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