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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-19
Ell Padre Bennassar, de AhascO, asegura como
caballero y hOmadO', que tOdO cuanto Sc dijO
del supuestO milagrO es ciertO
Fl ST. Dury, SecretarO Executive de Ia Union Evangeica
invita- las autOrdades cat0icas que nOmbren un repre-
sentante para que en- union de m redactOr de N MundO'
un evangeIcO Sc rasaden AlascO nvestigar e case

Extraordinario revuelo ha producido
en- los circulos religiosos de la isla Ell
reciente case de Ailasco. Unos, 10 ME
gan rotundamente; y aportan pruebas
para demostrar la falsedad del supues-
to milagro; otros aseguran con ell tes-
timonio de sus palabras que el curioso
suceso ocurri6 tai y como ha sido pu-
b1icado. a.
A los prirneros y los segundos, he
mos escuchado, dandole publicidad a
sus opiniones respectivas con respecto
a la veracidad falsedad del case, cum
pliendo con la declaration que hici-
mos al publican los detalles del asun-
to en- ell sentido de que nos haciamos
eco del mismo titulo de simple infor
macion, sin comentarlo nj pretender
darle visos de verdad 81 era un infun-
dio desmentirlo en- Ell case de que
fuera un hecho cierto.
A la carta que nos dirigi6 ell sabado
ell senior Drury, invitando a un repre-
sentante nuestro para que, en- union
suya y de un miembro de la Iglesia
Catolica, Sc trasladara en- Comision al
pueblo de Aiiasco con ell fin de investi
gar sobre el terreno Ell supuesto mila-
gro, contestamos aceptando la invita-
cion, siempre v cuando que fuera, CO.
mo ofrece ell senior Drury, un .cat6lico
en- dicha comision. Aver recibimos la
siguiertte carta' del sefior Drtiry, supIi-
cando a las autoridades cat6licas que
nombren un representante para que
Use, traslade en- union de los otros dos co
misiopados al pueblo de Aiiasco.
i,gsan iguan, RI. febrero As 1924 ;,
Sr. Director de Ell MUNDO,
san Juan. p. r assse
Sefor:
Deseo expresarle mis- mas cumpIi-
das gracias por la inserci6n de mi car
ia del sabado en- su edicion de hoy.
Como usted acepta la proposition que
hice en- cuanto 6sta Sc refere al nom
bramiento Ole uno de sus redactores pa
ra formar parte de una comisi6n para
ir a Afiasco con ell fin de averiguar la
verdad acerca del supuesto castigo de
un joven en- Ell temple evangelico de
dicho pueblo, por medic de estas lineas
deseo suplicar las autoridades cato
licas que nombren su Representative en-
la comisi6n (que es Ell iinico que falta
para completarla), enviando usted
su nombre, para que podamos ponernos
de acuerdo en- cuanto al viaje Aiias-
CO..
Esperanto que esta carta sc publi-
que en- su edici6n de maiiana, y con
graeias anticipates,
Atentamente suyo,
p. w. DRURY,
Secretario Executive de la Union
Evangelical de Puerto Rico.
10 QUE DICE Ell PADRE
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-19
EUGENIO MARIA DE HOSToS

Sc comenta muy favorablen1ente
que bajo este rubro, Y iniciativas
del senior Juan G. Benftez, agitase
la idea de agruparse los mayagiieza-
nos, residences en- San Juan, fin de
constituir una institution con fines
altamente altruistas.
Entire los compueblanos, ha cafdo
muy bien esta idea, Y son muchos va
los elementos valiosos que hemos
dido hacer manifestations tendencies
a prestar su decidida ayuda al seiior
Benitez, a fin de que el exito corone
este proyecto.
!Venga la Legion Mayagiiezana!
UNA GUAGUA ROMPE UN
POSTE DE LA LUZ
En- ell Barrio Obrero, la guagua
"Vigo' propiedad de Aniceto Her
nandez Y guiada por Jose Jimenez
choco con un poste de la luz cleo
trica rompiendolo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-19
PIso--

MIR. A. BeImar, Representan-
tie de la United States SteIl
Products Company.
Lcdo. Jose L. Pesquera,
Lcdo. Ramon S. Pesquera,
Mariana r. Pesquera
Lcdo. j. j. Ortiz Alibran
Mr.. Mark r. Dull. Represen-
tante de la National Paper and
Type Co. y American News Co.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-19
10 QUE DICE Ell PADRE
BENNASSAR

A prop6sito de este curioso inciden
te. que tanta discussion ha suscitado
entire cat6licos protestantes, el Padre
Bennassar, de Afiasco, nos ha remiti-
do las siguientes lineas, en- las cuales,
asegura, t'como caballero honrado'',
que todo 10 que Sc dijo acerca del SUI
puesto milagro es cierto.l
Ell Padre Bennassar declara 10 81
guiente:
ssPor fin contesta ell Pastor Protes-
tante de Aiiasco en- una hoja suelta,
fecha enero 29-1924, al articulo que es
cribio ell Rvdo. Padre Arancibia en-
tLa verdad", que lleva por titulo
sACRILEGIo Y sU cAsTIGo EN-
ANASCO.
Me alude a mi, cuando dice: ttifEl
Padre Bennassar, de este pueblo. que
mejor que nadie podria hablar en- este
asunto, y que al fin Sc ha desengafa.
do de la ridicula comedia, no ha escri-
to NADIA en- la prensa. FL es I'm hom
bre honrado, todo un cabalIero, y como
tai ha sabido mantenerse en- esta oca,
si6n!" Como quien dice: 81 6l habla
ra, serfa digno de creerse., Pues bien;
COMO CABALLERO Y HoNRADo
que ellos mismos confesan que soy
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-19

Nos completeness en- informar,. que,
terminada satisfactoriamente nuestra
dificultad por orden de la Corte Fe-
deral ha vuelto nuestro negocio ma
nos de sus directories, asumiendo otra
vez la gerencia ell sR. RAMON Z.
OTERO.
IMPORT SALES & BUSINESS
AGENCY INC.
(Frente al Teatro Mpal.) Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-19

Ell MUNDo felicita la sefiorita
Marquee por este triunfo, esperanto
que su augusta reinado sefiale una epo
ca en-. nuestros anales carnavalescos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-19
DEcLARAcIoNEs EscR1TAs

En- los hearings del senado, los Sres.
Jordan, Lastra, Bird y Gonzalez Mena
presentaron sus declaraciones por es-
critic y todas Sc hicieron incluir en- los
records del hearing.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-19

Ell Gobernador Goats, en- union de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-19

En- Ell escrutinio final de aver, Sc
guian disputandose la palma las mis-
mas candidates. Parece que entire los
admiradores de las cuatro gentiIes as
pirantes al trono de la algeria carnava
lesca, Sc estableci6 una discreta lu-
cha estrategica en- que cada grupo es
per6 con cierto tacto ell momento de-
finitivo, w.. vencieron los mas en-
tusiastas, sacando Reina de la alegre
soberania a la distinguida y bella da-
mita, de Lares, sefiorita Ana Marquee,
quien resulto, triunfante por una ma
yoria abrumadora de votos.,
Ell resultado del escrutinio final fue
como sigue:
Ana Marquee 6463 votos; Silvia Fe-
rrer 1850 votos; Ana Calder6n $50 vo-
tos; y Mercedes vachier 625 votos.,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-19
EN- Ell CoMITE DE AsUNTos
INSULARES

Ma1ana martes (hoy) en- las sesiones
ejecutivas del Comite de Asuntos In
sulares de la Camara Sc disponen con-
siderar los Proyectos de Ley referen-.
tse Puerto Rico.
~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-19

Toda persona que desee te-
ner una buena oficina, y que
esta sea c6moda, fresca, en-
sitio centrico y con todo ell
comfort mas exigente no pier
Ga tempo en- visitarlas, sin
compromise. Solo disponemos
de cinco oficinas.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18
Weekly Book ReUietO.
BOOK ReUIeIO---
Gaze Man Walks in and Takes
on European Manners and Wife

polished. But Amos was always
essentially wild. regular bear. The
early training of Amos made ii
possible for this bear to tie up ant
later on murder the husband of the
Princess. The world didn't know
that the Princess had an educated
pig for a husband. Her husband was
one Of those delightful oily male
pigs, who gets his money and his ex-
element where he can find it.
Amos, the bear, had the old
fashioned idea OF punching the face
OF anyone who dared to injure the
Princess. Women fall for this hero
stun and Uncle soon learned that his
polished method Of smoothing out
difficulties by the aid of check
book was not romantic at all, but
often very effective.
For some reason I was more in
terested in David Fontenay. the
painter of portraits OF charming ana
wealthy ladies. than I was in the
Gear of an Amos. Fontenay was a
philosopher and wise in the ways of
he world His blase continental
polish was not effective in his battle
against the stone age qualities "a
LIMOS.
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Splendid But

During the entire $40 pages Of
THE Coming Of Amos" my atten-
ton was held to the very last, but
had the feeling that even the au-
thor became confused a wee bit
when his formula had to be applied
10 so many characters. Some Of EN-
had TO find happy soul mates or some
sort Of a companion. But uncle re-
ceived only-well read it yourself.
The solution. after the formula
had been applied, To the various
problems did not satisfy me al.
though I became so excited over the
hook that I fingered in my study
chair one morning until the clock
licked off the uncivilized hour Of
ten minutes 10 FIVE.
Smart writing. Elegant concep-
ton Of characterization but I feel
that Locke didn't distribute his
awards as he should. And yet, who
can tell
For exquisite smartness get hold
Of n copy OF THE Coming Of Amos. d"
Locke viii give YOU something to
thInk about.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18
WOMEN SHOPPERS
PROBLEM SOLVED

And now. at last, women shoppers
can get real service from garage
managers during the busy shopping
hours when the parking problem
nearly drives them 10 desperation.
T.. L. Tribhy. manager Of PauIs GA
rage and Auto Laundry. c4S-@50 n.
Capitol Ave. has announced a spe.
cial shopping service for the hours
between "A. m. ana s p. m,
They may stop at the garage take
a driver with them 10 their destina-
ton. and the driver takes the car 10
the garage until she calls ur until
the time she wishes It again The
driver service is no extra charge and
the storage is at a nominal fee.
The desire 10 solve the parking
problem. which has indeed become
serious one, has prompted Trlhby
70 put this service into operation At
present he operates the driver scrv.
ice only during the day. but hopes
to extend it into the later part ~
the day to accommodate the theatcr
crowds.
His spacious fire-proof garage IN
spires confidence and an infalllble #
fort 10 servo invites patrons 10 r.
turn.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18
RESTAURANTS ARE
WELL EQUIPPED
BYLOCAL JOBBERS
John W, Trenck & Sons Have
Large Stock of High
Grade Goods.

Behind the scenes in a hotel res
taurant has an indescribable fas-
clnatiol for nearly everybody. Just
AS the table appointments make you
want to come back again or not.
Both are skilfully equipped by John
W. Trenck & Son. jobbers OF china
and glass and silver for restaurants.
ho5els, Sc fountains and clubs.
They have recently moved inio
new quarters at l27 ". Georgia St.
where the' nave four floors Of rooms
for their many lines OF stock Thus
an order of medium size may be
dlled in an hour time and never
takes longer than a day.
This company handles the very
best lines OF hotel china and glass
ware. ana nigh grade Of Rogers
brothers table silver. including the
service dishes. teapots and salt ana
peppers. A club or fraternity crest
IAN he added at a nominal cost and
The open stock assures customers
hat any piece may be replaced IL
the shortest notice
An additional line Of household iru
ported table china is included IL
their stock. and is sold to depart.
ment stores and small tea rooms.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18
PIMPl Y?NELL, DON'TBE
People Notice It. Drive Them
Off With DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets.

A pimplv face viii MOI embarrass ven
much longer if you get q package of
i,r. Edwards Olive Tablets. The skin
should begin To clear after you have
aiken n. tablets q few nights
cleanse rho blood bowels ana liver
with D. Edwards olive Tablets. the
successful substitute for calomel. there's
nee sickness or pain after taking them
Dr. Edwards olive Tablets do that
which cIiom.I does and just a. effec-
lively. bUt their action is gentle and
safe instead Of severe and Irritating.
No one who takes olive Tablets is
over cursed with 4 dark brown taste "
a bad breath dull iistless. mo good"
feeling. roustipa, i"u. torpid liver, bad
disposition or piInply face.
Olive Tablets are q purely vegetable
compound mixed with olive oil: you
will know them ny their olive color.
DR.. Edwards spent years among pa
.tients afflicted with liver and bowel
Complaints and Olive Tablets are the
Immensely effective result. Take one or
two nightly fer week. see how much
better you feel and look. 13c and 50c
advert jSrrncnf
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18
RAINBOW BEAUTY
SHOPPE TRAINS
GIRLSFOR WORK
Complete Line Of Marcel
ParIor Equipment in
Addition to School.
Every woman owes it to hers,

Every woman owes it to herself.
ner family, and her friends. to took
her best " SAYS Vivian Dean Of In
diana busiest school Of Beauty
Cultl re. the Rainbow Academy Miss
Norton taught the first organized
class Of beauty culture, in the city
ot indianapolis, some nine years ago.
This class was organized and taught
at the old Johnson Hat and Beauty
-Shoppe formally At Thirty-F'ourth
ana Illinois SITS.
The Rainbow organization occupies
eight large we'll lighted and wei
ventilated rooms on the second floor
o. the Stewart Bldg, corner Of ohio
and Illinois SITS. where their
students receive, practical ex-
rerlence on live models. under the
ST pervision OF competent. success
ful teachers. The student Is not
only taught the theory Of beauty
culture. but At the same time IS
taught how to put the theory into
practice.
Ninety-five per cent 81 the student
work is on live models. all branches
# beauty culture IS taught and a
rec clinic Is maintained for the pub
ic whore they can obtain student
work free Of charge. Fer nine years
Mrs Norton. has been helping girls
nd women to better their position
m life. training Them from n Wen
paying position, or a business Of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18
SERVICE WITH
TIRE PURCHASE

Free road service 20 tire customers
was an original plan with the Quick
Service Company at North and NJ
ridIan SITS. Nine years ago this
service company began business
with three service cars. Today they
are operating eleven cars with spe-
cial built one-rnan bodies. They are
all painted red and the company en-
blem. a Kangaroo. ready TO jump 10
serve you," adorns each of them.
Charles T. Kaiser. manager. as.
serts that the sixteen men employed
20 drive the service cars are expert
tire men and the ten others in the
shop are skilled workmen who can
he depended upon.
A recent addition to the service
Of this concern IS a battery charging
stotton in which Presto Lite bat
terics are used exclusively.
e. The vulcauizing department is
equipped with an up.to-date Ke-
Hawke machine. supplemented with
the Hawkinson repairing system
which is recorded as being the best
and most improved method Of repair
ing pneumatic tires.
Only United states tires are sold.
But you can get a tire for any make
ear at the shortest notice in this
shop. And thrown In with IT is the
satisfaction Of knowing that o serv-
ice in an emergency Is ever at YOUR
command
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18
SAYS KIDNEYS CLOG
AND NEED FLUSHING

When your kidneys hurt and your
back feels sore don't get scared and
proceed to load your stomach with q
lot of drugs that excite the kidneys
and irritate the entire urinary tract
Keep your kidneys clean like YOU
keep your bowels clean. by flushing
them with 2 mild. harmless salts
which helps to remove the body
urinous waste and stimulates them
70 their normal activity. The tunc-
ton of the kidneys is TO filter the
blood. In - hours they strain from
If 500 grains Of acid and waste so
we can readily understand the vital
importance Of keeping the kidneys
active.
Drink lots Of good water-you
can't drink too much: also set from
any pharmacist about four ounces
of Jad salts: take a tablespoonful in
glass Of water before breakfast
each morning for a few days and
your kidneys may then act fine.
This famous salts IS made from the
acid Of grapes and lemon juice.
combined with uthia. and has been
used for years TO help clean and
stimulate clogsed kidneys: also 10
neutralize the acids in the system
50 they are no longer q source If ir-
>ritatiou. thus often relieving blad-
De- weakness
Jad salts is Inexpensive: can not
iniure: makes a delightful eaerves-
-ent uthia-water drink. which every
me should take now and then to
help keep their kidneys clean and
active. Try this: also keep mp the
water drinking and no doubt YOU
will wonder what became Of your
kidney trouble and hachache. By all
means have your physician examine
YOUR Kidneys ar least twice year.
Advertisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18


ducing. If these were elective,
THERE WOULDN'T BE A FAT
Nan OR WOMAN IN THE COUN-
THY today, as GETS. exercises.
ereame and old remedies have been
tired for years. Do not think for
minute that yeg can take Of fat BY
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II cannot be done. / personally know
the herrer Of being fat went
through II Not only did / feel
ashamed Of my figure. but worse
StIll- never was 81 ell or hzppy like
the rest Oh. the gsrls-I always had
pans II ny back or limbs. nv feet
zched. my head vas dxzy-AI,L
THAT BECAUSE WAS OVER
TAXING Ny FRAME WITH 90
POCNI1S Of EXCESS FAT WHICH
NATURE DID NOT INTEND FOR
NE To CARRY. ] had speu- : small
iorrune trying evervIug known 70 re
oOeet bat never succeeded until I
found cot about 'SAN-GRT ma the
discovery OF q French scientist. who
mas devoted his life 20 the study OF
obesity and has been able 10 cor.-
pound IN a small. tasteIess tablet the
ingredients necessary TO gradually
ana safely eliminate fat from the
pody- II you want 70 reduce and az
the same time improve YOUR health.
&c to-day 70 your drug store, get :
'Sak-GRI-NA'). take two small tab
go down. 'SAE-GRT-NA' Is GUAR
only does II 10 away with fat. but II
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18

New hooks Of fiction at the
indianapolis Public Library in.
clude- The Gallants. Follow
ing According TO Their Wont
the Ladies" by f. Darlington.
pseud "Sembal." by GEber.
Canaan; New Candidte. by
John Cournos: "One Little
Boy by Hugh De SeIngcourt;
White Monkey" by John Gals
worthy: "Srffs. by Melbourne
Garahan; "Under-London." by
Ctephen Grama; Enchanted
Hin" by P. B. Kyne: story If
a W-him. by Mrs. O. L. II.
Lutz; Tomorrow and Tomor-
row" by Stephen McKenna.
Red Of the Redfields." by Mrs.
G. l. 81 Richmond. Deep in
the Hearts Of Men" by NJ. L
Waller; 'PrilIilg;rl. by Carolyn
Wells; Glory Hole. by S. l..
White: Second Chance" by
Mrs. y. NJ. Woodrow.
New children books inClEde:
Africa. Australia and the
Islands of the Pacific" by \. h.
Allen; "Peep-Show Man" by
padraic C0lum. Good Amer
can Vacation Lessons by F.
W Danielson and Wilhelmina
Stooker; story Key 10 Geo
graphic Names" by o. u. Won
Engeln and Mrs. ]. y. (Ml Ur-
quhart: Good Dog Book.
Children or the Cliff" by Belle
Wiley and q W. Edick
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18

There are no records 10 show that
any human beings have been buried
alive in the United States in the las,
ten years
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18
ADVICE MAY BE SOUGHT
Expect to Ask Commission for Fig
ures OF Road Costs.

State highway commission may
be asked Tor impartial figures on
comparative cost II paving Marion
County roads with gravel or stone
aggregate. County Commissioner
John NcCloskey said.
Local gravel men insist a boycott
is costing local taxpayers $500. 900 a
year 10y purchase Of higher priced
crushed stone. Commissioners John
Kitley and Albert Hoffman deny
this. saying the stone makes better
roads. McCloskey said the othei
officials refuse 10 look at cost Tx
ures.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18
BY WALTER D. HICKMAN
comes Amos. a regular cav.

n comes Amos, a regular cave
man. born and reared in the
wilds of Australia
Amos enters the smart European
studio villa of his uncle, David
Fontenay. not so far away from
Monte Carlo.
The villa was the last word in
smartness. Amos, on arriving.
didn't know that people changed
heir clothes for dinner in the eve
ming.
You will meet Amos in The Com
ing of Amos, by William ]. Locke
and published by Dodd. Mead & Co.
Reports on my desk show that this
book is now one Of the best sellers
Amos might have been a terrible
dumbbell when it comes to society
and smart strutting. but he had a
terrible weapon with which TO bat
tie WORKOUT society. Youth,
powerful youth and a magnificent
body. was his weapon. And when
he became educated" TO the point
of being safe in rapid and smart
society. Amos walked away with
the smart but wise Russian princess
by the name of RamirOff.
The uncle Of Amos. a middle-aEed
painter and fashionably wealthy.
looked upon the youthful and adven-
turous princess as the companion
Of the winter Of his years. But
culture. talent and even art were
knocked into the waste basket when
Amos decided that the princess was
made for him.
Youth vs. Age
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18
Youth vs.. Age

Uncle had no chance when this
lid man of an Amos became
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18

| WAS FAT
now | ONLY WEIGH 1870 POUNDS
Took Oft SO Pounds in 8 Weeks-No Diets, Exercises,
Creams Dangerous Drugs Worthless Reducing Girdes
Read About "SAN-GRI-NA" Latest French Way
to Take Off FAIRS Safe and Lasting
Dear Pat Folks etrua not be fooled By
ms os lotion
Richmond planet., 1924-07-05
Moorefield Storey and Congress-
man Dyer Address Meeting.
Spin6arn Medal Goes to Roland Hayes
JUDGE Ira Jayne and James n. SODDs
Deliver Great Speeches.

tude toward Negro labor, a great part
of which is continuing its ceaseless
swing toward the North and greater
freedom.
Dating from the days Of human
slavery" said the Congressman, when
all labor in the South was regarded as
menial and degrading, the Southern
states have been reluctant to recognize
the human rights of the working class
es. This reluctance Is acoentuated be-
cause of the additional fact that the
bulk of labor is done by the Negro,
whom the Democratic Solid South
does not regard as entitled to any
rights. On the other hand, the North,
from the days of the agitation against
slavery, has been the citadel and the
hope of free labor; labor tina. was Civ
en- lot only its right but was accorded
hulCr
"The northern industrial states have
been developed by free labor. For that
reason the northern Republican states
lead in the matter of all legislation
looking to the upliftment of working
Conditions. the improvement of indus
trial standards, and the protection OF
those who earn their living in the
sweat Of their brow"
Richmond planet., 1924-07-05

youngest daughter of the late Daniel
j. Farrar of that city. Her father was
a prominent contractor and builder in
Richmond and was 33rd degree Mas
On. Her mother was a school teacher
at the time of her marriage. Her grand
father the late Joseph Farrar, was
once city alderman, while the grand
parents on her mothers side were con
tractors and builders. Miss Farrar is
the niece Of DR.. A. W. G. Farrar, prom
inent physician and surgeon, also the
niece of the late Mrs. Maggie Farrar
Dismond first instructor in music at
the Hartshorn Memorial college OF
Richmond.
The coming Wedding is attracting
nationwide interest, as the groom is
nationally known and the bride is one
of Virginia's most beautiful women.
Her hand has been sought by many al
mirers who travelled from near anu
far.