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La opinión., 1935-10-03

dijo Anita sonriendo mientras
golpeaba ell suelo con Ell pie; me
esta listed hacienda perder un
tempo precioso, y ESQ que no lie
da por hablar como otras wees;
pero ique busca listed, Dios milo?
pues no es esa, no es esa la la
We de mi cuarto? dijo Anita ex-
tendiendo ell brazo en- direction a
la mesa en- que Sc hallaba.
Ell portero Sc volvio con cierto
aire de estupidez y de atonia y
exclamo:
-lCual?
Y continue miranda en- torno
suyo.
-iCual? icual ha de ser? dijo
Anita con impaciencia: esa, esa
que tiene listed delante de sus
ojos. iCuando digo que esta noche
esta listed como los santos de
Francia!
-lAhl ST, es verdad, balbuceo
Anacleto.
Y tomando la llave con igual
lentitud que 81 levantara Tn peso
excessive, la coloc6 sobre las manos
de Ana, separando la vista y ba-
jando de nuevo la cabeza.
-Vaya, buenas noches, dijo
Anita.
Y tomando la lave que Ell Sc
nor Anacleto lie e~ntregaba, Sc ale
is en- direction do la escalera.
Ell portero al verla desaparecer
do un paso, porque un paso lie
faltaba para llegar desde Ell sitio
an u sa encontraba a IL puerta
La opinión., 1935-10-03
In Reto de....

Sioue de la Ia. Pao.)
gesto de marcado enfasis Y deter
minacion.
"Hombres y muieres de Italia, y
a todos los i~ts.ianos que me escu-
chen en- estos momentos al otro la
do de los mares: Atencionl", dijo oil
premier fachista. para agregar tras
de breve pausa:
la bora solemne de la patria es.
ia a punto de sonar.
"veinte milIones de i~talianos So
encuentran reunidos en- estos mo-
mentos en- plazas y jardines a ira
yes de la naoion, en- grandiosa ma
nifestacion que corresponds al 1870.
aniversario del movimiento fachis
ia.
"Camisas negras de la revolution
fachista: vuestros %corazones pal
pitan al unisono con un solo deseo
y n sola determination.
"Esta manifestation demuestra 10
identidad idesIista entire ell fachis
mo y la patria, y CUE esa identidad
es indestructible".
La opinión., 1935-10-03
Las Fuerzas.
Wlene de la ira. Pao.)

Tor que Sc siente en- las parties bs.
Jas.
Sc cree aqui que ell mando MILL
tar italiano pretende ~desprender
nuevas columnas desde Assab. sobrs
Magdala y Desye. con otra column
ma hacia Dire Dawa. |
Mussali esta considerable como
uno de los mayores y mas imporl
tantes mercados de escIavos, en- viz
tud de que esta horadado con NUNS
rosas grutas y cavernas donde per-
prisioneros los eselavos
para mandarlos a Arabia.
Los primeros informes de la in
vasion fderon proporcionados por'
aviadores del ejercito frances, tras
de volar sobre la frontera donde sorI
prendieron ell avance de las tropas
de Mussolini. Q informaron de clio
a Il superiores en- Djibouti.
Los mismoc aviadores dicen que
las tropas italianas han construido.
seis %carreteras p~aralelas desde AS
sab a Mussalli. y como uno de esos
caminos iba a penetrar dentro de.
la Somalilandia francesa. las auto.
ridades de esta Ultima possession man
daron levantar un cerco.
Manana, cuando sea declarada Ia
movilizacion general, sonarsn los
a. tambores imperiales en- ell gran
p~alacio de Halle Selassie, quien es-
tara acompanado de tods su corts
imperial y altos disnatarios que mar
charan a la guerra.
Durante la declaratoria Sc hare
alberta acusacion a Italia. de ha-
Der desobedecido al pacto de la Ii.
ga de las Naciones, y de agredir sin
motive nj justification a una nacion
mas debil.
La opinión., 1935-10-03
In Violento...
tSi2ue de a 10. PAIL

relaciones diplomaticas o Italia.
en- virtud de que ell gobierno de
Mussolini ha violado flagrantemen-
to ell pacto de Ia Liga de las Ma
clones, Y porque ell mismo Musso-
lini, al conceder una entrevista q
los corresponsales ~extranjeros. en-
pleo palabras irrespetuosas contra
Mexico. considerandolo inferior a la
raza italiana, para justificar de ese
modo la aggression de que ell mismo
Mexico fue vfctima Gurante ell ano
de 1S47.
Los manifestantes dijeron por
medic de sus boletines y de u
oradores. que Sc hara una subscrip-
cion pdblica n%acional, para formar
un fondo de auXil!o en- favor de los
heridos etiopes.
La opinión., 1935-10-03
MEDIClNAS
SENORAS CASADAS

periodic irregular o s~uspendido has
"a por tres meses, aliviado inme-
diatamente con iiCLITO!l Solo u
mas cuantas dosis y ell resultado VIE
ne. No tiene riesgo. no Sc interpone
con su trabajo. Quitese esa duda.
iOrdene este remedio hoy mismo!
Fuerza entera s2.35. muy effective.
Para casos Iargos v obstinados $50 DO.
Tratamiento complete. Remita va
lor o pidalo C. o. D., a Clito Com
pany. p. o. Box 1924. San Antonio,
Texas. (D
La opinión., 1935-10-03

-iL6pez! diio Ell ~comisario:
5esta ahf?
Y como 81 aquel comprenliese
la pregunta, contesto:
ST, senior.
AL DIR este, ell comisario hizo
n senal a sus dependencies, y Sc
alejo triste, reconcentrado, refle-
xivo, como ell hombre que obra
contra su voluntad por cehirse a
sus deberes, mientras aquellos
que habian permanecido miranda
Sc, avanzaron hacia ell Romo, 10
levantaron entire sus brazos y 10
sacaron de la estancia.
JQue hizo, que dijo C~abrerizo?
80 49, -. -. -. -. -. go.
Cuando ell senior Anacleto VOL
vic en- ST del marasmo que lie ha-
bia producido aquella escena, Sc
encontr6 solo, completamente solo.
ALA lejos, muy lejos, Sc ola ruiz
do de pisadas; pero despues TODD
quedo silencioso, con ese ~silencio
aterrador que sucede a la catas-
trofe.
Despues comenzo a andar oyen-
do ell ruido de sus pasos, sali6,
cerro la puerta sin saber 10 que
Sc hacia, y del mismo modo baj6
lentamente la escalera y Sc diri-
gi6 a la portcria.
Al atravesar ell zaguan dirigij
Una mirada rapida y medrosa ha.
cia la Gale.
la Gale estabs
La opinión., 1935-10-03
LA M A R E
de los
nFSAMP
+ + +
Por -
(. PEREZ ESCRlCH
+ + >
TONIC TERCERO
Folletin No. 1856

piedad de este infeliz. Gonsidere
listed que 81 es inocente merece
su respeto y su perdon, 81 Gull
pable.. .. i0h! 81 es culpable ique
otro castigo mayor puede esperar
que ell de verse imposibilitado en-
csc asiento? Pobre do Anita GUAM
do 10 sepa; pobre dona Magdale-
ma y pobre de mi, que lie he pea
sionado este disgusto; mire listed,
mire listed como llora Y tiemblS
y palidece, continue ell senior Ana
cleto senalando con ell indice a
Gervasio; este es inaudito: icon
que cara me presento a la hija
cuando vuelva? Vendra riend6 o
cantando o alegrandose, porque
todas las jovenes sc alegran GUAM
do COCHRAN su trabajo, llegara a
u porteria, ms SSsguntara pSy su
La opinión., 1935-10-03
ALCOHOLISMO

Es su Padre. Esposo. Hermano o
Hijo vfctima del habito del licorf
81 es asf SEROSOL puede darsele
secretamente, en- 81 casa, en- cafe.
sopa, cualquier lfquido o alimento
sua We. jugo de frutas. No contiene
drogas o narcotics que former ha-
bito. usado y r~ecomendado por Doc
torres. Hospitales. enfermeras. Sc
rosol es ell tratamieEto mas SECURE
y rapldo para ell Alcoholismo, y no
es costoso. Tratamiento para q
dfas. $500 porte pagado, en- empa-
que sencillo. SEROSOL, 524 So.
Spring ST., Room 302. Tel Mutual
2675. Los Angeles. Calf. 80
La opinión., 1935-10-03
FL AVISO CLASIFICADO
ARTIcULoS %RELIoIoSos
e S T A NJ ? A S
A 10 CENTAVOS
CADA UNA

A 10 CENTAvos
CADA UNA
Tenemos un puen surtido DE
Santos a dolores, tamahos
7hx14 pulgadas
UNO POR 10 CENTAVOS
TRES POR 25 CENTAVOS
He aqui la lista: San Pedro
santo Angel de la Guardian
maculada Concepcion-S. Juan
Bautista-San Jose-San Anto-
Mo de Padua|esds crucifica-
do-Nuestra Sehora de Guada-
lupe-Santa Elena de la Cruz
San Ramon Nonato-N uestra
Sonora del Perpetuo Socorro-
Ell Divine Rostro-La Sagrada
Familia - Sagrado Corazon de
Marfa-Sagrado Corazon de Je-
sds-El Buen Pastor-Nuestra
Sehora del Carmen - San Luis
Gonzaga-El Desprendimiento-
La Santisima Trinidad-El SAM
to Niho de Praga-Nuestra Sc
nora de la Luz-Jesus Rey del
Mundo-Santo Niho de Atocha
San Lorenzo-Rautismo de Je-
sus - San lsidro - San Juan -
San Crispin-Los Siete Dolores
de Marfa-San Expedito-San-
ia Teresa - Santa Magdalena
-Afliccion de la Madre de Dios.
Estampas de AZ por s pulga-
das-2 por 5c-S1.00 ell ciento.
Pidase n:
LIBERIA LOZANo
2o3 North Los Angeles Street
La opinión., 1935-10-03
UNA INJUSTIClA A ITALIA

Hablo en- seguida de 10 que 81 con
sidera injusticias al fachismo y a
Italia en- general, porque la Liga de
las Naciones Sc ha negado a ha-
cerle justicia EN- ell presente case,
y porque despues de la guerra no
sc lie dio ell derecho de ganar u
posesiones, terminando con la firrne
determination nacional de ir en- pos
de esas conquistas a pesar de la
de sanciones y penas inter
nacionales.
La opinión., 1935-10-03

No Vaya a Quedarse Ciego

"RAYO DE SOL. Tratamiento para
combatir Cataratas, Nubes e infla-
maciones de los ojos. Miles de per-
sonas sanadas.
iiNUEVO PRECIO S2.27U
Mande valor o pidalo C. y. D., a
Box 1894. San Antonio. Texas.
REGALO la Oracion del Canine n
Quien envfe dos sellos para fran
queo. S~ostiene la FEE en- los cora
zones y da valor y fuerza moral pa
ra triunfar en- todos los asuntos de
la vida. - Carlos Rodriguez, l19
Marianao, Cuba. (E23)
La opinión., 1935-10-03

Ginebra ha vuelto a surgir en- 81
horizonte como tribunal supreme
de apelacion de los pleitos mum
diales...
Nueva York, S%eptiembre de 1895.
(Propiedad Literaria de Latin Anne
rican Press Syndicate. - Prohibi-
da la Reproduccion.)
La opinión., 1935-10-03
RADIOS
]PRODUCTOS MExIcANOS

ARTICULOS Mexicanos - Novedades,
Yerbas Medicinales, Medicinas, etc.
Pida catalogo gratis de menudeo o
lista de mayoreo. - GONZALEZ \
GONZALEZ. Dept Op. Sta A. Box
t24. San Antonio. Texas. (3o)
La opinión., 1935-10-03

PIDA CATALOGOS DE LIBROS a
la Liberia Lozano". 203 N. Los
Angeles St - Los Angeles, Calf.
La opinión., 1935-10-03

PITA CATALOGO DE LIBROS q
la "Libreria Lozano". 203 N. Los
Angeles st. - Los Angeles. Calf.
La opinión., 1935-10-03

LDESTA listed anunclar su ne
goc,o y obtener resultados prac--
Observation-Disclosures en- esta Sec
sion.
La opinión., 1935-10-03
PERDIDAS

espahola re carey extra
viada en- T.V.G. Auditorium, Do
mingo 20. Sc suplica devolverla a
la Sra. Luisa p. Sandoval. 9S9
South st. Andrews Place. Tel DO
chester 1864. (3)
La opinión., 1935-10-03
PARTERAS
MARIE DUCHIEN

eARTERA FRANCEsA. Horas: a 3
y 6 a 8. Telefono: Capitol 5543.
2712 North Main Street. Los Ange-
les, Calf, l24)
La opinión., 1935-10-03

cUANDo LEE listed ala OPl-
NION", SABE QUE LEE UN Pc
RloDico INDEPENDENTS Y
HONRADO.
La opinión., 1935-10-03

MARIA C. DE GONZALEZ. Profe-
sora en- Partos. Titulada. 1861 East
4th Street, Telefono: ANgelus 1852.
La opinión., 1935-10-03

PANUELOS de seffora para hacerse
en- casa. Precios satisfactorios.
Tambien trabajo a contrato. TAT
lifornia. go
La opinión., 1935-10-03

OPERADORAS expertas en- hechu-
ras ropa para ninos. Ocurran:
All East Pieo. Broadway Baby
Shop. CD
La opinión., 1935-10-03

Recurrio nuevamente a 5 viejo empleo. Pero, como hubiera
icho Shakespeare, su autor predilecto, u invierno de negras
desesperanzas fue seguido pr las glorias de n Primavera mag
nificente, pues la Academia Real de Artes lie envio carta por
la cual Sc lie concedia instruction gratuita. Viva ahora e n un
mundo que e n realidad la inicaba m ell Canine de la Gloria.
Greta, % u n permiso especial de la Academia, asistia ahora a
todos los teatros v a los dos amos de estudio fue contratada
como discfpula. -.
La opinión., 1935-10-03

SACRIFICE existencia tienda aba
rrotes y equipo complete, inclu-
yendo Refrigerator Frigidiare. Muy
barato TODD. TIT Avila Street.
La opinión., 1935-10-03

sENORA para trabajo general de
casa. Cuartn, comida y $4,000 men,
suales. Necesftanse referencias.
4234 Sutro Ave. Tranvfa 5.
La opinión., 1935-10-03
EMPLEOS

dUCHACHA para ayudar quehacer
casa. Buen cuarto privado, conf
da, $500 mensuales. No cocinara.
Referencias. Telefono: University
1S45. go
La opinión., 1935-10-03

vENDO COLLECTION m%ufecos, VEIN
te pulgadas, para Tfteres sistema
Rocete Amanda, con accessories, ar
gumentos, de~coraciones. Listos pa
ra TRAFALGAR. Francisco Tamayo, 1923
Mitchell Pace, Los Angeles, Calf.
(9)
La opinión., 1935-10-03
VENTAS VARIOS

y Ropa usada, para Sc
fioras y sehores. Muy barata. 1909
Whittier Bldv. (3)
NEcESITASE sehora para cocina.
Cuarto, comida y $4,000 m~ensuales.
201S Victoria Ave. CD
La opinión., 1935-10-03

tcontinuars)
La opinión., 1935-10-03
ARRENDAMlENTOS
COMPRAS VARIOS

)EsEo MUEsTRAs Cajeta fina de
membrillo, de pera. pastas de al
mendra y pih6n labradas, dulces de
coco fresco-cosa buena par |
cerfa fina. Manden muestras a 2265
West 22nd Street. Los Angeles. COZ
Evening star., 1935-04-03

Grand and thinning-with the fattering
fnger-tip jacket and print-top dress with an
adjustable waistline. The print is pure dye.
The sizes range from 4212 to 5212.
Evening star., 1935-04-03
Vogue Pattern Stylistat KourService

For two precious days, Mrs. Young, Vogue's
brilliant stylst will be here to discuss your pattern
problems with YOU This is a privilege-as you
fashionminded Washingtonians know! Do come in
LANsBURGHs-THRD FLooR-FABRICs
Evening star., 1935-04-03
MRS. ISABELLE SIMPSON
REELECTED CLUB HEAD
Arlington County Democratic
Group to Celebrate Birth
day in May.

BY STAFF Correspondent Of The Star.
CLARENDON, Va, April 3.-Mrs.
Isabelle Simpson was reelected presi-
dent of the Arlington County Womens
Democratic Club Monday night at a
meeting here.
Other officers elected were Mrs J.
E. English, first vice president; Mrs.
Alice Semones. second vice president;
Miss Pauline Knee, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Leila Spilman, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. Beulah Friess,
treasurer, and Mrs Hermine Reichert,
historian.
The club is planning. a banquet to
celebrate its third birthday anniver-
sary May 16 at the George Mason
Hotel, Alexandria, with Mrs. Semones
as chairman of the Arrangements
Committee.
U. S. Films Popular.
American rootinp nirti,rnc ,ou, orn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-08
Sales By Drink

Beyond question of doubt the outstand- ing change in the existing liquor laws will be an amendment permitting sale of those by the drink that now can only be pur- veyed in package form. In short when the hotels and restaurants of the state get permission to sell liquor by the drink instead of simply wines and beers, we are making some headway. We hesitate to include any other type of permittee in the above classification due to the amount ct controversy concerned.
 But we note that our legislators don't fear, this, for it is said that selected tav- ernS will also get such permission And that no doubt will provoke the discussion. The taverns that will get permission to sell liquor by the drink will be selected by the control commission. It places ter rife amount of responsibility upon the commission and upon it's investigators and agents in the several sections of the state. However, if the law should set up certain requirements of qualification and If they are followed it means a fight will be Wagad to upset the amendment.
 If the lawmakers can only satisfy the several types of permittees in Connecticut they will be doing great deal It has been the wranglng back and forth among them that has caused the liquor control act to meet with such disfavor. And as we have stated on many occasions it isn't as bad law as it's critics would make us be- lieve. It has it's faults and notable among them has been the showing in the back ground of the hotels and long-established restaurants of the state. We believe they should get primary consideration, due to amount of capital involved and years of establishment That surely counts for Something.
 ItSis hard to ignorerthe case of the tav- ern. It is perhaps unfortunate that the law did not immediately limit the num- ber, or demand local regulations restrict ing them to definite number. Now law makers are compelled to regulate against Individuals who have invested money and stand to lose it by amendments to the law that will aid some and not all. As we maintained from the beginning in creating such place as the tavern, we definitely set in motion the wheels to restore the much-maligned saloon. Our form of con- krOl doesn't provide for that, so we eau tion, the Legislature to consider well it's procedure in amending the control act.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-08
A Thought for Today
Reciprocate, Please

The idea seems to have been sold to Con- necticut that more revenue must be real lzed annually if the state is to prevent fur tEer deficits and pay off those now exist ing. At the legislative hearing last week where variety of bills proposing changes In the present tax structure were discussed 1t was plainly noticeable amidst the dlsap- proving voices that all were aware of the fact that the state finances required bol- stering. The big "but" was this-if busl- nessmen agree to additional or different taxes than those now levied, the state must reciprocate with government economy:
 And that's as it should be. There IS no reason for any state to expect any one or any one business to submit to the added burdens of taxation without just cause for the same We admit today that relief bur dens have trebled in maintenance. And we also admit that the state in the future IS going to be forced to extend it's social serV- ice work. This only can be done Tn one way, raising funds through some form or taxation. To compensate the citizen or the corporation for submission to the yoke or new taxes, the city, the state, the ted- eral government must be prepared to meet him or it half way.
 There are many ways in which govern ment's cost could be lowered. It isn't for the average layman to back up this claim with the specific ways. But they can easily be pointed out by an expert in gov ernmental machinery Right here in Con necticut four years ago Governor Wilbur l.. Cross tried to take the first step in this direction with reorganization plan. It was rejected then and two years later; to- day it's getting half-hearted support, more of it from republicans than the democrats who backed up the governor when they were plainly in the minority.
 X We think the Legislature should pay a lot of attention to the proposed tax re- adjustments suggested by the survey com- mission. But in putting any such changes into effect, we do believe that there is re- ciprocal agreement understood that the the state will curtail expenditures We have several forms of overlapping government in the state. We have useless or out-of- date agencies Consolidation is very pos sible. Certain services now being perform cd could well be abandoned until such time as conditions warrant their return. Above all we must enable every form of govern ment to rid itself of the oppressive load ot interest dollars sadded on the taxpayers by such things as non-conforming fiscal years and tax-due dates.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-08
Afraid To Take Jobs

The worst feature of public relief, it seems, is not chiseling but fear. Speclt- ically it is fear of creditors and landlords. This, according to the relief administra- tion in one of the most heavily burdened communities. is what keeps up the relief load in time of improving business con- ditions, when it should be going down. The amount of deliberate chiseling Is small. The amount of hanging onto relief through timidity, when jobs are available, is large.
 Small but regular relief payments give the depression victims not merely min imum amount of living, but certain sense of security. If they take job, they are expected to give up relief. Moreover - and here is the great difficulty with many - if they have job their creditors will expect to be paid The grocer, will get after them for his old balance The land- lord, who has been indulgent, will demand back rent or a more reasonable rental than he has been getting. Wages may be gar nisheed; the dole may not.
 These considerations are especially strong in the case of men with large fam lilies. The relief authorities give them an allowance in proportion to the num- in the family. Private employers will not pay wages on that principle So the man with wife and half dozen children and perhaps a grandmother, on relief, hangs onto his dole and turns down proffered jobs. Here, then, is the biggest problem that has to be faced in connection with unemployment relief as the business "ycle swings slowly upward again.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-08
READER.
LITHS, POLES DIFFER IN GREAT MANY PHYSICAL
 RESPECTS
St Joseph's Rectory, City.

To Editor of The Democrat.
 Dear Sir:
 I am writing this public letter to your paper in an effort to over come and correct a common mis- understanding.
 Two things inspired me to write this letter: the appearance of numerous handbiils Gin the Lithu- anian language) in Brooklyn ad- vertising a movie now playing at the Palace theater, "The Wedding Night" and an advertisement of the same in our local newspa pers. Both these forms of advertisement depicted and advertised the picture as a portrayal of Lithuanian life. customs and manners among the Lithuanian tobacco growers of Connecticut. Believing in these ad- vertisenents, went to see the movie and sat through it exper- fencing a sad but frequent feeling of disappointment. It was not a picture of the Lithuanians. but of the Poles. The advertisements were either business schemes Gas honestly believe they were) or blatant expressions of the ignor- ance and too often, common mis- understanding of the differences Between these two opposite Oeo-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-08

suffice.
 Those who know the Lithuanians and the Poles realize their hostil- ity to each other. The Lithuanians and the Poles regard each other as the Germans the French, the Irish the English and so on. It is too bad and I am not trying to foment or add to an already superabund- ant hatred, but to present the facts as I have undertaken, any other course would seem out of proportion with my purposes.
 It is only too true that the Lith- uanians and the Poles have been regarded as kindred peoples. It, is the fault of the Poles themselves who tried or at least never suffi- ciently discouraged that common, prevailing misunderstanding. It is likewise the fault of many Lith- uanians who never enlightened the ignorant, and 1t is the fault also of others who never took pains to find out but took for granted this common opinion. And here blame the management of the Palace Theater for circulating false adver- tisements regarding their present movie: "The Wedding Night" The Lithuanians and the Poles have @ great many customs in common. That is only too natural. They are both an agricultural peo- pie and their borders coincide and for long time they were under Russian rule and had a common ruler. although they never had a strictly common government and state. We know how easily it is to assimilate foreign customs and habits. When the Pilgrims or Eng fish went to Holland they didn't stay there long because they were afraid that their children would adopt Dutch customs.
 I believe that I have proved my contentious and repeat that I mean no offense to anyone by so doing. The truth should never of- fend anyone and it certainly was not so intended by this article. Sincerely yours.
 REV J. J. KRIPAS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-08
OLD FOUNDER APPARENTLY HAS BEEN SIGHTSEEING
 OF LATE, BY GOSH!

ApAh C 1OoO' Editor of The Democrat:
 All's we'll that ends well, or to be more explicit. 1t is gratifying to read that the side lawn of the Elks home is not to be desecrated with another gas station. Notwithstand- ing the fact it might have been disguised as a Spanish hacienda, Egyptian sarcophagus or Eskimo igloo, feel certain many will agree with me in saying, amen. Good old Gulf ended what looked like an old time Donny Brook fair as far as the Elks were concerned. Too much gas beforehand for even Gulf to handle.
 However, now that there will be no gas station for the time being to clutter up the Elks' property and impregnate the atmosphere with its pungent fumes. am cu- rious to know, what's next? A peanut cart or hot dog stand?. A real improvement would be a modern structure all across the front of the property, with a res- taurant and stores from which should think more revenue could be derived than from g gas sta ton. The Elks could possibly run hotel accommodations, as do other lodges around the country. Such a proposition would be well worth consideration before the next boom rolls round.
 It is a peculiar thing that from a fraternal point of view Water. bury has about as poor and for iorn lot of dumps as one will find in many a days travel. The