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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-20

dos y d~eyrotados los republicanos en- las
pasadas elecciones Y en- la actualidad,
puede a~scgurarse que es QUEEN domino
la situaci6n polittca en- todos los 6rde-
mes va que stendo como es ell que diri-
gi6 y acaudill6 la pasada campafa. So
lamente 81 podria estar en- condolences
de presentar n batalla, ST clio fuera
necesario, a los elementos que estan en-
puestos de confianza y que han perdido
ell endoSo popular durante ell desempe-
no de sus funciones.
Al formarse, hace POGO, ell Comit5 de-
Ia A!1anZa de esta cfudad y encontran-
dose attsente Ell senior Irtarte fue de.
signado para formar parte de dicho or
ganismo en- representation del partido
de Ia mayoria.
Ash mlsmo, encontrandose ausente.
es tai Ia simpatia de que disfruta EN-
ell distrtto, que fue reelecto para un
nuevo termino como Senador por ell
Distrito, en- Ia Convention de la Allan
"a celebrada Ell dia % del mes pasa.
do.
FL Sr. Irtarte es pues, i~ndudable-
mente, Ell arbitro de La situacion To-
cal, y es por ESQ que hasta la fecha
Ell Comite de Ia Alanza no ha que
rido tomar acuerdo alguno relaciona-
do con las candidaturas municipalities
para dar o~portunidad al Sr. Iriarte de-
i~ntervcnir en- esta importante cues
ton. .
Hemos cambiado impresiones en- Ia
tarde de aver con signifcados elemen.
tos pertenecientes a la Alianza y nos
han dicho q. va q. ha regresado ell Sr.
1~r1arte, Embellishments que descanse
de su viaje y este en- condolences de
dedicarle tempo a los asuntos politi-
cos Sc p~rocedera por Ell Comite Local
de la Alianza a discutir la question de
la c~andidatura municipal para lanzarla
de una vez al electorate y dar por CO.
menzada la campaha.
Hasta ahora no sabemos cual sera la
F
opinion del Lcdo. Iriarte ante Ell giro
que han tornado los asuntos, pues Ell
hace mucho tempo que permanecis
ausente de la isla, aun cuando es SCI
guro que estaba siendo informado en-.
detalles, constantemente, de TODD FL
proceso que -segufa aqui la politica
local.
De la actitud que asuma ell estimado
senador y proEninente potitico, depen-
dera seguramente ell resultado de las
elecciones en- esta ciudad. Esa es la
opinion, que desde antes de su regre
so, ha prevalecido en- cast todos los
cfrculos politicos.
Ell MUNDo envia SUI afectuoso sa-
Eludo al Sr. Iriarte y a su distinguish
compaf1era.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-20
DON GUsTAvo R. NEWMAN

Hemos tenido Ell gusto de saludar en-
esta ciudad al prestigioso amigo don
Gustavo R. Newman, jefe de la i'm
portante casa que gira bajo la raz6n
social G.. r. Newman y Co. en- la
ciudad de Ponce.
FL amigo Newman, quien goza en-
esta capital de generates simpatias por
su trato caballeroso Y su excelente
hombria de bien vino aqui en- gestio.
mes de La importante casa que dirige.
Reiteramosle nuestro cordial saludo
de bienvenida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-20
Excelsior Manufacturing Co.,
laC.
AVISO AL PUBLICO

Sc aVisa a nuestros reIacio-
nados v al p1bIico, que ell Sr.
JOHN G. KNUST ha cesado CO.
mo Manager y Agente de esta
compahia, desde ell dia 6 de
Agosto de 1924.
w. R. BENNETT,
Presidente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-20
iPUEDE listed %RESOLVER--.
Ell problema de la cuchiIa rota?
INA De LAS HAzANE De Los DETECTIVES MAS CRANDES
- nI MIINn0\ -
DEL MUNUVJ
(Copyright Pubic Ledger Sindicat tie. Eyclusivo para Ell Mn

tonces, Vidocq,' temeroso de que sus
sospechas fueran infundadas. Sc deci-
dio a jugar Ell TODD por el TODD y la
mo a su presencia al tercero agente.
Apenas Sc habia sentado, vidocq
noto que este agente estaba intran-
quilo, y que a duras penas podia do
m-nar sus ~nervios. Sin darle tempo
] para pensar las respuestas, vidocq.
lie abrumo a preguntas, hasta que lie
hizo incurrir en- contradiciones mani
festas que lie a~cusaban. Entonces,
cuando VIC que ell otro estaba cogido
en- la trampa, lie hizo la siguiente pre-
gunta a quemaropa:
"For que mat6 listed a Madame
Constant? Olga toda la verdad, Y 20
me ocupare de hacer por I'd. 10 que
10 pneda, mienta y lie envio a galeras
para toda la vida"
La confession que hizo Ell agente no
pudo ser mas completa y satisfactoria.
Ell orimen no habia sido cometido con
otro prop6sito que ell de perjudicar q
Vidocq, y formaba parte de un waste
Plan para obligarle a renunciar. POGO
mas tarde, vidocq Sc daba Ell placer de
mandar a preside al agente conspira-
dor, desconcertando por complete a sus
enemigos, al mismo tempo que pres
d, taba I'M gran servicios a la justicia,
Ell PRoBLEMA DE LA CUCHI-
LILA RoTA
FL robo en- Ell Departamento del Te-
soro en- Filadelfia fue uno de los mas
sensacionales y audaces que constan
en- los records policiacos, aun cuando
ha tenido que clasifcarse como una
tomada de pelo a la golferia, pues los
autores del robo en- vez de forzar- la
GAIA de seguridad donde estaba Ell orc,
Sc equivocaron y forzaron la GAIA don
de estaban los peniques.
Pero, segun decia Francis B Kelly,
Jefe de la detective de Filadelfia:
"Tenemos que capturar a los auto
res del robo, 10 mismo que 81 Sc hu-
biesen robado un million de d6lares.
Tan solo falta alredor de un dollar,
pues parece que ellos creyeron que no
valia la pena cargar con tanto peni-
que, pero tecnicamente, Sc ha cometido
un gran robo, pues los ladrones
un tunel hasta ell Departamento del
Tesoro, y NJ Sc han llevado una gran
cantidad de dinero, por una verdadera
casualidad,
Isl no estoy equivocado'', a1adi6
Kelly, "esto nos llevar& por 10 menos
hacia uno de los l~adrones'', y asi di-
ciendo ense1o una cuchilla de bolsillo
con la hoja rota, que Sc habia caido en-
una esquina de la GAIA de seguridad,
y que los ladrones, en- su apuro, de-
jaron olvidada.
Con cuchilla rota como evil
dencia, hubiese I'd. d~escubierto a los
autores del robo en- Ell DEPARTMENT.
del Tesoro? FL Jefe Kelly 10 hizo. . ..
(Y listed conocera SUI metodo ma
hana).
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-20
CURSE DE TAQUIGRAFIA Y MEGA.
NoGRAFIA DE NoCHE EN- Ell
royal GREGG"

b al gran ntmero de solicitu-
DIES, Sc abrira Ell dia l de septiembre,
por Ia NoCHE, de 7 a 9, I'm CURSE de
TAQUIGRAFIA y MECANoGRAFIA,
que estara a cargo de la directora del
colegio.
Para mas informes, 'dirijase al CO.
LEGIo ROYAL GREGG Allen 30 San
Juan, Tel. 1922 rojo. Adyt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-20
LA IMPORTANCIA
DE SU REGRESo

Desdc hace algun tempo el regreso
del senior Iriarte estaba siendo esperado
con v5rdadero interes por Jos clementos
politicos de esta capital.
Ell senior Iriarte es, indiscutiblemen.
lie, Ell alma mater de La situaci6n politi-
ca de San Juan ell 10 que respecta al
campo unionista. Ocupando Ell puesto
de Presidente del Comite Local unio-
nista desde hace tantos amos, es 81 ell
organizador de toda la maquinaria cleo
toral unionista con la cual fueron bati-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-20
Con Ell regreso del senador Iriarte Sc
espera que Ia A|ianza podra resolyer
de6nitivamente la question de la Can
didatura municipal
Hasta Ia fecha Ell comite De la Alianza NADIA
habla acOrdado a este respecto en- espera de
Ia llegada del senior Iriarte

En- il maian& de aver regres6 a la
isla, acompahadc de su gentilisima es-
posa, Ell Senador por este Distrito, Lcdo.
Celestino Iriarte.
BESIDE bien temprano, EN- la mafana,
el ambIente de esta ciudad fue atrona-
do por los coheteS y las bombas que
hiciercn estallar los amigos y simpati-
zadores del lider polltico. anunciando
Ia llegada del barco que traia q i'll Dor
do a los d~istingu.dos esposos Iriarte-
Va,des; despu6s de haber real1zado una
excursion felicisima por pueblos de
Europa.
La Banda Municipal fue al muella
en- donde ejecut6 numerosas selccionss
en- honor de los estimados ~viajeros. v
hasta mar afuera fueron a dar la bien-
venida al senior I~riarte, en algunas
lanchaa Y ~remolcadores, numerosos ami
COS intimos, prominentes p~ersonalida.
des politicas y ell Comit6 Local de la
Alianza. en- pleno.
FL cansancio natural del viaje, hizo
que durante ell dla de aver fuera ma.
terialmerte impossible zanzibar impre-
stones con ell senior Iriarte, quien debe
sentirse altamente complicado del carl
loso recibimiento que lie hicieron sus
amigos & su llegada a esta ciudad.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-07
MzM,
81 X ~

The Petersburg unit Of the Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary, with the G.
A r.. Legion and W. +. g., has
started a movement for a cOmmun-
fly house. Mrs. B. 5. Rose. First
district auxiliary committeeman.
spoke at a joint meeting of these or
CARNATIONS. The district chairman
viii speak at a meeting Of the LIE
gion and Auxiliary in Boonville on
Nov. Z.
A noon luncheon was held at ma
tionai headquarters Friday to plan
for an exemplifcatiOn Of the auxil-
iary ritual. TO be given by the Model
unit OF Indianapolis. These auxil-
iary members will take part: Mrs.
Dorothy Harper. national treasurer;
Miss Bess 3. Wetherholt, national
secretary: Mrs. Hazel Workman. de-
partment secretary; Mrs. Lucy Boyd,
assistant national secretary; Mrs
Cecilia Wenz. Mrs. Donna Guy Akin.
Miss Margaret Gauss. Mrs. Dorothy
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-07

men will be remembered in the
Marion National Home, alone. The
Irene Byron Hospital at FIT. Wayne,
Rockville sanitarium, United States
Marine Hospital at Evansville,
Healthwin, at South Bend, and all
other hospitals where eX-servlce
men are being treated in Indiana,
will be the special charges of the
Indiana department.
Mrs. Lulu Rowenstine, secretary
of Harold NJ. Fochler unit at At
wood. has sent a check to depant-
ment headquarters for State child
welfare work. The unit has thirty
one members. Mrs. Charles N. Cook
Of Richmond, department child vel
fare chairman, has asked each unit
to set aside 10 per cent Of poppy
earnings for work of this cOmmitte.
The Seventh district council meet
ing Wednesday at the Chamber Of
Commerce was attended by repre-
sentatives from these units: Indian
apolis, Hilton L. Brown Jr., Irving
ton. Bruce Robson. John Holiday,
St. AIihiel-Loer. Hayward
Dewey, McIlvaine-K Othe, Robert f..
Remington, Madden Nottingham,
Parry Stephenson. Y. NJ. c. A,
Wayne. Geonge Harris Ond Osric
Mills Watkins Each unit gave a
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DYSPEPSIA
REMEDIES

Zoe Bellans NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SEQ
25c Bellans Observation-Disclosures.
30c Stuart's Charcoal Tablets Pic
soc Pape's Diapepsin Tablets ... $50
Coz Fairchild's Ess. Pepsin 49,. .45c
s100 Fairchild's Syrup pepsin. sac
st20 Caldwells Syrup Pepsin -. sac
i0c Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin -. ADO
PC Charcomints ...............I Ice
soc EatOnic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 39c
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With the Legion
AMxiIia1.y i'm Indiana
By CLAIRE PALMER THURsToN

Ashley, Mrs. Verna Grimm, Mrs.
Frank II. Henley, wife Of the de-
partment adjutant of the legion;
Mrs. Edna VI. Barcus, national sec
rotary and treasurer of the Eight
and Forty" of the auxiliary; Mrs.
Alice REM. Mrs. Fac Nisley, Mrs.
Jessie Hoover and Mrs. Frank Long.
Frank Fl. Henley, Legion depart
ment adjutant, has sent a letter to
each post and unit in Indiana, ask
ing for voluntary contributions to
the Logansport band fund, to pay
for a trip to st. Paul. Mimi, for
the national convention last Septem-
Der.
BY Nov. %. Mrs. Hazel L. Work
man. national rehabilitation chair
man. expects to have a complete
list of ex-service men patients in
Government hospitals. Each unit
has been asked to provide lists of
Christmas gifts. More than 1000
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-07
HALEY'S MAGNESIAs
OIL.

Tor CONSOLIDATION
Miik N1Rncsia and Mineral Oil
81 on iialry's MaEueSiI OIL. ~,
Boz Haley MaEur~ia Oil -........ 90,
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TALCUM POWDERS

Zoe Azurpa Talcum Powder $3.50. e9c
t0c DER Kiss Talcum Powder .22c
DC J. & J. Baby Talcum ......1 9c
Mary Garden Talcum .........24c
25c Navis Talcum Powder ......I5o
II 90 Mavis Talcum Powder &C.. lie
Poe Blue Rose Tale ............I9c
Pc r. * y. Baby Talcum ......IOc
Soc Pinaud's Lilac Tale .........S Sc
25c B0ncill. Tale ...............19
Colgate'S Talcum Powder .......1Jo
Chez Lui Tale Observation-Disclosures 5c
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COLD IN CHEST

$1.25 Bayers Aspirin 600
tdDietS} --''- ........ NC
poe Bayer's Aspirin ............I2c
$1.00 Aspirin 900 tabIcts) ....... 45c
31f Lanes Cold Tablets .24c
Zoe Hills Cascara Quinine .......1 9c
BOO Groves Bromo Quinine ...... 23c
pc Laxa- Pirin ...............,I
25c Weeks Cold Tablets Ice
25c Zerbst Cold Capsules .s......19c
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SOAPS
FACE LOTIONS

s100 Kinds Honey and Al. CT &c
SIC Holmes Frnstilla .....24e
soc Orchard White ..........-.. sac
75c Oriental Cream ..... sac
$40 Oriental Cream.
ACC Glycerine Lotion ............25 e
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RHEUMATISM
PILE REMEDIES

J0c Man Fan Pile Ointment ..... 800
soc Dr. Youug's Pile Ointment soc
Doe Hemroid Cones .............3 9c
75c Tanoids ......................5 soc
$3.50 AnUs0l Supposilories ..... .0Sc
soc Jngucntine Cones ............39c
81 20 Pyramid Pile Supposi-
IVA rs % % SDG
G0c Pyramid Pile SuppositOries. .49o
60c Pyramid Ointment .......... 4oc
81 ~ Hem ROid dnternan DSc
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FLESH REDUCER

81 90 Oil Korein Capsules. ...... 85c
S100 Marmola Tablets. ...........74 lac
S.25 Arb0lene. Observation-Disclosures. 9Sc
75c Thyroid Tablets, 1 grain. o.. 500
$500 Ply Thy Rim. ..............8 9c
81 80 San Gri-Na Tablets.
$50 San-Gri-Na Bath Salts....SI.f9
Sl.W FayrO Salts ................7 4c
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FACE POWDERS
Sc

Narcisse de Chine EF
Face Powder ......... JC
With each purchase of Narcisse
de Chine Face Powder we give
you one 75c vial of Narcisse de
Cline Perfumes.
Ayers Face Powder.
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FEMALE REMEDIES

81 % Lydia Pinkham Veg. Com. zoe
Sl.O0 Wine Cardui 74c
81 20 pierce's Favorite
Prescription ..................R gc
S1.25 Mothers Friend ........... soc
$1.00 Pink. Veg. Com. Tabs. 80. 100
60c Pierce's Fay0rite Prescrip
tion Tablets ...................i 9c
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report Of a benefit entertainment
given for the Riley Memorial Fund.

Mrs. Edna M. Barcus of the Hay
ward Barcus unit and Mrs. Clarence
Hughel of the Irvington unit will be
Indianapolis representatives on the
World War orphan committee to
purchase gifts for the children at the
Knightstown Qnd) home. The In
diana department of the auxiliary
will work in conjunction with other
patriotic orders in this work.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-15
WOMEN PROHIDITIONISTS
nolemsal Sponsored Malals hE Manen 0f GeIMaRE Mill shortly Re I.aunrhed far pHahihilion,

herliH, Aus, Welfare workers Wha have visited tss United states within the last few months, chiefly for ish hsstigallng the question Of pror hibitien, returned recently and have announced that a increment, spAnH sared principally hF Romen, would saoR he launched here to make Ger many dry as quickly as possible,
 Meetings Wllh this end in view have heen held m Berlin, Leipzig, liam- burg and, il Is said, even in Munich, the home Of famous hFeWs Most of these meetings, II is announced, have been private, the purpose being ia arouse the attention Of the women whose influence is to be used eyentu- ally in initiating the movement throughout the country,
 The main speakers at these meet ings were The women prahihliianists who told of their visit to America and gave their views on the situation there,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-15
IDEA
 NOW IS WORLDWIDE
More Than 20 Nations Hold
 Annual Observance

Geneva, Switzerland. Aug, is.--The Father and Son Movement. developed in America where 1t has become a recognized institution, Is spreading over the whole world. This was indi- cated today In a speech by Walter W. Head of Omaha, chairman of the Ma t.onal Father and Son Committee Of the United States and also president Of the American Bankers association before the Worlds Committee of the Y. NJ. c. A. More than 20 nations," he said. "observe Father and Son Week. In the United States alone up- wards of 3,o0n.ooo of fathers and sons joined In events during the past year"
 The Father and Son Movement originated at a Y. M. c. A. banquet of fathers and sons at Providence. R. l., in 1907. Mir, Htad stated. He said further:
 "only as the fundamental prin- ciples of world brotherhood are rec ognized and accepted by the peoples of the world, can we ever hope for world peace. The men who are to direct the destiny of the nations of the world during the next generation are now the young lads who are in our homes today. What greater priv ilege has man than to give of him. self as a companion, teacher, advisor, and as an inspiration to his son. who tomorrow steps into responsibilities the significance of which we cannot 
 Every man, whether or not he
New Britain herald., 1924-08-15

league,
 President Johnson said the present day conditioning process is all wrong and that q return to the oldrtime system, when players started to thoroughly harden themselves phyr sieally as early as the first Of the year. would result in better baseball,
 ''In the old days players did not think of starting to play baseball in the spring until they were capable of standing it." he said.
 Hey Young and many others, in the old days, went to Hot springs and other winter resorts. and by climbing. walking and running, developed their strength gradually. Then they
New Britain herald., 1924-08-15

started to play baseball and did net fall victims to charley horse' and other ailments, They were down to weight and as hard as nails when it came time to start the actual Prae, tiee.
 'sfodoy Il seems to be the general practice of every player to start right in and practice baseball pitching, throwing, running, and batting with soft muscles and no wind.
 That Is all wrong, If they started to condition themselves slowly soon after the first of the year, they would be ready for practice when the train. ing season started, and it would res suit in a better game"
New Britain herald., 1924-08-15
ETHYLENE IS BEST
 AS ANAESTHETIC
Scientists Find Il Is Preferable
 Tor Operations

New York, Aus ls,-Ths deadsn,
 iag effect of elhylsne, m illuminating
 gas on a hne ereR Of carnations Tn
 herisl's establishment has led ta
 discovery of eihylene as an excellent snaesihetic fer human beings which may in lime displaee the usual anaes iheiie now used m operations, ae- eaFdlng 10 a report published hF the Engineering Foundation and prepared by nr, William creeker of Yenkers,
 Or cFoekeT, as head of the Royce Thompson institute for plant research investigated the reason that a eaFns- iion crop was ruined three years in succession, Close research disclosed the fact that the slightest trace of il- diminishing gas in the air proves dead- ly 10 plants, One part Of gas in e0,- nhA parts Of air suffiess 10 kin mes dium- sized buds, while one part Tn tn,00a eusss open flowers to sleep" within twelve hours, the petals never opening sgain.
 Experiments Cover iA Years
 The experiments, originated IS years ago in Chicago. with the aid Of Dr. Lee I. Knight at the University of Chicago. are now. after long and ar- duous research, making the medical profession better acquainted with the use of ethylene. s principal part Of Il. Illuminating gas. as an anaesthetic.
 "Ethylene lacks altogether. or has in only slight degree. the bad quail ties of ether. chloroform and nitrous oxide" pr. crocker reports Tt has DO iethal action, does not induce sweating, and produces little nausea or gas pains"
 Recovery From Effects Rapid
 Furthermore. pr. Crocker asserts. recovery from the effects is very rapid, He pointed out the fact that Dr. F. F. Denny found ethylene effective in con- centrations as low as one part In 1 .oo0. 1000. but ranging as high as one part ia 5000. for the yellowing ofrus fruits. ss practiced in California As ! forcing agent for hastening dormant plant organs into immediate growth. ethylens. 1t ts said, ia far more effec- i've than either chloroform or ether, which formerly were the best known gents for the purpose. Dr. Crock ITS detailed report is available at the engineering foundation. 2s West rhirty-ninth street.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-15

10 Fae0nseeFste themselves 10 life for that the came great objective, RoFld brotherhood, world peace, We are, therefore, planning for the observance this year 10 come during the week Of November sris,"
 The Worlds cOmmitle of lhe ', M, c, 4, Is planning te cooperate in makz ing the Father and Son Movement universal Details are to he worked out by the Boys WoFk Division stan, of which P, N. Robinson, former sea- tor secretary Of the Y, M, q. A, Boys Work in America, is nog secretary,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-15

bssv inc physical relation Of father and son, should sigs serious consider sil0n lo his egR fife, the ldsals fer Khieh he stands, thai his example Will always prase 10 be an inspiration 10 the hey life Of today in encouraging lhes piFll oi worldly brotherhood,
 "In the United states We believe t mast appropriate la observe National Father and Son Week al that period of the year when Armisiiee Day eomes This has proven to he an ops perfume time not only to pay honor and respect 10 .he millions Of fathers and sons who gase their lires for the ideal Of world brotherhood, but time for the fathers and sass who survive
New Britain herald., 1924-08-15
WINTER TRAINING URGED
 FOR BASEBALL PLAYERS
lndifienent Training Main Cause of Midrseas0n Collapse af Many
 Leading Baseball Clubs

Chicago, Aug, l5,--lndifferent physical condition and lack of proper spring training causes the mid-season collapse of clubs, which, at the start Of the season seemed certain nennant eontenders, in the belief of Ran Johnson. president of the American
New Britain herald., 1924-08-15
BRITISH ADOPT GRAPEFRUIT

London, Aug. 15.--British peiple are gradually coming to like grape fruit. Imports of the fruit during 1920 totalled 13.734 hundredweight, but last year had increased 31,000 hundredweight. and importers say that last years figure has already been surpassed this year. Fully SO per cent of the fruit consumed here comes from the United States.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-15

The pole star Is always directly over the north pole,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-15

Narrow widths, 2, 8, 5, for dress trim mings, very large assortment to choose from. For Saturday 1n-