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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-27

ONLY ONE SALE daElv means ezee p<r
 month. five saless -S1-oeos mSuthH. MaHm CT side -lfres mnrve1oaa new 4-lhL aSaHmx umneMime, addlas sub19cts. mHlff- pues divides. autem2 tfealnys speedy.. ac- rwr.re s3wrahle hanasame. ffve-year emzrnmree. rrememdeus demand. amazing Prufirs write quick for Hkera1 trial ct fer and prvfeeted terrftory- Lightnfng CznemHaaer Co., Dept 61-. Grand Rap bdsx Mich
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-27

ALL mer, women. boys, girls. IT to 65.
 willing to accept government positions. S117-$25G (traveling or stationary). write Mir. ozNent 267. St. Louis. Mo, imms- diately.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-27

MASTER SALESMAN-Aged 8B to 5B
 for special diplomatic personal s6aBeau- ing, where the clientage yon buald mm belongs to yourself; $250 per month Rwar- anteed for the first 10 months work to right man. Company we'll rated eStAA- make one independent for life and net S25,0O0 certain profit in first 3 year&. must be financially responsible: no Ews- cial experience necessary, but character personality, courage and industry szssem- tion: college men preferred, state age education, past occupation and earnings Age-Herald
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-07
Ell BANCo DE PONCE

Sc esta construyendo con notable pro
Sreso ct hermoso edificio del Banco de
Ponce al cual POGO lie falta va para
Lamar la atenci0n del forastero mas
exigente en- perspectivas. FL embelle-
cimiento de Ponce es eada vez mas
grandioso, v con ell alcantarilIado Dor
terminarse dentro de algunos meses. V
la basura que Sc ha recogido las ac-
tividades que han desplegado los oficfa
les de Sanidad, en- sanear la ciudad, no
hay que dudar que Ponce ha de corver.
tirse en- la Meca de Puerto Rico Ell no
lejano dfa.
Edificaci6n Sanidad debe ser ell
lena ponceno
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-07
DE LA COSTA SUR
(De Nuestro Redactor EN- Ponce)
la ALBANIA TRIUNFARA POR
1000 vOTOS

Hemos sido ii1fornados por el distin-
guido cabaliero seifor Cordero Matos,
de la Playa de Ponce, que las huestes
aliancistas tFiunfarfan en- la Pefla del
Sur por no menes de mil votos. Estos
cdlculos SON, como podrd apteciarse,
muy conservadores. pero esta es la uni
ca~manera de no equivoearse.
Ell candidate Alealde por los Ele-
fantes opina que los Puros- Socialistas
triunfardn por algo mas de 1000 votos,
v nuestro particular amigo Guillerfnito
Vivas Valdiyieso asegura que los allan
cistas triunfaran por no lnenos de tres
mil votos
Los senores Guadalupe Perez ell
Licencfado Brunei Green en- absolute
que Ia AIianza barrcrl todo a distrito.
Sc estan cclcbrando mftines en- los
distintos barrios de Ponce, y los ora
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-07
Ell MERCEDES Sc CONSTITUYO
LA JUNTA LOCAL DE LA ASO-
CIACION DE AGRICULTORES
EN- JUNCOS

Ell microbes pasado, dia primero
del etc., Sc constituyo en- Juncos Ia
Junta Local de la Asociacion de
Agricultores de Puerto Rico. Al acto
asistieron aIrededor de CIEN agri-
cultores de la municipalidad, quienes
Gemostraron palpablemente su gran
entusiasmo por el programa de Ia
Asociaci0n.
Tomaron parte en- dicho acto los
representatives de la Junta Directi-
va de la Association seiior Pablo Mo-
rales Cabrera, Rafael Ma. Gonzalez
Lodo. Rafael Arce y N. Quinonez Ca
bezudo. Tambien pronuncio un elo-
cuente discuso ell Sub Comisionado
de Agriculture y Trabajo DR.. Ba-
que, que fue acogido con muestras
dc grandes simpatfas por los concu-
rrentes.
Sc nombro la Directiva Local de
la Association, la cuaI quedo consti-
tuida de la Siguiente manera:
Pie. Clemente Santisteban;
Sec. Tomas Principe;
Tes. Ramon Ruibal;
Vocales: Arturo Collazo, Manue
Peiia. Maneul Mendez Jr., Miguel
Palou.
Consejero, Don Manuel Mendei
Dueno.
! AL terminar ell acto, Sc notaba er
F., el semblante de todos los presente!
el regocijo que sentian por la cor
dialidad que RENO en- 6l y por e
decidido empeno que mostraban to
dos aquellos agricultores porque 81
Association conquistara todos lo'
| triunfos que tiene marcados en- La
sinuosidades de un future cercano.
Reporter AgricoEa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-07
Los ESPOSOS f..
RliMOS ANT0NINI

Fin sr residential &c esta cfudad SO
encuentran enfeI1nos de cuidado ell cul
to caballero conOcido orador Indo
f. Ramos AntonilSi Y su bella esposa.
Hoy hace q,Iince dfas que amleos So
italian reclufdos en- CANA. asisfi6ndolos
.el doctor Owaldo Goyco. Esta Sucur
sal en- la que tienen muy buenos ami
gos los espesos Ramos Antonini. desea
que recobren cuanto antes la salud.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-07
LA TIFOIDEA CoMBaTIDA

El Departamento de Sanidad informa
que la tifoidea esta batiendose en- reti-
rada. Esta retirada es como La del
Ejercito alemdn: Sc lleya por defante
cuanto 'encuentra. vamos al grano
Han sidO denunciados la Oficina de
Sanidad de Ponce, hasta el viernes 8
de octlbre, los siguientes casos Positi-
vos III. en- que la sangre di6 reacci6n
incomplete. 81 . y negatives 4. Los de
reaccion incomplete han de conside-
rarse como casos de fiebre tffica, Sc
gun el eonnotado medico, doctor Sail
crnp llegan a 2lS.
(CoAltintla en- la pag. 10y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-07
LA INAUGURACION DEL
HIPODR0AI0 sUSPENDED,i

FL senior Alameda, propietario del hi
.p0dromo de Canas nos ha informado.
que debido a la tifOidea que azota es-
ia poblaci6n ha tenido que posponer la
fecha de la Inauguration del hfp6dro-
mo aunque pr0nto darfa eonocer la
fecha sehalada para tan regia fiesta
como ha de resultar la inaugura ci6n
de las carreras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-07
SEPULVEDA ES
UNA ESFINGE

Aver fuimOS de vista al bufete de
don Domingo Sepdlveda con ell pror0-
sito Gle obtener de este distilfgHidO ea-
baliero Y hombre publfco su opinion
respecto de has elecciones Don DoInin-
go por ahOra ha prometido guardian ST
lencio pero nos la Ofrecido una entire
vista para despuGs de las eleeciohes.
ESta muda Ia eSfinge.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-07
UN BEBE

Fla venido lIenar de feIicidad el ho-
gar Gle los estimados espoS0s Arizona
Fontanes, un sracioso Y hermoso beb6
que respondent al nolnbre de PriSci-
LA Annette.
Felicitamos don Fernando Arizona
Lopez lie deseamos a su primog6nita
'eterna dicha.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-07
DE cABo RoJo
NoTA DE DUELo

Despres de dos amos de estar sufr1en-
do en- el fecho del dolor, ha deJado
en- la TERRA su envoltura material para
ir al espacio infinite, el espiritu del que
en- este pucbIo convivi6 con nosotros
oor mas de 80 afos, ell honrado y ciu-
dadano espanol Don Jose Solo San
Pedro, qltien Sc mzo acreedo- a todas
las clases sociales, especialmente la ar
tesana q la cuaI pertsnecfa. Era aba
nil de profession.
Tanlbi6n- tuvo la dicha dc partene-
| Ger Ia @. o. U. de @. en- A. siendo
an miembro active de la Resp. Log1a
'sIuz 10 los MorrfIlos'' de estos valIes.
Asimis,no batio sus alas y Sc remol-
to las regiones etereaS ell espiritu de
la monfslnia nina de dos afios y medic,
famada Carmen Luisa, hija prinogeni-
ia del quito y disttrfguido professor gfa-
duado, Don Jose Morales Velez y su
distfnguida csposa, Doha G. Ramirez
de Morales.
NUS t+n1inoS uS CVA@1oH ct pccaL 4oS
expcrimcntan estss dos faTailias, pero
be dc ceciries que hoy esos dos esprit
tus desEgados de la carne que les sta
ba; seraa espiritus de mayor progreso
y lucidez, pudtcndo asi rnejor cooperar
al p=ogreso espiritual de sus familia-
res.
Gre la paz y la felicidad sea con
| clos y noSotros.
coRREsPoNsAL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-07
Ell CLUB DE LA ALIANZA

Desde el domingo hasta el dia de las
.eleccioncs, todaS las nocnes, funcionara
en- el balloon del Club de la Alianza.
frentc Il la Plaza Muloz Rivera. un
.aparato cinematogrtfico para Ia exhibf-
,ci0n de caricatura Y chistes polfticos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-07
LAS OBRAS DEL
ALCANTARILLADO

Sc nota un notable progreso en- las
Obras del alcantarillado de Ponce. no
obStante, las interrupciones que ha to-
nido por los incidentes que h;l habido
en- cl AXuntamiento los mil escollos
que la tenido que saltar ell competen-
tie ingemierO don Luis Antensanti,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-07
'NOTAS DE LAISLA

dores estdn hechos unos botarateS de his
toria antigua filosoffa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-07

Con Sus MiIlOncs de RccursOs
no tienc Superior en- POdcr
Filanciero mi EStabiIitlad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-07
SRA. DE MARTINEZ
CHAPEL

Sc encuentra bastante mejorada de
la tifoidea. Ia distinguida sonora del
Captain Martinez Chapel.
NoSotrOs hacemos votos sinceros Dor
su complete restablecimiento.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-03
l.OASG

BE sUrE A~p rtr.L ON TIVE I1IELITY FINANCE CUEPuE- ATION--RUUM lU9.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-03
Cards, Decorations. Dinners 65-E

ANDY FOR TUE TABLE ;-'u, hollv n,,x ol che ,.a'.-. }e". . | Do> S9, I'7+-' u.'n .Us t|;- ,rudr e-I5 Nox .1.. ... .-or' u r.4....1 ru.rtjre. Sod. ~h"rI .NH NH' Nt}'~ Folders NirH ,u}"iu1o~ ,-. lwoms, -ha1l -a>WAe ur.wtinj .. .~l -, ha0i tfnrrd aud ru-rat,l. rr ,.-.- our r.tn-ru..s S' 2, a' '. ." h S' Ndhtns I.4ut'UE 'u.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-03

Its, SPECT ST. ls- surutshed front rcoms lnared an1 ugh'cl, separate entrance. Reasonable. sld aouse from Walnut.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-03
Ilt
Ronms Ior Honsekeeping

f 7--I.'T ST.-NesI H-rI s,ho~ Cur- -.~..H .uoins kr. Heue1le arG hath. -.e4u "R'r.s al ,pHIealeu ss. Call -s.- srfrr D. Hr.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-03

I,'. \I- lS7A"E ..t rrsur8N or RI ~N.Ls rH.r... Iy.a E-rarc IA rl...-. .', NHu S'. I'ore gSgI.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-03

.gt nousrEecwnE. steam heat every nlrr- Tr'. l'ah
New Britain herald., 1924-12-03
W antei-1O Buy
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tenemcnts

>I -.l\ TT. lN-y roouT 'rn..o.nt. all .f0-
 v.ut. alnlt= prclc.t,1 ALpIy Phora t+N-. Gf .Jl;h- ~'ra'fuTI INat ," a 'o"n " ..or.-i .Artmcjt. r,v house al
 .s.,'f. Fct. 1tl>.". 5J.,...' .NW< ~T. 4t--5 Iu.u ',l'ut.r'. ro}..-r1.s 1rss.I s.. rort new '.- I'.'r'r, ar r.-.t '~,e rri floor or ...-l.. E-s ,rUm S'.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-03

\ tI< ST. .l4- Frlutshed rooms for light .nusercrpi0g wiru aN iDpr1yem cntA
New Britain herald., 1924-12-03
aItp,i-Iu Rent

I'VE BOOM lru.....f wanted tr uuplc. N .H'dru E -n lcga'1 O2l.o
New Britain herald., 1924-12-03
MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale

CIDER B4RRELs Tor sale, IIEe 1C1--
 quire isi Rockwell Ave. Phone ll59
New Britain herald., 1924-12-03
sbsI
Rustncss and OnLce EqnIpmenl 57

As a reliable business eulde = an outline of vha' opportunities are al hand and what is most Tn demand - read the Want Columns,
New Britain herald., 1924-12-03

PTEsT5 LUNCH and Restsursat = the ps1s Of quality. service and Eatisfau. ton; cur homemade paEtry Always fresh cN1 Main street
New Britain herald., 1924-12-03
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
AgCnts-HCaA < Estate

PL LffNlILIE-Uru tsfatt foI sale In s4"auce 9: e,e0, description see Cum r.HEraru X Wln'ager. TaaItota Ner --L.. L-a------a LII m
New Britain herald., 1924-12-03

V'ANTED-hv E-sd. usrss A hn'ed room. in suIet Amsrlesu hems, pot ~0ort than H'r minutes from The center and en fhe trolley line vith some 'rh- or and lsgndrv pr'usEst II qua
 te rtrmauerr B92 l.-As Herald oftlcS
New Britain herald., 1924-12-03

Uac the Wants for business chances.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-03
WHEN YOU NEED MONEY

WHEN YOU NEED MONEY
 Get a BenutlcIal Loan for amount needed up 10 $500 on furniture left in your home. Long tnue to pay. No publicity annoyance. Come in and ask us to explain this modern easy way of borrowing money and building your credit. Cash advanced quickly at lawful rates.
 BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY
 PROFESSIONAL BLDG. t7 WEST MAIN ST. PHONE ls43. OPEN 10 5.5Q--sAT. 9 to l.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-03

EAINrOATS A very useful gift, Black rubber, cashmere, orayonette, etc, $50 tn Ng.5o, original Army & Navy Store. EE ifbpy,.N Sf
New Britain herald., 1924-12-03
Xmas Gift Suggestions
Gifts For the Riddles

sLEps -'FIrZlhle FIycrs," n an sizes, S3.f6 10 &'.lt. Gifts are lower at Had hcId'S. I5 Main S',
New Britain herald., 1924-12-03
MERCHANDISE
Musical instruments

ApLER-organ iH very satisfactory conJI- tou. Convenient terms, If desired. Wonderful bargain, Henry Moraps, 365 Main street.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-03
LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cats, Pets

CATRN TERRIEE-p puppies months old. pedigreed. prices reasonable" "2 Thco- dore St, Mape liin Newirston. IT.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-03

KTpDIE kAEr ..r'rr hnrs"s and t"GdI" ..fove t3-9 ~ S.t". Hadhrl&s, l5 Main St. SKATES -2,S, lu .rN anu ruU0r skates; al, -bI7 aui shoe skaf5s h" prlces Frsa|> Nail, In. opp $. Mar] $ church. SKATES '.. %r-tor Johnson t"r hoNs and girls sln.: priced from El 2d '" tIl.75. li.'. are lower al Had1eids la Main St. Sl EDS F'r- r.r lNrrs. l're Eh.e. EICNo Planes H'5 Ia ,rs. Frank Nair, In , opp. st N.r,., hW~h.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-03
Eggs, Poultry, Supplies

GUARANTEED-H Mt. singing canar- les, also bird cages and supplies at N. B. Bird & Feed Co.,. IF Arch St.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-03

rllnTpGRAPHS-A photograph of n loved one, m A nirc frame makes a good gift. Let US make t and frame il. Arcade Stp1tr
New Britain herald., 1924-12-03
Merchandise At the Stores
Xmas Gift Suggestions
65-A
Gifts For Her

 INUTTSS AuloLraph and guest books; .afse aI hmail sl&n> WJ'3 leather roV- CTS; complete line of Christmas gifts at Adkins, GG church S'. '.---- NT-E7NS 0i genuine leather, 1Xlo, loose lrtf and NLn" TeltnH complete at $lQV. Anod" studio.
 HOT-TOIE LNNFS- E3.50 10 S25,0O, The spI,uE X Eu.Eioy Electric Co, @ 'hm"h St, JAHINETS -'Prjs-rlla' and Martha Wa>h- ineton, sewing cabinets and cnd tables, in solid manog ny as low as Ss,5O, royI"s, 5oo Main St. CANlN m u''r9ctivr to 5-lh. boxes of Page X SHaw, parI; % Tiford, cynthia Sweets Imranda tpoi!o, Booth and IoycI and tovI clpcotatcs and Issoricd nuts and. boa-bous. soda sAonpe. @O9 Natu St.
 CANDLE STTCKS and candles, HItiqUes in bronze and Poly. An excellent gift to mother. $lj0 up. Doyle s, 500 Main CEDAR CIIESTS- all sIzcs pay after Christmas If desired. Doylc's, 500 Main Sl
 CHASE MOTOR EuBIS--Thc ur.t auto robes that ,an be bought rom '7.75 up. RackHde Bros. O.. In,., Park and B'ge- law Sis.
 CTTTIN1i TEUNS-TTe SPTMg X Buckley E,""trtr Co" 79 'hnr h St. DlAN0Nps Engaged? w hure tho largest syleotion and lowest p'I.cs in the ,Itv. Seo ogr diamonds Hrs'. l. Eesnick. 2lo Natn st -opn. romm"r-tsl. Uac the Wants for business chances.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-03

Finance CopoIation, ST West Main St. Professional Bldg.. Room l09.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-03

EADIO SITS The Kind of a gift that gives endless enjoyment 10 the whole family. We have several standard makes. Easy payments. Wideners, l3S Main &
New Britain herald., 1924-12-03

INSuRANlE-Wf1>r ABOUT TIE CHILpREN.S IITrI,E? WHY NOT START THEM urF WITH 4 LITE IN sURANCE TolI. FOR CHRISTMAS AND THERTNY SNrETUARD THEIR FCTUREo COME IN AND TA1.k IT nvER WITH r. THE COMMERCIAL TRUST O.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-03

EARLT TRAINING
 GIRLS AND BOYS cAN RE TRAINED TO ECONOMY AND BUSINESS MAN. AGEMENT BY GRADUALLY LETTING THEM HANDLE THEIR OWN MONEY AFFAIRS.
 OPEN AN Arco1Nr IN THEIR NAME, ANT LET THEM MANAGE IT WHILE YOU wAT-u THEIR PROG REss. THIS WILL TEACH THEM THE RIGHT rGNlulEs or FL NAN~E AND MAEr THEM FEEL AT HOME IN A BNNE.
 THE COMMERCIAL TRUST co. IVES TRAINS -Ejo- IT" nd ni".ha0Cal. No bows Chr0stHnS te complete without oue-&I.30 to fio HadAoIds, J. Main JUVENILE N T1W1EILES and 'ov trucks. "S, "c..ral'.' tl5 to ii5. Had fields, 1I Main >'. - ETFCTRTC TENINS = t3-55 uP- Tie spring X Eu acy Electric to" g
New Britain herald., 1924-12-03

TlElfT SsArIGrAEp luuE ClIIh. prEHS FuTiRE BY GIVING THEM 4 eAyINIS uErusT BOOK. 4'o HA.H YEAR WAI.L HELP TO MAKE THEM HAPPY A%b INDEPENDENT, THE COMMERCIAL TRUST co.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-03

SIl lNVING SETS--m Gen. French Ivory; MNHry Rrusncs, Sterling Silver Rclt Bu"fle< with gen. rnw-liide Belts, Sig not Rings Srarf Plus; a Fountain Pen ar Penul !n gold or silver. B. Georges X To., Jewellers, i7s Main St.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-03

CHICKENS AND TURkEl S--aliys or
 dressed. for sale. Acorn St. Mrs.
 Mary Vottila. Phone iA6-12. OLD NEWSPAPER MATS-nnIng for chicken coops. 50 cents q hundred. For sale at Herald office, 67 Church St. WHITE LEGHOTs outlets. from state tested stock immediate delivery. Hall
 Broh. Wsllingford. Conn.
 l0o-white leghorn hens, Ycar old. tl.00
 apiece, Cashmsn Farm Agency, Berlin,
 Conn, Phone 6si-g.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-03
Shore Places For Sale
Suburban For Sale
ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Rooms For Rent

EAIT MIN ST, c0S-rooms for gentle u.a hot and cold water. steam heat. T,. Tt"J
New Britain herald., 1924-12-03
Rnnm, and RoartI

i."-@t'E ~T .- harl and room for tr-r .uF rYrr T.oon 1aS-S I.t SELL ST. R. I"srd and room for 2 -.ure ruou To' 'iS 2.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-03
Where To Dne

NT@T MAIN ST. l03-TroUt NEI' T0uEc- l-epug apartment Ni 2 nT rooms heated. Ess urrIHHrf for cooking
New Britain herald., 1924-12-03

EAUTATOR SHIELDS "A practical gift and ouc that will he appreciated: pric ed from t2.e5 to A.25. Racklife Bros. Do
Evening star., 1924-02-05
Tailored Suit, Clever Accessories
BY MARY MARSHALL.

discretion and select your suit or
frock among the two or three models
that are obviously going to survive.
The suit with the short. straight
box coat is clearly such. There are
other models of the plain tailored
suit that seems now certainty
among fashions that are to be, but
this Is the most youthful, the most
boyish. and hence most likely to ap-
peal to the we'll dressed younger
woman. One OF this sort is shown in
the sketch. It is of navy blue, which
has been revived with enthusiasm,
and is bound with braid.
There is sometimes something
temptingly inexpensive about the
plain tailored suit. If you are pro-
portioned as the makers of women's
suits seem to have agreed every
woman ought to be, then you can get
one of these suits ready made and
not have to wait for alterations.
And some of them are not at all ex-
pensive. But don't be misled. When
you have bought the suit itself your
expenses are only begun. We have
worn frocks instead OF suits SO long
that we have rather forgotten how
the suit does drain ones purse.
BlouSeS, waiStcoats, stock scarfs.
handkerchiefs, buttonhole bouquets,
watch fobs-a host of tempting ac-
cesSories-are offered-and most of
them are really necessary II the SIM
pie, boyiSh suit is to look smart.
Copyright. 1924.)
Evening star., 1924-02-05
DEnTTNTE CVT0DTEC BY THORNTON
DILL lNlL OlOlllEO ". BURGESS

than there would come a thump that
would make him jump almost out of
his skin. Nanny didn't try to sleep.
She had the care of those five wonder
full babies to keep her awake. And
all the time the aviator and the men
who were helping him to repair the
airplane never once guessed that
there was secret in the great man
bird.
But the longest day comes to an
end at last. Darkness settled over
the great bird. and with it came
quietness. The men had left. All the
terrifying noises had ceased. 1t was
safe to go out. "Now," said Danny,
well move over to that old stump"
Wen do nothing of the kind" re-
piled Nanny. 'Well stay right here.
These babies are too young to be
moved. Such a thing is not to be
thought of. Our secret hasn't been
discovered, and If you have sense
enough to remain hidden in daylight
it won't be discovered. When the
darlings are big enough We'll move,
but not until then"
Danny didn't argue. He knew
Nanny was right. Whether they
wanted to live in that airplane or
not they would have to for a while.
The five babies tied them to it.
Copyright. 1924, by T. W. Burgess.)
Evening star., 1924-02-05

Me and Puds Simkins was setting
on his frunt steps tawking about diff
rent subjecks sutch as wat 1angwidge
a baby would choose if you jest left
1T alone and dident teetch 1t eny spe-
cial one, and wat a berd would do II
1T was half ways up in the air ana
discovered IL dident have eny wings,
and jest then all of a suddin auto
mobeel went past and Pude Seo, May,
something fell out of that automo-
beel.
Meening a little packidge with yelIo
paper erround 1T but no string, and
Puds run out and picked it up and
me and him started to run after the
mobeel went past and Puds sed. Hay.
dropped something, wait q minnlt
mister, hay mister.
And we kepp on running after It,
Pubs saying, That guy must be def
and dunn. Meening jest def, and We
kepp on running and yelling, half
and half, and We run about blocks
and. was ferther away from 1t insted
of neerer to 1t, proving wheels is
better than 4 legs unless they are all
on the same persin, and we was jest
ing eny more breth left to run with,
and jest then the automobeel had to
stop on account Of other AUTOMOBILES
stopping in front of 1t. and We and Puds
cawt up to 1t and Puds gave the man
the pacl1idge saying. Heer you are,
mister, you dropped this.
Being a short man with a long
n eek, and me and Puds stood there
out of breth waiting for a reward
and the man grabbed the Dackidge
saying, Confound the luck, blast the
| luck.
WY, watts a matter? the man along
side of him sed. and the short man
sed,. These razor blades have bin
cluttering up my bath room till there
was one of the darn things in every
nook and corner and there wasent
nook or corner to put the next one,
SO after a sleepliss mite | decided to
take the law into my own hands and
rapp them up and throw them some
ware and let whoever found them
bare the responsibility of them, and
heer these darn kids go and pick
them up on me.
And he quick drove away agen
and me and Puds stood there with a
pane in our side each from running
and no breth get. and jest then . fire
engines went past on their way to a
fire and we couldent even wawk after
them mutch less run.
Evening star., 1924-02-05
The Selfish Mother.

II don't see how she can do it,"
sighed busy little Mrs. MacNab.
She makes those children do every
thing for her. and she doesn't do
thing she can help"
But her children are fine. Mary.
You can't deny that"
Moo" said Mary MacNab grudg-
ingly. "Ill say that. But that's why
l say she's SO selfish. If I had such
children I'd wear myself to the bone
"By the looks of you. that's what
you've done already" said the heart
Il only do my duty by mine" said
Mary primly. What more can a
Less" came promptly from the
college sister, who thought that Mary
was rapidly making a doormat Of
herself for the two husky youngsters.
children say that their mother was
selfish. never spare myself. They'll
never have It to say that their mother
neglected them or took advantage"
tks wha5 wbat I'm afraid da fo Of tbem is that thfy Ss
due and never think what 1t cost
you. You know children have to be
sa taught appreciation. They aren't
"And / suppose you're thinking
that she Is teaching hers to appre-
ciate her? The lazy thing! Do you
know that Josephine gets up the first
thing in the morning and carries a
cup of coffee to her mother in bed?"
And doesn't Josephine like to do
1t for her? From what I saw Of them,
they think it's a privilege to wait on
their mother. and they know well
how to do 1t, at that. When I was
over there for luncheon the other day
they got the luncheon and served 1t
to us, and their mother never had to
lift an eyebrow.
The more shame to her." put in
Mary hotly..
'-The more power to her, say 7.
Don't you see. Mary, that she must
have taught those children to work?
Doesn't 1t mean that she took all
sorts Of trouble with them? Girls
don't know how to cook and serve a
luncheon unless they've been taught.
Some body had to do 1t. When she
got home the other night, tired and
cold and hungry, they were at the
door to meet her. One took her hat
and another her coat, and the little
fellow had her rubbers off before you
could wink. They pulled her chair