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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-31
GE coHFIRMAH Los IgFoRMEs
GoRRE La INTERVENTION
ALIADA

PARIS. Octubrs 29.-El conde sfor
"a sntFes6 esta tards en- 81 Mtnisterio
de Rsiseionss ExteFioEes IA nota do 81
g0bisFno pidiendo Ia intervention de
los Aiados en- Italia.
les peFi6dieos dieen que les gobier
nos Ailadss no pOdrkn eOmplarer a Ita
ia. poFqus clio 81 una question de or
den interior. que dsbe ser resuelta por
81 proplo gobierno itallsno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-31
tunited Press, via All Amedica oaOle)

y
z SEVILLA, octubre 3d. En- ell Ate
neo de esta ciudad ante una concurren
eia numerosfsima ha dado una intere-
Isante conferencia acerca de su proyec
tu para establecer una nnea aerea en-
sure sevilla y Buenos Aires, el captain
sRerrera.
Explico una veg mas los detalles de
,slli colossal proyecto para que SevilIa
'Fea la estacion principal de la nueva
Ilinea y refrio a grandes trazos una
que sostuvo en- Stander
con o. presidente de Argentina don
Marcelo Alvdar quien le expuso sus do
teos de que fuera durante su gobierno
cue SO establezca ell citado serv1cio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-31
DON RAMON LLovERAs soLER

A boEdo del vapoE 'sBusnos Aires"
o. retornaa0 a Puerto Rico. despues
De una larEa y agra4abls excursion
por Europa. nusstFo estimado ami.
80 81 feAor Ramon L.overas soieF. pro
pistario del "cine Puerto Rico de
Eantarcs y eAbailsro cue gOza de ge-
nsEalss simpatias en- essa capital
puFants ~ aHseneia . Europa el Sc
foF LisvsrAs nos envi6 bellas posta-
les y salndss muy sxpEssivos.
FL MUNDo - eomplaee en- enviar.
u 81 mas cordial Gaindo de bienvenida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-31
MUSSOLlNl LLAMADO A
PALAClO

ROMA, octubre 30.- Momentos des
ru6s de haber llegado a esta capital.
procedente de Civitavecchia, c. lider
de los faseistas senior Mussolini, fue
iIamado q Pslacis.
AGussOlini acepto ell encargo de for
mar gooierno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-31
MUsso1INI oU1ERE 1R SOLO.

Ell hder de los fascitas Mussolini ha
rehusado formar parte de un gobierno
que presida M. salandra.
Mussolini declare categ6ricamente
que el desea Ia jefatura del Gabinete
Manifesto igualmente que los fascis-
tas no quieren llegar ninguna inte.
hgencia con los otros partidos mill
tantes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-31
Ell EMBAJADOR JUSSERAND
.HA' LLEGADO A WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, octubre 3d. Ell
enSajador frances M. Jusserand ha lie
9,g7do esta rrasiana aqui prccedente de
Faris.
II
i, ID JuSserand declare que ell cambio dc
gopierno en- Inglaterra no afectara las
IsIhciones con Francia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-31
DON LUIS PAssALACoUA

NueStro distinguido amigo Ell Sr.
Luis FIssalacqua quo 6Erante algrnos
shos m venido fernando parte del PEE
Fcnal de la casa Sobriros de Ezquia-
Ga, ha EenuneiadO su puesto para dedi-
car sus aetivieades = negocios particl.
lsres. Ie deseamOs el mejor 6xito en-
sus n=svas orientaeiones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-31
sALANDRA EN PALAcIo.

ROMA. cctubFs 20.-El Rev IA con-
fsFsne.ado a medic dia de hoy con M.
sslandFa. a quisn esnh6 "a mission de
f0EfnaF goh.erno.
BslAndFa piai6 Al Rsy dos hOEss para
persaKlo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-31
sALARDRA DEcLMA La MISSION

A les tres y ounce de Ia tarde vol
vl6 3 Palaei0 n. sa.andFa, quien nOti'
Aes q s0beFano que dsspues de cam
blar impFes.Ones cen las lpEineipales
araraA de 80 partido habia r>suelto
deciinaF IA iuviiaci6n del soberano.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-31
LAS BopAS DEL EK KAISER
Sc LLEvARAN A cABo EN-
FAMILlA

BnaLIN. octubrs So.- Sc Ia scoF-
dsdo rus las bodas del ex kaiser Gui.
Esrmo - Ileven q eabo sn Ia mAs r.
Eurosz intimidad. NJ eOnde Bentink de
AmsEongon. su euya Tssidsneia vivi6
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-31
ESTADOS UNIDOS FAVORECE
LA POSICION DE Russia

WASHINGTON, octubre 30 En-
los circulos politicos Sc sostiene ell cri-
terio de que ell gobierno de Estados
Unidos e1ta de acuerdo en- que Russia
Bulgaria tomen parte en- las delfbe-
raciones de la conferences de Lau-
same.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-31
UNA NOTICIA SOBRE Ell GENE
RAJ DELTSANO QUE ES
DESMENTIDA

LoN0RES, octubre 3d. Noticias
de ROEia dssmienten los informes Sc
Enn los cuales oil general Deltsano ha
Fia rehlsadO hacerse cargo del CONAN
do del ejercitssfascista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-31
4 tapitdn Herrera explCa en- eI Ate
[laO eI a|canCe de ST. pfoyectO a6reo
SeWlIanO- buenOS Aires

Para conseguir este, dice Mussolini,
formare ln gObierno que representS
ina conjunction absoluua de fuerzas
compctsntes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-31

e. Rey llamo a Salandra debido a
que Ell ilustre politico es amigo intimo
de Mussolini, siendo miembro honora-
rio del partido fascista.
FL prop6sito del Soberano, por 10
visto, no tuvo exito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-31
IoUE AMNISTIA PARA LOS
PRlSlONEROS DE GUERRA

WASHINGTON, Octubre 3d. Un
eomite de ciudadanos esta hacienda
Iresi6n aeerca del presidente Harding
Iara Gus decrete una amnistfa en- IA
yOr q los prisioneros de guerra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-31
A LAS ONCE El REY RECIBIC
A MUSSOLINI

A las once y ounce de esta mafana
e! roy Victor Manuel reeibi6 en- audien
cia al lidsr facista Mussolini, con quien
Conferenei6 por espacio de veints mi
nutos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-31
Ell COMITE DE iNDEMNIZACIO
T. MES EN- BERLIN

BERLIN, octubre 3d. Los miem-
bros principales del Comite de Indem-
nizaciones, incluyendo treinta cuatro
funcionarios y empleados del mismo,
Sc encueptran desde aver en- esta ca.
tftal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-31
UN SERVlCIO DE VAPORES
ENTIRE NUEVA YORK Y
MANILA

NUEVA YORK. octubre 30 El
Shipping Board anuncta que a par
tir de- diez de noviembre sc establece
"a un servicio de vapores rara conner
clio pasajeros entire esta ciudad Ma
nila.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-31
EL GENERAL DlAZ MlNISTRC
De LA GUERRA

ROMA, octubro 3o.- En- la reEaci6n de
los Ministries que formaran el Gabine-
20 MGssOlini esta ell general Diaz, quien
Comsndo los eJercitOs italianos en- la
Ultima eonhagraci6n.
Diaz tendra Ia cartera de Guerra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-31
LOS FAScISTAS ocUPAN
NUEVAS CIUDADES

PARIS, Octubre 3d. Desde Milan
aSsguran a "LIntransigeant" que los
fascistas han ocupado Pavia, Nevare,
Torotosa, Mortara Newiligani.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-31
UN cR1TERIo RAzoNABLE

ON CR1T6R1O RAZONABLE
La primera protesta extranjera
contra la politica del "rnar seco'' de
Daugherty, fu6 consignada hoy en- ell
departamento de Estado
E. Conde Charles de Chambrun. en-
cargado de negocios en- la embajada
francesa durante la ausencia del emba
iador Jusserand, visit6 al departamen
to de estado para exponer el punto de
vista frances en- la materia.
La vista del diplomatico fue pro
longada. Tienese entendido que Sc in
formo al conde que el gobierno de Es
tados Unidcs adQptara Sn "criEerio
razonable'' en- la eiecucion de la ley
de "a prohibition sobre los dep6sitos
de licores en- los buques mercantes ex
tranjeros, al menos hasta que decidan
los tribunaIes. Sc permitira los bu-
ques extranjeros que determinen 10 q.
constituyen "Ecores medScinales'
Aunque ell diplomatico frances re
huso discutir Ia materia, aparentemen
tie sa1io satisfecho de Ia entrevista
LA ACTITUD DE PoTNCARE
PARTS, octubre 49, Las compa-
MAS navierag francesas los peritos
dec araron al primer ministro Poinca
re que Ia orden del procurador Daug-
herty era contraria al derecho interna
cicnal que 81 los Estados Unidos
insistian en- splicar sus leyes a los bu
cues franceses mientras estuvieran Ell
sus puertos, ell gobierno frances debia
tomar la represalia, imponiendo, por
eiemplo, de acuerdo con la ley, que
las tres cuartas parties de la tripula
cion de los buques surtos en- sus puer
tos debian ser ciudadanos franceses.
EN- PRO DE LA CERvEZA
WASHINGTON, octubre 16.- En-
la corte suprema de los Estados Unidos
Sc atac6 hoy nuevamente la constitu
cienalidad de las leyes existentes So
bre licores
Piel Brothers, cerveceros de Nue
va York pidieron que Sc declara in
constitutional la ley WilHs- Campbell
que prohibe Ell uso de la cetveza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-31

LoNDREs, octubre 3d. El Sjena
del go0ierro sehor Bonar. Law, ha con
vocado al Gabinete para una reunion
cue SO llevara cabo en- Dawnirlg tst.
de hoy a mGhana. Il
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-31

Sc VENDE ua baen negOcio en-
$4,000 -fcsiatroi mil d6lares).
fnformaran: Cigar Store San
JnStO 3. 7Ese--
= Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-31
CUnissa Press. via All America Gables

PARIS, octnbrs 20. I'll peri6dico
ia TFibana" infoTma en- 81 ndmerO
de anoehs que 81 conds sforza, repre-
ssntants del gobisTno itaiiano en- esta
capital. ha elevado una nOta los go
biesnos AliadOs para que proeedan a
iLtsrvsnir en- Italia. a I'm de evitaT
aus los fascisias asaiten el pOder.
II cOnds sforEa IA sa'ido hoy a las
disz media del Quay d. orsay.
I'll MIEISTRo ITALLANo soLIcI-
IA Ia INFLUENZA DE PonScARE
Ia TFibunA" asegura cue el Con.
De sforEa solieit6 del Jefe del gobisr
no frances "a inhueneia para f0Fmag un
gobierno con representations fase.s-
ia psro pFesidido POr un poiitieo de
inaueaeia cue ofrezea gsrantiss inte,
ieetuaies. como 0iolitti u Orlando.
~ P0ineaFe. ssgan aArna dieho pc
Ti6dico. simpatiEa con Ia idea del Con.
De sforza. pnes prsheTe one Italia ten.
81 REPRESENTATIVES De pTestigio eh Ia con
feTeneia de Lausanne y no i6venes e
ineompesentes politieos de hiiaei6n faS
eista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-31
oTRA3 MANTFRsTAcIoNEs
DEL coNDE sFoRZ

III csnde sfoFEa. despues de hAber
conference.-the con NJ Poineare Ia d..
eho cue n los TsvolnelonaFios Feaceio
haFios ssala~ 81 poder muehas serian
Las psaadillas cue van . amsnazaT Ia
vida de Ia nAei6n,
Ahrm6 cue 81 primer aeio de Jos fas-
cistas ssFA ei de eanes.aF los aeuerdo'
rstiaeadoa con YuEoeslavia, en- 10 cue
- FsasFs a. AdriAtieo y a Ia evaeua-
ei6n de DalmAsia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-31
INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA NO
CONSIENTEN QUE SUS VAPO
RES SEAN REQUISADoS
Presentan ante Washington pro
testas formales.- Los navieros
franceses excitan al Jgobierno a
que imponga represalias


WASHINGTON, octubre 16.- La
Gran Bretafia ha notifcado oficiaImen
te al gobierno de los Estados Unidos
que no puede consentir en- que sus bu
ques sean requisados por los agentes
de la prohibition fuera del limite de
tres millas fijado por Ell derecho in
ternacional, seg1ln Sc supo aver
El secretario de Estado Hughes pro
puso recientemente una investigation
reciprocal en- los buques mercantes res
cectivos de las dos naciones, pero tie
nese entendido que la respuesta del go
bierno britanico recibida por ell depar-
tamento esi hna Ii1gativa Categorical
~ terminate.
No Sc ha hecho pnblica la cores
pondencia entire las dos cancillerias pc
70 sc dice que los Estados Unidos ta
bian sugerido Ell limite de ounce mi
Has para Ia reQuisa. Parece que en- "a
respuesta britannica Sc sostiene que los
problemas de la observancia de Ia ley
de Ia prohibition en- los Estados Uni
dos son tambien de Inglaterra y que
81 bien la Gran Bretafia no quiere per
turbar en- manera alguna su ejecucion,
Ell gobierno de su majestad no puede
convenir en- la suggestion norteamerica-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-31

JPoR QUE Ell REY LLAMo
A SALANDRA'
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-31

r.-.-g-,,-l--ra.--.- VS.. ~, u. ..aa.lEg
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-21

1t is not surprising that the American Legion members
organizing for political purposes. They stood together
for the public defense not long and the public
find for saying them nay when they stand
together for their benefit.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-21

In the campaign for funds to finance county fair it is
going be demonstrated just exactly what appreciation
the people of Imperial county have of the value of fair
Money talks.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-21
THE NEW LEADERS

In another column of the Press there appears
that at the last minute the friends of S. E. Bragg and E.
Sones have yielded to their desire to be relieved from
further service the city council and that their places
have been filled by the substitution S. Fawcett
W. H. I.avayea. And the Citizens ticket now stands
George W. Anderson Will S. Fawcett and W. H. Lavayea.
OF course these gentlemen need introduction All
that the Press will attempt to do will be to show how,
team they make possible for the people bring to bear
city problems the very highest business talent and
experience
George W. Anderson represents our best type of sue
cessful merchant. He has created big business out of
small beginning He has shown himself to be alert to
cpate every development and prompt to for
it that the hardware enterprise of which Mr. Ander
son the head has been leader everything for the
advancement OF Imperial Valley Mr. Anderson can claim
membership emeritus in the taxpayng fraternity for his
the heaviest tax the county In
Ell Centro Mr. Andersons firm has erected the most SUBJ
stantia building improvement to be found in the county
Will s. Fawcet is the counys most successful farmer
fruit grower and shipper He is also our highest authority
questions. He has mastered these problems by
hard knocks and learned in the school of experience Mr.
Fawcett is of notable public spirit He is of
ideas and ideals but at the time he emnently
cal We have few who practical in fact and
his influence in the public service will be exerted to make
that the people get the value of their and that
whatever is done will be done in that will work out
and prove the most economical in the long
in his line He is head of the Peoples Abstract Title
Company and has shown extraordinary organizing talent
He has genius for detail He is trained to watch the small
thing and will bring to the city council quality of mind
experience which will be just what is needed to round
out perfectly functioning city council.
All three of these of the highest character.
Every of them clean his life and clean in all of his
dealings whether in business any other relation They
will hold high moral standard for Ell Centre and will
know how to bring the life of the city to the high stand
ard they hold All three OWN-YOUR-OWN-HOME-
STERS and live in residences which they themselves
and which reflect quality wide-awake citizenship.
To be able to draft such men as Anderson, Fawcett
Lavayea almost too good to be true We predict
public service in this county The people will that it is
possible to get the best and there will follow movement to
every public place with the highest quality of citizen
ship The Press congrauates the people upon the dawn
a new era IN the public service.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-21
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TODAYS BORROWED EDITORIAL
NATURALIZATIO CHANGES

Santa Ana Register: The johnson
naturalization bin, now pending i'll con
eress with good prospect of enactment,
would make more changes in the citizen
ship laws than have been made for Il
century. The principal changes cOntcm-
plated are as follows:
/. The registration of all aliens four
times yearly during their residence in
the United States for at least five years
before they become citizens.
.. TIL creation of independent citizen
ship for women.
3. The repeal of the amendment OF
1906 requiring "A certificate of arrival
4. A requirement that witnesses need
appear before a federal examiner with
the applicant only once.
The first, and perhaps the most i'm
portant, is intended to inoure that can
didates for citizenship shall have re-
sided in the United States for the full
five-year period required. There can
be no doubt of that, with such checking
up.
The second is natural development
from woman suffrage, and will remove
the in nju5tice of making woman auto
matically citizen of the same country
as her husband, regardless of birth and
I preference.
The third merely does away with a
provision which was meant for the same
purpose as the first of these new rcgu-
lations, and which has worked badly.
The fourth change, the purpose OF
which is to save strouble that is con
sdered unnecessary, appears to be the
least vital, though perhaps Justifiablc.
Altogether the new plan ought to work
much better than the old i'll establish
ing adequate safeguards for naturalza-
ton and making aliens appreciate their
new citizenship when they gain 1T.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-21

w. IT, Herdman have been active in pre-
pairing FOR the first annual event. Some
sixty members of the association liv-
ing out of the valley consign two or
three pure bred cows to Imperial. The
farmers of the valley have been desir-
ing more of the pure bred variety of
dairy cows. they are sensing the i'm
portancc of such sale and are cooper
ating with the committee. The sale will
be advertised thoroughly through the
county. iauctioneers have volunteered
to announce the sale at the various auc-
tiOns over the valley.
Mr.. Van Pelt points out the tremend-
Gus advantage of having more pure
bred stock. He says it will make good
drawing card from the annual county
fair and more substantial dairy stock
for Imperial county. The committee is
considering the matter of holding a hog
sale in connection with this event.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-21
NEW SCHOOL Is
( CONSIDERED AT
JASPER

CALEXlCO, March 21.--At the reg
ular meeting of the Jasper farm center
Saturday evening, Scott Foulds, chair
man of the committee recently appoint
ed to devise ways and means for the
erection of Il new grammar school for
the Jasper district, reported progress in
the matter and advised the members
present that it was thought best to
vote u bond issue for the project. He
stated that after careful inquiry it had
been learned that such an issue could
be handled at an expense not to exceed
an annual tax of 81 per acre of farm
lands in the school district for build
ing to cost $4,000.
Assistant Farm Adviser Ellis, was
present and called attention of the
members to the coming gopher and
rabbit control demonstrations to be held
by the county farm bureau, and also
to the pure bred stock sale to->bc con
Quoted on the fair grounds at Imperial
in April. S. o. Buck, presided at the
meeting in the absence of the regular
chairman, Gerald Ii. Shaw
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-21
DUTY. OF THE PUBLIC.

The criminal calendar of Imperial county courts be-
coming cogged 1t is of credit to the county to
have committed within its boundaries, but it
would be much discredabe have these crimes
unpunished Our courts and police authorities have
great responsibilities resting them But they are not
alone bearing this burden The public shrk its
public provides the ures the hands of which
the final enforcement of the law The public morale
therefore, is determining factor This being true it is
highly important that there be weak and flabby public
sentiment The public cannot afford to wink at crimes
gloss any nfractons of the law through sentimental
attitude No advance be made in public safety or in the
guarantee of personal rights by fighting the devil with
rosewater He must be fought with fire.
The people of Imperial county may we'll hope the
that has broken in the presidential cabinet will not
suit in the disappearance of Secretary Fall They are de-
pending great deal upon him to help along in the
ected development of the Colorado river irrigation and
power scheme To be will still have Herbert Hoover
on the job, but we don't want any bets overlooked.
1t is not surprising that the American Legion members
organizing for political purposes They stood together
for the public defense not long and the public
find for saying them when they stand
together for their benefit
To perfectly innocent bystander it begins look as
f there entirely people getting shot in I'M
peria county Perhaps this is the best argument for BAN
shng booze to stop people from getting half shot before
they do their shooting
If you don't the home you living in, buy it; if
you can't buy it, build This is the week to thus highly
resolve because is Gown Your OwnHome" week. but
because it is the present week and there's time
like the present
1t is often that Imperial valley asks for additional
heat units bat this early spring weather not the grow
ing kind it might be- Ten degrees would help
tables nightly
In the campaign finance county fair it is
going be demonstrated just exactly what appreciation
the people of Imperial county have OF the value OF fair
Money talks
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-21
LIVESTOCK men ARE
HERE FOR
SALE

w. W. Van Pelt and w. NJ. Wilson
of Riverside are in FL Centre on bust
ness connected with the dairy sale to
be held at the Imperial county fair
grounds at Imperial. They are represen-
tatives of the Southern California Pure
Bred Live Stock association and have
been busily engaged in securing en-
tries for the sale.
The committee headed by A. A. Cook
and assisted by George NJ. Austin and
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-21
APPOINTED MINISTER

WASHINGTON, March 2l.-EX Sen
ator Samuel H. Piles of Washington
has been selected minister to Colombia,
the white house announced today.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-21

1t is not often that Imperial valley asks for addtons
heat units bat this early spring weather not the gro
ing" kind might be. Ten degrees would help veg
tables nightly
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-21

If you don't own the home you are living in, buy
you can't buy it, build This is the week to thus
resolve not because it is Gown Your Own-Home" wee
because it is the present week and there's an.
like the present
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-21

To a perfectly innocent bystander it begins to 10
il there entirely too many people getting shot il
peria county Perhaps this is the best argument for
ishing booze to stop people from getting half shot
they do their shooting
The Washington herald., 1922-08-06

spltnt Clothes Hampers. with
hinged covers and reinforced
bottoms. Choice OF any QQH
size ........ wy
The Washington herald., 1922-08-06

Cut Glass Water Sets, daisy de-
sign. jug 2 quarts capacity with
tumblers to match. Reg QQH
ularly s1.S9. Special. =. wy
The Washington herald., 1922-08-06

washing Csnbination, consist
ing of l No. . galvanized tub.
standard size wash board with
double rubbing surface and 4
cakes Of soap. Regular QQ<
S1.4S. Special. wy
The Washington herald., 1922-08-06

S-Piece Mixing Bowl Sets,
hard glazed finish. s. A. Weller
make, sizes s to 10 inch inclu-
sive- Regular S1.es. Spe- QQE
cial ...............
The Washington herald., 1922-08-06

Willow Woven wash baskets
and nifty feet strong white Oo<
cotton wash line for. SSS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-16

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this kind are but shadows "Midsum.
mer Nights Dream" Act ", scene 1.
wilkins in his "Dnties OF Natural
Religion" printed in 1872. used ''These
kind of inward felicities.' and Hoicroft
/ n his account of "Stoiberg's Travels. =
1897: "These kind of barracks are
more expensive"
Professor L. C. Carson c"English
Composition page 1850 rules that be
fore the plural of kind the plural dem.
onstrative should be used as These
kinds OF apples are good"
DR.. Murray traces the origin OF the
forms cited above TO the feeling that
kind of" was equivalent TO an adjec-
tive qualifying the following substan.
tive, and led to the use of all. many,
other, these. those and the like. with n
plural verb and pronoun when the sub
stantive was plural. as in "These kind
of men have their use"
The form is colloquial and has been
repeatedly condemned, yet one fire.
quently hears ''vhat kind of peaches
are these?"-A photographer.