oc-plain-dealer 1924-08-13

FIRES BROADSIDE AT OPPONENTS Replying to an accusation of his opponents, Cong. Phil D. Swing fired three big guns in a broadside that Swing's friends say ought to set at rest any suspicion that his opponents have been endearing to arouse concerning Swing's standing at Washington. The three big guns are letters written to Congressman Swing, one of them by Cong. Nicholas Longworth, Rep. floor leader, another by Cong. A. H. Vestal, Rep. whip, and the third by C. H. Slemp, secretary of President Calvin Coolidge. The latter letter shows the friendly relationship of the White House toward Swing. The Longworth letter already has been made public. Opposing papers have said that Swing has not co-operated with Republicans in Congress. Swing's friends have declared this criticism to be unfair, unjust and made out of whole cloth. The letters which follow explain themselves. Albert H. Vestal Indiana HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OFFICE OF REPUBLICAN WHIP Washington, D.C., June 6, 1924. Hon. Phil D. Swing, House of Representatives My dear Colleague. Permit me to express my appreciation of your help and cooperation during this session of Congress. Probably there has never been a time in the history of the House when the responsibility of the Whip has been as great as in the present Congress because of so many divergent views of members. You have been a real help to me as Republican Whip, and while we differed on some questions, I could always count on you when fundamental Republican principles were involved. You have represented your District well, and I bespeak for you a splendid victory in the coming election. Sincerely yours, CONVICTS RUSHED TO FOREST FIRES SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 13. Four trained forestry officials were rushed to Chico today following the flaming up of a new fire in Lassen National Forest which reached such alarming proportion within a few hours that emergency fire fighting measures were restored to The blaze is northeast of Chico in what is described as the Magnolia district. It already has totally destroyed more than 2,000 acres of timber, said reports received here by the United States district forester's office. A force of nearly 209 men was being hurriedly recrernited to stem the blaze. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 13. To meet a fresh break in the Sierra National Forest fire raging a few miles from the portals of Yosemite National Park, convicts from road camps in the vicinity were being reinforced fire fighters endeaving to control the fire which has already burned over 12,000 acres. This blaze and eight other new ones in the past five days have burned over 30,000 acres in California forests it was revealed today and Yreka reports today stated it had again been necessary to consecrict fire fighters to meet an emergency caused by a mountain conflagration in the mountains along the Pacific highway. The towns of Jerseydale and Hines Cove are within the fire area of the Sierra blaze and several times have been regarded as in danger. Two new fires in Plumas National Forest were reported today and forces of men rushed to the scene in an effort to control them. ITALIAN AVIATOR HOPS FOR ICELAND KIRKWALL, Scotland, Aug. 13. Lieut. Locateill, Italian long distance flyer, left Houton Bay today for Hornafjord, Iceland. He hopped off at 11:08 o'clock following the same route as the THE WHITE HOUSE Washington July 17, 1924. Mr. dear Mr. Swing: I would personally be greatly obliged if you would write me about conditions in your section and the drift of public sentiment there generally. I would be delighted to hear as fully as you care to write. The President has again taken the responsibilities of his great office and is holding up remarkably well. Sincerely yours, (Signed) A. H. VESTAL. THE WHITE HOUSE Washington July 17, 1924. Mr. dear Mr. Swing: I would personally be greatly obliged if you would write me about conditions in your section and the drift of public sentiment there generally. I would be delighted to hear as fully as you care to write. The President has again taken the responsibilities of his great office and is holding up remarkably well. Sincerely yours, (Signed) C. B. SLEMP. Hon. Philip D. Swing. El Centro, Calif. FLY FROM DENVER TO SAN ANTONIO DENVER, Aug. 13—Lient Jas. H. Dooleittle, pilot, and Ewart Plant, observer, hopped off from Lowry Field at 5:30 this morning in an army De Havilland plane for San Antonio, Texas. They are expected to make a hop at Fort Sill. The aviators lived here late yesterday from San Diego after a 10-hour trip with a stop at Grand Junction, Colo. They are believed to be makingerial photographs for the war department. WIFE SUES OAKS LOS ANGELES, Aug. 13—Louis D. Oaka, former chief of police in Los Angeles, is named defendant in a suit for divorce on file here today. Mrs. Oaks charged habitual drunkenness and desertion. Try a Classified Ad for results. Plain Dealer Classified Ads pro- ITALIAN AVIATOR HOPS FOR ICELAND KIRKWALL, Scotland, Aug. 13. Lieut. Locateil, Italian long distance flyer, left Houton Bay today for Hornafjord, Iceland. He hopped off at 11:08 o'clock following the same route as the American aviators. After flying a short distance Lovatelli encountered bad weather, which compelled him to return to the Orkeys. ARGENTINE FLIER HAS MISFORTUNE CALCUTTA, Aug. 12. — Major Zannt, Argentine round-the-world aviator, met with further misfortune while trying to start for Rangoon today. He made five attempts to hop off, bursting a tire each time. MEXICO RESTORES SOVIET RELATIONS MOSCOW, Aug. 13. — Official relations between Mexico and Soviet Russia have been restored, it was officially announced today. Negotiations for restoration of normal relations were conducted at Berlin. M. Pestkosky has been named Russian envoy to Mexico City. Dignity and Indignity Dignified gravity sits heavily on the countenance of the United States Lawn Tennis Ass'n at all times. Not for a moment can it relax from its official attitude of weighty claim. Perhaps this accounts for the fact that the Tennis Ass'n falls to see the joke of barring American player-writers from Davis Cup competition under a rule that can have no effect on the writings of foreign representatives who come to this country for no other purpose than to lift the value trophy. Merry quips of any sort are seldom appreciated by the association, as Pat O'Hara Wood of Australia, can torify. Mr. O'Hara Wood, guest of the Tennis Ass'n at its annual dinner several years ago, appeared without evening clothes. Asked to speak, he gave the following reason for his failure to observe the conventions: "While on my way here I planned to stop off somewhere and hire a dinner kit. Seeing a store down the street, I went in and asked the proprietor if he had a suit to hire for the evening." "Sorry," says he, "but I've hired my last suit. You see, there is a dinner of the United States Lawn Tennis Ass'n tonight." Painted silence greeted the corral times have been regarded as in danger. Two new fires in Plumus National Forest were reported today and forces of men rushed to the scene in an effort to control them. A LOVE QUERY Dear Mrs. Thompson: a month and a half ago a young girl at a dance, but not take much interest until a short time ago, she seemed to like me well. Now I am very love with her. One event weat out for a ride a some reason she got up at me. I guess I did not way I should have and her feelings. There is another man with whom she has going out and I am won very much now whether she the other man there does me. I apologized to her and she promised she wore as she had been before when I was with her very nice jece to me and carrie a nice conversation. I give anything if I could find how she feels toward tried to make an appolio with her to go out, but she me she already had an agreement with this other fellow can I win her love back? MUCH WORRY It looks to me as if they likes you well enough, but your interest in her and fore tells you about the young man to show you one else is interested in him not let her see how much care for her, and do not that you are jealous of the young man. If you throw love at her feet she will value it as much as if kept in doubt for a while, tinue to take her places as courteous and consider her as you know how, and her in doubt just as she you. OTHER GIRLS Dear Mrs. Thompson: a month and a half ago a young girl at a dance, but not take much interest until a short time ago, she seemed to like me well. Now I am very love with her. One even weat out for a ride a some reason she got up at me. I guess I did not way I should have and her feelings. There is another man with whom she has going out and I am won very much now whether she the other man there does me. I apologized to her and she promised she wore as she had been before when I was with her very nice jece to me and carrie a nice nice conversation. I give anything if I could find how she feels toward tried to make an appolio with her to go out, but she me she already had an agreement with this other fellow can I win her love back? MUCH WORRY It looks to me as if they likes you well enough, but your interest in her and fore tells you about the young man to show you one else is interested in him not let her see how much care for her, and do not that you are jealous of the young man. If you throw love at her feet she will value it as much as if kept in doubt for a while, tinue to take her places as courteous and consider her as you know how, and her in doubt just as she you. OTHER GIRLS Dear Mrs. Thompson: a month and a half ago a young girl at a dance, but not take much interest until a short time ago, she seemed to like me well. Now I am very love with her. One even weat out for a ride a some reason she got up at me. I guess I did not way I should have and her feelings. There is another man with whom she has going out and I am won very much now whether she the other man there does me. I apologized to her and she promised she wore as she had been before when I was with her very nice jece to me and carrie a nice nice conversation. I give anything if I could find how she feels toward tried to make an appolio with her to go out, but she me she already had an agreement with this other fellow can I win her love back? MUCH WORRY It looks to me as if they likes you well enough, but your interest in her and fore tells you about the young man to show you one else is interested in him not let her see how much care for her, and do not that you are jealous of the young man. If you throw love at her feet she will value it as much as if kept in doubt for a while, tinue to take her places as courteous and consider her as you know how, and her in doubt just as she you. OTHER GIRLS Dear Mrs. Thompson: a month and a半月 ago a young girl at a dance, but not take much interest until a short time ago, she seemed to like me well. Now I am very love with her. One even weat out for a ride a some reason she got up at me. I guess I did not way I should have and her feelings. There is another man with whom she has going out and I am won very much now whether she the other man there does me. I apologized to her and she promised she wore as she had been before when I was with her very nice jece to me and carrie a nice nice conversation. I give anything if I could find how she feels toward tried to make an appolio with her to go out, but she me she already had an agreement with this other fellow can I win her love back! MUCH WORRY It looks to me as if they likes you well enough, but your interest in her and fore tells you about the young man to show you one else is interested in him not let她 see how much care for她，and do not that你 are jealous oftheyoungman.lfyouthrowloveattherefaultshewillvalueitasmuchasifkeptin doubtforafwhile,tueineasthendemaintherelovedpersonshascourteousandconsiderherasyouknowhow,andherindoubtjustasheyou." CHALLENGE Stays FRESH-LONGER at its annual dinner several years ago, appeared without evening clothes. Asked to speak, he gave the following reason for his failure to observe the conventions: "While on my way here I planned to stop off somewhere and hire a dinner kit. Seeing a store down the street, I went in and asked the proprietor if he had a suit to hire for the evening. "'Sorry,' says he, 'but I've hired my last suit. You see, there is a dinner of the United States Lawn Tennis Ass'n tonight.'" Pained silence greeted the explanation until some crude soul, strictly unofficial, had the effrontery to laugh. duce results. Try this medium. "Easy" Vacuum Washer EASY TO OPERATE EASY TO OWN EASY ON THE WIFE Anaheim Electric Co. 209 West Center St. Anaheim, Calif. THE PLAIN DEALER, 'ANAHEIM, CALIF. Preaches Ultra-Freedom for Women As She Seeks to Be Mayor of Boston Miss Mary V. King, only woman candidate for mayor of Boston Going! G Only BUILDI TO BE S Miss Mary V. King, only woman candidate for mayor of Boston, is a firm believer in freedom of all sorts for her sex, including the right to use tobacco where, when and how they please. HEART AND HOME PROBLEMS BY ZELIZABETH THOMPSON A LOVE QUERY Dear Mrs. Thompson: About month and a half ago I met young girl at a dance, but did not take much interest in her until a short time ago. I have taken her out on auto rides and seemed to like me pretty well. Now I am very much in love with her. One evening we cut out for a ride and for one reason she got "peeved" some time. I guess I did not act the way I should have and hurt her things. There is another young man with whom she has been going out and I am wondering if much now whether she likes the other man more than she does me. I apologized to her, and she promised she would be she had been before with me. When I was with her she was very nice to me and carried on nice conversation. I would love anything if I could find out how she feels toward me. I need to make an appointment with her to go out, but she told me she already had an appointtment with this other fellow. How can I win her love back again? MUCH WORRIED. It looks to me as if the girl sees you well enough, but doubts our interest in her, and there are tells you about the otherung man to show you someone else is interested in her. Do let her see how much you are for her, and do not show that you are jealous of the otherung man. If you throw your ear at her feet she will not blee it as much as if she is not in doubt for a while. Conclude to take her places and be courteous and considerate of her as you know how, and keep in doubt just as she keeps. OTHER GIRLS Dear Mrs. Thompson: About months ago, only woman candidate for mayor of Boston, is a firm believer in freedom of all sorts for her sex, including the right to use tobacco where, when and how they please. BUILDING TO BE SAFE To Prevent Mortality FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF GA Big Sacrifice GARDEN GRID On Wr IGNORANT. The person nearest the bride and groom usually offers congratulations and best wishes first. At such a time the guests do not wait to consider when their turns come. They rush up as soon as there is a chance. Congratulations are correct for the groom. But the bride should be given the best of wishes for a happy life. A RETURNED LOVER Dear Mrs. Thompson: I have been going with a boy for two years. During that time he never cared to go to dances and went to very few parties. But he would go to shows and other entertainments whenever I wanted to. He said it was because he liked me and not that he wanted to go. I liked him real well and did not mind missing dances. Last December he stopped coming to see me and started to go with another girl. I was not really jealous of her, but still every time I thought of it a feeling that was not easily forgotten would come over me. Less than 15 minutes drive from have sold from $750 to $1000 each We Have Cut the Prices on these Fine Buildings Lots to... OTHER GIRLS Dear Mrs. Thompson: About the months ago I started going with a girl and she was very to me. Then suddenly she had her friend started to hint at she had other affairs. I am very fond of this girl and it brings me very much to have her as she does. Lately she is acting as she used to and treats me well. My friends say that she does me, but sometimes I doubt I have been going with other girls, but she knows that I like better than any other girl. But do you think is the matter with her? Is it all right for girl call boys up and ask them or? All my other girl friends but the one of whom I have on speaking does not. WHY? Probably the girl you care so much for is upset because you are other girl friends, too. Even you tell her you like her best, does not feel sure of your real life as you enjoy the company of other girls. Doubtless feels if you cared very much for her you would want to give the other girls and spend all your time with her. If you are angry and not in a position to siderear marriage for a number of years, I would advise you to go as you have been doing, having number of friends so that no will feel that your intentions serious. She is right in not being you up to ask you to come. PUZZLED AILEEN: Keep the end who is away. The one you "contemplates marriage in out a year" is not to be trusted. tells you that as a bait to take you the things he wishes, nature fascinates you, but he the type that plays havoc in been going with a boy for two years. During that time he never cared to go to dances and went to very few parties. But he would go to shows and other entertainments whenever I wanted to. He said it was because he liked me and not that he wanted to go. I liked him real well and did not mind missing dances. Last December he stopped coming to see me and started to go with another girl. I was not really jealous of her, but still every time I thought of it a feeling that was not easily forgotten would come over me. Then after school was out in June he stopped going with her and one Sunday he called up and told me he wanted to see me. Once or twice since that I have met him by accident and he has said he had something to tell me. Would it be right for me to let him come to see me again? I still like him real well, but I do not want to be forward and do the wrong thing. BLUE EYES. Yes, indeed, it would be all right to let the young man come back. He has learned his lesson now and realizes that you mean more to him than the other girl. The less said about the period he did not go with you, the better it will be. Let your friendship go on as if there had never been a break. BOLBY—Tell the young man again that you do not care to go with him. Then if he lacks sensitivity to such an extent that he persists, tell him bluntly you do not want him to bother you. OWES AN APOLOGY Dear Mrs. Thompson: A young man for whom I care very much will not speak to me because I owe him an apology. I fully intend to apologize but as yet have not had the opportunity. Please tell me how I can go about this, as I want to do it as quickly as possible. Would it be proper for me to send him word to come to my home or what shall I do? GRACE B. Write a note of apology. 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