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BASE BALL


Maiiana domingo, las 10 a. m. Sc
celebrara un gran desafio de base ball
en- la liga Insular de la parada ocho.
Numeroso plblico de la isla nos ex-
presa sus deseos de asistir este i'm
portante match con ell solo propo-
sito de notar ell adelanto que reciben
cada uno de los aspirantes a instruc-
torres.
Los simpatizadores del "Puerta de
TERRA" mantienen su esperanto en- que
han de triunfar dadas las nnznerosas
practicas quo vienen hacienda. Asi es
cue ell domingo es dia de entusiasmo
Y de placemes para todos los fans que
deseen presenciar tan importante
match. a8 aas
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PARA VENEZUELA

En- ell vapor Caracas que lego
aver este puerto procedGnte de Nueva
York, embarcaron con rumbo Vene-
zuela los siguientes pasajeros:
Juan Lomba; Leslie Alkus; Harold
D. Archer; Felix Hurtado; Jose Or
tiz; Juana de Ortiz; Alfredo Travieso;
Alexandra Ruenmayor; Leon Carcien-
tes; Emiliano Rodriguez; Juan B. Ro-
driguez; Luisa r. VIDA. de Perea; Rosa
Perea; Harold Lawton; Gladys G. Law
ton; " Coll Cuch1; Francis A. Wor-
rail; Librada Miranda; Alexandra L6-
peg; Ernesto Lopez Diaz; Katherine
Ramon Valcourt. " Andres Fernandez.
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DIsTINGUIDA BoDA

Ell microbes liltimo contrajeron ma
matrimon1o en- la residencia de los Sc
poses Salgado, su bella culta hija
Genoveva, tan estimada en- nuestros
cfrcHlos sociales v ell excelente caballero
don Eduardo Enrique vazquez, lsrma
no de don Rafael vazquez, socio del
teatro "Rialto''.
Actuaron como padrinos de los des
posados ell correcto caballero don An
tonic Ribot SUI bella 'esposa dofa
Mercedes Infante,
1pseamos a los jokenes esposos,
quienes embarcaron 'an ell vapor "Puer
to Rico'' para los Estados Unidos, en-
viaje de recreo, toda clase de venturas
en- su vida conyugal.
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La iInpOrtante reunion.
continuation de la Ia. pag.)

canoe ado total o parcialmente el pres
tamo en- cualquier fecha en- que venzan
los intreses.
(e) Ell prestamo maxine es de $4,000.
(f) Dentro del lmite de $4,000 pue
den hacerse prestamos hasta ell so por
ciento del valor del terreno mas Ell 20
por ciento del valor del terreno mas Ell
90 por ciento del valor de las mejoras
permanentes asegurablcs segdn tasa-
ci6n.
(g) Cada prestatario dejara con Ell
Banco So de ca6s 500 prestados como
acciones en- Ell dicho Banco. Cuando Sc
cancela Ell prestamo, las acciones Sc com
praran por el Banco o pue6,en ser utili
zados por Ell prestatario para el pago
e. tlltimo plazo de su prestamo. Los pres
tatarios recibiran dividendos de las ga
nancias del Banco sobre estas acciones
suyas.
A. Procedimiento gastos.-
(a) Cada prestatario pagara los gas
tos de la tasacion de la finca, estudio
Gel extracto del titulo, honorarios no
tariales, y registro de propiedad tanto
para la inscription de la hipoteca y su
cancellation como para la vertiicaci6n
Gel registrador sobre ell titulo de la
fnca hipotcada.
(b) Divididos los gastos por el mime
ro del termino de amos por ell cual Ell
prestamo Sc hace, ell resultado es lln pro
medic anual de gastos modico.
(c) Ell prestatario suministrara prue
ha satisfactoria al banco sobre su titulo
de propiedad.
Cay En- cuanto ell titulo de la propie-
cad es satisfactorio al Banco Sc aprue
ba Ell prestamo, el dinero puede conse-
guirse sin demora innecesaria.
(e) Solicitudes para prestamos Sc ha
ran en- los blancos suministrados por
el Banco.
AqIi hay un estado demostrativo de
Ia manera en- que sera pagado un pres
tamo de $1,000, obtenido por un plazo
de 20 amos, y por ell mismo Sc observa
cue dicho prestamo, durante ese tempo
devenga una pequefia cantidad de inte-
reses ascendente la suma de $743.81,
QUE hace un promedio anual de $37.19.
Esta peqrefa suma de intereses Sc
lace possible porque parte de cada pago
annual Sc abona al capital del prestamo,
re6uciendolo anualmente.
FL Com1s1onado de Agriculturs IRA
bajo, someti6 la consideration de la
sAsamblea, una Resoluci6n, en- virtud de.
la cual Sc propende al establecimiento de
las Ligas Agricolas en- aQuellos pue-
bios que no existen y soportar for
talecer las va establecidas, hacienda
una intensa propaganda para que los
agricultores Sc apresten a ingresar en-
elias.
La resolution fue aprobada por una
nimidad y Ell acto Sc termino en- medic
del mayor entusiasmo.
Els, bueno que hagamos constar que
los sgricultores que concurrieron al &C
to de aver, salieron altamente compla-
cidos de la information tan amplia y
detallada que obtuvieron, acerca de la
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"a Horas en- Aqua

TRAJES de HILO INGLES legf-
timo importado por nosotros direc-
tamente. MOJADO antes de fabri-
car. No encoje Diferentes colores.
CORTE ELEGANTE. Precios de
SITUACION. Tambien hacemos a
la medida. Ventas al por mayor y
detail. NO COMPRE SIN YER
NUESTROS TRAJES Representa-
GARANTIA Y ECOfTOMIA.
BEASCOCHEA Hnos. & Go. s. en- G.
Frente la FARMACIA BLANCO.
SAN JUAN. Pto. Rico
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socIEDAD PROFESSIONAL

Sc ha constdtuido EN- esta capital
una sociedad de abogados integrada
por los conocidos jurisconsultos Lcdo
Rafael Martinez Nadal, Lcdo Hermi-
MIA Tormes Garcia y el Lcdo. Felipe
Colon Diaz, Quienes Sc dedicaran al
ejercicio de la aAogacia, poasulardo
en- todas las Coites v Centres Admins
tgatiyos, Insulares Federales.
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De Extracto de Hfgado de Bacalao
con vins de Terez, Malta Hipofosf-
tos.
T6nico reconstituyente y reconstruc
tor de la sangre. Para La debilidad, del
gadez. anemia y convalescencia. 30
CENTAvos FRAsCo.
Fabricantes: Brewer Co. Inc, New
York. De venta en- todas las Drogue-
rias Farmacias. Unicos distribuido-
rese para Puerto Rico: ''The Porto
Rico Drug Co, Ponce y San Juan.
Advt.
nTcTTNGTwnA R0DA
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PAsAJERos CUE REGREsAN

En- el vapor Caracas que lego a
este puerto procedente de Nueva York,
rsgre5aron la isla los siguientes pasa-
jeros:
Paul E West; Isabelle Van de Leur;
Rosa Romero; Asunci6n Rivera; Julio
Del Vale; Julio Del Vale; Manuel Del
Vale; Nieveg Dele Vale; Paul L. Har-
dy; Ella G d Hyslt; Blanche G.. Sch
wartz; Mercedes chaves; Enrique Abar
ca Enrique Abarca; P. 2 vizcarrondo,
Antoinette Eicomini and Infant y Pro
videncia Mas.
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Ell vApoE HoIANDEs .PosEIDoN'

Nos informan los Sres. 'sucrs. de
L. villamil and Co" de esta plaza,
que el vapor holandes ''Poseidon'' sa-
li6 de Amsterdam Ell dia % de julio,
con destino Puerto Rico, adonde lie
CARA Ell dia Is del corriente.
El "Poseidon'' trae 1000 toneladas
de carga para esta isla. Saldra de
San Juan para San Pedro de Macoris
y santo Domingo y volvera a este puer
to para cargar aceite. Ell dia 20 del
corriente seguira viaje para Sanchez,
Puerto Plata, Cabo Haitiano. Puerto
Principe, Santiago de Cuba Kingston.
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va esta terminado v funcionando con
muy buenos resultados ell tren de lava
do sanitario del Sanatorio Insular, ell
cual ha sido instalado en- los bajos del
edificio destinado para ell Hospital de
Nifos. La maquina para este tren de
lavado cost6 $5.32014, habiendo costa
do su installation $445.00.
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Felix MATos BERNIER.
NoTIc1A LOCAL A Los MAR1Nos

Mr.. Thomas Sampson, ayudante su
perihtendente del servicio de Faros.
pone en- cOnocimiento de los marinos,
que 81 da Z del corriente la boya NO.
% que esta en- Ia bahia de San Juan,
sera movida alredor de $50 pies en- la
direction sudoeste, para facilitar el ira
hajo col dragaao del puerto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-05

En- los municipios de San Juan. Are
cibo, Adjuntas, Humacao, Caguas, Rio
Piedras, Sabana Grande, Mayagiiez,
Ponce, Carolina, Coamo, Yauco y Qua
yama, Sc han urbanizado parcelas de
terreno para el ensanchs. de la pobla-
ci6n de acuerdo con los reglamentos de
Sanidad. ass,}Ys8s< 49,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-05

A nuestra mesa 0e redacci6n ha lie
gado un libro de versos titulado s'Las
Veredas Olvidadas'' del joven senior
cesareo Rosa Niev'es, de caguas, Las
poesias que aparecen en- el primr IL
bro del pceta sefior C'ssarep revelan a
un futurista.
Ell autor promote, con su primera
obra. dar mejores frutos en- I'm future
pr6ximo.
Agradecemos Ell obaequio que ha te-
nido Ia cortesia de envialnos Ell joven
poeta.
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Durante ell ano economico c'e 1921
% han sido presentados al Departamen
to de Sanidad 1857 pianos para instala
clones sanitarias de los cuales han ST.
do aprobados 1,541 Y rechazados 166.
Sc han colocado 6,587 aparatos santa
rios Ten toda la Isla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-05

PRECIO DE VENTA 15 CTS.
va esta en- circulation esta impor
tante revista deportiva y Sc en-
cuentra de venta en- todos los ci.
nes y quioscos de la capital y de
la isla. Contiene material de infor
macion grafica y literaria de to-
dos los deportes que Sc practican
en- ell pals: Base Ball, Hipodromo,
Foot Ball, Boxeo, etc., Cronica de
Sociedad, asi como importantisi-
mas paginas cinematograficas y de
Modas, todo 10 cual hace a esta
amena ilustrada.
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NoTAs DE SANDAL

Durante ell ano fiscal de 1921 %, en-
el Departamento de Sanidad han sido
presentados 6,266 pianos para construc
clones, de los cuaies han sido aproba-
dos 4331 rechazados 2035.
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a Wis O

Para los estudiantes que vengan
a Ia universidad en- la calle de
Diego No. 80 Sc adniten pupi-
los durante ell afio escoIar.
Apartado 314, Rio Piedras, P. r.
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f. conocido poeta ecuatoriano don
Gonzalo Llona, ha tenldo la col f,ssia
de enviarnos, desde su pals, un he-smo-
SO Y exquisite tomo . 3 versos titul ado
Ecos del Alma, q cual contiene nu
merosos himnos y;antos la patrTa,
escritos en- un metr sonoro y musical,
donde revela su ar tor un Temperament
to varonil Y patr 6tico
Damos las gra sias al brillante poeta
por su valioso a'bseuuio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-05
LA oBRERA

La meJor Guagua del trafico saldra
para San Lorenzo, jueves 10: 6 A. M.
de la Praza Baldorioty a $500 ida y
vuelta. Saque su ticket con tempo en-
la casa 5l carretera Stop 1871. Telefo-
NO 293 verde. Jose Rodriguez. Advt.
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MUEBLES

Por ausentarse del pals VEN
do mis- muebIes finos de Gomez
dor y dormitorio y articulos me-
nudos de casa.
Para yer todas las noches en-
tire 7 y media y ocho.
ENRIQUE RlESS vAZQUEZ.
Santurce.
Kings Court l.
TIE PANsANT
La Directiva del Club Excelsior de
San Juan celebrara madana de tres y
treinta cinco de la tarde un te dan
SAINT.
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ESTUDIANTES PARA
ENFERMERAS

La Clinica M1ramar tiene cabida
lara un ntlmero de alumnas qua Geseen
estudiar y practicar. Para infcru.es di-
rfjase a la Superintendent d" dicho
establecimiento. Avenida Las Palmas.
Stop lO, Santurce p. r. Advt.
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msnera en- que funcionara ell Banco de
Creditos Rurales que Sc va establecer,
question esta que era de vital importan
cia para ellos.
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La BobliOtec a Municipal de Guaya-
Quil, nos ha .elnitido una recopilacion
tts las Leyes del Ecuador, por Ell doctor
Aurelio Nolsoa- La obra consta de dos
voiumenes y contien,e todo Ell trabajo
legislative desde Ell aio de 1898 hasta
'al 1900.
NueSty as gracias ,as sinceras.
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DE CABEZA. LAXATIVE BRO
MONO QUININA desvfa la causa,
curando tambien La Grippe, Infuen-
"a, Paiudismo v F'iebres. Solo hay un
"BROMO QUININAo. La firma de
r. w. GROVE viene con Acada ca-
jita. n
LIBROs RECIBIDos
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UN NoMBRAMIENTo
Ell Gobernador ha nombrado al senior
SilvestEe Fratiyelli, Marshall de la
Corte Municipal de Yauco.
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SCHANZER ANTE Ell
PARLAMENTO

ROMA, agosto 4.-El ministro Sc
nor .schanzer expondra esta tarde ante
Ell Comite de Relaciones Exteriores del
T:arlan1ento los motives de la conferen
cia de Londres.
A juicio de Signor Schanzer dicho
acto reviste una importancia excepcio-
nal v constituye Ell iinico camino por
el cual Sc negara . la reivindicaci6n
economica de Europa.
The Washington herald., 1922-04-03
Good
Morning,
Judge!
By Rudolph Perkins.

Theresa Weston has been having
an awful time with her husband,
Gharlie-so she told Judge Nc
Mahon.
she said that he gets drunk,
fights her all the time, he won't
work, he calls her bad names, he
never gives her any money and
fuses with her all the time.
He gifts sore cause In works
en- he don't" Theresa said. He
sticks a fork in me every time he
reefs like IL He blacked my eye.
He bit me with a fence rail.
He beats me up all the time and
An am hardly able to go out en-
work. Ny body Is sore all over"
Judge Mcmahon took a good
look at Theresa and could see how
badly she had been banged up.
The court called upon Charlie for
an explanation but he just sat
there like he was enjoying things.
The court waited for a moment for
the man TO say something but he
Just gfinned.
l7-'six months" said his honor.
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HOROSCOPE.
MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1872.

Venus rules this day in kindly d.
rection, according to astrology.
Mars is adverse in the morning.
There is sign threatening labor
difficulties of the most serious i'm
port.
The seers declare that until CO.
operation takes the place. Of COM
petition there will be strikes and
troubles of far-reaching danger.
The early hours today are not
conducive to harmony in the home
or in business.
Greed for wealth or for money
easily gained Is to become even
more intense than it is at present
and win cause grave complications
in business.
The elevated position of Mercury
is read as indicating honors for men
OF science and scholars Of various
sorts, but the public school system
Is subject to the most sinister in
fiuence of the stars.
Education in the United States Is
to be subjected to severe criticism
eA4N Jul h6biOhaf pTlue Is TO De nurt
by some sort Of an investigation
that will be humiliating.
Again a late spring followed by
hot summer is prognosticated by
the seers
Theater owners and managers are
to have many new anxieties, II the
stars are read Alright. and they are
to find that new policies and new
ideals must be adopted.
Despite the disarmament confer
ence there is to be. some sort of a
war cloud or danger that will de-
mand military and naval activities
by the United States.
4 Neptune setting Is read by astrol-
ogers as forecasting some sort of
trouble with Japan.
The, rising of Mercury and Uranus
in the sign OF Pisces denotes activ-
ity in psychic research and renewed
interest in occult subjects.
Persons whose birthdate II IL
should beyare OF litigation and
quarreling during the coming year.
The young viii court and marry,
Children born on this day. win
probably be bright and talented.
They may have a tendency toward
criticism and sarcasm.
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wouIdn.t Do .t All.

The eeacher had been in the
habit Of having me typewrite his
letters. etc. 1t was in the midst Of
his letter of resignation that met
with my most embarrassing mo.
ment.
He dictated the following sen.
tence: Probably my successor will
Install new methods-etc." Then he
paused and said. 81 don't just like
that word new"
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bled by q, tramp dog In the peigh-
sbcrhoody whoh was in the habit Of
raising the cover Of the garbage
pail outside the Kitchen door. rum
maging inside, and then tipping
over the pail, scattering the con-
tents on the neat cement walk.
I became tired Of constantly
sweeping up after the marsuder
who was always seen running on
in the distance, and finally / re-
solved TO give him a big scare next
time / heard the familiar disturb
ance.
One morning could hear the
slow. rasping lifting Of the pal
cover outside. Catching up a car.
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dust, then fiap their wings. and asked
his mother what they were doing.
Taking a BATH" she answered.
That's the way a hen takes q bath. "
Next morning. an ominous silence
reigned In the yard where he was
told to play. and his mother went
out to look for him. She saw a
cloud Of dust In the vicinity Of the
barn yard and looking more closely,
she recognized her young 500 lying
face down in the dust. throwing II
around and over him and rubbing II
in. y..-..I
=. Donald. what are you doing?"
she called sharply.
"Takin' baff like hen does,H He
answered solemnly. L.C.
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pet beater as q missile. rushed
out at the back. door with q blood
curdIInF yell. stamping and kissing
.'She-sh-s-st"
There stepped The astonished
garbage collector was standing by
the pail. S. z c.
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Bright Sayings Children


My little granddaughter, aged 4.
was climbing up the stepladder to
pick grapes. I said: BE careful or
you will fall"
She said: "Oh, dranma, I'm not
picking high. I'm only picking to
beat the band"
MRS, ALICE H6LLows.
She was having . tea party with
her dolls, apd was observed to de-
YOUR the last little cookie.
Her mother suggested: You
should have left the last cookie for
manners. dear"
why, no. Mamma, Manners
wasn't invited to this party"
NJ. B. T.
Little Mary had named all the
farm pets, and was racking her
brain to find something nice enough
to call the two new little colts.
When told she might give their
any name she liked, she at once de-
cided on Pickles" and Preserves"
N. B. T.
Harold was the fifth of his fam
lily for the same steacher, and the
first one of them who was not a star
pupil, but he drove her to despair.
One day she groaned: "Oh, Harold.
dear, there never was one of you
Crane children who got such marks
as that!'
He looked at her with a twinkle.
Wasn't there, Miss Baird? Then
maybe you will like a change this
time"
My small, son. aged years. came
home one day all dirty and torn. I
said, Billy. what on earth makes
you so :tough? He answered: Gosh
mother, this is nothing. was lots
tougher than this before you were
born"
MS. C. D. ERNST.
On Sunday afternoon while out
walking we decided to weigh Fred
jr. The scale indicated forty pounds
His daddy said. You should weigh
more than that"
well, goodness, daddy" said Fred,
what more does you want for a
penny?" Wv.
Little Dorothy had overheard
some one say they felt dizzie. The
next week Dorothy happened to be
sick in bed and she cried to her
mother and said mother you had
better come here, feel silly"
As Mary was playing she happened
to look at her mother, and saw her
putting the body of her doll in the
basket and she cried, "mama you
got my dolls stomach in there" :
One Of our neighbors was the
proud father of a small daughter.
The child. was not q bit pretty and
just ordinarily bright, but the dot
ing parent had habit Of seeking
praise for her. ),
At a lawn party he asked q
sturdy boy of 4: Don't you think
she's the cttest little thing you
| ever saw" Is
With the brutal frankness OF
childhood the answer game: Jaw
gee! II you think she's cute you
ought to see my aunt's baby. <,
B.. 8.
Bobby and sister have just ar
rived from the east after a years
absence to remain, through the
holidays with the paternal and ma
terpal grandparents, who happen
to live on opposite sides of the
same street. >s..4sl
One day they came over from
Grandma Blake's with whom they
were staying, unaceompanied,
Cecily. stil1 somewhat strange to
/ A-- II A.
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Taylor-Brady Wedding.

ROCKVILLE, Nd, April 2.-MiSs
Maude stoneleigh Brady. Of wash
ington, and Edwin NJ Taylor, Of
Cherrydsle, Va. Nere married here
yesterday afternoon by the Rev.
Nolan b. Harmon, 3r- pastor Of the
Methodist Church
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Navy Blue Suits, $42.5O

Na w tricotine,
slashe hack
model. link but
ton. notch collar
model.
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BFaiding In black
distinguishes this
straightline suit,
with inset pock-
cts.
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Long lined navy
PeIret { W II I
model. trinmeS
In bIa c X silk
braid.
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EMBARRASSING MOMENTS

Thinking to be OF some assist
ance to him in his choice Of words.
! hurriedly said. How would mod
ern dot"
Then IT was that, he ruffled up
his feathers and quite haughtily re-
piled:
''oh,' I don't think my methods
are .antiquAted-" RIM.
Beg Pardon.
When we began, housekeeping q
The Washington herald., 1922-04-03
Navy Blue Suits, $47.5O

Long Roll Tux
edo collar gives
slesder lines to
this very tailored
slft. 5 narrowly
belted.
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"I think Il would be q good idea
to put the young lady under bonds"
he said pointedly.
Until Randolph 10 secured to take
the blame. we1l hold the dummy!
What do you say, Reynolds?
Jane looked out Of the once win
dow and wondered whether anyone
before her had ever felt like jump
ing out of that window and DASH
ing themselves to Oblivion on the
pavement! Down, down, down and
then-smash, II would be funny
sensation. James head was throb-
bing. Ache, ache, aching! Sudden
ly a messenger boy clumpod into
the office. He delivered fat en-
velope.
It was from Randolph-enclosing
a check for the full amount OF stock
Reynolds had purchased from the
defunct company. The explanation
was short
MY wife requests that settle
your case out of court. We are
leaving together.
WINSTON HENRY RANDOLPH.
THE fellow has the impudence to
sign his full name on the type
writer. Clever dog" was all Rey-
nolds said. pocketing the check.
He'd make a good movie actor
with that name" the lawyer
chuckIed. and pushed the buzzer for
the stenographer to whom he d.
rected-"fle a,<y the folder
Reynolds VS.. Randolph"
That will be all, young lady.
Reynolds barked to Jane. She was
cringing through the door when he
called her back with q better Sec
ond thought.
IF you want a job. use my card
for reference" He scribbled an ad-
dress hastily. Might try this
broker. Heard him mention a job
Carruthers! Fine chap! Never can
tell-anyway, good luck"
Jane took the card without much
gratitude. It only meant that
Reynolds was through with her,
She was out again.
The Agency.
Jane decided. instead of going to
the brokers' once. she would be In
dspsndent and get . position
Through one Of the typewriter
agencies.
At 8 o'clock the next morning
she was standing in line with a LOT
Of Other girls. Some OF them looked
SO blue and respondent, James
heart fairly ached. One little thing
next to her confided that she had
been i'll and that unless she got
work at once, she would be out
In the streets.
I'm boarding and they won't
take excuses" She said bitterly
Il was getting along fine until ]
got sick. After that I was so ner-
vous I made mistakes. and it's
hard for me to keep a place. II
they'd only give me a chance, II ]
could only get something easy tc
start! But even the lady here. Is
disgusted with me because I cant
hold a position long"
The trembling little thing clasped
James arm, more because she was
weak than for any friendly CON.
tact.
why don't you rest up a while
until you are strong?" Jane asked
She laughed hollowly.
And starve?'
Jane shIvered. She wondered
whether the clerk at the end of the
line would tell her what all the
girls were echoing, nothing today"
-.> To Be Continued Tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1922-04-03

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