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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-15
Foreign Exchange

bU IHtteu FfHunctuI
NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-Foreign exchange
opened irregular Sterling. demand. 81 90 x !:
cable. S4.53. Francs. demand, 6.14A c; ca
bic. 6.14%e. Lire. demand. 457 II C; ca
blae, 4.5Sc- Belgians. demand 5.27 y c.;
cable. 6.2Sc- Marks. 4 600 000. 900 TO the
Z IL.
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Chicago Grain Table

CHICAGO, Oct 15-Car lot receipts
Wheat. 1o3; corn, 318: oats. 166: rye, 4.
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Local hay Market

Loose hay-S1s q 81 bales. SIT a 20.
light mixed hay. SIT ago
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-15

EUU0I TdyUII FFIICdI
Local mills and elevators are paying 81 90
for No. 2 red wheat.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-03
LOS 1sRAE11TAs EN- Ell DEsrERro

Los Israelitas al yer cue los habitan-
tes de Canaan eran como gigantes, les
tomaron tanto miedo que Sc subleva-
ron, Ilegando hasta apedrear Josue a
Caleb. Entonces Dios, que estaba va
cansado de sus quejas, Sc irrit6, y lie
ordeno a Noises que los llevara otra
vez al desierto, donde vagaron cerca
de cuarenta amos. Los hijos de la Is
raelitas, fueron los que llegaron la
TERRA prometida. Els realmente intere-
sante la historic sagrada, que tantas
ense1anzas brinda los hombres y a
toda la humanidd. Por clio, el Cinema
tografo Sc encargara de presentarle to-
Gas estas escenas de una manera habil,
9, fin de que I'd, desde una butaca,
yea los trabajos amarguras que pa
saron los hombres primitivos en- cente-
1.ares de amos. LA BIBLTA, importante
production cinematografca que Sc .es-
trenara aquf muy pronto, en- todos
los Cines de la Isla, sera Ell mayor
asombro religioso de Ia senana santa
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-03
ISAAC Y REBECA


Este es uno de los pasajes mas lIsf-
yosos de nuestra historic sagrada, y
nadie debe de olvidar que la Inisma
enGierra grandes ensenanzas para la
tumanidad, va que la referida historic
ha sido escrita por los hombres mas
notables de los tiempos pri1nitivos. Por
clio, muy pronto verenos esta magma
obra refejada en- la pantalla de nues-
tros Cines, 10 cual vendra poner fre-
no ciertos y determinados abuses que
Sc cometen diario, pues la humanidad
SO dara cuenta de que es factible que
sc repita 10 que sucedi6 los egipcios,
81 no respetamos Ia ira de Dios, La
proxima semana santa, sera la mas
grandiosa quo SO celebre en- Puerto Ri
co, va que la gente sc entregara toda
a yer esta portento5a pelicula. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-03
ALIVIO PARA
LA DYSPEPSIA

Toda condici6n de depression en- la
Vitalidad tiende perturbar los pro-
cesos de la digestion. No hay min.
guna condicion alterada de la vida
que no afecte la digestion. Pocas
causaS de indigestion son tan comu-
nes como la sangre pobre. Afecta
directa e inmediatemente ell gran
proceso de la nutrici6n. No ssola-
mente es disminuida la acci6n de las
glandulaS gastricas, sino que la ac.
ci0n muscular del est6mago es de.
bilitada.
NADIA restaurant tan pronto la eff
ciencia digestiva que buena sangre
roja. Sin ella la actividad normal
del est0mago eS impossible.
Personals palidas y delgadas que Sc
quejan de Indigestion deben meiorar
la condici6n de su sangre para en-
contrar alivio. En- tales casos ell mas
active tonico para la sangre es las
Pldoras Rosadas del DIR. Williams.
Producer Sangre rica y roia, Que
rapidamente reStaura los organos di-
geStivosf q su debida actividad, Y ell
primer resultado que Sc obserya es
apetito. Ei dispeptico que ha odiado
la vista y el olor de la comida, aguar-
da con ansioso placer la hon de
conner. El debido cuidado en- la
selection y cantidad de alimentos
ayudara al paciente q ir por el ca
mino de la salud.
Para el beneicio dc. toda persona
que esta interesada en- conseryar
mejorar su salud, Sc ha publicado I'm
librito intitulado "La Dieta." I'm
ejemplar del mismo le sera remitido
bajo sobre cerrado y eenteramente
gratis, 81 escribe una tarieta' soiicitan-
dolo a la Or. Williams Medicine Co.,
Derartamento N, Schenectady, n.
Y, +. u. de A. Son tan importan-
tes los consoles contenidos en- ese IL
brito, que no deheria haber hogar al
guno en- que no estuyiera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-03
(de nuestro corresponsa1 en- Nusva
York;

Cuan5uo Johu D. Prince. Embajador
dc los Estados Unidos en- Dinala&rca,
nogd a csc pals, tuvo que pronunciar
IN discurso ell nnismo dia de 81 llegada.
Me perdonareis, dijo su auditorio,
81 os hablo en- suecc, q cansa de no sa-
bcr vuestro idioma. Pero voy dedi
carme estudiar ell danes 10 podrS
usar en- I'm dfscurso para vosotros den
tro de una semana.
El Embajador no estaba baladIo-
neando. Poseia va veintisiete idiomas
diferentes saba 10 Que decfa y 10
que prometia. Cumpli6 10 que ofreci6.
rudo pronunciar su 66curso en- danes
dentro de una semana.
EI anterior es uno de los incidentes
cue 1elata Frederick B. Rohirson-
doctor On nlosofia ell lider de la ms
trucci6n para adultos ell los Estados
Unidos-al tratar de demostrar Que el
hombre maduro tiene tanta capacidad
como la juventud para aprender y
similar en- realidad, mas capacidad e1
lnuchos ramos.
El decor Robinson dice que gnucha
gente tiene la teoria del calnello en-
10 que Sc refiere a la instruction. FL ca
mello, como Sc sabe. dice, es un cua-
drIpedo que bebe enormes canti3ades
de aqua antes de emprender TN Largo
viaje trav6s del desierto depende
de esta provision para ell viaje compile
60. Mucha gente cree, por desgracia,
que su espiritu tiene esta rara capa-
cidad del camello. Beben hasta saci9r-
Sc ell las fuentes del conoci,aiento en-
la escuela y ell colegio Y la Universe
da1 y Green que, como ell camello, pue-
den cruzar todo el viaie de la vida con
10 cue bebieron al principle. Esta per
sonas, agrega ell professor Robinson,
ia1nas So elevan ror encima de la me-
diocridad.
Pnaeinddie-E -EE- sh rdlucmfwypvbgkqj
Mrctos de los cue abandonan toda
idea de estudio cuando l1ec:an a la
edad madura, 10 hacen porque Green
que el adulto no tienc Ia misna capa-
cidad para aprender que tiene la tenn
prana juventud. Pero Mr.. Robinson
que es el lider de la instruction de
aaultos en- Nueva York, cree cue el
ad1llo aprende con mas rapidez que ell
niilo. Aun en- 10 que Sc reftere al
aprendizaje de los idiomas, a pesar de
Ia creencia general de que ell nino
qprende I'm idioma extranjero con ma
yer rapidez que Ell a1ulto, Mr.. Robin
son sostiene que ell hombre naduro. in
teligente, sano, aprende I'M idionla nue.
70 con mas rapidez que un nifo, 10 cue es
cierto y facilmente demostrable. Nos
hace uegar falsas conclusiones ell
hecho de que I'm nifo para expresar
sus ideas sencillas necesita solo de unas
pocas palabras y I'm adulto, con muchas
mas ideas, v mas compleias, necesita
de I'M vocabulario inmensaments ma
yor.
Otra falacia de este respecto es Ia
que ell hombre maduro tiene una me-
moria mas pobre que el nino. Lo que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-03

Estos acordeones estan completamente
construiaos con materiales de primera;
especialmente las llaves, que son de la
lnaior calidad, hechas con el mayor
caidado, por mecdnicos expertos.
La GAIA esta construida con MADEIRA
bien SEGA un modelo magnifico, llares
muy fuertes, herm6ticamente cerradas,
con magnficos fuelles con las esquinas
reforzada con pleas de acero metal
niquelado, para mayor protection Llaves
seguras correa de cuero. Acordeonas a
un precio exceptional
ACCORDION No. 80, con hileras, 81
llaves, II baios. Precio, $16.5o. (Precio
corriente $4,000.
ACCORDION No. 80, con hileras, "a
Haves, 3 bajos Precio, S8.95. (Precio
II ccrriente $17O0)
ACCEIEON No. 81 con 2 hileras, 10 lla-
y vess baioss Rrecio, $6.75. (Precio CO.
/ rrfealte, $4,000 81
ACoRDEoN No. 81 con ? hileras, 10 lla-
llaves, 2 bajos Precio, $4.95. (Precio
corriente, 5000
Escriba su nombre V direction, espe-
Clique ell numero y preeio del acorde6n
que deSea comprar, mandenoslo junto con
so centavos para los gastos de envfo,
paeue por el acordeon cuandO lie sea en-
tregadO. listed no arriesga NADIA. Garan-
.tizamos completa satisfaction o deyOl-
veremos el dinero.-Escrba hoy.
UNION SALES COMPANY, Dept. 2s1
Is S. Desplaines ST. Chicago, Ill.
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zapatero remendon el par de zapatos
que hace dos tres semanas le llevo
para que Sc 10 compusiera FL 10 We a
usted de entire Ell mont6n de zapatos
escoge les suyos sin vacilar. No ha
hecho ningtln apunte: confia en- su me-
,noria, al que ejercita dia a dia, ra-
z6n por la cual sabe recordar mejor
que un nino cue aprende facilmente
largas poesias de memoria.
Sc refiere el professor Robinson al
estudio hecho por w. A. Newman,
Quien hizo un analisis de las activida
des de cuatrocientos de los hombres
mas famosos del mundo, los que, por
t6rnino medic, produjeron su obra
maestro a los cincuenta amos. Este
analisis nostr6 que estos hombres no
rrincipiaron a manifestar activado
mental en- ell ramo en- que despues Sc
distinguieron sino- como promedio-
despu6s de la edad de veinticuatro
amos.
'En mis- observaciones de miles de
estudiantes y de la actividad humana,
en- general, dice Ell professor Robinson,
he regado a Ia conclusion positiva de
que 10 cue Sc Hama ''genio" dosempe-
Ia I'm papel de relativamente poca i'm
portancia. os hombres que gozan de
Ia reputation de haber sido genics han
tenido s6lo la faciltad inapreciable
5e la concentraci6n'
TIas observaciones anteriores son de
una importancia tracendental para el
hombre adulto que generalmente cree
que su oportunidad para ell cultivo de
su mente ha pasado. La verdad es,
como repite el doctor Robinson que
Ia cjad de bronco de Ia mente huma-
na es Gle veinte treinta amos; la
edad de plata, de treinta a cuarenta;
la edad de GRO de cincuanta setanta,
Verdi 6i6 su "'Otello" al mundo 4
Ia edad de setenta ocho anos 81
s'Te-Deum" o los ochenta Y cinCo.
Bacon escribi6 su obra maestro a los
cincuenta y nueve. Kant escribi6 a
los cincuenta v siete su ''Critica'' es de
Raz6n Pura'3. Vanderbilt aumento Ell
cien milones de d6larss su fortd1a
despu6s de los setenta amos. A los oohen
ta Y nueve amos estaba produciendo
telas rnaestras Miguel Angel, y el I'll
ci no tenia noventa y ocho cuado pin
to ''La Batalla de Eepanto'
a verdad es que el cent de la in
teligencia humana no puede fjarse
una eaad determinada. La verdad es
cue la mente puede conservarse stem
pre- joven siempre alerta para apren-
der. asimilar y crear.
Muy luego los gobiernos mas progre-
s;stas van llegar la conclusion de
que la instruction de los adultos es
tan imrortante como la instruction de
los nifios. En- ciertos aspectos 10 es
mas.
Tancredo PINOCHET.
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NECOClADC De MATER!hLES,
IMPRENTA Y TRANSPORTE {
San Juan, P r.
SUBkSTA P0R EFEcT0S DE
ESCUELAS

Sc recibir6n proposiciones en-
sobre cerrado hasta las 800 de
la tarde de MARIO IS, 1923, pa
ra ell suninistro al Gobierno In
suIar EN- San Juan de efectos es
colares.
Pueden obtenerse proposicio-
nes en- bIanco dirigiendose al
Negociado arriba mencionado.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-03
PUERTO RICO.

''Valiente Novia', en- 5 parties. 'rUna
Semana" en- partse y El Pleito Elec
toral de San JUAN.
Manana: Matinee Los episodios 8
y 10 de "Los Jinetes Roios" una
comedia. Eoche drama seleccionado ex
presamente, .n,-s,,... g..
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( yha maquekp panhna prraaHnm @
/ ds sddd ~ hph f rIai
! dopar
/ e d ma
/ Ldeind odi IN,qn p t "Bh5
mnad @ H lrs s@a preparation COZ q
"Hd Sd" a'""0 dc 's '" y' s ~ ""r%%SSSs22So%%H@
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( 8 nwRrsc r
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BORINOUEN PARK:

Drama en- actos Madre sin Al
ma y Ell vod-A VII No. 81.
Manana: Matinee: "Carlos el Hura-
can" Y clos Conauistadores del Oes-
te'' y comedia. Noche: ''Up Necio Clio
'1oso" drama-comedia en- actos y re
vista.
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F. cent dela rnente
Elurr1ar1a

hay es que ell nifo, mientras esta en-
el colegio, ejercita la memoria. FL
hombre confia al papel y al lapiz 10
que degea recordar. No ejercita sis
tematicamente la memcria como el nj
10 Y 81 la ejercita, la conserva mas
robusna y poderosa cue 6l.
vaya usted buscar, dice donde Ell
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-03
RELIOGRAPH:

FL drama ''Martir de su Pecado" y
Una revista.
Manana: "La Eterna Eva" un ac
to de Vaudeville.
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II EBERTY:

"EI Poder Inferno en- actos,
una Revista los ultimos aconteci-
mienros mundiales en- la serie ''El Hu-
lacan''.
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E;:]rIEl...I.I..II2:..lI.I|lll!>,}, T j ] j !,
gH (Ssi..:lsks5lS ,ss5lS
TRES BANDERAS:

la. iornada dc elias Dos Ninas de
Paris''.
MaGana: Matinee: l y 2 episodios
del "EIonlbre de Hero" y sus relle-
nos c6micos. Noche: "Gloriosas Avea.
turas'' en- 6 actos comica.
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LAS AN3ILLAS

''Los Misterios del Silencio''.
Manana: Matinee: "Juan Cente-
las" y comica, Noche: 8 episodios de
"Los pufianales'' Y comica.
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VICTORY GARDEN

3a. jornada de "Los Misterios de
Paris''
Manana: Matinee y Noche: ''La Voz
del Alma.
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Tancredo PINOCHET
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-03
NORMAL:

''La Eterna Eva" drama en- atos
otra cinta de variedades.
Manana: Tres peliculas distintas:-
Una Revista Pathe"; Ell drama en- 6
actos: "El Poder Inferno" y "CarIos
el Huracan''.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-03-15
Depot Plans
to Replace One Burned
The c. &. NJ. w. OFFICIALS LOOK
OVER GROUNDS FOR THE
NEW DEPOT

Several G. &. N. w Ry., officials
we're up from Amigo Friday to look
over the yards for the purpose of
deciding upon the site for the new
depot From the information given
out by them it is probable that mum
her of desirable changes will be made
along the depot grounds, among them
being the moving Of the warehouses
of Chas. Hanke, Ewald Bros. and Jas.
Morgan G Sons. across the tracks and
in their place a railroad freight depot
while as near as ould be learned it is
the present intention to build the
passenger depot on the east side OF
the track in about the center of the
block between Wall. and Division
streets That it will be a structure Of
a size and quality to add Il great deal
10 the appearance of Railroad street
is assured and work upon it will
start as soon as weather conditions
permit.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-03-15
PASS THEM ON

Have you a cheerful book or a
victrola record that you would like
to pass on to- the shIt-ins in Wiscon-
sins tuberculosis sanatoria? An APP
peal for books and victrola records is
made by the Wisconsin Anti-Tubercu
losis Association. 558 Jefferson street
A gift Of SO books from Mrs. R. N. vii
liams, 6S2 Prospect Avenue, Milwau-
kee, forms the nucleus Of Travelling
Library, which the state tuberculosis
association hopes. to establish for the
chain OF. sanatoria in the state.
A contented frame Of mind, state
tuberculosis workers claim, is an i'm
portant factor in the recovery of tub
.erculosis, and books are. q great help
in passing time during the months
of enforced idleness, required in the
treatment. While all the sanatoria
have small Libraries of their own
many Of the books have been read and
re-read by the patients, and there is
need of new books. Fiction and travel
books are preferred, the association
states. Nearly all the Institutions are
equipped with victrolas, and new re
cords are welcome.
Persons having either books or re
cords, which they wish to contribute,
are urged to communicate with the
Wisconsin Anti.TubeFculosis .Associa
tion, 558 Jefferson Street, Milwaukee.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-03-15
WILL BOND THE TOWN

At a special election held at Three
Lakes last week, the town voted by
a majority Of 207 to 81 to bond the
town in the sum of $4,000 for the
purpose of building an electric line
to. where it will connect with the
Eagle River power line running to
the Everett resort and when complet-
ed which is expected will be by June
/, the citizens of Three Lakes will
be all cit up" with electricity which
can be utilized for any purpose desir
ed. The village will install about
twenty arch lights and the use Of
current by private consumers will
practically include the entire. village
as well as a number of resorts who
will also hook on to the line. 1t was
the most feasible way that Three
Lakes could ever secure light and
power and its cost to the community
will be very small compared with the
many advantages that many will de-
rive.
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$1.O45.31
FOUND DEAD IN CAR

Sheriff Blohm received a telephone
message Tuesday night from the cor
oner at Eau Claire stating that the
body of young man had been found
there that afternoon in a refrigews
car of apples just arrived, evidently
dead from suffocation from the stove
used to heat the car. Papers indicating
that the deceased was theSson of John
Schultz, of Eagle River, caused inquiry
as to what to do with the remains
Mr.. Blohm began trying to locate the
family and found that they are resi-
dents of the town of Cloverland near
Nelson lake and that the father had
died some two weeks ago. The seven
teen year old son whoSwas in Arizona,
could not be reached but his relatives
had recently heard from him to the
effect that he was soon returning and
as far as now known he either had.
been hired to take charge Of the car
to Eau Claire or. else had attempted
to make the homeward passage in it
with the fatal result His mother is
confined to her bed by illness and
residents of CloYerland were expected
in town yesterday afternoon to make
some arrangements for bringing the
remains here for burial.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-03-15
WILL INCORPORATE

Mrs. Brewster, Mrs. Carlson and a
third lady, all Of State Line, mere at
the county seat last week preparing
the legal papers for incorporation of
their Community House society, the
development Of that project having
reached the stage where incorpora-
ton becomes necessary. For the past
two years the ladies of that town have
had in mind a community house Of
modern construction to care for the
social needs of its people and during
that time have given a series of enter
tainments, socials and other events as
benefits towards that end. To date the
fund for that purpose has. reached
the sum of $1100. F. I. Carpenter, a
prominent summer resident and prop
erty holder in that town has donated
an ideally located site for the commun
ity house and will present the ladies
with the deed to the property when
the society has Incorporated. This
they plan to do in the immediate fut-
ure and with the generous grant of
Mr.. Carpenter, the fund they already
have, and their plans for raising more
it is expected that work on the new
project will begin this season. When
completed State Line will have a com
munity house the equal of any town
and it will stand for years as the re-
ward of perseverance and diligent
work on the part of the ladies, as well
as splendid cooperation on the part of
practically every resident and large
number of the summer visitors who
annually spend their seasons in that
vicinity.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-03-15
Wausau, Wis.
June Z, 1916.
DR.. John Lloyd,

DR.. John Lloyd,
Wausau, Wisconsin,
Dear Doctor-The Wausau Lake As
ssembly Chautauqua stands preemi-
nent in the state of Wisconsin and it
is an undoubted fact that in conduct,
ing this chautauqua, the management
has never spared expense and has
combed the country over for the very
best talent attainable.
1t is, therefore, a great pleasure to
me to state to you that your lecture
on Robert Burns, delivered to our
audience, ranks the equal in value to
the very best that has ever been pro
duced on our platform and its delivery
far better than any other lecturer
that we have had the pleasure of lis
-tening to.
This is not idle flattery, but state
ment founded on facts and endorsed
by the thousands who have heard you.
Yours respectfully,
A. C. SCHMIDT, Secretary.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-03-15
Eagle River Band Lifts
Its $1,000 Debt in Year
COOPERATION FROM NUMEROUS
SOURCES RESPONSIBLE FOR
SPLENDID RESULTS

The Eagle River Band wishes the
people of the. community and patrons
among the summer guests to know
in detailed form the standing Of their
finances and state of the organization
and to thank them for their coopera-
ton for their moral and financial
support which has given the men the
courage to undertake big things.
The band came under it's present
management two years ago. Immed-
lately it seemed to take. on new life
prepared for public service on holt
days and openair concerts. Through
the splendid aid of the Camp Winnepe
boys and the local Inter-se club, uni
forms were procured the first year.
To do this betweensf four and five hum
dred dollars were necessary and the
receipts for the maintenance of the
band in. music and supplies, together
with the uniforms, went over the lat
ter figure.
Early in 1922 it was decided that
the old, high pitch instruments did
not give satisfaction to the players
or the public and that new instru
ments of the same quality and make
Gas near as possiblel: should be pro
cured It was the sense of the organ
ization that inasmuch as the old in
struments, to be turned in on a DEAL
belonged nearly all to the individual
players, and that except for holiday
and fair day playing their service was
voluntarily given, that when the new
instruments should be paid for thru
public concerts and other means they
should belong to the individual
players.
Beginning with a check for $500
from Mr.. A. H. STANCE and finishing
with a check for $4,000 by Master Joe
and Miss Beatrice Ellis, it will be seen
how the boys worked; the ttown peo-
pie. gave; the resort owners and
guests contributed, and the ladies of
the Inter-se club served in order to
pay over a thousand dollars to cover.
it's notes within one year
The following statement shows the
bands present condition.