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Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-03-12
REALTY SPECIAL,
COMING SUNDAY

The first special car or cars of
people to be brought from Los
Angeles to visit Las Vegas and look
over real estate under the guidance
of a realty firm will arrive in this
city Sunday morning under the
auspices of the John P. Mills Or
ganiZation.
An itinerary has been planned
by the organization to occupy
Sunday morning, and the visit-rs
will be free during the afterac y
to visit points about the city and
countryside as they see fit. :. is
stated by executives of the o.
ganization.
An organization meeting as
held last evening to plan the re-
ception of the visitors.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-03-12
PUBLIC HEARING
DATE POSTPONED
Applications for Certificates
for Freight and Passenger
Service Reset for March
Is.

Hearings Of applications for GER
tificates Of public convenience anc
necessity to operate passenger ano
freight services by motor vehicle
which had been set for March 10
have been postponed to March 2t
at 1000 am. at the court noaee
when they viii be heard by Com
missioner George w. Malone.
There are eight applications
pending, as follows:
H. H. Peele, for service between
Las Vegas and Black and Bouldei
Canyons.
Dodge Brothers, between Las We
gas and Boulder Canyon.
P. H. Krant, between Las vegas
and Black Canyon.
]. Grant Crumley, between Las
Vegas and Black Canyon.
George Campbell. between the
Californian Nevada state line Anc
Black Canyon, via Las Vegas.
Henry M. Brown, between La
Vegas and Black or Boulder Can
yon.
A. L. Brigham, between the
state line and Las Vegos on the
rotue from Needles, California, II
Las Vegas, Nevada.
Frank Millett, between Las Vega!
and Black and Boulder Canyons
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-03-12

RECOMMENDED
BY CHAMBER
Push Corporate Limits One
Mile in Three Directions,
No Further, Civic Body
Suggests to Commission
erS.

The Chamber of Commerce went
on record today as recommenolilS
extension CT the present city limits
for one mile only in each drectlon
but West, instead Of the extensions
recommended in the city council S
resolution of two weeks ago.
The committee report which the
Chamber adopted at its noon meet
ing today recommended:
"Thats tie Chamber of Commerce
of Las Vegas, Nevada, favorS the
extension Of the present city nnlts
to the inclusion of Sections IL, ZO,
Al. %, %. "a, 25, and SO, in Town
ship 20, Range 81. East, and Sec
tions /, and 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, IL, II,
in Township 81, Range 81 East"
Would Be Dangerous"
"The inclusion recommended
would extend the limits one mile
north, one mile east and one mile
south, with no extension to the
present westerly limit. This exten-
sion would include large percent
age of the most recently subdlvld-
ed property for the purpose OF
taxation on a city lot basis. Your
committee has considered the Pic
ture Possibilities of the larger
limits proposed and feels that any
increase above the recommenda-
tiens CT this. committee would be
very dangerous to the reputation
of Las Vegas"
Robert 3. Griffith was chairman
CT the committee which drafted
the resolution, which was adopted
with the provision that the city
board be SO advised.
SchGnI District Lines
The resolution passed by the city
, council, if made statute by the
state legislature, would push the
city's boundaries out coincident to
the present school district limit
w. ]. Flowers, who has rendered
his resignation as secretary, con-
sente dto remain with the chamber
for another week in view of the
fact that Mr.. Waters, chairman
of the committee appointed to Sc
lect the new secretary, stated the
committee was unable to report
and desired another week.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-03-12
FRIENDS OF MAN WHO
DROPPED DEAD SOUGHT

Having leaned his bedroll against
a building, a man believed to be
John Ryan Of Sacramento dropped
dead on the sidewalk yesterday
morning. Heart trouble is believed
to have caused his death.
The man, whose body is in the
Palm Funeral Home, had $4.65 and
a checkbook in his pockets, ac-
cording to C. A. Kurfess, who saw
the man drop dead. He looked like
miner, said Kurfess, and probably
was between AS and SIS years OF
age.
Attempts are being made to locate
relatives or friends of the dead
man.
DR.. c. E. Bulette and DR.. G. w.
Frazier conducted an autopsy yes
terday. The coroner's inquest will
be held this afternoon.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-03-12
SHERIFF'S OFFICE DOES
LAND OFFICE BUSINESS

The sheriff's office has been a
busy place during the last five
days, what with federal officers
rounding up some Is or 20 prison.
ers for storage In the county jail,
and with regular prisoners and
four accused Of burglary ON top
of that, plus an influx Of civil
papers to be served. Sheriff Sam
Gay and his staff have been kept
on their toes.
e, e. Wertman, who was sworn
in as extra deputy while the fed
eral prisoners were on hand, acted
as turnkey and jailer for several
days. He estimates he opened the
jail door five hundred times sun
day to let officers and prisoners
In and out, and to feed his charges.
Sheriff Gay had to 80 shopping
for mattresses and pillows for the
prisoners at Q pm. Saturday.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-03-12
Today Worst Yarn
By a Dan, Site

Colima and Kid Miller were
not the only big fighters IN
town Last week.
One thing about those two,
however - each won his
match.
Slim was not 50 fortunate,
however.
Slim Is the youth who
washed dishes In Mrs. Watts
cafe. He was content TO
wash dishes, 1t seems, until
Ray, the cook, planted the
notion In his head that a
man with a superb and ro-
bust physique such as his
could and should rise above
such occupation and to the
dignity Of the boxing ring.
Little did Ray dream what
he was starting.
why, you could make
twenty dollars In ten MIN
utes," he told Slim impress
sively.
Mrs. Watts, forsOOth, en-
tered the kitchen an hour
later to find Slim going
through the motions 0
knocking down an imaginary
opponent. After the opponent
had taken the count, twenty
dollars In ten minutes" Slim
unused to himself.
Don't let that gas burn
80 high" Mrs. Watts inter-
rupted him.
"DOn't talk to me like
that" Slim giOwered, posing
himself for combat. "YOwre
not my boas! I'm going imto
prize fighting" - drawing
back his fist.
But Slim lest his first bat
tie. He got fired
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-03-12

WASHINGTON, Mar II. R)-
Movement of small body OF
troops to the Mexican border for
protection of Naco, Arizona, and
to guard Bisbee's water supply
about eight miles from the inter-
national line was reported today to
the War Department by Maj. Gen.
Lassiter, commander of the eighth
army corps.
At the request of local authori-
ties an Arizona company OF the
twenty-fifth infantry and a troop
of the tenth cavalry was dispatch
ed by Col Douglas McCaskey, from
Fort Huaccuca, Arizona.
Grow Uneasy
Authorities there became uneasy
over the movement of the Mexican
revolutionists across the border
from Naco.
NOGALES, Mar. IL lP)-A dis
patch to the Herald from Mazatlan
by courier to Quila Sinola report
ed federal General Cirrillo, in
command of federal troops at Ma
zatlan had siezed all food supplies
in the city and put the inhabitants
on short rationS food and water.
BISBEE, Mar IL R-Naco So
nora, in the heart Of the north
ern revolutionary territory, is re-
ported captured by federal forces.
MEXICO, Mar. IL. R-Stiff op-
position to the enveloping federal
advance appeared likely as the
rebel troops concentrated heavily
at Terror to meet the drive Of
General Gales.
General Almazan, federal COM
mander at Monterey, announced he
is planning a drive on Saltillo
with an army of ten thousand men
in an effort to drive back the
insurgents on the Torreon base.
FederaIs Confident
Government circles generally ex-
pressed belief that the rebels
would disintegrate rapidly before
the federal advance, but revolu-
tionary leaders gave every indica-
ton Of putting up strong resis-
tance.
In Sinaloa, insurgents are con-
tinuing their slow advance down
the west coast on Mazatlan. where
two thousand federals are strongly
entrenched.
This advance is conducted by
Genera lIturbe, with five thou
sand men converging on Mazatlan
from verious points.
General Simon Aquirren, brother
of the rebel general, Jesus Aquirre
is captured and held for court
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-03-12
OFFICERS TAKE
II TO CARSON
IN RUM DRIVE
Federal Men Take Bus Load
to Capital Where They
Will Face Grand Jury
Charges on March 10.

Eleven men arrested by fed
eraI authorities late last week
in connection with the grand
Jury investigation CT the pro-
hibition situation in this city
were taken by stage to Carson
City yesterday, where they
with fourteen others who are
out on bond, will face conspir-
acy and other liquor violation
charges on March Is.
Those taken to Carson City, ha'
ing been unable to furnish the re-
quired bond, were: Baldy Red
Geer, Bill Farimond (Bill Speck
Tip Deal. John Doe" Donohue
Bob Ingersoll alias r. c. Graham
James Ferguson, Chief Osborn, 81
C. Holiness Joe La Due (SmokeJ
Joe Watson. Art Schrieber, CLARK
Dewitt, and Ed Robertson, the last
named having been taken on q
narcotics charge before the Other
roundup started.
Others arrested and held in jai
here for a time included: William
Green. John Doe Conners), Fret
Leroy, w. S. Goodwin. Darrell S
Burgess, w. c. Nolan, j. M Hicks
Bert Ditman, John Doe" Waller.
Most Of the resorts in the res
tricted district are now under loci
and key, since the visit OF the fed
eral officers, having been abatec
because of liquor violations in tht
past. But one or two of the place!
is now doing business.
Harold Stocker was arrested or
a conspiracy charge but released
Sunday night on bond.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-03-12
IOWA MAN LOOKS
AT GAS SITUATION

Mr.. and Mrs. Georgo L. Miller
OF Carroll, Iowa, arl'iI u in Las
Vegas yesterday.
Mr.. Miller has been Interested in
large gas companies in his home
state and is looking the Tos Y. as
field over with the object of lay
ing mains and distributing r,anu-
tactWed gas i'll this section
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-03-12
COLIMA PUTS
MACKEY AWAY
IN LEGION GO
Coast Champions Tech
niuue and Power too Much
for Eddie; Knockout in
Third Round cIimaxes
Gard.

A knockout I'm the first min
ute Of the third round.
That's how Bert COlima de-
Reated Eddie Mackey Saturday
evening In the feature bent OF
the American LegiOn's card In
the Legion arena.
Colima's claim to the Pac11lc
Coast middle-weirht championship
was backed up III great style by
his smoothe, clean-cut work, ana
his powerful punches. He met the
short shock headed lads fierce
charges by melting away from
them, rendering terrific punches
ineffective by siding around them
and backing away from them 10
lessen their force.
Williams Wins
Kid Williams won decision
from Joe johnson in an opener
that was a walkaway. Dave Mil
ford took the decision from Roy
Tassee in the first round after
the pair had tangled faces and
fists in snappy style, and hit the
canvas together in clinch.
Warren Farrell mauled Bryan
Murray, the Oklahoma wildcat, so
badly in the first round he took
the count kneeling in the middle
of the second round.
Miller Shines
Chief Custer, of Ogden. took a
lot of punishment from Kid Mil
Ter of Las Vegas, and surprised
the fans by staying by the guns
with swollen eye until the four
rounds ended. He took many a
sockdolager from Miller's left, and
protected himself from further
punishment many times with a
clinch, this being all that saved
him from a knockout in the second
when he was knocked to his knees
and looking plenty groggy, his left
eye then swelling. The Kid fought
grinning all the while, and the
grin grew broad when the Chief
came over and congratulated him
after the bout The Chief took
the counts of 8, S and 6 during
the battle
COlima Outstanding
Colima held the spotlight in
his bout With Mackey, his style
standing out and his fast. true
wallops from the shoulder attract
ing many a remark from the
crowd.
Eddie started the bout with
ambition, landing a left to Bert's
ribs, and receiving left to the
jaw in exchange. the Mexican
fighting a level-headed battle. chin
up and masterful. Eddie lunged
head first at the champion time
after time, forcing Colima to the
ropes several times. but many Of
his blows going wild.
The second round began to tell
on Mackey, but he continued his
lunging tactics, at one time cor
nering Colima, who lodged back
and forth four times in the cor
ner to miss the jabs Of the stocky
charger.
Waits For Opening
Bert took a stiff left and right
to the jaws but he was watching
his chance Early In the third
that opening came, and Bert's left
glove did the dirty work. Mackey
took the count Of eight before he
began to rise, and on the count
of ten he fell limp again, to be
carried to his corner by ColimR.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-03-12

ParoZn,en Shot As They Stop Smuggling of Arms Into Mexico
No Pipe-drean, Either
Says McCubrey

IT wasn't . pipe Of peace
that Deputy Sheriff Me-
- Cubrey found In the shirt
pocket of one Of the four
men captured Sunday morn
ing after the robbery Of. the
store In MOapa. -
The four men we're found
fixing a wheel of their truck
way out in the brush the
morning after the robbery.
The loot FROM the robbery
was nowhere to be found
until Officer McCubrey dis
covered their campfire was
built upon loose dirt, under
which was buried the loot
stolen from the store.
Seeing a bulge in one OF
the mems shirt pockets shap-
ed like a baby gat," Nc
Cubrey demanded it to be
turned over to him.
But 1t turned out to be
Onyl a pipe. Brand new, it
was, and it proved to be part
of the merchandise stolen
from the store which had
been robbed.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-03-12
NORTHERN is NEW
CITY POLICEMAN

F. Nj. Northern is the new officer
on the city police force. taking
the place of Bill Trelease, who has
been on the day force for several
months, and who is no longer on
the force
Northern hales fran Los Angeles
but prior to his sojourn there he
was deputy sheriff in Fremont
county, Wyoming. He has had 20
years experience at law enforce
ment, he stated this afternoon. He
has been on duty for the past two
weeks.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-03-12
OPERETTA TO
BE PRESENTED
BY H. S. FRIDAY
Cast Working on "Yankl
San," Three Act Presenta-
ton; students Will Act
Parts of Prince. Princess
and Others.

HIGH School actors and &C
treasas are preparing . three
act epereEta, Tanki San, which
win be giyen at tlae high school
auditorinm Friday naeht.
Eldon Larson, Ebba LundQuist
and Louise Jensen nre directing
the operetta.
Prince Toto Il banished TO the
Island Of No Man, in the story,
and his daughter, Yanh San. u
born on the Island. She - beloved
by the court bat hated BY her sew
en- sisters. The sisters bribe the
Wolf.Witch Of the island to cast
an evil spell over Yanh San.
The Stogy
Rumors of Yanlt Sans beauty
are carried by fisherlads to the
court oR Akilkado. Mikado sends
ambassadors to the islands to ne
gotiate for the hand Of Yand San.
The Prince refuses to let them see
Yanh San. and suggests that they
take one Of the seven sisters. But
they depart In anger.
Finally, al. cures being Of no
avail. to awaken the Princess from
the spell Of the WolS.Witch. heE
father offers the hand Of Xanki
San to whomsoever viii Slay the
Wolf-Witch and break its charm
Prince Oto, the Good. Son OF
A6ikado, sIays the Wolf-Witch and
carries Lanki San back TO old
Japan as his bride.
Phyllis Lamb In Title Role
PHYLLIS Lamb win take the part
Of Yanki San. The remainder OF
the cast Is as follows:
San Fan. Ruth Craner; six other
maids, Ruth Marshall, Virginia
Beckley, Evelyn johnson, Ruth
Doolittle, Carmen Harvey, Edith
Wasden. Seven roses, Jane Craner
Hazel Hammodn. Dorothy Reid
Maxine Quent. Margaret Reid, La
Vaughn Wells, Fannie Budett.
Prince Toto, father of YAnki
San, Baron Wales; Princess Toto,
mother OF Yanki San Rachael
Heckethorne; high chancellor OF
the court Of No Man. Stanley
Forbes; ambassadors Of the Mix
ado, Mike McNamee, Herbert
Ward, and Francis HorSey; Prince
Otto, Daniel DotSon; chorus OF
Japanese youths and maidens, sew
enth and eighth grade girls ard
boys: Prince Ton Ton, Charles
Doherty.
Tickets are selling at so cents.
with student tickets priced at Is
cents.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-03-12
JERTCHO HEIGHTS OPENS

The grand opening Sunday at
Jericho Heights was proclaimed .
success despite the wind. rain and
dust. Many lots we're sold. but open
house viii be held during the
week, 1t has been announced.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-03-12
NOLAN REMlNlSCES
AT KIWANlS NEE 7

Dan v. Nolan, lawyer who re-
turned recently to Las Vegas after
years in other parts, entertained
the KiwaniS Club last night with
"reminiscences on Old times in Las
Vegas. Mr. Molina was introduced
by Dean Bingham. program chair
man.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-03-12

A full house witnessed the
matches Ernie Cragin refereed
the big bout. while the others were
handled by Mickey Wallace. Sew
eral of the preliminaries were sub
stitutions for boys who were slated
to arrive but didn't.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-03-12

Of first degree burglary IA
trict court at 2 o'clock this
afternoon and were sentenced
to not less than one and not
more than fifteen years In the
state penitentiary.
w. J. Welden and Joe Ross
plead not guilty and were re-
leased on lack of evidence.
Under a campfire is where Dep
uty Sheriff R. G.. McCubrey found
the loot stolen from the t. w
Sloan store at Moapa sunday
morning when he and two others
captured four men suspected ol
having burglarized the store Friday
night.
The four men are now IN tht
county Jail, awaiting trial, whicf
will be held at 10 am. tomorrow
while three women and three chill
dren. members of the party, are
cannped, with a truck with an In
disposed wheel, in the brush near
the Utah state line beyond Moapa
waiting fort he return OF the foul
men.
The four men now in jail gave
their names as W. j. Welden, 80;
Joe Ross, "a; Joe Jamerson, ID, ane
Charlie Right, 81. 50
The little colony Of transients
whose Ford truck ears an Idaho
license, were seen in Moapa JUS
prior to the robbery Of the stort
Friday night.
Saturday evening Deputy NC
Cubrey returned to this city aftel
a 225 mile drive to learn that III
must drive another so to ''get" tht
perpetrators of the robbery. witt
Tony Martiletti he went to Moapt
and searched for the felons, failing
to find them that night.
Trail Grows Hot
Sunday morning the trail warm
ed up. and, following a wobblJ
wheel track, the two men, with
Brigg Hardy, Mesquite constale
came upon this party encamped ir
the brush fixing a wheel OF the
truck.
Taking them by surprise, the Of
ficers covered the party with theil
guns, took a shotgun and a rifle
from them and searched theii
truck for stolen goods, Hardy CIV
ing chase to one of the men wht
fled.
McCurey's foot sank into soft
earth near the campfire, and, hi'
suspicious aroused. he instituted
search which revealed the Stoler
goods buried two feet under the
fire.
Women, Children Left
The women and children were
left with the truck while the three
men captured were brought to Las
Vegas. Hardy. meantime, stayec
behind and, when the man who
fled returned to camp to get some
clothing and flee again, Hardy
caught him, and brought him alsC
to this city.
T. w. Sloan swore in a complaint
yesterday morning. The article!
stolen were virtually all recovered
and consisted of food and clothing
and $21 in small change.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-03-12
AGREEMENT ON
COURT IS NEAR

GENEVA, Mar. IL, R,-League
Of Nations officials announced to-
day that agreement had practically
been reached on the main points
Of the protocol for adherence of
the United States to the world
court of Justice.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-03-12
NEW REALTOR HERE

Eldred D. Nelson of Los Angeles
is a newcomer of the Boulder
Realty Company staff.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-03-12

COUNCIL TO MEET
The city council viii held q Spe-
cial meeting tomorrow night at
7:30.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-03-12
u. S. TROOPS
GUARD BISBEE
WATER SUPPLY
Stiff Opposition to Federal
Advance Looms as Rebel
Troops Concentrate at
Terreon to Meet Gales.

Ell PASO, Mar. IL, (P)-An
attempt to smuggle arms across
the international border was
frustrated during the night al
ter a gun fight in which two
American patrOlmcn were
wounded.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-03-12
DIR. DoDsON CALLED AWAY

Uk. UUUSUN CALLkU AWAY
DR.. James Dodson was called
suddenly from this city to Oroville.
California, today because Of the
serious sickness Of his little boy,
who fell and hurt himself intern
ally q month ago, and who has
developed an abSceSs Of the lungs
as q result.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-03-12
RICE BABY PASSES AWAY

RICE BABY PASSES AWAY
The eight months old baby girl
of Henry Rice of Logandale died
suddenly Sunday. The funeral was
held today.
The baby girl was the grand
daughter of former Commissioner
Henry Rice. Sr.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-03-12
LOOT IS FOUND
UNDER CAMPFIRE
AS 4 CAPTURED
Women, Children of Moapa
Store Burglary Suspects
eft Encamped as Men
Brought to Las Vegas for
Trial.

Joe Jamerson and Charlie
Right plead guilty to charge
of first degree burglary IN dis
trict court at 2 o'clock this
afternoon and were sentenced
To not less than one and not
more than fifteen years In the
state penitentiary.
w. ]. Welden and Joe Ross
plead not guilty and were re-
leased on lack of evidence.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-06-08
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b Helena RHhin5MA


Win are waiting for midsummer to
core. The courts are being prepared
now and the time IS ripe to begin.
BIT L VOC are one who does not
care for tennis or golf, and who does
not wish to be out OF doors-do &c ont
and work IN yosr gardnl Health and
beauty await you carly and late in the
gardrn, before the flowers have even
begun 10 think Of blooming and Up
maa the time they taste the frst frost
Of fan. The work you can do there
# you do not overdo twill be well
invested, since Il brings double returns
Of beauty.
For the women who have no IN.
dens there are stin other exercises.
Indoor setting -up exercises are always
good, bat at this sesson they should b
taken out Of doors. Fresh air d qrne
as important as the exeecise Which
accompanies Il.
And If you do not care for ptzin.
rnadoened ymnastcs, you can lib
rope" This Is the finest Of al e1er-
c;ses for improving the lines Of he
body and for building general bezut.
An indefabae charm rs6ates from
die healthy, active body-hrant M
the joy Of sjest living which follows
- result of consistent exercise.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-06-08

One should never iced TO say 'Exe-
cisef" 10 women in Inc outdoor scason
After long winter days with little ath-
let;c activity except for those FORTH
nate who sAe able to ego m" for winter
SPORTS, most women are weary and
bored with Inactivity, and with tf,r
encrvating, s.agnant ar of many over
hcateo houses. They long to be out of
doors once more breathing In tie
fresh, fragrant air and moving with
fee joyousneSs to nd their bo<iies Of
the to: nudity and laxness which they
seem to have acquired daring the
winter. F
Still, so11. women pned TO be re-
uindelte women whose spring
duties, berse-e3caizY and clothes
pruhsems, &c, take up % nuch inter-
est and time. To those women, taen,
/ say 'Enerciser Rocgcs yoen home
cares o, # you are q bssiness person,
your o6ce, for part d each d.y, OF
n day Of each veek. CT ou iuAo DE
country and wall, vath yor frienda
with your husband OF children. Wxik
and breathe deeply md enjoy tic OF
door freshness al sbout yoni
If you are a gdta, pty sun. n
your samscr tennis, play tennis. Begin
4 carly and get ahead Of re Others