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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1929. 42 passengers ran on the rocks at swing back to the likeness of the PRICE! Chalientao, 40 miles from Tsingtao | silhouette might not be amiss. He's Submarine Expected (0 Reach| %2, vorue were nooses, survase | a good fellow, married. has a zood | Counf Yon Luckner and Com-jPillsbury Testiles Before Group Former Yale Medical Professor ||| ‘Every Car Must business, takes care of it, has time tugs have proceeded to her assist- New London Base Soon ~ |once, ™ " 1 o e i smseroisee and - panions o Leave for Bermuda | on Opposition to Plan and Surgeon Dead | Be Sold ‘ = e e e AR L anp A : FORD SEDAN New London, July A mes- | American torpedo boat destroyer | New York, July 17 (A —Carveth | Washington, July 17 (P—The sen- | New Haven July 17 (A—Dr. Wil- BUICK 4 Pass. COUPE sage received at the submarine base | Paul Jones and part of the crew by RULES OF SILHOUETTE Wells, Lowell Chomas and Burt late finance committee today heard | liam H. Carmalt, 93, one of New | GARDNER TOURING o : hod Ao snl Biahiat e i ONTE | Massce sailed on the Fort Victoria | rtner 5 i S here today said that the private sub- | gunbo ackauk. | A furt testimony in opposition to . ; marine Defender was to be towed | The American Beaver stood by until | T [ en i ry Rl e today for Hamilton, Bermuda, where, o e ot stideetorm RdisaRa il HUDSON COACH Ly o lo Do Lok [the salvase sieamers arrived e makes livelt, | | With William Teebe and other scien. | te e provision in the house tarit |Lome today on St. Ronan street, NASH TOURING sound to be hauled out for repairs 3 —— hood tists and explorers they will meet bill subjecting Canadian wheat, iafter an iliness of two months. He | G. M. C. TRUCK TlLe Defcnder has been out in the | Water Supply Low as | O diisssicommunlcationsiite Count Von Luckner, of “Sea Devil” | milled in bond in this country for|was the son of Caleb and Sarah Kound for the past two weeks under | H Wav Gona ; “Silhouette” Editor, fame, and accompany him on his|eyport to countries granting flour | price Carmalt of Philadelphia. For a | TERMS and TRADES A tts o i w: under- eat Wave Continues New Britain Herald saillnis hip iforlaliripior ncien i |lne et Meiivmmisoianel e ol et e et s water diving ¢nipment and was to| 1-ondon, July 17 (P—Despite iso- | 4.—Confest closes at 2 p. m. fol. | [exploration along the Spanish Main. (! :"l ;ml" Am“‘m‘"»{( i ‘\1 ¥t I profestor or}s\‘n»o Giat Yq‘l»‘umvcrLi C A BENCE complete the tests in deep water this | 1ated showers here and there Fng- | | lowing insertion—Saturdag GountiVoni Tiigkner s shinvhion (\EAAIREEHES S ORI EERE LE ROl | PASSEES i eery & | o 5 week. {land still sizzlod today under a heat | | S was called the Vaterland when it | SUCh preference. 2 '”,‘2‘"5‘» n 19') e el There was no intimation in wave of unusual intensity | 5.—Answers may be. mailed or | |sailed from Nordenham. Germany, | Such wheat intended for export to | \W:ronj‘ orl'g::; ancn":;xl\‘(‘:rvflnm1 50 Chestnut Street message of what had happenc Water suppli:s are running low brought to the Herald| on June 21, is expected to come to | Cuba would pay a 30 per cent duty | g et e, S76 T 2915 s Bvontn the Defender, but officials |and the ministry of health has is- | | office. New York, but it has been delayed |under the new provision, or about [and capable surgeons. In 1 1050e &S wubmarine base were inclined sued a warning that water be used 1o §.—Credit given for neatness. on the vovage across the Atlantic |35 cents a barrel. cemehereiaya lsolurer alia e think that it was of a serious|with discretion —One dollar awarded daily for | |and upon its arrival at Bermuda will | Pillsbury Testifies Naisitye :‘]‘; e ‘“f’]‘]“ e pater nature best answer according te [ |sail direct for the West Indies. The John Pillsbury, of the Pillsbury .‘xz:‘lm._\i‘:\rs”::":c\k;o:isn;‘r: ‘-“r; home I The return of the svbmarine h rules. ship will be rechristened “Mophelia.” ur Mills company, of Minneapclis, is expected to cause at least a we “ | This is the name of the island upon | with plants in Buffalo, declared the | State and in New Jersey. He wi delay Y P as | | Just to make sure that you know | ; : | L > i 2 B graduated from the College of Phy- | ey theystenla pin isimuchiea which Count Von Luckner's ship, the [ changz would mean that Cuba | g0 b el oy neither of tha local shiovards will 1 A | the likeness of the silhouette print- e p Ale ias wiacked Aurinzthe | | sician and Surgeons in M USED CARS would buy direct from Canada the - /a8 25 year . He prac- o s e s ror Eh e e it R et en tiam Aman | on e was 28 seares old. Ko v ||| Priced Very Low! eral-days because of the work al- 3ritai o Aea R Saba, a Dutch voleanic island fon; SERE erateoulat & ‘ | Britain Herald—the edit say, n mille He declared there coul : e ¥ r ready scheluled. INUE]] Semad e e MARU]W WITNESS 15t of Porto Rico, s one of the - | e e e o to tns |from 1861 to 1869 and then went to (1999 ‘WHIPPET"4 Sedan believe it or mot, it was none oth |Germany for further study. Return- Used only’a short time as e ; . teresting places the Mophelia - Wil [ gonera)l principle of milling in bond |, . St - Q ¥ than Arthur Jones of the Fitch-| i v € Ly P |ing in 1576 he became a lecturer at e monsimtor AN b araain Dry Weather Sends S Gy BT G WANTED IN BI]S'I‘[]A P T e o it Vol |5 et s, Dot not | 15 T e rogs. and ooy demo & Price of Pears Higher Décision Reached Alter Party ture run caused nothing short of .a no and has o harbor. It i3 4 10fty | ono arrel of fiour made trom _the | (8% UL pogesor ot || P Concord, N. H., July 17 (P—Pro- | . : . | riot right under where they have bl e e el Canadian product entered domestic | /oo 2t ‘Yale, He remained in this |[|1927 WHIPPET Coach longed dry weather has sent the| (Y60 Flier Last Night plenty of riots in the mayor's office. o S, T s A [ mEkeln ded the Canatian wheat | IR Untll 1007, retiring as protes: {11974 JORDAN Sedan ice of green peas skyrocketing | | erta s a pleasure t e 0 : p I i Ay IRECONENC 0 Canacd 34 r emeritus. price of green peas skyrocketing {1t certainly is a_ pleasure fo wri Boston Louie” t0 Face RUM vorcanic penk. which is reached by iz contendsdiine ¢ : or emeritus.” | omant||[1924 STUDEBAKER Tour. gaid jhans damagedificlops Jiin Somu | aboutSfarfman S whom Siaveryiony, 500 steps. and lower the ships Mown |y oin“cuba and it was imprac- | 1 e | k ‘ e i ) he General Hos- : parts of New Hampshire. Lawrenes July 17 (UP)—The sen- |seems to know, and to Art goes the R 3 Ch ‘g the precipitate rocky sides of the is- ! : ol s mestdeNPEOGEL Others $50 to $100 A. Carlisle, deputy commissioner of ¢ of two months' discipline im- | greatest number of replies—next to unner biarges Hogeeie: 3 ticablcRsORexROs "°‘,‘]rp er:‘n :"J‘:'e' pital Society of Connecticut. He had 4 $ $ : agriculture, reported tod [posed upon Commander Tamon|joe Kennedy (who, by the w e protein American whea cause |ais0 held the presidency of the TERMS and TRADES He said that green peas sold at |I'ranco for disobedience of instruc- | selling tickets for the | such wheat could be sold entirely in | \merican Surgical association. Dr. Boston ar- Two Men Fined for | domestic markets at prices above | (armalt was actively connected with | Elmer Keene yesterday at $4 fo $5 a |1ons of the Spanish air ministry | game). Here's J ¢ < 1 M b g hushel, while the price at Manches- |hen he took off on his ill-fated | ning letter: rant for the arrest of Edward M. Liquor Manufacture | the world level. ; | the New Haven hospital and was an | > o % . flight to New York was cancelled | = i Lew alias “Boston Louie,” held in | 2 T Pillsbury testified that his com- | advocate of merging it with Yale un- | o % ter was $3 to 4, as compared to the - - Waterb 17 (A < t | utomobiie 0. By B , e ¢ w stablish sity normal price of ) for this s today & Premier "‘””"f“"l’ N‘;"‘ The silhouett ight's Herald | New York as a material witness in | Turco 6 Sycamond c ‘;,“,,u(‘}i{’n‘“}’ffi .“,omrpgtlf o e | A n A he dictator’s action followed the | o e e i e G e S el e aeee B et nills uffa e care of its o x son. The deputy commission id is Arthur T. firm of |the Marlow murder case, has Leen | Brooklyn, N. Y. and Andrew Cara-| 0 "5 Gnecd’ iy Canada manu- | LOCKJAW KILLS BOY 10 WEST PEARL ST. ot party last fight in the gardens of . oW Y that lack of rain was causing pea issued here in connection with t " Henry str T g RS RSl R S R e T e T e 22 MAIN ST. curling in southern parts of the : mens wear is exclusive—but not | runner Mareuilindole. the local city court on charges of il g said a threat of Canada placing an |terday. The boy was stricken short- | = | gratifies the requirements of good to violate the revenue law ) ver ven 30 days supended jail Bk el " in reach. | Jones Co.. where genial hospitality | ork poli It is understood | ro New York was discharged by | (0Pl s established in him. Franco { when their store is the exclusive New York authorities, police court will request the court| . yjican, Connecticut, if his Buffalo By virtue of a tax warrant to me di- 1 the war offic Franco 1 his | v : : ; > h an at corrn t stree where qualit seizure of he d ec Sritis) rum- ere finec 200 and costs day vines to wither, and that cor We Main street, wher ality | scizur the alleged British rum- were fined § and costs today inj " “ine export trade in flour |Tockjaw brought death to Robert 'T. state. A week in the open sea mear| ooye g zentlemen's wear that | Lewis is charged with conspiracy {egal manufacture of liquor. They plane .The manifestation of . export tax on wheat entered the 1y after he had suffered a compound | aste. warrant, accompanied by a ‘com- terms on charges of illegal posses | AT CAMP IN NIANTIC!ios vis aeciion S d R R e e e R s e e e : ||| SPECIAL SALE ON ALL 4 and when he : 2l | | h | | e | hree companions who were rescued | from American wheat had failed. “"i-“- Coe, 14, at a hospital here yes- he Azores in their Dornier 16 sea |sympathy for Franco at the party fan ] e e A e pharges of ICEAl DOSS™ | United States for milling in bond. | fracture of his arm in a fall from | TRUCK WEE CROSBY IS STR[GKEN e h s n Wiscis | TLis @ pleasure fo trade at Fitch- | plaint, was mailed yesterday to the |sion. A third man Joseph Carsur- | (ot as facing his and other |a tree. [ I With the Heevor DeRivera smen: but why shouldn’t they. is released by the thin the next few days the city Asliedi by, Senator Bingham, re- Tax Notice OUR Guard |nounced that he will go to Paris|agency for such outstanding lead-| The Marcuilindole was seized by |of common pleas to order the HQuor | iy could not be moved across the | rected and now in my hands, 1 this day | USCd IIUCI{S % A ers of men's wear as Hickey-Tree- | coast guards off Cape Cod last weck | destroyed. This is in keeping [1evy warrant upon certain parcel X F possibly to Germany Vit | horder and mill Canadian wheat I o N 7 f ! : f i G A e car iquor o vatued |t i 2 : DICEL R 2 : or piece d standing in the name 9 REO Speed Wagon Company Undergoes Midnight o0 watch tes new 12-moto man clothes, Dobl <. John- | while carrying a liquor cargo val the new law which takes the ri with cheaper labor. Pillsbury sald it | o5 el 19 o g’deye g q aplane will immedi- | son-Murphy son shoes. ¢ 0,000, to destroy liquor and order trucks | .oua hut it represented an invest- 5 et A He o ot New - _ Rac y Operation For Appendicitis. wtely start studying plans for a flight | Parker shirts. J ‘ederal anthorities indicated that | sold from the lower conurts and | joont’ of five or six million dollars | imston and described as lots Nos. 1 and || 1927 REO Speed Wagon BN he the BuEa [from Spain to Argentina, he 1 Tt is the ideal store for women to|the Lewis warrant was only one of | places it in the hands of the appel- | a1 if moved the American em- |2 Block 228, as shown on map of Sey- Dump Body, 1% Ton h f e Sociro i o f : mour Park drawn by W. H. Cadwell, C. = Camp Trumbull, Niantic, July 17 purchase gifts for men. for men |three or four to he issued as resuit | jate cour ployees would move with it at their | g, on file in the town clerk's ot ||| 1926 REO Speed Wagon e Caok Tihe Cooaby o6t pride in the possession of haber- | of the Mareuilindole case. - b el e Mo | 4 taxes amount to $18.37 and in- ot ey ; B Ttai a5 dashery sold hy Fitch-Jones C R TR A B At erest and tax liens and on Septembi - 3 “ et i e I]EATH THREATS N'] R g Caproni Airplane to Tho witncss said the only Aiweri- | (et and tax liens wnd on, Sersmier ||| 1996 REQ Speed Wagon rricken with an acute attack of ap- can millers favoring the change in |y, to the highest bidder at the Rack Body T | oy Ty A H pendicitis last night and was taken | Who Is he tonight? Folks “nn‘P[]LAN[] MUURNINE Ty, Uriguay: Rlight{ j2 silssetaionns ihes Lone Bl aveionloging jhishect fiblades it 40 to Lawrence Memorial hospital at | know him say that the silhouette Milan, Italy, July 17 (®—The |, el goR : L N etiaty $25 B , i Second Cook For National New London, where he underwen’ ! lis a very good likeness. Take a Caproni Airplane Company is build- | snq Oklahoma, he said the advan- | Bth day of 2 < an operation about midnight. He | | z00d 100k with the Herald straight B T Rl T fs | 1 e e b Sl i e aay ot |1 1924 G. M. C. Truck was apparently in good health G| ihead of you:; now stand off five a proposed flight from Rome 10 | jnillers helieve they would get would | IVERETT B. PROUDMAN hoon yesterday, but later he com- ! 5 % h | foet 1o the right: next do the same Montevideo, Urugi it was learn- | o nea marCollttor M l( A Off : ! ; ! . Uruguay, as les »e practically none. worse during {he afternoon. A | Al ed today. : : looking. If you still don’t know him 5 The plane will have'n 40-mieter |7 = R Tax Notice 1927 YELLOW KNIGHT : Despite Notes Sent Him i on sont nesa ana ook a0 5. DoAY 0F Flier Under GUAd 0f wine sprens ana six‘motors or 100 Youth Held in Case it R e Truck ;"‘”"f{,l“”””""']'fr_""_, s ahal - The likeness hereby pictured fo- 5 horse power each. It will be cap- Of “Shanks” Roundup :eted and now in my nands, 1 this day | 4 in ? ars hack, there comfortably to the South American |$25,000 were placed on Thomas | Joseph Swittlinger upon the land records Crosby had a prominent part in|Thres death threats which he has T d on Tho Joseph ttiing 7 D sas when we e capital. The problems of coordina- | Vestano, 20, alias “Tommy the|of the town of Newington and described . the 'Co. H week-end succ in win- | roceiy & el e a s A REO] : e Al & o e eerline 4 eceived will not hamper Mavor|.j yseq to play hookie from high| \yarsaw. Poland, July (®)— | tion in its construction are so diffi- |blonde,” member of the so-called |23 lots Nox 144 and 145 as shown ales ervice e e Andrew ‘asassa of Revere in his | hool and attend Keeney's theater. ; cult that it is not likely the plan:|“shan inE) Avheiih el ivas bonnal| ooy oL Eh aillldrawngny holott and - kitchen two days in succession : e aid nouise and atier Mourning ceremonies for the late L k 4 18, 3 Tkl nof surveyors, for Wood Harmon Elm St., Cor. Park St. R O . and bool With this man. all you have to do | | ; ; ra PO S over to superior court by Judge Wil- | Real Bstate Associntion. which iy on file | Ot AT voniags Air mail service between Panama ity's executive declared | ¢ 4o give him a ring on the tele- |Major Ludwig ldzikowski were held DRIVER EXONERATED liam J. Buckley of city court today |in the town clerk's office. Said taxes 2 g 2nd the United S phone and hell drive a complets in Warsaw today attended by mem-| Watsrbury, July 17 (P)—Harley [T charges of breaking and entering 'f;""{5’1;\‘:2‘.7?“7.?:1an\w\': ,3;: 1 Fire sumed. A ng he had veecived thoe | omihop to your door—no going | bers of the government and large |Stewart of Depot street, Watertown. |Guring the night season. | District, together with interest and tax | eithe Tourshillp s oo st ol S ey ¢ conver- | throngs of the populace, found not guilty of criminal| Arrested in the police round Up of |liens and on September 21st at 3:15 p. | July, Mayor (asassa added that i S5 . | . sations over the wire felling just| Meanwhile the body of Major 14- |negligence in the death of Howard |RéDSsters which followed the shoot- m. I will sell at public auction to the LIMITATION OF CLALMS he did not take the warnings seri-| (pat fg the matter, with, ofttimes, |zikowski aboard the Polish school- |S. Goodwin of this city, according to |\N€ Of Charles Scinto recently Dy | Mshest hoder ot e pubie sign post At & Court of Brovme holden at New | OUSI¥ and would continue o person- |\ "hanca of a slip-up in clear un- | ship Iskra at Horta is being watch- |the finding made public this morn. | OMCCr Joseph Meany, —seven al- | i,periy as will satisty said warrant and | $50 to $]50 Britain within and o Districe o | A1V conduct raids against suspected | qorctanding. The likeness has often |ed over by a guard of honor day|ing by Deputy Coromer Walter W, |L(8ed memiers of the “shanks” sang an charges thereon. ~ ! Berlin, in the Counts of Martford and 14 violator: had his picture in the Herald. €0 and night Smythe. Goodwin died in St. Mary's | 1t ]",”;f”?”"‘_’ o sk cqutaloday e e s e el Rde ol Buys Any One These fi el il The: S0 Ray | R "'"‘"1 Janaosnions Bl tets i romiiently Jis he identified. with | Numerous messages of sympathy hospital on July ¢ from injuries ho o "‘,‘{“"‘“““"ll‘f";\?\‘"2”\“::("&;5"”’“‘ : SRR £ IR | USED CARS g hich the flavoring of | from all over the world have been |received when struck by a car driven | Callegtor | tamp physician, Dr. McGilvary, was Present, F. g 1frairs wh g8l Gis Sl ‘ hathealatrromi iantiovics BCHVIE Lt sl o ROl e RS o T e e s 1924 HUDSON Coacl 5 of said Berl trix of the [ties. The instructed Casassa 10 |y. ' is no pipe and anybody who| Major Casimir Kubala, who was | lourth. Graf Motors Tested; Tax Notice Ot s R }|tend to his business® at City hall | ypinks he can do the work he does |injured in the crash of the tr = To Be Fitted Soon| v viwe of a tax warrant to me ai- ||| 1926 FORD Fordor p off Ocean avenu the t = . St . Sile : = district dece v without learnin the trade first |atlanti plane Marshal Pilsudski SRIDGEPORT MAN LED fed S ermany, o | rected and now in my hands, 1 this da F g Ebtor, deces s e et S e L he pitmalle A blancie Narabhelin T MAN RILLED _Friedrichshafen, Germany, July |joct L0 waorant upon contnin. pincen o ||| 1925 FORD Roadster is must be plumb mad. if the editor |was rted improving rapidly. 1t| Bridgeport, July 17 (P—James 17 (UP)—The months be allowed a i or the | 5 en con- eppelin. Works an vels of land standing in the name of 1925 OAKLAND Sedan A may be permitted to borrow an ex- is hoped that he soon will be able Platt, 40, an employe of the publie | nounced today that a several days | Frank Tobacco upon the land records of nims againet i o 2xecu- | S8 sion picked up in the Blue m'ln’\ ke the rmm; H:h] to Poland. |vorks department, was instantly | fest of the new ' motors of the|the town of Newington and described 1925 DODGE Touring rix and ¢ t notice | Ridge mounta of or Caro- ‘he captain of the Iskra has pre- | killed today when he slipped acei- | ¢ e Graf Ze . baanil s ore 0% 20LRand GG L a Blyed: ot th OEWOMENEMBET A R 1 BT 8 e o ¢ Somsn S dirigible Graf Zeppelin had been |map of Home Gardens, Section 1, made ||[1926 OVERLAND Sedan Reo¥re or n ¢ Ceial M aa o i o : . ey i overnor of | dentally under fhe wheels of an ash | successfully completed and that|by A. L. Eliot and dated September 24 ain and 1 A cir Fbd i 3 i S His busin growing, hecause, |the Island of ci the re.| wagon. The driver of the truck.|the motors are now being installed | 1912 on file in the town clerk's office. ) e Histrict, a ereol “' < '1‘ T 1‘" A= s all. he gives service, and, |lief of those idents who suffersd | Frank McCluskey was held under a | in the big airship. At the end of 1" “m’l' *'"""“: to $ o »\‘M m‘lvrvsz TERMS—TRADES i the public ¢ ance at the 33rd annual con.| .o 4 : e it 4 Stesion ¢ X | £ airship. i 4 Of | and tax liens and on September 21st a Sle e e N ¥ B e ondly, if the editor may be so minor injuries in the explosion and |technical charge, pending an inves- [ July the Graf Zeppelin will haliollisiis Sk e e B L, 7 ! v 4 e S | modest. as to surzest, be fire of the plane as they were trying |tigation. Platt was a widower and |a ¢ flight over Germany after 10 the highest hidder nt the public sign : 3 oran Cort e omel ad n NEWSP 5 cue the Polish airmen 1 two children which it will proceed to Lake.|P°Tt it said town, all or so much o e g f pa g t n said property as will satisfy said war- ted clubs from \i\ HERATLD. chier narlsiof the l"«”“‘ 80 - - hurst, N. .. and return here to|rant and all charges thereon MOtOl’ Sales t ! @ circulation of - have been taken aboard the | Nearly all the lithia ore mined in prepare for a frip around the| Dated at Newington, this 16th day of P which every man, | Iskra and will be brought to Poland this country comes from the Black 'world which will start in mid-Au. | JU¥ 1938 LN . 31314 CH_L‘RCH ST. and child will know hefore | for examination, Hills of South Dakota fust, EVERETT B. PROU l‘\:‘\\ Open Evenings NO DULL SUMMER DAYS | woman for Ethel “She has a book!" from the [VETERINARIAN] JUST KIDS MUSH WASN'T CHEATED Book and Gift Shop 5 DR SC sterber EACH LiTT1 s : Leeaney i, Dr. R. U. Westerberg T s E MUSH GOT \ \ [ 1G0T MY \whv—T DOESNT |, [ e oo 103 W MAIN STREET ADORE You—Loulss\l HAIR CUT— /LOOK AS THOUGH PHONE 1151 == = HA'R‘CUT‘HAIQ'CUT ), \] | MOM —HOW /'HE TOOK GOOD ~-MOM - BUT BE'\'WF,EN/ IONEGR YOU AN'ME -ITS THE R Headquarters for I e SW; > \‘% : e S BEST SMELLIN' | Lace Curtains || SEA SHORE | ey - = : HAIR-CUTS Absolutely the Largest and Finest COTTAGE | " ] e | EVE Display in the City at the Lowest e ST ' : 2- 3 7z P s W' BLOOMBERG'S ||/ i 328 MAIN STREET [ ©102 Ko pes ndicate Inc. Great Britain rights rescrved | =g = ¢ AH DONT ¢ - - : = = = : — S %?_’:S':M e GREER HEHHEH!HEH ! NO - AN' RESIDES, IN CASE YOU THE HON. MEN'S HALL wITH FIFTEEN BEDS! BURGLA?;S GONNA 78l EVER |S ALARMED IN Tt—i& SLEEPS TWENTY AND L [NoT DIS CHILD! T—— O | GITCHA, ‘WA UP ol s e s PLAN TO SCRUPULOLSLY | 02| TuERE ¢ ParAvy my! | IO THE MEN'S QUARTERS f P’y [DONT RE SILLY LIZA 3 el WHERE NEWAH'LL SLEEP! AYOID, T, ARIEE DARS o ° 0| YER PUFFICKLY (9% | FIDDLESTICKS! NOT THIS HUMBLE s EEHT?EZZ i SERVANT, SIR! S il “I thought Ma would be i alarmed about this pain ir at Jim to p: my back, but she says | wife's funeral, but ought to straighten up an’ workin' regul "l complain about somethin’ him a lot else for a change.” widow.” “Gopyright 1929, Publrsners Byndicale Copyright 1920, Publishers Synd ) sl B R —

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