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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-20

Just being married seems to be
becoming sufficient grounds for di-
vorce.
They say bohbed hair isn't as much
trouble as long hair. and if you have
your teeth pulled you won't have to
brush them
Days are getting shorter right
along now. but the distance from
PAYDAY TO payday remains the same.
Even though YOU hear a lot about
selfmade men we can't think Of any
men who are not that
It takes two to start a fight or a
family and too often there isn't any
difference.
We hate to mention unpleasant
things. but income taxes are due
again ten days before Christmas.
Friday IS considered unluclky be
cause it usually comes the day be-
fore payday. and that's when you
arc broke.
Nice things about the coming cold
spell is you can keep your hands in
your pockets so you won't lose your
money.
Did you know a rope was 10 per
cent stronger when wet? This even
includes the campaign cigars.
The dead-letter office is being
swamped with political circulars and
that's their right address.
Sometimes talk is cheap. Some
times il isn't. Often a little of it
costs a man a lot of money.
Copyright, 1924. NEA Service. Inc)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-20
THRILLING ALONG, UNTIL

m HE LeopodLoeb the Panther-Bull the Defense day
thrills past but the baseball championship election
and Christmas shopping thrills close at hand.
1t is busy and altogether unpleasant old world with
just blamed thrill after another but with prospects that
when fellow has got tired of thrills there's going to be
good long rest.
NEW YORK bride of a week shot at her husband and
missed him, and she feels her humiliation keenly.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-20
Then The Fun Began

John, Gear, am to be in an
theatrical. What would
folks say If 1 were to wear tights?"
"They swould probably say that l
married you for your money
Dartmouth Jack o. Lantern.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-20
4 Thought

Chasten thy son while there is
hope, and let not thy soul spare for
his crying.-Prov. 1918,
Punishment, that is the justice for
the unjIst.-St- Augustine.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-20

Is the American aloe the same
as the old world aloe. and if not
what is the description Of the
American plant?
The American aloe is a totally
different plant from the old world
aloe, and is "Agave Americana, " but
Is often wrongly termed american
aloe" These agaves have either no
proper stem or a very short one,
bearing at it's summit a crowded
head of large, fleshy leaves. which
are spiny at the margin. From the
midst Of these shoots up the straight
upright scape. "a to sc feet high and
at the base often a foot in diameter,
along which are small, lanceolate
bracteae. with a terminal panicle,
often bearing as many as 1000
flowers. The leaves Of the aloe are
arranged in the form of a rosette,
thick and feshy, laceolate in shape,
with spiny margins.
How do vaudeville actors that
/" make music with tumblers get
various tones?
They rub rosin on their fingers
and have the tumbler filled with
water to make the various tones.
What causes the holes in Swiss
cheese?
They are formed by the fer1nen-
tation of the cheese.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-20
Appointed Lawyer

That money has gone now, of
c~urse, with everything else we had.
We didn't have a paid lawyer at the
trial. The judge appointed one. The
money went for the. papers and the
lawyers work in making the appeal
to the Supreme Court.
I'm getting $15 a week now, learn
ing to be a bookbinder. That goes to
Walter. Every week we take him
things to eat and tobacco. He fares
better there than the family does
here.
But we are glad to do it. It's lit
tie we can do.
AS long as we live, We'll do any
thing for him.
1t is not much we ask-just to
have his life saved. He is only 20
now-just a boy.
Why not mercy for us, too?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-20
GIRL, Is, ASKS
AID TO 81 We
BROTHER, 20
Bertha KrauSer Tells Why
She Believes Death
Sentence Wrong,
BY BERTHA KRAUsER
Eighteen Year-Old Sister Of Walter
Krauser


Eighteen 4ear-OId sister o. water
hrauser
o'' 80 49,. s.n ..'-' Pc. 80 ho
l hanged. it Wouldn't be hard
for you, perhaps, 10 open your heart
IN begging inc courts ana lhe GOV
ne it,a
II Is liAt posi''oh am III now
My brother. Walter Krauser. 20,
lust two wears older than I am. is
n +ba cor,,,. ior No,r,v tbrea
years 7s" ne Was 'l''>'' Up go 81
foolish, wrong attempt IN rob O.
grocery. There was a scuffle with
policeman. the policeman was killed
and Walter vas convicted of muir
dor
The sentence was death.
we appealed. and the Supreme
Court still is considering the case.
But It already has passed upon the
appeal Of Bernard Grant. who was
sentenced IN the same case ana II
ordered Grant be hanged on oct. II.
It is hard to hope since then.
~
iio '"H''' io' iio'
Just now we are thinking mostly
abou, tho rnonold and roeb bovs
-.,-,, ~ -. .,.......-- .,..-
" -" '''''' an '''0 ava GU ''-''
trial that money could buy and
whose lives are safe now, down at
JoEet-
we can not think my brother
Whatever MS faUIt' deserves a pen
ATTY more severe ''lah lHe 1t" ue'
named from Ihose Two CH tle
other mana 'here are q many
Things 20 De salo TOT aiteF' |HICh
THINK might nave lhhuehced the
jury 70 mercy II me lawyer hao
sSllq theih'
are ,'n 'i'0 iiNe9 VI ''''7 80
anu i1oopoi' 10y pa 'u' 90
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-20
Master Makes Ruling

The matter was referred to a mas
ter in chancery, who reported finally
that the capital stock Of the Lori
mer national bank at the time of the
change to a State bank had a value
Of $1,170, 303.38. This was done by
finding that all Of the Lorimer and
Munday notes in the bank were as
good as cash. Although Munday
was ipsOlvent on Oct. IL, 1912, the
master found that he was then worth
$3.50, 95826 over and above his liabili-
ties. and that. being solvent, his
paper in the bank was as good as
cash. He also found the Lorimer
paper to the amount of $215, 299.33
was as good as cash.
When the savings bank suspend
ed. however. the bank lost $348,-
5S1,44 in Lorimer paper; and also, in
addition, $685.. 729.54 on paper dis
counted to raise money to carry on
the operations of Lorimer and his
sons.
The creditors filed 1853 exceptions
to the masters report. Judge Hol-
dom waved the exceptions aside and
let the masters report stand.
In April, 1923, at his home in
Evanston, Banker Charles G. Dawes
organized what he called the Minute
Men Of the Constitution, whose
avowed purpose was to uphold the
Constitution and laws of Illinois.
The only time General Dawes has
called his minute men into action
was at the fall election in 1928,
when he ordered them out to save
the Constitution by electing to the
bench again Judge Jesse Holdom
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-20

What are three rare moths in
demand by collectors?
Catocala sappho Strecker. whitish
gray with dark brown hind wings.
Sphinx cupressI Boisduval. brown,
and Citheronia sepulchralis. smoky
brown.
How can linen cloth he made
weatherproof and alright?
Varnish it.
What is thte amateur bicycle
record, mOtor-paced?
1t is 1914 miles. in hours, "a
minutes, 81 seconds. made by James
B. Freeman Of st. Louis, Mo, at
Floral Park, y. Y. July II, 1920.
How can finger prints be re-
moved from plaster walls?
Sponge mot rub with a solution OF
chloride Of lime in the proportion of
one-half teaspoon to one quart of
water. Take care not TO rub.
Where was Ben Lyon born?
In Atlanta, Georgia.
How can carrots be kept over
winter?
They can be put in a cool cellar
in moistened sand. or they can be
buried outdoors in a pit, covered
With layer Of earth. a layer Of
straw. and another layer of earth.
The indoor method. however, is pre-
ferable.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-20
DA YVES HAS
OLD IDEA
OF FINANCE
His Bank Helps Fool Lori
more DepoSitorS and
Stockholders,
BY N. D. COCHRAN

~1 HICAGO, Sept 20.-Vice
Presidential Can d date
Charles G. Dawes Is a banker,
He is at the head Of the Central
Trust Company of Chicago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-20
Tom Sims Says

Just being married seems to be
becoming sufficient grounds for di-
vOrCe.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-20
Courts

UDGE JAMES A. COLLINS.
of the Criminal Court, before
EJ the Indianapolis Bar Associa-
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(oonsinuacidn d. Ia Ira. pAs.,

cipal, de acuerdo con la Ley, que no
determine que esta renuncia ha de
ser aceptada por un ndInero especi-
fico de votos 81 por la mayoria del
citado ORGANISING.
Mi nombramiento como Aicalde de
Ponce fue hecho la misma noche por
el voto unanime de Ia Asamblea MU
nicipal, seg1tn consta en- ell acta de
Ia session de esa noche que obra EN-
Ia Sscretaria Municipal.
Ell dia siguiente de mi nombramien-
to, hecho de acuerdo con la Ley, del
seno del Partido Popular, el Alcalde
sahfnte, senor PARA Capo, me hizo
on.rega de papeles y documentos que
obraban en- su poder y los cuales re-
mitio ni ofcina desde SUI bufete
professional para cue fueran considera
dos por mi en- mi caracter de Alcal-
de. Y ahora nismo no hace tres dias
hemos firmado coniuntamente una no
nina de sueldos de empleados del de-
pqrtamento correspondence al Jefe
Executive de Ponce y ell cuya n6mi-
ma de haberes certifica Ell senior Para
Cap6 los sueIdos de los enpleados mu
njcipales por ei tempo que el ejerci6
aicho cargo durante ell mes dc Julio,
sea del dia primero al nueve del
mencionado mes de Julio, y yo certi-
fico ell resto de los dias del nueve al
81 de Julio en- mi caracter tambi6n de
Alcalde.
En- cuanto al procedimiento de
QUO wARRANTo instrnido por ell
Attorney General de Puerto Rico
contra mi por supaesta ilegalidad en-
mi election de Alcalde, deseo decla-
rar que la noticia es vieia, pues va
todo ell pals saba antes de aver que
tai procedimiento habia sido incoa-
do en- Ia Corte de Distfito de Ponce.
Es este un asunto de la competes1c1a
de las cortes que esta SUB JUDGE,
V no quiero adelantar concentrates en-
torno de el, hasta tanto dichas auto
r.dades digan Ia ultima palabra. En-
la actualidad dessmpefio y ejer2o las
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tunciones de Alcalde de Ponce, como
I'M Official DE FACTo aun DE JU
RE, mientras no Sc resuelva en- con-
t,ario por las Cortes de Justicia. De
acuerdo con toda la iurispfudencia
sentada al efecto todos mis- actos CO.
mo alcalde son validos y ejecutivos,
respaldado como estoy por un nom
kramiento de la Asamblea Municipal
de Ponce Y por una fianza prestada Y
aceptada debidamente por el Tesore
70 de Puerto Rico y por ell mismo At
torney General
Ell tslegrama de la Ultima Hora''
de lei Imparcial'', que aparece fir
mado por ell Corresponsal de Ponce,
mi juicio fu6 inspirado por el senior
Tous Soto, segundo jefe de la Allan
"a residente en- Ponce. Esta afrma
cion mia esta fupdada Ell el~hecho de
cue lei Imparcial'' adelanta estas no
tic;as sobre convocatoria especial de
I la Corte de Ponce. recibidas de la
ciudad del Sur, como Ell ell case de
QUO wARRANTo ocurri6 anterior
mente y antes de q. las oacinas eiecu
twas de San Juan las hubiera lanSado
q Ia publicidad para la prensa en- ge-
neral. Ocurre este porque Ell Sr. Tous
Soto parece beber Ell alguna fuente
misteriosa, vedada a los periodlstas y
al .publico en- Ia capital.
Desde cualquier punto de vista que
Sc considere la noticia dada por ell
corresponsal de F'El Imparcial'' EN-
Ponce, .dicha noticia constituye rn de-
! SEQ vehen1ente del senor Tous Soto pa
ia inducir la Corte de Distrito de
Ponce, insinuando y .prejuzgando por
adelantado una sentencia contra mi,
al menos tratando de inf1ufr en- el
amino de la Corte para que juzgue Ell
case actIe de acuerdo con los de-
signios de la Alianza en- Ponce Y en-
contra la voluntad popular Y La
lew
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CARTA JIBARA
campos de Cidra. P. R.

CampoS de cara, +. II.
Sr. director de
Ell MUNDo, O
San Juan, P. r.
Estimao siiol:
Me delijo uste polque va vco que
uste le pone los del campo 10 que
mandan, y como yo estaba esas'o por
escrebil algo en- La prensa bel ell Gle
10 abielto al bel la giiena cojia que
uste lie da en- SUI diario 10 que nojo-
tros mandamos.
Yo quiero felecitar los Shores de
Ia aHansa a los REPRESENTATIVES ?
senaores (esto 81 cue es gtieno) 10
mesmo que a don Santiago y a don
Ma1tines Nadar pol su nueba delisior
pa representatives otra bes en- la IL
gislatura.
iAgora 81 que jaran guenas leyes
nuestros amigos! Siguramente nombra
ran mas depaltameItos y mas comi-
stones que mullen ,amenasen a es-
tos jibaros de puqui que tienen cha..
vos no los quieren sacaI; to Sc lie
b5 en- jablal que ell gobiesno no jase
ma que ell tabaco no bale que es
tan arruinaos 10 que jasen es d1cil
que don Usera era mejo1 que don Col
doba Dabila y que este tlltimo no ha
iecho ma en- Guasint6n, cuando han
bisto 10 mucho que ha trabajao pol
nojotros ell comisionao de agora; iCon
que estoy en- dicil que ha jecho mas
que Munoz que Dios 10 jaya peldonao
y mis- palabras no le ofendan! iQue
no sera cuando guelba otra bez ava
a delejiI la cosa.
se me oibiaba disile argo pa Ell 81
ilol Balselo. Isl sifiol! Polque este es
el gayito de nojotros y tenellos que
colialo bien, digale pero no sele olbie
que siga trahajando ESQ del gober-
naol e1etibo pol nojotros polque va
yo le tengo en- mi moyera pa nom
bralo. No impolta que ell arros siga a
siete chabos Ell bacalao catolSe
polque yo desto como poquitito y no
gasto Quasi ma nj me impolta tam
POGO que ell tabaco Sc siga bendlen-
do los dose chabos polque yo no 10
siembro, solo me impolta bel 81 esta
sale bien y yo soy buen escribiol, pol
que asina me dan un destinito 81
no uste me da argo pol escrebil.
Sin mas pol oy, memorials don AN
tonic, a don Robelto, a don Totis al
gobernaol primero que a naide, como
don Jeike, don Galletano y don san
tiago que no Sc me olbia pOlque es-
to tambien esta metio en- la cola
5Cuar gan6 de los gayitos de Guaya-
ma pa tambien felisitalo cuando guel-
ba a escrebil? Y telmino aqui
Suyo,
non NASARIO.
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DON NAsARIo.
BAYAMoN ADENTRo

Los Sres. Don Angel cestero, Don
Arturo ouintero Y don Angel Umpiere
RE, tres prominentes lideres unionistas
de esta muricipalidad han hecho cons
tar que Sc retiran a sus hogares, puras
sus almas de toda idea de fusion o
pacto con los republicanos
Es claro que sus manifestations
demuestran que no son partidarois de
la Alianza Ppertorr:quefia y que Sc
conservan unionistas netos. cabales.
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ANUNCIOS ECONOM1COS'

Sc ALQUILA un apartamento; cuatro
dormitorios. sala, comedor; Servicio
Sanitario moderno; casa nueva cons
trucci6n, 2da. planta; frente los Pa
dres .Redentoristas; Pta. de TERRA, te-
lefono 725 azul. 8-11.
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Sc VENDE.-En ell mejor siti de
santarce I'm precioso Chalet de Con
c. eto acabado de fabricar. There b
habitaciones, sala, dos coined 'res,
Cuarto de Bafo esplendido, y lindisi-
ma Cocina. Solar de 456 metros cua-
drados. Al lado de cuatro escr 9las,
Teatros, Tiendas, Farmacias, etc. ST.
tic de gran porvenir. Stop 20 Car 'ete-
ra Nueva. Facilidades para Ell pago.
Informes: Balsa, en- La Villa de Ma
drid, San Juan. s..
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Sc VENDE fnca. R1stica compnesta
de 33 cuerdas en- Barranquitas cua-
tro kil6metros del pueblo, con dos ca
sas. Dirij2se Vicente Sierra, Saliva
dor Brau co, san Juan Francisco
Sierra, Cayey. 8-12.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-09

Herramientas, accessories, acriInula-
dores Willard, gomas y tubos para
cualqtlier cIase<de carros, precios mo-
dicos. shiallwood Brothers, Apartado
F. Puerta de TERRA, Tel. 1873. 9-8.
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ALQUILo: Casa No, 10 Avenida
Perez, cuatro dormitorios, balloon mo-
saicos, patio cercado,, fs35. 90 mem
sllalesl =. Informe, Tienda "Arca de
Noe san Juan Moderno. Tel. 1860.
y -, s-12.
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oPoRTUN1DAD. Por $500 contado
vendo casa grande de MADEIRA con So
lar 700 metros, centrica en- calle Ro-
sario, cerca Stop %, con hipoteca
So 900. Informaran Gale Parque "a.
8-15.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-09

y iGANGAl-En S650.oo Sc vende
ma casa en- buenas condiciones, situa
da en- Ell poblado de oaintana inrne-
data al. Hip6dromo, tiene solar pro-
pio. Informara nlmero ), Gale Hoare
o Tel. 927 negro, Santurce. 8-1S.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-09

AGENTE VIAJERO. Persona de
gran experienced conocimiento ge-
neral de la isla, solicita colocacion
de Agente Viajero, con sueldo Y CO.
mission. Informara Gel MUNDO".
8-13
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-09

81 DESEA buen hospedaje en- casa
dc familfa, para estudialite de la Uni
versidad, dirfjase a Simon Torres. Ro-
bles So o Box $50. Rio Piedras.
S-2j
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Sc VENDE:

Sc VhNBE.--
C6inoda cspatiosa casa terrera
en- Hato Key, parada 35, enclavada en-
un solar. de 2200 metros con un frente
de 20 metros Ia carretera central.
Tiene ocho dormitorios, amplio come
dor, esplendida cocina, despensa, ga
RACES, 2 bafios generates, baflos de
asiento, triple servicio sanitario, etc.
Informaran en- Villa Carmen, parada
35, Tel. 424. Rojo. -Hato Rey.
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BELIoGRAPH (Catafio)

Continuation dc la serie de 6 dra-
mas por MetraIla: lei Primer Cafio
nazo'', con rel1eno de cornicas.
Domingo: La magnifica cinta: He
roes de la Gale -
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MECANOGRAFo diez amos expeIien-
cia, conocim entos ingles, correspondent
cia mercantil trabajo general de
oicina, desea colocacion. Buenas refe-
rencias. Apartado 253, San German.
8-15.
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TMPoRTANTE Insista en- que lie den
P:ezas de Ford legitimas cuando su
caro- ,nscesite reparaciones. No per
nlita que lie pongan Piezas de lnl1ta-
cion. smallwood Brothers, Distribui-
dores paar Ford. Apartado F., Pta.
de TERRA, Tel. 1913. 9-8.
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sE vENDE Ell Restaurant la vi
la del Rosal'', antes s'Trinchera''
por tener que ausentarse su dueno pa
IA Estados Unidos a fin de atender
asuntos familiares. Informaran LII
ma 70. S-y.
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LAS ANTILLAS

La preciosa cinta espafola LA
Flor de Andalucfa' y una revista.
Domingo Matinee: ''El vengador ST.
lencioso'' una c6nlica.
Noche. ''El Corazon de un Valien-
ter, por VIM. Duncan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-09

uENDo Hudson-Speedtar en- buenas
condolences. Por ausensarme. Acepto
cambio Chevrolet Ford. Rafael
s. Brau, Box 212, San tserman, P. R.
8-12.
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ALQUI1o: En- San Sebastian 50, aparta
mento tres habitaciones, sala, colnedor
y servicio con aqua permanente. Al lado
del Edificio escolar en- construction.
Informas1 Roias, Tel. .579. 8-23
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TRES BANDERAs:

Ultima func.6n despedida de Los
Rufos Cubanos.-
Domingo: lei Ala Rota', por Ken
meth Harlan, Miriam Cooper Y Walter
Long. #HE
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RAMIREZ BUSINESS COLLEGE: -
Cursos completes de Taquigrafia y Con-
tabilidad. Preparation competente.
Fr6ximo curse empieza 10. septiemnre.
Sol1c1te infornes: Esteban RAMIREZ
Santiago, director. Tel. 667. Box 1851.
Tetuan 6Ha. s--13.
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RIALTO:

Tarde Noche:
''Espinas Azahares por Ken
meth Harlan y Edith Roberts.
Domingo: Matinal Y Noche
lei Buen Proveedor' Matinee:
Un drama por William Duncan.
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ST Sc sIENTE I'D. ENFERMo: To-
me ensegudda ell vino "ARCODOL"
que es un tonico excelente para aumen-
tar la vitslidad perdlda. Enriquece la
sangre. 81.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-09

ST I'D Es soRDo, tiene AsMA o
REUMA, escriba A. E. sumersille,
Dept. M. Apartado 1916, San Juan,
p. r. 10-7.
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Sc ALQUILAN variAs ofctnAs en- eI
Edifcio Bourst, San Justo NO. IL. In
sormaran en- Is Joyer1a Bouret. p
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FOR RENT two furnish big rooms.
very near the sea, in Taft Ave. Men
very near the sea, IN Taft Ave. For
information call 1477, Santurce. s-13
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Tarde y Noche:
"Pecadora Virtuosa' por Wanda
Hawley Norman Kerry.
Domingo, Noche:
''La Jaula Dorada'', por Gloria
Swanson.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-09

Sc ALQUII4A hermoso local para Off
Gina. Informaran Altos de la Botica
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the responsibility that rests upon
them to carry on a clean-cut cam
paign for Communism, and they are
responding to the demands made
upon them by the district committee.
In the Eighth congressional district
Duluth and Mesaba Iron Range dis
trict) two conventions have already
been held, on April 20 and. May 4,
where record delegations turned out
to lay plans for the work of the COM
ing month. At the Farmer-Labor con-
ference held in Hibbing on Sunday,
May 4, 81 Communists participated,
and Comrade Bentall, our standard
bearer in that district, was received
with great enthusiasm when he adj
dressed the 200 assembled delegates.
A great opportunity presents itself
to our party in this campaign to bring
the organization into closer touch
with the farmers and workers than
ever before, and the Workers party
mebers in Minnesota may be depend
ed upon to take full advantage of the
campaign in order to spread the in
fluence of the Communist movement
into ever section of this state.