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La gaceta., 1940-09-06

Presidido por Geo. L. Googe,
Representative de la Federation
Americana del Trabajo en- ell
Sur, Sc efectu6 aver ell juicio de
las acusaciones hechas contra
cuatro uniones de la Internacio-
nal de Tabaqueros por la Asam-
blea Central de Artes y 0ficios
de esta ciudad.
La Asamblea, representada
por William Sullivan y Charles
Silva, hizo contra esas uniones
" sus representatives los siguien
tes cargos:
De haber permitido propagan
da comunista entire los trabaia-
dores que concurren al Labor
Temple; de haber apOyado y
mandado Delegates a asambleas
comunistas y reuniones patroci-
nadas por ell CIO; de haber per-
mitido que Alberto Lopez, un co
m%unista, escribiera articulos en-
"El International de haber do
nado dinero para causas comu-
nistas; de haber publicado la
fotografia de Armando Ramirez
presidente de una Union del
clio, en- ell semanario de la In
, ternacional de haber aproba-
do una resolution condenando
ell procesamiento y la codena de
Earl Browder, a quien juzg6
un Tribunal Federal de haber
protestado por la conducta del
alcalde Chancey cuando decide
tomarle las ~impresiones digita-
les a Alberto Lopez, Oscar Val
des y un americana de apellido
Drake; de no haber defendido al
p~residente Van Horn cuando los
comunistas %publicaron un mani
fiesto en- su contra de haber sa-
lido a la defensa de Lopez y
Browder, pero dejaron que Sc
insultara a Van Horn. su presi-
dente.
Manuel Garcia, presidente del
Consultivo. contest6 10 meior
que pudo a esos cargos.
Dijo Garcia que las uniones
no dominan Ell Labor Temple y
que tampoco pueden escoger ell
material de lectura, que es cier-
to que Ell Consultivo aprob6 una
resolution en- eli case de Brow
der y en- defensa de este, Sc a.
probe la rsoluci6n por ser Brow
der presidents dc IN grupo per-
N mlUOvIa'
La gaceta., 1940-09-06

Abdic6 Ell rey Carol. lie susti-
tuira en- Ell trono su hijo. Sc
marchara la Lupescu y regresa-
"a la reina Elena.
Pero Ell pueblo rumano cont :
nuara arrastrando las gruesas
cadenas que lie ha puesto Ell na-
Eismo de Hitler y Ell faseismo de
Mussolini.
10 queel pueblo rumano desea
es libertad y jamas tendra de
nuevo libertad mientras sOpQrte
a una rey y tenga que vlvir So
metido a los dietados de los tira
nos.
FL mejor de los reyes, en- nues
tro concepto, 'es bueno para Vi
vir del pueblo" sacandole milo
mes y mas millones, e until en-
cuanto q SlsYar Il yalor Do los
La gaceta., 1940-09-06
MURI DEL GALLO Y LA MU-
JER Sc SALVO

0cala, sep. EN- una caba-
ma de la Foresta Nacional des-
cansaba, tendida en- una cana,
la Sra. Edwin Wallace, cuando
un rayo cay6. La descarga cleo
trica destruy6 los zapatos que
ella tenia debajo de la CANA, hi
10 pedazOs un Linoleum y mat6
a un gallo que debajo de la ca
baha Sc habia guarecido,
Nj siquiera sufri6 la sonora
un rasguho, aunque 81 pas6 por
un susie mayor.
La gaceta., 1940-09-06
La Aviacio6n Inglesa y la Artillera denibaron
"a Aeroplanos en- la mahana de hoy
Sc burlan del Leon Pedigueho" los periodicos
de Moscou
ReaIizan los Nazis Frecuentes Incursiones

vo reg de Rumania; pero STEM
pre- que csc pals adopte una po-
Utica de complete cooperaci5n
con Ell Tercer Reich.
Las bombas de los nazis, AFRO
adas aver v hoy, han ocasionado
grandes danos en- casas particu-
lares, edificios de establecimien
tos comerciales e indutrialeS. I'm
Hospital fue alcanzado por las
de los aparatos atacan-
ties.
Anuncia la Radio de Berlin
que sus aviaciones bombardea-
ron una fabrica de aeroplanos y
un aer6dromo. Mas de 200 aua-
ratios, en- una sofa formation, lie
garon a las afueras de Londres.
Treinta fueron derribados IN
mediatamente por los aviones de
GAIA y la artilleria.
Los nazis Sc proponen seguir
verificando ataques continues y
tuvo su tereer alarma a
las IL :55 de la tarde.
La gaceta., 1940-09-06
Sc TRATA DE REVISAR Ell
ACUERDO DE AVER
Ell Presidente habl6 hoy con los
periodiStdS

Washington, Sep. CLOS par
tidarioS de la ley de conscrip-
ci6n militar Sc preparan hoy en-
la Camara para obtener sea re-
viSado ell acuerdo de aver sus =
pendiendo por 60 dias ell comien
20 del servicio obligatorio, en- es
pera de los resultados del reclu-
tamiento voluntario. FL acuerdo
de aver, de una demora de 60
dias Sc tom6 por 1876 votos votos
contra l55. Los partidarios del
voluntariado eStiman que sera
possible reunir los 10000 reclu-
tas neceSarios, sin necesidad de
apirobar la CONSUMPTION. La en-
mienda del aplazamiento por 60
das fue redactada por ell congre
sista Hamilton Fish, de N York.
Hablando hoy con los perio-
distas, en- su conferencia sema-
nal de prensa, ell p~residente Roo
sevelt Sc neg6 a comentar la vo-
taci6n en- cuanto a la enmienda
Hamilton Fish, pero dijo que
cuanto mas pronto Sc apruebe la
CONSUMPTION con mas facilidad
sepodra desenvolver ell progra-
ma de defenSas.
SObre la pregunta de que Co.'S
ia Rica deseaba ceder la isla de
CocOs a EstadOs Unidos, para
una base naval, ell presidente di-
jo que la cooperation con esa pc
quena nacionalidad es completa.
"Ahora bien, por ell presente no
Sc efectGan negociaciones en-
cuanto a obtener nuevas bases
adicionales en- la merica."
Habl6 ell presidente de la ce-
sion al Canada de centenares de
.tanques antiques para Ell entire
namiento de una nueva division.
Cast todos los tanques son de
muy POGO andar, de 3 a 4 millas
por bora pero altamente adecua
dos para ell entrenamiento. Ell
Canada va a construir miles de
tanques modernos pero la cons
trucci6n Sc demorara pOr algdn
tempo.
BESIDE Toxic informan que Ell
gobierno nazista ha resuelto re-
chazar las recientes notas de
protesta de Inglaterra y Esta =
dos Unidos y que el gobiernO
frances de la Indo China ha de-
cidido conceder un permiso pa
ra que ell Jap6n pueda desembar
car allf algunas tropas. Estados
Unidos, segdn Ell gobierno japo-
mes, NADIA tiene que temer en- 10
que Sc refiere al Status quo de
la Indo China.
Las trOpas japonesas seran
desembarcadas en- Haiphong y
despues trasladadas por ell ferro
carril del a Indo China a la iron
terra de China.
La gaceta., 1940-09-06

Y en- la session de aver, an ell
Senado, los campeones del "ais-
lamiento" decidieron no criticar
Ell decreto del presidente Roose-
welt cambiando barcos viejos por
bases navales y de aviaci6n en- el
hemisferio que Estados Unidos
ofrece proteger con sus barcos,
sus aeroplanos Y sus hombres.
Aceptaron los hechos consa =
mados.... iy altamente cOnve-
nientes en- 10 que toca a la defen
sa Macdonald
Y ell presidente hara bien, ma
mana, cuando sea necesario, cam
biando o vndiendo otros barcos
a la naci6n agredida y hermana
en- ideales y sentimientos,
La gaceta., 1940-09-06
AL CANADA
DESTRUCTORES AMERI-
N

Ottawa, Sep. 6.-Varios des-
t~ructores de los cambiados a In
%glaterra por ell gobiierno de los
Estados Unidos llegaron hoy a
un puerto canadense. Hicieron
ell arribo atravesando una espe-
sa neblina.
Creese que mahana llegaran
otros. Aqui seran recogidos por
tripulaciones inglesas y manda-
os a Europa sin demora.
La gaceta., 1940-09-06

Ha dicho Googe 10 que noso-
tros dijimos va en- diferentes o.
casiones y recomienda 10 mismo
que ~nosotros recomendamos, aun
que pblicamente no 10 dijO aver:
La renuncia de los que con la
mentable frecuencia han venido
metiendo la "patita."
Pero.,.. mo renunciaran por-
que su mission es ahora la de des
truir, no la de construir!
La gaceta., 1940-09-06
NO E~NCONTRARON A LOS
HERMNOS ITALIANO

Los diputados del sheriff sa :
Heron en- la mahana de hoy a
buscar a los hermanos Italiano,
a los cuales el gobernador habia
AplaSado 81 s~umplimisnto do Y.
La gaceta., 1940-09-06

Mr.. Googe, el Representative
de William Green, habl6 aver de
un "calor" especial que el asegu
"a vendra.
Cree ell lider obrero que ell
pueblo latino de las fabricas tie
ne ell deber de borrar la impre-
sion de que Sc halla puesto a las
6rdenes del comunismo.
La gaceta., 1940-09-06
Ell TIEMPO

Eublados y probables lluvias
para Ia tarde de hoy. Vientos
freScos del este. Maxima tempe
ratura aver, IS grades mlnima
"a,
La gaceta., 1940-09-06

Con frecuencia ell diario de Ia
banana publica notables y bien
iAtencionadas c~aricaturas.
Ma de hoy, comparando al
"chulo" Card con Ell exrey de
Inglaterra, SACRAMENTO lie ha-
bra hecho muy poca gracia a los
lectores del colega. .
Carol es un brib6n y Ell exrey
brtanico, ahora gobernador de
las Bermudas, decide sacrificar
Sc por eel amor"
Carol es un sadista repulsivo
y Ell exrey ingles un masoquista.
De hombre a hombre Ia dis :
tancia es grande.... Y pdf este re
sulta cruel la caricatura!
La gaceta., 1940-09-06

HI hano.
Sc nuevo "glto" del presi-
Roosevelt cambiando los
structores por bases nava-
n someterse a la crftica in
de congreSiStas "aielados'
g6dicos subvencionados, ha
6echo comprender al pueblo "a
mericanP nuevamente, que Sc :
ria est1pido Zanzibar los caba-
los en- medic de la corriente."
Zanzibar los deStructores, Ia
sido una obra de conveniencia
para Estados Unidos. iCambiar
barcos viejos, que por ahora no
sc necesitan, por bases desde las
cuales poder combatir favorable
mente a los agresores del futu-
70, 81 Inglaterra es derrotada!
MAS seria estGpido quitarle
las riendas al Presidente, que
tan ACCOMPLISHMENTS las maneia,
para zanzibar los caballos y po-
ner en- ell pescante nacional a un
ciudadano sin experienced!
La gaceta., 1940-09-06

Gerechos del hombre Y contri-
BUR al desarrollo del progreso
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-19

and horror follow The discovery OF
a bedbug, bu. il tha standards OF
cleanliness are lowered only very
little, these visitors will appear. In
hospitals and hotels they are a con-
mint menace.
HIn order to cope with them it is
@porrant to understand the life
mstory. The beCbug Is primarily d
parasite Of man, but 1t does feed on
other warm-bIooded animals, such
as mice, chickens or birds. Bedbugs
are brought into the house either by
mice or men, as a general rule. Be-
cause their bodies are fiat they can
hide in microscopic crevices, under
loosened wallpaper, in the joints of,
wooden bedSteads, IN folds in mat
tresses and bedding, and even in
clothing.
- Eggs Easier to Conceal
=! The eggs are even more easy to
conceal. The eggs are white when
first laid and quickly change to yell
low. The female produces two or
three eggs day, until she lays
about 500. The young reach ma
turity in about 80 days after being
Matched, but if they encounter un-
favorable food conditions, this pc
riod may be prolonged considerably.
They are usually nocturnal in
habit. but they do not necessarily
stop their predatory habits in the
daytime. They are good stayers
and if a house or cottage becomes
infested, it is just too bad. They
have been known to exist year
without food.
. The bedbug does not bite, but
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-19
"CuesfS " That Stay
On fcr the Winter

saws his way through your skin
with an extremely efficient lower
jaw. After he is through the skin.
he iniects a secretion into the woun0
which prevents the blood from cIot-
ting and then ne sucks. Some people
do not react to TIC becbug bite; to
others it is very irritating.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-19
Ho SHOWED STRENGTH?
THE KING Of your trunl

= THE KING Of your trump
t. IS in one OF your holdings and
&c queen opposite j.. your desire
:: naturally to get the defenders
ace out of the way without having
so sacrifice either Of your best
honors. In doing that. you protect
yourself against losing another
trump trick to the jack. So when
you play the suit. you hope to lead
so that the possessor of the ace
will have to play before one Of
your honors is on the trick. The
one most likely TO have that ace
is the defender who made some
kind Of strength-showing bid dur
ing the auction.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-19
By LOGAN CIG.;2E,;ING,

By LOGAN CI.G.;1E,;ING. y. y.
INSECTS AMI tE-ir a%H0yaNces
do not disappear WIKI lie end of
summer. \ nu!nac" OF domestic in
sects which are not oG.y annoying.
but dangerous, are nor. n cTid2::ce
in the winter than m the sumner.
The bedbug heads the list of these.
In the modern home, humiliation
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-19

DR.. Clend1a'np will answer
questions O. genera, crest
only, and tb-p only tn. Ugh
!. his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-19
Fumigation by Sulphur

To get rid of bedbu@s fumigation
by sulphur is the most practice!
way. 1t destroys the eggs ard
reaches all hiding places. Before
and after fumigation the walls and
ceilings should be repaired so that
no cracks appear. Gasoline ana
kerosene are efficient in cleaning
beds.
Another winter insect is the cock
roach. 1t may become q menace to
health by crawling over food and
communicating it. Practically every
thing is food to the cockroach, al
though they prefer that which is
found around kitchens. They can
be destroyed with cheap white
powder known as sodium fluoride"
which is harmless to man and ami
mails. This is deadly to insects by
contact and by ingestion.
Fleas and lice are also winter
visitors. The rules that apply to
bedbugs apply to fleas, in that any
lowering of the standards of house
hold cleanliness invites them. They
are usually transmitted from per-
son to person, children being espe-
cially liable to infestation by the
head louise through the indiscriml-
nate wearing Of other children's
caps.
When in the scalp, lice can be de-
stroyed by shampoo of equal parts
of kerosene and vinegar. The solu-
ton may be left en- for half an hour,
the head being wrapped in a towel.
EDITORS NOTE: DR.. Clendening has
seven pamphlets which can be obtained by
readers. Each pamphlet sells for 10 cents
For any one pamphlet desired. send 10
cents in coin. and q self-addressed envelope
stamped with a three-cent stamp, to DR..
Logan ClendeninR, in care of this paper.
The pamphlets are: Three Weeks Redue-
ing Diet. Indigestion and Constipation.
Reducing and Gaining. Infant Feed
ing. Instructions for the Treatment OF
Diabetes. feminine Hygiene" and The
Care Of the Hair and Skin.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-19
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
serving the coincidence, West l@
Yesterdays Answer
Tho Authority on Authorities

serving the coincidence. West LED
the club 10.
One daclarer won the opener
with the club A. led the heart 3
to the K and A, and after the club
Q won, he ruffed the club < with
the heart 2 & Ensued the heart Q
and three diamonds for two spade
discards. but he finally had to lose
tricks to the spade K and heart ].
so was down.
The other declarer made an
overtrick. After winning the first
trick with the club A. he ran three
diamonds, discarding a club and
a spade, led to the spade A. led
the heart 2 to the A. was pleased
when West took the spade K,
ruffed the returned club Q, took
the heart @ and K and could lose
10 more tricks.
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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-01
MORGAN COUNTY
GRANGE NEWS

The Morgan county Pomona
grange met in regular session at
Reinersville, with the Manchester
grange, Jan. 20. The low tempera-
ture reduced attendance to about SO
members, however, eight oranges
were represented and James Hum,
Ruth Knoch, John Harper and wife
and Ivers Murphy were admitted to
membership. A definite program,
that will challenge the loyalty OF
every subordinate grange in the
county, was adopted. The Master,
John Schofield. appointed project
committee and called it into session
Saturday, Jan 27, in the county
agents office, where with James
Hum, j. Lynn Reed and Pomona Of
ficers, John Schofield and Secretary
Virgie Kennard, and county depu-
ties for the state grange Frank Por-
ter and wife met and set up some
objectives for the Pomona grange
which include county fair partici-
patton, a countrywide youth pro-
gram in cooperation with extension
service, a countrywide banquet with
representation from each subordi-
nate group and speaker from the
official group of the Ohio state
grange, representation in the
grange lecturers short course school
in March. These with some others
vet to be announced will give oppor-
tunity for service in Morgan coun-
tvs % oranges.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-01
"The Athens OF
The South"
Russellville, Arkansas,
January Is, 1910.

Editor Democratic you want to
| see Greek art in it's completeness
visit, as we did, the Parthenon at
Nashville 1t is constructed, they
claim, within sixteenth OF an lnch,
| of the measurements of the ancient
temple of Athena. A woman, Belle
Kinney, took the place of the sculp-
| tor Phidias Scientists worked Is
years on the archaeology, and IL
years on the proportions of the tenn
pie of Athens to make accurate this
reproduction. It's 58 Doric columns
are constructed with the same bulg-
| ing swell in the middle, which un-
observed by the spectator, adds to
| the artistic beauty of the building,
as it did in Athens. $4,000 visit
ors came here last year, from 81
countries, to see this replica.
The Athens of America is place
of colleges and education. Wander
bilt University is the Johns Hopkins
Of the south, and was made pos
sible by Cornelius Vanderbilt who
gave 100000 to Bishop McTeyre
for this grand purpose. Our church
also has Meharry Medical College
for negroes, and Scarritt College
for Christian workers. Fisk is al
so a negro university. / doubt If
anyone of our states is doing so
much for negro education. The
whites nobly bear the immense tax
required by double system of ed
ucation here, as in all the southern
states, and for this deserve our
highest admiration. To complete
the list of institutions in the state
would require great deal of space.
We revisited the Hermitage"
home of Andrew, Jackson, and stood
again at the graves of ANDY and
Rachel. and Uncle Alfred at their
side, faithful old negro body guard
for three generations, as the in
scription reveals. The old coach is
preserved entire, in which the presi-
dent went back and forth in reach
ing the White House, requiring 80
days for the journey.
Tragedy met us at Jackson, on
the way to Memphis. Invited to
preach at Milan and again at Pleas
ant Heights, our host at the latter
place, sitting at dinner with US,
was stricken with thrombosis. and
died within 20 minutes. 1t was
large family, and the afternoon
was employed in comforting them.
They were gentle folks, indeed / am
glad to say we have in our south
land just millions of like kindly
people, the best in the world, and it
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-01
Morgan County 1910

was a JOY to minister to them, on
this mission of goodwill.
At Memphis we came to the place
where De Soto discovered the Faith
er of Waters, 1541, from Chicasaw
Bluff, crossing it, going up the west
side as far as the Missouri, and re-
turning to be buried in its warm
bosom near Natchez, his young wife
she watached from the turrets Of
the newly constructed Morro castle.
Memphis is located like the city OF
the same name in Egypt on the
Nile. 1t has had three epidemics
of yellow fever; each time thou
sands fed, only the sick and dying
remained; in the terrible backset,
the city became bankrupt. Now 1t
has recovered and numbers quar-
ter of million souls, the cotton
metropolis of the land. Cotton and
lumber have made the city great,
and manufacture has added largely
to it's wealth. They have 140 spe-
cies of hardwood and pine trees in
the state. The corn crop is made
into hogs, which are seen every
where. Tennessee gives us veg
etables, just at the time our own
crop is growing and the crop in the
far south is ending, an important
item to us Yankees. Her crop of
men also is notable, Jackson, John
son, Polk, and Farragut; her rife
men won at New Orleans under
Jackson. and under Taylor in the
Mexican war. She gave 115,000 to
the Confederacy. Her eastern coun-
ties gave $1,000 to the Union. The
part the south played at Shiloh,
Missionary Ridge, Chattanooga and
Chicamauga attests the sterling
courage of Americans. II would
rather die a thousand deaths, than
betray FRIEND" said youthful Sam
Davis, when asked to reveal the
federal sources of his information,
before suffering the death penalty
as a spy in the Union ranks. Here
w. J. Bryan fought and died in his
effort to stem the tide of modern
education, in the Bible Belt. Here
the Methodists lead in numbers. the
Baptists following close behind
them. Less than one percent is for
eign in this almost pure Anglo
Saxon munity.-Howard HI
Scott
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-01
Big Woods

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Smith and
daughter Betty Lou spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Scho-
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bowman and
Mrs. Matte Edgerton were Sunday
visitors of Earl Bowman and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Teter spent
Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Carrie
Ray and son Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos North and
children attended the funeral CT
Mrs. North's father, Mr.. Link Flem-
ing, of Amesville, o.
Mrs. w. S. Harris is on the sick
list.
Several from this community at
tended the funeral Of Mrs. Lydia
Carpenter Our deepest sympathy
goes out to the bereaved family.
Mr.. H. " Carpenter is confined tt
his bed suffering with heavy cold
and threatened with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Calendint
and three children of GAINESVILLE
and Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Wallace ant
son of Todds, spent Sunady will
Pete Wallace and family.
Vernet Wallace who has been suf
fering with quinsy, was able to re
turn to school, Monday.
Mrs. Guy Vandyke and Mrs. Har
ry Triplett attended meeting a
Athens, Sunday evening.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-01
Hickory Ridge

Howard Stout of Athens was a
caller in the neighborhood, recently
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Coulson
spent day recently with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Medley.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Scott, a four pound daughter, at
Marietta hospital, Marietta Glad
to report that mother and babe are
getting along as we'll as could be en-
pected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond James and
sons visited Sunday afternoon al
Frank Medley's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Best and
family spent Saturday evening al
Hobart Miller's.
Dale Harris, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Harris, who is attending
school at Athens, is home sick
Alberta and Loislene Ray of Nc
Connelsville spent the week end
with their sister, Mrs. Jesse EN-
bree.
Mrs. Ivan McKitrick spent Mon
day in Columbus, attending Farm
ers' Week.
Miss Mae Jackson, r. N, OF
GAINESVILLE, spent the week end with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Don Jack
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Best and
family spent Friday evening at
Charley Fulton's.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Medley and
family spent Saturday evening at
Jesse Embree's.
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond James and
sons spent Friday evening at Ho-
bart Miller's.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-01
"MARCH OF DIMES"

The annual campaign to raise
funds to fight infantile paralysis by
means of the March of Dimes
will continue till Feb. IL, owing
to the late start. The postal de-
partment in this county has coop
Grated by soliciting for contribu-
tions from people who wished to
help in this worthy cause. The
postmasters of the county announce
that there has been an enthusiastic
response in the sale of these but
tons to citizens.
Rural Carrier Edison Blackburn
of Malta, found the patrons of his
route eager to help fight in this hui
manitarian war for the protection
and welfare of crippled children
Mr.. Blackburn, in his sale of but
tons, received about $40 in contrl,
buttons and practically every cen'
of this will be used for the purpose
of fighting the dreadful infantile pa
ralySiS