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Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21

actcrs and with wealthy city folks
yacationing in the wilderness.
Victor Moore, one of Broadway's
funniest comics, is the "doctor" i'm
pressario of the medicine show.
James Hall is the mounted police
man who calls upon Moore and Miss
Kane to help him surmount his diff
ficulties in tracking down Frank
Morgan, Klondike Desperate. Ro-
berta Robinson is Hairs bewitching
sweetheart.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21
HumOr Galore
In New Talkie

The infectious comedy antics of
ParamounPs one and only "boop.
,boopa doopY girl will be Offered
Fox airdome patrons tonight and to-
morrow, when Helen Kane appears
there IN dangerous Nan McGrew,"
original laugh and music frolic.
dangerous Nan McGrew" is the
story Of travelling medicine show
which gets all mixed up with The
Cnnadiun Northwest Mounted Po-
lice, with Klondike comedy char
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
July 81. 1915

The dinner last evening at the
Barbara Worth hotel was attended
by practically every business man
in Fl Centre, more than one hun
dred and fifty enjoying the good
fellowship of each others company,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21
TEN TEARS AGO
july 81, 1920

Joseph T. Seymour, Jr., this af-
ternoon officially put himself in
the race for winning seat on the
Superior court bench of this county
when he filed his nomination petit
tion with the county clerk.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21

Col. Esteban Cantu, governor of
northern Lower California, has of
ficially informed the depar tmcnt of
state that CarranZa adherents ;hc
eonspiring in secret meetings IN
valley towns to overthrow him.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21

4 get-together meeting of the va,
rious committees of the Swing for
Congress organization is sehcd
uled for Thursday evening at the
office of Charles Childers in the
Security bank building.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21

Guernsey breeders from all parts
of the state recently gathered at
Grape Wild, the home of \. L..
Humphrey, Escalon, San joaquin
County, for the first annual Gucrn-
seN DaN.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21
6Nlar'hlIl:fgg'

LOS ANGELES, July 81. W.R)---
Following are today's market quota
tions:
Hens, Leghorns, under 3h lbs,
lac.
Hens, colored, 4 lbs. and up, 26c.
Fryers, colored IA to 3 lbs. each
CSC.
BOOSTERS, soft bone, lbs. up CSC.
Ducklings, Pekin, 312 lbs. up lSc.
Geese, 25c.
Young Tom turkeys, 10 lbs, and
up 34c.
] Old Tom turkeys, 25c.
Small hen turkeys, under lbs.
l5c.
Hen turkeys, s lbs. and up csc.
Small Tom turkeys, under Is lbs,
15c.
Wholesale price 34c.
! Price to retailers 4oc.
EGGS
Extra, 25l2e Fresh firsts, % l4c.
! Medium, 20c. Small, l5 l2c.
The local price on eggs, furnish
ed through the courtesy OF Zurcher
Bros, is as follows: Medium or
/ pullct, 22c. Select. 25c.
LOS ANGELES, July 2l WP)-
Hogs, 600; weak: ! load 5G1b Wyo-
mng, $10.S5; load lmperials,
$l0.75; loads Nebraska held higher.
Cattle, $500; slow; steady to 25c
! lower; Indications rover ON bulk;
| load Colorado fed yearling steers.
$l100; California and Imperial
steers, $S.60-9O0; heifers, $40;
bulk cows. $5.25-Z00. Calves, 500;
slow; few sales Sll.00-13.50.
Sheep. 1900; steady; medium to
good IS to 50 pound California
lambs, $s.65-S.75; / decks bid
/ 5000; island ewes, $4.35.
! Guernsey breeders from all parts
: - . It. .,t
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21

\ new cotton gin Is being com
plcted at Shafter, Kern County.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21
Looking Backward
What The Press Files Tell OF
Imperial Valley for this Date
In Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
July 81, 1910

a meeting of the shareholders OF
the Hamilton Oil and Gas company
was held in FL Centre yesterday
and all the business transacted at
the last meeting was approved.
James w. Colson returned last
evening from Ocean Beach where
he accompanied his mother who will
remain there for the remainder OF
the hot weather.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21
w. |. Stone -- NOn-ROard Insurance

State Insurance Commissioner requirements are the
for Board companies The prices to you are
remarkably lower. Let show you this real saving
Phone w. /. Stone 24S or 387-Offce S3l Main Alss
collection service,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21
Army & Navy Variety Store

New and Used Furniture, stoves linoleums har
We buy and sell every thing for less. nj. Marcot
480 Main st.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21
OptOmetrist-Dr. Sem Bacon
Radiator Repairing

KduIdJOr Repairing
Also Radiator Recoring and cleaning cleaned with.
out injury to the Imperial Valley Sheet Metal
Works, SIG Broadway Res. Phone 1928 Bus
Phone 1177.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21
Herbert LOwdermilk, Gen'l. Insurance

Successor to Rule & Sons, Inc, Ell Centre Branch.
We write all kinds of Insurance end you will receive
the uninterrupted service at the same location.
626 Main Street. Phone 1894
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21
Imperial Valley Sheet Metal Works

-515 Broadway Tanks, Skyght Cornice, G,
Dairy and Restaurant Work and General Repa
Res Phone 1928. Bus. Phone lit.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-06

Eaby He VAS mapping. and I was taken in 10 aa- him while he slept.
 The room i9 which he lG, vas in twilight dimncea, the @h%des and hanSnGs drawn 10 exclude the sun. The French window that opened on q little balcony on the cou-h sidc 0: tho houac vas ajar just six inches although il was Il balmy Indlah summer day.
 "But he i@u't sick, is l,c?" e%- claimed mvoluutarily &s | looNcJ down at his little white face.
 "Of course not"
 "Rut l should think that you would put him 10 sleep on the bal cony or at least let him have some sunshine and air in here"
 My remark vas not altogether tGctful and the reply l received was cnill.
 'lm simply not q frcah air f1ond 'y@elf. and his father Goean't lik. Q much li-ht in the house beclusa
 2 eyes are sensitive. Baby is per
 fly all right. l assure you
 No doubt baby will survive, yet
 accms too bad that because oi parents idioayncrasiea ha hould be deprived of the obyior, that lie literally jus, outside his door.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-06

the loot O. tn" trea. "Wr'vD 'ryo.. him, all right, but f,lr If .- go- ing 10 pro'a a hard troe 10 lind him in said ono.
 1U cIuo r. You 'a ready 10
 too, mw" sid -n. c's~.
 10 tdj4 bwuj .~ 3.G.p ro ,Iuab th, ni- l-Hlo.1 'r.,. n.d td. other um,r tood m.d- .J,H g gym md .t. do., brr..G q nor. ,yc.i.Jl. than cr,r, l:o1rt .'or- l~artu.. al tn uoj... I,d his brs' rp 1ur &a.'rr
 "I mut @o: a~@. @a rar as rau hnGor they find t"I | am net in that tree" pau,cd Bobby "uh. d'a5 where. oA where ahaU ! go Wba' to do" Oh what 10 GO? Where c.w I go that tuo.n hautcrs cannot Sct nc? guess I'll have 10 try the olI trick Of breaking my trail by "ad- n- in Inc Laughing Brook, but il has hocn tried 20 ofron that I fear i. njU not wor&. I have q feeling t''at that dog and those hunters IroH #Il about that trick wonder NNe"r Farmer Browns toy is, | didn't think he would Io' huntcrs c1ln orcr b"re in tho Green For est oh. Gaar, On, 9~ar."
 IcanrhjIr, inc hunter in the trc' E.4a climbing higher and higher, A | climbed he flashed a light alone cach branch. "f don't believe that econ i9 in this tree al olI." Ec call cd down.
 Then ne must be in the ncs: tIco." replied the other hunter.
 So the hunter in inc tree cam down and climbed the next tree witn the rame result.
 "IU take the dog and gee if We can pic. mp his trail. for he must have como down without OUT know in" it." said the other.
 Two minutes later the dog found Bobby's trail where he had como to the ground again and the hunt was CT once more.
 Copyright 1880. T. W, EurgcyD
 The next story lobby Is In d Esd Way"
New Britain herald., 1930-11-06
Loves Reawakening The Story of Wifes Triumph Over Jealousy
 By ADELE GARRISON

! mas NC Will plant 1t in the yard. I Hasn't Junior told you about the . other Christmas trees"
 T didn't have tImc," my small ! on sad importantly. "We'vc been 70 busy working doNu in the base nent and with playug--'
 Madrc Fears for Junior
 He stopped short. as if a hand had been clumped over his mouth. and dartin= a quick look at the oth. boys l caught the warning look for silence which Henry had not ha6 l time to erase from his face. In ] stmctivcN l pad no apparent attcn- tiCu 10 it but I felt as if something had Clutch"d a my heart with con- Strictins fingers. I had had to deal with Junior's imaginative lying as in the story he had told-and partly belicVed-of the pirate visit 10 the house, his interpretation O. the ! burglary, Rut l never had known hlm 10 deceive me deliberately. and the though that these older cousins Ncro perhaps inculcatins deceit and falsehood in his mind terrorized mo beyond all common sense or reason.
 'Supposo you run along and play new until lunch time,' I said with al effort. Then I'u plan the trip fol the Christmas tree"
 They scurried away and lost no time in going to Dtcky anu ees>...e him to see me in my room in five minutes time. Whatever OUT other differences. nicky and have al ways found ourselves able to 6-a; , in perfect harmony with the prob. lems presented by our only child, ard do not think either of us has ever thought of deciding anything important concerning him without consulting the ether.
 ''i know what's on the woll-hnown
 ;:,. ~.- gid dear" ho greeted me -"fl6n h. rame --o L.> roog laarl Junior~ -n7Il o1t caught 1 Hanks "ar0.us loo> Eu' don't take I5 too acrio1gly. It's prcbah}E some An- harUloss
 "TiaJ isn't inc question" said. i Its tHe idea that Junior has been 1. told to keep somethi0@ .acrat from l IA. and that he is impressed enough 1 uE Hpr} luthority 10 stop mw- 1 self i7 tt- niddI' ot d sentence i "hon ha v as telling ua about r."
 "l Inou." Dicky said sobcrly, but 1 what aro we going to do about j,o
 "I don't knor.. 9id heavily i B. tho way. how lor2 arr th. boys 2oin- to stay with u~ You navec ha.o told me"
 "Taa,s ,our o~n faurt. D.cae reminded mo with grin "You vrra afraid O telephone tolls. re- member and haven't thought c ]. .nc-."
 "H4t soa ,au t.u ura no1 }.r- ! 5 s--.G.
 sccu,tulrI Touorro~)
 Cop -Ht. ',%o. lv NoH~r@nor
 lsa-Ir. Z. ~;jr.. h..
New Britain herald., 1930-11-06
MAKE AT YOURSELF:

Exceedingly u"tful 10 the girl friend CT ncighbor who cooks F l Chrictmar gift of q couple Of ki,ch- cn holders, sewcd onto tape 10 put around your neck, in tho way chil- dren wear their mittcns.
 To make such T gift. use soma appc aling material for the outside covering, perhaps glazed Chintz print in gay tone, one that washes. Make the outside covers in the shape Of envelopes tha. button pr snap shut. 50 they can come of for laundering. The ingidc should be made Of come material thicfl enough SO heat will not penetrata. A few aquarcs Of an old blankct. wooden material, canton flannel or
New Britain herald., 1930-11-06

" nat 10 50 W OItI EC4ll ''ll
 What ne lo IS aIna,s cell
 Bobby Coon,
 Bobby Coon vas running in q panic. This means that hc was 90 ightcucd 1hat he vas running without any though or plan. Behind hlm 3 dog was barking and Eobb, didn't need 10 .rc that do~ 0 Inc" that he as running with his noa" fa the ground and th@. he was hay iug no trouble in Following ,,or. twist and turn that la CGobb, Coon) had made. You r-n. Bobb>s scent W5s 70 fresh and strong that the dog easily followed it Dy means 0 that wonderful nose O his, And back Of tho dog was tho dogs mas tc, and at feast one oth,r hunter. Bobby know this hy inc sound O. voices nhlch had reached him Do you wonder that h" was iu a panic! ] is dreadful tain- 'o ha," to 1rrn and run for ouo's i.'.
 Bobb,- fir- thought ";s 10 IT," straight for his NoIn go .r0a,u h.- ollou free. "nI h. G:d ss.d .or fl E., tho UH" h. ras u""rI. f.orr U" l.3d begun 10 @nt over oI+ panic "uG dc sonDr real thinking.
 This g ont do" thought Hobn, ..No sir. 1Ii9 won't 1o. If that dos were alone it would bc all rieh. ] or that rtatlcr, if thrt dog vor. alone l could climb srg Of these trees and laugh at him. for thank goodness q dog cannot climb q tree. But those hcartIcgs hunters can climb or they can rut tree down. T. will not do to let them know " here r1y home is. NO, sir, it will not do a' all. &oalohow I must @ct rid of that dor. but how? Already | am getting tired. This ls what comes Of being 70 fat. oh, dear. what comes Of being ao fat Oh dear, what 10 do? What to Io' II | could reach the ledg's Gecp in fine Green Forest would bc safe. But they arc too far away. I'm too fat 10 run so farI am getting cut of breath this very minute. l must have bit 'ot rest and q chance 10 regain my breath. OH. dear. what 10 Go?'
 Bobby made for certain bi- shemlock tree and scrambled up. A little more than halfway up d biz branch extended and touched q big -branch Of d neighborinG tree. Th+ two branches formed q bridge orcr which Chatterer the Fed Squirrel lad crossed many times. 3obb} {. crossed that way now. In the same 1. manner he crossed from this second 1 tree to another. Then taking care to ! make no noiac. he climbed down to | the ground and once mere took 10 , his heels jAst as the dog reached ! ,the foot of the tree Bobby had : 
 There was I sudden change in th.- Gog's barking. There was even nor. excitement in it than before. We've got him. We've got him Hes up in this tree. Hurry mp Hurry up, Hurry up." he was bark ing. and his mater heard and un derstood.
 Presently there was crashing oi brush and two hunters, appeared at
New Britain herald., 1930-11-06

Parents do Iot u-Iajly proJ,,t their pTeiu4i"ns upon their cAtldrcu in matters where their uell-boin5 is go obviously jut~rfrrcd with.
 Bdt every where an observing ~, m"y zoe thc same lIr1taI mrch1- nj T, at work, cau..ns parents 10 ... we children ot opportunities an C outlets for expression, "imply isacauso some limitation Of thcp~ own has given them q r. -a,iye at ;ituda toward that particular thing.
 Parents Decisions for their chit dron should be based not upon thc;r own feeling, Of fear, Girlikc or i'm ccriority but upon an objective con- alteration Of what is actually bcs; for the child.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-06

Exquisite Christmas gifts, charm- ing things 10 beautiiy your home, arc easily and incXpen3iycly made with these transfer patterns.
 Transfer Pattern No. 700 con- tains motifs Of baskets. lovely heads and pansy designs for pillow tops, runners. linens. etc.
 Transfer Pattern No. 7OI contains beautiful motifs for bed spread and bolster.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-06
Howsyqu HEALTH
 ed14H %r % NeD Y"' O.. lago Gdldston Aeadenr ef MInns

SCHOOL AND THB CHILD
 Tho five year old youngSter going 10 school for the first time makes therein his initial contact with so- cicty and with social authority.
 No matter what his home expert cnCes may have been. he will on. counter in the school and classroom new type Of relationship and 3 now discipline foroshadowing what lie may expect in adult life,
 Tducatcr5 assure us that school is not, Gs somc Of Us have been led 10 think; q place where the child learns his three E's.
 He does that. but in addition, and what I5 even more important, he learns in school hov. to meet the demands which social existence places upon him.
 This aspect Of @chool life, thanks largely 10 the modern mental hy- gicnc movement. i3 becoming ever more widely appreciated. What is, however, being somewhat lost sight Of is the extent 10 which the school cmld'3 emotional and nsrcholosic life is affected by his purely phys ical well being,
 In the early and most enthusiastic days Of the intelligence tests the in- tcliiSence quotient of q child was hcld 10 be fixed and in the nature of q definite index to the mental ca pacities of the child.
 More recent experiences, however, have shown that the quality desig- mated as intelligence is deeply af- tectcd by such factors as defective hearing. poor vision. malnutrition. diseased tonsils, adenoids and the like.
 It Is evident, therefore, that Tn order to profit most by the valuable training which the school offers the child needs to be free from Gll seri- GUS phyaicSt defects,
 All progressive schools now in sist on certificate of physical 1it-
New Britain herald., 1930-11-06

any Worsted pieces would do.
 Cut thc squares the same size, 70 fit your envelope. Then stitch them together, making them d neat filler. Slip into tho envelope and button shut and sew ono of them 10 each cnd of piece of col ored tape long enough to 20 gTound your shoulders and reach out to lift pots and pans. Any housewife will welcome this mex rcnslNc and useful gift.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-06

Nfadge, with Heavy Heart No-
 iicee Juniors Newly Acquired
 NeCrcti,C Manner and Attributes
 It to His t>sociatiOn with His
 Older Cousins.
 Sam Tlcer Mas patrnt]y tnlo4 ng he drama ot the situation hr had created with his dIctim that the three Harrison boys and Junior could not come into 'uc basement where h. was working unless they worked every minute Of the time nat they were there. The boys evidently had no suspicion that he was preparing tho basement tor Their Christmas surprise and that he was quite plUmluG himself upon th, tactics by which he insured Jheir absence during the days when tb, finishing touches were 10 ha placed upon the ai- pIayroom.
 He delayed answering my Ques- tjon as to how much he needed the help Of the boys ownstairs until ,aery one of inc four vss keyed ID fo the last pitch Of bo}lsh suspense. then he ga'e his 1ns0ar.
 T believe l can git along without 'em nov, IT ,here anything else tLey'yc got to do," he sad al last, and as one breath a sign Of relief -ame from each pair Of boysh lips
 Upon each yeuthrul Iaru ti.,r1 was written the determination 10 keep a long way from the er5twhi!e :c..-...cinating basement. and l hasten . eG to present an alternative s---- "Oh. there are so many things , want them to do. Mr. Ticer," l said "l am so glad you don't need them. We have to go and find the Christ F. as tree and tEe 3uiu leg in the woods. Then we have to hrins them in and rc hare 10 decorate the -''-'~ h"'iaaa and get all the nGts rg4cEy1 two days brtoro turs !ua- md there are 0 rfau "a ~r?SF- .o/ b.. wrapped -ne'- cD as busy un- stairs IS >o.D rfC !" th. ha@omcnr."
 May h. 70 Nr. Tier rojoinad T. .a7f@fr4DIy but you-II hovc 10 pG. -o;n some"
 Junior Nii-.tcp
 His roIcc was so imrroEuatoI with hmdIy conspiracy and his vnhs "ore 70 emphatic and .r.ple0t . nat Hss }a terror for far m. Lows Yo.d hogla to suspect the .IndI- deception NC wore planning. HIc they evidently had heard noth- Gns save my reference 10 th" Christ ,l.as t-a.. and .UrOr and EOdgvirb ".re jumping ID and down again. l FccifcrgjHg oror and over, "Harray tor the Christmas 'rs," -Tnll" Will lam and iIoar n,rc looking at mo Ngrh shining cN5s.
 DO .og ma#u" if.nry asked, ~,miuS nlo..~ to 1ro "fla- wo can -l 10 -l- ood= a~I .-. down oUr ovoo"
 NC, c9' oaa daaa. II.nn". hu, ,j- or. up.r ! rold Jam. -mlIu- "TbcD W+,r ~, .a. t Ter rlrj-'-
New Britain herald., 1930-11-06
ry Thornton ". Eu"ccss
VI; !; To DO!

What to lo Would r- ro4ld t7lI What ne Io IS alUass ell.
 - Bobby Coon.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-06
>tcs ned Meat Cakes, ~cr> ing

>tca ned Meat Cakes, serving C
 ? rs chopped, cook ol meat. l up soft brcad ,rul-hv 2 tablespoons finely chopped onions, : tablespoons chopped celery, tablespoon chop ped parsley. 1-@ teaspoon salt, 1 4 teaspoon paprka. . cegs, 1 cup milk or gravy, tablespoons butter. { MiN th" onions, celery. parsley. saIL paprika, milk and butter Heat and allow to stand minutes. Add r-st ot nercdicnts. Fin grcasc1 muf- fin cr tmbalc pans Set in pan Of Ho' v.t,Y Fake gp minutes in mod .~afo oven. Turn out carefully and aurround vitA :auc~.
 s,2"Cc
 , tablespoons butter table spoons flour cups tomatoes Cmashcd, l-e teaspoon salt, 1-4 teaspoon raprjka 1 tablespoon chopped parsley, l-i teaspoon celery suit.
 Melt butter and add flour. Blend we'll and add ret Of ingredients, Cook slowly until thick and creamy.
 Harvest Salad
 . cups chopped cabbagc. cup chopped. cooked carrots cup rocked peas, : tablespoons chopped onions, 1-@ teaspoon salt, l-4 tea pooa raprii@. l-2 cup salad dress ja~.
 MiN and chin ingredients. Serve on lettuce leave.
 Lemon Filling for Tart,
 2 cgg yolks ! cup sugar, l-3 cup flour, Is teaspoons salt, 1-3 cup lemon juice, tablespoons grated jcmcn rind. 1-2 cups water, , ta- hIosnoon9 butter. Hca crS yolks. add sugar. flour md salt. Blend well and add lemon juice, rNd and water. Cook until creamy tcook,ry ia double boiler. Add butter Four inIo baked tarts and cnrcad with iOorjngu'.
 icr;rguC
 ! r-= "hj'oe, . tablespoons confcc- toners :u-2r.
 Beat rgG whites until stiff. Add sugar and beat until creamy. Spread on filling Bake 10 minutes in slow oven.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-06

Patterns are Fifteen Gents each. Be sure 10 write plainly your Name, Address and Numbers Wartcd.
 SEND FOR OUR NEW FALL, Price FIFTEEN CENTS. Book with pattern. 25 cents. Address all mail and orders to New Britain Herald Pattern Department. 243 West 11th street, New York city.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-06

ness for all children seeking admis- sion. Schools alone. hOHcve", can not secure for tho child the fullest physical well-bcing. That, in the obligation Of the parents.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-06
Buttered Sect

buI7CFEH BCHI. Br,. | Plum Conserve
 IigrNcat Salad ialoO i&rt5 Coffee
New Britain herald., 1930-11-06
JuniO; Nii-.tCp

"Ntt cJ' ooe doa" II.nr". hu, ,t- or. Tp. ! t9ld hu. ~mIiu- ''ThoD a.+,r -, .1. I' Ter rJrj-'-
The Washington times., 1930-07-01
Not An Idea

Sands had taken out a pack
age of cigarettes. Dale helped
himself to one, causing Jardin
another grimace of disgust.
Sounds interesting. chief"
said Dale as he lit his cigarette.
"Any idea who did it?"
81 had none, frankly, before
I read that will. Now I have
too many. Jardin explain the
circumstances to you? What
do you think?"
I'D rather have a look at all,
the suspects first, and hear
what's in that will. I'll make
bet the secret is right in there!"
The words had scarcely
finished when there was a loud
cry in the lower hallway,
directly outside the living-room.
1t was a woman's voice, raised
in a tone Of frenzy.
Robert! Robert!"
The three hurried through
the door. Standing at the foot
of the stairs, a look of terror
upon her features, was a young
woman whom Dale guessed i'm.
mediately was Miss Gloria. She
was looking upstairs but turned
as the three men entered the
hall. Fear had put its tragic
touch upon her. An involun-
tary sob escaped her as she
stepped nearer to Wilfred
Sands, as though instinct told
her that he was there to pro-
tect her. There was a paper
gripped in her hand. She held
it out to Sands and Dale saw
that her hand was shaking vic.
lently.
Sands took the paper, spoke a
comforting word in low
tone, and then unfolded the
note. AS he read, with but
single glance, a deep frown
came over his features. He
glanced at Dale, who was wait
ing expectantly, and handed the
slip of paper to the reporter.
There were two words, in
printed letters, upon it:
"YOU NEXT" 49,
(TO Be Continued Tomorrow