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key went down twice for the count
of nine and then was flattened for as
many as the referee cared TO say over
him.
The curtain-raiser of four rounds
was a rather queer meeting of Young
Garcia and Kid Saurez, 124-pounders.
Garcia was knocked down in the first
round. In the third, Saurez was sud
denly floored. Garcia, over-eager, hit
Saurez while he was on the floor and
there was nothing TO do but award
Saurez the fight on foul.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-05
ARMY CHAMPS INTACT
Fifteenth Artillery VIII Seek Out New
Talent With League.

The Fifteenth Field Artillery base
ball team. champions of the Second
Division League last season, will have
the same squad back again this sum-
mer and efforts will be made to de-
velop new talent. To seek out this
new material in the regiment, a regi-
mental league will be operated while
the Fifteenth is at Camp Stanley in
the latter part of March and early
April. Company teams will battle for
the regimental championship starting
March II and winding up April u
with games every weekday.
While at Camp Stanley, the FIT.
teenth's team will take on its old
rivals, the Twelfth Artilleryman. in
all probability. The Twelfth and Tif-
teenth met in a hot series for the Di-
vision title last year.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-05
HEADQUARTERS TEAM
FAILS TO OVERCOME
HANDICAP OF THREE
San Antonio Civilians Con-
time in Polo Tourna-
ment.

The Eighth Corps Area Headquar-
tiers polo team was unable to over
come a handicap of three goals given
the San Antonio civilian four and
lost, Z to D. Tuesday afternoon in a
hotly-contcsted tournament game at
the municipal field at Breckenridge
Park.
The game was the fifth in the an
nual Southwest circuit cup tourna-
ment.
Lieutenant Colonel Tompkins
scored two goals in the first chuk-
ker in a fashion that threatened to
cut the Headquarters handicap TO
nothing within a period or two but,
following this first run of scoring,
San Antonio's defense braced. Both
of Colonel Tompkins' goals were made
as result of misses on the part of
civilian defensive men which prac-
tically gave the colonel set-uD shots.
Dick Negley scored one for San An
tonic in this period also.
j. NJ. Chittim and Bill Meadows
each made goal in the second period
for the San Antonio four and put
them ahead once more by the mar
gin of their three goals by handi-
cap. Captain Mettingcr and Chittim
made goals in the fourth chukker for
Headquarters and San Antonio. re-
spectively, ended the scoring for three
periods. Colonel Tompkins got the
oonly goal in the last half in the
eighth period.
Colonel Tompkins made the most
goals for Headquarters with n total
of three. Captain Hettinger and
Warrant Officer Meskill each got one.
Lieutenant Jones PLAYED a hard rid
ing game and also did well otherwise
but was not able to score n goal.
The civilian four nearly always had
man loose and this accounted to a
considerable extent for their scoring
against the Headquarters team. ]. NJ.
Chittim was well mounted all the
way through and rode well. He was
the only man injured Tuesday when n
ball volleying off Meskilrs mallet
struck him in the body. This hap
pened in the sixth chpkker, but he
finished the game.
Bill Meadows played good de-
fensive game with his back-stroking
while Jack Lanham and Dick Negley
- played a hard riding game.
The score by periods:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-05
SOMERSET ON TOP
Team Wins County League Basket
Ball Championship.

The Bexar County Interscholastic
League basket ball championship is in
the possession of the Somerset boys
today. Somerset's five Tuesday after
noon defeated the team of Alamo
Heights school in the final match OF
the county school tournament, % to 6.
The game was played on one of the
st. Mary's Academy courts.
Captain Wideman of the winners,
with IA points, was the star of the
game. The winners defensive men also
starred in holding the losers to three
field goals. The winners started with
a rush and were never really pressed
| Scores:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-05
BRECKENRIDGE HIGH
NOT TO BE MEMBER
OF ACADEMIC LEAGUE
Cannon Going After State
Title and Has Too Heavy
a Schedule.

The Breckenridge High School base.
ball team will not be a member of the
Academic League this season. Athlet-
ic Director Bobby Cannon has defin-
itely decided TO stay out of the local
school league this year because of the
large number of games his team has
scheduled. He has definitely booked
twelve already. with the high schools
of Del Rio, Laredo, Austin and Kerr
vile, and has others tentatively ar.
ranged.
Coach Cannon of Breckenridge is
working out a big squad of baseball
candidates. One of his tasks is to
fill the shoes of Pitcher Artie Rod.
riguez and Infieldeis Shorty" Nc.
Carthy and Mike Jordan. who have
left school. McCarty was not only @
member Of the baseball squad, but wa,
elected captain of the 1924 football
team.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-05
Prayer and Pugilism
Continue to Be Mixed
Despite Much Protest

Denver, Colo, March 5. -
Despite a hundred or more letters
OF protest which he says have
come to him from a score Of cities,
from New York TO San Francisco,
the Rev. Il. B. Kessler, ID. d., pas
tor Of Merit Memorial Methodist
church, declared today he would
continue his semi-monthly prayer
meetings, followed by a number of
6oxing bouts.
DR.. Kessler said that his first
combination evening of prayer and
pugilism two weeks ago was a
great success. Seven boxing bouts
were held at the church following
the regular service.
II am not in favor of prize fight
ing" DIR. Kessler said today. "but
| am very much in favor Of clean
athletics and amateur sport"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-05
Brownsville Shortstop Hurt.

Brownsville's prospects for a winning
baseball team this season received a
severe setback Sunday when A. Cor
tinas, premier shortstop of the Valley
league, broke his leg in practice
game with San Benito. Cortinas was
one OF the outstanding players in the
Valley league last season, and had
shown up in excellent form in prac-
tice games this year. His leg was
fractured just above the ankle, and
the shortstop will be out of the game
for several months.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-05
WIN IN AUGUSTA GOLF
Jack Harris and Joe Turnesa TAX,
Amatear-prO Event.

Augusta. Ga. March 5.-Jack Har-
ris. New York amateur. and Joe. Tur-
mesa, assistant professional of the
Fairview Country Club, Elmendorf.
n. Y, won the amateur professional
tournament staged on the Country
Tub links here yesterday with a
score of 132 for the SO holes.
The open tournament for SO holes
will be played tomorrow.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-05
College Basket Ball

At. Dallas: S. NJ. u, 81; Baylor
20.
At Saltwater, Okla. Oklahoma Ag,
gies, SO; Rice Institute. %.
At Atlanta: North Carolina, 26
Alabama, Is. (Southern college cham
pionship.)
At Chicago: Illinois. SO; North
western, 80. (Three extra periods.
At New Haven: Yale, -; Pennsyl
vania, is.
At Manhattan, Kan: Kansas Ag'
gies, 80; Drake, %.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-05
TITLE GOES TO NC.
North Carolina Five Beats Alabama
in Southern College Finals.

Atlanta, Ga, March 5.-For the
second time in three years, fleet
footed quintet of Carolinans has car
ried the basket ball championship OF
the Southern Intercollegiate Confer
ence back to Chapel Hill, n. c.. from
the annual tournament in Atlanta
The University of North Carolina
quintet defeated the University of Ala
bama. &c to Is. in the tournament
finals last night.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-05
Zb,-szl1o and Mondt Draw.

Zbyszko. former world champion
heavyweight wrestler, and Joe ''Toots'
Mondt Of Colorado each scored a fall
il two-hour match here last night.
Zbyszko threw Mondt in :0j with 4
flying head scissors. Mond, threw
ZbySzko in IS minutes with Jana.
nese arm lock. Neither drew the de
cision.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-05
Wrestler Hurt in Mach.

salt Lake City. { tab. March j-Ira
bern. salt Lake wrestler. claimant Of
the worlds mildleweight title, de-
icated Mike Yokel Of Wyoming here
when I0kei was unable 10 start the
third fall. Doctors fear that he may
have suffered internal Injuries when
dashed to the mat by bern.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-05
THE SPORT PAGE & M1

played by ball players, providing it
doesn't interfere with their baseball
practice sessions. Foil plays the game
himself and has taken several trips
around the San Antonio Country Club
and Breckenridge Park courses since
the Sox arrived in San Antonio.
All cleaning 20 per cent cheaper at
Frohock's Chemical Cleaner and Dyer.
Phone Travis $3.50. (Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-05

but golf in the heat of a pennant
race"
Ty Cobb was reported to have
modified his anti-golf edict so as to
exclude pitchers. These players ordi-
narily can't hit anyway he says, so
golf can't affect their batting aver
ages.
Lee Foil, manager of the Boston
Red Sox, in training here, doesn't see
any reason why golf should not be
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-05
Olympic Club Basketeers Win.

San Francisco, March 5-By virtue
of a 32-to-25' victory over the Ellery
Arms team here last night, the San
Francisco Olympic Club clinched the
right to represent the Pacific associa-
ton in the national basket ball cham
pionships in Kansas City under the
auspices of the A. A. u. which open
next Monday. The Olympians will
leave Thursday for Kansas City.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-05

Ralph Perkins kept time.
Tho 18th Field Artillery and Sc"-
ond Division teams play at 2 o'clock
Wednesday on Har6orI Field. The
Detroit and Fourth Field Artillery
teams play Thursday. and on Fri
day the winners Of the 10Th Field
Artillcry-Second Division game We'd
nesdav viii play. The finals will be
played Sunday.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-29
Conbata la pelicuEa

Para tener dientes hernosos hay
que combatir la pelicula.
La pelicu1a es la capa viscosa
que I'd. misno siente. Sc adhere
los dientes, penetra Ell los inters-
ticos y ALI Sc fla.
Las manchas de los alinentos
y otras la descoloran, Y entonces
forman unas capas sucias. Ell sarro
proviene dc la pelicula. Por este
es que los dientes pierden su brillo.
La pelfcula retiene tambiEn subs
tancias de alirnento que Sc fermen-
tan y forman acidos.- Mantiene los
acidos en- cOntacto con los dienteS,
proddciendo Ia carries. De ahi que
pocas personals lograran escapar
de sus efectos.
Los microbes Sc reproducen por
1niIlones en- la pelicula, y Sstos con
el sarro, son la causa principal de
la piorrea, que hoy cs tar alar-
mantemente cornun.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-29
IMPORTANTES NANTES
TACIONES DE LOS SRES.
GARCIA DUCOS Y CON
ZALEZ MENA, CANDIDA
TOS A SENADORES POR
AGUADILLA

Una Vez Mas Demuestra la
Alianza en- ell DistritO de Pom
ce Que la Corruption no Puede
Triunfar". Dice ell DR.. Pujadas,
en- un Discourse Que PrOnuncia-
IA en- Una GrandiOsa Manifes-
taci0n Aliancista en- Barr0s
! La AEanza triunfara en- Morovls,
y en- Ell distrito representative que
comprende este municipio, por mas
/ de $500 votos de mayoria. debido al
fntusiasmo reinante entire las masas
] populares, los 1deres de nuestro
| rartido que con sus iniciativas la ha-
cen triunfar'' nos dijo aver tarde ell
prominente hombre p1bhco del dis
trito representative que comprende a
Morovis, seiior Baltasar Corrada, can
didato aliancista para alcalde de Mo
rows.
''El eiectorado de Morovis marcha-
ra al triunfo con la AHanza, al triun
70 de la hbertad la iusticia'', nos
sigue dtciendo el sefior Corrada Los
campesinos secundan nuestro movi-
rniento de ammonia de pSz, acep
tan nuestras proposiciones por el bien
dc Ia famiha portorriquena
FL senor Corrada, a qrien lie pre-
eun+aramos con respecto- la pol1tl-
ca general que signe la Ahanza en- su
distrito representative. nos informo
amablemente de los triunfos que con
tinuamente obtiene su partido.
cRANDIosA MAN1FEsTACToN
En- BARROS.
A Ia una de Ii tarde de aver nos
dijo ell senior puiadas. empezo en- el
| pl eblo de Barros una grandiosa mani
festaci6n. tan soberhia como Las me
lores que habianlos podido presenciar.
Una multitud de carozas, acompaGa-
das por dos bandas de m1sica Sc
grian los pasos de los miles de ma
nifestantes que Sc reunieron para de
mcstrar las fuerzas de la Ahanza.
AdeTas iba tambien I'M ejercito de
ciudadanos. fernando la retaguardia,
Y en- perfectos alazanos. Estos uega-
ban casi seiscientos. Los cuadros
alegoricos representando los diferen-
tes distritos senatoriales llamaron
lgrandemente la atenci6n.
Ell Presidente del Comlit6 Local
Aliancista quien pronuncio un magni-
fco discurso de aperture hi2o las 81.
euientes manifestaciones
Una vez mas denrestra Ia Allan
"a que la corruption no puede triun-
far.
"Nuestra propaganda ha negado al
mismo corazon de la verdadera famf-
liza portorriquena: los campesinos.
lei distrito representative de Pom
ce 10 ganaremos por una mayorla AFRO
uadora, ell municipio esta include en-
nuestra larga lfnea de victorias electo
rales para noviembre''.
Esta fiesta politica result6 de TODD
esplendor. Un regio banQuete fue ser
vido por nuestras damas de la
"elite''.
Ell ambiente fue por complete allan
cista. Todo paz ammonia.
Ell DIRECTORIo ALIANCIsTA
ESTA DE PtACEMES.
Aver tarde tambien estuvimos ha-
blando con ell senior Arturo Gonzalez
Prrdo, miembro del Directorio Allan
cista, a Ia vez Candidate 3 Repre-
sentante por Ell Distrito No. 2, y nos
hizo las siguientes importantes mani
festaciones:
lei Directorio aliancista esta de
placemes. Los candidates que han sa-
lido electos en- las primarias electora-
les de nuestro partido son los uejo-
res hombres, todos de la satisfaction
del electorate. Ello nos asegura una
grandiosa victoria en- toda la Inca >.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-29
Acepte esta prueba

Pepsodent esta trayendo una
nueva era dental Las dentaduras
mas hermosas que Sc ven por to-
das parties asi 10 denuestran.
Conozca 10 que signifca para I'd.
Envfe el cup6n para obtener un
Tubito para 10 dias. Note que
lirnpios Sc sienten los dientes des-
pues de usarlo. Observe la ausen-
cia de Ia pelicula viscosa. Yea
como los dientes Sc einblanquecen
a MEDIA que las capas de la peli-
Cula desaparecen.
listed quedara sorprendido y
conplacido. Corte el cup6n ahora
r.isIno-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-29
Ayuda a la Naturaleza

La Naturaleza ha hecho la saliva
alcalina para neutralizar los acidos
de la boca, tambien proporciona
un digestive del alrnid6n a la
saliva, para digerir los depositos
amilaceos que 81 no, Sc fermentan
y forman acidos.
Estos agentes raturales son
generalmente demasiado debiIes.
Pepsodent multiplied la alcalini-
dad y el digestive del alnid6r, y
asi es como da fuerza multiple a
los agentes naturales protectores
de la boca.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-29

dad de ninguna restregadura per-
judicial.
Especialistas competentes COM
probaron la eicacia de estos me
todos. Entonces Sc creo una nueva
pasta dentifrica, basada en- la in
vestigacion moderna. Estos dos
destructores de la pelicula fueron
incorporates en- ella.
Esa pasta dentffrica Sc llama
Pepsodent. Ahora la emplean las
personals cuidadosas de so pafses,
principalmente por consejo de
especi -listaS dertales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-29
LOS FRANCHISES DICEN QUE NO
LES MPORTA La PROPAGANDA
RUSA EN INGLATERRA

PARIS. octubre 2S Omitted Press
Despu6s de una extensa conferencia
con los miembroS de Su gabinete. el
Jefe del gobierno, IIerIiOt ha decidi-
do impartir su rcconocimiento al re-
glmen soviet sin importarle. la pro
paganda que los rllsos puedan estar
hacienda en IngIaterra.
La actitud que ha adoptado el je-
fe del gobierno, cs el comentaro del
dla en- los cfrculos polfticOs, pues mu-
choS crefan que en- vista de los nlti-
mos acOntecimientoS. cl reconocimien-
ia no habfa de efectuarse.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-29
cADA vEz MAYOR

ST usted ha leido en- los iiltimos
dias la seccion de anuncios clasifica-
dos de Ell MUNDo Sc habra fijado
sin duda alguna que ell nlmero de
anuncios econ6micos aumehta conslde-
rablemente cada dia.
Esto Sc debe que un anuncio en-
esta secci6n siempre surte el efecto
deseado
Haga una prueba Y quedara con-
vencido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-29
Dientes sin linpiexa

Los metodos viejos de cepillarse
dejaban gran parte de la pelicula
intacta.: TambiGn dejaban sucios
los dientes, que frecsgentecnsnte Sc
descoloraban cariaban.
De ahi cue Ia ciencia dental bus
case dos elementos destructores
de la pelicula, y al fin descubrio
dos. Uno sirve para coagularla, y
el otro para elirrlinarla, sin nccesi-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-29

Una Vez Mas Demuestra la
AlianZa en- ell DistritO de Pom
ce Que la Corruption no Puede
Triunfar", Dice ell DR.. Pujadas,
en- un Discourse Que Pronuncia-
ia en- Una GrandiOsa Manifes-
taci0n Aliancista en- Barr0s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-29
iC,ual Sonrisa
Es la mas atractiva?
Elias muestran hoy dientes mas bonitos

Observe las sonrisas abiertas -
las dentaduras brillantes donde-
quiera que mire.
Ha sobrevenido un canbio. Mi
Homes de gentes usan I'M nuevo
netodo para el aseo dc la denta-
dura.
Aquf Sc lie cfrece a I'd. una
prueba deliciosa, para demostrarle
10 que lie signiEca.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-29
"AGUADILLA TRIUNFARA
PARA LA ALBANIA.

Los sefores Garcia Ducos, Coma
lez Mena; ambos candidates senado
res por ell distrito de Aguadilla, y
nj embro del directorio aliancista ei
uItimo, nos han hecho las siguien+ss
manifestations:
lei distrito senatorial de Aguadi-
LA esta virtualmente ganado para la
Alianza. Ademas de este, tenemos Sc
guridad de triunfar Ell toda la IL
nea''.
LA Aianza ha de triunfar poruue
es la unica que ofrece al electorate
portorriquefo hbertad justicia, al
mismo tempo que ha de laborar por
Ell mejoramiento de nuestras clases
sociales
"Mejores mayores hbertades pa
ra nuestro pueblo ha sido siempre ell
lena que nos propondremos seguir
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-29
DEsEo UNA HABITAcroN

Segun ha lefdo usted este anuncio
aSimismo pudo haber sido leido ell su-
20, obteniendo el resultado deseado.
Use la seccion de anuncios clasifcados
de Ell MUNDo y quedara usted sa-
tisfecho.
Putnam patriot., 1924-02-22
Cbe Putnam Patrlot
IF MIR. COOLIDGE IS TO DO HIS BEST

Republicans foolish or so bind as to dey tna
 fine oil lease scandal blow which will make hard Seddng
 for the party coming November elections Yet through
 all Coolidge stands head shoulders and waist above any other presidential candidate h the held or even ID e
 hadowy background doubts at this stage of the game that the President who has continually grown and more public confidence will be high scoring victor ID the fall party danger lies in another direction For at
 sessions the Congress of the United States more and
 more has been provoking wrath and the indignation of the public arrogance the "0d Guard more popular
 with the voting population the soeaed progressive element calling itself Republican, Ihefe an old saying divided which Republicans of all classes should keep mind this spring and if Mir be President for four years more h character demands the most solid country and his party give him. The nsur gent element Washington has already made things sufficiently him. though the of satesmansp he mas 80 far himself individually superior to the collective fore
 of both houses But the President should be odds with either house. executive MT Coolidge deserves thoroughly Republican Congress and strong Republican ma iorty when the next Congress assemblies m Deee support he continue to develop an ad ninistraon which few brief months has shown him President long remembered Few Chief Executives have faced with unfortunate and 80 embarrassing su ation as that the dilemma and the fault of Mir Coolidge today with legacy of national and inter national problems which claimed had small part in the physical collapse his predecessor he also has the very threshold his Cabinet scandal of huge proportions Already the party has shown itself willing to sacr
 flee justice and fair play the possibility of political gain In party the President faced with stubborn reslstence the element much Of whose rebeous spirit may laid the door of the mperous od Guard who long their privileges of being regarded the brains of the Senate Coolidge be backed by solid Republican Congress that does not retreat before the gares of the element allow itself to be browbeaen by the threats and tyrannes of the old
Putnam patriot., 1924-02-22
Dickens not to mention thousands of other collected by the late Mir. Morgan and made permanent his memory through this gift of his son.
@GIvE ME MY ROSES NOW ["

They speaking of Miss N who had been unusually howery and profuse in her compliments recipient was not only bored but annoyed How oathe anyone who lays on thick she does without meaning a tenth of it
 But older lady then protested Never mind my dear take roses don't keep them waiting until you've gone west"
 That's all very we'll I'm perfectly willing to take all the roses given but want to be they aren't eolored tissue paperl"
 We all like appreciation and approval but the compliment that given for the compliments sake is awful bore Praise duly given for accomplishment any worthy effort welcome to most of but there nothing embarrassing insulting being of intelligence easy and haery in which many indulge, and indulge with the facility of long practice of ngraatng nsncerity. The of praise and appreciation fragrance and that helps and cheers but the tawy paper compliment abominaton How frequently the paper deceived in thinking that flowers are received real onesl
Putnam patriot., 1924-02-22
ENCOURAGEMENT FOR THE COURAGEOUS

Putnam may we'll be proud of the praise and acclaim which has greeted the formation of The Putnam Industries lnc announced in The Patriot of last Friday The editorial ment of The Hartford Times reprint this As The Times says has usually been the program city need of industrial development invite enterprises their midst but Putnam has taken the matter into it's hands and deter mined found and build the enterprise from within rather than from without The next step the progress of The Putnam Industries Ine show Putnam investors what the benefits that will be derived locally from such industry locally owned and managed The sures and easiest to make signal of this than passing worthy action the part of those who originated the idea solid financial support to the plans they and develop to invest in its stock and to it's management Also be said in reply The Times The Putnam Industries is also organized with the idea of devotng energies organizations which find home in Putnam we'll as to the building of sin gle Putnam industry, as is it's present direct plan.
Putnam patriot., 1924-02-22
HELEN OF TROY. N. Y.

All men know the semi-soft collar Hooks hard, feels soft and go do many washes like a hand kerehief," Helen of Troy, N. 1.H which will be the attraction at the Bradley on Tuesday. Mar i, after its long run in New York is B musical comedy written around this invention. II furnishes a story that does not de maad checking your intelligence with your hat-as most musical plays do. Ii is satire on business. delightful to those engaged iu commerce. There is the efficiency expert discovering that the door knobs are more worn out on the inside than on the out. Then the handsome farrow Collar model 20 stupid he must consult his diary for the size of his collar The songs which help Co develop this bright and breezy little comedy are tuneful gems and the dancing is of the finest. With it's excellent cast; it's beautiful young girls. Helen of Troy. \. " gives an evening of highly diverting entertainment and one that will lin- ger in memory.