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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-22

Gee: o. Robinson orpharage, Santur-
&c, SlCO.C0. Asilo Gordo-Mudos, Santur-
ce, $4,000. Hefugio de Einos Desaia-
earados. Puerta de Tierra, 10000. Ash
10 de Ancianos Dessmparados, Puerta
dc TERRA, 10000. El Hogar Infantil,
Puerta de Tierra, 10000. Hospital de la
Conception, San Juan, 10000 Hogar
TI&s6nico, Rio Piedras, 10000. Colegio
Y Asilo de parvulos, San Juan, 10000.
La Protectora de Ni6as Eu@rfanas, Rio
Piodras, 10000, Colesio de San Hide
fonso 10000. AsiIo de Aucianos Des'
amparados, Ponce, 10000. Asilo de
Hu6rfaros, Ponce, 10000. Asilo de An
cianos y N;los Desainparados, Yauco,
10000. Sociedad Ell Ropero de Ia Per-
n San Juan, 10000. Asociaci6n Protec-
tora do Mendigos, San Juan, 10000.
Asociaci6n Protectora de Niiios Huer-
fanos dc San Agustin de Puerta de
Iic,ra, 10000. Association San Vicente
lie Paul Capilla Franciscana, 10000.
Association San Vicente Gle Paul. San
lose, 10000. Association San Vicente
de Paul, Catedral, 10000. Association
San vivente de Paul, sagrado Corazon,
Association San Vicente de Paul, San
Jorge, 10000. Association San Vicente
de Paul, Gonscrrat, 10000. Association
dc Niios Enfermos y Ancianos, santur-
ce, 10000. Association FL zapato de los
Mics r,cbres, San Juan, 10000. FL 10
paro de los Nifios Pobres, santirce'
10000. Cruz Roja Americana, capltuio
lie Puerto Rico, 10000. sociedad Pro-
toctora Sen6fica Ia Rermandad, san
German, 10000. siervas de Maria, Pon
ee, 10000. Total, s6,8oo.oO.
La anterior distribution de fondo rue
aprobada por Ell Gobernadcr de Puerto
kico eli 18 de los corrientes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-22

Como en- los Estadosg Unid9 todos
los m6dicos,. abogados, comerciHtes Y
tombres de mediana posici6n ire son
duenos de autoln6vi}esason Ssnejados
p0r elos misnios, Y COMO soppersona5
graduates en- las Escllelas d .Autom6-
viles, poseen. una gran expfisncia en-
Ia mecanica v gufa del cato Sc eco
nomizan Ell pago del ,chauffsf y meca-
nico, siendo esta INA grst yentaja
pues los carros en- su nay+ia cuando
dlcen descompoasrac, 81 br dueao no
cs experto en- ell mseanis95 no CANA 10
suficierte para pagar iasreparaciones.
Eixisten en- el mercadt tantas classes
lie carros y de elifererIas estilos ore
Sustosa1nonte hablaria / todos Y cada
ano de ellos un pocoE Tenemos por
e1emp}o el caro- Fordjzan f5cfl de ma
noJar 1ue no So neces.a ser un sabio
para oonocer suss p,gtes principles.
Tan, acreditada es Ia marca del caro-
EcED en- n. z. como IN todos los pal
Ses. que todo hombre p6bre le prefiere
por 10 h"rato por 10 gacil que es de
encontrar las piezas srepuesto,
siendo convenience cue todo dueho
dc caro- conozea con algpna perfection
Il necanisno de sa vehicuio ls aconse-
iamos ayude = recomienae las EsCUE-
LAS DE AUToMovTIEs, pucs estas
tenderar al pcrfeccionamient de los
Dueiloa de carros, ohauffeurs, conduc-
torres, sgentes, vendedores, etc.
En- la pr61Zima oportunidad tcndra
sumo gugto de Iablar de otras classes de
Carlos de las que abundany en- este mer-
cado.
DR.. EScALEEA
Santurce, P. 3. Se
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-22
NUEYA INDUSTRIAL
De Alta CaIiaad

Sc ofrece a los especialistas
o interesados en- trabaios y la
bores de- mano, el medic de DO.
der confeccionar los rtovisimos
y magnifcos trabajos compile
tamente descon0cidossNe
Puede hacerse con, % sin agu-
ia con todas classes de hiIo, seda
o cordoncillo Y para ntiIidades
o aplicaciOnes mdItiples.
Pufos, cuellos. blusas Y ira
Jes de seiioras. PropiO para boz
sas, canastos, floreTos, gesture
ros, cOrtinas, paioso de piano,
eomOda, sobrecama, ad0rnos de
muebles y de paroles, de LAM
paras, bombilIas electricas, etc.
En- todas formas. tamafios Y
cOlOres, iibujos y obmhinacio-
nes yariadas. Belleza exquisite
en- todos los us0s.
Negocio de exitO SECURE Y Iu.
crativo sin exposition de capital
Para inforwaci6n escriba a:
Box 316, Faiardo, p. r.
u EF-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-22

La venta diaria de AUTOMOBILES nuevos
en- San Juan, Ponce y Mayagiiez, es
cada- vez mayor, puss las reformas
hechas por las fabrieas de los difo-
rentes carros es tai que cuando sale.
un carro nuevo esta lncjor prepradq
y equipado que Ell anterior III Fl
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-22
FLORES .NATUEALEs

SQu1erc I'd. conseghir hermusos bon.
Cuets? Bcnttas Coronss y oSros trab&.
jos arSisticos en- flores naturales. Lis
me al telefono 800 santurcs. (stop %
Martin PenA y serA atendi6s psx IL
srs.. Paxss.
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35poeEs u. GALE "a

vcniente como por ejemplo,s uIl2f copl0'
sa nuvia que 10 imposibilits q aoane'O-
nar su norada para coger sa Veh'caao
cue 10 ha de conducir a 81 traoaJo
consecuencia de 10 cual lle@ un Nh
NUTO pasado de las sieteg glntes HaeE1'
diano pierde cinco horas 10 que re-
porta mas de medic dia boraple pues
no que por las tardes 81 traoaJa Soio
tres horas), por 10 qu Sc We onhg"
do retornar nuevasente su ca
sa. lie quedaran bIes ese operar1o
para coger por la arde etra vez -
guagua, 10 que 50 II Vrao"J@i
tres horas solamere? Sc supone que
no: luego entoncesi ipor cuanto le sa-
lie ese minuto 81 ANA cuarenta centa
vos nor hora coldando de ocho (ho-
ras) ell lapse de hnpo comprendiendo
las dos seccioneFdel dia.
AverSguelo eT,ector.
No Ia lluviai islnicamente puede obs
taculizar al ST ntlmero de empleados
cue DOR ALI nj viven asistir al ira
baio. estrictannte a las 7: A. M. ST.
no cualquierf otras causas involunta-
rias.
Oh! peroIb mas Importance del ca
so viene ARA. JQu6 necesidad indujo
al gran. ,f"LEGTsLADoR" a pasar
tai orden Hasta aqui los linites. Sc
gin eI psa no tener que sumar frac-
clones q hacer las nominas! Sabese
que ala manifestar sus puntos De
vista aIsedor Totti respecto a la or
den. ets lie contest6; ssh, usted
le coriene pero "ellos no.. For
10 cuI Sc deia yer esa opresiva orden
es pbducto del MISTER ACADIA con
solo n consentiEiento y no el asenti-
mieks del sefior Noel Totti, que es
unl nlaombre justo, ecuanime, que solo
psa circulares razonables Y equitati
VS. tendencies mejorar Ia situaci6n
( no empeorarla.
Buena herencia nos ha deiado, Sc
for MISTER, para asf tener usted I'M
sitio preferido de "feliz y grata'' re,
cordaci6n en- nuestras memorials y a
la par lie dire cue le erigiremcs una
Y monumental estatua en-
10 mas rec6ndito de nuestras concien-
cias. listed dira que simbolice 10 que
por usted estuvo genuinamente repre-
sentado en- 10 que concierne 10 ante
riof.
Esperamos que ese NAL sea debida-
mente subsanado. por Ia persona Ia
mada clio, para asi aplacar la hir-
viente ola de indignation que esta pro
1uciepdo.
"a. DANToN.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-22
LOS EsTRAGCS DE UNA
HERENCIA

En- todos los casos en- que Sc preten-
de aplicar Ia funesta garra del imps-
rialismo es con el 2obieto de esperar
algin benefcio de clio sin atsnder a
las congecucncias. Bien; magntfco.
Pero hay afgnnos de esos casos en-
que ese benef1cio sue1e ser individual,
a costa de up Eaeriacio colect:yo. Es-
to es simpieinente 10 que ha pues.o
en- pratica ell, 'tse1or'' Jose Acaf,t,
dias antss de 'su despedida de los Ia
Heres de la American Railroad en- san.
turce y clio 10 prueBa con la mil ve-
ces blasfemada circular de que FL
QUE NO PIQUE 4 LA HoRA DE
ENTRADA PIERIE Ell MEDIC
Ola. Esta orden sin bases nj funda-
rento-como puede verse mas adelan-
te-no puede ser mas arbitraria.
Sc esta en- Ia completa seguridad de
que ell veinte y cinco por ciento de los
er1pleados no viven EN- LAS COTE
RAs del taller y sieen sitios aIgo apar
tados de sjls contornos tales como,
Puerta de Tierra, Barrio obrero, San
Juan, Catafio, -,ya1n6n y otros luga~
res 1imitrofes. G6.
De nlodo que un einpleado residerte
en- cualquiera de las anteriores locan
dades-de cuyos brazos depende el sus
tento de toda una famiia-se le re
Fenta un inespcrado obstaculo incon
LA GRAN DEMANDA DE CARRoS
NUEvos EN- Ell PATS HAcE QUE
LAS EsCUELAs DE AUTOMOBILES
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DANToN.

RELAcToN DE INsTITUCToNEs BE-
NEFTCAs CUE LA CoMTsIoN HIPT-
IA INSUIAR HA ACoRDADo EN-
sU SESSION. DE is DE LOS CoRRIEN
TEs HAcER UN DoNATTvo CON
NoTTvo DE LAS PRoxTMAs
NAVIpADEs
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YISfTENOS

Necesariannenta> .transferida pa
ra ell mes proxiFTres.la reforma
de nuestro local, pondren1os-nue-
vanente en- VENTA ESPECIAL
hasta ell final del corriente, to-
das nuestras existencias de mer-
cancfas. Las cue han sido au-
mentadas con un bonito surtido
en teIas Gle novedad.
la BAYAMONESA
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-29
Makes a Family Supply
of Cough Remedy
Really better than ready-mads
cough syrups, and saves about ~.
EASILY and quickly prepared.

If you combined the curative prop
critics of every known ready made
cough remedy, you probably could not
get as much real curative power as
there is in this simple home masl T
cough syrup. which is seasily prepared
in few minutes.
Get from any druggist. PA ounces
Of Pinex. pour it into a pint bottle and
fill the hottie with syrup. CSing either
plain granulated sugar syrup. clarified
molRsses. honey. or corn syrup, as de
sired. The result is a full pint of
really better cough syrup than you
could buy ready made for three times
the money. Tastes pleasant and never
spoils.
This Pinex and Syrup preparation
gets right at the cause of a cough and
gives almost immediate relief. 1t
loosens the phlegm, stops the nasty
throat tickle and heals the sore, irri-
tated membranes so geRtly and easily
that it is really astonishing.
A days use will usually overcome
the ordinary cough and for bronchitis.
spasmOdic Group and hoarseness there
is nothing better.
Pinex Is a most valuable concen-
trated compound of genuine Norway
pine extract, and has been used for
generations to break severe coughs
To avoid disappointment, ask your
druggist for "21s ounces of Pinex"
with full directions. and don't accept
anything else. Guaranteed to give alb
s0lute satisfaction or money promptly
refunded. The Pinex Co, Ft. Wayne.
nd nd---Advertisement
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-29

\ B C's Of medical science. Red.
Icells mean clear, pure, rich blood.
They mean clear, ruddy, lovable
Icomplexions. They mean nerve
power, because all your nerves ars
fed by your blood. They mean free
dom forever from the blackheaded
pest; pimples, boils; from eczema
land from rheumatism impurities,
too. From that tired, rundown feel
ing. Red-blood-cells are the most
important thing in the world to
leach of us. S.S.S. will aid Nature
i'm building them for you! S.S.S.
has been known since 1926 as one
of the gre a Q t blood-builders,
blood-cleansers and system
ever produced. Be-
cause the medicinal ingredients of
S.S.S. are purely vegetable, It may
be taken with perfect safety. Begin
taking S.S.S. today-possess that
clear, soft, velvety skin and bring
the youthful glow back into the
cheeks. S.S.S. will do it,
S.S.S. is sold at all leading drug
stores. It is more economical to
buy a large size bottle,
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-29

nucleus of players and recruit addi-
tional players to fill up the instru-
mentation a short time before start
ing out on concert tours. 1t does
not require musical knowledge for
any one to figure out why the play
ing of the United States Marine
Band is held to be superior to that
Of unofficial concert organizations,
and 1t is a fact that under the di-
rection of Captain Santelmann for
twenty-five years, the band OF the
Presidents has clearly demonstrated
its superiority in every phase Of
musicianship."
Reception Planned
Local Marine corps officials are
planning to give the White House
band a rousing reception Thursday,
it Is understood. Ed. J. Gausepohl,
chairman Of the Shrine committee.
predicts a capacity audinece of
school students at the matinee be
cause of the very low price Of ad-
mission.
we wish We could feel certain
that the musical people Of Indian
apolis would fill the big auditorium
at the night concert" he said. I'VE
can assure a program Of highest ar
tistic merit well balanced with light
er numbers in a manner sure to be
pleasing. 1t would be a reflection
on the musical discrimination OF In.
dianapolis If we do not have a large
audience at the night concert"
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-29

headache when due 70 bowel inaction). a
single spoonful of Adlerika often produces
surprising and gratifying results In cases
OF obstinate constipation or stomach trou-
pie. IL Adlerika does not bring relief in
"a to 80 hours the advice of a, reputable
physician should be secured
Reports From Physicians
Il congratulate you on the good effect
from Adierlka since prescribed it"
(Signed) Dr. L. Langlois
Adlerlka is the best in my entire 81
years experience" (Signed) DR.. G. Eggers.
Il prescribed Adlerika with highly sat-
isfsctOry results (Signedl Dr.. A C. c.
tName given on request.)
I can't get along without Adlerika ."
(Signed) DR.. w. II. Bernhart
J. E Puckett a user of Adlerika)
writes: After taking Adlerika feel bet
ter than for 20 years. Haven't language
TO express the impurities eliminated from
my system
AGleril1a is a big surprise to people who
have used only ordinary bowel and stom-
ach medicines because of its REAL and
QUICK action. Sold by leading druggists
eyerywhere.-In Indianapolis by the Hook
Drug Co.-Advertisement.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-29
So Hot!

Going to tell you about one
of the hottest jazz records for
dancing that I have heard in
many moons. There has been
a rumor that go Long Mule"
a novelty fox trot number as
played by Carl Fenton and his
orchestra on a Brunswick rec
ord, was the real dancing goods.
7 know it is, because this jaZzy
number with it's snappy words
and laughter has been recog-
nized by other inhabitants Of
my fiat as the last word in
steppin'. The neighbors are
thinking of writing a petition
prohibiting me from playing
GO Long, Mule" until the
dishes are washed and wiped.
You will sure wreck a dish if
you play this record at dish
washin' time. On the other
side, you will discover some
thing about as warm under the
title Of THE Animal Fair" The
hottest pair of Brunswick twin
numbers have played for sew
eral months.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-29
T0day,S Best
Radio Features

Copyright. 1924. by United Pressl
WOR, Newark 4o5AD $50 2. NJ.
EST-"Holing Through ceremc-
nies. Hudson River vehicular tun-
nel, wicn addresses and band music.
KDKA, Pittsburgh (326M $40 p
NJ. EST-KDkA String Quar.ette
and soloists.
WEAF. New York (492M and
WCAP, Washington (469M $50 +
NJ. EST-New York Philharmonic
Orchestra. conducted by Wilhelm
Van Hoogstraten. direct from Carne-
gle Hall
WI.X, Oakland (509Nn p. M,
PCST-Verdi's opera, "Traviata,
and WMAQ, Chicago (447An 915 p
M. CST-Leo Sowerby, pianist.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-29
Gas On Stomach Makes
People Nervous
Mrs Cook Nervous Twelve Years Due to Gas

For II years I suffered from gas on
the stomach and was nervous and short
of breath. Adierika has done me more
good than anything" (Sisnedl Lela
Cook
Intestinal Evaeuant
There is now offered to the public a
liquid preparation which is not only a
wonderfully effective and QUICK intesti-
nal evacu3nt. but which also seems TO
stimulate the glands OF the intestinal tract
and to cause expulsion Of fiatus 1GASl .
This preparation. known as Aderika is
valuable agent for the purpose of cleans
ing the bowels of matter Which has been
in the system a long time nd which other
less effective means have oeen unable to
dislOGge. II is often astonishing the
great amount of matter Adlerika draws
from the intestinal canal-even right after
d natural movement 1t sometimes brings
out unsuspected quantities OF additional
matter. Many timeA il brings out much
GAS. thus relieving pressure in the abdO-
men. Adlerika Is especially valuable when
PROMPT action IS necessary or TO encOur-
age the elimination OF metabolic poisons
through the bowel.
In slight disorders. such A. occasional
constipation or gas on tn &-1S>2ach and
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-29
SHR|NERS MAKE
BID FOR TWO
BIC AUDIENCES
u. S. Marine Band to Be al
Cadle Tabernacle
Thursday,

Declaring the United States Ma
rine Band. which is to give two con-
certs at Cadle Tabernacle Thursday
under the auspices Of the Shriners.
is entitled to foremost rank among
all the concert band organizations
OF the world, William S. Mitchell,
director Of the indianapolis Military
Band, today pointed out why this
noted White House organization has
achieved such a position as compared
with the average travelling concert
band
THE players are all enlisted men
in the United States Marines" Mitch
ell said. They must have the high
est musical skill and must pass a
severe examination TO obtain posi-
ton in the band. then they are held
there by reason OF their service en-
Hstment. In fact, 1 am told the aver
age period Of service per player in
this band runs something more than
twelve years.
Well Organized
THE usual practice of travelling
concert bands is TO hold on 10 a
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-29
LAST RITES ARE HELD
Mrs. Theresa Stout Is Buried Today
at Bloomington.

Funeral services of Mrs. Theresa
Stout, 40, Of AT n. Gladstone Ave.
who died Sunday at st. Francis Hos
pital afte rthree weeks illness, We're
held at a. m. today at Our
Lady of Lourdes Church. Burial
IL Bloomington, Ind, Mrs. Stout's
birthplace.
Mrs. Stout had lived in Indian
apols seventeen years. She was a
member Of the Altar Society of Our
Lady of Lourdes Church and Of the
Catholic Women's Study Club OF
IrVingtOn.
Surviving are the husband, Louis
NJ. Stout; one daughter. Mary; the
mother, Mrs. Barbara DrOll OF
Bloomington; two sister, Mrs. Mary
Goodman and Mrs. Rose Chestnut OF
Bloomington and five brothers
George, Charles and Frank Droll OF
Bloomington. Walter Drol of Indi.
annapolis and John Droll of Bel.
fra. KaS.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-29

2. An exclamation OF sorrow.
10. one who accepts a bet
Il. Pertaining TO a special sub
ject.
10. A fortress.
21. Very fat.
%. First person plural objective
pronoun.
25. Signs of good or bad fortune.
q. Self.
Is. The length Of time lived
%. A writing tablet.
30. Past tense Of eat.
35. Negative.
81. To cut into NO sections
3S. A country estate
80. one of the leaves OF a bios
som.
40 Pertaining to fish.
Al. A telegraph wire Of the body
43. Eight persons-all singing.
A. What a steak is built around
As. Taken with ice cream.
as A vertical timber used to sup
port sails.
Al. Containing a plant germ.
Here is the answer to Tuesdays
,t.nSe ,s-o..J .,ryvyIa.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-29
Try JOint-EaSe
For Rheumatism

When rheumatism settles in any OF
your joints and causes agony. distress
or misery, please remember that Joint
Ease Is the one remedy that brings
quick and lasting relief.
1t matters not how chronic or aggra-
vated 4 case may be-rub on Joint Ease
md relief IS sure to follow.
Joint-Ease is for Joint troubles only
and is a clean. penetrating propagation
that Hook Drug Co. and druggists
everywhere are recommending
Always remember, when Joint Ease
gets in joint agony gets out-quick.
Advertisement
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-29
Accident Claims Second

F'T. WAYNE, Ind, Oct. 29--An
auto accident which on Aug. 26 cost
the life Of John Smith, ambulance
driver. caused the death here today
Of Mrs. Balmy Royce, occupant in
the other car which collided with the
ROvce machine.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-29
MIRA Young Promoted

Mrs. Edith Young. assistant adult
probation officer, has been promoted
to chief adult probation officer Of
Juvenile court. She succeeds Mrs.
Gladys RuoH, who resigned. Mrs.
Young is a graduate OF Indiana Unit
verSitY.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-29
Building Record Broken

More building permits were issued
in the week ending Oct. 25 than in
any week in history of the city
building department. Francis f
Hamilton. building commissioner
announced today. Total was 474
permits for construction, valued al
$569,595.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-29
QUAKE FELT IN ITALY
People Flee to Fields, Refuse to Re
turn to Homes.

By United Press
ROME, Oct 29.-Severe earth.
quake during the night in the Ritz
district. centerfng near the town of
caused inhabitants to flee
to the fields. They refused to return
to their homes today and authorities
are sending tents, so they may camp
in the fields until their fears are
abated.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-29
HOOSier Briefs

I" WI ANT me to letter your win
M dow for you?" Herbert
- Carmichael. clerk for the
o. L. Barton store at Blooming
ton. asked Jimmy Jordan. who
occupies an adjoining store. Jor-
dan told him yes. but didn't watch
the lettering. Later he saw the
sign which read: Good pocket
knives at Barton's." Jordan sells
them, too.
Girls who submit to petting may
have many beaus. but no husbands.
Rev. Charles r. GoodselL pastor of
First Baptist Church at Lafayette,
told his congregation.
Blufr:on county clerk has to buy
new marriage license hook. The
old one is filed up. Records show
1850 licenses have been issued
since 1887.
When Greensburg police fired at
Chester Stevens OF Batesville he fell.
Police had a scare. thinking he sad
been killed. Instead he was only
drunk.
Hoosiers, though they live in
California. are still Hoosiers. Col.
Sam ". Saltmarsh. president of
the Purdue Club at Los Angeles,
has wired for a box OF Indiana ap-
pies for an alumni dinner there.
The 4year-old son Of Luther Delph
OF Upton was badly burned when a
chair on which the child was stand
ing overturned. throwing him on a
red hot stove.
Thieves stole the tires off blazing
auto belonging to George Glenden-
ming Of Lebanon. fired when it
crashed into a concrete bridge.
Stopping his car to give a man
4 lift cost Harry Tolen Of, Logan
sport $50 and a package of cigarettes.
The man held him up.
Drought is causing wells to 60 drv
near Seymour. Farmers there are
forced to haul water for their stock.
One-year-old son Of Cin DevIne
fell out OF a baby carriage in front
OF the Salvation Army home at
Greensburg, landing on its head. 1t
was uninjured.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-29

Bluff:on county clerk has to buy
a new marriage license hook. The
old one is filed up. Records show
1850 licenses have been issued
since 1887.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-29

A RICH, RUDDY, wholesome
~ complexion is possible. 1t is
= - not something that is just be.
yond your reach. Neither is it
something that requires years and
years of toll to acquire.
But you must have foundation
for a clear and beautiful complex
Ion. You can be sure Of this: Ma
ture has no substitute for red
blood-cells. So-called skin disor-
ders--pimples - blackheads-bo
and kindred disorders are nothing
less than billboards announcing
that the blood is in a disordered
condition. More red-blood-cells!
That is what you need when you
see pimples staring at you in the
mirror. Blackheaded pimples are
worse! Boils are worse yet! Ecze-
ma is not to be trifled with! You
can try everything under the sun
you'll find only one answer. More
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-29

Girls who submit to petting may
have many beaus, but no husbands.
Rev. Charles r. Goodsell, pastor Of
First Baptist Church at Lafayette.
told his congregation.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-29

When Greensburg police fired at
Chester Stevens OF Batesville he fell.
Police had a scare. thinking he sad
been killed. Instead he was only
drunk.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-29

Stopping his car to give a man
lift cost Harry Tolen Of Logan
sport $50 and a package of cigarettes.
The man held him up.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-29

The usual practice of travelling
concert bands is to hold on 10 a
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-29

Hoosiers, though they 1--we in
California. are still HoOsiers. Col.
Sam VI. Saltmarsh. president OF
the Purdue Club at Los Angeles,
has wired for a box OF Indiana ap-
pies for an alumni dinner there.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-29

cell-power in your
blood. The amazing re-
suits produced by an
increase in red-blood-
cells, is on g of the
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-29

Thieves stole the tires off a blazing
auto belonging to George Glenden-
ming Of Lebanon. fired when it
crashed into a concrete bridge.
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Here is the answer to Tuesdays
cross word pIYzIe.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-29

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