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good looks, Nell. What a price WON
en- like you and Mercedes have to pay
for beauty; I'd a d. good deal
rather be ugly as a mud fence.
Well, the first time l catch this locoed
Romeo sneaklng round here I'll
I'll"
dad, you promised"
"Confound 1t, Nell I promised not
to pack a gun. That's all. I'll only
shoe this fellow off the place, gently,
mind you, gently. I'll leave the rest
for Dick Gale!"
April grew apace, and soon gave
way to May. One morning Bedding
was called from some garden work by
the whirring of an automobile and a
"Holloa !" He saw an elderly, sallow-
faced, rather frail-appearing man who
was an entire stranger to him; a hand
some dark-eyed woman whose hair
showed white through her veil; and a
superbly built girl whose face made
Bedding at once think Of Dick Gale.
us this Mr.. Tom Bedding, inspector
of immigration? inquired the gentle
man, courteously.
'Im Bedding, and / know who you
are" replied Bedding In hearty amaze,
as he stretched for his big hand.
you're Dick Gales dad-the COVER
nor, Dick used to say. I'm sure glad
to meet you"
"Thank you. Yes, I'm Dicks gov
ernor, and here, Mr.. Bedding Dicks
mother and his sister Elsie"
Beaming his pleasure, Bedding shook
hands with the ladies, who showed
their agitation clearly
"Mr. Bedding, I've come west to
look up my lost SON" said Mr.. Gale. !
"His sisters letters were unanswered. |
We haven't heard from him in months.
Is he still here with your"
"Well, now, sure I'm awful sorry"
began Bedding, his slow mind at work.
'Dlck's away just now-been away for
a considerable spell. I'm expecting
him back any day. Won't you
come in? You're all dusty and hot and
tired Come in, and let mother and
Nell make you comfortable. OF course
you'll stay. We've big house You
must stay till Dick comes back. Maybe
thatn be- Aw, guess 1t won't be
long. Let me handle the bag
gage, Mr.. Gale. Come in. I sure
am glad to meet you ALL"
Eager, excited, delighted Bedding
went on talking as he ushered the
Gales into the sitting-room, presenting
them In his hearty way to the as
founded Mrs. Bedding and Nell. For
The space Of few moments his wife
and daughter were bewlldered, When
he Gales had been shown to rooms,
Mrs. Bedding gained the poise momen- I
.arily lost; but Nell came rushing
pack, wilder than a deer, In state Of
excitement strange even for her,
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CHAPTER xiv
A Lost Son.

Time passed. The population OF
Forlorn River grew apace. Bedding,
who had once been the head of the
community, found himself person of
little consequence. Even had he de-
sired 1t he would not have had any
voice In the selection Of postmaster,
sheriff, and a few other officials. The
Chases divided their labors between
Forlorn River and their Mexican gold
mine, which had been restored to
them. The desert trips between these
two places were taken In automobiles
A months time made the motor cars
almost as familiar a sight In Forlorn
River as they had been In Casita be-
fore the revolution.
Belongs wrath at the usurping
Chases increased as he slowly realized
his pOwerlessness to cope with such
men, They were promoters, men Of
big interests and wide influence in
the Southwest. The more they did for
Forlorn River the less reason there
seemed to be for his own grievance.
He had to admit that It was personal;
that he and Gale and the rangers
would never have been able to develop !
the resources Of the valley as these /
men were doing 1t.
April arrived with no news Of the 1
rangers. From Casita came vague re-
ports Of raiders In the Sonoyta coun-
try-reports impossible to verify until
his Mexican rangers returned. When
these men rode in, one Of them, Con
zales. an intelligent and reliable half
breed, said he had met prospectors at
the oasis. They had just come In on
the Canine del Diablo, reported a ter
rible trip Of heat and drought, and
not trace of the Yaqui's party.
'That settles it." declared Belding-
'sYaani never went to Sonoyta. He's
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CHAPTER I.-Richard Gale, adven-
turer, In Casita, Mexican border town,
meets George Thorpe, lieutenant in the
tells Gale he is there to save Mercedes
Castaneda. Spanish girl, his aflanced
wife, from Rojas, Mexican bandit
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CHAPTER u.-Gale "roughhouses"
RoJas and his gang. with the help OF
TWO american cowboys. and he. Mercedes
ana Thorne escape. A bugle call from
the fort orders Thorne to his regiment.
he leaves Mercedes under Gales pro-
lection.
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CHAPTER III-The pair, aided by the
cowboys who had assisted Gale in the
escape, Charlie Ladd and Jim Lash, ar
rive in safety at a ranch known as For
lorn River. well across the border.
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CHAPTER IV.-The fugitives are at
Tom Belongs home. Belding is imml-
grafton inspector. Living with him are
his wife and stepdaughter, Nell Burton
Gale. with Ladd and Lash, take service
with Bedding as rangers, Gale telling
Bedding the cause of his being a wauderer
misunderstanding with his father con-
corning the sons business abilities.
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CHAPTER VI.-Riding the range. Gale
falls In with a party OF three Mexican
Watching his opportunity to GUST them,
he sees two Indians ride into the camp.
One Of them, a Yaqui, is evidently badly
wounded, and the Mexicans seek to kill
him in a cruel way. Dick drives them
of. conveying the wounded Yaqui to
Belongs ranch.
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TO BE CONTINUED
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CHAPTER VII.-The Indian is taker
in, cared for and remains In Belongs
services, becoming Dicks ardent admirer
Gales admiration for Nell increases, and
he believes she is not averse to his atten-
lions. Belongs horses, thoroughbreds,
stepdaughter, are run of by Mexicans.
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and the Yaqui, pursue the raidlnR party
over the desert, finally cornering them.
Five OF the six thieves are killed and the
party of whites, with the recovered
horses, return to the ranch in triumph.
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CHAPTER V.-Mercedes gets word to
Thorne of her safety Dick also writes
whereabouts. Nell's personality, and her
kindness, attract Gale.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-10
Fl vOtO fenleniitlO

Los Legislatures puertorriquefios 81
son sinceros, y act1an de buena fe,
como yo asi 10 creo, deben votar de
RE, por aclamacion y unanimes IA
vor del sufragio de la mujer en- su
pals.
GComo Sc comprende que e1los est6n
un dia y otro dia, pidiendo recla-
T'ando derechos y libertades al Congre
SO Americana, y los derechos que va
roseen y puedan conceder sus COM
ratriotas, y esta en- sus manos conce-
Cerselos, Sc los nieguen?
GNo desean ellos que sus madres, her
manas, esposas hijos tengn los mis-
mos derechos politicos que sus hernia
mas las continentales? IAcaso es mas
instruida la mujer norteamericana que
la mujer puertorriquena? ALI, como
aca, hay de todo, como en- la vina del
Senior. d, blmsss
Decfame un amigo timorato, de esos
que le temen toda innovation So
cial: Egsn
Amiga mia; lie va I'd. dar voto
electoral a la negra cocinera?
Pero hombre, no 10 tiene va, 10
ejerce cuerdamente, ell negro que trae
tlariannte Ell carbon. GNo cree I'd. que
yo, que pago contribuciones por mis-
fincas Y contribuyo sostener las car
gas de la sociedad tengo mas DERE-
CHoS a elegir personas que me han
dc gobernar e imponer tributos, que Ell
cue no paga absolutamente, nj coopera
sostener Ell Estado, sea m6dico, abo-
Gado ingeniero? Para mi los que es-
tan en- esta situacion son los Zanganos
de la colmena, los que Sc comen La miel.
Y no es que 70 sea muy liberal. In
buena ley, no deberfan tener voto mas
cus las personas que contribuyen con
su dinero sostener las cargs sociales.
FL que no contribuye con NADIA no tiene
derecho NADIA. Pero va que hemos da-
do Ell sufragio general PARA TODoS
Los HoMBREs, en- justicia debe con-
cedersele ToDAs LAS MUJEREs.e
Lo que esta pasando en- la Legislatu-
Ia de Puerto Rico con ell voto de la
lnujer es altamente censurable hace
nlucho daao en- la reputation de los
Diputados y senadores que Sc oponen
al voto femenino. iAh! falta, que re-
saciten Muhoz Rivera, Pepe Diego y
Matienzo cintr6n, 1atigo en- mano,
iarrojen a los mercaderes del TEMPLo!
Maria vIoLANTE CoRREo.
Arecibo, julio de 1923.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-10
(De nuestros oorresponsa,es en- E. "

II
-El Ideal del Pueblo portorriqueno
Sc ha transfgurado. Paso a la Historic
con Hostos Y Betances, Immaculate
e impoluto. Y refulgi6 con Munoz Ri
vera Barbosa y de Diego Matienzo
para iluminar un sendero mas amplio,
junto las Ideas Modernas que pug
nan por posesionarse de todos los pue-
bios, de la TERRA.
FL Ideal, aver causaba tenor a los
timoratos y mediocres, porque parecia
que en- la practia Sc constituirfa Puer-
to Rico en- una debi1 republica movien-
dose en- medic de los mares del Caribe
y Las Antillas, como un cascar6n de
nuez al vaiyen de las olas, Y siendo vic
TINA de las violencias politicas de
las ambiciones personales. Habia ejem-
plos al frente, y aqnelos ejemplos "a
recian dar una experiencia clara de las
cosas. Ell Ideal hoy es mas amplio, mas
bello, mas hermoso mas efectivo
Puerto Rico sera:
un Estado Incorporate la Repu-
blica mas poderosa del Mundo; un
Estado Independence, con su sobera-
MIA propia, bajo ell proteGtod1do de
Estados Unidos, tai cual 10 es Cuba y
tai cual 10 seran Santo Domingo y
Haiti, y tai cual es Panama, tai
cual 10 seran casi todas las rep1blicas
de Sur y Centre America. Esa es la obra
infaltable de la Historic, porque es
una necesidad para ell encauzamiento
de la nueva orientaci6n politica mum
dial los efectos de una vida mejor
y mas humana.
La Relp1blica de Estados Unidos. en-
asociacion con todas las repdblicas del
Continente; los Pueblos del Continen
tie, todos, asociados por y para la H.
bertad de todos de cada uno de ellos,
para sostener permanentemente la pa2
en- su seno; para .difundir las Iuces de
Ia Moderna Civilizaci6n; para llevar a
todos abundancia de medios de vida,
por la multiplication de las industrias
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-10
E IDEAL


~ la exploitation poblacion de todo
terreno virgen en- America; para abo-
lir en- todas parties todo aqueuo que
es ell germen productor de la miseria
la prostitution; para matar Ell pau
perismo y destruir la ignorancia; es-
tos Pueb.os modernos, asi entendidos,
decimos, seran los primeros en- respon-
der al llamamiento de la Moderna Ci-
vilizaci6n, la exigencia de los ITEM
pos, para establecer defnitivamente la
paz en- todo Ell Mundo por ell desarrollo
virtual de una verdadera educacion en-
Ia CIENCIA DE LA VIDA MAGIC
NAL E INTERNATIONAL.
Els verdad que hasta hace POGO pa
recfa externarse un prop6sito distin-
to: Parecia como q. Sc queria aherrojar
Cuba, Puerto Rico, Santo Domin-
go, Haiti, a Nicaragua. a toda Sur
America; someterla a la exploitation
por el comercio y ras Industries, te-
nerla sujuzgada casi esclava bajo Ell
mandate de un Imperio. Pero, adn SUI
poniendo que tales intenciones tales
prop6sitos hubieran sido alimentados
por algunos cerebros de imitadas IA
cultades en- la conception del pensa-
miento, ESQ no es ell Ideal; ESQ es la
adulteraci6n del Ideal, Y con la adulte-
racion del Ideal no tiene NADIA que Yer
la Dostrina de Monroe nj la de Will
son, nj ell alto juicio del Pueblo Anne
ricano.
La Historic nos ensefia que las Gran
dcs Ideas de todos los tiempos tuvieron
siempre sus adulteradores.
Y hasta Sc vic que por algin tempo
perdur6 la adulteraci6n de las Ideas
En- ell proceso virtual de las facultades
intelectuales del hombre, hay uamas
y hay luz, hay egoismo y hay amor
Mientras las llarnas del egofmo pri-
van la adulteraci6n de las grandes
Ideas priva tambi6n; pero cuando Ia
luz resulta, cuando es ell amor Ell que
priveA entonces Las Grandes Ideas Sc
sobreponen su triunfo es seguro.
ST es verdad, pues, que adn priva Ia
llama del egoisno ante ell Ideal que Sc
vislumbra, deber nuestro es de los por-
torriqueiios en- primer t6rmino, apres-
tarnos a combatir la ADULTERACION
y a poner en- alto la Grandeza del Ide-
al. Los portorriQueiios somos los me-
| jor preparados. porque nos ampara-
un derecho legitinlo intervenir en- los
asuntos publicos de~.este Pals, cutya
Opinion Pdblica es verdad y su in
fuencia es determinante.
Puerto Rico debe ser un paladin en-
esta Grandiosa idea de Association de
los Puebos de America, para garan-
THAR de una vez para siempre la Ii
bertad de cada Pueblo, una paz abso-
luta en- ell seno de cada pals v ell bic
nestar y la tranquilidad de cada fami-
liza, de cada individuo, por la multipli-
caci6n de la production en- todo sus
6rdenes y ipor la multiplication de la
educaci6n en- todas sus manifestaeio-
nes.
Hagamonos pues, los portorriquefios
cargo de nuestra labor trabajemos
con fe que ell porvenir es nuestro.
/ Isaac IRIZARRY sAsPoRT
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DON JOSE GONZALEZ MARTINEZ:
Sc desea saber la direction de don
Jose Gonzalez Martinez quien Sc tras-
lido con su esposa, Maria Teresa Guar
Giola, de Arecibo a Ponce, hace 6 me-
ees, quienes tienen al cuidado una nj
n1ta, de nombre Maria Esther. Quien
desea saber la direction, es la madre
dc La nina, pues quiere pasar por esa,
para verla. Informes pueden ser remi-
tidos a Margarita Mas, Catafo, P. R.
7-16
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-ANUNCIOS CLASIFICADOS

PARA CABALLERos.- En- casa de
familia corta, cerca al Trolley qua
guas, Sc alqrulan habitaciones amplias,
ventiladas y linpias. Ayenida Miramar
No. 4, Parada II, Miramar 7-12
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VENDEMos MOTOR ELECTR1Co:-
Tenenss para la venta un motor cleo
trico de HIP adecuado para Ia CO
rTIsnte usada en- Ponce. Esta csmplsta-
nents nuevo, no ha aldo usado TEE
FISK TIRE STORE, ADRIAN MEL
soN. Distributor. -16
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MUJER sUIc1DA

En- Ell barrio Villalba Abajo, de vi.
llalba, Sc ahorc6 de un arbol de mango
Encarnacion Torres, quien tenfa sus ia
cultades mentales perturbadas. Ell Juez
ordeno e. levantamiento del cadaver.
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REXo.-- Camaras Totogr&fcaa y tods
clase de accessories. No tiensn NADIA Q7e
envidiar . n1ngan& stra marca. yea el
surtids que tenemos. Los zEuchs mes,
San Juan, P. r. s-4
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NIMACA SHOE FACTcEY tiens un
Departamento Especisl para rerarar
Calzads . Maquina. Precios scon6m1-
cos. Llams al telefono 1854, Santrucs
p recogeremos sus zapatos. p.
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Sc We N DE

en- ell nnejor sitio de Puerta de
TERRA, Parada 6-12, Carretera
II y sin corredores, Restaurant
con casa propia y solar de 225
nc. y una casa mas en- Ell mismo
solar, Anbas estan provistas de
installation sanitaria, gas, aqua y
luz. - Informes en- Ia misma. Ca
rretera II. = Parada 6=1l2.
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Sc ALQUILA un Apartamento con tres
Iabitaciones demas comodidades, en-
edifcio nuevo, Gale Infanta Luisa
no. 2, ell sitio mas fresco de la Ma
rina. Informaran en- la Joyerfa Bou-
ret. s-9
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MUSTCA PARA PLANO RseiaInos
semana1nente los dltImss 'hits'' 6s
New York. TambiSn I'm gran S1rsida
do couplets, y mtstca espaAOl& On yens
cal. Los MuchacheE, San Juan, r. q.
8-4
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A so csntavos La CANA sn 81 DOE
MIToRIo de LA CAFETERIA, 81 naEs
nmpls. frescO y de mas assO e. la -
pa de cama-P.
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vENTA DE FLORES NATURA-
LES en- Ia Gale "Hoare", stop IL.
Santurce. Lame al telefono 67S azul
Santurce, y ssr6n ssrvidcs Snmedias
tamente. =
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Sc VENDE una GAIA de caudales com-
pletamente NUETA, dobls puerts, COM
b1naci6n y lave, con cuatrs ccmparta
mentos interiores con sus naves tndi-
vlduales. Dimensiones INTERIoRES:
Ancho 25'', Alto 5S'', FondO 2o'. Pre-
clio actual 1920. 90 rebajada de $45c.00.
Ademas reanzamos un 1ote de archives
de MADEIRA y acero y denas muebleA a
precios mas bajos que en- fabrica. Para
mas informes dirfjase a FERRETERIA
FINLAY, san Juan, P. r. TO
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VENTA RAPIDA. Collection 10 to-
mos Mejor Musica Mundo. = MI
quina escribir Oliver. - velocipedo nj
no. - Precio de sacrifcio por embar-
carse. Telefono 565 negro SAINT. Cerra
6s Alto 7-1a
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de pastos y una cantera. Cercada con
agua corriente y atravesada por ferro-
carriIs Casa vivienda con installation
sanitaria, tel6fono y luz electrical; ga
rage; ordenadero moderno; rancho pa
ra picar yerba con maquina motor
ej6ctrico; rancho con bomba para pozo
Y motor el6ctrico; casas peones; una
casa mayordomo; tanQue garrapata. Con
o sin ganado. Falicidades para el pago.
Ioformara: P. R. Commercial Corp. Tel.
252. San Juan. P. r. "a
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sE vENDE un Chevrolet, Motor aca-
bado de ajustar. Informaran garage
Las Monjas, San Juan. I'll
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LA CREcA, eI mejor restaurant
de San Juan, Tetu&n 21.-Advt4
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VENDEMOS un Franklyn de 5 pasaje-
ron, completo en- pleas. Vealo en- Ia
HUDSON & ESSEX MOTOR DEAL
ERE LTD. T6lefono 1892. Edifcio Sal
dana, frente al Malecon. 7-15
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TINCA EN- VENTA en- Sabana Llama
Kil6metro. 5, carretera de Carolina, de
400 cuerdas: 100 de Malojillo, IA de
Toronjas, 20 de cana ceniza, Ell resto
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TENTRO DE CUATRo cinco dias
terdremos Hudsons y Essex completa-
nente renovados y de modelos recien-
tes para ofrecer al sin n1mero de per-
souas que nos vienen sohcitando ca
rros segunda mano de estas marcas.
Hudson s. Essex Motor Dealers Ltd.
Telefono 1892. Edifcio saldafia, fren-
te al Malecon. 7-15
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Tiojos, polilla, chinches, niguas, pulgas,
Y tai vez una enfermedad infecciosa
es 10 que Sc CoMPRA con muebles
usados. Nosotros vendemos muebles ABB
soLUTANGENTE NUEVos DE FA-
BRICA a precios de regaIo. venga a
convencerse antes de comprar. LOPEZ
NUssA & CO., Tanca 8, Telefono 1881,
San Juan. 7-S1
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HILo JAPONEs. Superior cUantoR
20 han smpleado para coseE mano J
xnaQuin&, por su heubilidad y Ter
st6n especial. Les RZuchacbss, gsU
JuaR. p. z. -.
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TENEMoS en- existencia piezas para
convertidores Truck Pord Converti-
Gores completes, nuevos. Hudson g.
Essex Motor Dealers Ltd, Telefono
1892, Edifcio salda1ia, frente al Ma
let6n. 7-15
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Sc ALQUILA local para negocio en-
carretera Stop "a 12 Tel. 466, Verde,
Santurce 7-16
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ALQUILAsE PoR s35 mensuales una
casa sta en- San Juan Moderno 10, 4
dormitorios. Informaran eel Area de
Noe". rs
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Sc ALQUTLA dos amplias habitacto-
res, con cosina, installation y ducha
S12 mensuales, informara en- calle Cue
vas, parada 27, "a. casa. 7-12
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SE ALQUTLA una ofcina con dos de-
Eratamentos, en- Ell Edifcio Bouret, en-
ei primer piso, con frente la Gale
Allen. Informaran en- La Joyeria Bou-
yet. z23
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SE soLIcTTA un Joven graduado de
High School para oficina. Llame tel6-
fcno 8, que sspa escribir maquinilla =
dispuesto a aprender I'm negocio. 7-16
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Sc ALQUILA habitaci6n en- casa mo
cerna sta orillas de Ia laguna Con
dado. Para informe dirigirse a carre-
terra 81, Parada II, santurce. 7-13
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CHANDLER CLOVER LEAF Sc
vende en- un precio muy m6dico. En-
nagnifca condici6n. Tel 1854 o Allen
IS (Altos). P.
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e pastos y una cantera. Cercada con
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-24
COLLEGE OFFICIAL
ASKS ATTENTION
ON SCHOLARSHIP
DR., Edwin Sparks of PennSyI-
Vania Opens Program for
Butler Society,

More attention should be given to
scholarship in scholarship in Ameri-
can colleges, DR.. Edwin D. Sparks,
president emeritis Of Pennsylvania
State College ana regent general OF
Phi Kappa Psi. scholarship paternity
declared in a talk to the students and
faculty Of Butler University today
The meeting was held in honor Of
newly elected members Of the
fraternity Members Of the senior
class and of the faculty appeared in
caps and gowns.
The fraternity initiation services
were held in the University library in
the afternoon.
The annual banquet of the fra
ternity will be held in the F'lorentine
room of the Claypool tonight. Among
the speakers will be DR.. Thomas Carr
Howe, former president of Butler; r.
F. Davidson and DR.. ". c. Morrow.
Seniors on the program for talks are
Mrs. Harold L. Winslow. Henry P.
Bruner and Miss Dorothy Black. Miss
Katherine Quig viii give a violin solo
and Miss Sarah Sisson viii sing.
Professor Henry Lane Bruner, presi-
dent of the local chapter Of the fra
ternity, will preside and Dean j. w.
Putnam viii be POSTMASTER.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-24
LIGHT VIOLATION
IS BLAMED FOR
FATAL ACCIDENT
RoIIa NiSSen Dies at City
Hospital of Injuries Re-
Ceived in Wreck.

Another accident caused by viola
ton Of the headlight law brought
death today.
Rolla Nissen, 10. bank clerk S3i
Fletcher Ave. died at the city hos
pital at $50 q m. lie was injured
Saturday night when an automobile
driven by Oliver Bales, 827 Park Ave.
crashed into a culvert wall on the
Martinsvllle Rd. west Of Bethany
park.
Bales, who suffered n cut on his
head and bad bruises. ia confined at
his home. He said another motorist
suddenly flashed on glaring headlights
causing him to swerve into the culvert
wall
Martin Nissen. brother Of the dead
youth. was slightly injured. as were
two other men riding in the car.
Nissen was brought to the city hos
pltaI at a. m Sunday. HIS funeral
will be held Thursday afternoon at
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran
Church with burial in the Lutheran
cemetery
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-24
10Th ANNIVERSARY
HELD IN COUPLES
FIRST HOUSEHOLD
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Kornbroke
Started in Their Present
Home,

Fifty years ago today Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Kornbroke. newlyweds. entered
their new home. 1882 Bethel Ave To
day they celebrated their golden wed.
ding anniversary in the same house.
Mrs Kornbroke is "a. Mr. Korn-
broke 70.
When they first moved TO their
home on Bethel Ave. It was not To-
Gated on a street. Their home was
the only structure on a farm Today
houses have sprung up around them.
They are hemmed in by railroads and
street ear tracks.
Mr. Kornbroke is a charter member
Of the Emmanuel Reformed Church,
Prospect and s. New Jersey SITS.
Friends and relatives throughout the
State came to celebrate the day with
the aged couple.
Three children were born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Kornbroke. Two Of them are
living. They are; George +. Korn-
broke. 1882 Bethel Ave, and Laura
Belger. r. r. f. Box 367. There are
also five grandchildren; William F..
Korubroke. Florence Kcrnbroke. Cath
crime Kornbrolte Edward Lee Korn-
broke, all OF Indianapolis. and Mrs.
Helen Ballard Of West Lafayette Ind.
There is one greatgrandchild. He
Is William Ballard. Jr., four months
old son OF William Ballard Of West
Lafayette. Ind.