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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-13
Ell vUELo DEL AvIADoR FRANCE
D'OISY

PARIS. mayo IL. Gable frances).-
Eel aviador frances quien va hacia chi
ma en- mission especial del Gobierno de
Francia, ha salido de Bangkok (siam)
esta manana a las siete y ounce mi
nutos hacia saignon, capital de La Co
chinchina francesa.
Este despacho ha sido communicate a
esta ciudad por Ell Departamento ue
Aeronautica de Bangkok.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-13

GINEBRA, mayo IL. Gable fran
ces)-Han llegado a esta ciudad es-
pecialmente para hacer una vista Off
ciaI a la ofcina de La Sociedad de las
Naciones los Reyes Fernando y Maria
de Rumania.
lie fueron tributados todos los no.
nores militares correspondientes a sur
altos cargos por los representatives de
las Naciones. Los Soberanos han side
delirantemetne aclamados por TODD:
los ~habitantes de esta ciudad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-13

nanera que resista Ell calor de los tro.
picos. Los tenientes ~aviadores, Paes Y
Beiros Sc proponen ir en- ell nuevo aero,
PIANO hasta Macao, una de las colonias
portnguesas en- la China. Ell ~aeropsano
ha sido sometido a toda clase de prae-
has, resistiendo a todas elias, por 10
que sus CONSTRUCTORS han sido muy
felicitados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-13
Anita Stewart
Encantadora
Estrella del
cine. Note su
bella cahellera.

para ell champ1. No p~erjudica Ell ca
bello en- absolute.
Supplements m6jese ell cabello con
aqua clara y fr6telo con este. Con
dos o tres cucharaditas sc obt'ene
una espuma RIGA y abundante que lin
ipia perfectamente tanto Ell cabello CO.
mo ell cuero cabelludo: La espuma Sc
enjuaga facilmente y quita hasta La
Ultima partfcula de polvo y caspa: FL
cabello Sc SEGA rapida y uniformemen-
tie quedando suave, sedoso Y lustro-
so.
sEl .ace;te de coco Mulsified puede
obtenerse facilmente en- cualquier boz
tica, droguerfa, p~erfumeria o peluque-
ria. Els muy economico, pues bastan
una cuantas onzas para toda la ia
milia durante meses. Cuidese de las
imitacienes: Exfiase cue sea Mu!sified
fabricado 0 Watkins.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-13

LENINGRADO, mayo ~. Gable tran
ces).- Ell proximo lunes comenzaran
los processes contra todas aquellas per-
sonas que han sido acusadas de espio-
maize y de fomentar an este pals in
contrarevolucion.
Mas de trescientas personals entire
las que Sc encuentran abogados, jueces,
y miembros de la realeza, han desdlado
por ell tribunal para ser interrogadas
por ell Prefecto General.
Cast todas seran condenadas a muer
to 81 Sc italian culpables del deEto d.
que son acusadas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-13
vARIos CIUDADANos INGLEsEs
HAN SIDo MUERToS EN-
MESOPOTAMIA

LONDREs, mayo IL Gable fran
ces) Mas de Glen habitantes y sais
soldados ingleses han sido muertos du-
rante los dltimos des6rdenes ocurridos
en- Mesopotamia.
Despachos llegados a esta ciudad de
ultima hora'' dicen que va han sido
sofocados los brotes revolufionarios
que tan insistentemente Sc venian su-
cediendo en- esta region.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-13
Ell ALCALE CONTENlDO EN-
Los JABONES HAcE DANO
A LA CABELLERA

81 quiere listed conservar su cabe-
llera en- buen estado, fijese con que la
lava.
La mayoria de los iabones Y cham
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-13

LTsBOA, mayo IL. (Cable frances.
Sc esta ensayando en esta ciudad
I'm nuevo tipo de aeroplano, c~onstruido
especialmente para cubrir iargas dis
tanciaa y cor radiator hecho de IA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-13
LA FIESTA DE STA. JUANA DE-
ARCO

PARIS, mayo 10. Gable francas).-
La fiesta de conmemoracion de sta.
Juana de Arco ha sido c~elebrada en-
esta cindad con gran solemnidad. Re
presentantes del gobierno y de la MUM
cipalidad han depositado coronas con-
memorativas sobre ell pedestal de la
estatua de Juana de Arco. Las tropas
desflaron delante de la estatua donde
Sc encontraban varias atlas personali-
dades.
Grandes iestas religiosas v civicas
han sido celebradas igualmente en- cast
todas las provincias de esta nacion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-13
Aguadilla, mayo -. 192.

Aguadilla, mayo IL, 1924.
Ell MUNDo.
secci6n Depcrtiva,
San Juan.
information Tribilin nal dada. Die
daria 50 para campeonato pienso I'M
ciar.
Tito MARIN.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-13
La PARADA DEL Ola %

FL Sr. Lewis como Presidente del
sub-comite que tiene a su cargo Ia
direction de la parada Sc ha d:rigido
a la Camara de Concrete, supliean-
dole que dicho ORGANISING recomiende
q los establecimientos comerciales dc
las Gales Allen, San Jose y Brau
que aldermen las fachadas de las ca
sas con banderas, etc, para dar ma
yor esplendor a la parada de la "Ss-
mana del Nino" que tendra lugar
Ell % del corriente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-13
MAGNET HA sIDo ELECTo PoR
Ell DEPARTAMENTo DE MEUsK

PARIS, mayo ~. Gable frances).-
Los ultimos despachos recibidos en- es-
ia ciudad del M%inisterio del Interior,
informan que M. Maginot, Ministro de
la Guerra ha salido electo por n abru
mado mayoria por la provincial de Meu
Sc.
En- ell Eure y Loira, fue derrotado
M. Maurice Maunoury antique minis
tro saliendo electa la c~andidatura socia
lista de M. violette que obtuvo una
mayoria indiscutible.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-13
LOS REYES DE M A

VISITAN A BELGICA
BRUsELAS, mayo IL. (Cable fran
ces).- FL rey Fernando y la reina Ma
ria de Rumania han llegado a esta ciu-
dad durante las primeras horas de la
mafana. Vienen los soberanos rumanos
a hacer INA vista Official a los sobera-
nos belgas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-13
FRANCHISES

PARIS, mayo IL. (Cable frances).-
pespachos llegados a esta ciudad pro-
cedentes de Rabat (Marrueccs) anun-
clan que los attaches militares de las
R~epdblicas de Brasil Argentina, Y
Bolivia han negados a aquella c1udad
Les fue hecho I'm regio recibimiento de
parte de las autoridades francesas c
indigenas.
Los delegados revisaron toda la in
fanteria y caballeria indigena qua tan
to Sc distinguio durante Ia ltims sue
IRA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-13
LA PRENSA DE PARIS IRA
BAJo MUCHo PoR Ell BUEN
EXITo DE LA sEMANA LATINO
AMERICANA

PARIS, mayo IL. Gable franc6s).-
Cast todos los peri6dicos de esta ciu-
dad ha insertado en- sus Columns r.
ticulos que demuestran Ell inte .es gre
existi6 durante los dias de Ia soma IN
Lsatino-Americana.
Han sido publicadas danzas, poesias,
canciones que demuestran ell alto adel1n
to artistico de los paises de la Ameri-
ca latina.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-13

IA GREcA: oil meior restaurant
de San Juan. Tstu6n u. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-13

Ell LUNEs CoMENzARAN LOS PRO
oEsos CONTRA LOS ACUsADOS De
EsPIoNAJE Y DE FoMENTAR LA
CONGRATULATIONS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-13

UNI NUEvo AERoPLANo ES
INvENTADo EN- PORTUGAL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-13

LOS REYES DE RUMANIA HAGEN
UNA VISTA oFICAL A LA OFF
GINA DE LA socIEDAD DE LAS
NACIONEs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-13

Los attaches MILTTAREs DE LAS
EMBAJADAs DE BRASIL, ARGEN-
TINA Y BOLIVIA HAN sIDo RE.
CIDos REGIAMENTE PoR LAS Az.
TORIDADES DE LAS COLONIAs
rp ANr6rcuC
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-13

pus p~reparados con
tienen demasiado
alcall. Este es muy
danino pues deseca
ell cuero cabelludo,
hacienda Ell cabello
q~uebradizo. Aceite
de coco Mulsifed,
ell cual es puro e
i~nofensivo, es mu-
cho mejor que cual
quier otra cosa que
pueda listed usar
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-13

REcTIFIcANDo A "TRIBIL1Nn
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-13

-
EXPULSADOR
AUTOMATICO
DE MAROMA,
REVOLVER DOBLE ACCION Cal. 81.
8 Tiros. $7.s5. 3S cal. 5 Tiros, 1925.
TODOS NUESTROS REVOLVERES
USAN MUNICION AMERICANA. Orde
ne uno de estos rev6lvers hoy. Ell surtido
no durarA mucho a estos p~recios baJos.
a una nueva compra SO les impondra
10 nneva alta tsrifa, qua resultarA en-
precios mas altos. Pague al cartero 81
preclo ael arma mas Ell porte al rect
birla. GARANTIZAMOS SATISFACTION
o REEMBOLSAREMOS Ell DINERO.
NEW YORK CENTRAL SUPPLY
Dept. F-54 "a Third Avenue.
New York, N. Y.
Evening star., 1924-05-14

Wilding's lurking here, and not only
Anthony Wilding, but all the rest Of
you. are doomed for harboring him.
You know the law. I think" he
mocked them. for Lady Horton. Diana
and Richard. who had come UP. stood
now a pace or so away in deepest
wonder. You shall know it better
before the night is out. and better
still before next Sundays come"
"Tush" said Trenchard. and quoted,
There's none but Anthony may con-
quer Anthony"
take me for rebel. An odd mis-
take! For 1t chances, Sir Rowland,
that you behold in me an accredited
servant of the secretary Of state"
Blake stared, then fell prey to
ironic laughter. He would have
spoken, but Mr.. Wilding plucked a
paper from his pocket and handed it
Show it him." said he. and BIake's
face grew white again as he read the
lines above Sunderlands signature
and observed the seals of office. He
looked from the paper to the hated
smiling face of Mr.. Wilding.
You were a spy" he said. his tone
statement "a dirty spy?
Your incredulity is fattering. a.
least" said Wilding pleasantly as h
repocketed the parchment, and it
leads you in the right direction. 1
neither was nor am spy"
That paper proves it.' cried Blake
contemptuously. Having been a spy
himself. he was a good judge Of the
See to my wife, Nick said Wild
ing sharply, and made as If to trans
fer her to the care Of his friend.
CONTINUED in TomorroW's Star.1
Evening star., 1924-05-14

cottage that was Fs,versham's lodg-
ing at Weston Zoyland. Her wild
eyes fell upon Sir Rq wlands face. 1t
showed livid; the net her lip sucked in
if to prevent an cutlery; the eyes wild
with fright What, did it mean? BY
an effort she wrenohed herself round
at last, and scream broke from her
to rouse her aunt. b er cousin and her
brother and bring them fastening
toward her across the sweep Of lawn.
Before her, on the edge Of the
shrubbery. gray gure stood erect
thin lips family smiling, it's dark eyes
cleaning, was the face of Anthony
VVilding. And as she stared he NOV
ed forward, and she heard the fall of
spurs, the swish of his scabbard
a Eainst the shrubs. and reason told
her that this was no ghost.
. she held out hGr arms arm to him
forward. and he was no more than
in time to catch her AS she swayed.
He held her fast against him and
Kissed her brow. Sweet" he said,
forgive me that I frightened you.
i came by the orchard gate, and my
coming was so timely that I could not
hold in my answer to Jour cry"
Her eyelids f1uttered, she drew a
long signing breath and nestled closer
to him. Anthony" she murmured
again, and reached up hand to
stroke his face, to feel that it was
truly living flesh.
And Sir Rowland, realizing, too,
by now that here was no ghost, re-
covered his lost courage. He put a
hand to his sword. then Withdrew it,
leaving the weapon sheathed. Here
was hangman's job, not a sword
mans. he opined-and wisely, for he
had had earlier experience OF Mr..
Wilding's play OF steel.
He advanced a step. 20 fool" he
snarled. The hangman waits for
you"
And n creditor for You. Sir Row
land" came the voice OF Mr.. Trench
ard. who now pushed forward through
those same shrubs that. had masked
his friends approach. IA Mr.. Swiney.
Twas j sent him from town. He's
lodged at the Bull, and bellows like
one when he speaks of what you owe
him. There are three messengers
with him, and they tell of debtors
gaol for you, sweetheart"
4 spasm of fury crossed the face
of Blake. They may have me, and
welcome, when I've told my tale"
said he. Let me but tell of Anthony
Evening star., 1924-05-14
Mistress Wlding
By Rafael Sabafini
Author of oscar emouchs," Captain Blood" etc.
cop,rrht 1924 by Company
By Rafael Sabatini

terly.
Since weeare agreed SO far. let us
agree to end it"
1T is all / ask"
Yes, but-alas,-in a different way.
Listen now"
Il will not listen. Let me 60"
Il were your enemy did | do SO,
row and repentance for, which. moth
ing short of death could offer. yohi
escape. Richard is under suspicion"
do you hark back to that"' The
Scorn of her voice was deadly. Had
it been herself he desired, surely that
tone had quenChed all passion in him
or else transformed it into hatred.
But Blake was playing for fortune,
for shelter from a debtors prison.
1T has become known" he con-
Anued, that Richard was one of the
e,uly plotters who paved the way
for .Monmouth's coming. / think that
tba., in conjunction with his be-
travail of his trust that night at New
Of son,e twenty gallant fellows of
King JaWes'. will be enough to hang
Her HAND clutched at her heart
What is't Nou seek?' she cried 1t
was almost ~ moan. What lst you
aYourseif," :aid he. "I love you,
Ruth" he added. and stepped close UP
to her.
A man at hand TO kill you for that
INSULT
And then-miracle of miracles.-a
voice from the shrubs by winch they
stood bore to her ears the startling
words that told her her prayer was
answered there and then.
Madam that man is here.
she stood frozen Not more of a
ststue was Lots wife in the moment
of looking behind her than she who
dared not look behind. That voice.
A voice from the dead, a voice she
had heard for the last time In the
Evening star., 1924-05-14
Imagine mnslling your hands wih
kitchen SOAP an hour and half Eeue,y day!
That is exactly what you do when
you wash dishes with IT.

take your package, throw teaspoon
full into your dishpan. The quick, rich
suds are every bit as easy on your
hands as fine toilet soap.
Kitchen soap irritass
You know how your hands sting and
burn after you've finished the dishes
with harsh soap. It's the free alkali
in kitchen soap that causes it-rob-
bing your hands Of their important
beaudfying oils. This harsh ingredi-
ent irritates your skin-makes your
hands rough and red.
Lux is mild and gentle, there is
no free alkali in it to attack the beauti-
Fing ods. 1t helps your hands retain
their satin smoothness. You don't
Evening star., 1924-05-14

At last! A wonderful new
scientific girdle that i'm
proves your appearance i'm
mediately and reduces your
waist and hips almost "while
you wait!" The instant you
put on the new girdle the
bulky fat on the waist and
hips seems to vanish, the
waist-line lengthens, and
your body becomes erect,
graceful, youthfully slender!
And ther1-with every step
you make, with every breath
you take, with every little
motion, this new kind of
girdle gently messages away
the disfguring useless fat
and you look and feel many
years younger!
Evening star., 1924-05-14

TT seems unbearable to you-the
i idea of deliberately choosing kitch-
en- soap to wash your hands with.
But when you stop to think Of it
that is what you do when you use
harsh soap in your dishpan. An hour
and a half every day your hands are
IN a dishpan full of kitchen soapsuds.
IF you counted up all the time you
spend just washing your hands it
wouldn't amount to more than half an
hour-yet how carefully you choose
the toilet soap YOU use for this purpose!
Choose your dishwashing soap as
carefully as you select your toilet soap
and your hands will instantly respond
Use Luz for washing dishes. Just
Evening star., 1924-05-14

The hippopotamus can be accli-
mated to live in very cold weather.
Evening star., 1924-05-14

The Madame Z Reducing Girdls
takes the place of stiff corsets aud
Dtves yon totth comfort Fashions
straight boyish lines. Makes you
hook and feel years younger.
it say you feel like a new
X Reducing Girdle.
better. You'll be surprised
walk, dance, climb, indulge
Evening star., 1924-05-14
MEANS INDICTED AGAIN.
Jarnecke and Fielder Included in
Proceedings.

NEW YORK, May IA supersed-
ing indictment was returned by the
federal grand jury Monday against
Castor b. Means. former special agent
of the Department of Justice; Elmer
w. Jarnecke, his secretary, and
Thomas B. Fielder, his attorney,
charging attempts to bribe former
Attorney General Daugherty, United
States District Attorney Hayward
and others to halt prosecution in the
$175,000 stock fraud case against the
Glass Casket Company and the Cra-
ger System.
The indictment. which special De-
putty United States Attorney Todd
said was similar to one returned
April "a, charges that the trio ac-
cepted $65,000 from Samuel Safir, an
official of the companies, in four
payments between September, 1922,
and December, 1928 1t is also
charged that Means. Jarnecke and
Fielder conspired to obtain from fed
eral prosecutors certain documentary
evidence which was to be used in the
prosecution of the Glass Casket-Cra-
ger System fraud case.
Seventeen officials Of the two COM
panteS were sentenced to prison after
conviction on charges Of using the
mails to defraud in a fake stock
promotion scheme.
The hippopotamus can be accli-
~ n a n fxFa In,
Evening star., 1924-05-14

The Madame X Reducing
Girdle is different from any
thing else you've seen or
tried-far different from
ordinary special corsets or
other reducing methods. 1t
does not merely draw in
your waist and make you ap-
pear more slim; it actually
takes off the fat, gently but
surely!
Evening star., 1924-05-14
Within, the hour yon
ca,, haze relief

have dread thatin-the-dishpan look
when you use Lux for washing dishes.
One tea,poontsl enough
Incredible! YET you've only to try It to
prove It. As one woman said, Il just throw
pinch Of Lux IN the pan and the minute
Ium On the hot water the suds bubble up"
When you've a quantity Of dinner dishes
you may need two eeaspoonfuls, but osdi-
narily one seaspsDnfi IS enough
GetLrx today. Thcrcsa big newparkzge
made especially foc kitchen use, as well as
the package you know so well. Lever Bsos
Co, Cambridge, Mass.
Evening star., 1924-05-14
HITS FOOD MONOPOLY.
Head Of Wholesale Grocers Favors
Plenty of Competition.

1Icuty VI SoAPGlAt1os
DALLAS, Tex, May 14.-C1aiming
that the competition of 1000 whole
sale rrocers would be far more whole
some than the monopoly Of one be-
nevolent packer. in the manufacture
and the distribution of food products,
J. H McLauri Of Jacksonville, Fla,
president of the American Wholesale
Grocers' Association, in convention
here. directed most of his ANNUAL ad-
dress against tAs efforts of Armour
Company to abrogate the voluntary
agreement of the five principal pack
ers entered February 81, 1920. to cease
handling unrelated commodities.
He declared that the grocers' asso-
citation was determined to fight to the
end the efforts of the California Co
operative Canneries to annul the con-
sent decree and the recent interven-
ton of the packers named to repudi-
ate the consent decree.
Evening star., 1924-05-14
Actually Reduces Fat

The Madame X Reducing Cir
die is built upon scientific massage
principles. 1t is made of the most
resilient rubber-especial1y de-
signed for reducing purpose@and
is worn over the undergarment.
Gives you the same slim appear
ance as a regular corset without
the stiff appearance and without
any discomfort. Fits as snugly
as a kid glove-has garters at
tached-and so constructed that
it touches and gently messages
every portion of the surface con-
tinually! The constant massage
causes more vigorous circulation
of the blood. not only through
these parts, but throughout the
entire body! Particularly
around the abdomen and
hips, this gentle massage -
is so effective that it often
brings about a remarkable ,otss Iss
reduction in weight in the gives
first few days. sooa seoa''
Those who have worn it sa,
person when you put on the MAZDA
You'll look better and feel bette
how quickly you'll be able to wall
in outdoor sports.
Evening star., 1924-05-14
Waist and Hips Reduced
Quickly with >
New Kind of Girdle

The this kind of edle your waist
hips look inches hnnernd thin while looking th for this
produces the results Makes
surprising pdy while work
sently that hardly there No heart
disasreeab starving dieno HARM
full medcines-no bitter self denals.
Evening star., 1924-05-14
Look More Slender
At Once!

Think of it-no more pro-
truding abdomen-no more
heavy bulging hips. By
means of this new invention,
known as the Madame x
Reducing Girdle, you can
look more slender imme-
diately! You don't have to
wait until the fat is gone in
order to appear slim and
youthful! You actually look
thin while getting thin. 1t
ends forever the need for
stiff corsets and gives you
with comfort Fashions
straight, boyish lines!
Evening star., 1924-07-15
RUMP|RATESPREY
OFF JERSEY COAST
Two Ships Lose $4,000
Cases-U. S. Unable to
BaIk Armed Bands.
By the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 15.-The exist
ence of an organized system of piracy
on Rum Row, off the coasts of Long
Island and New Jersey, was revealed
last night by United States govern
ment agent who confirmed the report
made at an inquiry in Halifax, N. S.,
by the captain of the French steamer
Mulhouse.
He substantiated the captains story
of raid on his ship off the New Jer-
sey shore about three weeks ago by a
band Of forty heavily armed men.
The government agent has gathered
his data in anticipation of a demand
for information by the State Depart
ment to satisfy possible French de-
mands. The Mulhouse was robbed of
$4,000 cases of liquor, the pirates
leaving 1900 cases on board to pre-
vent her from entering a port to re-
port the raid.
Piracy is rampant among the liq-
uor ships" said the agent. "Of
course. we can't do ahything about
the vessels, as they are too far out
beyond our jurisdiction"
The Official disclosed that, only two
nights after the Mulhouse was rob-
bed, the pirates boarded another ship
on Rum Row and robbed it of 5000
cases of liquor. He refused, however,
to give the name of the ship, as he
said the government has a clue which
may enable it to clear the seas of
these twentieth-centuryb buccaneers.
Evening star., 1924-07-15
WAR IS DECLARED JUST :
IN SOME CIRCUMSTANCES
Walther League Warned Against
Pacidsm by Concordia College
Professor.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press. :.
ST. PAUL, Minn., July I5s-"So.
called pacifists who are pretending to
abolish war" were attacked by Prof.
H. D. Mensing of Concordia College,
Fort Wayne. Ind. in an address here
today before the thirty-second Inter.
national Walther League convention +,
Prof. Mensing warned the leaguers
not to be deceived by these pacifsts
who are prating of everlasting peace,
while there Is peace, and preaching
hatred during the war"
Defending war as a Just implement
by which a wronged government "un-
der certain conditions" may safeguard
the peace and welfare of the country.
the speaker urged the Lutheran
young people to solidly and faithfully
support your country in such an
emergency as you loyalty stood be-
hind your country in the late war.
"A Christian looks upon his country
as a gift and trust from his God: as
such he cannot help but love his
country, and wherever there Is true
love there is true, unselfish service" g."
declared Prof. Mensing.
"A Christian will serve his country
faithfully he continued He will go
quietly about his calling and conse-
crate his life and labor to the well
fare of his country"
Evening star., 1924-07-15
CROWD FLEEs FILM FIRE.
Building at Brunswick, Nd,
Wrecked and Two Injured.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FREDERICK. Md, July 15-Lives
Of about fifty theAter goers were en-
dahgered. and two were Injured Sat-
urday night when the Imperial Thea
ter, Brunswick. Nd, was wrecked by
fire. which originated in the opera
tors booth at the front of the theater.
The property loss ts about $4,000.
William Strickler. Brunswick, mo-
tion picture operator, was badly
burned about the hands in an effort to
escape from tho booth, which was, in
a few moments, a raging fire. He is
at the Emergency Hospital. Bruns-
wick, and will recover. Charles Was
Evening star., 1924-07-15
Return Mail Theft Suspect.

bert S Holiday, arrested here July
in connection with the $4,000, 900
mail train robbery at Rondout, ILL.,, on
the night of June -, left last night
in custody of federal agents for Chi
cago, to stand trial under a federal
Indictment
Holidays wife. and mother, ar
rested with him as alleged accom-
plices, will be given hearings before
a United States commissioner here
Wednesday.