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RED CROSS IS PRAISED
 BY PRESIDENT COOLIDGE

WASHINGTON, D, C., Oct S. Thanking the American Red Cross for ;.s accomplishment, practical humani. ty and inspired charity, President Coolidge in an address at the opening Of the annual meeting of the socie.y 7 nere today, pleaded for a truly civ
 ilized world where the cost of arma
 ments, pensions and Qualifications were not required Where resources could bo used the President said, to promote and not to destroy happiness in such world, what mighty works could be accomplished under the lead
 ership Of the Red Cross spirit. lg noran1c, prejudice and all uncharita- bleness might b ecompletely relieved and remedied Toward such an ideal, he said, the race is making progress
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According to Colonel Gibbs all back messages have been cleared up, the local force working until an early hour this morning, doing this. Most of the messages were from Nome ano northern points, grocers' orders and messages dependant upon the sailing of the Alameda in a few days. All ot these messages were delivered in Se- attle before daybreak this morning and the Colonel immediately wired the operator at Nome to inform all interested that their messages had been delivered.
 A crew of men are busy today dig ging a trench up fifth avenue, and it is thought that by tomorrow, all con- nections will be completed.
 A force of men will arrive on one of the next steamers from Valdez for the Seward office, and from then on day shift and night shift will be op- erated.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-10-09

pair of the Seward-Valdez cable dur ing the time the Dellwood was laying the Ketchikan cable; Major Larabee said, "We hope the citizens of Alas ka appreciate that we are working for their best interests; for had the Dell wood then taken time to make this re- pair it might have been impossible to do, this work, and so delayed the vessel that the completion of the new cable would have been impossible this year. Every effort is being made by the service to give Alaska efficient communication and we feel that the most satisfactory solution was to ex- pedite the laying of the new cable, guaranteeing thereafter uninterrupt- ed service"
 The Dellwood will probably leave Seward tonight or tomorrow morning, not returning to Seattle until all lines of communication are operating satis- factorily.
 Colonel Gibbs and officers from the Dellwood were entertained today by the Chamber of Commerce at lunch con at the Seward Grill.
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REMATE
El Viernes Enero II 1924
a las 2: P. M.
EN- Ell MUELLE SAN ANTONIO

Vendere en- P1bIica Subasta
8 Grandes Totes de MADEIRA
de varias dimensiones. TabIones,
Cuartones, TabIas, listones y all
tagias en- perfecto estado.
IS Sacos HabichueIas
40 Sacos de arroz
8 Sacos Harina Trigo
6 Sacos Harina Tabaco
q Tercios Bacalao
9 Cajas Cerveza (sin alcohoI)
2 BarriIes Copas
81 Atados Cajas p. Frutas.
MUcHOS ARTICULoS MAS
ReinaIdO VlZCARRONDO,
klmonedero P1bIico
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Distinguida bOda5

Con toda Ia solemnidad que era de
esperarse Sc llev6 a efecto el sabado
20 de diciembre en- la residencia de
los esposos Contreras Min de Santur-
ce, ell enlace matrimonial de la distin-
guida senorita Carmen Pillar Cintron
con el quito Y conocido caballero don
Pablo Garcia Valdedios.
ofc.o en- la ceremonial el estimado
sacerdote cat6lico padre Rivera, pa
rroco de la Iglesia de San Jorge Y fue-
ron padrinos de los desposados, don Ga
briel Seller y doha Pillar VazQuez de
BIuhiz
Entire los concurrentes contabanse
los siguientes: Senior Gabriel Soler Y
senora; senior Fernando Pascual y Sc
flora; senior Sampiero Geordani y Sc
ficra. senior Jacobo Tur sefiora; Sc
nora Amanda Muiioz de Crosas; sonora
Pepita Gonzalez viuda de Borras; Sc
nora Pepita Pom viuda de Font; Sc
nora Carmen Suarez viuda de vaz-
quez; seforitas Elisha y Mariana Tur
Pom: senorita Providencia Garcia; Sc
iiorita Paquita Escribano; senoritas
laura Y Juanita Garriga; senorita
ETargarita Pascual; senoritas Maria,
Milagros Aurora Min Ruiz; seiioritas
Maria Angeles Colon Min; sefiorita
Luz Emilia Davila; sefiorita Maria Min
Caparr6s; sehorita Tarsila Garcia; Sc
iiorita Luz NJ. Contreras Min; seio-
rita Belen Min; senior Antolin Min Y
Martinez. sefior Francisco Fernandez;
seiior Manuel c. Min; sefior Leon
Carlos Cintr6n; senior Rafael Cintron;
senior Jose Angel Mater; seaor Jose
Colon; seiior Rafael Muhoz; senior Ar
turo Gaztambide; sefior Gustavo Con-
treras Min; senior Fernando Munoz;
senior Julio Garcia; el senior Manuel
Escribano.
Gran animation verdadero esplen-
dor reino en- toda la fiesta Y los padres
de la nOvia sefiora Consuelo Valdedios
y don Juan E Cintr6n. quedaron al
tamente satisfechos de la exquisite
reunion que dio realce con su presen-
cia al acto de los esponsales de su
amada hija. II
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AIvUNClO De SODASTA
GoBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENTO DEL INTE-
RIOR
NEGOCIADO DE oBRAS
PUBLICAS
oFICINA DEL SUPTE DE
oBRAS PUBLICAS
San Juan, P. R.. Die. 81 de 1928

San Juan, P. R.. Die. 81 de 1928.
PrOposicicnes en- piiegos cerrados pa
Ia Ia adjudication en- pdblica subasta
de las obras de construction de Q XII
l6metros mas menos de carretera
un puente de 80 M. de luz sobre el
rio "Yunes", Carr. No. 26, "Barcelo-
neta-Utuado', Secci6n 'flOrida-Rio Yu
nes'', KIM. o. KIN. e.2. cuyo presu-
puesto aprobado &sciende a CIENTo
ocHo MIL QuINIENTos vEINTE Y
CUATRo ncLLARs, noventa un cen
tavOs, (Ssos. .52491), Sc admitiran en-
esta o6'cina hasta las . P. NJ. del dia
IA d. enero de 1924, en- que Sc abri-
ran pubicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- esta oicina, donde Sc encuentran
de manifesto los documentos Que han
de regir en- Ell contrato, podran re
coger los icitadores los pianos mo-
delos de proposiciones que han de pre-
sentar, mediante un deposito de DIEz
DOLLARS (S1O, en- check certiticadO,
giro postal o effective, que seran reem-
bolsados al ser devueltos dichos docu-
mentos en- ell p.azo de veinte dias (2OJ
despues de efectuada la subasta.
La administrator Sc reserva cl de-
recho de rechazar cualquiera todas
las proposiciones ell de sdjudiar ell
contrato bajo otras consideraciones que
las del precio sciamente.
Guillermo ESTEvES.
q Comisionado del Interior.
- Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-10

e conservara lJs dientes hermosos y 70
asegurara molares perfectos en- Ia anclani-
lad. Ensene I'd. sus y.iflos lPvar sus
aientes todos los dias cen una solucion de
MU-COL ' a conservar su boca sus
encias en- una condici6n sana. No es
substantial venenosa Y es segura. SandO
MU-COL no tiene que temer a la plorrea.
Recuerdese que los dientcs descuidados
" decades son receptaculos dc microbes
que sueIen producer serias Intermediates.
III ME-COL es IN antis6piieo agradable
que libra completamente la boca de micro
bios v, evita eI decaimiento dc los dlentes.
Cons6rvese siempre un paquete dc M1-
COL en- la casa. No tiene rival para In
hygiene personal V los medicos prominentes
en- todas parties 10 recomiendan p9-a los
Ctros muchos 1so5 que tiene. =
q In Todas las Bot'cas
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TRES BANDERAs:

TRES BANDERAS:
"EI Bruto del Abismo" en- 8 actos.
RIALTO:
Tarde noche: "El Despertar del
Amor"
POPULAR:
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A0GNTE JUDICIAL Y DE
NEG0CIOS

JULIO oTEPc RIVERA compra
vende fncas rnsticas urbanas. Toma
casas en- alquiler, cobrando pOr sus in
tervencion el lOoO incluyendo Ell pes-
haucio, por falta de pago de los inqui-
limos. Coloca dinero interes y 10 TO-
ma para colocario, garantizando con
6ncas urbanas agricolas, incritas en-
ell Registro de n ProHiedad con bne-
ma Recommendation Sc pueden dar Due
mas referencias. San Juan, p. r.. Lu
ma St, No. ~, Advt,
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.ANUNCIO DE SUBASTA
GoBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENTo DEL INTE-
RIOR :. -.
oFICINA DEL CoMIsIoNADo
Diciembre 20, 1923

Diciembre 20, 1923
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados pa
ra Ia adjudication en- publica subasta
de las obras de construction del Edi-
ficio Almacen para la Aduana de San
Juan, P. R., cuyo presupuesto aproba-
90 asciende la suma de CIENTo
CINCUENTIDos MIL SEISCIENToS
TREINTINUEvE DoLARES CON
311oO (152,629.SD Sc admitiran en-
esta ofcina hasta las 900 p. M. del
dia 21 de Enero 1924, en- que sc abri-
ran publcamente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- la oficina del Arquitecto donde Sc
encuentran de manifesto los documen-
tos que han de regir en- Ell contrato, y
podran los ncitadores recoger los pla-
nos y modelos de proposiciones que han
de presentar. med;ante un deposito de
VEINTICINCo DoLARES (S25) que
seran reembolsados al ser devueltos di-
chos documentos ell plazo de veinte
COY dias despH6s de efectuada la su-
basta.
La administration Sc reserva el de-
recho de rschazar cualquier todas las
proposiciones. ell de adjudicar el con-
trato bajo otras ,consideraciOnse que
las de precio soiamente.
Guiilermo ESTEVES,
Comisionado. Advt.
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PatIIdS social

En- las noches de los dias 20 y so de
diciembre ppdo. sc nevo efecto en-
los salones del Colegio Mufoz Rivera.
de esta poblac!on, dos jaranas bales
de nuestra aristocrAtica juventud. en-
cuyo acto rein6 ell contento la ale
gria, cualidades innatas en- nuestros
muchachos
Aunlue en- anterior OCCASION anuncia-
mos ell propos:to de censurar duramen-
te el uso abuse que Sc viene obser-
vando con relacion a los bales en- di-
cho plantei de ensenanza. en- la pre-
sente OCCASION, solo nos propondremos
a interrogar a quien corresponds la 81
guiente pregunta: Es, no, el edifcio
Mufioz Rivera de esta poblacion, pro-
piedad Municipal? o es acaso, propie-
dad privaaa de alguna cOmpania, que
Sc dedica a SbrindarnOs su debut publ
camente?
81 10 primero, esperamos gue nues-
ira atenta cumplida administration
ejerza sus buenos ofcios en- la resolu-
c;on de tan moralizadora y digna en-
presa; 81 10 segundo, debemos enton-
ces tributar a dichos empresarios, las
mas expresivas gracias, va que tienen
Ia amabilidad de brindarnos tan grato
delete de una parte, dc otra la ad-
mission de nuestros ninos siquiera las
breves horas de algunos dias para reel
bir el tan costosO pan de la instruc-
ci6n.
Muy q nuestro pesar nos vemos com
pelidcs a emprender una tarea de sa-
neamientO moral va que parece. hace
tempo 10 viene exigiendo la cnitura y
respeto que esta comunidad debe me
recernos.
Asi pues, la emprenderemos para
llevarla adelante, hasta que general
mente la parte sensata que integra es-
ia cu.ta sociedad, Quede plenamente
convencida de la virtualidad de nues
tras consideraciones Y las analicen con
cienzudamente, para que en- su oportu-
nidad, de su fallo defnitivo.
Deseariamos encontrar una razon que
justifcara ell derecho de usar este sa-
grado recinto, temple del saber, para
actos que dicen tan POGO de ia moral y
cultura de un pueblo, que tiene el de-
her de aspirar como todo pueblo pro
gresista lucir credenciales de civill-
zacion de cultura.
Nos abstenemos de nacer comentaro
alguno sobre las anteriores interroga-
clones, pues estamos seguros dc ser
complacldos, por nuestros administra-
dores locales, cuando asi no sea, no
dilataremos en- inQuirir de autoridades
competentes en- esta materia, asi OBJ
tener la justicia dcseada, con la frme
esperanza de verla brillar sobre la
temeraria apasionada obsecacion ae
nuestros opositores.
Marcos P. ClNTRoN,
n r1,.~1 a., 1904
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-10

Nos informa la Policia de Villalba
que en- ell Barrio "Jaqueyes de aquel
pueblo Sc suicide ahorcandose de un ar
Dol de pomarrosas, jose Llamas, natu-
raj de San Sebastian.
Segln investigaciones practicadas,
la mala situaci6n economical 10 indujo
al suicide.
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UN HoMBRE ARRoLLADo PoR
UN AUTO

En- Ia calle San Agustin de Puerta
de Tierra, ell automovil propiedad del
Municipio de San Juan, guiado por ell
chauffeur Carlos Escartin. atrap6 a
Juan PujaIs Morey, produciendOle con-
tusiOnes en- el pie derecho, de caracter
grave.
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UlJ BAUT1zo EN- cABo RoJo

FL dia ssis del corriente mes recibio
las aguas del bautismo en- la Iglesia
parroquial de cabo ROjo, la nina Car
men Amalia Silva. hija de don Cutler
mo y de dona Angelica H. de Silva.
Apadrinaron la nueva cristiana Ell
doctor Arnando silva Navarro su
sonora esposa dcfa Lucinda B. de
Silva,
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.SupIiCan1Os Sc Lea

La Sociedad Benefica de Pobres,
de Ponce, p. K. desea a sus suscrip-
torres salud y properidad en- el Nuevo
Ano V al mismo tempo tiene el gus
to de informar a sus favorecedOres
que la fecha del regalo del chalet"
correspondence a la Serie "B" sera
anticipada a ENERO OUNCE en-
vez de Enero veintisiete, segdn in
dican los recibos de suscripcion.
SOLICITAMOS AGENTES.
SOCIEDAD BENEFICA DE
POBRES
PONCE, PR.
Advt
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Jose A BALsEIRo.
cHooUE DE VEHICULos

La guagua "Libertad'' propiedad
de Carlos Pinero de Puerta de TERRA.
choco en- Ia -calle Cruz de esta ciudad
con ell automovil de Juan Sexto oca-
sionandole abolladuras en- Ia GAIA
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Para toda clase de clich6s, de
Inca o de medic tono, dirijase a
Puerto Rico Ilustrado", San
Jose n1mero 2.
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POPULAR:
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''La sirena".
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TRADE ATTACHE
VISITS HERE

Charles II. Cunningham. CONNER.
ciai attnche OF the United States dc.
partment Of commerce at Havana.
Cuba, and formerly representing the
government in Mexico City and
Madrid. Spain. was in Seattle at the
bureau OF foreign and domestic COM
merce, SIS Lowman building. Tues
day. and will be available for con.
sultation with exporters until July
"a.
Cunningham was sent to Seattle by
the department OF commerce cspe-
ciaIIy TO point out to Northwestern
Gamers and exporters OF food prod
ucts the immense trade possibilities
Of Cuba. He stated enthusiastically
that Seattle could, with reasonable
activity on the part OF her exporters.
market more of her products in the
West Indies area than she now does.
While he WAS In Cuba he made "A
special study OF the marketing OF
Northwestern products and he says
that both by the Panama canal and
by means Of the thru railway car
service TO Havana, Seattle Is coming
to be advsntageously placed with re.
spect to,the West Indian market.
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DOCTORS WIFE, WHO
LOSES PIES, THINKS
THIEF IN HOSPITAL

COME thief must have heard
y OF the delecstabIlity Of Mrs.
F. W. Winters pies, tho that
modest housewife swears that
he viii be found II round is
made Of the Seattle hospitals.
Doctor and Mrs. Winters have
summer home at Three Tree
Point, They also have lot Of
wild blackberrics around the
house. The doctor likes wild
blackberry pic. so Mrs. Winters
made ono and left II locked in.
side the house when they made
Sunday trip 10 Port Angeles.
Sunday evening they returned
and tho doctor made foray on
the pantry for light snack"
He had visions Of blackberry pic.
That's all he did get--a vision.
Sometime Sunday thief had
cut thru tho screens and entered
tho house. carrying OF the pic
md leaving quantity Of silver
and other viluabcs untouched.
Tuesday Mrs, Winters was out
picking more wild blnckberries
and the doctor " going 10 cut
into II before tho thief returns
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Is MISCELLANEOUS FOR
SALE

%. ~ WILLIAMS SCREEN DOORS
of strong klln-driVd Cir with uoF-
USED and tenon Joints tolidly
Elusd. covered with electro Eaivan-
taed steel screen OF tnsect-proof
copper bronne wire cioth. No better
screen doors can be- made Tor these
pNcos. " C. fbtn custom made
KITCHEN CABINETS. any Htts.
bins and drawers on either side.
W. % SIS. CUPBOARD DOORS
a-ply veneer panel 1885 Go t2.l.
with douhls-strsnEth glass end
wood bars fgta % fGfk. White
spruce DREAD BOARDS. sec
.EnlolNE CHESTS 20 hans
Iboi 20 set IN wall $40. Ga
,nA9E DOORS q 20 tlsss. MIR
hoH DOORS ns Go tat, IRON
INC BOARDS. ready 90 sst la wall,
1850 and SIS, send for FREE
ILLUSTRATED CATALSbB Abse-
lnte satiafHctlon guaranteed q. n,
WILLIAMS 60. SASH and DOORS
1881 first ave. ~. seattle
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Genuine ]. C G. Fisher
PianO

Beautiful bungalow case: splendid
touch and action. exceptional tone.
sisj. $40 places u in your home,
LANE PIANO co. 1919 Third ave.
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Heine Piano

Beautiful plain oak case. wonderful
tone. a piano you.il be proud 70
own. Specially priced at 1855. 80
places " in your hons. balance
easy payments. BUSH & LANE
PIANO co 1919 THIRD AVE
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A Beautiful Console

Latest model Phonograph; used only
few weeks. Regular price, 1855.
Price now. $40; terms. BUSH q
LANE PIANO CO. 1913 THIRD
AVE
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Sonora

Regular s3g5. In fine condition;
beautiful design; used with care.
Priced now. $3.50: very easy tcrms.
BUSH & LANE PIANO CO. 1919
THIRD AVE
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Wash. typewriter. Inc.

All makes 81 rebuilt typewriters. re-
building and repairing
let UNION ST En- lot spgs
SEWING MACHINES RENTED
aA in-2AS3 New aud used machines
hAsy terms. 1858 westiake. oppo-
site Frederick 4 Nelson
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AUTOS FOR SALE
Eldridge Buick
Used Cars


Used Cars
Horsuss % our scientific
methods ~ UyeFhauliug
cur used CaTH. ws arc able
a. Te0ondiiian them 30
that further expense be-
fond ordinary uphrFp BE-
uunrrosHhfY because our
cars are rebuilt 20 give
NEW can SERVICE. Wr
~ not hesitate % extend
LIBERAL terms % our cue
toners
1919 BUICK a-PAKsENgEH
itoAptrEtl Hspglntod a
lFt black With cream
feather stripping. The rasr
tree are AllyfFtown Cords
and u in difficult 90 tel
that they have ever been
used. The fronts are good
hut not new one spare
ure, tube and cover Two
FprlnE bumpers sprclai
PARKING llFhi-sun visor
FtspspAds THIS car car
rles our regular Eusran.
y wv ~ W. MNN NHNf
have ovUrhAuled N thuro-
- isgb down payment
1891 BuicK s-cYLINDER
7-PARs NGEH Two
hrandsnsw rear silver
town cords one prAr-
ticslly new spare tire aud
tube Two almost new
Goodrich heavy duty
cords. special heavy spring
bumper Motometsr aud
bar caP-AprciHi rear VI.
sion mirror - automatic
ANipe, The paint IN new.
The top and upholstery In
dicAto the excellent care
this car has had. 1876
down payment
1918 nUicK 5.PARsENGER.
newly painted In black
with feather stripping Or
sold. MiFTor-spotliEht=
and five cord tires. FOR
fepmlnttf, plus economy.
this car " In a clAak by
iaelf, Down payment
1e2g CHEVROLET SEDAN.
PokHehHrs All the adyan-
taEes % the lightweight
economical car. Tho paint
IL new the upholstery
spoilrss, Tire equipment
a. shove the average con-
aitipn usually found on
used cars. Two bumpers
sun visor-swipe-mif-
ror' Down payment iisG
1899 FORD COUPE. Rear
tires are cords and almost
new Front tires are not
cords but show practically
no wear. Ford e1pefts
have put this car In psr.
~
We also have Ford coupss
In the latest models. some
OF them IN their original
paint and others rcfin-
lHhsd. They are complete
~ equipped no thai the
mex, owner will no, be
compelled 10 make further
Investment beyond our
low prices. Tell us what
you can conveniently pay.
and We will arrange terms
70 your liking
Use YOUR CREDl
Eldridge Buick Compal
"a tt-oti2. 500 Il. Pike
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Edison

See this. Regular 1895 Edison. in
good condition, for t175: terms.
BUSH & LANE PIANO CO, 1919
THIRD AVE
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Gerhard Piano

Used. OF course. but In exceptionally
fine condition.. sweet. mellow tone.
a splendid buy. 1855. $40 PLACES
Il In your home, balance easy pay
meuts BUSH & LANE PIANO
co. 1919 THIRD AVE
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Exceptional Value

In Smith & Harness plano. beautiful
bungalow case; very fine tone and
easy action. BE sure and see this
instrument before you buy. Only
siTs. $40 places Il in your home.
balance easy payments. BUSH 4
LANE PIANO 90 LIZA THIRD Az.
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Isl MAZE HELP-MANTEp

Aol know tAat plnouA BLANKETS.
curtains easily become Neutabic
ness ~ health cndangrrinE inns
pnfiNrst Aou therefore must o..
altse the hNglculc necessity -
thnI eAEhlN reuoNHting occasional
lN We arc specialists To- ON line.
SnN We darn 'en View ND hptgnd
laundrY l.i. lot-aTNo
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1924-05-15

Fort Wayne Sentinel-Mr. NcAdss
has started work on his own special
broadcasting station. A couple Of
old oil derricks would make apprs-
pirate towers 90 which to stretch
the antennae.
Portland Telegram-Ths United
States must maintain a merchant
marine. It can not permit its ship
ping business to fall back into the
condition in which the opening Of
the World War found it. II
Columbia Record-The attitude Of
some of our patriots, if we get then
straight, is that they don't give
dern how many taxpayers they bank
rupt if they can only sting Mr.. Mel
Ion.
Washington Post-Japan may tkae
her case to the League of Nations
which, it will be recalled, is one Of
the suspicious entertained over here
when we decided to stay out.
90
Fort Wayne Sentinel-If the in
designations at Washington keep up
long enough, Doc Cook will be cut
of Jail and then Senator Wheeler can
call him to the stand.
--O-
Marion Star-There's another GER
tainty about taxes; they are never
paid by the man who sells the goodsy
but always by the man who buys.
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PICKINGS FROM THE PRESS

Philadelphia North American
Oh, McAdoo, Oh McAdoo
How very thru you are!
How, unbegun, the race is done,
Ere we have cranked the car;
Oh, Vanderbilt Oh, Vanderbilt,
How very flip you arel
How many words from little birds
Are boomerangs that scar
Omaha Beetle Democratic or
gans that were so loud in their de-
mands thar Daugherty be crucified
without hearing ar ejust as loud
ly demanding that judgement be sus-
pended in the case Of Senator Wheel
er. The ownership of the OK con-
tinues to cut quite figure in the
case.
Marion Star-We do not wish to
Senator Couzens injusticAt but, as
we understand it, his chief claim to
fame is that he knew enough to in
vest his money in "Uncle Henry
Ford's devil-wagon, but got a trife
too big for the job and drew it out.
Toledo Blade-Senator Hef1in is
right. There is something wrong
with "nearly every department of
the Government" Offices that ought
to be held by Democrats are in the
possession of Republicans.
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Kansas City Post-Those who fail
to meet the responsibility of govern
ment and help decide with their
votes the questions of the hour are
lodging the draft of an obvious civic
duty.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1924-05-15
In Ones Home

II II often easier to pose as phil
anthropist abroad than to be known
a. kind, reasonable and unseldsh IN
ones home.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1924-05-15
Giving Thanks

Giving thanks for what we have ID
good preventive against whining
about what we have not.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1924-05-15
Rearing the Child

In bringing up child, think Of ita
old age.-Joubert.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1924-05-15

VALLEY DISTRICT
YEAGER'S Store, Wed. May 18th
WARMERS Store, Thursday 18th
BARKER DISTRICT
JUNIOR, Friday May 18th
BELINGTON, Saturday May 18th
BOYLE'S Store, Tuesday May goth
PHILIPPI DISTRICT
ARDEN, Wednesday May 21st