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Evening star., 1922-04-26

With testimonials and congratula-
tions of friends showered on him at
the completion of his term of service
with the government printing office,
after an employment there from 1877
to the present time, George r. Boone
was retired from service Saturday
and left for his old home in Berkeley
Springs, w. Va.
w. NJ. Leavitt, on behalf of friends
in all sections of the printery, pre-
sented Mr.. Boone with large trav-
cling bag. box of cigars and two
cartons of cigarettes.
When MIR. Boone was appointed by
Public Printer DeFrees. in 1877, as an
apprentice. he served in an institu-
tion where all type was handset, and
until the time of his retirement, with
the exception of a few years, when he
was with the Standard Oil Company.
he worked in the hand section of the
government printing Office, his term
OF service extending over almost
forty years.
He was recogh>eed Is one of the ex-
pert old hand craftsmen Of the trade
Evening star., 1922-04-26
FRENCH LOSE SUIT.
I. c. C. Rules ON Claims on War
Freight Rate Charges.

Tho French government lost yester-
day a proceeding before the Interstate
Commerce Commission. by which it
sought to recover from the Erie
railroad approximately $1,000, which
it alleged to be overcharged in
freights on munitions bought in the
Cn1se1 Wr 11es ia1ee amo1nf, 'ne os wanev mar .re
sought by the French government
in other similar proceedings which
are still pending. and the first case.
decided by the commission in favor
of the railroad, was one of the small
est, involving only the question of
whether shell billets took a rate
given rough steel or whether they
were to be classed as forged ma
terials, more extensively placed in
freight schedules. The commission
held the railroad was authorized to
collect the heavier charges.
Evening star., 1922-04-26
A Day
of
Savings

Two-piece and Dutch style
Portieres, of woven madras
in the popular cross stripes.
Light and dark green COM
binations. The bargain is
most timely, as women are
setting about frightening
the home for the coming
season.
Evening star., 1922-04-26
FOR COLLEGE Benefit.

A concert for the benefit OF the Wash
ington Wellesley Club quota Of the
Wellesley College endowment fund will
be given at Polls Theater this aft
ernoon by Nine. Margaret Matze-
nauer. leading contralto of the Metro
politan Opera Company. Nine. Matze-
nauer will give a program of French
and German songs and several operatic
son and Delilah." Tickets are on sale
at Polls Theater.
The Washington Wellesley Club last
year pledged a generous quota to the
endowment fund and undertook to raise
the money through series of concerts
and plays, of which the one this after
noon will be the last for the season.
Evening star., 1922-04-26
ORDERED TO WASHINGTON.

Lieut.. Commander John A. Byrne. at
the navy supply depot, Brooklyn, N.
Y, has bee nassigned to duty in the
Department.
Evening star., 1922-04-26

and had served for time as assistant
foreman of the hand section.
Evening star., 1922-04-26
Muslin Underwear, 74c

Continuing the sale of bet
ter quality gowns, envelope
,chemise, petticoats and draw
ers at this special price. Many
pretty embroidery and lace
trimmed styles.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-01
A MID-wJNrER CoGrrArIoN

days leisure hours an ordn-
srily active mind into reflection
For what apparently whatever xe find
ourselves suddenly wondering about things which
fore that moment had always taken for granted
the instant the commonplace become tho fantas-
tic. and the obvious may become mystifyng.
But when someone asks, why aren't barber shop
ceilings put proper use?" he question that
is merely whimsical. practical question: as
tangible the plaster and OF which ceiling
is It wide impending as the combined
of the ceilings OF ali the barbershops in the
world
Why should this space be left blank and unused
Think Of the number of that gaze daily barber
shop ceilings. IN practically all owners or
these ewes in receptive Lying nat on their
back they could their over to observation
and reflections such could stimulated in no other
way One SO quickly the most intricate
pattern design plaster OF the ceiling
nd it is seldom that such contem plation is useful
But barber shop ceiling inscribed with suitable
suggestions, with hints and of could
be made Of the Of much profit INFINITE is the
number OF suggestions which spring to that mind as
material placed thu ceiling in the direct line OF
vision of the victim in the barber chair sug
gest thoughts the higher life on morality on poll
tics. and social individual problems OF all kinds
Ey ingenious device OF slides we might even give
the customer choice OF topics to be displayed
AS final inducement TO promote this use Of bar
Der shop ceilings suggested it would relieve
the barber OF the necessity entertaining his recn
ing and helpless guest That alone would make it
worth while
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-01
BRITAIN TO PAY SOON

The demonstration at Washington OF Americas in
<ention TO require repayment OF the loans made to
Allied nations during the has had the effect of
stirring the British consider OF discharging
their obligation. It is reported from London plans for
paying overdue interest in the making
sury representative viii to this side to
the contract. Presumably he Will be empowered
also UP with the refunding commission provided
principal or the Indebtedness Great Britain
concerned it may be assumed the negotiations will
proceed mutually satisfactory conclusion without
hitch.
Such outcome will be much to the benefit OF
Great Britain TO the United States It will the
English in position to call upon their Allies to make
arrangements for paying what is owed TO them The
example Britain is prepared they will find It diff
hcult TO decline to follow However it is understood in
London there viii be for immediate payment.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-01
SETTLING OLD DISPUTE

President Harding's conciatory Intervention the
controversy between Chile provinces
of Tscna and africa well timed The ministers the
two South America countries Washington have
carrying conversations the subject but apparently
have not nearly reached any conclusions Chile is not
willing TO eoncede anything more than plebescie the
disputed territory determine which country
belong. point alone while Peru
demands that the whole questions of Interpretation OF
the Treaty OF Ancon be arbitrated
The Peruvians contend that since the treaty was
entered into almost 40 Chile has diluted the
population OF Tacna and africa that she is
sred of favorable vote If the question OF allegiance
IS submitted peescite II President Hardng's offer
Is accepted the American aim win be bring
agreement what subject shall arbitrated IT ap-
parent that both the disputants disposed
which gives ground for hope that they may
be induced to adopt assuring peace between
them.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-01
The Passing Shoe

OUR financial ambition
Is TO be classed with big prospects
IN connection with a
DRIVE for some worthy cause
But be out OF town when
TIE solicitor for It calls.
collecting agency seems
TO be Frances idea
or an eccentric conference.
SOME people seem %
SAVE Up their coughing all week
so they can turn It loose when
THEY go to church on Sunday.
TT takes some people
QUITE tirne to find out that
THERE is quite difference
Br7rw EExsseing in favor
OF large families
AND having one Of your own.
WHILE man whom an actress
Announces she IS going TO marry
DENIES It we rather
INCLINE to back the woman
HAVING observed that whom
A woman decides to
MARRY e man she generally does.
celebrated toe dancer
NOW harbors T. pet skunk
SAID to be in fun possession u All
HIS faculties both physical
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-01
PUBLIC OWNERSHIP

The practical type of public ownership public
utilities is that which the Bell Telephone urging
upon its subscribers.
Put stock in the concern, and have voice in the
control and share of the OF the corporation
hat is serving You, advises the Bell. which sounds
times.
Not many years ago public service companies
trying corner outstanding stock, herding stray
ing shares back whenever possible into the hands
few controlling factors That the OF "the public
be damned which has given pace to the modern
thought the public be served
Doubtless this of thing is due become popu-
lar among organizations of the kind. No way
could be fund to the demand for Government
ownership. 1t is night follows day that
tn of few shares of protearning public utility
bearing bonds of low earning that be
expected to grow value.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-01
ABOUT THAT $25 600.

1t Is proposed by group of Hammond in these
hsrd times to spend $4,000 in getting the physical
valuations Of certain public utilities operate In this
locality Just why, wonder is it necessary 10 spend
$4,000 IN acquiring Information that may be obtained
TOR nothing By simply writing the public
Enission OF Indiana enclosing a two cent stamp
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-01

1t will be good politics let the French for instance
reflect bit the IMPLICATIONS OF the British
US. Convinced that they will have TO only the
United States but their chief ally they be expected
their poitico-economc policy with this duty
Britsns readiness negotiate with US will
smooth the way arrangement with France by
OF her great creditors.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-01

petrfed has been found in Oklahoma
coal mine. Probably poor who drank poison
bootleg
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-01

DOES a drop the price or the peanut that
we viii have of it in politics?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-11
Nusvas FueTzas y
VigOT para H0InbT8s
Gsstad0s Y DsbllitadOs

ST por sxceso de trabajo, Pre- ,curs.
clones, trasnochadas, constante tension
1erviosa, indulgencia desordsnadl Gu
los placeres de la vida otros exec
SOS. Sc encuentra ustod con sGs fuerzas
nerviosas depauperadas v SURE I'd. las
temibles torturas Y gran debilitamiento
causado por agotamento del fuido ner,
Lyo-vital, encontrafa I'd. que HTERRO
NUxADo" con frecuencia aumentara
rrodigiosamente sts fuerzas, energia y
resistenc.a en- dos semanas. No solo en-
riquece la sangre abasteciendo mayor
Intrici6n las gastadas c6luias neIvio-
sas, sino que "fIIERRo NUxADoY
contiene tambien Ell principal constitu-
yente quimico della fncrza activa ner-
viosa, es por 10 tanto un verdadero
alimento de la sangre y de los nervios.
supliendo nuevo abasto de ese fuidc vi
tai al sistema nervioso gastado, pronta-
nlente restituye a los hombfes el vigor
varonil, la fuerza y magnetismo perso-
nal tan admirado del bello sexo, v que
tan necesaric es para tener exito EN- to-
do esfuerzo emprendimiento indivi-
GuAl.
No acepte Ud. sino el lsgitino CHE
RRo NUxADO'7 que ileva el notnbre
de Dae Health Laboratories. Ningdn
ctro producto es ia 1nisina cosa'', nj
da eel mismo resultado''. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-11
Es MARAvIrLoso, DICE UN
BosToNENSE

la manera Ell que Tanlac reltaur6
la saIud de mi esposa y la ha fortale-
cido,' dice gel Dr.. T E, Cox promi-
nente dentista de Boston, Mass. con
domicilio en- la calle Wanwick No. 80,
la medicina en- mi case v desde' luego
ha sido tan notable, que decih probar
me- he sentido completamente msjora-
do, pesar de- haber tornado solo dos
botellas.
No me sentia realmente enfermo,
pmo habia perdido Ell apetito me sen
tia sumamente agotado. Me sentia
fatigado constantemente y trabajaba ca
81 sin energia. Pero Tanlac ha moai-
fcado este, en- un espacio de tempo
tan corto, que me ha sorrrendidc Es
sencillamente maravilIosa la man n
en- que estimula. Ell apstito Y n!-5ora Ia
digestion. Estoy conpletamense con
vencido de que Tanlac es una medicine
de m6rito ext-aordinario. =
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-11

I .Tanlac representa- sn peso en- orc
para MI. ytodo o. dinero del mundo no
seria sufciente para co,nprar todo el
bien que me ha leoho'i, dice Ell Sr !.
Harry McAvoy. del HoteA Alexandria
de los Angeles uro de los mas grandes
y mas hermesos hoteles del Sur de Ca
lifornia. 4
"En 1900 sufri de dsbilitamientc
general v dllrante esos afos caste mi
pequefa fortuna en- busca de la sa1ud
Probe todas las medicinas y tratamien-
tos que pueden, conseguirse con Ell dine
ro. pero cuando mas solo consegui ali
VIC temporal. Por fin, ced1 por compile
to ante La enfermedad tllve que aban-
donar por complete todo trabajo.
'Padecf indigestion en- la peor de
sus formas NADIA me GAIA bien y te-
MIA verdadero tenor de conner, porque
este no era mas Que snfrimiento des-
puss. No Saba 10 que era tensr una
fioche de rsposo y era casi un desas-
tire nervioso Perdf tai fusrza v peso,
Que me ssntia demasiAdo debil, adn pa
ra andaf E
''Por fin, comprend que no podia re-
sistir mas tismpo, y como habia leido
tanto de TanIac, me decidi a probarlc.
En- 1ealidad, sres., fue la sorpresa mas
grande y mas grata. de mi vida, pues
comence sentirme msjor IN el acto.
Mejor6 mi apetfto, cofnenc6 dor1nir
fnejor, recobre gradualmente mi ener-
gia. Asi es que continue tomando la
medicinal y en- solo algunas se1nanas me
he visto libre de mis- males y he obser-
vado que he aumentado unos 8 kg. de
peso
.sDdsde entonces, he gozado de la
mejor salud que haya tenido en- toda
mi vida. Nunca he tenido un achaque
o dolor. Como de todo 10 que quiero y
nunca he padecido por este; en- reali-
dad, me siento como un hombre nuevo
v lleno de fuerza y energia. Mis- ner-
vios estan tranquilos y vigorosos y mi
suefo es tranquilo reparador. =
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-11
AVISO IMPORTANTE

Hago saber a los comerciantes deta
ristas y al piblic3 Ell general que tha-
biendo compraio las acreditadas ma
quinas marca "Landis' para la fabri
caci6n Ge calzado de todas classes Y ia
manos Sc fabr;can 10 mismo a fnauui-
ma que mano; solicits nluestras y pre-
clos 10 mismo al detail que al por ma
yor. Sc garantizan; son todos sue,as
no hay carton. Pueden dirigirse la
"Favorita del Campo 6s Manuel MO
RALEs sUAREz; en- Comerfo, P. R.
Fropietario.
oIGAN, NINos EscoLAREs
Tsnembs zapatos Gesde el mfnimo
precio de un peso hasta dos d6.ares Gin
crtenta centavos; ST encuentran carton
en- mi calzado Sc lie devolvera Ell dine
ro. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-11
de
Saratoga

81 s,,s dioestiones son Iabo.
Fiosas, Sila dyspepsia Ie hfEs su-
Erif. 81 las F,,nciones de su est6.
Sraec ' sli higado no estan re.
kltlari7adas. pruebe ell aqua di.
kestiva de Saratoga, narca
yGeyser" v podra usted digerir
|. hasta piedras. ST miles de per.
Bpnas reciben, yendo a Sarato-
ga, la ventaia de estas maravi-
Ilosas aguas Spor que no ha de
recibirIa usted iguaI? Pruebe
una soIa boteIIa. De venta en-
Farr,acia. HoteIes y CoInados.
So soIioitan agentes.
Representante:
c. r WVM IAN.
Allan az. San Juan.
A6vt. \
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-11
Hor11bres Pr0f11i1entes
Encon1ian FL Tanlac
AlcaIdes, Jueces, Mietnbros del
Gobierrlo del EstadO Y los Dis.
tritOS, BanquerOs, AbOgadOs,
Doctores, Editor es v Minis
trOs 10 Recomiendan.

Es muy raro, en- verdad, que hon.
bres prominentes, en- especial aqual.os
que ocupaa altos pnestos pnb1icos.
deseen expresar publicamente SUI agra
dsciMiento hacia una inedicina de pa
tsnte Gin embargo, Thtohos hombres
pcominentss, incluyendo Jueces de Ia
surrema Corte, Alcalaes de las princl-
psles ciudadss, promirentes mielnbros
de los gobisrnos de los Estados y de
los Districts, oalqueres, abogados, doc
toren, editores, edacadorea, 1nienbros
del gobierno y aun ministries del Evan
CELLO han creidc su deber contar al pl-
blico 10 que Tanlac ha hecho por ellos
Estos eonocIdos hombres de negocios
han rsconocido en- esta medicina un nue.
vo descubrimiento y um nuavo triunfo
cientifco en- al mundo m6dico. Es IN
hecho reconocido que estas esplendidas
recomendaciones las ha recibiio Tanlac
constanteinente y las continuara recibien
do, a MEDIA que Sc hagan nuevas prde-
bas de su valor, = este misino expica
por que tantas droguerfas de todo el
pals hacei sus psdfdos s6loopor carros
En- seguida Sc publican algunuos de
DOS testimonies de entire Ell ndnsro
crecido que nos llegan continual
melte y Sc hacen conocer al pdbnco
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-11
UN Ex-JEFE DE PoLICIA DE TE-
xAs EsTA coNvENcIDo .AHoRA

''No hay dinero sufciente para COM
prar ell bien que Tanlac me ha hecho y
con gusto 10 recomiendo por 10 que ha
hecho en- mi caso', dice ell Hon. Ar
chic R Anderson, Ex-Jefe de Policfa
del distrito de Harris, Texas. que fus
reelecto para este alto puesto siete ve-
cea y sirvi6 al pueblo de dicho distrito
Is amos, ccmo Jefe de Policfa. FL Sc
nor Anderson fue jefe de la policia de la
ciudad de Houston, en- donde reside por
varios amos, y no hay un hombre mas
conocido en- ell distrito de Harris.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-11
AYuDE A Los NINos PoBREs

Es necesario que en- caGa muni-
cipio de esta isla Sc organize la So
ciedad filantr6pica "El zapato de
los Ninos Pobres". Esta sociedad
viene trabajando desde hace varios
amos en- San Juan, con tanto euto
que podercos asegurar que todos los
nifios pobres que asisten las es-
cuelas van debidamente calzados.
No sc necesita hacer sacrificioa
aceptamos cualquier donativo por in
signifcante que sea. Mandelo hoy
mismo 81 usted desea, a la se6ora
MARIA r. DE SUAREZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-11
EN- PENUELAS

Ell lunes A Sc llevo a efecto el de
safio entire las novenas Venus" y
"Verano", asistiendo numerosas per
sonas.
La labor de Corolo, el pitcher dsl
Venus, fue muy eficiente, contri-
buyendo a que su novena saliera triun
fante.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-11

SDesea I'd. cambiar de color su traje?
11ame al PORTO RICO STEAM
LAUNDRY, que cuenta con una planta
de 'Dry Cleaning y tehido y 10 ten
era prcnto bisn hecho.
Telefonos 96 y 1914. San Juan, P. r.
AGvt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-11
DE BASE BALL


Ell cronista Gerrish Jr., defensor
acerrimo del team puerto Rico'' y
gran enemigo del "Humacao Stars,
Sc desata en- injurias contra el va
aludido team, como es su costum-
bre.
Conocenlos las razones que tiene el
senior Rogue al hablar en- contra del
"Humacao Stars, siendo la causa las
revelaciones hechas por el cronista
Williams, de Hunacao,I respecto a
las combiraciones hechas por ell team
Puerto Rico para benefciar los in
gresos de su novena.
En- cuanto 10 que dice del team
Humacao, lie debemos advertir que
Humacao puede ganar en- cualquier
parte v con cualquier umpire" que
sea justo, Y no como los que trajo el
team Mpyagiiez. Sepa fGerrish que
no pusimos ning1n umpire Official, Y.
ST de otros pueblos, que aprovecha-
ron ell momento para descargar sus
odios contra ell team Humacao, en-
tre los que figuraban: Iriarte, quien
Gio sus desiciones del lado del Ma
yagiez, al igual que FideI (soldado
de Cayey), y Baez, de Humacao, que
sirvi6 de umpire pesimamente, 10 que
nos extrafi6 muchfsimo. Pero no po-
demos quejarnos del sefior Negrada
(vecino de Puerta &c Tierra), cuyas
decisiones fueron justas y legales en-
las que demostr6 su alta caballerosi-
dad.
ST Sc fila usted sefior Rogue, en-
los scores" del domingo 8 de Sep
tiembre, vera que a1n estando los
"umpires" centrarios a nesotros, pu
dinos hacer dos buenos juegos; 4
a 1 por la mafana, Y 2 por la
tarde, 10 que le demostrara que Sc
MOS JUGADORES DE PRIM11RA
LINEA.
iQue le encuentra usted Ia move
ma Humacao Stars que la critica?
SLa ha visto jugar para que Ia juz-
que de esa manera tan POGO usual en-
los cronistas que Sc tienen por algo?
No encontramos razon alguna para
que act1e usted de tai manera. 1 Per
que menciona IA juegos Y no nnencio-
ma 19 dc. los que hefnos ganado Is
Y perdido los restantes? ;Que es en-
nuestro gallinero? Puede que tenga
raz6n en- expresarse dA.ese rnodo, pc
no sepa sehor GerrisR Jr., que Ell
team Humacao Stars ESTA DIS
PUESTO A JUGAR CON Ell MA
YAGUEZ, PONCE Y CUALQUIER
TEAM QUE Sc CREA DE PRI-
MERA EN- TERRENO NEUTRAL,
con "umpires1 como los que usted
riombra.
Y para terminar sefior Gerrisl1 Jr.,
le aconsejamos todos que suspenda
sus crfticas al team HUMACAO
STARS, pues a juzgar por su cr6ni-
ca del martes cinco del corriente, to
davfa es la hora que lusted no nos
ha visto en- ell campo de ia rclota. Y
siga recomendando sus famosas pc
lotas de 27 innings Rawlings.
GALMES.
Humacao, p. r.
=
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-11


mejor' lie dice un amigo en- una
carta.
Una de las uitinias adicionss a la lar.
ga lista, cada vez mas nlmerosa de
hombrss prominentes que han recomen-
dado pub1icamente Tanlac por Ell bien
que les ha producido, es el nombre del
Hon. Frank ". Evans, ex-Alca1ds de
Biriningham. Ell sr Evans es uno de
los hombres pnblicos mas conocidos en-
en- la actnalidad, en- Alabama, = es al
1nismo tempo editor de uao, de los pc
riodicos mas grandes del SUI, el Btr-
mInghain Age Herald Fpe tanbien
inspector ID contrfbuciones en- Alaba.
ma. a. ID
En- una carta dirigida kun amigo
en- Atlanta, ell sr. Evans dice:
Birmingham, Ala.
"...Al mismo tempo, ,leadir6 que
I'd. no me va conocer cuando volva-
mos vernos, porque va me- siento me-
jor y mas fuerte seg1n lie referi el
mes pasado, que ostuve en- esa ciuda1,
he sufrido desde hace algt1n rtienpo de-
gastritis, segln lie llama Ell doctor, IS
decir una enfermedaa del estomago, con
estrenimiento, dolores de espalda, ja1ue
ca, eructos,' agruras, perdida de apeti-
rluchas ssmanas no podla dorHair boca
to, falta de suefo y desmRyes. Por
''Hace una Seniaha, por rasomenda
arriba.
ci6n de algunos amigos que han probS-
do La medicina, conipre una boteila de
Tanlac con1ence tonarla. Desde
que la tono, va no he sufrido de mis-
Antiques males, creo que realinente
siento que me estoy poniendo de nusxo
fuertS y perfectamente bien, INo es
este maravilloso a mi edad?, Bien, en-
realidad Tanlac es una medicina mara
viilosa y I'd sabe que no me gusta
elogiar meros experimentos y que soy
bastante extricto Ell asuntos de mate
, ria medica.
'.continuars el tratatniento. con ia
conhanza sbsollta en- los reslItados f.
males.
(Firmado) Frank v. Evans =