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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-28

tado, sin respltado, de las desfgnacio-
nes recaidas en- ambos umpires de San
Juan Ell domingo pasado, y que GUAM
do inform6 al manager del Athletics
sobre mi designation para actuar en-
Humacao el domingo pr6ximo, Ell Sc
nor Santana lie contest6: "a NAvila no
10 queremos GTiene Ell sefior Santa
ma derecho para hablar asi? 5Tienen
mas valores las acciones de unos ma
nagers que las de otros en- la asocia-
ci6n? INo cree I'd. que Ell publico al
darse cuenta de estas irregularidades
tenga raz6n de dudar?
Sin duda, despues de esta carta I'd.
creera que me ha movido a escribirla
La ambici6n de los SIS. 90 bisemanales
que yo> pueda ganarme, pero yo lie ad-
vierto (aunq,ie I'd. no 10 crea) QUE
NO ME HAGEN FALTA que 81 las
designaciones son hechas en- consonan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-28
Una EnfGrmera
Sc rGStab|GCG
con VINOL
10 mejor para personas debilits
das y nerviosas

Won ornny. Tejas, E. u. A.--"Yo su-
4ftRs debtdo a una condici6n general de
deHilidad, anemia. perdida del apetito,
y. no. podfa hacer mi trabajo satisfac-
toriamente.s Probe diferentes medica-
rnentos y ninguno me mejoro. Ell boti-
carlo me- acOnsejo que tomase Vinol
asst To- Rice. A los poeos dfas de estarlo
" aSora me siento compietamente res
tRblecida, habiendoseme desaparecido
Ia, ,tos, y mi peso ha aumentado. Me
SientO tan bien que con guSto recO-
L1iendo VINOL"--Viola Salada--Enfer-
mera con tftulo. sr.s
: lie lpueden faltar las fuerzas como lie
encedio esta enfermera " ella atri-
huge su mejorfa al Vinol. Este pro-
ducto contiene peptonas de carne de
hfgado de bacalao, peptonato de hierro
asmapganeso y ggiicerofosfatos,. prepa-
ra4o en- forrna agradable al paladar.
Procure, hoy nliSmo una botella de
ytnol de su Farmaceutico y empiece a
8ortifcarse. w
sSsDe yenta en- todas las Farmacias
cAssiH Kent C., nsirIhulasns. nsiru MIch. 6. vA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-28

cia con la situaci6n economical de al
gunos de mis- compaheros, Ell que sus-
cribe Sc compromete a cederle el di-
nero restante, despues de los gastos de
rigor a aquel aquellos de esos COM
paferos necesitados. Es solo mi inte-
res, ,estimado Presidente, que el cam
peonato insu'ar Sc lleve cabo dem
tro de la mas estricta rectitud para
beneficio del publico que paga Y jue-
ga su dinero, para ell desarrollo del
Baseball en- P. r. y hasta para vues
tro propio prestigio de honibre recto
e imparcial.
Suyo con toda la consideration y
respeto,
Pedro L. AvILA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-28
ACRICULTORES

Sc VENDE los siguientes aparatos pro-
pios para "a fabrication de Azucar melao,
i caldera de. 40 C.. F.
! Trapiche dc 12 ID.
5ss3 Defscadoras de 500 Gal, GU.
"a Eyaporadoga de 500 Gal.
I Tacho t1nca1 Alberto de 500 Gal.
8 Motores 15, ey G. f.
%s1 Centrifuga.
20 Bombas de 2. 2 liz otra peQueHa.
X tambien para cafe, una descascaradora y
una atahona. Para mas informes dirijase a
Rafael castrillo, Norte st. II, Rio Piedras 0
fnca 8. Castrille, KIN. "a carretera de Ca
guas, donde estan montados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-28
Baterfas EVEREADx
para Radio

las baterias EVEREADY para
IL Radio permiten DIR mucho mas
claramente. Eliminan el ruido, du-
ran mas tempo y prestan servicio
mas satisfactorio que cualesquicra
otras baterfas para radio. g
Hay pilas baterfas EVE
READY para las distintas funcio-
mes en- un aparato radiotelefonico.
Para valvulas que requieren pila
SEGA, la pila SEGA "A" EYEREADY
prestara servicio mas satisfactorio
y durara mayor tempo que min
guna otra. Para valvulas que re-
quieran de II arnperio en- adelante,
el acumulador "a" EVEREADY es
ideal. ~
Las baterias "B" EVEREADY para el
circuito del electrono de plaza son indis-
putablemente las mejores. Son potentes, de
larga duracion y enteramente aisladas e
impermeabies. Las haterias Three EVE
READY son elenentos pequenos baratos
que, bajo determinadas condolences. pueden
empiearse como bateria "a" como bateria
"B" o como bateria &C."
Pidase yer las baterias EVEREADY para
Radio en- los establecimientos del rarno.
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Mayo 1s, 1924.

Mayo IS, 1924.
sr. Director de Ell MUNDo,
san Juan, P. r.
Seiior:-
Necesitamos levantar el amino de
nuestros confinados en- la Penitenciaria,
disponiendolos a su regeneration.
Vamos tratar de cUrar sus mentes
enfermas, en- muchos de los casos, y
formarles un nuevo ambiente. ADM.
tiendo que ell pensamiento infuye de
manera notable no solo en- "A vida de
los propios seres, sino de la sociedad
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misma, debemos inclinarlos crear
pensamientos sanos que ocupen ell lu-
gar de los que han sido causa de su
desgracia la de sus semejantes.
Tendamos ensanchar sus conoci-
mientos, fin de que descubran mejo-
res horizontes para su porvenir. Inten-
temos despertar en- ellos algunos de los
sentimientos que yacen adormecidos.
Procuremos devolver a La sociedad, en-
vez de enemigos que aun conserven sus
tendencias al .crimen hombres dispues-
tos su regeneration y desenvolverse
de acuerdo con los nuevos habitos que
logremos infundirles. iSon seres desgra-
ciados que necesitan ayuda para levan-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-15
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births In their households are re-
ported By the following men:
Dudman. Percy Arthur. ITO w. s0th
Sanders. Allan Dustin. 1908 Mob Hlil
ave. girl.
Thayer. william H.. ss2s Burke ave-
Ferons. Ronald b. 1901 W. Ryan ST.
girl.
DinwiddIs. James Cyril ioi Mercer
f1ynn, claude H.. ss72 Ashworth
Burchafd. Harold woodworth. $40
Boyiston ave. ", hoy.
Risd0n. Ivan. 5zf1 Morgan St. boy.
Randolph, Mark Kenneth. sls Aloha
A.. girl.
Teepie. Jerry Alexander. 1924 3sth
ave. s. w, girl.
Tall. Harry, 1t32 10th ave. NJ, boy.
siotnick, Ben. Tacoma. boy.
NELSON. Grin, 524 2ist ave. girl.
Henderson. william. Black Diamond.
boy.
Kirkham, Arthur s.. ss45 Goth ave.
Johnson OF Waiter Clement. ssis Ben
Madison. Mattsas. 1918 Eighth ave
Lowry. Ben j., 5szs Ballard ave. boy.
German. Martin. so51 Seaview ave.
Briggs. Lynn. 1o2 W. saith St. girl
Taylor, George H., 1902 Ferdinand
Dillon james j.. GIL 2nh ave. n.
boy.
rrcstek. Louis. z211 18th ave. w.
girl.
stapleE. Chester. 2sfO First ave. girl
Bricker. Paul John. SIS y. Lynn st,
boy.
Sunobs, Hinzo. 34f2 Gilman ave.
boy.
Iforinchi. Yoshisaku. r. +. u. No. 0.
boy.
Depue. Charles Fred. f42 Il. Goth st.,
girl.
Mum. Cecil o.. SEQ N. 18th st.. girl.
sholset, John, J917 18th ave. n. w,
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Little Poultry Farm

About = -acre rich loan soil; f-roouI
house. new brOOder house, poultry
house 2zxs0 feet. never occupied.
block 20 street cars: city watcr
Auearf
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II AGENTS WANTED

FASTEST sriiing necessity, direct ~
nFHrrr Your profits large forl-
tive. permanent features. Ladies'
ciNllfh shoes. Slmplified method.
Apply immediately, Stfie Arch
shoe Company Cincinnati
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uun ~ lis Kind in America Sell
mems stylish popular priced shirts
direct o. Nrarrr. hiE pay, Fashion
Wear Shifta Jackson S.. Cineln.
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FIRST mortgage money in large or
| small amounts on improved city or
farm property. Prudential Saw
Third ave.
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81 FOR sALR-AcREAGE
one-Acre Little Farm

Level and slightly. the very best -
folis practically al cleared some
berries close 20 car line. watef.
elsc tririty and telephone. just out
side city limifs, Price only fel5s
$50 down, SIS month.
r. 81 NELSON, REALToR
40 Hincilisy Bldg MA in-Te67
GI.eudIa.I-E1-I-a
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ftOfSTiNE-At SCAT nth ave. q W,
May 10. ROBERT HOI.STiNE. AGED
80 years. beloved husband % Mrs.
Matte Hcistine; father 81 Mrs. J,
g. Mush. Mrs J. r. Cunningham.
AIRS. Carrie Herman, Mrs. w. y.
'leEer. = and A. Holstinc. W. T..
Edwin and Dewey Holstlne.
Funeral services sunday AZ I p.
m az our chapel. Home Undertak-
luE company.
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Phone Owner at
IKE NWD-t1f7
McGill's Specials--Aii
Bargains

q. s0o-taoo cash; 6-roofn bungalow:
hardwood floors. fireplace. base.
ment. furnace. fine view. neat
ta.Sso-tB0o cash: s-room bungalow:
fsnd and Meridian: paved street.
lot ttxite. garage. basement fur
mace.
tf.ieo-sso0 cash; new t-room bun
galow. extra large rooms. tilcd
fireplace. bath and drain board.
hardwood floors: basement FUR
mace.
te. 500. ts,soo--ti.0o0 cash; rooms
aud rooms. Goth and LIST North
west. These are real homes:
brand new and up-to.the-niinute.
paved street. For something good.
SEQ these today.
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]. McGill Realty

roK SALE DY OWNER
NEW a-ROoM BUNGALOW


FoK RAI.E BY OWNER
NEW a-ROoN BUNGALOW
ABSOLUTELY MODERN
You viii iikc this home. It's wen
built. unusually well arranged. and
contains every conceivable feature
TO make ~ modern and convenient.
Large living room across 'front.'
tiled fireplace with danper' BOOK
cases with loaded glass doors,
French doors 10 dining room.
ftrr-- se-.+.eti- MOOD
work with back band finish done n
old ivory, or viii finlhh 10 suit;
center hail. linen closet. tiled bath.
shower. etc: the Kitchen viii sure
Is please you. light and convenient,
lots OF cupbnards: large nook with
table and chairs: cooler broom
closet. etc: full cement basement
furnace. laundry: garage. lot BOX
100 20 alley. All this IL yours for
lees than 81. coo. and on the easiest
possible terms. Better look into
this. you viii save several hundred
dollars. Call owner AT ME lrsc-
3ai5 evenings or any time.
NORTH End HOMES
ii.soo-ssoo cash--s rooms, large lot,
$4,000 $500 cash---s rooms. lot sox
ss.iOe--sao0 cash. houses. q rooms
and 4 rooms. large lot. garage.
S2,s0e-fsoO caah--s rooms. splendid
condition, 2-car garage.
s2.s00--sts0 cash--s rooms, lots OF
fruit A good buy.
S2.s0o--ss00 caEh---5 rooms, full
basement. corner lot.
s3.50U--Sb00 cash. rooms. fire.
place. basement. garage. fine lot.
on car line.
ss.Too-ssO0 cash--s rooms. base
ment, garage. fireplace, built-in
features. large corner lot.
And many NEW. up-fo-thc-minutc
and 5-rOom homes at prices
ranging from $4,000 to $3.50.
We Will call for you.
O. g. fOffMAN, REALTOR
1905 Gree nwoed Ave. So nsct-f00f
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70 SUBURBAN ACREAGE

.EsIIGAIE THIS BARGAIN. !.
e acre at very low price: wide
frontage on Victory way. city
water: electricity: telephone. Mons
better for suburban business
Terms today. $50 cash. $40 in sc
days. $40 per month. s minutes
auto ride north from city limits
Call today. 1914 Third ave Ell lots
s57s.
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PERSONAL.

WE DON'T claim everything. bat
what We claim NE can prove. We
curo "a out 81 IS cases % asthma
with our druglcss products. taken
"a home. No herbs or drugs, frcc
consultation. Yoghurt Co. tf0
American Hank NldE. MA In ankN.
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IS MISCELLANEOUS FOR
SALE
q. m WILLIAMS co.

SASH AND DOORS
Screen doors. - TO $780, cupboard
doors. 1-ply veneer panel. tt.1b 20
sass: with double strength glass
and wood bars. fstu 20 ifTt.
white spruce breAdhoardE. soc;
medicine chests. 20 hang on wall.
$3.50: with casing 20 set In wall.
$3.50. garage doors. 81 20 sissS.
wri.c FOR FREE ILLUSTRATED
CATALOG. listing mcney.naying
values IN all kinds OF millwork
and fixtures for tho home. Abso-
Lutte satisfaction guaranteed.
q. u WILLIAMS co.
SASH AND DOORS
1897 First Ave. = Seattle
LUMBER DELIVERED
2st's. shlpiap. shceting .....s., $500
Xxi flooring s...s.s...s4-.. 1000
ixt flooring .....r....-..s.. 1900
us. 10. ie-ir. bungalow siding 1900
No. Y. o. flooring .......... $500
1xe door tamh ......,....s.... 5000
ALI. NEW LUMBER
Why buy second hand lumber when
you can get new AZ. these pricrsf
II. w. GROCER LUMBER co.
GA HFI.U-rTtt
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Only $50 to SIS

Per acre. just opened, n few 8 TO
40 acre tracts in our n. w. Cath
cart add, near big new highway.
We furnish cows chickens, horses
TO reliable buyers on terms, See
Fisher at strand Hotel. Everett,
or Darnall. DOS ard ave. Seattle.
10. ACRES. north OF city, with creek
big enough TO run little dynamo
for lights: timber for buildings
and fuel. Just the place for that
rustic log cabin. Price s615:
terms, Charles Somers Co. Alaska
Bldg.
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LOST AND FOUND

IloST-Boston hull terrier: white
face and collar; weighs 80 pounds;
answers name. neico. Liberal re-
ward. ST naet-0i96.
l.osT-Mink scarf on Phinney car.
Monday. Return SIS 1end. Liberal
r.NNarl IA aI-lLln- II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-15
UNIVERSITY BuNaALow

LOW PRICED SMALL HOMES IN
BEAUTIFUL NORTH GROVE
100000 for nice 4-room cottage.
plaster. plumbing. light fixtures,
on 50x16l-foot lot; $4,000 cash:
$4,000 per month Additional lot
only $4,000 or buy vacant lot
AT North Grove and let me finance
and build for you. Local office Mt
Greenwood Ave. and 122 North.
open on Sunday. Ii. c. Peters. 126
3rd ave
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Redman Grave Marker Co.

4htOiildil vi ave Ai 81 hSi W.
FROM IS TO SIS AND UP
is9s Fourth Ave. AlA in.5est
f'rGEr SOUND Marble and Granite
Co. lat and Virginia. Estabiished
1874
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MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS
POULTRY
SPRING FRYERS

Fat as hutterbaiis. 1sc NJ: roasting
young chicken. Rhode Island. 15c
n. 18th and Union. Never close.
VIZ will buy your poultry, one or q
thousand. II. II. shoemaker & Co.
sos Weller a. Ell iot.3ssi.
We buy ali kinds OF poultry. Sell
layers. 1919 Western. MA in-egss.
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z FEMALE HELP WANTED

POSITIONS secured FOR graduates
Bookkeeping. shorthand and type
writing.
SUCCESS BUSINESS COLLEGE
MA in-Sef3 Sth and Union
-Mlddie-nged lady to go
North for cook. Sec e. Clark.
Right hotel. from 8 % o. M. WIN
BE- here for few days Room 211.
YOUNG Doctors family wants giri
for general housework. GA rid
Eqfs
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+. NJ. Jordan & Co.

VA instr Evenings. KE nwd-oiss
AuBURN-Only 1900 cash; acres;
all bottom land: 3 = acres IN pofa-
toes. one acre oats; furniture
goes. barn. chicken house: y mile
10 city limits; Will subdivide into
L-acre tracts. and give each q
right 10 the river. where cut
throat trout are taken out every
day Come on. you poet. artist
and man with vision, see the fu-
ture Of this. Price $500. Owner,
ZGl Empire Bldg.
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WOODLAND PARK BARGAIN
On rental terms. House for large
family: lot b0x10O; fruit trees;
house modern except furnace.
Price $3.50. Ell iot-6iba or ca pitl-
1898
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Physlcians. Surgeons
FUNERAL NOTICES

p hld AS wS@.ns ss sas sss l hss'sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-15

Seattle. for $500. 2-room house
furnished. included. Don't pass
this up, but write for particularly
II. y. Brooks. Edmonds. Wash.
$50 DOWN, t2e MONTHLY \,
Buys new broom house. with ] 10 x
acres good land. partly improves
with running creek. north OF CTS
limits Phone I'll iot-6SG0.
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81 FOR SALE--ACREAGE
Cheap---Our

NCP OW
5-acrc. nearly new home. north of
Seattle; blocks TO Broadway: only
$1,000: terms, $3.50 down. $40 per
month. VIII sell zoo chickens and
COW on terms. Soc Mrs. Peterson
or Mr.. Lampman. 90S srd ave, Sc
attic. . to II today, Bring money
along, as first buyer gets this fine
plare
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GROOM house. In Ballard; bath; 3
bedrooms: ALL on ono floor: house
In good condition.: close to school.
Must be sold. $1,000; terms. Call
Mr., Johnson, MA in-ST70
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-23
Science

AS the rush season for camping and
touring approaches. the question of
pure water supply becomes a big prac-
teal problem for many people. In the
past two decades attention to the pt r
ity of water and milk has harnesseH
the scourge of typhoid Cities with
questionable water supply have de-
vised reliable chemical means of puri-
fica'ion. Chief among these is chlor-
ination. For example, Cleveland
drawing it's water from the Great
Lakes, at intervals of danger has used
chlorine, sometimes in a strength to
be detected by the user.
The system used in chlorination on
a large scale is not feasible for the
camper, The Army medical school at
Washington, d. c., has devised q sim
pier method of purifying suspected
water. One or two drops Of tincture
of iodine, experiments show, will kill
all the germs in an unsafe quart of
water in thirty minutes. The con-
tainer of the water should be well
shaken. The greatly diluted iodine
cannot be tasted. In such quantity it
is harmless. Iodine is now widely
used, in water, to prevent goiter.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-23
NOBODY LOVES Us.

r. AID President Coolidge his New York speech Tuesday.
ID cit undoubtedly much suppose that hold
very much of the afectonae regard of other nations
truly pathetic picture but Unfortunately however,
after discovering for himself this great truth he showed through
the his discourse that he does understand the
chief for unpopuary result of the World War;
he correctly diagnosed of material prosperity struck
country which the time came into position where it
had greatly increased opportunity for world leadership
Whereupon might have added but did the United
Senate led by Henry Cabot Lodge for selfish political
refused this leadership and thereby disappointed
sagry stricken world Instead of living
found opportunity lead and help the words of the Pes
dent country refused to adhere the of the League
of Nations with decisive rejection which regard final
Thus without intent he added another why today
do hold every much of the actonate regard of other
nations
The conference mildly suggested by the President
response sentiment expressed press pulpit Pullman
smoking and Congress- is all right far goes
But this dabblng with little finger the hercuean task which
onrons the world today will satisfy ideals than
knitting socks for soldiers performed up ideals in the
World War.
President said for long time sought avoid
this conflict he World War; the assumption that it did
subject lacking inorma
ton We found last that did Intimately and
perilously
Our oatonsts will find that they were lacking in
information Also just how much the country
really had with the decisive rejection of the associations
idea
They will find that ultimately will have do bit
for world peace along with the other nations finally
had bit in the World War; because concerns
intimately and periously"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-23
TRAFFIC. TOWER PROBLEMS

INDICATIONS that changes in indianapolis
traffic regulations due again. The citizens street
traffic committee has recommended that the traffic system
be abolished applies Washington ST. and moved n
Meridian St.
This paper pointed when the installed
that probably would result only in slowing up traffic We be
eve this has been proved The system works fairly well
straight bouevards where
and But when there constant turning of by
it fails to work
Shortly after the installed it became necessary
provide special signal for the of street This
three distinct traffic periods for north and south
traffic for and traffic and for The
signals alternate with the automobile signals This
that if motors arrives crossing just signals
given for he probably has wait until the
until traffic going the other direction and
until street again before he start.
The traffic system also occasionally slows down
of because of unnecessary waits Because of the
y for signals fixed intervals there are occasions when
traffic at all is moving although lines waiting
to move.
On Meridian St. where there street the objection
able features of the system would be partially removed
It would be out of the question however with single
with the three used Washington ST.
large number of towers would be and their nsa
ton would be expensive.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-23
Test Yourself

Do you remember what you read7
Try this test on yourself and your
friends and find out.
Directions: Get a piece of paper
and pencil. Read the following para
much of It as possible. Then iot
down as much of 1t as you can. allow
ing yourself only two and one-half
minutes. Then. with the aid Of the
inverted paragraph with its ideas sep
arated by lines, see how we'll you re-
called it.
Test Paragraph-Katie Greene. of
the East Side. employed as a char
woman in a school building, reported
ut the police station that she had been
robbed. on Third Ave. the evening
before, and IS had been taken from
her. She had six small girls, and the
rent was due. The officers at the sta
ton took up a collection for her.
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GUS leu moIJ ueYel useq pau IS
pus sIoIeq SuIueAs eql "eAY pITuL
no peqqoJ useq pBQ Gus lBQl' uop
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Answer: Altogether there are TWEEN
ty ideas in the paragraph.
(AlI rights reserved by Science Serv-
ice. 1115 Connecticut Ave, Washing
ton, D. O.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-23

Unlike many other composers,
Frederic Chopin came from a home
which lent him every opportunity to
be desired. He had two older sisters,
with whom he would often participate
in small entertainments given in their
home. AS a boy, he was an &C
complished pianist, at the early age
of 8, and at 10 years of age played
for his emperor. who was so pleased
with his accomplishments that he pre-
scented him with a diamond ring
Chopin was of a very CHEEKY nature
devoid of any conceit. The latter part
of his life was spent at Paris, where
he and List shaged the honor Of be
Ing the most popular musicians of
the times. Among his compositions
his waltzes and "Etudes," are prob
ably the most popular. His death. in
1s49. was caused by influenza which
his frail constitution was not able to
hight
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-23
Tom Sims Says:

California is aroused over the jap
problem. The Chinese puzzles are
more easily solved than the Japanese
puzzle.
The world f1iArs are doing nicely,
but many threats in strange places
are getting sunburned watching them.
The Japs, it seems now, got slant.
eyed from looking at the map OF
California too closely.
Federal government is taking
steps to promote outdoor recreation.
Every man has the right to be chased
by picnic ants.
United States is insisting on its
right with debtor nations. but many
get only what is left.
Boy in Bangor. Me-, has trained a
dove to fight. But this is nothing.
The dove of peace has been doing it
right along.
Very few college girls are in jail,
says DR.. Davis, a New York peni-
tertiary expert, so it seems that
higher education does pay.
Ferdinand Gluck, boy 9 months
old, has crossed the ocean alone, and
1t would be fun to hear him tell about
It.