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NOW ALL To-
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Your friends are ready and willing
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ARE YOU REGISTERED? If you are not
registered you cannot vote at the general cleo
zion. Every Man and Woman Eligible to Vote in
ihe Towns and Villages are Registered and the
County Hi-jackers Influence Their Votes Against
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Rights AS Well as the Town Pie-Counteg Seeker
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REMEMBER THE
DATE OF CLOSING
HAVE A GOOD
PICTURE OF
YOURSELF READY

Each contestant IS urged to have a
GOOD picture of herself ready SO that
il may be sent to Helena Immediately
upon the closing Of the contest All
of the large newspapers of the state
are anxious to secure the cuts Of the
princesses so that they may run them
during the fair week.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-09-05
STANDING OF
CONTESTANTS

AIDA FRALEY,
Raymond 21.2OO
ELIZABETH NELSON.
Dagmar 14.650
INCA OLSON,
COmertOwn 5000
HALLE WHEELER.
PlentywoOd $3.50
LILLIAN GUNDERSON,
PlentywOod 1850
HELGA HENDRICKSON,
Antelope 4.5OO
RUTH OLSON,
Outlook 2.8OO
IDA JESSEN, 1000
Dagmar
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-09-05
SHERIFF ARRESTS
ERNEST LANG
Persists In Operating FOrds Without
License After Being Notified. Must
Appear September 10th. Before
Judge Olson To Answer charge of
Operating Automobiles Without
License.

Asumming that they are above the
law and that they may do what they
please, Lizzy Lang and his brother
Earnest have persisted to operate the
Lizzies and trucks without licenses
from time to time during the entire
season hoping to escape the payment
of license fees for motor vehicles thus
cheating the county out Of its due
share Of the revenues for the purpose
Of building roads. Sheriff Salisbury
has published sevearl notices calling
attention to the state law governing
the operation of motor vehicles with
out licenses, urging that all owners
Of such vehicles apply to the secre-
Continued on Page Feur)
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Yours for a free Boycott
the BOycOtters.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-09-05

eral services will be conducted i'm
mediately upon the arrival of the
body.
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farmer labor Leaders Sound Keynote


Party Stands for Mass Prosperity Which Means
Arrest of the Robbers in Our Government Saws Senator
Anderson in Opening Address of Campaign
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-09-05

LANDED DOWN
FROM ABOVE
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-03

la dificultad que antes Sc opuso al
vuelo con maquinaS mas peSadas
que el aire. Como no fu6. nj es V nj
sera possible volar con una maqui-
na vapor porque Gsta, con un CO.
rrespondiente rendimiento, pesa de-
masiado (cuando mcnos unos 15 XII
l6metroS por caballo de vapor 81 Sc
incluye en- Ell calculo ell combusti-
bic mas indispensable, es decir
aqua Y carbon, para un viaje de
varias horas), asf tampoco sera po-
sible viajar por el universe con ma
quinas parecidaS q nuestroS aero
pianos. Y este. no solo pOrque los
pianos Y Ia hGlice no encontrarfan
va aire on que SoStenerSe (el SiSte-
ma de cometa dc nuestroS aviOnes
es natural que fracasarfa aquf to-
talmente), sinO pOrque primero el
combustible de los ayiOncs v luego
los actuales motores de Gmbolo no
Sirven para transformer nj Siquiera
aprOximadamente tanta energia ter
mica en- cnergfa del mOvimiento Que
eS neceSaria para traspasar el IL
mite de la gravitacion terrestre.
Al igual que el vuelo con maquinas
mas pesadas que ell aire depend1a
eXclusivamentp del invento de un
motor que con un peso inferior de
tres kilos V alimentadO con un COM
bustible dc 10000 calorias por kilo
rinda una fuerZa de un scaballo Y
que aproyeche cuando menos un -
p0r ciento de las energfas t6rmicas.
sirviende el oxfgeno del aire partfi
Ia combustion, aSf el alcance del uni
verso allende el lfmite de la grayi4
taci0n terrestre dependp tambien del
inventO de un motor. de un rendi-
niento tGrmicO cuandO menoS del
90 por ciento Y que sea alimentado
con un combustible que cuente con
la necesaria cantidad de energfa.
Mientras no eXista semeiante mas
quina Y tai combustiblc, todas las
especulaciones son pura fantasia.
Existen. empero, tales maquinas V
entonces hi te0rica, nj
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-03

pr;lcticamcnte habrd que ,dudar de
que mas tarde mas temprano con
seguira el hOmbre alcanzar con ma
YES de universe no SOLO la luna. ST
no alm los planetaS vecinos de Ia
TERRA como Venus. Marie atin a
Jupiter y Saturno. Es que todas las
dcmas dificultades. de las que por
regla general el profano Sc percata
primero. como la falta de aire. el
frfO reinante en- el espacio, etc. son
''peque1eces'. dc relativamente fd-
cir veneer.
En- este SentidO Sc reconoce Ell el
acto que los trabajOs del Professor
Goddard representan efectivamente
ensayos serios para sOlucionar ell
prOblema Y que va Sc di0 el primer
feliz paso hacia el 6xito. porque en-
dichos ensayOS el Professor Goddard
ha comprobado que existe la pOsibi-
lidad de conStruir una maquina mo-
triz de un rendimiento t6rmico del
60 pOr ciento. Los mejOreS reSultados
obtuvo el Safio con la p0lv0ra In
falible' de la empreSa Hercules
Powder Gle. que cuenta con una
calorfa de explosion de 1898. 3 cal g
(calorfas por gramo) V que tiene una
vel0cidad de descarga de 2434 IN
sec. medido en- q orificio de la to-
bera. Con p0lyora dc pistola Du
Pont dc 9T2 cal g Sc alcanzaron
22S0 III sec. Estas ciffas son en- rea-
lidad las determinanteS para un via
je en- cohete por el universe, porque
81 efecto repulsivo de la ''cola de
fuego1 que produce el cohete Y la
p0r ella originada ascenci0n no Sc
produce porque el cohete Sc apOya
Sobre Cl aire con, Su cola de gases
inflamadoS lanZindose hacia arri.
ba de un modo parecidO como el
batelero Sc repulsa de la orilla me-
dante una barra, sino esta ascen-
ci0n eStriba en- el principle de New
ton. en- la asf llamada ley de la CON
del centrO de gravedad.
.tsf ell movimiento del cohete es COM
parable con el repulso que recibe la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-03

Circul0 eStOs diaS pOr la PrenSa
tno tiene La intenci0n de haccr du-
rante este veranO enSayos para en-
War la luna una maquina-cohete.
Sc afirnaba tambien que cuenta ya
con los necesarioS medios financie-
ros. SegIi1i he podido observar, la
mayorfa de los peri0dicOs que pu-
blicaron dicha nueva, Ia comenta-
ron como una bronla mas . lnenos
ridfcula. Asf, por ejemplo, un dia-
rio de BasiIea Sc cXpresaba como
81 al sef1or Professor probablemen-
te Sc le hubiese subido demasiado
a Ia cabeza la famosa novela de Ju-
lilo Verne. I'm viaje la luna. Sos
pechO que tambien Ia gran mayor1a
de los lectores Sc burl6 del asunto
10 tom0 por un gran ''bluf' perio-
dfstico.
En- realidad es algo bien distinto.
Este ''norteamericano" no es cual-
quier hijo del Tfo Sam, sino el IA
moso prestigioso sabiO doctor Ro-
bert III. Goddard, Professor en- el
Clark College de Worcester que ha
publicado va en- 1919, en- los Anales
dc la Smithsonian Institution de
Washington.-D ! o<s resultados
de sus cuidadosos trabajos investi-
gadores de la potencialidad dc los
cOheteS para alcanzas alturas extra
ordinarias.
Goddard trabaja con p0lvora dc
nitrocelulosa Y examine primero Ia
intensidad de trabajo de las tobe-
raS dc forma de un embudo diver
gente en- S@ FL resultado mas sig
nificativo de estas inveStigaciOneS
parece que consiste en- que Goddard
ObtuvO va con toberas de y en-. de
abertura de garganta un rendmien-
to terlnico del 1880 por cien-
to. Bal rendimiento tGrmico
Sc entiende la transformation de la
energfa tGrmica, contenida Ell el
combustible, en- energfa del movi-
miento. Para facilitar la aprecia-
ci6n y la comparaci0n con otras ma
quinas sea mencionadO que, medidO
en- 81 eje del volante, las maQuinas
q vapOr transforman en- energfa del
movimiento solo I'm 1913 pOr cien-
to de Ia energfa termica que encie-
ira el carbon, mientras que los mo-
torres de explosion de los autom0vi-
les Y aviones transforman un 32-33
pOr ciento V los motOres Diesel has
ia un 81 por ciento. Segdn estos da-
tos, serfa pues el motor-cohete pa
ra todas las condolences en- el mum
do la mejor maquina de fuerza mo-
triz. Tanto mas para ell yiaje por el
universe, porque precisamente en- Il
es indispensable el mas alto grado
en- ell aprovechamiento de Ia ener-
gfa.
La dificultad de veneer la gravi-
taci0n lamar una nave de uni
verso mas AHA del lfmite de la gra-
yitaci0n terrestre; eS comparable a
@' U)' Prof DIR. Il. III. Goddard "a
method of reaching extreme altitu-
des''. Publ Smithsomia Institution
1919.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-03
LOS VETERANOS ESCOCESES
ENTRAN AL NEGOCIO
DE TRAJES

WASH, julio 26 Omitted Press)
En- Escocia acaba de incorpo-
rarse una sociedad mercantil, dc
la cual son socios solamente todos
los soldados que quedaron mutt
les por el servicio durante la que
rra nundial. Los nuevos comer-
ciantes Sc han dedicado a la fa-
bricacion de trajes, en- cuya pro-
fesion han resultado verdaderas
notabilidades. En- la actualidad,
dicha corporation, que Sc fundo ea
ell 1915 es una de las mas pros
peras del pals, y goza de solido
credito en- ell eXtranjero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-03

TO deI apoyo dc la viga de una bds-
eula desigual en- la que de parte a.
parte salem el proyectil Y Ell caii0n
manteniendose siempre su balance.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-03

ID Mermann Oberth DE Rakete
zu den Planetenraeumeu' SO pagi-
mas con = tablas Y 5S ilustracienes.
Editorial X. Oldenbourgs yerlag.
Munchen 1923.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-03

% 81 Ell et universe Sc cargase
Y disparase un simple canon con una
granada que pesa exactamente 100
veces menos Que el canon. ell proyec-
ill saldrfa por up lado con una We
locidad diez veceS mayor. nlientras
que el canon Ell conlparaci6n con
el proyectil Sc verfa lankado con
1I10 dc la velocidad del proyectil
hacia la direction opuesta El CO.
inun centro de gravedad de ambos
queda siempre en- eI misno lugar
y puede imagindrselo como el pun
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-08

4 THE SHOP.O-SOOPE - meaning
the christmas Gift Suggestions"
columns OF the Classified Section
. a everybody's gift finder.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-08

It's all very easy and every
boy and girl pupil in the WASH
ington schools who knows American
history has an opportunity 70 zee
this film masterpiece as the guest
Of The Washington Times, and in
cidentally compete In q contest pf
educational skill in which prizes Of
$25., SIS, and $40 viii be awarded.
Just see how easy It all is. Be-
low is an historical limerick. Fill
in the missing line. Then write a
brief 160-word story or essay on
the life Of George Washington or
incidents in his great carser. Send
in your limerick and accompanying
essay TO The Washington Times
Limerick Editor.
For the best answer to the Linn
erick with accompanying essay,
The Washington Times win pay
For the second best answer with
accompanying essay The wash
tngtOn Times will pay SIS.
For the third best answer with
accompanying essay The Wash
ingtOn Times win pay $40.
To every contestant, complying
with the rules in sending in his
or her answer, The Washington
Times win present . ticket OF adj
mission to the Marion Davies pro-
ductiOn Of Janice Meredith" at
LOew's Columbia Theater.
1t is not necessary to see the
picture before entering the contest.
Janice Meredith" is thrilling love
story Of the American revolution
and pictures in graphic and enter
tanning form the .soul.stirring in
cidents which accompanied the birth
of this republic. Critics have called
1t the finest and most skilIful blend
ing OF history and romance ever
screened. It is filled with thrills,
heart interest and beauty, yet it
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-08
WORD
ON CHINESE
OUTRAGE.
Confirmation Of Capture Of
Missionaries Expected to
Bring Vigorous Protest
BY International News Service

The State Department has not as
yet received confirmation from the
American consul general at Han
kow or Canton Of the latest bandit
outrages reported in news dis
patches from China, in which five
Catholic missionaries were taken
captive near Hankow and forty.
eight Chinese. teachers and students
OF an American school were cap.
tured from a launch flying the
American flag near Canton.
Upon confirmation, however, It
Is expected that the State Depart.
ment will make a vigorous protest
to the new government In PekinR.
The three priests captured.
Father Edmunds, Dominick and
Matthias, are American Passionists
who have been in China only since
September. The names of the two
nuns captured are not known, All
five went to China from Hoboken,
N. j.
Canton Christian College. whose
students were captured, is the larg.
est missionary school in south
China. 1t was established in 1894
by an American missionary and
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-08
m. E. Church Pays No
Land Tax, Though
He's 4 Man

. KANSAS CITY, Kan, Dec. 8.
Albert H. Reed, Of Kansas
City, Kan, purchased some prop
erty six years ago through G. D.
Sharp, q real estate dealer, on
time payments and received the
deed this year. Recently he
asked the amount Of taxes he
was to pay.
"You don't owe anything on
that lot" said q clerk. "That
is listed as M. E. Church ground
and church property is not
taxed
an. e. Church is the name Of
the man from whom / bought it,"
said Reed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-08
YOUTH IS HELD
FOR KILLING
TWO
Third Man Reported Dying
Following Attempted HoId-up
in Soft Drink ParIor
BY international News Service,

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec. o.
Indiana Justice today is weaving a
net Of evidence against Raymond
Moseley, twenty-five, of Boston, who
ID held by police in the killing of
two men, shot Saturday night in
an attempted hold up Of soft
drink parlor. Another man Is re-
ported dying.
Moseley's companion, known to
police only as Mac" ID being
sought by the authorities, but 1t
Is on Moseley that the burden Of
the crimes falls, for police say,
1t was his hand that fired the fus.
silade of shots.
Moseley. police say, has admitted
serving terms in the Eastern and
Western penitentiaries in Pennsyl.
vania for cashing bogus checks.
His first hold up, however, he said
was Saturday night.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-08
GEORGIA STATE COLLEGE
LOSES BUILDING BY FIRE

MILLEDGEvILLE. Ca. Dec. s.
The main building Of the Georgia
State College for women was de-
stroyed by fire here early today
with loss Of 100000. The 500
girl students were reused from
their beds in the dormitory ana
marched from the building. They
probably will be sent home, officials
OF the school said, until arrange
ments can be made to house them
! for classes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-08
RULE OF CONTEST

Any history pupil in the wash
ington schools (public, private or
parochial) IL eligible to compete.
Essays must be limited to 1bO
words and written plainly on one
side Of the paper.
1t IL not necessary to. use the
limerick blank printed here but
contestants should copy the full
limerick on separate sheet OF
paper II not using the blank.
All answers and essays must be
in The Warrington Times office BY
p. M, Friday. December IL.
Contestants Answering the linn
erick but omiting the essay, or
vice-versa, will not be eligible.
All decisions OF the judges Will
Judges will be Mark Gates,
manager Of Loew's Columbia
Thsater: Lawrence Beatua, man.
agef Of Loew's Palace Theater,
and The Washington Times Linn
erIck Editor.
Address your answers plainly
to The washington Times Linn
erick Essay Editor. Give full
name and address, age and school
attended BY contestant.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-08

has been filmed with particular
attention to historical accuracy. II
you know your American history
you know the story OF George
Washington. the American Revolu-
ton and the dark days of i1is.
The inspiring side Of our carly
struggles for liberty have been
filmed in Janice Meredith" with q
sweet little love story In which
Marion Davies does the finest work
of her career as "Janice Meredith .
Read the accompanying rules care.
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accompanying essay. Tickets will
be mailed to contestants. No an.
swers or essays will be considered
unless received by 8 p. M. on Fri
day, December IL.
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Free Theater Tickets
And $50 in Gold
For D. C. Pupils

Washington boys and girls here your chance to share
in $50 in gold prizes and the time Marion Davies
the captivating star in her latest and greatest
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The Washington Times will present free admission
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-08

one Of their number. The officer
was treated at Emergency hospital
for bruises and q broken finger.
Edwards was arrestiag 4 coIored
man he had seen trying to sell
some liquor, when the other men
attacked him. They freed fha
prisoner, knocked the poIicenaan
down and left.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-08
GIRLS TO BE LIVING TILES
M BIG NAH JoNOo GAME

Society girls viii be living tiles
IN q giant nah jonGg game to be
played by men and women prominent
in social and diplomatic life here. at
the new Washington auditorium,
February 9. for the benefit Of the
Belleau Wood Memorial Association.
The game win be played under the
patronage OF Mrs. Calvin Coolidge.
Marie Moore Forrest arranged the
pageant and viii direct the game.
Secretaries from the Chinese legation
will play the game In It's classic
form. Two modern games viii be
played by experts. The American
game, with Its innovations, Is to be
played by four prominent women, of
whom two are Mrs. Harry New, wife
ct the Postmaster General, and Mrs.
Palmer, wife of the chairman OF the
Emergency Fleet Corporation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-08
any Sour, Classy, Disordered Stomach

When foods Disagree" In stom.
ach and cause Indigestion or gases.
heartburn, flatulence, acidity-don't
stay miserable and upset.
The. moment 'Pape's 1Diapepsirl"
reaches the stomach all becomes
well again distress just vanishes.
Millions of families keep this
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-08
EIGHT MEN SOUGHT FOR
ATTACK ON POLICEMAN

Police are looking FOR eight col.
ored men who attacked park police.
man Jackson Edwards, rifty-five,
on q vacant lot near Twenty-sixtll
and N streets northwest yesterday,
when he was attempting 10 arrest
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-08

now has over 1000 students and is
supported by several American and
British churches. 1t was incofao-
rated under the regency OF the
university Of the State Of New
York In 1898 and maintains offices
at Is East Forty.first street. New
York City.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-08
ITALIAN SCORES HIGHEST
IN ALLIED ATHLETIC MEET

BARCELONA, Dec. S.--Speroni.
of Italy, was the individual point
winner Of the Italian.Belgian.
French-Spanish athletic meet here
for the Pere Pratt cup.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-08

pleasant, harmless stomach correc.
tive, antacid and digestive always
at hand. They know that If they
eat too heavily or Of wrong foods,
they can always depend upon a
few tablets of Pape's Diapepsin to
give almost instant relief.
Large so cent packages guaran.
teed by druggists everywhere.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-08
youthful" Gland
Patient, Aged u,
Arrives From England

GIandOgen Provides Simple Method
Of Taking GIandular Treatment
Making the statement that cap
sules of a preparation made from
the glands of animals which had
been administered to him in Lon
don hospital had overcome seri-
Gus illness with which he was af.
flicted and renewed his YOUTH" a
London broker was jubilant upon
his arrival in this country. This is
just another instance Of the won
ders that are today being worked
through glandular treatment.
Glandogen, the new scientific
gland tonic, prepared in tablet
form provides a simple method Of
taking glandular treatment. Gland.
ogen. for men and women, is oh.
tainable at all stores Of the Peo-
Piles Drug Company.
CLANDOGEN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-02-20
HEAD-HUNTING A RELIGION
Its Abolition Leaves Natives of Solo
mon Islands Nothing to
Live For.

Snug self-satisfaction usually char
acterizes the attitude of the white
man in his dealings with so-called
backward peoples. He takes neither
the time nor the trouble to under
stand the races with which he comes
in contact until it is too late.
Take, for instance head-hunting in
the Solomons. 1t was a widespread
practice and it came to interfere with
the planter in need Of laDor and the
missionary in search Of converts So
the administrators was called in. He
put an end to head-hunting in short
order in The islands where there were
white residents, says j. ID. NeWsom.
Head-haufag was the focus around
which centered ali the social and re
ligious Institutions of the people.
Heads were needed as propitatorN
offerings to the tribal ghosts on such
occasions as building new house or
making new canoe. And not only
were heads needed for religious pur-
poses, but they stood in the close re
lation to pursuits Of an economic na-
ture
The actual head-hunting expedition
only lasted a few weeks, and the &C
tual fighting often only few hours,
but this was the elimination of d
process lasting over years. 1t was
tie rule that new canoes should be
made for an expedition to obtain
heads and the manufacture of these
lasting for many months, probably
for years.
The process of canoe building was
accompanied by rites and feasts which
but also acted as stimuli to various
activities of horticulture and pig
breeding. AS the date fixed for the
expedition approached even more
rites and feasts were held.
In putting down head-hunting the
alien rulers were destroying an insti-
tuition which had its roots in the re-
ligiOn of the people and spread its
branches throughout nearly every as
pect of their culture At one stroke
these islanders lost their religion and
their incentive to work and produce
They are dying of sheer boredom, for
what has been offered them in ex-
change is too totally different to make
the slightest appeal to their collective
MISUNDERSTANDING Magazine.