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The Durant news., 1937-04-15
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BY Hazel Brannon

A(Aa w hh0V
That the Durant News goes in
to SO out Of every 100 white
homes in Durant proper and many
of the colorel ones--to say moth
ing of the subscribers in Holmes
County and trade territory. -.
That THAT is SOME coverage
that FEW papers in the state can
boast7
That people are renewing their
subscriptions to the News every
dayi
80
That the News is the most
thoroughly read publication re-
ceived by its subscribersi
That if you, Mr.. Merchant, are
not cashing in on your opportunity
to catch the eye and ear of people
in this community through THIS
NEWSPAPER that it is your
own fault and no, one but YOUR
SELF will pay for it
That the person last week who
made the statement that advertis-
ing in small weekly paper was
of no benefit and just a waste Of
money--is just an old ("'rsrD
who doesn t know what he is talk
ing aboutf
That by constant advertising
you establish yourself as the
LEADER in your line Of business 7
That there is something besides
counting the number Of pairs of
shoes a shoe ad sells to determine |
its exact effectivenessf
That even 30, advertising Il
NOT an intangible thing that onel
cannot place d finger on, but
something VERY tangible. al
force that will bring people to
your place Of business to trade il
YOU have anything to offer them
st a fair, reasonable pricei
Our idea of a good time would
be--to be able to put out paper
four times this big every week I
A paper to carry the news and
advertisements of the best group
of wide-awake business men in
the state-men awake to the possi-
bilities Of their trade territory
and cashing in on these opportuni-
ties. for the benefit of their
own personal bank accounts and
the advancement and growth of
their towni
That we don't want to tell any
body how to run their business
1--WE have hard enough time run
ming our own without interfering
in yours)-but if you want some
one to advertise your business and
help you realize your trade possi-
bilities then wen be glad to talk
it over with you and try to pre-
scribe what you needf
We've never been able to un-
derstand why some people can't
stand to see other people prosper
And people who are SUPPOSED
to be smart. -.
A BIG man is one who ism t so
busy patting himself on the back
that he cant reach out and give
you a hearty handshake, a friendly
word of greeting and a smile.
There's one thing sure-you
never get anywhere not trying.
The person who gives up with
out trying is abusing the intelli-
gence God equipped him with to
get along in the world.
The man that has no excuse for
living. in our estimation. is the
one who can't be true friend to
anyone in the world.
Mental poverty is one of the
most prevalent diseases of our
day.
Procastination is the thief Of
more than time. :. 1T steals un-
bounded capabilities and possibi-
llties. +. 1T rObs us of untold en-
The Durant news., 1937-04-15
SUPT. EDUCATION LETTER

Tho verv soul of the idea Of
May Day is now, and since early
pagan times has been. centered
around the health and happiness
of children. The idea of an ann
ual Child Health Day or May
Day program originated with the
American Child Health Associa-
tion and the first celebration-it
is a symbol around which COM
CONTINUED ON page six
The Durant news., 1937-04-15

Procastination is the thief OF
more than time. /. 1t steals un.
bounded capabilities and possibi-
litles. 1T robs us of untold en-.
ergy and ability. -.
The Durant news., 1937-04-15
Operetta To Be
Given AT Goodman
GLEE CLUBS TO PRESENT
ATTRACTION TONIGHT

The Holmes Junior College Gle'
Club will present In Old Vienna
|or "Pickles an operetta IL
three acts tonight. A capacit,
crowd is expected to attend.
The cast of characters appear
ing in the show is as follows:
Hans, proprietor Of the Wurtz
elpraeter Inn-Wallace Steele
Louisa, waitress-Maybelle St
Clair; Captain Kinski, Chief o1
Detective Bureau-Lewis Cauthen
Bumski, Kinski's faithful stenth
Burrell; Rumski, Kin
skis faithful stenth-Raymond
Moore; J.. Jennison Jones, an ad.
vertising Expert-E. p. Garrett
Jigo, A Hungarian Gypsy-Rez
jackson; iona, A Gypsy Girl
Dorothy Hines; Arthur Crefont,
"A Young American Artist-Pett
Millican; June Pennington, Ar
American heiress,-Pauline Rome
Jonas Fl. Pennington, proprietor
of "Peter Piper Pickles. E6
Foster; Lady Vivian Delaney
|Acharming English widow-Bet
ty Boiling: Tourists, Burgers
Viennese Maidens, walters, Gyp
sizes.
SYNOPSIS OF SCENES
Act Garden of wurtzelprai
ter Inn, Vienna, at carnival time
Act "A Gypsy Camp neal
Vienna, that evening
Act 3-Same as Act l, the next
evening.
Musical Director Ida Hick
man
Dramatic Director-Edith Thax-
ton
Dancing Director-Harriett Nc
Morrough
Costume Director-Lottie MAJ
PEBBLES
Accompanist-Mable Gewin
Electrician-Jessie Robert Ford.
The Durant news., 1937-04-15

and girls at Raymond.
May 8, Track and field meet at
Ellisville.
Nav IL. May Day Festival pre-
sented by physical education
class of Miss Harriet McMorrou-
gh.
La gaceta., 1937-06-22
Dinero

Manolo Mascunana, en- repre-
sentaci6n de la imprenta de don
joaquin Mascunana e hijoS, don
de Sc imprime este peri6dico, hi
20 un donativo de $4,000 para
Ell Subcomite de Ambulancia.
Ademas de csc donativo, la
imprenta de Mascunana y La
Gaceta donaron centenares de
pulgadas de anuncios para Ell
Subcomite de la Ambulancia.
Anoche, segdn informe del tie
sorero de la comisi6n de hacien
da de la Ambulancia, habian in
gresado en- ell Banco para ell no.
BILE fin perseguido $7,841. 90 in
cluyendo en- esta suma $500 que
La gaceta., 1937-06-22
~GRAVEMENTE ENFERMO
Ell VIOESECRETARIO DEL
CIRCULO CUBANO

Cuando trabajaba en- ell Cfrcu
10 Cubano en- la ma1ana de hoy,
fue vfctima de una embolia, te-
niendo que ser conducido en-
una ambulancia al sanatorio del
Centre Asturiano, Ell active vi
cesecretario de esa sociedad,
nuestro apreciado amigo ell Sr.
Perfecto Rodriguez.
FL DIR. Luis Rey, que lego mo
mentos despues, lie presto los
primeros auxilios y dispuso Sc
lie llevara a csc sanatorio.
Els bastante grave ell estado
de Perfecto, por cuyo restable.
cimiento hacemos fervientes We
tos.
La gaceta., 1937-06-22
Ell COmite Popular Democrdtico

Ell COmite Popular Democrdtico
Anoche Sc reuni6 en- ell Cen
tro Obrero ell Comite Popular
Democratico de Socorro a Es-
Ipana. Preside Jose Martinez.
Lego ell acta P. Ramirez Moya Y
Sc retro a una junta del Con-
sultivo, actuando interinamente
Antonio Huerta.
Sc autoriz6 al Comite para
mandar a B. B. Dfaz, defegado
en- Jacksonville, papel de escri-
bir y I'm sello de gonna que olga
Comite Popular Democratico de
Socorro a Espana. Sucursal de
Jacksonville.
Para la vicepresidencia del
Comite fue electo por unanimi-
dad ell correcto e inteligente a.
La gaceta., 1937-06-22
Los PipeA LA ca
Abeis1 -
NUEVO ~PRESIDENTE DE
LA JUNTA DE BENEFIT
CENCIA DEL ESTADO

Ell gobernador Cone nombrt
lrresidente de la Junta de Be-
neficencia del Estado al SIR.
Clayton C. Codrington, perio-
ldista Y administrator de CO.
rreos de Lake City.
Codrington, cuyo sueldo sera
de $4,000 al ano, sucedera a
Conrado Van Hyning, que re-
nunci6.
Para representa- al distrito
n1mero z, que incluye al conda-
do de Hillsborough, en- esa jun
ia, Ell gobernador nombr6 a
James w. Warren, Sra. C.
w. Lyons, Sra. Maude Hough,
Sra. E. w. Simpson, DR.. w. P.
Adamson Sra. Ralph Marsica-
no Y w. Reese Smith, de Plant
City.
La gaceta., 1937-06-22
ENFERMA LA SRA. DE
DON FERMIN SOUTO

Continda enferma de cuida-
do la esposa de nuestro may
apreciado amigo ell venerable
Don Fermin Souto, Secretario
del Centre Espanol.
Por la salud de la enferma Sc
tnteresan diariamente muchas
personals.
Nosotros, que ap~reciaInos v
distinguimos al Sr. Souto v su
esposa, tenemos la esperanto
de que ella recupere pronto la
salud.
La gaceta., 1937-06-22
Dinero para la Cruz RojG

Ell Comite Popular Demoora-
tico de Socorro a Esfana tenia
en- ell baneo $9940.12 y giro a la
Cruz Roja Espanola, por con-
ducto del Sr. 0olona de Paris,
la cantidad de $500.
La diferencia entire esas dos
cantidades Sc thalla depositada
en- un banoo de Ybor City y Sc
"a girada a fines del presente
mes.
La gaceta., 1937-06-22

sc necesitaron para cambio.
Faltan Nodavia apreciables
cantidades por 10 qre Sc cree
q. ell total pasara de $4,000, lue-
go de abonados los gastos.
Ruegase que entreguen sus
cuentas los que tienen tickets de
almuerzo Y talonarios de dona-
tivos.
La gaceta., 1937-06-22
Junta ~Importante

Para tratar de traer ninos es
panoles a Tampa, mientras du-
re Ia guerra Sc verified anoche
una importante reunion en- la
Logia Caballeros Leales de Anne
RIGA.
Asistieron Representatives.
de los Leales, Centre Asturia-
no y Centre Espanol.
Muy pronto daremos a COMO
GER los acuerdos.
La gaceta., 1937-06-22

ia scmana, Ia Verbena del saba
do, en- Sulphur Springs, organi-
2ada por ell Centric ASturiano, y
ell gran Picnic sque la sociedad
Circulo Cubano celehrara ell do
mingo en- ST. edificio de la calle
Catorce.
La gaceta., 1937-06-22
"LG Comune'

Esta conocida cooperative de
where's acord6 hacer un DONATE
vo de $4,000 para las ambu :
lancias que de Tampa Sc man :
daran a la Cruz Roja espanola.
Aver fue notificado de csc
donativo ell Subcomite de Ambu
lancia, que 10 agradece.
La gaceta., 1937-06-22
I'm Sac0

Ell Sr. Jose Vale, dependence
de restaurant, vecino del 1914
de la Septima avenida, perdi6
su saco en- la fiesta de la Am :
bulancia, en- La Columna, mien
tras trabajaba.
Ruegase su devoluci6n por Ia
persona que haya, podido encon
trarlo.
La gaceta., 1937-06-22
PIDAN @ RECIBos

Suplicamos a nuestros lecto-
res tengan la bondad de pedif
los recibos de pago a los repair
tidores.
Hacisndolo nos cvitan incon
veniente a nosotros y a los re-
partidores.
La gaceta., 1937-06-22
Doaotip0 del Times

Ell diario Tampa Daily Times
llamo aver a Jose Martinez, pre-
sidente del Comite Popular De-
mocratico de Socorro a Espana,
La gaceta., 1937-06-22
Acuerdo de an Club

FL amigo Pablo B. Dfaz, de
Jacksonville, nos trao ell saba
do la noticia de que ell Club
Hispano-Americano de esa ciu
dad habia tornado ell acuerdo de
ofrecer su apoyo a la causa de
la 'Republica Espanola.
Felicitamos al Club por csc
acuerdo que lie enaltece y prue-
ba su fidelidad a la justa causa
del pueblo espanol.
La gaceta., 1937-06-22
bra incansa6SS la ~retaguardia de Tampa,

un donativo de $35
hbcomite de Amsulan-
cia.
Manifesto ell director de csc
reri6dico que nadie Sc habia pre-
sentado en- ell Pines a solicit
tar donativos.
Sc le mandara una carta "a
gradeciendo csc dinero.
La gaceta., 1937-06-22

migo~Aurelio Pra 40, que desde
mes de agosto del ano pasado
viene laborando sin desmayo en-
favor de la cansa del pueblo es,
ranol, 10 mismo qre su esposa y
stsos familiares.
Prado es un lider obrero de
crobada honradez Y sabe hacer
frente a las situaciones difici =
les sin claudicar.
Sc lego una carta del Club Ju
.Gntud ro-Democracia en- la
Iue nombra delegado al joven
Oscar Montana Y comrnica la
election de la siguiente directi-
va: Raul Carvajal, presidente;
Maria Tulsa Iglesias, vice; Ho-
nero Robes, secretario; Espe-
rama Iglesias, vice; Gaspar Ca
paZ, teSorero; vice, Estela Ro-
bles; secretario organizador,
Manuel Quintana; secretario de
correspondence Marcos Mar :
tfnez; Otilia Robes, vice; dele
gado al comite del Frente Popu-
lar, Oscar Montana.
Para cubrir interinamente Ia
secretaria de correspondence
del Comite Sc nombr6 a P. r.
Moya, que va es secretario de
actaS.
Como delegado de la herman
dad Wesley, de West Tampa, Sc
admiti6 al Rev. j. A. Phillips,
un amigo del pueblo lati. r
Por recommendation de Benja
min Blanco, Victoriano Mantei-
ga, Mariana Rodriguez y otros,
Sc acord6 recomendar al p1bli-
co las dos grandes fiestas de es
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-09-27

AS federal agents intensified their
hunt for three escaped bank. rob-
bers who fled the county Jail in
Cleveland, U. S. District Attorney
Emerich B. Freed of Cleveland is
sued a warning that anyone har-
boring any Of the three men
faced a minimum 10-year prison
penalty. Believed accompanying
the men, Charles and Frank Bird,
and James Widmer, are the young
wives Of the Bird brothers. An
three men escaped from the Mis-
souri, penitentiary last year. They
made their escape from the Cleve-
land Jail in a daring automobile
dash through the heart Of the
city, crushing a woman pedestrian
against q safety zone stanchion
in their fight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-09-04
MRS. HERMANN
 HOSTESS AT TEA

An unusual mother daughter tea was held yesterday afternoon by Mrs Mildred R. Hermann, who en- tertained for her daughter, Bar bara.
 Autumn flowers formed attractive decorations for the Hermann home. Informal conversation and games provided entertainment.
 Guests at the affair were Mrs. T. L. Allen and daughter Ruth, Mrs. Howard Wilcox and daughter Betty Mrs. Clarence Bands and daughter Althea, Mrs. B. D. Stew art and daughters Mary and Jean nette, and the hostess, Mrs. Her mann and her daughter Barbara.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-09-04
Koh|hepp Sees Game Between
 Tanks, W. SOX

Juneau's 33rd degree baseball fan, George Kohlhepp, has had one ann bition scored on his present vaca- tion trip in the south-a game in the big leagues.
 Kohlhepp has sent an official score card of a game between the Chicago White Sox and New York Yankees which he witnessed on his present trip to the sporting editor of The Empire.
 The score card is in his own handwriting so there can be no mis- take, and shows how the Sox won with fifteen hits and two errors over the Yanks, with twelve hits and two errors by score of 9 to 8.
 The game was played in Comiskey Park, Chicago, called the Baseball palace of the world.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-09-04

teammates pounded out nine hits and gathered five free passes.
 The Missions hammered two Los Angeles hurlers for IS hits to take the first game and then shutout the Angels in the second game in two night contests.
 San Francisco scored a wild vic- tory over San Diego in the tenth inning by a single by Nick Cullop. The single put two runs across the plate to break tie and win the game. Just look at the score, Is tol5.
 Sacramento last night scored victory over Oakland.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-09-04
WELFARE BOARD TO
 OPEN SESSION TUESDAY

Sessions Of the new Territorial Board of Public Welfare will open here Tuesday. The group will take up old age assistance and other problems in connection with the Department of Public Welfare which is now operating under Director William Kirk
 Gov. John w. Troy is chairman of the Board and members include John Walmer of Juneau, Russell Maynard of Nome, Mrs. Margaret Monkman of Anchorage and J. G. Rivers of Fairbanks. MT. Maynard already is in the city and Mrs. Monkman and MT. Rivers are ex- pected over the weekend
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-09-04
DODGERS SWAT
 GIANTS FRIDAY,
 N. Y. LEAD CUT
Yankees Continue in Bat ting Slump, Handed
 Another Defeat
(By Associated Press)

Brooklyn belted the perennial feudists, the Giants, to cut the lead of the New Workers of the National League The Dodgers drubbed three pitchers for Is hits and sewed up the game in the fifth frame yester- day.
 Jim Turner won ms sixteenth vic- tory for Boston, beating Philadel- phia in ten inning contest on Fri day
 The New York Yankees continued in their batting slump and were handed a third straight defeat yes- terday, losing to Washington.
 Until the eighth inning yesterday, St. Louis offered some opposition to Cleveland but then the Indians scored nine runs to win the game.
 Detroit edged out Chicago in the eighth inning Friday.
 Lode and placer location notices for sale at The Empire Office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-09-04
Women Moose
 Arrange Booth

Plans TOT Jneir booth at the Southeast Alaska Fair were made Wednesday night when the Women of the Moose met at the Odd Fel- lows Hall. Mrs Art McKinnon, sen for regent, presided over the meet ing.
 The group decided to give away a stove during the fair and to serve weiners, hamburgers, pie, ace cream and coffee.
 Mrs. Ray Peterman and Mrs. Art McKinnon of the entertainment committee vii have charge of the affair.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-09-04
SHOTGUN CLUB WILL
 SHOOT SUNDAY AIM.

The Juneau Shotgun Club will hold its regular shoot Sunday morn ing at 10 o'clock at the club grounds it is announced Regular shoots will be held every Sunday morning until the first of October which marks the opening of the duck sea- son. The public is invited to attend all the shoots.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-09-04
SEATTLE LOSES DOUBLEHEADER,
 ONE IS SHUTOUT
Portland Taking Brace for High Honors-Oth
 Exciting Games
tBy Associated Press)

. Portland continued to make bid for a berth in the upper class of s the Pacific Coast League playoffs by shutting out Seattle in the last half of doubleheader after win ming by one run margin in the first game last night
 Bill Radonits of Portland allowed only two safeties. a single and double, in the nightcap while his
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-09-04
LEGION AUXILIARY IS
 GIVING DANCE TONIGHT

AS an opening event of the Labor Day holiday weekend, the Amer ican Legion Auxiliary is sponsoring a dance tonight at the Elks' Hall Mrs. George Gullufsen is chairman of the affair. Clarence Bands or chesra will play.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-09-04
GAMES FRIDAY Pacific Coast League,

San Francisco l6; San Diego l5. Portland T, 6; Seattle 6. 0. Missions 10, 4; Los Angeles 5, 0. Oakland 3; Sacramento B.
 National League Boston T; Philadelphia 2. Brooklyn l5; New York 2. St. Louis 1; Cincinnati g, night game.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-09-04
American League

Chicago 3; Detroit 4,
 New York ?; Washington 4. Cleveland Is; St. Louis 3.
The daily independent., 1937-08-06
What Other Editors Say
Our Disappearing Shad

Shad that delectablc foodfish which evoked a
cauStic comment on thrift once from George wash
ington himself this steward had paid three dollars
for an early specimen and the ld@ OF the nrSt
Americans refused to eat it because of the eX-
travaganCep, are dWindling rapidly IN Atlantic
streams In this connection the report of Richard
Armstrong chairman of the Virginia Commission
of Fisheries that the Harrison'S pond hatchery had
successful season despite this years scarcity IS
of interest.
Mr.. Armstrong is chairman of commission re-
Gently appointed by Atlantic coast Shad men TO
make a thorough investigation of the causes OF the
diminishing shad supply and to formulate rene
dies applicable to the conditions in the various
had-producing localities The United States Bu-
reau of Fisheries is expected to lend its aid
Our idea is that the chief reason for the rapid
disappearance of the shad is simple. Shad are
caught for market while they are en- route to
spawning grounds in the spring and the law pro-
hibits their capture at other times. A large roe
shad may under proper market conditions, bring
a fisherman very nice financial return and may
be highly deectable to sensitive palate. But her
capture destroys several thousand future Shad be-
fore they are born"
Man is terribly given to waste of natural re-
sources. He wiped out the dodo, the passenger
pigeon, and the American buffalo by ruthless
slaughter; he has begun only in recent years to
learn that if his farm is to produce a crop he
must put back into the soil what the last crop
has taken out of it.
Wouldn't it be reasonable then, to suppose that
if the shad are not to go the way of the passenger
pigeon man must either stop catching them just
before they reproduce or else aid nature by over
coming some or her handicaps to reproduce enough
shad to replenish the supply?-Newport News Press.
The daily independent., 1937-08-06
Everyday Lining
OUTCROWN!
By JOSEPH FORT NEWTON
(Copy,ight 1887. by United Feature Syndicate. lnc

'Dr. Johnson told us to keep our friend
ships in repair" reader reminds me-
(which was sound and wise advice. Other-
wise they may drag along and die OF sheer
neglect.
"Or, worse still, they may be broken, and
who does not know the pain and pity OF
broken friendships. Even if there IS no
break, friendship may be lost and we sui
fer hurt.
But what are we to do with our out
grown friendships? They are pitful prob
lem in life, often hard to handle. Right now
have such puzzle on hand and wonder
what to do with it,"
Yes, good reader, it is problem, and we
all have to face it. For years two people may
live in the harmony of real friendship
then suddenly, it comes to an abrupt end
Something has happened, or rather has
not happened. One discovers that the friend
ship has become mere habit, lacking in
spontaneity and falling short Of true COM
panionShip.
AT the age of 20, two people may have like
opinions and interests, but % years later
one may be miles away or ahead OF the
other. The friendship has been outgrown.
Some minds grow more rapidly than 9th
ers. Some do not grow at all. They remain
static; they are just what they have always
been. If one grows and the other docs not,
they pull apart.
After all. marriage is just a great friend
ship. 1t NAV have its basis and beginning III
romance. but if it is to endure it must grow
into friendship that dccpcns with the
years.
But if one party to it grows and the other
stands STILL they will find themselves far
apart before they know it, wondering what
has happened that their marriage is not the
same.
In fact. enduring friendships are SO rare
that the great examples have become clas-
sizes, legends How to make and keep friend
ships is one of the finest arts of human life.
The daily independent., 1937-08-06
By DREW PEARSON and ROBERT S. ALLEN

"Really?" cooed the acquaint-
ance: Il always laugh at him.
New Tammany Boss
Immediately following the an
nouncement that the Tammany
district leaders had elected Re-
preventative Christopher D. Sui
livan as boss of New Yorks fam
Gus Tammany Hall, a New York
press service wired it's Washing
ton correspondent: Rush ESQ
words on Sullivan's congressional
record"
The veteran neWsman shot back
this reply: Impossible. Sullivan
has no congressional record"
Although he has held a seat in
the House continuously since
1917 and is a member of the po-
tent Ways and Means Committee,
Sullivan probably is the most do
nothing member in Congress. In
fact. he comes to Washington on
ly occasionally.
The story is told of him that
following a visit to his Capitol
Hill office, one of his own clerks
inquired, who was that man
who butted around here so fam
iliarly?"
Merry GO-ROund
Add to the list of leading can
didateS for National Commander
of the American Legion the name
Of Stephen j. Chadwick of Seat
tie. Elections will be held at the
end of the LegionS convention in
New York this September. =.
white House Tommy" Corcoran
has become such a prima donna
about any kind of publicity that
recently he objected to publica-
ton Of his photograph in Life.
Representative Maury Maverick
of Texas was a close friend of AL
fredo Codona. the great trapeze
artist who recently shot himself
and his wife. Edward j.
SmythC. Chairman of the Nation
al Committee against Communism
openly boasts that FaSCiSm is on
the march in the United States.
The average reporter does not
realize Just how far FaScism has
advanced in this country" he
says. There are 500 Paul RevereS
of The typewriter carrying on
propaganda against Communism
and Jew Control. each of these
having mailing list Of several
hundred thousand to which pro-
paganda goes
The daily independent., 1937-08-06
think the government should con-
tent itself with merely harasSing
white men.
That Old Thrift Complex

When my ship is a speck against
the sky,
On mended stockings I will put
taboo;
I'll never let a taxi pass me by,
I'll never, never give my own
shampoo
The use of dust cloths I won't
comprehend;
But though the RothSchild,
Rockefeller boards
Should be contained within that
ship, my friend,
With Morgan's fortune, also
Henry Ford's,
Deposit bottles 1 shall still return
For those three precious pennies
I can earn.
Dorothy Woodruff.