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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-17
LAMMOT DU POINT W|NS|
IN TENNIS MATCHES.
Tournament at du Pont Coun.
try Club Provides Many
Thrills.

The tennis championship matches at
che du Pont Country Club Saturday,
provided many thrills. The first round
Of the women's golf championship WAS
completed.
While the tennis returns indicate nn
easy victory for Lammot du Pont, who
von from f. l.. Twillcy, OIL, OIL, never
thclcss, IL WAS hard fought game in
which some mighty good tennis was
plaved. J. ]. Williams and c. A. Hume
had 10 play quite long drawn-out
game. Hume, after n hot battle, took
the match, 6-3, 30, Ga.
Iammot du font is the only man who
has PLAYED the third round and he had
very little trouble disposing OF Mr.. Mill
ing, oil, 6-l.
First Round Tennis.
Lammot du Pont defeated T. L,
Twilley, I'll, 6-l.
]. Ii. Whitney defeated Z. c. kunn'
i. W. Milling defeated F. J. Funk,
{. A. Hume won from f. F. Melia by
r. y. Mlhkin defeated b. F. Coy, e-s,
]. T.. Bogsc won from F. B. squair by
W A. Adamson won from A. h.
Echols by default.
Second Round Tennis.
Lammot du Pont defeated j. J. Whit
nev. I'll, oil.
+. ". Milling drew bye.
&. A, Hume defeated J. J. Williams
J. + Bossc defeated W. A. Adamson
O., 6-A
Third Round Tennis.
Iammot du Pont defeated I. W. Null
ing, 81. oil.
The Earrings for the mems golf cham
nionship series were announced To-
dav as follows: ]. G. Guenvcur vs.. ID: ID
Ranken; Y. ]. Chapman W. I. W. har
r;s. los Calhoun vs.. J. Sachs; G. b
Jacobs Us ". 4. Simonton; Frank
Ernst vs I T.. Herman; T.. l.. kinslel
ys n ~ Uobson: q. J. Reichard VS.. J
pren,Lngcr. & W. Dickcy vs.. W. +
I,ruy. M q. Chickering Va J. +. Bogge
y. j. Murphy VS.. Is. +. Sueop, +. u
Holmes vs.. {. I. Pierce IL l.. hiame'
vs.. y. A. Craigue, J: W. Lswr,e W
Vim. Flynn; X Z. Riley vs.. N. IN
Casey; L. L. Mahoncy VS. r irln''' y
Mclaughlin vs.. {. A.. Hume
Several of the members have ,playco
of their first round with the following
results.
] Y. Herman defeated Frank Ernst
up. ,y,
and a.
G. " Dickey defeated W. F. krus
WG Chickerins defeated J. i. Bosyc
+ a Holmes defeated c. T. Pierce
and >.
The frs, round for the wunnen's COL
cbampionship has been completed Muef
enthusiasm has been displayed or
the mar, of the feminine players, scvera
of whom came out during the cxtrems
heat 40 nlav off their matches Ib<
match between Miss Beacon and Mia
Ninsonhalcr was n very cloee ore, Mis-
Hencom having one s,rolr 10 the goot
a, Tho end of the first nine holes, ans
M the end Of the second nine stll hss.
A onc-s,roke lead. giving her the mattel
with > up score. 80,
Mrs r. \ Mulhkin defeated Mis-. X
l.. Blake, : and q.
Miss I. g Douglas defeated Miss II
ID Hammond, and q.
Mrs. r. G. Riley ;efes'ed Miss 4
Doughten, and 4. "
Miss 4. Beacon defeated Miss Z. Nm
snuhaler, 2 UP. 49,, ,,.
Miss Edna Hinde- defeated Mis-
Pauline Det,ling, 4 and 2. =.
Miss l.. III. Tatnall defeated Mrs. ker
nard Bailey, and q. -,
Miss Louise Hughes defeated Mi:
Ethel Mscklem, o and D.
Miss Anne O'Connor, defeated Mis-
Helen Lynch, S and
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Department. Mellon Institute.
University Of Pittsburg. From
Pittsburg Post Studio.
100 D. m.--E. IAMarca- tenor; Albert
D'Auberge, violinist; from Bros
NY Studios, and Mrs. Mabel
sheakIey. pianist; from Brosky
Studios, n. Loretta Zinsmeister.
accompanied.
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FAVOR WINE AND BEER.
First Returns Of Mall Canvass
Show Five to Four for
Modification.

New York. July 1'-F1rst returns
from its poll OF 100000 Americans
reported by tho Literary Digest show
a ratio cf about to for modification
OF the Volstead law. The totals and
percentages Of the 1867 ballots count
ed are:
For Enforcement 32,445 "a
For Modification ..... 39,ess 40
For Repeal Eighteenth
Amendment 22,547 "a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-17
NEW CASTLE RESERVES
WIN OVER CHESAPEAKE CITY

Chesapeake City. Md. July 1.-THE
New Castle Reserves baseball team
Saturday afternoon defeated the
Chesa peake City team. s 10 L The
score.
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Distribution by States.
32,445 1865 22,547

Ohio, Indiana Illinois. Michigan and
Wisconsin are tabulated as Eastern
Midwest. The other States grouped
include the Southern, Gulf, Rocky
Mountain, Canadian Border and the
States between.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-17
SNAPPERS AND EASTLAKE
WIN IN JUNIOR LEAGUE

The South Side-Eden Snappers de-
feated Brownyon In a listless game at
Eden Park Saturday, afternoon IL TO 8.
The score:
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PLUMBERS STARS DROP
GAME TO ST. MARYS TEAM

ST. Nary'e defeated the Plummer
stars. l4-s. Saturday afternoon, when
Vsndenbraak was not in form The
score:
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RoCkIAND IN VICTORY
OVER EAST END NINE

Rockland defeated East End In a
c osely-played game Saturday. TO l.
The score
Il. q. L. L. A q.
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Tlkion, Md. July l7.-Before the
largest crowd that has attended ball
xame here FOR many a year ElSton
defeated the Rising Sun Club. 10 4
IN a great l3- inning game.
Both clubs had their rOoters on hand
and Il was a great day al the Elkton
ball park. Shanner and Clancy both
pitched good ball but Shanner had the
beet % thu AFFAIR.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Rising sun aoOO0Q00o0ooi-5 10 2
rik,on OOOQ0OsOOO0oO--. 8
batteries, shanner and Potts Clancy
and sStallor
r. II y.
Rel Air ...... OoiOOlIoo-s 10 5
Havro d. Grace 10000 20N-e =
batteries Kelly and Frazier: Iloey
aid stewart
Darlington .. ol--i2 ~ !
Aherdsan b.. .... oOO4O50O0-S
batteries Mari and Rgmssy sohle
and Brown.
p.rr,~yiie DEBATED ELK Mills at Elk
Mills by the score % 20 10 !
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sATrRpAy's RESULTS IN
SusQrEHANNA LEAGUE

SATURDAYS RESULTS
rrlton. 8 Rising sun. Us innings
Iavre de Grace, 2 Bel Air. j.
p.rrvVIue. Is Elk Mills. l.
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Leah Baird at the Savoy.

II n husband has not faith IN his
wife; IL he il unreasonably Jealous:
IL he believes the tongues Of gossip
in preference TO his wife: II no judGes
by appearances rather than tho truth,
does marriage pay for woman A
woman has answered these quotations
IN Don't Doubt -FOUR WIFE, tho
powerful Associated Exhibitors Ora
matte feature. which comes 20 tho
Savoy Theatre for a weeks showing :.
commencing today. Leah Baird wrote
Don't Doubt Your Wife," She IS
also the star
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Bert IyteIl Mt the Majestic.

Bert Lytell will be seen In another
of those entertaining crook dramas
Alias Ladyhngers' will be shown at
the Majestic Theatre, beginning to-
day. This latest Lytell picture Is a
distinct departure from the moro re-
cent releases OF this star and gives
him character somewhat similar 70
that he portrayed with such wide
spread success in Alias Jimmy
Valentine" when that stage success
was made into a picture
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SNArpERS.

SCONE ny INNINGS
Brownson ........ 0 q Q l O. :
:. Sc Snsppers 0 3 4X-ll
Eastlake defeated Du Pont Saturday
afternoon IN a Junior city League TIT,
4 70 >. The score:
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Summer Variety Mt the Arcadia.

The Arcadia Theatre has today
something new In the arrangement OF
picture program. IT Is n summer
Variety Program" dbmposed entirely
of short features. varied and well
selected. The first on the list Is
Buster Keaton's comedy, Tho Boat. -
Keaton is grand high navigator In
the sea of fun. William Desmond and
Wallace Berry play tho leads In a
short dramatic subject called The
Policeman and the Baby" A re-
markable insight into tho develop
ments OF natural and plant life
through tho entire year is disclosed
In 1.-THE Four Seasons"
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SCREEN.
Dorothy Dalton at the Queen.

Dorothy Dalton appears at the head
OF brilliant cast OF players, who pre-
sent the leading roles In George Mel
ford's new production. The Woman
Who Walked Alone" Mt the Queen.
beginning today. Mr.. Melford is an
able director under whose supervision
BEHOLD My Wife" and THE Sheik"
were made. He IL adept In the selec-
ton of players best suited to the
characters demanded by his story.
Out of Paramount's brilliant stock
company of artists. he chose for leads
Dorothy Dalton. Wanda Hawley.
Milton sills, Maurice Uefty) Flynn.
John Davidson and Mabel Van Buren,.
"rhe Woman Who Walked Alone" Is
taken from John Colton's fiction,
"The Cat That Walked Alone"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-17

New castle Res. =. oOa0i SIS
Chesapeake City 0 0 0 o OIL
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FNOINF4 ID I'M I-NpS.
Sc. Mary's .......4 0 3 0l4 0 0--14
Plummer All Stars ! 2 2 i
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-22
LA DEUDA NACIONAL AMERI-
CANA ASCIENDE A
$23,190,000,000

ST ell pueblo de los Estados Unidos
fuera slldar la deuda que aparece
en- los libros del Tesoro Nacional, ca
da hombre mujer y nino que residen
en- aquel pals tendrian que pa
gar $3.50.
La deuda nacional, de acuerdo con
la declaration hecha por ell Tesoro.
asciende a $23,190,000,00.
La mitad de esta suma Representa-
los emprestitos concedidos los Go
biernos aliados para ayudar ganar
la guerra. Nadie espera que esta enor
me cantidad de dinero pueda ser pa
gada, por 10 menos dentro de cincuen
ia amos
La otra mitad sera pagada por Ell
pueblo americana en- contribuciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-22
Dempsey GOhqaiSt6 LOndrss

No era de esperarse otra cosa con
la negada de Dempsey Europa, sino
un gran acontecimiento. La lucha
con Carpenter di6 a Dempsey mucha
popularidad, pues Carpenter no soIa-
mente es Ell ido1o de Francia, sino que
tambien 10 es de Tnglaterra.
Y por ESQ vemos que los grandes
diarios londinenses parisienses Sc OIL
vidaron de la conferencia de Geneva
(mas importante que la de Salinas)
que era Ell plato del dia, para lenar
sus editoriales con la llegada de Demp-
sey sus fotografias.
Desde que desembarco en- Southamp-
ton, va sc veia la admiration de yer
Y conocer al calnpeoa smericano En-
la eatacion de Waterloo estaban espe-
randole todos los "sportman'' ingle-
ses franceses. siendo introducido por
George Carpenter De ALI al Hotel
Savoy, donde Sc apihaba la gente, CO.
mo 81 Sc tratase de algIn personaje
de familia real
iQuien lie hubiera dicho Dempsey,
cuando era ''agUador'' en- las minas
de Colorado, que el iba yer a Lon
dres. Paris, Berlin y ser admirado por
esos pueblos! Mas de 200 cartas de
.bonitas hijas de Albion ha recibido
aquel que, siendo muchacho, viajaba
de 'chivo' Ell los ferrocarrilcs; 500
invitaciones para almuerzos, asi como
1000 cartas, en- las cuales Sc lie critica.
tambien ha recibido.
El primer alnuerzo Sc 10 di6 ell Ma
yor J. A. Wilson, conocido ''spo'i-
man ingles, siendo acompa1ado por
Carpenter.
Pero, segdn hemos v1sto ell pueblo
europeo creia que Dempsey era un Co.
lat, pues dicen que al verle La gente
decfa: ''ies muy pequeno! parece un
muchacho! que narices c6micas tiene!
Aunque la prensa diaria nos dice
cue Dempsey peleara en- Europa no
creo que sea Europa Ell sitio propicio
para reunir Ia tharina" que para un
match" de esa categoria Sc necesita
Tampoco veo ell gallo" que pueda
salirle, pues Carpenter fracaso, v
Beckett. Smith y otros no tienen los
pufios suicientes para sujetar ell cicl6n
de Colorado
Dempsey peleara EN- su querido U S.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-22
LA NUEvA INDIA NO Es
LA INDIA SALvAJE

Muchos europeos tienen Ia impression
de que la India es todavia un terrific
rio semisalvaJe, en- Ell cual los tigres y
los elefantes recorren los campos en-
Irritados rebanos, sembrando por to-
das parties la desolaci6n y la muerte;
donde ttnicamente ell te Y ell cafe Sc
cultivan en- los espacios dejados libres
por los bosques los desiertos areno-
SOS, caldeados al rojo por un sol i'm
placable, y donde las tiendas de lien
20 y las cho2as son las moradas tipi-
cas- que sirven de exclusive acomodo a
los habitantes de aquellas regiones. lie
misterio.
En- realiaad, la India Ia llegado a ser
rapidamente I'm pals n1oderno. Cleric
que en- diversas provincias todavia aban
dan los anilnales selvaticos; pero estos
van siendo reclufdos en- lejsnos para
jes, por la persistente persecution de
que ell hombre les haoe objeto, y no Sc
halla lejano ell dia en- que desaparezcan
por ocmpleto.
Los desiertos existentes Sc truecan
en- terrenos fertiles, merced al infiujo
de los vastos proyectos de irrigaci6n
que transforman la superhcie de gran
des espacios del pals.
En- cuanto a los bosques, puede de-
cirse que sus peligros solo existen en
la imagination de viajeros novelis-
tas, muehos de los cuales solo han lie
gado varios miles de kilometres de
Ia India.
Las tiendas de henzo son usadas por
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InV0nCiOn0S maraViI|OSaS

sentaci6n, sino que todo obedeci6 a una
ley fisica.
acknowledgements Eugenio Astol pens6
en- su casa, que habia de visitarme y
hablarme. AL vibrar su cerebro encon-
tro ell mio tono. Consecuentemente
ambos vibraron, ambos hablaron entire
ST.
Hay mas aln
81 ell que produce la vibraci6n, 10
hace intensamente, el cerebro recep-
tor vibrara tambi6n intensamente. La
relaci6n de intensidad entire transmi-
sor receptor es directa. ESQ nadie
10 discute.
Supongamos que Ia hora de ahora
este I'M amigo agonizando en- Londres,
Y que en- lm Inomento dc lucidez piense
en- mi.
ST mi cerebro esta tono con el de
csc amigo ambos vibraran al unisono
y yo pensare tambien en- mi amigo
Els mas, 81 la vibracion es demasiado
intensa y 81 el piensa que me We me
1abla, puede ser que yo yea Ia propia
imagen del amigo.
GAcaso no suceden diario csos fe-
n6menos de apariciones. que nos cuen.
tan tantos tantos lombres?
Nosotros debemos admitir que habra
un rslator embustero, mas no que todos
los relatores sean embusteros.
GNo Sc habla y Sc escribe con la We.
locidad del rayo A DISTANcIA?
lNo admite hoy ell honbre la trasmi-
sion del pensamiento, este es. hablar
mentalmento A DIsTANCIA, como una
ley fisica?
AdelnAs, Ino sc esta diciendo ahora
(Contin1a en- la pagiaa Ga.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-22
RENE cREsrE, JuDEx Y TIN MIMI

Acaban de 1legar a Puerto Rico, Y
saludan a todos los empresarios a la
prcnsa, y demas personals interesadas
eE ell negocio cinematografco y al pd-
hlicO en- general, y al mismO TEMPO tie
ren ell gusto de participates que ell
Viernes 10 las nueve de la mafana
So presentaran en- Ell ''Teatro Rialto"
para los amigos que deseen verlos y
durante la semana entrante &c 10 a
IL A. M. en- la oficina de la YAGUEz
FILMS donde seran suministrldcs am
rlios detalles a los interesados en- algl1n
asunto. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-22
Al T1argen de uIl gran pueblo

algunos funcionarioS del Gobierno en-
sus viajes, y las chozas por las classes
mas pobres de las aldeas.
La india de 1922 cuenta con gran
numero de hermosas poblaciones, que
pueden sostener honrosa comparaci6n
con muchas que sc tienen por bellas en
occidente.
! Entire esas ciudades figura Bombay,
con mas de un million de a1mas. de las
cuales ell noventa v nueve por ciento
consideran que jarnas han disfrutado
de mayores comodidades y de una vida
mas halagiiefia que Ia presente. FL di-
nero circula con profusi6n; los edifcios
pnblicos y particulares las tiendas sc
extienden 10 largo de sus vastas ave
midas en- principescas edifcaciones;
diez mil autom6viles centenares de
tranvias eleetricos circular pcr sus bien
cuidadas ealles, Y rr6ximamente dos
cientas inmensas batanerias de algod6n
compiten con las del Lancashire.
Por Ell este y Ell oeste del barrio eu-
ropeo sc extienden las estrechas NAL
pavimentadas GALES del Bazaar origina-
rio, que Sc ha transformado en- forYna
tan sorprendente, que no 10 eonocerfan
las personas que 10 visitaron hace dicz
o ounce amos. La infHencia irresi5ai-
Bile de occidente Sc deia seitir con I'M
,,ar;o y1nSsSo,rdn nrro5,,nY.s o,.2. k,4,
parte de Ia ciudad.
El hindu, tocado con el blanco tur-
bante o cubierto con ell fez rojo, sc
afeita todos los dias con Sill. indquina
americana Y sc alumbra con esplendi-
das lamparas electricas.
Bombay disfruta de un abastecimten
to de aqua caudaloso, y, sin embsr-
go, en- la actualidad Sc construyen encE
mes depositos para dupllcar aquells
cantidad.
Como el constante aerecentamiento de
vecinos ha producido tambien en- BON
bay una crisis en- ell problema de Ia ha-
bitaci6n, una gran compaiiia ha adqui
Tido las colinas Y los barrancos inme-
diatos la ciudad, Y, dOspues de dss-
montar aquellas rellenar los tiltimcs,
construira. barriadas para las classes
trabajadores.
EnSRe tasto, Ell departamento de En-
sanche realiza vastos trabajos para edi
fear casas con destino la clase me
dia, y en- el muelle Sc levantan nuevos
tinglados para almacenar la considera-
BILE suma de mercancias, que va reba-
ga los tres enormes docks existentes.
para que Bombay adquiera total
mente los aspectos de europeizaci6n q.
borren sus caracteristicas orientales, en-
breve comenzaran las obras de un fe-
rrocarril metropolitano que sirva todos
los barrios de la gran ciudad de la In,
dia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-22
Ell BALE DEL sABADo
EN- Ell MUNICIPAL

Ell sabado por Ia noche Sc llev6 a
efecto en- el teatro Municipal Ia fiesta
de coronation de la Reina de Mayo del
colegio Royal Gregg, que dirigc en- cs-
ia capital Ia cultisima distinguida
profesora do1a Maria Teresa Camacho
de Robles.
A las nueve, numerosos j6venes con
luces de bengalas Sc colocaron frente
a la acera del teatro, con objeto de
aguardar Ia bella simpatica reina
Margarita Farti, quien Sc present6 acom
pafada de varias senoritas discipulas
de dofa Maria Teresa Camacho. La
reina vestia un traje blanco lujosisimo.
Los pajes de la Reina Margarita, 10
eran la monisima nina Isolina Robes.
hija de doha Teresa Y Ell gracioso nj
no Victor Bozzo, hijo de don Alejan-
dro, nUestro buen companero ausenle
Ell mfante Bozzo vestia un precioso tra-
ie medieval
va en- ell teatro, un grupo de parejas
formaron dos largas flas, por entire las
cuales marcho la reina hasta su trono,
que Sc alzaba en- Ell centro del salon,
luciendo numerosas guirnaldas y forss.
Al pasar la Reina por la platea, todos
los concurrentes. al bale Sc levanta-
ron, rindi6adole homenaje de adrnira-
cion
A cada danza aumeataba 81 interes.
FL teatro estaba lleno de gentiles seno-
ritas vestidas con trajes de gala. Las
habia rubias y trigucnas, de ojos ne
gros y profundos. La animaci6n llegt
a su mas alto grado cuando la orquesta
interpreted un walls.
Podcmos decir, en- honor Ia ve1dad,
que ell bale del sabado result6 graft
simo. Todos los palcos estaban llenoi
de elementos valiosos de nuestra socie
dad Y del comercio. Dofa Maria Tere
sa Camacho de Robles, desde un pal
co bajo, contemplate ell exito de la fies
ia organizada por ella. Y todas sus dis
cipulas de taquigrafia Y amigas, al pa
sar junto a ella, la felicitaban por ha
Der logrado reunir en- el teatro nuestro
juventud capitalina, en- una fiesta que
por 10 grata brillante, dejara siempra
inolvidable recuerdo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-22
DENEGADoS

Ell Gobernador ha denegado ell
indulto los confnados Jose Ongay Y
Anselmo Tapia.
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que es ell sitio en- donde Sc pueden
vender sillas $500 y $50. Esta es
mi opinion y 81 no, va 10 dira el
tempo
Santurce, P. r. d. j. A.
The Dolores star., 1922-04-07
A Successful Advertiser.

Robinson Crusoe was a successful
advertiser. He wanted ship-help.
He improvised an "ad"-his shirt
flung from pole stuck in the sand of
the island where he and Friday had been
marooned
The circulation and pulling power of
the frayed lad" were small there was
no other medium-but Crusoe kept at
it, despite the fact he got no inquiries
for long time.
He changed his "copy"-as one gar.
ment after another was whipped to
shreads. In the end he got what he
wanted-a ship.
Crusoe demonstrated the value of
sustained advertising. He didn't put
his shirt-ad up one day and wear it the
next. He didn't kick over the pole.
cuss Friday and sit down to wait for
nature to take its course, just because
he didn't get results right off the bat.
Crusoe disproved the vacuous de-
claration that advertising" doesn't
pay" else there would be no story of
him today.
The Dolores star., 1922-04-07

WHEN you hoard money away
you assist in sitting the CONNER
cial activity Of this country. If
you put it in the bank the banker
lends it to some one who uses it in
producing something. That keeps
other people at work and keeps the
money in circulation. If you lend
it on a mortgage or buy bonds it
answers the same purpose. 1t keeps
circulating and everybody is bene-
flied. When money keeps moving
it enables many people to move.
The fellow who can't move is in
bad way. The dollar that is hid
away is in bad place.
The Dolores star., 1922-04-07

FINANCIAL stringency has its
effect upon two distinct classes of
people. When it comes one class
works little harder, cuts down
expenses, manages to lay by a
little each week in preparation for
possible emergencies, and gets
through in fairly good shape. The
other class does pile of complain
ing, doesn't exert any additional
energy, forgets to economize while
the money lasts, and as a result
soon finds itself up against it.. A
big sermon in a few words.
The Dolores star., 1922-04-07

THE government employs some
thing like 10000 girls as steno-
graphers and typists. Their aver
age pay is 81 200 year. A treas
ury expert estimates that each one
of these girls use up one hour a
day in primping during working
hours. 1t pains the expert to
think that the government pays
them Sc, 900, 900 a year in salaries
for which it receives no return
Should the girls be docked for the
time they consume in primping
and powdering their noses? Posi-
bly, they should. Not even the
government should be expected to
pay for services that are not rend-
cred. But let's starts right and
dock impartially. Is there a man
in the government employ who
really works his eight hours each
day? AS matter of fact, don't
the majority of them loaf from one
to three hours every day? Call it
two hours as fair example. In
clude among the number the
gentlemany expert who would
dock the girls for keeping them
selves beautiful for our benefit.
Now do some brilliant figuring,
Mr.. Expert, and tell us the result.
Save Sc, 1000, 900 year? You bet
By including the male loafers it
would be nearer a hundred mil
ions. Sure thing Turn the
switch and start the official dockers
to working. But soak the big
guns and chief loafers first.
The Dolores star., 1922-04-07

While you are planning the crop pro-
gram and getting ready for spring
work, don't forget flowers. vines and
shrubbery for the home. Contentment
for the family is as important as the
farm income: money alone will not buy
beautiful and restful surroundings A
little extra work will often do it with
out cash outlay.
The Dolores star., 1922-04-07

Try DuPont's cement the next time
you break favorite china or cut glass
piece. Mends perfectly. Lena Bear.
The Dolores star., 1922-04-07

A defeated candidate says there is no
honesty in politics, and an exchange
pertly remarks that the supply seems
to be equal to the demand.
The Dolores star., 1922-04-07

For Sale-My equity in quarter
section of school land section l6,
township 16, range SO. Inquire of R.
L. Austin, Dolores, Colo. stiff
The Dolores star., 1922-04-07

For Sale-For setting eggs of Bure
Bred, Single Comb, Tom Barren strain,
Buff Orphington, one dollar per setting
of Is. Write Addie M. Bowman, Cor.
tez, Colorado. Phone 44J5
5O-l
The Dolores star., 1922-04-07

Wanted-Beef, veal, hogs, mutton,
poultry, eggs, Belgian hares. pelts and
hides. G. d. TAYLOR. ltf