Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 17, 1925, Page 2

a w PAGE TWO AADIOVISION DEMONSTRATION ALMOST FAILS IN EXCITEMENT Operators Become Flustrated in Presence of High Government Officials and Forget Half Their Stunt By ROBERT MACK, Consolidat Association) ing room, but one look at the face of my assistant told me that he had brought the radio-vision back on the d Pr WASHINGTON, June 1 w | plate.” first public demonstration of ra The tests are to be continued « dio v officia 8 week, Dr. Jenkins © Sa near being a|and many of the lea¢ ' the writer | of the capital are to be invited to Francis ( ns Monday.| view the startling phenomenon that, | matic story of the inven: | for lack of a better word, has been | of the historic event. named “‘radio-vision” by its inven- cretary of the Navy Wil. | tc and ¢ prominent government | “It {s not really radio-vision.” Dr. representatives uped before the kins declared, “‘as we do not ac see the moving objects, but rather view a likeness of them much the ground glass field camera.” , the operators became 50 half the stunt was omit- ) the plans, the vis 8 as we do on a movi tted | of the old type over a dis Although the present apparatus to be suppleme can not reproduce the scenes at a nation of how the thing done, | baseball game or any other similar dispatched from one instrument | event, Dr. Jenkins predicts that a 4 on slo wave length few years the machine will be devel- In n itement ant the excite-| oped to the point where radio fans ment of assistants,” Dr, Jen-| may sit at home and see every move kins laughingly explained M nd hear every cheer in a world ser- ‘we forgot to talk “E my guests did not that Aded. Three wee said, a new hook-up radio vision te C 5 cauipment ma made ...| (Camp Carey The test Was a 81 but sion of moving a the next day,| | D ay eve | lary © cont! BY TOMMY SCOUTER I was up at 6.15 but some of the couts were up before that. I knew we had a big day planned so I slept i navy tr OF, and the laboratory, st rece: in Thursds Then ot:|as long as possible. Mr. Morgan vision be-| gave us some exercises which were had done| peppy and got us all wide awake d also gave us a big appetite for “When we returr work on | breakfast. After the ham and eggs Dr. Jenkins said, “the set|we all got busy getting ready for 1 right, and on Friday | inspection. hieved the best results of| My patrol was good but not quite od enough I guess for the Lion Orders w n to keep the] patrol won but we're going to try | transmitter at work continuously un-|a little harder tomorrow. The rest | urday when Dr. Jenkins tele-|of the morning was epent in first oned al of the government of-|aid instruction by Commissioner ficials and asked them to view the] Shaw. I wish I knew’ it like he does machine for he sure knows his eggs. He before the last of the guosts|showed us how to stop bleeding, rKge Bur director of | give artificial respiration, how to 6 bureau of standards, arrived, the | treat ivy poisoning, snake bite and showed nothing but black }@ lot of other things that all scouts 8 nld know “Iw e ¢ ppointed D We then had mess after which we nkins » to frame | were divided Into three groups for allt my visitors | hike h one going different ways t tt not always|They were led by Mr. Eaton, Mr. | work, I k to the recely-| Skinner and Dr. Thomas, I was in Mr. Skinner’s group and we saw lot of interesting things We all had to be back in camp by four for our afternoon swim, The water ws pretty cool but just whi we needed after the hike. A few of the scouts who can- not swim were given instruction and LEADER STORE BUYS BANKRUPTCY STOGK o'clock eck Se will be able to swim before camp ts The Leader store has pure ed{lover, It seemed to me mess time another ba pt stock of high class | would never come and my stomach Here Js the first and only grapher who took it picture without an picture y disregarded explicit one becoming aware orders of it, 8 at the extreme left beside his attorneys Che Casper Daily Cribune be TRIBUNE AIRPLANE COUPONS . ARE EXTENDED UNTIL JULY 22 The Casper Daily Tribune cou- pons for a fifteen-minute ride over Casper in one of the two Standard Lincoln planes of the Wyoming Air ways corporation will be good up to and including June Due to the fact that 89 many people have taken advantage of the special offer of a ride for $2.50, the Tribune decided to extend the reduced rate for an other week, Pilots Dick Leferink and Walter Storrie will take up passengers from early morning until late at night every day this week. Clip the Tri bune coupon and visit the aviati field on the Salt Creek highway Watching the planes up’ and come down with enthusiastic pas sengers will convince you that an airplane ride s absolutely “safe and sane The object of the Tribune avia tion campaign is to show people that they can leave the ground and come back safely and that airplanes are practical and an improvement in transportation. Aviation is the thing of the future and everyone should get acquainted with it. An ordi enough to scare even a timid wo man, although a ship can be flown nary airplane ride is not thrilling ‘The Wycming Airways company |eral manager of the Intermountain is trying to gain confidence in alr-| Building & Loan: Association, of Salt planes and get public approval 0/1» City, returned Wednesday to they can establish regular daily air- planes, and expect people to patron. | his home, having spent the last few tea therd days going over the company's busi- ‘Amon=)\the passengers terd: fee ee in Casper and Salt bas Creek. ae ns. Dhak, The company is represented local Mra’ Ev *A; Neteote ly by A. P. Nesbitt, of the Nesbitt 4 Pedaris. Really compan Bella’ Houthemn This was’ Larsen’s first opportu: L. Maly | nity of meeting the field force work- Peg Jing under Nesbitt, as well as his Hazel Jones. | first visit to Casper, and was pleas- aiaeine leeuscel! antly surprised and well pleased with Harold Marshalls sper. He looks forward to u pai steady increase in the business of 5S Walker. the Building «nd loan association Prancia"decost here which has grown by leaps and B. Cruick John Frederick D. 8. Pete Dom Jessie Ella _Rhod ddwards. Barrett. Bergess. Warner. | sh bounds during the past year. Larsen has just completed an itin- erary covering several states attend ONLY PHOTOGRAPH OF THE SHEPHERD TRIAL t taken of the trial of William D. Shepherd in Chicago for the murder of Billy McClintock. ring all cameras from the room, taking his instrument in under his coat and snapping the ate's Attorney Crowe is seen standing, addressing the-jury, just selected, while Building and Loan Head Visits Office in Casper The photo- Shepherd sits ing different conventions of the Building & Loan league of vfrious states, and he brings a message of optimism as to the forward move- ment of building and loan all over the-country. He stated with a great deal of pride that the Intermountain would y the million mark In assets by the clos year. In appreciation of work ac- complished in this locality, Larsen entertained the field force at a ban- quet at the Henning hotel Tuesday evening. Covers were laid for the following: A. P, Nesbitt, county agent of the loan association, and Mrs. Nesbitt; Dr. A. G. Ralston, general field man- ager; Miss Greta Macklin, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Maddux, Mr, ard Mrs. E. B, Baughn, Jay Probst, Miss Inez Babb, Mrs, Shanor, Mr. Struckmeyer, Miss Madeline Ba Mrs. Zoe Hall and the host, T. L. Larsen. Buttler. itrovick. F. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE GAINS TOTAL OF 399 NEW MEMBERS The list of new memberships in the Casper Chamber of Commerce re- ceived up to yesterday noon, was made public today by C. B, Stafford, secretary. A meeting of the team organization in the membership dri ladies ready-to-we merchandise | felt as empty as a balloon. I guess | was held this noon at the Henning and will place the entire stock on |it was the hike and swim that did it.|hotel and the reports now show a sale tomorrow morning at bargain| After mess we all rested a little | total of 399 memberships prices. A feature of the Leader|while and then came inter-patro!| ‘here will not be any luncheon of sale which will open at 9 o'clock | base ball. Each patrol played a dif-|¢he team organization Thursday but tomorrow morning will be the fact | ferent patrol than they did the night | another meeting to report progres: that the present stock of modish wo-|before, Our patrol won be |inay ibe. held Wriday"aeen: men's wearing apparel, millinery | flying engles and beavers plaved un-| 4+ tne meeting this noon, Hon. B d shoes\of the Leader store will | Ul dark with a tie score. We're all | 2 Brooks, chairman of the campaign also be placed on sale in addition to|anztous to see them play it off to:| eciiing compans, expressed I the bankrur k prices which | morrow Cae eae omaotie inne represent only a ction of their were! Lions: 4, Beare | aero eu ute eves ane woes original. value, (according: to" phe.) Mh Beavers 22:/ mittee and urged all to put forth management ae But oes Snakes 11: | their best ae eee Phe Leaders are famed for} Wolves 1 er pee es cam pals: nena bargains offered and the We had our first out-door council | * ee oe Ra ay ras bert eit management claims t this sale|fire tonight and it was great. Mr.| 00". mumoers! will excell previous sales in the| Eaton taught us a French love song | “1D it °° 0M values offered to discriminating |then Dr. Thomas told us about his| Babb, Inez, members of tne fair sex troop that he had.in the slums of | Decklinger, N- The merchandise to be offered in|Chicago. It was very interesting pow « ‘ this sale includes ladies dresses,|and I guess us scouts don't appre rage, I shoes and all kinds of wearing ap-|clate how lucky we are compared ee prey bi be : parel f women. The stock pur-|to some boys. he. BEY ne ie An " °. ri chased by the Leader at a bank-| Following this we had a few one) Casper Credit Exchange rupt sale 1s all quality merchandise | minute rounds of boxing, T boxed} Casper Packing Co. in late epri nd summer designs, /one round and waa satisfied to get | Commercial Printing according. to the management a draw Then came our scout ben- | on mental Ol Co. sis sale will continue for a limited | ediction and taps and the end of| Cooper, T ye only the management ad- | one more glorious day tn camp. Davis I ws e ¢ s the fatr, sex of Casper an ee ee uso, Wi clnity’ to, be) on: tanid at the Lanes i eaeranonioens Tepiatry | Gur Cha 1 yee sy : ’ Hamilton, M M Arrest Three Men| |i Sahin tis a | Her 4 | CHEYENNE, Wyo. June 17.—| aa a Hare Three men were arrested Mond ogill t by federal prohibition agents, ac-|° sii reels. Mh | cording to Lon C. Davis, director in} yyimunoth Ol, Wyoming. Clarence L, Woodard McCord Hradec was arrested at Shoshonl on a] yyrrormnrndy Co. charge of Mquor possession, Wil-| Sriiwest Refining 5 liam C, Rust was arrested at Lara-| Mosher, 1. Me — e and bis new touring car held.| Sih € Guif oll Co NE YORK, June 17.—Equaling st !s said-to have been transport at, States r ¢ the season's record set by the Phil-|ing HMquor in the car and guve bond| Nesbitt Realty idelphia Athletics, the Detroit Tigers | for $500 for his appearance in court.| Obie Oil ¢ jay scored 13 runs in the sixth PA coker Was arrested at Ther Park Cigar & To! r ning of the game th the Yankees. | mopolls, being charged with the pos. pene mi eo & Thrift ¢ he runs wer ed on aix bits and|session of a large quantity of seed As two errors & by several passes | whiskey and home brew poe 3 : issued by t Yankee twirlers 8 Shaf fe who performed ng the slaughter, | Trt Want Ads Bring Results| Slade, A. A Standard Oi! ¢ ft ‘Tre La r c Walker Lumber Co Many more lovely eet ta designs in plate Wyo, page! ® at your disposal ree 8 Blakey, P. R 7 Bon, Ceell ALT Brand, Robt, ¥ Brodie, C. P Carrigan *, GORHAM PLATE—of highest standard and finest workmanship, ! For the Bride no gift could be more satisfying in its smart daintiness than this lovely pattern. AYRES JEWELRY CO. “Where You Will Eventually Buy” | J 118 E. Second St. Phone 1195-R oi for prompt and lasting relief from eczema doctors prescribe Resinol It soothesas it heals days. Mr. and Mr friends. Donovan 1 are guests in Casper for a few and Charl 's. James Bond . PERSONALS es H. Mid west spent yesterday in Casper with W. Hardin ts among the Denver men who arrived here yesterday. yesterday on been eee Casper Mutual Bldg. & Loan Assn.| Gus Hardendorf left Casper Wyo. Theaters Co. morning for Seattle, Wash., Chamberlin Furniture Co. several weeks business trip. Cheyenne Fruit Co. wre! & % bb, Wm. B. B, O. Hammond of the Parkers- Counts, T. P. burg Rig and Reel company, is ex- Duchaia, atte itt pected to return tomorrow morning ‘john P. from Denver where he has spending a week on company busi- ness, see | P. A. Tucker of Thermopolis is a Neleais guest today at the Henning hotel. New York Oil Co ele? O'Fallon Sup Co. | W. E. MeLean of Denver arrived ake fab here this morning to spend a. short MelmncabubiriDr! sek time attending to business affairs Rialto The r | St gt SR Scherck, B. L Arthur Sellery is here on business Setltactethccuare Cs, from Artesia, N. M., in connection Babeieat Printers | with the Oh{fo Oil company Slack-Stirrett j bres Wahall Gomménlad (C5. David Marberry is trunsacting Wheeler’ Marlon’ F | business affairs here from his home Ruttermetster, TG | in Minneapolis. Adams, EB. W. | Beales Auto Equipment Co | R. F. Granger is a Thermopolis Sara Dowelrvica man In this city-for a ghort time, Bacheller, E. Paul eed Ribbon Dalry | Samuel Crawford and 8. Living are The | ston of Denver are out of town busi ribet tk, | ness callers here today, agan, Frank beg ‘ on-Taylor Ira G. Wetherill of the National (hee oy company, accompanied by Casper Tribune. Thomas of the same company : ite & Paint < by motor for Rawlins Na ld Mr. Weatherill will ; &: CA eteenan ne in Independenc , 1 & Picture Framing oVsls Chester Dean, son of Mr, and Mrs . |B. B. De Beech street has re Piece | turned to Ca to spend the sum- ¢ Paper Co mer vacation here with his parents : from Helena, Mont,, where he at- Delmonico Durham, } I th I Ww I z St E 8h } A Unis F Liedecke Taylor Trevett ( Weathers Western 1 Western White Mot Sta >, (formerly tends Mt Saint Charles college. he will return Cafe Miland who will LB a week when Specialty Shop. home in Logan, Mont, m. T oe p (Miss Frantz) Mrs. J. F. He was accompanied to Casper by Joe be his guest for to his Replogle and children (Emmett Fuller) { Lander are spending the day here. eee pe Ralph Dento, manager of the 1 Denio Milling company of Sheridan, on his way from a business trip to Joe B. Denver, was a Casper visitor today cee traitire | & Title Corp Mr. and Mra, J. 8. VanDoren and Stirrett | family left this morning by motor m Lun Co. | for Denver to spend several days. Gallagher Co. I! Well Cementing Ca | aren Cunningham days trip to were guests Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Bon and chi! have returned from a several Cheyenne where they Stephen Bon. Bon's parents, Transportation Co. tg iar ee! 0! forks H. G. Blweil hag returned trom wth tledacs iy of, several days visit spent in Lander, Ww. dD. his former home. ° i rd tepabey r Land Co. Mr, and Mrs. F, D. Whitstine of Me Gat 1204. South Ash street are the or Truck Co, parents of a nine pound baby son Whistine have 1204 stine’s artles ht wag "3 wie who arrived Tuesday morning, June Winter, A. EB, Sr. : eee bahay sd Mrs. Claude Bullack and daughter piowatons eaten a Kathleen left last Sunday by motor for a pleasure trip to Denver. The Tribune carriers have Wam Re 4 pum for thelr subscribers, Ask the} ar. and Mra. F. D. toys about it. Get Wamp On| ag their guest ot their home. rour snbernet. South Ash atreet, Mrs, Whit nister, Mine Nola Boles of B: Sootety debutantes presented to | ville, Okla King George and Queen Mary at oo 8 (his year’s tod to wear the past, courts have been perm! shorter skirts than Necent Ca enne, include Cole, J. T. J in WwW. E. Whi George M. Vandaveer, Earl C, Engdahl, M. P. Wheeler, Cc. H. Townsend, Mrs. . F. Fuller, Warren Shannon, F Sullivan, president of the F ms Oil company, Mrs. Sullivs te’ ee Mrs. James T. Gratiot and family ‘© now at Brooks lake where they will spend the summer months. A. J, Watts and 0, spent Sunday and Lander E. Spangler Monday in Wallace of the Prairie Oil company, acompanied by A. G. Dana of Cheyenne and H. C. Fitzpatrick also of the same com- pany, left this morning for Montana where they will inspect the oil fields, R. D. and Gas Mrs. William Powell is leaving to- morrow for Milwaukee to spend a month there visiting with relatives. Miss Margaret M. Curtin has been appointed Mrs. T. of ehild local humane officer by Hood, state commissioner and hee Mr, and Mrs. M. W. Cash spent yesterday in Casper from Upton. M. M. Osborn of Salt Creek is re on busines 2 Charles Hampton of Midwest has been spending several days here. Mn and Mrs. John Francis Cowan have returned from a trip to River: ton and Lander. A. A. Snyder, Boston wool buyer, who has been in Casper a guest at the Townsend hotel, left this morn: ing for Rawlins. — ‘SUMMARY OF | NIGHT NEWS AUSTIN, Tex.—Governor Miriam A. Ferguson issued a proclamation calling upon Texans to join in ob- serving defense test day. New York—The World says Thom- as Meighan, film actor is to work for | Joseph M. Schenck at $10,000 a week, LOWELL, Nourse Rogers, Mass.—Mrs. widow Raith of Congress. man John Jacob Rogers, was nom- inated by Republicans to succeed her husband. BATON ROUGE, La.—Gov. Fuque Addressed a communication to ors of the state ask! ne h observati May them to ar. na of Defen te: LONDON—The Daily Exy ss Bays Stewart Edward White, American writer was bitten by a leopard in his bow and arrow hunt for big game in Bast Africa; he bagged six ons, JERSEY CITY—BHight members of the Weehawken police department and two others were acquitted of harges of bootlegging. CHICAGO—Vice President Dawes wnnounced designation of Senator Copeland of New York as a member of the Bunker Hill Sexqu! ‘Centennial commission in place of Senator Swan. n of Virginia, who ts unable to serve OMAHA—The first eriminal trial under Nebraska's new “pint of liquor law which placed the burden WEDNESDAY, UNE 17, 1925 JULY CLEARANCE SALE HELD AT BLAKEY & COMPANY STO" July clearance sales being held in June this year at the Blakey & Company store. Mr, Blakey says that owing to the fact that he spends the month of July the east on a buying trip, he fs going to give his patrons the benefit of early reductions. Blakey. says that the prices he Is offering on dresses this month, can- not be equalled at any time this 3 to if summer, to watch th reductions in Casper people are advised Tribune each week f Il lines of ladies wea ing apparel at the Blakey & cor pany shop. Blakey & Company carries not! mg but high class merchandise an all merchandise on sale is setectod from his regular stock as he never buys any job lots of sale merchan dise. By J. ©. ROYLE. (Copyright, 19 ry NEW YORK, June with Mexico undoubtedly fected by the interchange of ments that have taken place be tween Secretary of State Kellogg and President Calles. Men intima ly associated with the Mexican situa tion believe, however, that the check to commerce will affect only a com paratively few lines of business in scattered sections of the country, al though those Americans who have made investments south of the R Trib 17 wil ne) rade be af- state Grande find little comfort in the situation, Even ff affairs do not take a turn for the better {n the southern repub. lic, these men profess the belief that action by the United States would hardly (go farther than withdrawal of recognition of the Calles govern ment. It is pointed out that Great Britain has never accorded recogni tion to that government, largely be cause of the seizure of ans ha cienda, a property owned by British subjects in Puebla. But British trade with Mexico continues and recogni tion does not seem, according to Secretary Kellog’s statements, to have prevented similar in the case of Ameri erty. occurren| an-owned prop- Trade went on to some extent at least for a long period before recog- nition was accorded by the Harding administration. In late months it has been brisk, especially out of New Orleans. It should not be forgotten, however, that Mexico is not depen- dent upon American goods. Her dif- ficulties in the way of being entire KELLOGG-CALLES ARGUMENTS | SURETOAFFECT MEXICAN TRADE AT LEAST IN CERTAIN BUSINESS | ly self-support onéerned al most entirely with transporting her products to various points witht the country itself. pe f It is equ true that the United States is not dependent on Mextco for materials sal is extensively vsed in this country for manufacture of binder twine, but most of the supply for the present harvest al ready hus heen provided. American mine owners would willingly see Méxican lead, silver and , copper withdrawn from American or world markets, since domestic producers are curtailing their own of most of th Mexico has hu exported 10 4,000 month, but the produc oll in this country bro! for the last in May in this countr € now the rate. of ove day. Those not { ly we produe tals, oil supplies and barrels last ion of erude I! records and well flowing at 0,000 barrels a conipanies which are rested In Mexico, undoubted 11d feel no keen regret if the se Mexican output temporaril curtailed, The cotton grown in Mexico, whence came the boll weevil, fs la try gely consumed within that coun The sugar production of Mexico has never recovered from the effects of the revolutions of the § and only a small quantity to the western section of this With the present ‘large rop,. the Mexican output is Many Mexican fruits are m American markets rantines and the livestock in- of North Mexico has <1ot rey” covered from the results of years of war and raiding. years country world (Written Especially for the United Press by Gorgas Memorial Institute- There was a time when years alone measured a man's age. Far condition of his arteries his kidneys or his liver. With the growing’ in- crease in life's span, soon an em- ployer will not ask—“how old are you" but “how is your heart? your liver?” The healthy man of 65 is a far more useful citizen than the young man of 35 who bas not taken care of himself. Combined with right living, y tions dre most useful in folks young and healthy. Intended that all of us St keeping Nature vacations—probably longer vaca tions than we usually take. Once vacations were Icoked upon as fads, something the rich alone could enjoy. Now scientific medi- cine knows that Vacations are useful in keeping folks well, Big employers of labor know it is wise to offer cations with pay, because it results in greater efficiency. and greater contentment in the job. Hundr more are being converted to the idea every year. To enjoy a vacation to the utmost, plan a change of scene {f you can Meet new people. Expose yourself to new ideas, Plan a vacation that will take you out of your ustom CLEVELAND, Ohio, Associated June 17,—(By Press.)}—The advisor d to this office at the lust t convent a year nial here The Tribune carriers have Wam: pum for their subscriber: Ask the boys about it. Get Wampum on your subscription. —- — By supplying the toy trade with attractive dolls which she carves from the roots of cottonwood trees, Mrs. O, L. McCracken, a Montana ranch woman, has paid all the ex Penses of her daughter's education. Try, URIN Night end Morning ana of proof or the accused was won by defenaant in district court, Keep Your Eyes CLEAN - CLEAR and HEALTHY ‘rite 10r tree Eve Care Book Murine Co, Ghicagei.6.A. better to judge a man’s age by the } should have | AMLAOAD UNION SELECTS CHEF Swim, Hike, Sleep, Exercise And Loaf, Doctor Advises ed rut. There is no particular vir- tue in simply remaining away from work for two weeks, with your mind on the office force or on your job, wondering how things are going. Of course things are going on. Just remember that they would have tu it you never came back to the old Suppose ycu are an office worker and decide not to travel this summer All right, you are to forget the of- fice, and do the things that will give unaccustomed experience. Get jo swimming, lout jon the beach, absorb the ultra violet rays from the life-giving sun! Hike with some good companions. PI differently than you do during your working. months Since you w you out in the ope. rk inside, it would | do you good to get out in the coun try. Wi You still have the pair of legs God gave you! Spend a di or two on a farm! See how the things are produced that you will eat during the rest of the year! Play! Exercise! Sleep! Loaf! De these simple things during your v cation und you will come back to job a n, ready for ne board of the Brotherhood \of Loco motive Engineers met here today and selected Wm. B, Prenter, Cleve nd, to succeed Warren S. Stone as president of all brotherhood a Uvities, effective Immediately, Mr. | SSS Stone died last Friday Mr. Prenter was first vice prest and treasurer, having Follow the Crowd for economical buying. The work- my Griffin su ing power of a dollar is what pre counts, and while we are not in eted grand chief en- | business for our health exactly, we singer at the Jast convention. A, |do believe in giving value received: Johnston, Shi Wyo, asalstant 1 and! Some motorist’s brains are like mies . irilting as grand | their emergency brakes—they for- arr tante eehed : | get to use them. led. | There's no economy in cheap ° * tires—they're a mighty poor in vestment, it's an open question as to which gets stung the hardest—the mai who upsets the beehive or the man who sends his money to Sears Sawbuck & Co., for tires, Buy KELLY tires—they’re good. G them from DEAN AUTO SUPPLY CO., in our new home, 604 Fast Second street. Flatiron building opposite Chandler's Filling Station FOR SALE BALDWIN PIANO CHEAP FOR CASH Apply Office 1.42. East Second St. ik and consequ y shut t f your mind couniletely. Give your R rest—a vaca tion just as w your body True there 's always tae cost 19 |be considered in taking your hol d But to take a vacation in the true sense of the word does not*, call for a big expenditure of money Se Pee ee AA . .