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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-16
Mientras Ma Pronfo Las Ton1e-M.
Mas Ligero Sc AiiUiara

Nos refelirnos a las Pastiuas del Dr. Becker para los Rinones >
Veiiga. Mientras mas pronto las tome I'd. mas Egero se curara. %Unos
deHos organos mas deicados del cuerpo. son los nnones. Sc enferman
con faclidad, no sienhpre Aduelen con freeuenca Ell fpaciente no iseeda
cuenta de su enfermedad. &
LAS CAUSAS: FL excessive trabajo mental; las fuertes preocupa-
clones y dsgustosi las Intermediates venereas; trabajos fsicos de posicon
vioenta, como los quehaceres domesicos, el de los artesanos y Ell de las
obreras; d uso excessive de estnmulantes, como lcores, tabaco. cafe,
comidas picantes o demasiado condimentadas; Ell abuse de la naturaleza
en- los amos de juventud Y ouos desordenes por ell eslo, e. ben sabdo
que son las causas de las Intermediates de los rnones. La grippe o
Influenza; las febres escarhtna, paadca y tfodea; Ell saranptn, la
viruea y la diferia; los embarazos, partos y el cambio de vida en- las
damas, tambien dejaR como consequential Intermediates de los rihoneS y
Seuga. $50 $50
IS LOS SINTOMAS: Dolores en- Ia cintura o caderas; deseos frecuentes
de orinar; dolor o ardor en- Ia urera; asiento o sedimento en- las orinas;
imposibihdad de inCGnarse y recoger a4o del suelo; enpananiento de la
vista; grimes turbos y de NAL oor; debiidad sexual; el orinar a retazos
de gotta e gotta; hnchaz6n de los tobihos; respiration acortada o faf-
goSa; fualdad de pies Y manos; cansancio general; dsminuc6n de
apetto; neryiosdad; rrnabnidad, etc
Ell REMEDIO: Las PASTLLAS del DR.. BECKER para los
RINONES y VEJIGA. ST sente I'd. uno 0 mas de los sntomas enun-
erados, debe empezar a tomarlas 10 antes possible. Bastard que las tome
por algnnas semanas. Otros las han usado resultados sahstactorios.
Su precio es modico Los boicarios las venden Y recomiendan. o
y "MieHKds mas Pronto las tome mas Agero Sc aE9fay6"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-16
"CAMISAS KHAKI .
MoDELo UsADo PoR Ell GoBIERNo
3 Dor S3.49

~ Baratillo Mas Grande, sin Exception
alguna.
Uamisas ''khaki'' para hombres, de In
mejor calidad. y trabajo ~perfecto. TRES
por $3.43. Envfenos su orden y cuanto
las recibA enseneselas q sus amigos. Estas
camisas Sc detallan a $500 cada una. Nos.
ntros Sc las ofrecemos al sorprendsnte pre-
10 de S3.49 por TRES camisas. S~tF
Estas camisas estan hechas de tefs .'khs
XII fuerte, cada una con la marca COVER
MENT. (Modelo usadO por ell Gobietnd). 10
cual garantiza su calidad. Perfectaments
cortadas Y hechas; cuello blando pegado . la
cantlsa, dos bolsillos grandes y fuertes con
sus botones. una caDisa propia para versnn.
Es una canisa ideal tanto para eli trabAIo,
como para diario.
Pida sus camisas aprovechSndose de es
to baratilio v ah6rrese 81 90 en- cada ca
misa. Envie $1.00 de dep6sito y luego pa
que al carero $2.49 mas ell f~ranqueo al re-
cibir su camisa. lie devolveremos su dinero
81 no queda enteramente satisfecho.
Indique Ell tamaho al hacer ell pedido.
INTERNATIONAL COMM. HOUSE
Dept. GOO ass Broadway, N. Y.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-16
Battling Rosa boxeadorY
II -
PortOrrlquelO

Ell atletismo en- general de Puerto
Rico ha ganado un buen por ciento con
la creaci6n aqui del ''Club Jack
Dempsey para ensenar boxeo.
Frente a la viriI catedra esta ell jo-
ven pdgil portorriqueno, Gregorio
Vargas Rosa, Battling Rosa) cam
pe6n actual de la division de peso
pluma de la Escuadra del TIC Sam.
Vargas hubo de clasifrcarse como
tai, despues de haber vencido a los
dos campeones detentadores de dichos
tltulos en- ambas escuadras: La del Pa
ciico y la del Atlantico.
La performance de Vargas no ha
podido ser mas brillante y ella anti
cipa para ell atletismo criollo, en- item
pos cercanos, una serie de aconteci-
mientos i~mportantes, los que habran
Gle capacitar q muchos j6venes nues-
tros para poder descollar algun dia en-
csc sport, 81 Sc tiene en- cuenta
que un estfmulo semejante es 10 Uni
co capaz de hacer que pueda llegar-
Sc a orientaciones deinidas y preci-
sas en- la materia.
Gregorio Vargas Rosa, cuyo nom
bre de guerra es Battling Rosa, ha
sido de los escasisimos boricuas que
Sc han distinguido en- esa clase dc
concursos, alcanzando sus actuaciones
sucesivas victorias, gracias 4
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-16

SUI poder en- ell punch SUI maravi-
llosa re~sistencia y su agilidad de mo-
vimientos asombrosa, TODD 10 cual lie
ha permitido ~alcanzar Ia doble coro-
ma que hoy ostenta.
Puede decirse que la de Battling ha
sido la mejor performance boricua
en- Ell dificil arte de los pufos, rudien
do decirse que Ell joven boxeador pa
rece que deja para mas tarde la hala-
gtiena perspective de IN canine abier
to a c~onquistas mejores, siempre que
halle en- su brecha Quienes cooperen
en- sus empefios.
Ell campe6n peso puma, no hay du-
da que realizara entire nosotrcs n
buena campaia, que, acaso, Sc traduz-
ca en- su mejor training para lu-
chas y encuentros futuros, donde Ell
viril sport no este imbecilmente
c%atalogado entire los delitos comunes.
Ademas de las mencionadas, 81 Jo-
ven Vargas ha hecho prevale ger la
-kssrA-A &At A4st -
contendencia de sus pu1os en- mnchas
otras ocasiones dignas, de menci6n,
hacienda aer laureies boxistices en-
cada una de elias, imponiendosa So
bre rivales temibles a quienes Ia dor
mido por la via del x. o., en- medic
de la general expectation del pdbltco.
admirado del arte limpio y noble del
muchacho.
Este joven, segtin decinlos al prin-
cipio. es ell que dara lecciones practi-
cas- de boxeo en- 81 ..club Jack Demp-
sey'', recientemente establecido aqui,
y de SECURE que su '~actuaci6n atleti-
ca habra de recibir la aceptacion de
todos los ~afcionados, que en- realidad
de verdad, son incontables.
Mucha suerte al pngil, y que SUI &C
tuaci6n aqui sea ell origen de Ia le-
gislaci6n correspondence.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-16
Sc VENDE

Con grandes facilidades para ell
pago una hermosa Residential en- la
Gale America Salas, .parada 20, la
cual tiene siete dormitorios I'm mira
dor, dos garages midiendo ell solar
646 metros. Al comprador Sc lie re-
gala un automovii de siete pasaje-
ros-Informaran "Sucs. de Jose Fer
nandez", Tetuan 38, Teiefono 293,
San Juan
Ell automovil esta en- un garage de
a Parroquia Sagrado c. de JESUS.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-06
Recupero la saIud perdida

Jose Cubero, de Habana, Cuba, nos
sscribe: 'Un hijo mio sufria de escalo-
frios fiebre desde hacia tres rfleses
hasta que por fin Sc le administr6 el
TONICO ANTIFEBRIL Y FERRJJ-
GINOSO DE LEONARDO. Esto Ia
rcstablecio por complete y desde entonces
esta gozando de una salud perfecta."
II IONICO ANTIFEBRIL Y FE-
RRUGINOSO DE LEONARDO des-
truye- los germcneS de Ia malaria que
exlsten Ell la sangre, y comparte Al
ORGANISING nueva fuerza vitalidad. Ha
cuTado otros, por 10 tanto, 10 curar.
I'd. ,tambien.
FL TONICO ANTIFEBRIL Y FF-
RRUGINOSO DE LEONARDO sc
vende condici6n de que deyelvemos 81
dinero 81 los resuitados no son satisfac-
torios. Pida LEONARDO al farnaceu-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-06
bIR. WHITLEY HA SIDo NoMBRA
DO PRESIDENTE DE LA CAMARA
DE LOS CoMUNES

LoNORES, Die. 4. Gable Frances
Aver reuni6se en- session extraordina-
ria la nueva C&mara de los Comunes
f'u6 elccto presidente de la misma por
unaninldad Mr.. whitley.
Al entrar al salon Mr.. Baldwin Y los
hderes de los diversos partidos fueron
calurosamente aplaudidos. Los conser.
yadores formaran ell partido que traba-
jara con Ell Gobierno, los Laboristas
forman la oposicion Y los iberales han
escogido ell termino medic entire ambus
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-06

PARIS, Die. A. (cable Frances.)=
Ell presidente INFERNO del Directorio de
Espafa, el alnirante Magaz. ha con-
vocado & todos los directories de los dia-
rios MadS1leiios una conferencia con
al fin de hacer una llamada su pa
triotismo en- defensa del Rey Alfonso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-06

PARIS, Die. 4. (oable Frances.>-
FL vaIor del franco cada dia va mejo-
rando hallandose actualmente una
altura en- su valor verdaderamente sa-
tisfactoria.
Esta meioria en- ell precio que ha al
canzado el franco Sc debe principal
mente las demands importantes que
Sc haE hecho en- las bolsas de Inglate
rra Wall Street.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-06
IatereSanteS Manifestations.
Continuation de la 8a. pag.

ciaria, Manicomio, Leprocomio, Escue-
la Reformatoria para Ninas; Institute
de Nihos Ciegos; Extension del Sana-
torio de Tuberculosos, termination de
b la Escuela Superior de San Juan, es-
cuelas rurales, hospitales de Distrito,
Cortes de Distrito, Escuelas rurales,
escue1as consoidadas, Residen-
cias para Granjas Agricolas. El pro
yecto del Capitolio Tnsular, descrito
en- informes anteriores; fue terTnina-
do hace meses con un presupuesto to-
tai de $1,1o0, 455. SO, despues de prac-
tieada su revision, y por cuya sur1a
Sc anuncio la subasta para Ell dia Il
de julio.
La construction del edificio desti.
nado al Cuerpo de Administrator pa
ra Ell Lcprocomio, ha sido contratada v
Sc espera su termination para dentro
de un par de meses.
Ell contrato para la construction
de Is casetas, sala de operaciones CO.
A4CAOA GA ca PAOCOLlAO AO OelA1pACA
adJudicado igualmente esta en- cons
truccion.
Los proyectos para ia construction
de Cortcs de Distrito Institute de
Redic;na. Tropical toean su fin, 3
al mlsmo t1empo Sc presta atencion
los de construction del Nuevo Mani
comic, Hospitales de Distrito y otros
de menor importancia, que han de
construirse con cargo a la partida de
los SIS 900 900 apuntados, ademas
esta Division ha dado comienzo a la
construction de escuelas rurales ell
'distintos municipios de la Isla, con
cargo a la asignacion de $500 90. 90
acordada por la Legislature ese fin.
Ell total de obras ejecutadas por Ia
Division de Edificios p1blcos durante
el ano fiscal que expira, asciende q
la suma de S1,127, SIT. 95 que superb
en- mucho las actividades del trabajo
de construction en- 6pocas preteritas.
Esta cantidad representa- un aumento
de I'M 72 por ciento sobre la ,inverti-
da ell aio fiscal. Ell promedio mas alto
obtenido en- epocas anteriores fue du-
rante Ell afo fiscal 192o-21, epoca en-
que Sc construyeron edifcios por va
lor de $1,000 900, pero debe tenerse
en- consideration sin embargo, que
dentro de esta suma Sc comprendian
mas de $50O,ooo 90 gastados en- la
construction del Barrio obrero de
Martin PeEa; mientras que en- ell pre-
sente afio la cantidad de trabajo eje-
cutado esta distribuida entire un sin
rllmero de edificios grandes peque-
nos EN- todas las mnncipalidades dc
la Isia, requiriendo provision adicio-
nal y por consiguiente ell personal
competente necesario -
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CONSERVATION, REPARACIoN Y
RECONSTRUCTION DE EDIFIoIos

Ella reparacion y conservation de
edifcios pdblicos es uno de los deberes
de esta Division. Afio tras aflo Sc ha
namado la atenci6n de la Legislatu-
ra respecto a la inadecuada asignaci6n
de que Sc dispone para la conservaI
cion de edificios publicos, algunos de
estos por cierto bastante Antiques
Por tanto, vamos recomendar que
la cantidad de sos. 600 90 destinada
la conservation de edifcios publicos
insulares sea aumentada en- un valor
sufciente para cubrir cumplidamente
las necesidades de este servicio.
Registra este servicio en- este aIio
un deficit de 2,S46 80 que ha sido Gu
bierto con transferencias especiales"
Ell FRANCO sUBE DE vALoR EN-
LAS BOLSAs AMERICANS E
INGLESAS
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HABLE iNGLES EN- rs MINUTOS

Por Grantamo
UNIVERSAL sT-(
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Reception Room Attractive

Entering the house from the front
porch, one is admitted into the recep-
ton room, square in shape and of gen
erous proportions From this room a
winding stairway leads up to the sec
ond floor. A lovely inlaid console table
with corresponding chairs is used in
this room. Through a large opening
to the left one enters the living ROOM
made unusually CHEEKY by its double
bay window on the east, and on south
in the middle of the south wall, is a
fireplace constructed of stone-colored
marble with heavy mantel.
A double opening with French doors
separates the living room from the
dining room, which lies just to the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-03
COLD WINDS ARE
HOME REMINDERS
Winty Blasts Increase Urge
for Home Ownership,

When the winter winds blow and
discomforts that often accompany
them manifest themselves, how many
men and women, look longingly into
the f1re-hghted windows Of some cozy
little home and wish that they had
home Of their own?
Mr.. Archie Kimmick, of the Indiana
Builders Corporation, SOC Guaranty
building, explains plan their COM
pany offers TO prospective home
builders that relieves them Of much
'pf their responsibility. If a man
already owns a piece of property he
may consider undesirable, this COM
pany will take it at It's appraised
value and dispose of it and turn this
amount towards the building Of a new
home and not only do this but give
the owner the right to occupy the old
property while the new house is be-
ing constructed.
While this company is putting up
many houses of the more expensive
type, many are of the moderate
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-03
SAVING IS BASIS
Of MUCH SUCCESS
Only PurpoSeIesS Man Finds
Saving Difficult,

1t is the man without purpose who
finds it so very hard to save-then
when middle age comes. or some emer-
gency arises, he is unable to meet the
crisis. The easy road to amassing
wealth has not yet been found-it is
the hard road that Is the profitable
one.
The Fletcher Avenue Saving & Loan
Association has prepared a series of
charts for the benefit of people who
are interested. Whether you are in
terested in saving enough to send
your children to school, or start them
in business, there should be some sys-
tematic method to reach the goal.
BY the payment Of one dollar, one
hundred or one thousand dollars into
the Fletcher Avenue Saving & Loan
Association, the depositor starts a
foundation that helps to build itself
It is firm foundaton-each dollar
Of dividends adds to the initial amount.
With regular help, dividends COM
pounded semi-annually. viii build what
is most desired-a partnership in bust
ness, Il home, an education for the
children. or financial independence in
later Life.
The only requisite really essential is
the motive for saving. the will power
to stick and the knowledge Of where
to put the money to best advantage
the place where it will grow most rap
idly. For thirty-three years this COM
pany with five million dollars OF as
sets, has paid six per cent dividends
compounded semi-annually.
The new Year is the proper time
to start some systematic plan Of saw
ing. Remember that any money paid
into this company on or before Jan. II
will begin to draw interest at the rate
Of 6 per cent from the first day of
January.
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Almost centering a lot that is 800
feet long and IT'S feet wide, the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Schlensker, 1890
n. Illinois St. seems ideally situated
The house is built Of wide siding
painted white. the generally square
plan being relieved by the bay win
dow arrangement in both the upstairs
and downstairs.
A beautiful, winding drive leads up
from the south corner Of the lawn to
the four-car garage. Great forest
trees droop protectingly over this
drive. as do the smaller hydrangea
and lilac bushes. Tea tables, bird
baths. secluded seats as we'll as
flower garden, make the lawn a place
of rare charm in the summer months.
and even in the cold grip of winter
it holds the spell of fairyland.
A wide porch, with foundation and
walls of buff brick, stretches out to
the driveway. A tall, stately chimney
on the south furnishes a note OF ar
chitectural interest.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-03

Of cockatoos who do various tricks.
The. Saytons are acrobats and gym
nasts. John Swqr and Frank ]. Con
row are blackface entertainers offer
ing 1.-The Pleasure Smokers"
The screen offers THE Day of
Faith" which was directed by Tod
Browning from Arthur Somers
Roche's story.
Other attractions on view today are:
1.-THE Music Box Revue" at English's;
1.-THE Fool" at the, Murat; Rae Sam
uels. at Keith's; "All in Fun" at the
Capitol: Hello Jake Girls" at the
Broadway; The Forbidden Lovers" at
the Isis; movies and variety acts at
the Lincoln Square; laundering
Dawn" at the Apollo; THE White
Rose" at the Ohio; THE Eternal
City" at the Circle, and Flaming
Youth" at Mister Smiths.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-03
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

her pocketbook and took out samples
of Dress goods silver looking and some
wonderful white goods.
Miss Hopper explained that Mrs.
Anderson was doing some shopping
for her.
Miss Hopper dubbed over with real
girlish enthusiasm as she examined
the dress goods.
(Which one do you like best?" Miss
Hopper asked me.
"Oh. the shiny silver one" said
with alarm.
am so much help on the question
of dress goods.
Then Miss Hopper came to my res
cue when she said to Mrs. Anderson:
II will take all three of them"
Oh, I was so much help.
AS we chatted I noticed that her
dressing table contained a bottle
called "F'acial Youth"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-03

But that is not the entire secret
Of the youthful appearance of this g.
year-old woman.
You have to go deeper than just the
skin. You have to look down into the
secret chambers of her heart and soul.
There you find the secret of youth Of
Edna Wallace Hopper. Facial surg
cry has given her a youthful look
ing face, but If Miss Hopper did not
have the spirit of youth in her soul
and heart, no surgeon could have
lifted thirty years off Of her face.
The secret of Edna Wallace Hop
per is really this-Live clean, normal
and beautiful lives. Think real
thoughts and have faith.
On Friday morning at IL o'clock,
Miss Hopper will give a special
matinee at the Lyric which will be at
tended by women only. Women will
be used on the stage. Not a man
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-03

as well as all other conveniences mark
this kitchen as one OF comfort and
modernity. A small pantry Is reached
from the kitchen and dining-room.
The upstairs plan includes a snowy,
white-tiled bathroom, two pleasant.
attractively furnished and comfortable
bedrooms and one spacious master
bedroom with glass curtains of fine
grenadine and drapes of rose-colored
silk
The walls are in neutral tint, with
and-painted rose sprays near the
ceiling in harmonizing shades OF rose
and pink. Two large closets provide
space for all clothing.
This home, so comfortable and Iva
BILE with all is striking example of
what may be accomplished by care
fully planned remodeung. Before the
improvements were made the house
was Of the ordinary type, without any
particular points of interest, while 1t
is now house OF unusual charm and
comfort.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-03

priced variety, 1t is not to be implied
that because houses are constructed
at moderate cost that they are
cheaply built or uninteresting IN
design.
This company takes great pride in
the house It builds; every bit Of de-
tail work, from the drawing up of the
plans to the completion of the house
is taken care of by this firm.
Particular attention is given
planning of the details of the interior
and the finishing in order that the
house may embody all the essentials
of comfort found in larger and more
expensive houses.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-03
Eere Man Invades Dressing Room of 81
Year Flapper to Discover Her Secrets

how young this really remarkable
woman is in looks and spirit.
The thing that surprised me was
that this 62-year- old woman uses less
makeup than chorus girl of THE
Music Box Revue" I really expect.
ed to see her face painted like a pic
ture.
There was makeup wisely placed, of
course. but the skin upon which the
trimming was placed looked young.
There is no old age in the eye of Edna
Wallace Hopper. That was the thing
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-03

mirror Horrors! My face looked
the oldest. Oh, hum. She was dis
covering my secrets.
She Buys Three New Dresses
During Our Little Talk
The dressing room table was not
covered with beauty paints, powder
and the like. That 1 noticed. Her
dressing table is probably as orderly
and well kept as any college girls
in a fashionable girls school. OF
course there was some bottles con-
tanning aids to beauty, but not
large number.
A Mrs. Anderson came to the door
Come right. in" said Miss
Hopper.
Mrs. Anderson, who is the mother
of one Of the toe dancers in the
revue at the Lyric this week, opened
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which startled me. Her eyes are not
weary with age, because she has kept
youth in her heart and mind.
When 1 arrived at the theater, Miss
Hopper was just completing her first
show before the usual standing room
only audience. I was invited to her
dressing room. 1 told her l was after
secrets and she assured me that her
DIRE ssing room mirror was the place to
make the discovery.
She looked into a large mirror My
face also was reflected in the same
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-03
Widely Known Sportsman Dies

BIZ Tunes NpectdE
HAMMOND, Ind, Jan. 3.-John w.
Millikan, 60, widely known sportsman
OF northern Indiana, is dead at his
home He was formerly editor of the
Crown Point Register and one Of the
organizers Of the Lake County Fish
end Game Protective Association.
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y WALTER D. HICKMAN
ENT calling the other after

- 1 wanted to find out just
~ young Edna Wallace Hopper
%eally is.
/ In private life it is understood that
|she is G. years old, but in looks
well, will have to admit it, Miss
Hopper looks like a young girl Of 90
went back stage at the Lyric for
the purpose of playing beauty de-
tective." 1 wanted to find out just
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-03

west. Immediately to the west OF the
dining room is the sun parlor. break
fast room.
A very beautiful Renaissance de-
sign was chosen for the furniture for
the dining-room of high ceilings and
dignihed bay window. The crystal
pendant shower light in this room is
altogether In keeping with the charac-
ter of the, room, as are the heavy
blue Grapes. which repeat the color
of the tapestry in the chairs.
Full-lengh pongee drapes lure the
sunshine into the combination sun par
lor and breakfast room. Grayish-green
reed furniture, with bright uphol-
stery, reflects the cheer that mani
tests itself in this little room, which
overlooks the beautiful and spacious
grounds.
Kitchen Comfortably Large
The very small kitchens of many
houses lack the interest that such a
larger kitchen has, An electric range
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will be present. At this special morn
ing matinee she will talk frankly to
the women.
Winter has the right to claim Miss
Hopper, but the spring time in her
beart has melted all the ice.
A wonderful woman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-03
New Show Opens Today
At the Palace Theater

Nellie Jay and her feminine band is
the featured spot on the new bill open
ing at the Palace today. Lila Kallo-
ran, dancer and songster, is fea-
tured. The Casting Campbells is an
old circus aerial troupe that is filing
short contract IN vaudeville before
returning to the "big-top" in the
spring. Jackie and Billie are a pair