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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-08

nuevas elecciones o cuando menos, que
les ad ludique a ellos Ell trtunfo de las
del m1rtes.
Escritas las anteriores lineas, llega
a nuestras manos copia de un nanifies-
to adortado en- session conjunta por los
organismos directories de los dos par
tidos &c la coanci6n repdblico -socialis-
Ia los cuales designaron un comit6
compuesto por los siguientes miembros:
Rafael Martinez Nadal, Presidente
del Ccmlt6 de Protesta.
Bolivar Pagan, Secretario del mismo.
Cayetano Coll Cuchf, Vocal.
Prudeacio Rivera Martinez, i'd.
Pedro Juan Barbosa, id.
Santiago Iglesias, Roberto H. Todd,
y Fernando j. G6igel, miembros homo
/ rarios.
DR.. Jose Gomez Brioso, Manuel F.
Rossy, Alfonso Torres, Rafael Alfonso,
" L. Llorens Torres, Consejeros del Co.
mite.
En- ell manifesto, que es extenso Sc
hace constar, entire otras cosas, que la
delegaclon dice, va a EE. UU. "con
Ell fin de establecer, entire el
Pueblo v ante el Congreso de los
Estados Unidos, "a mas energica pro-
testa contra los atropellos, coaciones,
violencias, fraudes, corrupciones, in
justicias inmoralidades de todas cla-
ses, que impunemente, de La manera
mas inaudita y escandalosa, Sc reali-
aaron durante la pasada contienda cleo
toral dc 4 de noviembre de 1924"
ESQ es $50 otro'' de que hablamos
antes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-08
Los dges pplbiM sOiastas preparanse para Washington
mpugna en- Camara Baia COmE0nado Msente Dor Greer que
De ser GoO etO Sc Confman los ems que desde hae tempo
abgaba aee rspedo presidente pmO, ST. Martinez NadaY 10
OtrO que GI dijO tanbIn 10 hardn?

viernes once de la mahana. Por los
alredores, junto a las escaleras, bajo
las arcadas burocraticas del vetusto
Edificic Municipal, un hormigueo de
republico-socialistas, con alguno que
otro lider barriotero, gesticula nervio-
so, mira a los pisos altos guarda las
escaleras que conducen al despacho dc
los furcionarios que gobernaran ell mu-
mcipio hasta enero pr6ximo.
En- grupos animados, mientras lle-
gan nrevas noticias de la marcha del
sscrutinlo de San Juan, Sc comentan
los nltimos acontecimientos pol1ticos,
sc hab.a de supuestas ventas de con-
ciencias. de la inhabil organization de
la campana aliancista en- San Juan IL
2ual arrebat6 ell uiunfo de ese partido
aqui, dando de este modo una facil vic
toria Ia coalicion en- la ciudad.
Mientras nos hablan, otros, con mas
pericia. exibiendo su neto alabarde-
rismo, su incondscionalidad robertista
de veinte amos ID fiel interrumpida
adhesion a Con Roberto, ''hacen nt-
neros'' contra las paroles, esperanto
!.
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SIN CONFIRMAR.

La version de que ell Presidente pu-
70, Senor Martinez Nadal, habia ma
'lfestado en- algunas tertuias, antes
de las eIccciones, que ellos iban a Wash
Ington tambien a formular supuestos
cargoS Ell contra de los jueces del Tri-
buaal Supreme, no ha podido ser con-
firmada por nuestro reporter, pesar
de sus pesquisas en- tai sentido y de Ia
segur1dad con que nos la diio un amigo
nuest-c que dice haberlo dido de labios
del proplo interesado.
Ell supuesto dicho, de ser veridico,
Sc cree tuvo su origen en- el fallo que
FL Hon. Tribunal emitiera acerca del
pleito dc Ponce. Pero, como en- la ac-
tualidad Ell resultado de las elecciones
alli ha dado ese case un caracter
acade1niCo, Sc estima que la presunta
protesta Sc considera asi mismo. acad6-
mica.
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Don Jorge Bird Arias, eI pro-
minente haCendadO de FdjardO,
IuCha pOr drrdnCar a Sd hijO,
Jorge Bird Jr., del senO de las
huestes repdbIiCO- -sOCiaIistas
H-diCe,tiene JIr alto. GOuleptO del h0-.
nor y 10 habfd de venir d fajardO
con Santiago IgIesias, e explOtadOr y
peOr enemigO que tiene Puerto Rico

uenios recibido copia de la siguien-
te hoja suelta, que suscrita por el pro-
minente hacendado de Fajardo, don
Jorge Bird Arias, ha circulado en-
csa ciudad, Gltimamente:
AL PUEBLO DE FAJARDO
Hoy ha circulado una hoja suelta
oirigida al "Pueblo Socialista de
Tajardo" Y que firman ell DIR. f..
Malta, Bolivar Ochart Gabino So
to, en- que sc anuncia un meeting y
Sc cita a Jorge Bird Jr. entire las
rersoras que habran de tomar parte
en- el. Los firmantes de esa hoja no
estaban autorizados a usar ell nom-
tre de Jorge Bird Jr., quien nj ST.
quiera tenia pensado venir Fajar-
do mucho menos tomar parte EN- ell
meeting. Els pues solo un abuse y
una enganifa de los frmantes POGO
escrupulosos de dicha hoja.
Jorge Bird Jr. tiene un alto con.
cepto del honor Y no habria de venir
a Fajardo, con Santiago Iglesias, ell
explotador y peor enemigo que tiene
en- Puerto Rico la clase obrera, nj
Inucho menos osarfa escalar una tri-
luna manchada y deshonrada por
predicas continues de odio, de NAL
dad y engaTlo.
Jorge BIRD ARIAS.
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Las razOnes prOClamadas pOr
eI S. Pedro fIzabufu. para
no yOtar eI candidate a aICaIde
de Ia AIianza en- San Jra1,. Sc
gdn eI ST. MarChand SiCard6
Dice este que eI DrimerO manifesto que
vOtaria mixtO pOrQue Sc pretendia ST.
bir las COntribuCiOnes

Ell Sr. Juan Marchand Sicard6, can
didato a la Asamblea Municipal de
San Juan por la Alianza Portorri-
Quefa, al comentar en- una tertulia
polftica Ell resultado de los ultimos
comicios en- San Juan, expres6 entire
otras cosas, que clio Sc habfa debido
la actitud observada por numero-
sas personas que no votaron la can
didatura fntegra del Partido..~cr
Entire estas personals, ell Sr. Mar
chand cito don Pedro de Elzaburu,
alto empleado del Departamento de
(Continda en- la pagina g.
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MCDONALD ABANDONARA Ell
LUNEs sU REsIDENcIA OFFICIAL
EN- DOWNING ST.

LoNDRES, nov. z Omitted Press)
Sc espera que Macdonald abandona-
ra su residencia Official en- la calle
Downing, ell pr6ximo Iunes, para que
Baldwin pueda efectuar su mudanza
La mayor brevedad. Sc cree que
Macdonald ira por ahora vivir a
un hotel, y que no tomara casa par
ticular hasta dentro de dos tres
meses.
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Sc VENDE

Casa concrete. Union n Mira.
mar.-Informaran
Tel. Al Azul Santurce
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IrreguIaridadeS en- las eIeCCiOneS

el chance que Sc les ofrecera, opor-
tunamenSe
Entire IN farrago de libretas y pape-
les, emergi6 un austero, bIdico aspiran-
.e, que al parecer constituye Ell arbitro
repartidor, va que blandi6 una larga
lista de aspirantes al presupuesto mu-
licipaI Los demas ponian atenci6n a
la lectura, miraban enternecidos, su-
misos, cen gesto de hagase su volun-
tad, al plesunto &rbitro.
De pronto, una de ellos, dicen que la
Changa, csgrimiendo un lenguaje roca-
lloso, con voz de bajo acatarrado, Sc
produjo;
La cosa marcia Y nadie la deten-
dra. va esta todo combinado. Cada uno
lie nosotros tendra su puesto. ESQ aho-
IA. "Despues'', cuando venga ''lo
otro'', habra mas cosas.
(De go otro'' nos ocuparemos mas
adelante.. Asi ell lector sabra de que
Sc trata, segdn 10 supo ell reporter, sin
que por ESQ querramos decir que sea
verfdico falso. Es materia de infor-
maci6u, media mas.)
-iHabra ''lo otro' '?-inquiri6 uno
de los mas cercanos a Ia presnnta
changa.- GCreen ustedes que caera
"eso''?...
Ante esta extrafia disertacion de po-
Utica ell clave, Ell reporter Sc dirigi6
a uno de los mas caracterizados. que
aparentaba estar en- ell ''secreto", ".
LAS ELECCIoNEs sERAN
IDIPUGNADAS
Nuestro informante confirm6 la no.
ticia que al dia siguiente diera en- GEL
Globo" cl Presidente puro, Sefior Mar
tinez Nadal, en- ell sentido de que los
Iideres 1epub1co-soc1aEstas emharcs-
ran prcnt0 para ell Norte, fin de pre-
sentar5o ante la Camara Baja impug-
mar la nomination del Comisionado Re-
sidente. sofior C6rdova Davila, por en-
tender que Sc habian cometido supues-
cas- irregularidades en- las elecciones.
En- telaci6n con este ''affaire''.
nuestro informante nos asegur6 Qus
oporturamente embarcaran para ell Nor
te los Iideres coalicionistas sefores
Todd, cteigel Iglesias. Este ultimo
ira cor.o primera avanzada de la dele
gacion en- compaflfa del sefior Bolivar
Pagan, ell heroe de Fajardo quien va
en- calidad de ayudante, por 81 tropeza-
ran con alguna puerta cerrada en- su
ruta hqeta ell Capitolio.
Aunque Sc ignora con que clase de
Recommendation Sc cuenta en- este case,
no obsrante Sc dice que sea ella la que
fuere, Ell extto de la i1Iiciativa est5
asegurado, pues, estiman los partida-
rios de, 'affaire'', que gracias la
Influenza que ALI tienen los senores
Pagan Tglesias, Ell Congreso Ameri-
cano es muy possible que ordene unas
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TRAsLADo DE oFIc1NA

FL Lcdo. Gonzalo Ardin ha traslada
do su oficina al tercer piso del Edit
clio Bouret, San Justo IL, San Juan,
donde Sc encuentra a las 6rdenes de
sus clientes del publico en- general.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-08

La SrtG. Sarah Wambaugh, de
Washington, D. c., q@ien hG ST.
do designada por la LigG de las
Naciopes para reemplazar al Co
bernador EspajioL del Distrito
Armenio del Saar. La SrtG.
WGmbGugb es una doctorG en-
leyes q fLosof(G, estGndo repmtd-
dG como Ia pyrimero omtoridad
en- pLebiscit0s internaciomales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-08

Por fin Sc Sabe va qu1eneS nan ga
nado en- esta capital, Sc sabe que ell
municipio ha sido ganado por la Goa
licion rep1blico-socialista, de una ma
nera Official.
Aver, las cinco de la tarde, era
inmensa la agitacion que reinaba.
Miles de personals estaban situadas
frente al Senado, en- cuyo edificio es-
tan situadas las oficinas de la Junta
Insular de Elecciones. Numerosos po-
licias, armados con sendas carabinas,
estaban siauados a la entrada del edi-
ficio, para evitar todo desorden que
pudiese ocurrir.
A las seis de la tarde, hizo su en-
trada en- la oficina del Superinten-
dente, Mr.. Keith, ell Marshall de la
Corte Municipal, Sr. Ramon Zeno,
trayendo ell informe Official de la Jun
ia Local, sobre el Primer Precinto,
que era el llamado a decidir la lucha.
Ell Sr. Zeno venia custodiado por dos
policias uno a cada lado, v ell Cabo
Emanuelli la retaguardia. Ell in
forme Official fue entregado a Mr..
Keith, POGO despues, la prensa OBJ
tenfa las notas oficiales., que, dan .el
triunfo la coalici6n rep1blico-Sociaa
lista.
Eeran nuestros lectores, que don
Roberto H. Todd, hacienda un com
puto entire ell rrimero y seguntlo pre-
cintos, ha triunfado como Alcalde.
Pero he aqui los ndmeros. En- el
segundo precinto, don Roberto obtu-
vo una mayoria de 504 votos, y en- ell
primer precinto, el Sr. Diez de An
dino obtuvo una mayorfa de 379 vo-
tos. Tiene pues ell Sr. Todd, una ma
yoria sobre su contrincante, de 125
votos.
En- cuanto a la Asamblea NUM-
cipal, en- ell segundo precinto. la Goa
licion obtuvo una mayoria de 458 vo-
tos Y en- ell primer precinto, la Allan
"a obtuvo una mayorfa de 408 votos.
Tenemos pues, que los coalicionistas
han ganado la Asamblea por una ma
yoria Official de so votos.
A esa hora el entusiasmo coalicio-
nista en- esta capital era immense,
indescriptble. Orgnzaron una gran
manifestation, que recorTi6 las Gales
principals, porclamando ell triunfo
He aqui ell informe Official sometido:
JUNTA LOCAL DE ELECCIONES
PRIMER PRECINTO DE SAN JUAN
PUERTO RICO
Noviembre z, 1924.
Sr, Superintendent General de
Elecciones,
San Juan, P. r. WV
Senior:
En- cumplimiento de su comunica-
cion, solicitando que con vista de las
hojas de cotejo practicara un recuento
para obtener el resumen de los vo-
tos adquiridos por los candidates mu-
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Martial
Her Column
Mother Aroused

Miss Martha Lee: AS 1 was unable to see
my girl frequently, we corresponded. often
with rather mushy love letters. The girls
mother found some of my letters and refused
to let me see the girl at alb saying we were
too serious.
Having no intentions of marrying for two
or three years, / wish to get back the
mothers consent to let me have dates with
the girl. We both are Of age. but / dc not
care about meeting q girl at her friends
house or at other places without the
mothers consent. This has happened once.
and the girl wants to meet me more. This
will happen unless / am able to see her at
home.
The mother has nothing against me. but
thinks I am too serious. l have written TO
the girls mother, but it has not helpod.
WAITING.
Go to the girls mother and present
your case frankly. If you love the
girl, tell her so. Evidently you are
not old enough, or not in a position
to marry, so, If she asks that you do
not press your case with the girl yet,
surely you will be ready to promise
that
Do not meet the girl outside her
home. That would only keep the
mother aroused against you. BY act
ing ~honorably, you have rnuch more
chance to regain her favor.
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COLDS THAT
DEVELOP INTO
PNEUMONIA

Chronic coughs and persistent colds
lead to serious trouble. You can stop
them now with Creomulsion, an
emulsifed ~creosote that is pleasant to
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discovery with twofold action: it
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branes and kills the germ.
OF all known drugs, ~creosote is
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colds and other forms Of throat
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ditiOn to creosote, other healing ele-
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tons.
Circumcision is guaranteed satisfac-
tory in the treatment Of chronic
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and other forms Of throat diseases.
and is excellent for building up the
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George W. Klein. r. P. Alexander,
Cushman Hoke, william r. Evans,
Ralph r. Nessler. Misses Marie Field,
Morgan, Elinor Carpenter, Louise
Wills and Pauline Holmes.
Committees for the Auxiliary Of the
Thirty Eighth Division OF Indiana are;
Ways and means, Mrs. o. D. Phillips.
chairman. Mesdames Fl. J. Simpson,
c. Lambert. T. l.. Hartsock, Edward
Boyce, George Lehnert; hospital. Mira.
r A. Berry, chairman. Mesdames ].
Harvey Reese, II. c. Keller, Charles
c. Miller, Lawrence j. Wells: flowers,
Mrs. II. j. Simpson; relief. Mesdames
G.. NJ. Scovell, J. l.. Honnold. Frank
Green. John A. Spence. Mrs. L. p.
Brennan delegate to local council,
Mrs. II. r. A. Baughman; alternate,
Mrs. LIE Grand Laurence.
DR.. Frederick z. Taylor will lecture
on the Passion Play" at the Emerson
Avenue Baptist Church tonight under
the auspices of Mrs. c. NJ. Dlnsmore's
Women's Bible class. The Irvington
Women's Quartette will sing.
SeS
Mrs. Jennie Levy and son. Ellis,
of st. Louis. formerly Of indianapolis.
will come Tuesday to be the guests
of Mrs. Simon Klser. 4O1 E. Maple Rd.
Ellis Levy is assistant concert director
of the St. Louis Symphony orchestra
and conductor of the Civic Orchestra
or st. Louis. ,
Theta Sigma Chi sorority will meet
tonight at the home OF Miss Alice
Brooks. 1415 Park Ave.
Indianapolis Shrine No. 6, Order OF
the White Shrine of Jerusalem will
meet Saturday night in the K Of p.
Hall, 119 E. Ohio St
Mrs. Elmer Spencer and Mrs.
Harold Forsythe will be honored with
a party Feb. 10 to be given by Mrs.
c. J. Pearson at the home OF her
mother. Mrs. T. II. Gutellus. 3O2S
Park Ave
The honor guests will leave 500 to
live in South Bend. Ind.
The Governor Oliver Perry Morton
Chapter Of the Daughters OF the
Union entertained Thursday afternoon
with a pretty reception and luncheon
for the newly elected general regent.
Mrs. A. ] Clark. local regent. at the
Polly Primm tea room.
Toasts were made by Mrs. r. T..
Buchanan, Mrs. Merle N. A. Walker,
Mrs. Edna f. Pauley.
Special guests were: Mrs. Felix T..
McWhlrter from the Woman's De
partment Club, Mrs. o. O. c. Luken.
bill, local council; Mrs. Grace Hof.
meier, Daughters of Veterans tent
9; Mrs. T. c. Clapp, George II
Thomas. w. r. c.; Mrs. ]. r. Ed
wards and Mrs. H. P. Fatout,
Magazine Club; Mrs. Edna Pauley,
Federated Patriotic Societies; Mrs
Myron r. Williams. Service Star
Legion, and Mrs. r. c. Rumpler. Cen
trail Christian Church.
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NOTED EVANGELIST
L. n1;i;nnPRIteE VISIT
TO WOMENS CLUB
Gypsy Smith Says Men of
Government Must Feel
Spirit of Service,

Following the informal address and
discussion by Senator James z. Wat
son Thursday afternoon at the Wom-
ans Department Club. Gypsy Smith,
who came as an unexpected guest with
Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter, spoke brief.
ly. He said: You must get the men
OF your Government to feel more Of
the spirit Of public service before you
can expect them to help God mold a
continent"
He said his country, Great Britain,
felt the United States had done a
heroic thing in passing the prohibition
bin. But" he said, NOW that you
have prohibition. prohibit"
Senator Watson expressed faith in
the women of the country to direct
the politics Of the men, saying that
after all 1.-The final forum is in the
sober calm of the American home, .
when comes to study the eco
romic problems of this great republic.
He briefly outlined his bill presented
in Congress allowing only 2 per cent Of
the foreign population of a country by
its 1910 census to be permitted to en-
ter this country.
The program was under the auspices
OF the Home and Education section Of
the club, Mrs. Ralph E. Remington.
presiding. A tea followed the meet
ing.
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LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES
COLT TO LESLIE PRESCOTT
(CONTINUFm

I must talk to you, lear little Mar
quise, even though 1 am bored to
death with my troubles.
L could hardly wait until Jack came
homo to tell him my fears Of Paula
Perier wanting the baby. Jack, how
ever, did not come home until late,
and by that time 1 was nearly in a
state Of Mysteries.
Goodness. Leslie, why did you stay
up for me? I told you I was going to
be very late" Jack exclaimed.
He bent down to kiss me and I
found he had been drinking.
Jack, you promised me you would
never drink anything outside of your
own home" I reminded him.
These were the first words / spoke
and they seemed to infuriate Jack past
all control.
why do you try to have me make
impossible promises, Leslie? You
might know, If you had any reasoning
power at all, or any knowledge Of men,
that when a man makes a promise
purely at some woman's request his
first inclination as soon as he is out
Of her sight is to break 1t.
Il cannot go to any mans apart
ment without being asked to drink
nowadays, and I do not want to look
like q fool by refusing perfectly good
liquor" he said In that ugly tone that
I had grown to onnec with great
anger on his part.
Usually, little Marquise, I keep per-
fectly calm when I know that Jack
is in n of his black RACES, but l
had been 81 worried and anxious since
Ruth left. and until he came home,
that I blurted out. Ruth says"
/ did not get any further.
~SI don't care a damn what Ruth
says. 1 thought I told you 1t would
be very much against my will if you
ever spoke to her again"
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

nough, Fred T. o'Brien, Frank
Heamue.
Miss Betty McCuIloch, daughter OF
Mrs. Mullins. viii come from Elm
hurst at Connersville, Ind. to spend
the weekend.
Mrs. Thomas II. Mullins win go
Feb. rs to Michigan City to discuss
plans for the State convention Of the
Indiana League OF Women Voters
there May 1914.
Miss Mabel Shelton. assistant to DIR.
W. r. P. Emerson Of the Nutrition
Clinic Of Boston. Mass. will address
the Altrusa Club at the luncheon meet
ing Saturday, at the Lincoln.
The Plus Ultra Women's Bible Glass
of the Roberts Park M. E. church W Il
open a series OF three lectures by Mrs.
Demarchus Brown on "A Corner in
Allah's Garden" Wednesday night at
the church. The public is invited and
tickets may be obtained at the church.
80
Mrs. Nathan Kahn, 1901 N. Penn
sylvania ST., is visiting in Toledo, o..
sss
Reservations for the Kappa Alpha
Theta Alumni Association benefit card
party to be given Feb. 16 at the
Propylaeum, 1410 N. Delaware St,
include: Mesdames Claris Adams. J..
w. Anterior. r. J. Axtell, NJ. ". Bal
ley, Russell S. Bosart, Scott r.
Brewer, SEVERN Buschman, Harry B.
Millikan, Robert Moore, L. X. Muir
chic, Byron c. Young. T. Harvey Cox,
Clifford L. Harrod. Earl Hassler. Wal
ter c. Holmes. Henry Hornbrook,
Chester Jewett. Thomas A. Moynahan,
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9ah9clan8leA

IF you will remember, Jack, L told
you I would not give up Ruth. II
you 90 not care what Ruth says. you
probably will car6 to know that Ruth
insists you pay her that $4,000 of hers
that YOU have in your possession at
the present moment"
THE money isn't hers. 1t is mine"
he replied quickly.
VIVA reason have you for think
ing it is yours, Jack?"
You know very well that she could
not sell $4,000 worth Of women's lin
gerie in one day"
We'll, she sold over $4,000 worth
today"
Then she had better be paying
come Of her husbands debts"
ruth Ellington is under no obli-
cation to pay her husbands debts. He
left her without a cent, and when he
left he took another woman with him.
Don't you think he treated her worse
than he treated you? She is a very
wonderful woman, and she says"
II tell you 1 won't hear what that
oma says"
You will have to, Jack, for what
she says is very vital, not only to
our happiness, but to your reputa-
ton"
Copyright, 1924, NEA Service, In,.)
NEXT: The letter cOntinued-A
postponed departure.
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THETA CHI STATE
BANQUET TONIGHT
Purdue and Indiana Chapters
to Meet Alumni,

More than sixty members Of the ac-
tive Theta Chi chapters at Purdue and
Indiana and Of the Indianapolis Alum.
nj Club will attend the first annual
State banquet of the fraternity at the
Hoosier Athletic Club tonight.
The affair is sponsored by the alum
nj ~associa on recently organized with
Smith McLandress, 1914 Central Ave,
president.
Following the dinner, McLandress,
Indiana, 81. and representatives of
Purdue viii speak. L. W. Bugbee,
Massachusetts Institute of Technol-
ogy. excl, 1882 Park Ave, viii be
POSTMASTER.
Miss Ethel Aldrich, pianist; Min
nettee Hutchins. vocalist; Marie Rog-
ers, a dancer, assisted by Jack Duzan
and Marie Buskirk, dancers. will en-
terrain.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-08
Benefit From TanLac
Lists for Many Years

Gordan A. Anderson, a welLknown
carpenter, living at 62S Cherry ST.,
Fort Wayne. Ind. s another who tes-
titles to having obtained both immedi-
ate and lasting benefits from the Tan
lac treatment. Mr.. Anderson recently
said:
II don't know anything better 1
could say for Tanlac than that l am
still enjoying the good health it
brought me six ear ago. Before
taking the medicine 1 was getting
pale and thin and a days work would
leave me feeling all in
II was seriously troubled with con-
stipation, had awful headaches and
dizzy spells, and everything I would
eat disagreed with me. I would toss
and roll all night and get UP morn