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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-12

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CT THEME UsTED CATARRo v IA
tos 10 fatiga, compre en- la Far
mAcia Hyotoae despidase, que la tOs
ss Il ouita come por Oncanto. 1O-25
i OTE DE VIDRIERAs NUEVAs:
Sc venden mitad dc precio a
PLACES c6modos de contado.- Cruz 10,
BOX lo3a TEL 1896, San Juan.-1o-1A.
CE ALQUILA lnjosa casa de con-
creto nueva Farada IL, con ga
raje $1,000, sin garaje $65oo. Informa
ran telefono 131 azul, Sauturce.--1o-13.
IA TEaECZON:- deje para maSia-
ma 10 que puede hacer usted hoy
Aaegure su afltom6vn Truck con
eOBRHJ0s DE EzQUIAGA. p.
MFEDRo-vTR1Il.- l.--Lnaieado para II
inpotencia, falta do v1gor Sc
Raal, dscaimisnto fisico CompuestC
as Toiiilohina 1egittma del Cameron y
Lecitirs. I'm las buenas farmaciss ,
droguerfae.--P.
ca VENDE:- Autom6vil Peer
less'' en- perfecto estado. Para
infornes: K0rbsr y Co. Inc, San Juan.
1925.
TN GUAYNABO, Sc vende fnca de
- 3S cuerdas Barrio Santa Rosa.
Buen canino de carros de bueyes, mi
tad de frutos memories, buena para Ger
cados, dos kil6metros de la pobla-
ci6n. Informaran D. F-1o-27.
O. NLoU1LAN habitaciOnes para
- caballeros solos y Sc admiten
estudiantes. Para informes, carretera
100. Stop 10. TelefOno 894 azul San
turce. W o-16
CE VENDE una inca de veintid6s
cuerdas con casa de vivienda provista
de instalaci6n sanitaria garaje, sita
en- el lzil6metro % de La carretera de
Rio Piedras Fajardo. Precio ocho mil
A6lares dejando la paitad en- hipoteca
as por ciento ST 81 comprador 10 d'esea
Dirfjase Box 1925, San juan
1922.
CE VENDE:-residenci de con-
crcto con garaie, eatraaa de la
Avenida De Diego ndmero 5. Infor-
mara en- la misina, Telefono 2l4 verde,
Santurce, Rosa Toro viuda de Miriam
da.-aa--9.
a Il ccadERcIo :-Joven gradnado
de segundo a1o de escusla supe-
r:or con ocho afos de exporiencia CO.
rercial. acepta colocaci6n como depen
diente; agente vendedor; para traba-
jar en- oficina. Informara Tel. 4s5 ne
gro 0 Gale San Juan nllmero ~, San
turce.--l0-i6.
DosTAIEs AIEMANAs, suisas Y
americanas, de iInagenes, inicia-
les, palisades, felicitaciones Y anorosas
EFT Totes de 1850 remitense al reeibo de
$500 0 por G. O. d. Post Card Dealer,
Box 456, San Juan, p R.-P.
yYAPATERos:-- 81 qaereis scono-
- mizar en- la compra de pislss y
wateriales del ramo, solicitad nuestroa
precios. Apartado 1874. Aguadilla, r..
R-P.
GE VENDE una maquina Reming
~ ton No. 10 con su mesa en- nluy
buen estado. Informaran Cristo d,
tercer piso 0 telefono 1853 verde, San
Juan. 1924
nEsEo vender, directamense al
cOmprador, mi casa de concrete
armada, carretera NO. 12s, parada II,
Santurce. Puede inspeccionarla. Infor
mare EN- Allen So. San Juan Licencia
do Francisco del Vale, Jr. 1920.
VyENDo:- o:--Tres magnifcag casas:
dos en- Rio Piedras y una en- San
turcn, Ave. Antonsanti. Informaran:
Gale Jose de Diego nImero 26, Rio
Piedras. Tel6fono SO.
XfEND0, sin corredores en- Puerta
de TERRA bajada del muelle de
San Antonio. calle Valdes, solares, de
gran porvenir comercial Informaran.
Telefono 9os negro, Santurce. .-10-16.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-12

La falta de apetito, malestar
por condescender con su apetito,
Sc deben ambos la misma causa,
la difcultad del aparato digestive
para cumplir dsbidamente con su
importante mission. El alimento
no digerido que permanece en- el
tubo digestive, puede provocar
solamerte repugnancia por mas
al!mento, cuando no ppssie digerir
e one va tiene. hien puede
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-12
A los Conner rciantes Y
Quincalleros de la Isla
Otra y Ultima vez estoy regalando
los siguientes artlculos
Aproyeche Esta Unica Oportunidad

Agujas ingesas sin ' desde so Cts. mirar.
Abridores de lata de 50 doz go Cts. doz.
Alfleres pecho muy vistosos de a
Juegos de botones pedras puhos so Cts doE
Juegos de botOnes metal bancO 81 20 gruesa
Botones hueso tamano ~ so grnea.
Botone gruesa.
Botone gruesa
Botones colores % 27 so 40 Cts. gruesa.
cepilos ropa
colares de So 90 de So 90 81 so so Cts
colaes cuentas vidriO cOoes 2sP 81 s5 Cts dos
colares piedras colores rs
cOlares doradOs de 81 90 65 Cts
Cortaplumas dorados cartones So 90
cortaplumas cabo MADEIRA hojas, 81 65. =
Cortaplumas cabo int. nacar 81 90
Blusas color
Brochas barba rs
Espejos liz lata, Cts.
Espejos 5 x ata
Espejos 4 12 lata 80 Cts
Espejos 1ata,
Gorras bautismos bordadas 50 25
Hilo Superior para maquina lie
yds. banco
200 yds. blanco 35 Cts. doz.
200 vds. 38 Cts.
200 yds. colores As
yds.
Hebilas para chalecos cajita.
Horquflas herro 12 14-P. de 16 16 a 10 Cts.
Inpendibles 1-2 20 Cts gruea.
Juegos de peinea piedras bancas imitandc
brilante
idem
Joyeritos guardian prendas 90 81 %
Corbatas largas a
Corbatas anchas largas Inas de SIS 90 $3.50
corbatas
Colgantes 81 80
cintas tafeta No. 5 % Cts. No. a 18 Cts.
Cntas hiladillo
cintas hladllo pieza de SO yds. 16 Cts pieza.
cadenitas cuelo, doradas, a so Cts. doz.
cOrdones redondos s4 50 SO
Carteras a
Carteras bolsllos e
Carteras bolsiuo peauenas division grussa
Carteras bosilo pequcnas dlvisiones So 90
carteras bolsilo bohllos So g.
Iigas piernas so
Elastioo negro pulgada pazs
Elastico blanco pieza
Medias nino punto ingles blancas negras
Mechas quinqu6s no. rs Cts. gr
Nanau muy p yds piess
Nanzu japon6s 4OP. 10 yds. $S .25 pieza.
Pape para maqunila P RI.
Papael intac6n pliegos grandes 81 80 RI
Pape carta pequeno 4ooP. a so Cts
cajtas fno
Platone pngadas
Platilos porcelana japoneses 81 20 doz
Ramos blancos para a
Bcuquet bancos para 90
Eei0jes para bolslO alemanes garanzadOs a s. c
sacndidores alfombra de alambre 81 80 dog.
sombreros de
Tieras blancas aceradas pulgadas 50 25.
Tirantes para nino 81 25 doz.
Tirantes para Cabaueros doz.
Alcancias mitando Tanquess so dos.
felpa K a
Puno para cortinas trajes pulgadas 80 Cts.
Topsroas doradas milar
$3.50
$50 90 81 so doz los surtdos 81 90 doz.
Peines 80 Cts doz.
Enoa vsleneiSn deado 10 Cts pieza hasta 81 rs pisaa
4 y 5 yda
Encae Sombra ancho de Cts. yda.
Encaes Torchon desde Is hasta so Cts.
Bordados dede CT 12 Cts Cts. Cts Cts.
Boqas cigarrio cigarros 40
broderie
surtidos $50.
Bordados surtdos 500.
Todo baratisimo. sEnviado por
arulo por
peddo persona
nOcda envando % 40 selos mpor
tancia del pedido. -EstOs articuios pueddn
San JustO St. 2e -- P. o.
E. F.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-12
CT ALQuILA en- Miramar una

CE ALQUILA en- Miramar una ca
sa parada IL, frente la via
del ferrocarril, cabida para dos fami-
LAS mas. Informan al frente, Inocon
clio Rivera.-11-5.
DODGE Sc vENDE- En- perfscto
estado, con cinco meses de uso, Por au
sentarse su duefo. Informara DR.. Be
cerra, Tel %. Box 2s5, Bayamon. Sin
corredores. JOY
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-12

COLAREs:-venden en- La parada
SO, el mejor sttio de Hato Rey.
Para informes: o. calzada, Tetuan 8,
San Juan. Ofcina de IL Y de 4.
Telefono 441.-1O-19.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-12
AlNUNCIOS CLASLFICADOSH
Z yENTA DE FLOREs NATURA

Y yENTA DE- PLOREs NATURA-
LES en- Ia Gale ''Heare''. step
"A. Hanturce.-Llane II tel6fono 67s
szul, santurce ? seran servidos inmedia
tamente.-F.
nss y lsvados. Gran presentation
y exquisite perfume Muestras y pres.
pectos su representante jose o. Pc
ycrlz. Box 162, san Juan.-P.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-12

Sc vEEDEN EJEMPLAREs VIE
JOS DE "PUERTo RICO mUsTRA
DO, A $500 Ell QUINTAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-12
q LMORRANAs.-Internas Ok

- ~s- @~ 49,
n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sx-
tsrnas. Grietas = Curaci6n radical
con Ia Pemsda Inglesa Smith.
goiicitcla en- las farmacias de primer
Ordsn. Jose o. PeyOrk, Box 162, San
Trax.-P.
r~~~~s>~~-~S~-~--
VEND0: Central que interese locomo-
tora BELL cinco toneladas. Via rs cen
tlmetros. Combustible liQuido, POGO uso
Informaga J. Calaf, N1anati, P. 3. 1912
-s-e~~~--~-o1>|~~
EOVEN Taquigrafa, recientemente
granada del colegio r. Gregg con
dos amos de escuela superior dcsea CO.
locarse Sueldo moderado. Dirijase a
Taquigrafa, apartado los, Catafo. 10
12.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-12

secretion de iugos digestivos. Tam
bien favorece el funcionamiento en6r-
gico de todos los mlsculos v glandu-
las del intestine, de modo que la
accion muscular peristatica pueda
llevar ell alimento a trav6s del tubo
digestive, en- Ell tempo normal. Cada
una de las miles de glandulitas cuya
function es recoger Ia nutrici6n del
alimento y enviarla a todas las re-
giones del ORGANISING, recibe un esti-
mulo naximo. El resultado es que Ell
- alimento Sc digiere sin ninguna
molestia en- tai forma, que Sc
obtiene de el Ell maximo de be-
nefcio.
ST I'd. no tiene buel apetito,
81 su alimento lie perjudica, 81 no
a tisne ell peso q. debiera tener.
EIl permita q. Tanlae le demuestre
~ que pue5e obrar un milagro en-
~ su estado como ha sucedido en-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-12
AVlSO

Jlsseamos IEsfOrnar q
nnesSrOs anusnclanfss Gze
40 adnsiEiremos 6rdensa
para RA.IA de aruncgoo,
poE seIeEonO. Isas hajas
a~beran commnlcarse
eOr escrfGo =
= AdEnInSsIracH5a.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-12
NEcESiTAMos

JoNeR con experiencia en- tna-
baio de oficina. Uno que pueda
traducir bien lagI6s y casteIla-
no. Taquigrafo.
MORRIS E. STORYK.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-12

XfENDO, sin corredores en- Puerta
de TERRA bajada del muelle de
san Antonio. calle Vald6s, solares, de
gran porvenir comercial. Informaran.
Telefono eos negro. santurce -1o-16.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-12

VyENDo: Tres magnifcas casas;
dos en- Rio Piedras Y una en- San
turcn, Ave. Antcnsanti Informaran:
Gale Jose de Diego numero 26, Rio
Piedras. Telsfono SO.
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alinento
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-12

= trabajar, un joven, con experien-
cia en- los ramos de Mercancia. guinea
la, ferreteria v calzado, como vende-
dor 0 dependiente. Dara referencias.
sueldo moderado. Dirijase a J. r. j.,
Roble St. 40. Rio Piedras. Job.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-12

cE ALQJILA:-- Carretera Stop
26 y media ndnero 283 casa
mamposteria docs departamentos ga
raje. Adenas al fondo casa dormi-
torios para servicio TODD $500. In
formaran tel6fono .90S negro, santurce.
-1O-16
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DESEO vepder, directamente al
: comprador, mi casa de concrete
armada, carretera No. 12s, parada IL,
Santurce. Puede inspeccionarla. Infor
mare EN- Allen So. San Juan. Licencia
do Francisco del Vale, Jr. 1920
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-12

CE DE:-residencia de con-
- crcto con garaie, elltrada de la
Avenida De Diego ndmero 5. Infor-
mara en- la misina, Telefono 214 verde,
Santurce, Rosa Toro viuda de Miriam
da.--Aa--9.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-06-03
Short News of CITY

To Assist in SerVices-SOns of Vet
Grams bugle corps, numbering SO, will
go to Chester Sunday for memorial
services. The firing squad will ac-
company the corps and on the follow
ing Sunday, the same delegations will
go to Webster for memorial services.
Suit Is Dismissed-Suit of the Mid
west Auto company against Percy
Smith on mechanics lien, amounting
to S123.O5 was dismissed by the court
Saturday.
Marriage Licenses Issued-Marriage
licenses issued Saturday were: Ken
meth Eugene Olson of Milwaukee. wis.
and Miss Mildred Nusbaum Of Rich
mond: Ralph E. Marshall and Jennie
Westfall. both of Richmond, and Epler
NJ. PIivett and Myrtle Thomas, both
of Richmond.
To Move OHices-Prosecuting At
torney Paul A. Beckett will move his
law offices to the Murray Theatre
building Sept. /
Bishop to Speak-Bishop J. NJ. Grove
White will preach Sunday evening at
the Church of God and Saints of Christ
church on South Ninth street. Bishop
Gorve has been in the city for several
days, preaching at the church on Fri
day night and twice on Saturday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-06-03
"a hilton BANK
SUITS DISMISSED

Fourteen suits representing claims
Of various parties against the Milton
bank, which had been settled by the
bank in the past few weeks, wera
dismissed in circuit court Saturday.
The suits were brought by the fol-
lowing persons: Louis Wilson, Louis
Kleiber. Andrew Kerber, l, w. Dodd-
ridge, Sarah T. Hart, Margie l. Fra
zee. Ed Trine, Charles Kirlin, Charles
Doddridge, Ina Crownover, Brank Du-
Granrut, Clemie Market, Oliver Bee
son and Edward J. Weidner,
The Wcidner claim was the largest
individual item, it representing money
he had deposited in the bank and
amounted to $4,000.
At a meeting of the claimants about
two months ago, attorneys for the
bank informed them of steps being TAX
en- to liquidate the assets and pay off
claims which had been allowed on a
100 per cent basis The suits dismiss
ed Saturday represented the allowed
claims A few suits of claims which
had not been allowed, are still pend
ing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-06-03
OPENING OF EARLHAM
EXERCISES SUNDAY

The opening of the commencement
events with the celebration of Earl
hams seventy-fifth birthday will take
place Sunday at the annual baccalaure-
a:e services held in the college chap
el. At this time the seniors with their
guests and relatives will be addressed
by DR.. Ebert Russell of Swarthmore,
Pa, formerly head of the Biblical de-
partment of Earlham.
In the afternoon there will be a pro-
gram of sacred music on the campus
under the direction of Prof Carton and
in the evening the final meeting of
the joint Y. NJ. and Y. w Christian
associations will be addressed by
President David NJ. Edwards at Chase
Stage. Six tickets for the baccalaure-
ate services are distributed to each
senior and onyl those having the tick
cts may be given seats on the lower
floor
Booths have been erected on the
campus for the registration of the
hosts of Earlhamites returning to the
campus and for the purpose of dis
tributing the Who's Who edition of all
old grads which has been compiled
this year under the supervision of Miss
Mariana Brown, in addition to vari-
Gus other purposes. The tent for the
alumni banquet has also been erected
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-06-03
.EARLHAM TRUSTEES
TO MEET MONDAY

Only that business which is of the
foremost importance will be taken up
by the board of trustees of Earlham at
the regular meeting of the body Mon
day morning at 10 o'clock, according
to Walter c. Woodward, president Of
the trustees. Due to the rush of aCtiv-
tiles in connection with the COM
mencement time celebration it is the
intention TO postpone the routine busi-
ness such as the budget appropriations
and other phases of the trustee duties
until the meeting in July.
One matter which will be considered
Monday will be regarding the erection
of an indoor field on the campus during
the summer. All plans must be ap-
proved by the board before any work
is started
The members of the board of trus-
tees are: Walter c. Woodward presi-
dent; Murray S. Barker. Atwood Jen-
kins, Sumner Mills, Mariana Brown,
Christine Osborne, Oliver Clark
Charles Woodman, Ebert Morris, Jo-
seph Goddard, President D. NJ. Ed
wards, Alvin Wildman. Lucy Hill Bin
ford, Edward D. Evans, Albert Cope
land, Ethel Symons Stuart.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-06-03
OTHERS" is SUBJECT
FOR B. Y.P.U, SESSION

Special services will be held at the
B. Y. P. Z. meeting at the First Bap-
tist church at $50 o'clock Sunday
evening. The subject to be discussed
will be Others" Lester Beach will
lead the discussion. Topics assigned
are:
"a Relationship Different from HUI,
man Brotherhood" Russell McMa-
han: "Christians Are to Exercise a
Peculiar Power Over Others Harry
Bockstette; "A Loving Attitude To
ward Others" Melvin Kendall: "a Pc
culiar Love Toward Other Christians, "
Mrs. Chauncey Burr; Love Even
Your Enemies" Florence McMahan;
THE Bible Teaches Redemption" "
Helen Unthank; christians Are to
Tell the Story of Redemption to 9th
ers," Electa roster
Recitations will be given by Ruth
McMahan and Thelma Williams.
There will be special music An invi,
tation is given to those young people
who took a stand for Christ at the
Sunday meetings and gave the Bap-
tist church as their preference.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-06-03
Boys Make Form Record
On 3OO-Acre Tract


CHICAGO June 3.-Boys of Law
renee Hall. Episcopal diocesan home
for boys. have made Il record as farm
ers at Camp Hardy. Mich. on a 500
acre tract where they spend 10 weeks
each summer. Lawrence Hall was
established by the Newsboys and Boot
blacks association, of which H H.
Higginbottom was the moving spirit,
In one summer the boys raised
enough sweet corn to supply them
through the season at the rate of 500
ears a meal; more than a ton of string
Deans, which they sold to a canning
company: more than a years supply
of fodder corn for the livestock of
the farm and a winters supply of pO-
tatoes for the farmers family, not TO
mention enough beans 10 add 80 bush
els TO the supply for the boys of the
hall Besides this, they took care of
the cows, made Improvements on the
camp property, and cleared some 80
acres of land procuring fire-woOd and
providing pasture.
The rustic chapel at the camp was
built by the boys themselves, and was
dedicated by graduates of the hall
who are represented on its service
flag by 10 stars.
However, the 10 weeks at the Camp
Hardy are not passed solidly in work.
The farm usually occupies the morning
hours. Little Blue Lake affords them
fishing, boating and three swims n
day
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-06-03
REV, EARL NAFTzGER
TO CONDUCT REVIVAL
AT GRACE METHODIST

Rev. Earl NaftZger, of Winona Lake,
will conduct the two weeks "conserva-
tion revival" which is to be carried
on by the Grace NJ. Z. church, begin
ming Sunday.
Rev. Naftzger, who held his first
charge as a minister at Centerville
from 1896 to 1898, is a brother of the
late Rev. Leslie j. Naftzger, who was
pastor of Grace NJ. Z. church here for
five years. from 1892 to 1896.
The success of the series already
is assured, in a part at least" said DR..
A. H. Backus, pastor of the church,
for out of $50 non-member trail hit,
ters who expressed a preference for
Grace church over 80 have made ap-
plication for membership and will be
received in the church at the Sunday
morning services"
Services start Sunday.
The revival series begins Sunday
evening with a sermon by Rev. Eddie
Thomas, of Muncie, former bartender
On Monday night the pastor will be
in charge of the services, and on
Tuesday Rev. and Mrs. Naftzger will
be in charge.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Naftzger are
gifted musicians. and will do a large
part of their own singing, but the
members OF the Billy Sunday chorus
who attend Grace church, are expect
ed to be in attendance at the series.
The chorus is to be at the church on
Sunday morning.
Rev. Billy Sunday recommended the
Rev. Naftzger to Rev. Backus as a
highly commendable evangelist"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-06-03
MISS LUCILLE CARNEY
PRESENTS STUDENTS
IN RECITAL ON PIANO

Miss Lucille Carney presented pu-
pills in piano recital Saturday after
noon at 2:3O o'clock at St. Mary's
Community house. North A and Sew
enth streets. The work of each pupil
showed much skill and thorough
training, Their performances dis
played sympathetic color and splen-
did artistry that was unusual The
program was presented as follows:
Les Mardi Gras Enfreis &C. Schu-
bert, Op. 79)-Beatrice Throcmorto,
Justin Knuchel.
(a) Hill Dale Waltz Erred Fillmore>. !.
(b) Nible Waltz Nymphs CWalter
Rolfe)-Martha Harter.
My First Nalse-Ruth Starr.
a. Dream FAIRIES paul Ducelle, Op.
IT, No. 12), (b) Forest Child MAX
ranke)-Lorcne Cronin.
Ca) Boy Scout March (Streabog),
(b) Light Out (Henlin)-Hershel
Clevenger.
Duet, Invitation to the Dance &C. NJ
VanWeber)-Llda Hanning, Thelma
Jones.
(a) Walking in the Moonlight *
Sims), (b) Golden Wedding Waltz
"a. J. Barkhousel-Flora Schroeder
(a) Daisy Waltz (Streabog), d.
My First Violet-Jeanette Evans.
Comrades Waltz-ElanOre Runnells,
Lorene Cronin.
(a) Rustic of Spring (Sinding), (b)
The Flatterer (Chaminade)-Curtis
Akin.
(a1 May Bloom (Edquard Dorm. OD.
so, (b) Harlequin (Thomas)-Be-
atrice Throcmorton.
(a) Vocal-Fragranc of a Rose
(Wilson Howard) (b) Vocal-Sing,
Sing. Birds on the Wing-Margaret
Schweikert.
(a) Little Sunbeam Waltz (M R
MechtiId) (b) Valse Lento Nouis A.
Brooks)-Llda Hanning.
Valse (Alice FarrelD-Mary Nor
gan.
Duet-Selected Martha Thomas,
Elanore Runnels.
(a) The Races (Wm. Heidi (b)
Serenade (B. CampbelD Justin
Knuchel
(a) Dream of the Reaper (Carl
Heins) (b) Will O the Wisp (Juneg-
man)-Elanore Runnels.
/ (a) To a Skylark (Ethel Crane)
! (b) Merry Maids Waltz q. EckerD
Martha Thomas.
/ Ca) Waltz of Dreams (Pearl ]. Hus-
tom (b) Dream of Reaper d. E. Orth)
Ruth Guyer
! (a) May Bells Pearl. Op. e. (b) Les
/ Sylphes &c. Backman) -Thelma
Jones.
Duet-Sweet Violet-Jeanette Ev.
ans. Flora Schroeder.
(a) Scarf Dance (Chaminade) tb)
! Valsc Chromatic Goddard lone
Lamb
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-06-03
The Farm and the Farmer
BY William r. Sanborn

TO a man they hated to see leave Rich
mond.
The extension service bulletin of
the Missouri state college asks: WHY
buy more nitrogen?" It then proceeds
10 answer that question as follows:
In the air above every acre of farm
land there abound limitless quantities
OF nitrogen-millions of pounds.
To draw on this vast store for his
own uses the farmer has only to grow
clover properly inoculated with nitro
gen-fixing bacteria. In clover he is
producing rich protein feed-heayily
laden with nitrogen. And by carefully
conserving the residues of this crop.
he may continually add nitrogen to
the soil in a form readily convertible
into subsequent crop wealth.
why Buy Nitrogen-It's Free" IS
one of the slogans of Missouris Clover
and Prosperity campaign in which the
farmers of ten counties will closely
cooperate with the Missouri agricul-
rural extension service.
Dairy Show at Kansas City.
The dairy division of the United
States department of agriculture has
prepared an elaborate exhibit showing
the best practices for general dairy
farms. This exhibit will cover more
! than $500 feet of floor space, and has
| attracted more attention than any.
thing ever put out by the department
I Of agriculture The entire exhibit will
| be on view at the Heart of America
| Dairy show, June to TO- in Conven
! ton hall, Kansas City. The show Is
! open to all visitors free of charge
Besides the United States department
, of agriculture, the Kansas. Missouri
and Arkansas agricultural colleges
will have exhibits pertaining particu
| larly to dairy problems of these three
states. A special educational program
10 be held Tuesday June 6, is beine
| prepared for a committee whose chair
man is A. c. Ragsdale, professor o.
dairy husbandry at the Missouri col
lege of agriculture.
New Illinois HoIstein Record.
Illint Dulcine De Kol, five year ole
Holstein COW owned by the University
Of Illinois, at Urbana, has just hung
up new state record for milk anC
butterfat production, for cows of AM
breed.
The COW gave 24,3217 pounds o
milk. Her butterfat production wal
99S.367 pounds, which is equivalent t
1,247.96 pounds of butter. She is tht
only COW in Illinois which has a pro
duction of more than 1900 pounds o
butter in one year. according to NJ
H. Campbell. associate in dairy hus
bandry at the university.