oc-plain-dealer 1925-01-23

VETERANS RESENT ATTACK ON WEBB (Continued from Page One) club and cohorts to fight that tent day. The dinner club under his thumb passed a resolution condemning the test day. A local organization passed a resolution condemning this action. Wm. P. Webb, Jr., was given his choice of resigning from the bolshevik's organization or apologizing for the actions of the patriotic organization to which he also belonged. Webb as a true American citizen refused to bow to a Kalseristic order and left the company of the bolshevik. The action of the other dinner club in censuring him, was one of ignorance of the true situation more than anything else and in a way can be overlooked. Then an attack is made on the nerve of Mr. Webb, a man who has been and still is very ill following an operation for appendicitis. His physical condition is very grave, aggravated by dysentery and the strain on his system acquired in the Argonne offensive. Mr. Webb was tagged for the hospital while in the front line. Instead of going to the rear, he returned to his outfit up front. He became so ill in a couple of days that he again went back to the dressing station and was again tagged for the rear. Again he went to the front where men were needed, 8,000 miles from where those who attack him were safely sleeping. Several hours before they arose to eat their nice farm breakfast in a nice warm room this man, who had not been able to keep even a warm cup of coffee on his stomach for seven days and was so weak he had to be helped back onto his feet by his comrades, "stood to" and, in the rain and mud, was assisted out of the trench and oovr the top by his squad mates. He was so weak he could not carry his pack, for after you got "over" there were no longer any comrades to help you. For then it was "every man for himself." He carried only his bayonet in his hand but Bill was Smudging citrus groves, a practice said to be particularly obnoxious to residents and business firms situated in Southern California where it is carried on extensively because the only fumes and smoke has done damage to goods in stores and to household furnishings, is to be the subject of a meeting at Ontario, February, according to an invitation to attend received today by the board of supervisors of Orange county. Supervisors, municipal officials and representatives of civic clubs of the counties of Orange, Los Angeles, Riverside and San Bernardino have been asked to attend, it was understood. C. C. Teague, president of the California Fruit Growers exchange and Floyd Young of the United States department of agriculture will be speakers, it was learned. The foremost proposition to come before the meeting, it was said, will be the matter of heating orange and lemon groves without the use of amut or smudge. The call was issued by the Ontario chamber of commerce. The meeting is to be held at the Chaffee Union high school. PROCEED TO ERECT NEW EDIFICE (Continued from Page One) a second campaign after the first had secured only $39,000. It has no wealthy members. Chairman of the finance committee named some time ago by the congregation, named a soliciting committee, asking that they meet at the church tonight at 7:45 to perfect plans for a canvass for funds which will begin Sunday afternoon and continue until completed. The committee is as follows: H. M. Wickett, F. N. Gibba, Wm. Wallop, H. G. Archibald, Mrs. H. G. Archibald, O. H. Renwilson ATTENDANCE AT REVIVAL GROW (Continued from Page One) and with the people of God." He said that he had been asked if it were possible for a man love his enemies, as the Bible tells it certainly is, he replied, in way that the Bible means it doesn't mean that you want to them, nor that you esteem them, but it means that you have nothing against them in your heart, and that you wish well. He said that there is no man in this town but that we wishes well. A few points from Bulgin's mon: "Two of the most worthless things in the world is a ghost corpse. One is a spirit with a body and the other is a body without a spirit, but put together, and you've got what the church needs is my spiritual life. An old dead chap can't give birth to children." "Booth once said the reason shows draw more people than church is because preachers prove the truth as tho it were fiction and actors act fiction as tho were the truth. People want there is life in the gospel of Christ if you'll present it. You don't need more culture; you need me of the Holy Ghost. God does want your brains nor your cult but you." "There is a great dearth presidential timber and go preschools now. Commercial has sapped the vitality from public men of the nation." "God doesn't save men in sins, but from them. Don't with God for He won't fool you." "When a man looks lightly on the blood abomination he looks lightly on sin. The trouble with people is not mental agnostice but rottenness in the heart, rid of the hindrance, and God meets you." "I'm told that local men spent $40 in telegrams to find Bulgin's criminal record." Breakfast in a nice warm room this man, who had not been able to keep even a warm cup of coffee on his stomach for seven days and was so weak he had to be helped back onto his feet by his comrades, "stood to" and, in the rain and mud, was assisted out of the trench and oovr the top by his squad mates. He was so weak he could not carry his pack, for after you got "over" there were no longer any comrades to help you. For then it was "every man for himself." He carried only his bayonet in his hand but Bill was with the gang to stay and he stayed and now is paying for it on a bed of pain, while the dirty cowards who never even went without a full meal during this or any other campaign attack him. I care nothing for his politics. I care nothing for his religion, but as a comrade in arms who has also been through hell and can judge a man when I meet him, I do love and respect Wm. P. Webb, Jr., for the unselfish, patriotic, true buddy and man that I know him to be and I am ashamed to think that any paper or organization, eliminating to be for the United States of America, can cast such aspersions on a man, who has so proven himself, is allowed to continue in this country. Webb himself does not know that I know these things about him. He is too much of a man to brag. But the attack on him tonight has most certainly changed my way of voting in the election Feb. 3. —A SOLDIER. 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My wife is English and she a French governess and an Irish governess to take care of her sisters, and she receives a careful, finisher education. We had not been married before one morning when I awfully busy going to preach funeral, I said, "Wife, I wish would take the horse out to pasture and curry him." Or him, you mean," she said. And has kept on hoeing on me since. After four years of tried life she had the corners pretty well hoed, and I said, "I would you like to go to N ATTENDANCE AT PREVIVAL GROWS continued from Page One) with the people of God." said that he had been asked were possible for a man to his enemies, as the Bible says. Certainly is, he replied, in the that the Bible means it. It mean that you want to kiss nor that you esteem them, they have not esteemable qualification that you are grateful to and that you wish them. He said that there is not a town but that he is well. New points from Bulgin's service in the world is a ghost and rose. One is a spirit without body and the other is a body but a spirit, but put the two inner, and you've got life; the church needs more real life. An old dead church gave birth to children." Both once said the reason the draw more people than the truth is because preachers such as tho it were fiction, victors act fiction as tho it the truth. People want life, is life in the gospel of Christ you'll present it. You don't more culture; you need more Holy Ghost. God doesn't your brains nor your culture, you." There is a great dearth of essential timber and gospel now. Commercialism hopped the vitality from the men of the nation." God doesn't save men in their but from them. Don't fool God for He won't fool with a man looks lightly on good atonement he looks lightly. The trouble with such is not mental agnosticism,ottness in the heart, Get the hindrance, and God will you." In told that local men have $40 in telegrams to find out who's criminal record. They Carolton and see my folks!" She said, "The best in the world.' We had saved up a little money, and we started. Going up the hills one day when we were nearing our destination we met up with about 4000 sheep in the road, and every sheep had a red spot on his hip. My wife stared at it, and I did not say anything, but her curiously was so great that finally she asked. How does it happen that every one of those sheep has a red spot on its hip? Is it a birth-mark?" Birth-mark on sheep's wool when they are sheared twice a year? You had better go back to England.' Well,' she says, 'every one of those sheep has the same mark. Please tell me what it means.' And I told her: 'The fellow who bought these sheep had to have them inspected by the inspector before they crossed the county line to see that they had no disease, and no sheep can cross from one county to another unless he has that mark on him." "Then it is the shepherd's mark that has paid for the sheep and that they belong to him." And she said, "When you get back to Chicago you had better get you a bucket of red paint for there are some of our sheep that you don't know and they are running around loose." Oh, God, that the church members were such that others could see that they see and then we would not have to mark them so that people cohld know they were church members. O. black, dark sin that is what is the matter. Confess your sins, get square with God and there will never be any trouble. The moment you get sin out, you are right. Young man and young woman don't run around and say I have intellectual difficulties. Ninety-nine peacent of your-intellectual difficulties are not intellectual agnosticism, but moral rottenness. Jesus Will Answer: "Bartleman made a Bible cry a proper theological Bible cry.' Jesus of Nazareth, Son of David, have mercy on me.' Where did he get that from?' The Bible. No wonder that Jesus stopped. He had to stop and any sinner that will make that cry tonight Jesus will stop and hear you. "Do the same thing that old Bartleman做了 when he stopped GIRL MURDERER IS DENIED BAIL (Continued from Page One) much coddling in the case," declared Dist.-Atty, Matthew Brady, "and I am out for vigorous prosecution of this young murderer." "The girl is no longer on trial; instead they are trying her dead mother—the woman she killed before she went to dance with shields and drink rotten bootleg whiskey. They are delving into the character and habits of the mother instead of bringing to trial this girl who shot down her parent without a qualm of conscience. We intend to prosecute her as we would any other murderer." Dr. Theresa Metkile, deputy district attorney named to have charge of the prosecution, said: "Delay in this case was the one thing we objected to strongest. I see no reason and cannot understand a continuance of the case.Murder is not a juvenile matter." Both the district attorney and his deputy said they were confident Judge Murasky of the juvenile court would send the case to the superior court where the madcap girl will be tried for murder. Moonoln said that Dorothy was sick mentally and physically. It was claimed she had lost 15 pounds since her arrest a little more than a week ago. "The girl's nature is warped by environment, she is physically over-developed and she is the hit-and-miss victim of this umbrified age," declared Mooslin. "There is no reason why this girl should be dealt with any differently than any other fortunate 16-year-old who comes under the eyes of the authorities." Matheson said he was investigating a report that poisoned candy and fruits had been mailed and sent to Dorothy by messenger. He said he did not know that such attempts had been made but that an extremely close supervision of the girl's mail, which is pouring in from all sections of the country would be maintained. Wes. Barry Star of Popular Eight Story Marked Jump in Firm's Business The Motor Sales Co. dist of the Buick in Northern Co., did a markedly more price business in the latter half than in that of 1923 acco Manager George F. Howard "Quite considerably was the way Howard put." The bringing out of the six models in July was on in the improved business Buick, which long has led California. This concern is not shot joying a better business Tuesday the Western Auto Co., which since its opening alheim on Sept. 29, 1923, played only two men include manager; added a third o Royer, who has been with the Fullerton store with the Fullerton store with the Fullerton store with the Fullerton store with the Fullerton store with the Fullerton store with the Fullerton store with the Fullerton store with the Fullerton store with the Fullerton store with the Fullerton store with the Fullerton store with the Fullerton store with the Fullerton store with the Fullerton store with the Fullerton store with when a man looks lightly on good atonement he looks lightish. The trouble with such is not mental agnostism,ottiness in the heart. Get the hindrance, and God will you." A told that local men have $40 in telegrams to find out'n's criminal record. They some good telegrams in reply,they'll publish the good as the bad." When Christ does anything for he knows what he knows.to be a lawyer and I'd rath-ove a farmer on the witness than any other. He had no sense than just to talk about the knew and waste no time to tell what he didn't know.going to hell over what you know and start for heaven at you can know." The Latin word for agnostic is ommous with the Greek word "mamous." That's the more cor-That's what an agnostic is."Physical life is a mystery,but don't dare say its not a real.The gospel and religion of Christ is a mystery, but it won't believe there's a realityyou get a genuine case."With cometh by hearing,and by the Word of God,more time with your Bible,you'll have more faith." Inning the klan, the Odd Fel- or the Masons won't save You must believe in and con-Christ. Faith in the heart you right with God,public vision of Christ sets you right the world."Especially urgent appeal was at the end of the sermon for arts to take their stand,and hit the sawdust trail.Bulldid that more than a hundred had been saved since the re-started,and he couldn't un- and why some people would the revival and call it the tent."God pity the man,"bid,"that tries to block the of the Holy Spirit." Especially thanked the Methodist for their help in the revival,that they had been the best contributors,and after the Christian church,then baptists and then the Presbyterians services were dismissed by G.A.Manshardt,pastor of presbyterian church of Plain-Bulgin preached from Markus of Nazareth,Thon Son,Dave,have mercy on me."And he,casting away his gar-rose and came to Jesus." There is nothing in oil,yhether sacred or profaneure,that is more chivalrousrand than the life of the Sonit is manifested in the intellectual difficulties.Ninety-nine peacre of your-intellectual difficulties are not intellectual agnostifism,but moral rottenness.Jesus Will Answer "Bartimaeus made a Bible cry a properological Bible cry.'Jesus of Nazareth, Son of David,have mercy on me.'Where did he get that from? The Bible.No wonder that Jesus stopped.He had to stop and any sinner that will make that cry tonight Jesus will stop and hear you. "Do the same thing that old Bartimaeus did when he stopped Jesus. Then Jesus will answer you the same way.What wilt thou have that I shall do unto you.Jesus will say the same thing to you if you approach him with the proper Bible cry." Cried For Mercy "Notice the next point Bartimaeus cried for mercy. He didn't cry for justice,he cried for mercy.That's the touche today.Men will stick their thumbs in their vest holes and brag about what they have done. "But Bartimaeus didn't be just cried for mercy. "I was with Major McKinley in Buffalo when he was shot.I was the third man in line.In front of me was Dr. Anderson,myself at home and in front of him was Czolgosh with his hand tied up in a rag and his hand was trembling and every once in a while he would stick it in his cont.I was anxious to meet Major McKinley. "But just as I was ready to shake hands with Major McKinley I saw that man with his hand covered with a handkerchief shove his hand out and 'Bang!' Bang!"and President McKinley fell back in the arms of a man and I saw the spot on his shirt where he had been shot,and he threw him hands to his breast,and when it came away I saw the little finger and two or three drops of blood on it.I saw a colored man run up and hit Czolgosh over the head,and then another.They were looking for an insurrection of anarchists and when Major McKinley was living there on the ground he could bear the hicks on Czolgosh's head,and he shouted.'Boys don't harm the assassin.Let the law take its course.'You read that in the newspaper,didn't you?'Well,I heard it.That is mercy.Oh how many bullets have you fired into the heart of Jesus?'Every time you have said No to the Son of God you have fired a bullet into His great heart." FILM STAR FREED LOS ANGELES, Jan. 23.-Irene Dalton, film actress,and John R.Owens, wealthy sportfan were free-today of Mann act charges as far as federal officials are concerned here.In a decision,including that no evades of immorality had been shown to warrant prosecution.E.N.Comissioner Turney Matheson said he was investigating a report that poisoned candy and fruitshad mailed and sent to Dorothy by messenger.He said he did not know that such attempts had been made but that an extremely close supervision of the girl's mail,which is pouring in from all sections ofthe country.would be maintained. Wes. Barry Star of Popular Fight Story Raymond Lealle Goldman's Saturday Evening Post story,'Battling Bunyan,'which tells of the Kid who became the human punching bag for preliminary bouts and was a knockout,not because he always got knocked out,但 because he had a funny box-style peculiarly his own,has been transferred to the screens and will be the feature attraction at the United Theater.Wesley Barry,grown-up,wear ing long pants and suffering from a fluttering heart whenever a certain blue-eyed Irish laisse looked his way,has a part that enables him to tickle a laugh from you one minute and squeeze an unwilling tear from your eyes the next.He's not much on muscle or "form"but he sure can push the padded mitts around.Sometimes they find their markand sometimes they paw the air,but it is said that Wesley Barry makes his own marx in this story of a kid with a fighting heart. Jackie Fields,1924 Olympie feather-weight champion.is seen in action,and Al Kaufman acts as referee in the big fight that puts the Kid on his mettle.Molly Ma-lone takes a place in the center ofthe stage.being the only member of her sex in the cast.Completing the cast are Frank Campau,Johnny Relasco,Cheston Conklin,Landers Stevens,Pat Kemp and Harry Mann.Paul Hurst directed this encrede picture. CRUDE OIL JUMPS PITTSBURGH, Jan. 23.-The Joe Seep Co.,purchasing agents for the Standard Oil Co.today announced increases of from 10 to 25 cents a barrel for crude oils in this section. The new prices are: Bradford district and New York district in national transit lines,$3.25 per barrel. Pennia district in national transit,southwest Eureka and Buckeye pipe lines.$3.25. Cabell $1.70. Somerset medium $1.80. Somerset light $1.95. Ragland $1.05;corning un-changed. YOUNG GIRL'S BODY SENT I Preparations are being Backs,Terry & Campbellthe body of Miss Mary L25,to her former home in Colo.,where services will upon arrival. Miss Deguelle came to about one year ago and sided with her aunt and Mr. and Mrs.W.H.Dale Cypress.Her parents Ohlate,awaiting arrival daughter's body,which over the Los Angeles Lim Salt Lake.She came toonia for the benefitof her about one year ago and helm several months later. COUPLE KILL SAN FRANCISCO,Jan.Following a fatal battle of their divorce trial,Mr.A.M.Parsons weredead day. According to police,the fire devised shots into her husband,a druggist,returned the death blasthis wife with a single sister. EMERGENCY B SACRAMENTO,Jan. 28Richardson today signed bill 64,an emergency amplication measure providingfor the promotion of rehabilitationinThe state appropriationwiththe state to secure federallythe rehabilitation work. The most economical little man is a Class Ad In this Bulgin preached from Mark us of Nazareth, Thon Son David, have merely on me." He, casting away his garrose and came to Jesus." There is not anything in ollway, whether sacred or profane future, that is more chivalrous than the life of the Son and it was manifested in the long of the blind man's eyeand been sitting there for a few years, according to a fair legend among the Jewpeople, begging for a living. Have read the story of Barrus and I say down certain from it. When God Almighty opens the not a blind man and he can somebody else can see that he see, and if somebody else can see that he can see he cannot every man in the church of Ethy God who claims to have real light could make the see what they see we could the world in six months. But double is, that we have a lot in the church who say that can see, but nobody else can that they see. Marries Opposite wife is English and she had ench governess and an Engoverness to take care of her sister system, and she received ful, finished education. She had not been married long one morning when I was my busy going to preach a sal, I said, 'Wife, I wish you I take the horse out to the sheriff and curry him.' 'Groom you mean,' she said. And she sent on hoeing on me ever. After four years of marriage she had the corners prettil hood, and I said, 'Dear you like to go to North FILM STAR FREED LOS ANGELES, Jan. 23.—Irene Dalton, film actress, and John R. Owens, wealthy sportsperson were free-today of Mann set charges as far as federal officials are concerned here. In a decision, holding that no evidences of immorality had shown to warrant prosecution, U.S. Commissioner Turney refused to order the removal of Miss Dalton and Owens to Toledo where they are under federal indictment on Mann act accusations. The charges had been predicted on trip by Miss Dalton and Owens on the same train from Los Angeles to Chicago in 1921 and later, a trip from Toledo to Detroit. REMOVE SGREW SWALLOWED IN '96 PITTSBURGH, Jan. 23. — A one-lash brass screw, swallowed 28 years ago, was removed from the right lung of Frank Crawford by Dr. J. Homer McCready here. A tube, equipped with a small electric light bulb, was inserted through the mouth, and after the screw had been located, a long forceps was used in its removal. The patient's condition is reported as being "good." White Whale of Arctic Swims Canadian River EDMONTON, Alberta; Jan. 23. A giant white whale was observed swimming against the current of the MacKenzie river, near Port Good Hope, more than 300 miles from his natural habitat in the Arctic ocean. At the upper ramparts in the river, near here, the mammal was forced to abandon his desire to sample inland life, because there was insufficient water to permit him to cross the shallows. J. A. Chitty for oranges trees, 204 Bush; phone 671-M.—Adv. Marked Jump in Firm's Business The Motor Sales Co. distributors of the Buick in Northern Orange, did a markedly more profitable business in the latter half of 1924 than in that of 1923 according to manager George F. Howard. "Quite considerably better," was the way Howard put it. The bringing out of the standard six models in July was one factor in the improved business of the Buick, which long has led sales in California. This concern is not alone in enjoying a better business. On Tuesday the Western Auto Supply Co., which since its opening in Anheim on Sept. 29, 1923, has employed only two men including the manager, added a third one, M. C. Troyer, who has been connected with the Fullerton store. Royer was born and reared in this vicinity. S. R. Walters of the Anaheim lubricating Works declared that his sales of tires and tubes during the past 30 days had been better than in the previous three months. F. S. Dunlop, who has charge of the repair department, also is doing more business, according to Valter. Better Keep Water for Valley Crops WASHINGTON, Jan. 23—Elwood Mead, head of the reclamation service warned of the dangers of permitting Mexican landowners to use America's Colorado river water at the resumption of earings today on the Swing-Johnson bill before the senate irrigation and reclamation committee. Mead endorsed the all-American final provision of the bill which would authorize construction of a dam at Boulder canyon for prevention of drought in portions of the southwest watered by the Colorado river. Mead said Imperial Valley farmers are facing disastrous crop losses from droughts unless a reservation is made. MAY LIVE WITH SHOTS IN SKULL LOS ANGELES, Jan. 23—The skull was pierced by two bullets from a small calibre revolver in what police believe was an attempt to commit suicide. John G. Thomas, 22, son of E. R. Thomas retired wealthy automobile manufacturer of Buffalo, N.Y., has a fighting chance for recovery, according to word today from the Hollywood hospital, where he was taken following the shooting yesterday. Thomas continues to steadfastly maintain he did not shoot himself that his wife did not do it, but refuses to tell who did it. The case has taken on an air of mystery because the police have been unable to locate the gun with which the wounds were inflicted. In spite of Thomas' repeated assertions, detectives investigating the case today prepared a statement classifying the affair as an attempted suicide. In announcing their findings, the officers included that they had learned that Thomas, in 1923, had been confined in Patton for alleged extensive use of intoxicants, but was later released on probation to his wife, Thomas' father, it was learned today, is wintering in Miami, Fla. LOS ANGELES, Jan. 23—While John C. Thomas, said to be the son of E. R. Thomas, retired automobile manufacturer of Buffalo, N.Y., who was mysteriously shot in the head yesterday continued to battle for his life at the Hollywood hospital today, police detectives tried to delineate into the mystery shooting and determine who fired the shots. They also were still searching for the gun with which the wounds were inflicted. When questioned by the officers, Thomas refused to say who shot him and denied the allegation of his wife that he attempted suicide. Mrs. Mildred Thomas, the pretty wife, told the police that her husband had been drinking since New Year's and that yesterday she told him to leave until he could stay there. MOTION REJECTED PARIS, Jan. 23—The chamber of deputies, by a vote of 290 to 224, rejected today a motion to post another boards copies of Deputy Marina Speech on the Franco-Americas debt. The resolution called for the posting of the Marina speech "on every public building in France." A majority party spokesman in explaining the rejection vote, said: "The entire chamber agrees that Marina's speech voiced his 'moral rather than his bookkeeping' viewpoint. We consider Marina's speech inappropriate about compromising the debt. "Clemens and Klotz were criminally negligent when they did not settle the international war debts during the Versailles negotiations; for it would have been an easy matter then." YOUNG GIRL'S BODY SENT HOME Preparations are being made by backs, Terry & Campbell to send the body of Miss Mary Deguelle, 5, to her former home in Olathe,olo., where services will be held upon arrival. Miss Deguelle came to Anaheim about one year ago and had re-ridden with her aunt and husband,Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dale, 527 E.ypress. Her parents are in Anaheim, awaiting arrival of their daughter's body, which will go over the Los Angeles Limited via Salt Lake. She came to California for the benefit of her health about one year ago and to Anaheim several months later. COUPLE KILLED SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 23.—Following a fatal battle on the eve of their divorce trial, Mr. and Mrs. M. Parsons were dead here today. According to police, the woman fired seven shots into the body of her husband, a druggist, before he returned the death blast, killing his wife with a single shot. EMERGENCY BILL SACRAMENTO, Jan. 23.—Gov. Richardson today signed assembly bill 64, an emergency appropriation measure providing $16,270 for the promotion of rehabilitation of persons disabled in industry. The state appropriation will enable the state to secure federal aid in the rehabilitation work. The most economical little salesman is a Class Ad In this paper. NEW BEAUTIFUL GRANDS REDUCED Florentine Model ...$286 Queen Elizabeth ...$325 Baby Grand ...$250 Parlor Grand ...$175 Easy Little Terms Too 7 DIE IN BLAST BOCHUM, Germany, Jan. 23.—Seven persons were killed and many others were injured here today in a mine explosion. WHITE INDIANS SHIVER AND GO NEW YORK, Jan. 23.—On the snow-covered decks of the liner Essequibo, just before she sailed for South America, two "White Indians" stood bitaking and shivering. They were Marguerite, the elder, and her 13-year-old brother, Olo. They are of the San Blas Indians. It was the first snow these inhabitants of innermost Panama had ever seen. The children, their parents, Chief Jim Barry and his wife, and several other members of their tribe are being taken back to their homes by R. O. Marsh, an explorer, who brought them here for scientific purposes last July. Marsh said scientists agreed that the children are not Albino but are the result of mutation. He added: "The white race of today is an offspring of the brown peoples c.15,000 years ago." Marsh said that he and Major Johnson of the Smithsonian Institute, who is accompanying him to the San Blas country, will continue their search into the history of the strange Indians. The most economical little salesman is a Class Ad In this paper. Richardson today signed assembly bill 64, an emergency appropriation measure providing $16,270 for the promotion of rehabilitation of persons disabled in industry. The state appropriation will enable the state to secure federal aid in the rehabilitation work. The most economical little salesman is a Class Ad in this paper. The most economical little salesman is a Class Ad in this paper. SPECIAL! 70c This Is a Dollar Value. So Don't Miss This Sales Opportunity. CHOCOLATE per lb. ... 43c SMALL, 3 cans ... 25c CHEESE, No. 2½s . 30c TREE-RIPENED FRUIT HES, 3 pkgs. for 20c HES, box ... 5c Vegetable Dept. 5 lb. Assorted Fruit Basket ... 45c Cranberries ... 20c Imp. 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