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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-08

los organismos centrales de los parti-
dos politicos EN- Puerto Rico. estan
perfecta rlente autorizados por la Ley
Electoral, para delegor poderes en- los
organismos locales, de manera que es.
toS, puedan hacer la designation de los
recrsadores en- cada localidad de la is
la. Nuestros lectores saben que cada
partido. tiene derecho a enviar un re.
i cusaaor todos v cada uno de los CO.
legios electorales, que est6n funcionan-
do ell 0ia A de noviembre. Tendremos
en- la isla, un total de 1447 colegios
electorales, con 10 que Sc comprendera, !,
qre los recusadores ascenderan a varios
miles de personals, dado ell gran ntlmero
de partidos que Sc han inscrito este
ano.
Segun teremos entendido ell Attor-
ney-General y Mr.. Keith estuvieron
conference.-the aver con ell Gobernador
Towner. es indudable, que Sc trata,
ron todas estas cuestiones, que deben
ser resrcltas antes del dia de las cleo
clones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-08
SILVESTRE FEIJOO
Practicante

En- su domiciIio, Monias No z.
trabaja de su profession todos los
dias de 9 II A M. y de 3 a s
P. M. Tel. SIS verde, Aparato
9o7. San Juan. r. r.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-08
Advt.

nuestra vista mas grata. Els possible
que esta tarde salga Ell digno visitan-
te en- una excursion por toda Ia isla
de la cual muestrase sumamente inte-
resado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-08
Ell TEAM WASHINGTON CANA Ell
sEGUNDO JUEGo LIE LA sFRIE
MUNDIAL

NEW YORK, Oct. 6. Quilted Pressl.
Ell team Washington ha ganado ell
segundC ;uego de la serie mundial, Ell
franco iucha con New York. El score
fue dc 5.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-08
INFORMA CION GENERAL
coNFERENcIA DE PoLITIcos

LoNDREs, oct. Omitted Press).
Macdonald, Young y Snowden es-
tuvieron conference.-the extensamente
en- Downing st. Sc cree que Ell obje-
to de la conferencia fue discutir am
pliamente ciertas cuestiones en- rela-
ci6n con la ejecuci6n del plan Dawes.
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La lancha de la...
Continuation de la Ia. pag.

Y son arrastrados por la voragine
del vicio.
Antes de aver, Juan Vicente Sc de-
cidio a dar ell golpe que lie sacara de
trampas por una buena temporada,
V escogio los almacenes de Ia "Bull
Insular Line, como escenario de sus
proezas. Penetro en- los almacenes,
v sustrajo, de primera intenci6n, So
jamones, con los cuales indudable-
mente Sc proponia comerciar. Pero
he aqui que cuado menos ell 10 espe-
raba surje la detective. No obstan-
q
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-08
REsFRIADO CAUsAN DOLoT

NLOT NIAUU VAOpAIN DJLON
DE CABEZA. LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININA desvia la causa, curando
tambien La Grippe, Influenza, Palu-
dismo Y Fiebre Solo hay un "BRO-
MO QUININA". La frma de Ell.
GROVE viene con cada cajita.
Adyt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-08

casa de concrete Y solar de COS
metros en- la Parada Ia, Santur-
Ce, Gale Nueva, angulO con la
Gale Suau.
lnfOrmara': S. Lena, Tel. 400,
S. Brau, No. IS, San Juan. P. r !.
Advt.
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MERCADo DE cAMB1os
Ell Superintendent de-.

Continuation de la Sra. pag.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1924-12-11
ruYaicAt rum iEApa no
MENTAL AND SPIRITUAL,
uNci,nANNr 1883

lteeshiy tho head II the " j.
Department - Institutions made an
Inspection nf the liuhtefdun County
iaili lie pronounced u ndarh, damp.
illsysniilatsd and unsaaitafy."
yeu wins had The privilege 10 vis
iiihH the old English Prison ahip
which was nh exhibition during the
SUMMER Of ipaa - Atlantic CITY,
end later IN Trenton, ha doubt ahud
dared 40 Nen stumbled thru It's
heissseme cells aad pictured tho
hotfut uf he tuitares IN years long
PASSED
And pou 40 doubt congratulated
tanfself that sen afe living in an
enlightened aee where such horrors
are nut continued hut did yeu stop
90 think that mest ef eue prisons
ave sa "detk damp, III ventilated
and unssnilefys that they are but
. step removed nam The old Ene
iish Prison shiri
The ilahleFlsn County Jail Isn't
The only nne. The iaa AZ Freehold
has beet the recent center ef a
scandal that is as aiss0siias as the
jail itself And there are thousands
~ fails aver che aeantty which
could not bear close inspection.
Physical ahh ia conductive 60
mental and spiritual nlth, yen cant
eNrest ~ improve the minds AZ
criminals ~ eananins them IN iails
,teAsinued N next eS,lanal
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INFECTION EASILY
CARRIED EY INSECTS

4 gasllansvir dnsrar ms nsIss-
isatlal Tint pafiirsaiss - Infections
disease n,fs eirT easily originate m
t.ssas sud shrubs ANT ie earTtaii BIZ
dis insects iIiiaHfgi1a item 10 neas:i.-
boring Loeaiitles
III appears siar n dir FIRST 9lacs
e,ssr.atr Jlsea;e BltIts sometimes iaIf
hpyr Using germs SHOWN as fasiliisse.
wnelil fstiensa minnie n SIR iHi's
ing 1rreas int very aGlwe ttiils.
Tie germs iies asiFsan i'E lIsssstls 9sit--
ing .sie Hlurs and ssinan liires n
ssiesis iigdssa
Bnrsier experiments vfsfss maue II
connection With f.ie tfssidig tis'ss'i's.
sslssg,n az ''iiaess STIFFNESS MIfn ailst'
WIFI sne spaalliai sr'gaIn~amn l1lk'fst-
INNS. IL busi rasses Il sg5s disclosed.
-sias fsie as;rlts snnll 5e -aIiiits'fs''f
au .sfe J,~es;s glstn1gs an v'titsi TN.
tiiiis.p GERMS vnsrs igrss discovered ~
.sls s.narnsuR slrssit Sf ssufii ,ii'sss's'.''f
n s~aaBe countries vsirre. iflstiststs
al frsaee ann, uSaafa lirse 4sTaise asiu
ssai Ia inirrusst
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Az USUAL. THE
INNOCENT WILL. sur.
FER ron THE GUILTY


One Of Our readers sends Va q
clipping fom Trenton paper tell
ING Of the effort being made TO have
q law passed IN New Jersey making
II mandatory fof all automobile
owners 10 have their cars injured.
II this law Is passed car owners
cannot got registration tagH withnu,
exhibiting p,uof that they carry
sufficient insurance 10 cover any
liabilities Of accidents. etc.
No argument Is needed 20 prove
that u Ia the careless aud irreapen
aihle driver whc eauses most II the
accidents lie "a the one whe ought
80 have Insurance, Hut t ia an IN
justice 90 renalise The careful driss
~ by making him garry expensive
Insurance 60 safeguard the careless
dfiNet who Ia always causing The
accidents,
Il 10 another instance " making
the innocent suffer fur the guilty,
And incidentally THE law wuuld DO
another eet % fevetltism IN fore
ms neonle TO rat,Nniae particular
line 81 hnaihess,
Wealdnt il he nice, Ms, Mers
chant g you could get . law pass
ed ths, wrald tefes reopls 80 buy
the particular brand " shinas YOU
ssllf
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flY4KN VICTORIAN ENrHifii.-

tfltsf aE VETERAN ENTER
gaGeflD BY 1al1gl81eIN lfZflS
vhef afte american 1segun Post
a, Atians uad 1lpaf nonss rseensts
a lioffle senng mar n obviously
qausone descent i,essi1sft@d a. the
iipof . moment amt silen, sgfaefgsi.
satisfied WITH Tn pacific asn,osI,isr.
a,dseo il and sai tovrl There was
gDod aesiaon Tor bosf the ilestsssp-
~ and .te aiioiee ~ q sestt. Tina
lslfsat was veteran " the 9ssns-
sssst Quart aile - stef ms necsnl
ssau 10 86e was So anmiiaiiabe ms
ssser1casp upss Including MS own
sT8skess Wits ID i uasusssiszet citizen
ard a aealseu " I'M e,fsans 1,ost
I've ssrasp German soldier readiis
picked 8s5 8wt apantbe.s tr .ise LIE
glGa Daess VITO mas sIrstBet nm n
6and 70 hard egessss1 sSurssu dine iate
fssliensss abf9a1. 8sg fsas he mrs
have entertained 81 personal aft,en.-
5isies Befs qalekig @aspsg.,ss. when
sFse LSg1naaires gAessease@ eaa5 sass
var Mas over Bg fsasexnazasg eieh
he former saefay OVER a z~sx -
8eet skirt distance variety, wE5ek
proved il egaelusfgssgs y pos sss-
l0g the as4getsen.
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pSEiN faE ron G46.b.s
fSf NssrT1s: n, pflS

W9Nea sip5 t6asTaatl9 Seps8A aeip
f6F Ae a,gie8 eiey ssea6 oH a&
atsee4s $50 55lys.,eY sF,qai.f lasea 4
l,,saolf ft8a Bae fsc8 5aa8 lsse 3Aes
8sey 4tf she{t aiseArf s3ang ErgF9F
HUNDRED 4ND Fifty Rfa@
Hons or DOLLARS Tor f4se so@s
SHg, 5al6e 10 aic4 s6d se8eg eos-
aeeics
~ y6bq Z fieers, tJlased ssss4s
G,sYnaaaF6ses a E6taes539e. ssi5 III
Al addf6ss a. heading "a 9tse nsegs
ssas sffs $3.50 8eG6o6 as slsfe4s
f,8gssbs a ese ssse fstsqifA6 Tor ri
seaei6H rs eHfs .3q#8rg 38sd." ssgs
u. Flyers. esesa taags sbsg ~ s@6
Habrsgs gBaat s8se4tsaeA
Perhaps Il "a S6a3d esa a6a1a
n@Hay f64 s46e e6y4e8eiSA glfts sasgS
~ ss5Ths @bae bladsasg 5l&ae fsegs
shay sfs Mskasg n themselves Nv
ahe ase - efe*e 66sHAefsst
There Sfs saYe scs8s4fa com
sie<jsaf f6i6ed Nv s6snesies t4a8
eaa si8s4lf es8 make n 20 ssme
lsNxtb ~ 5iH4
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ALL THE DETAILS

Young " had Just returned from
the city, and hts chum was asking
him about The experiences. in par.
ticular how he euioyed eating In
an autemat restaurant.
"aow do they work. :" the friend
asked
We'll, you put your nickel In the
watehemscallit and press the thing
nmhoh, and the mcohinkus turns
around and gives YOU your food. .
explained 81.
Isn't that marvellous echoed The
ehum, u knew they we're won.
deffnl things, but | sint heard the
details before. .--rittsharrh chron.
isles Telegraph.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1924-12-11
W0tLD YOt fAfB THIS
ibfgffc Asf9fNfT7Y

Recently ne tinted State @8gg
ssea ~ unfinished s8ssls sgtlp - :
target. aNg sank it Il being talts
~ ~ most Hys4ats plah Il sfh6t
~ construction, saa the most ss
panslgs materials wefe ssi8e used.
The a6eefhmsfi bad alfesGg spadS
atS, atfes a4itiisa pai,ts oH lis
construction
tai under the excuse tbat This
hattie ship H@dd ba 10 sseess ~ the
y. $ aaota as specified ~ the 3
z . disarmament agreement with
England and Japan. llls aheempist
Ell sda expensive batglsshlD vas
l0eed sat r. $3.50 and sf5t Il, fgsH
kaep whefelJ
Ard u proved 81 veil constructed
thst u @as stelled ~ dag without
sinking ~ Ahd Ms next day he
navy OH plsfas dropped bombs on
u III iag stttL WITHOUT st@k
1870 M And thousands ~ dollars
worth ~ shells @ata ased fd nearly
Q week before ths staaneh sid she'll
was finally sHHk
IL lie meantime The Adlidualsd
sni uhlt9st@6tihg battle ships lhat
were shooting 81 II wers bainr
mslnlsined Why didn't theg sink
ems ~ he old oues. end Then go
ahead snd finish The nov 6hs On
which over thirty million dollars
had already been spaat
but hers Is Wbsfa the riafihe
aslnlnllg aDpeafsd 80 se6n as
Congress convened u was found
lhat lbs baVsl budget demanded nil
Huns ~ dollars fuf Building new
ships Ns3s supporters argued that
the u s Is behind 10 lie quota ~
ships. AND THAT ON Tor or
SINKING AN UNFINISHED nAT.
TIE sur ON Wltcu oVnH
Thirty MILLION DOLLARS HAD
ALREADY htnN stnNti
Do Fuu wonder ihat Il costs 81
mheh la tun the Government
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VIZ Is Ell

VAR Is S-ag
rlne s7sese vsu ~ IgF,s had bessr
Fought ant Xmesacss mad vol. Esavf.-
Il nat 4iara.s Bonn 8s,tsgtes siessssi.-
,ffnrt 81 a lighting ancestry issssairei
sie doorstep sc MS civilian if1rne
sviiIssr 4 Jntfsniauis whistle suntdesil.
and q Government envelope yeas
Thrust ms ms iantA.
fttu--ssi.' is azisd tearing a11esr
he iesser 'Ysiuw gprunpn asIe Gov
arnn,arr sE aisss slisssaf,E n my
minus 6or ses9rse IN ssie lisfts as.asse
vsar.'s
.,0ut 50 4aa'' trter GsssnafLasiea'
.Inr ao,ss.les jumping a,p 4xum mss
1epmsT SCAT ~ peer over sie lbps's
shoulder. ~ my seNes serve ne
eesits 1sisU stseae bune rsais aur
aius ant -sie ,sirssi belongs 10 M
-.crsri 4 Easar. IN smase
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EDITORIAL.

tcopliuued from first eoiumn)
lhai are efinineily unelean. Let Us
hops that the liuntsrdon County
Fteehelders will Immediately remedy
the unsatisfactory conditions al
Pennington, The existence Of uns
elean iails elsewhere Is no excuse
fpf continuing one there.
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EDfTo RGALs
q G3sss.t pasr

We Nade = dirig crack asa Ses'r
ssSSae 10 aa.E mushroom aearc
e5sd.sa iaee1fti9 Hasslete 5f gasn-
l,eHoillss H@,at earaefs5 44td va
.ci,o,sb eaa fbetas,ef s7Nao s1taet
Ize,t M Btesasss - 9iese 8,e8fzcs
xildea
fieg 1.a't 3af Na4a informs "a
gnse Authorization fer 3ta purchases
es,s na,ia - faa rsoiIas Commute
rieaaisf saaatsd0 81 Ssaanltas 10
1'ae Mautea 81 sait aestd,tv ssaae
t,pe 3ulglaied
FiYqptae vat waists fegh 5iia
pfAW4a Nsiea,sie 6eap Co. s',paf
5Psat,ste w ms eaa IL &iea,k
fgpeae eiie nat a semerg teas
n ffgAW4Yssoa EspHe@ ~ ei.ss.tt{tsss
eeft
Sug 5Ga va otps b,e 5te atffcaesg
81 s,aeFYfe spF ~ s1o8e aaf9 ~
lssse 2llFA,ef 81 peNt 3tfaas teFse9af
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MAwY vgrEgAss
<r1gesy 4 s9esasers - sssss a

= FlftaFIlfsEJ - FFNINtls 2
The number ~ ex-sesvs<e aaea
tefaeSfet ard stranded In FffzheM
seems 20 grew rather thar sSNefafsfs
Recently TIE Anegsean Legaea Posi-
n Paris assisted the American A1a
gt,eiesg towards The repatriation ~
9fe hundred ard fifty aea mko we're
anxious 70 return 70 their homes
III ire United States. Although the
I@gi9n mas foand means Of sending
a few Of shera horos, either free or
~ arranging for the ms0 70 work
their passage. there l. stiII a very
large waiting list.
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MISSING VETERAN APPEARS
0M ApMIeTTCE nay

This year's vas a glorious ARMS
ike Day for Mrs. Anna Nesberry
Of Omaha, Nsb., for On that date
through The agency Of American L.
gf0n officials she learned that her
son, Ellsworth, rs. whom she beliey-
- 70 bave been killed in action IN
France. Was on his way % Omaha
from London.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1924-12-11
coSsHoHocKES VETERAN
tyfff esrx ..as 49,. -

KILLED BY TRAIN
Francis ". McEvoyr one Of the
Youngest veterans of Pennsylvania,
was killed by train at Phoenix
Vile last week. He was brakeman
on the Pennsylvania Railroad, and
u Is supposed he was struck by a
trnin that passed his own, because
he was found on the track with his
head crushed.
McEyoy was one Of the first men
to enlist In Conahohocken, and was
only n years Of aRc when he serv-
ed In France. lie was 20 at his
death.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1924-12-11
sbfIT,Its THRU
~ Sssa sizis
81 al,R 20 rre sRgcRs

ssd -siesr 8psin g11p near
SsJne Jesspie ;lisf
g,iar sstuesss 6tur Besi.'
White sts1sass 'I,ourd TIMER ear
f1'ter some aspire
.,ffB 10 ''ss.siHs.'
Wits vopiia.oa alsbs pplcst5
With naughty stssa
9aa liie;intp~ ssis.
- seals ny 8owsip appifs,'
Z daht5 es@as Niiss.
rhe8 essl he ase
Of estl8ise iat0 tea
F9s wlien . crawl
Eafmssat 6ise sisea4s
n psshers aos ap3 Heaa
4 mflax'e iag ooes eieit gIe;sssnae,
8a6 sBfs8ea ny legs with NY
,The4f rsi4az 81 M2arg
8a6 1ssaG s,os.a. +Tglp Esf@1"
LEE osaers rsps - aafiss
And BOAST ~ nefar caa's
o. sscs sosses a,G psflnue gltfif
Sa6 Broadway psa1ty ssasts
4 sls9 she 5faasss ~ ny t1sf
Wh6se warm aut1s8ea sntpargs
& fssefsl1iess sssd Jasea sitiiina
tyHsso@s ~ szsg ueas,tss
1fheTs = sa5 ora conflicting tilt2e
10 Bsf Bass agssp - 1staiss-=-
WheH ekss slsfHa goes 81 ~ mon
Nv tAmteT starts q Marc
sss4ss
Fssa8s aasa9s Is . seess1sa slusl9
8ses pc ssgs " ssse 10 ID Mss
We ksgs, ns 5e2feSzs every minag,'
va have 70 sbs1A IL 54tss ss@ sssel'
pfs6 ps fssf Ike sleeping The Nfoi,s
year skts, We res - sore ss p4si
phea ne have To zsg s5i
ssssss
Thomas 4. Edison says essas pfafe
teogse spend me Last time IL bed
s6@rs il eae greatest sfaoeas n
fsseflizsrts
Perhaps taas's Why 70 many d
rs are 20 Internally Ssrabt
ssssss
Ard perhaps shss szpiasaa ~glI'
TagG9r, shs Bohemian lovIsg stat
Artist fzss es&stJ n tfis papeY
0f5o tioss the Illustrations for on
dumb bsitsi
n slssp we're shs eesn 81 IN
fasir4. @g}lis Taylor would h. a
f8elsi milIiseaisst
s$-sss
But ne surprised ms ne other sag
By fegslag from his ssayof "a
sag, "Yos'e think, from 81 these
afrsses fof drunken driving. shz,
auto SwBsfs are suffering from
AUT0-IaTozfcATi0Nfg
ssssss
A ssadio8s person used 70 h
designated Is one wbo burns the
midnight OIL
Bat nou.s-dsvs he Is the burner
u the midnight eoiIe commonly
known as the radio 6e6dl
ssssss
ife lives bat for the leg of brag
gioe in . loud. vulgar voice. Las,
night got W0oF, Deadaubariea
se6sIa1dt"
n waksfalnsss develops lnteIIl.
esnes, then the radio and The cross.
word pgzzle should be highly praised
by Tom Edis6nl
%sssss
a boob hate
Il X, Word Mutt.
lie phones ~ ask
n word for slut"
ss.sss
Tbs cross word puzzle ought 10
prove a heavenly blessing for Bill
liohsnzollsrn and other deposefi
monatchs who bhve been twiddline
their fingers and signing in gusty
whsszes while ysarning for "the
good old daysr"
And even tho soms Of MS laugh
Ut the craze. II nevertheless affords
us n lot Of laughsl
s+ssss
As Witness diner ut John NIL
nof's hash house the other day who
was trying 10 solve cross word
puzzle while eating clam stew at
the same time.
..+.~s
with spoon IN one hand and a
pencil IN the other. he sometimes
tried to dip the clam stew with the
pencil and to write with the apoon.
sessss
His vest got most Of the clam
stewl
20 WAD SOME POWER
THE GlFTtE GLE Us
TO SEE ouRsEL'S
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az GREArER nERo

General fhaughtiiyj. Il vent 70
the war ard defended your honet"
Statesman lnore haughtiIyl: Yes.
and ! stayed at home and defended
your waris-Legion Weekly.
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sN,a - sF.fifl,s.lss

Tin 5,ra.ir Young man was max
my application am ms bunua-
sIpv much service dit ypi iia0e
ststsst sise ,etaaK
'sSu sserales AZ al feIji,ee the
i u. ~. III disgust = was @lty g
.surpnrsA ana mat 10 ysais pf arrsatf !"
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A DOSE or THEIR
OWN MEDICINE

New York society women are 20.
ing to srend three days acting as
seleswomen In one OF the city'a
big aiores, lIerc's chance for some
real worker Go get poetic justice by
having one Of them pull down heavy
bolts of dress goods for an hour or
50, and then walk of with couple
Of samples, rhile, Inquirer.
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"That Crushed Tube
VIII Stop TIE L-ufexas
Breath. Better Get
A New Lantern, Bal. I"

DILL da1asr know rfss the sssSssa
ID ~ sas Elssz LsnseTn sr- rsig
vsr9- ttlsSssga vsfgacsa sise
fame bYess s4es 10 necafSsrv cssnHea
from tire ar. rstscA ~ DO sEwar
largs He alto esds't kaagv ssAse
the burner IL S1Taes nS Ike se
cartursfer Of his saton g1bEs
demanding an arfsslrg srrFT x
cxYgsn charged zif. v..iea Il rxrt
with kerosene gzs IN sxaeriy r-a1s-
ured proportions tA4s keep tEas
fame az ifs brigs4fess.
Cry5sA.s, h-r.s o. s1rf9raze& isassrss n1sss
ssss fias szFss On ssafs g4sagSas 81 ar and cssf
1oswa issassrsz psSsf.
Ekasn ne~ Daegz LsssferTs s1ss - is,s4s iftt
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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-08-29
TRUCK STOLEN AND
WRECKED

w. X. Bird, of Meadow Rock
Daries, West Of town, had his Ford
delivery truck stolen on Wednesday
night of last week.
Mr.. Bird had neglected to remove
the switch key from the truck, max
ing the driving off Of the machine an
easy matter.
The theft was discovered early
Thursday morning and State Motor
police at Bel Air Immediately noti-
fed. Passing autoists reported the
matter along the line and soon news
of a wrecked Ford truck, between
Nottingham and Barnsley was re-
ceived, and later information that
three young men had been lodged in
Kennett Jail on suspicion. The
wrecked truck proved to be the prop
erty Of Mr.. Bird. The machine was
badly damaged, having collided at a
sharp turn in the road with tree
and an abutment.
The three men arrested on sus-
picion were finally relased for lack
of evidence against them, although
they are thought to have been the
guilty parties,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-08-29
HARVEY ROWLAND HILL

Harvey Rowland Hill, one Of the
most widely-known painters and paper
hangers in Cecil county, died at his
home near Rock Springs, August 10,
after long illness of heart trouble.
The deceased was 50 yeaas of AGE
and was SON of the late Isaac
and Hannah Hill, of Rock Springs.
Straight forward and honest in all his
dealings, he had won the respect Of a
wide circle of friends. A kind hus-
band and loving father he is deeply
mourned.
His widow and three daughters sur
vive: Mrs. Galley A. Reynolds, Philada:
Mrs. Harvey H. Reynolds, Camden. N.
j., and Mrs. Bently Jacobs, Texas, Pa.
The funeral was held at his late resi-.
dence Saturday afternoon, Aug. 16, in
terment being made at Rock Springs
cemetery. The pail bearers were
David Hanna, Edward Dawson, Robert
Todd, William Sterrett, Joseph Kirk
and William Richardson.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-08-29
sHURE's LANDING SALE

]. Alexis Shriver, who sometime
ago purchased from one of the heirs
one-seventh interest in the Shure
property along the Susquehanna.
near Darlington, has filed bill of
partition in the Circuit Court for
Hartford County, against E. Savage
Shure, In his own right, and as ad-
ministrator of Henry w., Bertha S.,
George W., and Arthur E. Shure, ano
Miriam Caldwell, for six acres OF
land constituting the noted "Shure's 8
Landing" on the river. The tract
contains the old Shure mansion aud
a number of fine Club Houses rented
by anglers from New York and Phil
adelphia. P. H. Close represents
Mr.. Shriver, and H. S. Carver. the
Shure heirs in the pending suit
Elk.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-08-29
COLORA

Miss Bertha M. Tyson has located
at her residence at West Nottingham.
The road from Kormer Ketch to
j. H. Hawley's is being greatly
improved.
A burglar entered the home OF
Jesse Dowland, Liberty Grove,
Thursday night of last week, and
took his purse containing money and
his railroad pass, also some change
from his trousers pocket. All the
money amounted to about SIS.
West Nottingham Presbyterian
Sunday School will hold their annual
celebration this Thursday, in the
Church grove.
Ernest Glackin is now engaged az
an automobile salesman.
John Mckee is enjoying a motor
cycle.
Six passengers boarded tht excur-
sion train for Atlantic City at this
station last Thursday.
Clyde Christie, Mrs. Fred Taylor
and little daughter Helen, Mrs. 8. e.
Riley, Miss Mary Reynolds and
Master Street D. Riley motored to
Wilmington one day last week.
Master Lewis A. Coulson visited
his grandfather, Mr.. Asa Rambo,
North East, last Friday. Mr.. Rambo
has been quite poorly for some
time.
A reunion of the Tyson family will
be held at Charlestown ON next
Saturday.
Mrs. Forrest Durgin, Liberty.
Grove, visited her mother. Mrs.
Granville Pierce, Oxford, Saturday
Sunday. Her twin daughters, Mary
and Helen Durgin, have been spend
ing some time at the same home.
Mrs. Merritt Haviland, left last
week for Sandy Springs, where she
expects to spend month with rela-
tives. She was accompanied by her
granddaughter, Miss Elizabeth
Haviland, of Sandy Springs. who
has been visiting in West Grove and
Colora.
Miss Cora Wiley visited her
brother. Burton Wiley and family.
Morristown, N. j., last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Mcdowell.
Thomas Donnely and family, Phila-
delphia, were recent callers at the
home of Eli Coulson, West Not
tingham.
Mrs. Annie Tyson, of Chester.
spent last week with relatives in and
near Colora.
Mrs. Emma A. Poist is spending .
week with her daughter, Mrs. Lottie
Mccall, Philadelphia. Mrs. Poist
will enjoy the breezes at Ocean City
for week before returning to her
home.
Raymond Mcclure, ELI CoulsOn
and family, Mrs. Robert F. Pierce
and Master Lewis A. Coulson attend
ed the reunion of the Rambo family.
held at Lenape Park, Thursday Of
last week.