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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05

than other French statesmen. He
believes that more can be gained by
compromise than by warfare. These
are his fundamental policies. The
details OF working them out will be
SailluuN's future task, His re-entry
Into active political life thus marks
change In the entire European stu
alton which may lead transatlantic
statesmen far along the road Of actu.
alities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
DOMESTIC REFORM
ONLY SOLUTION

The only way France can right her
financial wrongs is by domestic re-
form, This means increased taxa.
ton or new forms OF state monopoly
OF production which will bring in
large profits 20 the government. Call
lauE's plans have not yet been re-
vcalcd But he Is favorable 70 cs.
iabltshtng an Industrial entente with
Germany. and he realizes that II
France can make profits by co-part.
uershlp with Germany. wealth will be
stimulated and the government can
take It's share.
Caillnux is not afraid OF the Ger
mans, industrlally or financially He
deals in realities more efficiently
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
BY G. LUCILLE RUTLER

TT'RLtsI~L twcet" sings the
L canary
swcet-yrry sweet. sings pretty
JacqusIns Bunra.
You will know ii II you have been
fortunate enough 10 hear her in Jack
Russers Palace Hip showa-but 90
get back 20 Miss Brunsa and the
canary,
The goal Of every soprano singer
is high C." Now. the interesting
thing about Miss Brunsa's voice h
that, without any effort. and even
when she Is handicapped with a cold
l5s she b. M present. like tho rest Of
u.s., she can reach the =" note
ABOVE high c."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05

But how We'll" she says. II
caught the little trick from tho ca.
nary. ! call tho extra high tones Of
mine 'whlstllng tones rather than
notes because they somehow are
not formed the same a. notes. n
youU notice. when n canary Enru
rs high tones. u simply opens up ~
throat and poura them out. In fact
the throat is simply a sort Of pas
BlEvway.
when strike high = on my
piano and tho bird trills the tone
I have learned TO use my voice In
apparently the same manner. that's
why ! call those higher sounds
whIstling tones"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
SOCIAL WORKERS INVADE
THEATRES

NEW YORK, n. Y. Dec. 5.-The
theatcr has been added to the social
workers kit OF tools. according to
the announcement OF a play contest
issued by the committee on publicity
methods in social work which is
headed by Robert w. Kelso, director
OF tho Boston Council Of Social
agencies. Prizes OF $3.50 and $3.50
given by Joseph Lee. president Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
Little Jack Homer,
Is stuck in q corner. Z"

Little Jack Horner.
Is stuck in corner,
But he never heard Of "a pie.
He was stuck with a Hex.
Not licked with a stick.
And he says what a good fellow
am r.
Now little Jack Homer.
Tho stuck in his corner.
Goes travelling by nigh, and by
day.
For two cents or penny.
lie can go almost any
Place, no matter how far awny
From New York to Texas.
Enough, Blrs. TO vcx ual
He goes for NTH Of n dime.
Someone must be Jealous.
For mere glance will tell lis.
He has black eye half the time.
one thing I must mention.
Which calls for attention.
His railroad must bo single truck.
When he goes far away.
It's a sure thing he'll stay.
He has never been known 10 coma
back"
oh. ] know what II lu. It's "A
postage stamp" said Nick. That
can go most any place for 2 cents -"
What Is a postage stamp2.'
asked 30 Peep.
Yes. what is it," asked Tom.
Tom. the Plper's Son.
Don't you know" exclaimed
Nancy IA postage stampl Nv
goodness Where have you bcen7,
1T isn't so strange that Mother
Goose people don't know about post.
age stamps" said tho Riddle Lady.
II didn't think Of II when asked
It. Mother Goose Land is an old.
fashioned place and all the folk in
1t arc old.fashioncd. They send all
their letters by messenger and
stamps are not needed"
SO she began at once TO toll them
all about II.
II don't sec why you called II
after me-" said Jack Horner.
The Riddle Lady smiled. well.
you sec, | had 10 have a word that
rhymed with corner and Homer was
the only ono | could think OF. I
should think you would be pleased.
sir"
~ am" said Jack sheepIghlv.
But was It stuck In n corner and
whyY
IA stamp is always put on the
corner Of letter." said the Riddle
Lady. III It isn't, It should he.
Nick you guessed the answer first
so you get the prize. The prize ls
n chance to ask another riddle"
Nick thought and thought.
Suddenly no began TO laugh. ~
remember one ho said. SEQ who
can guess II. What key In hardest
10 turn"
~ turnkoy~ declared Doctor Eos.
ter quickly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
RICHEST JAPANESE CITY

TOKYO. Dec. Osaka Is now the
wealthiest city In Japan. figures is
sued recently by a financial house
here indicate. thus taking the honUrs
from Tokyo. The figures sha osa.
ka's wealth 10 be yen 4.7isA N00o.
while Tokyo's IS given as yen 3.4i2.
$50. 900.
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transferred from Germany 10 the al
lies In considerable sums. The prob.
lem facing CaillauN. therefore. ia how
TO set Frances financial house in
order while eliminating mythical fu.
turc reparations payments TO right
Frances financial wrongs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05

playground and recreation associa-
ton Of America, viii be awarded for
the best one.acs plays carrying a
social message.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05

THE ACT OF BROWNING
causes use OF 81 muscles. we are
informed. Poor Glen Shaver must
be very tired By this time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05

NO" said Nick THAT isn't It."
"Arc you suro?" insisted Mrs.
Daw. ut sounds all right"
That's not the answer" said
Nick.
They guessed monkey and turkey
and finally Daddy Gonder called out,
81 know-it's n donkcyf
Good FOR YOU. NiclG' laughed the
Riddle Lady Tint was n fine rid.
die. Dnddy Gnndcr, here w new
Pipe for your prize"
lTo he Continued
Copyright 1924, N. u. A. Service, Incl
Evening star., 1924-02-27

SECOND TRUST NOTE, ma
turing in. four years, at 81, 500,
secured by fine residence near
Dupont Circle. Will sell for
$500. Address Box 304-L, Star
office. 2S*
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
EOntfuned.

FURNITURE II you want TO obtain best re-
suits for you. furniture and other niscel'
NV. franklin 37S5.
GOLD, silver, watches, diamonds and old
5ewelry needed in our mfg. dept. Full cash
value paid. Sellingers. $40 e st
JEWELRY. diamonds. gold. silver, platinum
and artificial teeth. u. Alpher, t01 G 1T. NV.
Main 2sIIx
OLD GOLD-Bring your old COLO, silver.
platinum, diamonds: also dsca rded 5aweiry.
Ne Feed them in our manufacturing dept VIII
pay highest prices: 4. kahn. Inc. 93l ct
PIANOS and ylrtrUIaa, Old gold. silver. dia.
mOIis and irwr!ry. A. i. Arnold. 13n3 G. 81
Mnin STA.
PLAT BOOKs-Waut 10 buy set OF plat books
of tho District of Columbia. Chas. j. Garner,
14U8 III ST. NV.
Evening star., 1924-02-27

DIR. ii. A. LOCkE'S
DOG AND CAT HOSPITAL.
1921 18th ST NV. COLUMBIA ST4.
RES TtSIMA PARK ADAMS 2e40
Evening star., 1924-02-27

YOUNG LADIES, several, with
stage or dramatic experience, for
style show. Sizes 16 to IS
misses and 36 to 38 women. Ap-
ply 1880 to II 80 at the employ
ment Office, 9th floor, G st. side,
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Evening star., 1924-02-27

PERSIAN KITTEN. all white, highly ped
greed and registered. Potomac 52J, evening
Evening star., 1924-02-27

IL MBEE CLERk--WitlI retail yard expert
cnce, must know local trade and conditions.
by young concern. Where industry ability and
loyalty viii he noticed and rewarded: fair
salary TO begin with. Address Box 21S-L,
star Office,
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Civil Service Examination.

NV IL .)Si WV l~-NdhiiIiat tioiA-
Special rates beginning today for FIRST grade
clerk promotion examinations, April II.
Classes : day and nights each week. Exam.
March l.. Agriculture Dept. Salary, Sl,1l0 T."
81 csc Special home study course. s3 Spe-
cial Instruction for stenography and typewrit-
IL. exams. March H. Tnition. 81.
The Civil Service Preparatory School
6 q. corner 10Th and r NV Franklin 50s0.
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RADIO AND EQUIPMENT.
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

POElCE Dogs, 2 rnonths old, male and female
Faireh'id's Pet Shop, 1918 9th at nv.
WATER SPANIEL DOGS, two. black, one fnsis
and one female. Fairchiid's Pet Shop, 1915 3th
St NV
Evening star., 1924-02-27
FOR Observation-Disclosures

EDISON PHOSOGRAPH, mahogany cabinet.
30 records, Victor reprodUcer, 800 cash.
&,
Evening star., 1924-02-27

LARGE corporation wants service man in
every town to paste up its signs store
keepers windows; excellent opportunity for
reliable party; experience necessary; We
also have attractive proposition for agents and
salesrnen. Guarantee Sign Scrvcr. 3G1 W. Su-
psrior, Chicago.
Evening star., 1924-02-27

GENERAL OFFICE WORK, young man 20 to
70; large insurance company; apply ia own
handwriting; give references. Address Box
9S1-i., Star office.
Evening star., 1924-02-27

BOY, white with bicycle: good opportunity to
learn photography. Abel & Co., s03 L st. NV.
Evening star., 1924-02-27

BOY, who can drive horse and wagon for de.
livery. Columbia Speciality Paper Box, %
Evening star., 1924-02-27

CHAUFFEUR. white; must be very settled ,
good pay, steady ioh. Call between PM
and / pm. 1139 18th st. nv.
CLERh-TYPIST-Genera office work; some
knowledge stenography. Taylor Norman Oh
%. ROSSNn. Va
Evening star., 1924-02-27

JANTrOR. WATCHMAN. am. to 6 pm, Z
day week: must supply references. Address
Box 23T-L. Star office.
Evening star., 1924-02-27
sITUATIGNs--DOMESTIC.
Continued


! c1IAMBERMAIp or waitress. public or pri-
yate: co.ored girl. North 1000 -.
CLEANING or waiting part time. 1913 9Th
st. NV. 2S'
| CLEANING and laundry work by the day. 824
COLORED-Housework alone or combined with
oversight Of child invalid; sufficient refer
enre from former employer. Frank. 9f86-W
| 12'o 9th nv. Apt.
! COOK or nurse. soiored girl wishes place: stay
/ ntgbts. lis Florida ave. NV.
COOK, good. wants place in apt. 1o23 4 81.
S"ok i" .sP small nsh;1 ss lab b sss TsFd st eossa
Thursday Friday till $50 PM. P.nl.-----------
| CoOK-Cityfref. Call after ) o'clock Thurs
| day 1895 Vermont ave. NV. nw.
COOK. color.d pastry and all-around desires
work in cafeteria. 1185 New Jersey ave.
COOK, chamberInaid. waitress. nHrsemaid or
general worker. claTke's. North 1861.
! DAY OR WEEK WORK by colored girl. I55
Gresham pl. NV. Call 20 pm.
DAYS WORK OF any kind; colored woman.
| 4s21 41st st. NV.
DAYS WORK by two girls. 1913 Oregon ave.
NV.
GENERAL H0UsEw0RK by colored woman :
| day work with small family Apply s .2'
| GENERAL H0TsEwORh-CslI or write, 495
! GENERAL HoUsEWoRK by an honest and
! night. s14 1oIh at INV. a1'
} GERMAN WOMAN desires situation in family
! of one OF two adults. Address Box ao".L.
! Star office.
! GIRL. neat coiGrtd. wishes place plain cook-
! tnr. Can Frank. 93tEI-J -
! GIRLS itwob coinred. wish work. one all
! dag. Other after school. 70 Fenton st ne
HALTnAy work or washing to take home.
! call toS Columbia rd- -
! TlOTSEWoIiK. reliable coiored girl; reference
l34s Florida ave. NV.
! HoCSEWoRK-Relis eeIored giri; uo su;-
! day work. Call c427 F st. n.U. 2s'
] LAUNDRY 10 take home. II. 3:h st. NV.
! LAUNDRY 10 tske hom1. l'.i I, st. NV. 80
| LAUNDRY done. Soc per dozen. Ida Viii
j lisms. 7ei l1th Sc.
MORNING; or evening work by reliable woman.
1 Col :16e W.
MOTHERS HELPER nurse-young coio-ed
NURSE. by neat ccIOred girl. c23o Cleveland
F., -. NV
! PART TINE CILANlN': wan:"d 10y colored
woman; references. Main 2e1>.
PIARr:TINE WORK by cOlOFsd FiFlso So. IS
{ fentoh 81. re. .
/; TARrTIME or day work. reliable girl 1871
| PART-TIME or days work wanted by neat
! cOlored woman: reference 1870 Church 81.
| in.W.-------- NV. ------------------------
| PASTRY COOK or all-around cook for cafe
| :erta or hotel. Call Frank. aIl0.
! WATrRESS-wsnt"d by "ol"r-d girl. c416
! Virginia ave. NV.
: WORK os srr kind, neat siri Call North
! S99l.I before 7:Sn.
| SITUATIONs-MALE. FEMALE.
( MAN AND WIFE-SmaI apartment; age A..
"l55 sth NV. Rev. A. a. Jones. rs.
! EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
| ALI. KINDS or HELP furnished at Ninth 81.
| Employment Bureau. Potomac 50. "S-
! CHEFS. cooks cleaners. chamh-rmaius house
| men laundresses dishwashers. charwameu.
utility men, recommended. Fuller's Exchange,
! 122t 25th St West 20S9. ~"
! COOKS, Mattresses, walters. nurses, Rouse
| workers, day workers. laundresses. kitchen
helptrx hoBsemen. janiturs. porters, buffers.
Evening star., 1924-02-27

MEMBERSHIP REPRESENTATIVES, wanted
TO work campaign in Washington: plenty
of ro-npcra ticn: full part time: $50 I" $50
per week. Apply American Automobile Asso-
citation. HOS 18th -. NV.
Evening star., 1924-02-27
HELP--DOMESTIC.
COntiuuefY.

COOK and housekeeper; references. Apply 80
T ST. NV.
COOK and general houseworker. small apart
n,ent; references required 3625 10th ST.. Apt.
COOK AND HoUSEWORkER-stay nights;
rcfernces; hest wages. Cleve. lsi.
COOK and general housework: stay at night;
reference 1888 Morrison st. NV 27'
COOK, general housework; stay nights: refer
ence: small family. 263i woodley pi.
COOK for boarding house: prefer stay nights
also general housew0Eker. .D' Seward square
COOK. ,irstclass. sIl.sround cook for cafeteria
breakfast and luncheon: no Sunday work
Apply .,c i9tE NV, ufterward Apt. JG. Bea-
ION. 1898 Calvert NV.
COOK and general hoiseworker, colored :
nights. Mr., s. NJ. Briggs. Braddpck Heights.
Va Alex. lJu1-J. 2s'
COOK and general honsew.ork; 20 laundry:
! references required Mrs A. b. leet, corner
! Raymond aud Delaware SIS. Chevy Chase.
! Md. aSs
COOK. colored, and colered nurse. 1900 Q
st. Apt. LA. Call after g 27'
GENERAL HOUSEwORK. reliable and neat
| must give satisfactory references. 1872
. Madison St NV.
GENERAL ioUsEwoRk for two in family:
Harvard ~. Phone Col. 6316.
| GIRL, light Homework aud cnrc of baby.
al3 End 81. s.w-
GIRL, reliable. white or celorcd, for general
h'Ns"work. 1902 Narnum 81. Col. 446G-
HnTSEKEEPf.R wanted. by widuwer with
three children; good home for right party
Statc sg. experience. III answering. Address
Fox 26d-f. Stnr othre.
IoESEkE Efft:H, small family. Apply after
30 pm. At 3'2 North Carolina ave. Sc. 29s
MOTHERS HELPER, hAlf-cr0wn gill. one
that desires good home: must be neat and
cieh" snail 4 .sarE =, t" start: ." others need
Nurse Young, white: b-st Washi; ton
. nursery rel required: two little boys. IL. apt. !:
. must remain nights; wages. $50 20 S5;i. CalI
y. i1G. 2Ss
WAifRESS-CH AMBERMAIp assist with iron
ins. stay nights: good wages. References.
! Col. sJ3.
WOMAS-Koorn. board and salary given white
woman in exchange for household duties in
Guiding care of lt--yr. child. Reference cX-
tyiansed. Call evenings after pm. tJ+
orIrarS pl
Evening star., 1924-02-27
HELP MALE

NEVER ndH ORTGTNAL Ytcommendattons
on applying for employment. Uss COPIES.
xUT0MOBILE SAIESMAN: automobile ex-
perience not essential. A worthwhile opening
Tor man who means business. H. r. hinse'
1920 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1924-02-27

BOY with wheel to make himself usefu
around bakery and deliver orders. founeeds
Home Bakery. 3hi4 Mt Pleasant 81.
Evening star., 1924-02-27

ROOKK EErEN, immediately, between % and
40; must furnish references, have executivo
ability; 500 per month; permanent Work TOT
right man: knowledge IF drafting preferred
Apply Room I'll, 921 15th ST. NV. MI
Evening star., 1924-02-27

EAS--Natancy for experienced man WIKI Jne
Of the largest life ASSURANCE companies: best
contract: present sverige owe: 1880 year:
refsreuces. Addr.ss RO1 a5i-L. S;ar "itre.
MEN to distribute advertising. B.n., 93a u
w ~
Evening star., 1924-02-27
WANTED-SALESMEN.
INSTRUCTION COURSES

iuTO DRIvfyG LESSONS PRIVATELY
given. Call Line 50. We do the rest
EARN s1I0 TO ESQ MONTHLY. EXPENSES
paid, as railway traffic inspector. Position
Rome study Course or money refunded. Ex-
ceiient opportunities. Write for free book
LET N-66 Stand. Business Training Inst,
Buffalo. y. Y.
EASILY LEARNED IN is ONE-HOUR LES
sons; telephone switchboard operating. Don't
put OF TO learn. Enroll now. Be prepared.
oxford bldg, cor. 14tb bet. n. U. ave. and II.
PINGERPRINT EXPERTS NEEDED IN
washington aud elsewhere; our complete course
prepares for lucrative profession. Washington
school Of Identification, Suite 9. 1714 Pa. ave.
HOTELS NEED AMBITIOUS men and wamen;
ten rooms, csfeteriss, clubs. apartment houses;
rncrowded deld: fne living. quick advance
n,ept: our methods jndorsed-our students
empIoyed By leading hotels evefywhere. Open
sysrirss nali fos pcrticuls.; Lewis Hotel
Evening star., 1924-02-27

EOY. white to unpack goods; 50 per week
. ~, nn-onntin, eI5 Ia nv oIs
Evening star., 1924-02-27

CIIAMBERMAID Or waitress. public pri-
yate: co.ored girl North 1900.
CLEANING or waiting part time. 1888 9Th
Evening star., 1924-02-27


We qualify you for both aud place
YOU in a pos tiUu Mt good salsr!.
New class just starting: $50 enrols
you, 10 o five nights week. PAT
ticulars and cataog request.
LOOMS RADIO COLLEGE.
4G.I 9th. NJ. 1879. IS
Evening star., 1924-02-27
HELP-DOMESTIC.

dGII-OONGSII
ASSISTANT TO LADY OF HOUSE, for all
around work in small Chevy Chase home with
one child, three years. Good permanent
home and pay. Three months in mountains
during summer. White applicants only.
Write full particulars with references and
phone number to Box 1851 Star office. 2Ss
CHAMBERNfAID and Waitress-Whitc. refer
ences Call 201o Que 1t. NV. Wednesday
and Thursday Afternoon and evening. 27s
Evening star., 1924-02-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Confirmed

WELL established Iunchroom for sale; reas
/ able. Apply Il. J. Bitterly, Prop. 500 9TH st
Evening star., 1924-02-27
FOR sALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

BUICK, 22-44 model We believe this car to
be perfect mechanically and invite your 10
spection and criticism: S475 cash or easr
terms; you want q good roadster look this
over. Remember the address" Oakland.
100 I,
Evening star., 1924-02-27

RANK RUNNER, under 20 years of age; rel
erences. Address Box a20-L, Star Office.
Evening star., 1924-02-27
RADIO CONSTRUCTIONS
WIREI ESS 0pER

TAUGHT ORALLY AND
quickly by teacher, cf 20 years exp; drudgery
eliminated. Address RoX 30, Il. Star office. rye
Evening star., 1924-02-27
INSTRUCTION COURSES
Cnntinned-

HOW DO YoU USE YOUE sPARE TIME1
Let tram you to $50 TO 800 week
making mechanical, architectural or map
drawings; individual Instruction. day or eve
ming; experience necessary. Start now.
Write, call or phone for particulars. Column
bia School Of Drafting, l4th and L SITS. NV.
North
Evening star., 1924-02-27

COOK and housekeeper; references. Apply 80
IT st. NV.
COOK and general housewUrker. small apart
AZ o7s
Evening star., 1924-02-27

COIORED-Housework alone or combined with
oversight Of child invalid sufficient refer
enre from former employer. Frank. 9i86-W-
9Th Ant
Evening star., 1924-02-27

CLEANING and laundry work by the day. 824
Evening star., 1924-02-27

SHIRT BOSOM PRESS OP-
orator, experienced;. shirt
fnisher and a lady clothes press
operator. Apply to L. o. Cook,
Ambassador Laundry, 1926 Irv-
ing st. NV. 27*
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-10
Jack Dempsey.
(continuaci6n de Ia Ia. pAsinal

cho en- un ring. Yo creo que 10 veneerfa
mucho mas facilmente que a Firpo o
a Gibbons. Y la aetuacion de Wills fren.
te Madden me reafirma en- esta Green
cia
Madden puede resistir al castigo, pc
ro 30 resfSto mucho mas que 6l Y ade-
mas no dejo tanto tempo al contratio
para que se acomOde como quiera. Guam
do un hombre combatc contra Madden
no tiene que preocuparse mayormente
por el peligro de ser sorprendido por
i'm repentino porra2e v por 10 tanto,
todos los adyersarios dc BARLEY pue-
den dcdicarse desarrollar Sus recur-
SOS mis cficaces. ESQ fu6 10 que hizo
Wills. Tuyo a Madden en- mas de 100
clincheS n entr6 con todos los golpes
''ascsipos" que@SuS ;ldmiradOres lie atri-
btryv1. Sin embargo. no ocurri0 nada
Madden lanz0 uno que otro gruhido.
81 Wills no pudo perjGdicar mayormen
te a Madden V 81 Madden con uno que
otro golpe prOyectado a la buena de
Dies. consigui0 poner en- retirada al ne
gro. es de Greer que este NO cstarfa
mucho tempo frente INF que los
sueflos de Wills de ser campc0n mum
dial. Sc conyertirfan pronto en- una pc
sadilIa dc vencido.
! Zero 81 Wills, no 10 cree. v el plbico
aficionado tampoco 10 cree. Y 81
ademds hay algin emprcsario que Sc
anime orgstnixar Ia eosa. 20 por mi
Tarte 'estoy dispueSto poner mi fir
ma sobre Ia Inca de puntos aSf co
mo 10 cstuve hace tres amos. c;tando
colneiiz6 'toda esta algarada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-10
BUEN NECOCIO

Carnbiamos Casa de cemento
que Renta $225 mensuales por
Solares en- Santurce o Rio Pie
dras.
Su precio es sumamente Ba-
ratio y esta Situada en- Ell Gen.
tro de Santurce.
lnformaran: Rivera y Velaz.
quez - Cruz No. II ST., Tel.
IT'S - P. o. Box $40.
Adv.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-10

/ NJrEEA YORK, O. FL empresario
lTex Riekard Sc encuentra muy salts
Ifeeho del 'estado ffsico de Firpo y dc
/ los progresses que ha alcanzado Ell eu
Ipntrenamlento. En- una entrevista, Ri
ckard dijo 10 siguiente:
''Estoy mas que satisfecho con los pro
Eresos que esta alcanzando FIrpo Els
TT siguiendo un siStema adecuado tan
to en- la practica del sparTlng como
en- los ejercicioS generates lie lefdo
4. algunos concentrates dc los peri6dicos
en- los que Sc asegura que Firpo no re-
Iduce su peso en- condolences bastanteS
Isatisfactorias, pcrO no comparto esta
opinion: sostengo que el peso legal dc
F'irpo es de 224 libras, que ha alcan-
zado esta altura de su entrenamien-
to. Debe recordarse Gte Ffrpo es un
hombrc de grandeS preparedness FIST
cas-, hasta Ghanao adeIgaza mucho.
su peso cs bastante apreciable. Sc es-
II m0stfando ahofa miieho mas dis
puesto que anteS a realiZar tFabajos dc
carretera, Y estit siguiendo el entrena
micnto que neccsifa. En- su Intriguing
con Tate. desarroll6 toda la flerga que
necesitqra para dcniuar Wills on los
clinches.
''AIi representantc IloIls ha acon-
ipanado a FirIo Gesde qAe inici6 su
! cntse2amiento en Saratoga s sas infor-
fmcs aeerca de Ia contici5n ffSica dc
los metodos dc enrrcnmnien,o &c Elrpo
son todos. favoralles
'IsickarI habl0 con cn;usla.smo acer-
ca de los preparativos Que Sc hacen
para el encuentro, y del txito que ten
dr;. detlarando:
OpTIMrSAIO DE RICHARD
no hay dudas tle que. desde el pun.
TO de vista de las cntr;das, Y del in.
ter6s que dcspierta en- el pdblico cl
cncuentro. sc aleanZard un record en-
q ndmero de espectadores, para los
matcf1S in que no Sc diSputa ningin
tampeonato. La venta de entIadas es
mas grande que para Ell match Firpo-
Dempsey que Sc realz6 el afo pasaio. !
No espero, como Sc comprenderi, que
las eHtradas serln mayores, pues no
sc disputara ninglin campeonato, pero
cfe0 que Sc recogera un million de do I
Iares en- concepto Gle entradas. CalculO
que sc venderdn en- total unas 10000 en-
tradas. La venta total de entradas al
eanza hasta el dfa de hoy a unos 600,-
0O0 d6lares. Los primeros asientos jun-
to al ring, sc yenderan a raz0n dc 25
dolares cada uno, y espero vender unos
10000 de estos; las localidades ubica-
das inmediatamente dctras, que al
eanzarin Gu total a 5000, seran vendi-
das a $50 eada una detrsis de Cstas
habrd 10000 asientos ounce d6la-
res, quiiice mil diez ddlares, % mil
a cinco ti0Iares Ademds tene1nos ell pro-
p6eito de pefinitir al pdblico que no
puede pagar estos precios una oportu-
nidad para presenciar el match ven
diendo entradas para grandes tribu-
mas, a raz0n de tres o dos d6lafeS eada
una"
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