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Evening star., 1924-07-07
Dandy New Homes in a
Splendid Location
3oO1-3 Warren Street.
3oOO-2 Window Street.
North Cleveland Park.

You will have to see these wonderfully at
tractive Kite Homes before you can appreci-
ate them fully. Completely detacher, sit
uated on ample lots in one of the most
exclusive residential sections of the city.
Modern to the minutest detail and ex-
ceptionally well finished and equipped with
everything that could possibly add to the
comfort and convenience Of your Home.
Planning and arrangement Is practical to a
degree. Make 1t 4 point to inspect before they
are all taken-delsy may mean disappoint-
ment. =
Handsome Bath and Kitchen. Big Sleeping
Porch and Front Porch-Hot-water heating
plant-artistic electric lighting nxtures-large
garage, slate roof. The prices and terms are
most attractive.
Inspect Day or Evening.
Our Mr.. r: E: Hamilton will be at the
loca. once, 44O1 36th St, to show you through,
or for special appointment phone him At Cleve.
land 1890.
II motoring come out Conn. ave. way-west
on Albemarle street, turning into 3Sth. Or
take Wisconstn ave. cars, leaving just past
the Nationai Cathedral-it's only q step east
Of there.
HARRY A. KITE
uncorporated)
1914 K st. Phone Main 1876.
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Lean los Enferrraos
del Estorrlago

Son innumerables las preparac.ones
que Sc tecoIaisndan para los trastornos
intestinales, La PEPsINA Y RUaBARs
30 DEL DR.. BosQUE, es formula, tan
l6gica que SO recomienda por S; sola =
SO abre paso pcr sus propios meritos.
Ia Pepsina estimula el jugo gastsico, y
el Ruibarbo actna sobre el higado. Pa
"a los casos de dyspepsia. aeidez des6r-
denes intestinales, malas digesttones, Ia
Pepsina y Rpibarbo del Dr, Bosque
darA un resultado sielnpre satisfs cto-
rio. Una cueharits, I'M cuarto de hora
antes de las comidas, disuelta en- medic
vase de aqua dara, el resultadoi pete
cido. Pregantele a su medjco. La Pep
sina y Ruiharbo Bosque, esta q Ia
venta, en- todas las farmacias de Ia isla,
> principalmente, en- las droguerias CO.
mo Ia p. r. Drug Co, de San Juan y
Ponce. J NJ. Blanco Inc, Sierra Cara
bis. Areciho Drug Co., Manuel Marin
.a s. Advt.
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los tearos odos
o
e pusta ell
ca e
o pr tas rasy e
Of un
o
No esampilas
hechod " vi
81 pefcu
$685. AL
carbur cua
q No steanarat esma.
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Cut0Sy 90 4nA AuNtt w
operarse Y estA garan
tizado en- todos respec-s
tos. Sc incluye todo 10
necesario con 10 pelf-
culas gratis. Su pre- Z
clio es $l6.75. al ha-
Ger su pedido ineluya
40 centavos en- estam-
pillas para ell porte, y
pague Ell precio del apa
ratio. al recibirlo.
: Esta maquina puede
arreglarse para usar
kerosina. oarburo O.
cualquier otra clase de
Aluz.
MAQUINA No. A.
Z Compacta chica, esta
camara cinematografica
est& precisamente adap
tada para la casa, y 10
vista que proyecta es
iosa y muy facil. Esta
ecial para GUAR la pc
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Recupero Ia salud perd;da

Jose Cubero, de Habana, Cuba, nos
escribe: I'm, hijo milo sufria de escalo-
frios y. fiebre desde hacia. tres meses
hasta que por fin Sc ie administro e1
TONICO ANTIFEBRIL5 Y FERRU-
GINOSO DE LEONARDO. Esto. 10
restablecio por complete desde entonces
esta gozando de una saiud perfecta."
FL TONICO ANTIFEBRIL Y FE-
RRUGINOSO. DE LEONARDO des-
truye los gerrnenes de la malaria que
existen en- la sangre, comparte al
ORGANISING nueva fuerza y vitalidad. Ha
curado otros, por 10 tanto, 10 curara
a I'd. tambien.
FL TONICO ANTIFEBRIL Y FE-
RRUGINOSO DE LEONARDO Sc
vende condici6n de que develvemos el
dinero 81 los resultados no son satisfac-
torios. Pida LEONARDO al farmaceu-
ticos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23
Damas y Caballeros
de Color Tengan el Ca
bello Lustroso = Lacio

No es necesario continuar con ell
cabello rizado difcil dc pelnar.
I'd. puede convertir su cabellera en-
pelo lacio sedoso por medic de
SUAVELINE-la locion mara
villosa.
SUAVELINE es una preparation
perfumada, una rica adicion su to.
cador, que aplicada diariamente al
cabello, pronto 10 transformers en-
brillante y suave.
En- todos los paises del mrndo
donde Sc ha probado, SUAVE-l
LINE ha producido los mas hala-
gadores resultados. Tenemos testi-
monios de centenarcs dc amigos
en- todas parties que estan satis-
fechos de los rcsultados obtenidos.
Muchos la proclaman como la mas
maravillosa preparation. que Sc,
conoce. NADIA de pomadas nj
grasas que ensucicn el cabello sino
una locion fina ehcaz.
Pruebe una botclla de SUAVE-i
| LINE. Commence hoy mismo.
SUAVELINE esta dc venta en-,
todas las farmacias y pcrfuinerias
de buen toro. SUAVELINE es
una de esas inspiracioncs del genio.
frances que ha dado al Inundo los
mas delicados perfumes. SUAVE-
LINE no contiene ingredientes
nocivos, y es un vigorizante del
cuero cabelludo y-ataca la caspa.-
Las damas caballeros de color
que deseen tcner el cabello lacio,
sedoso brillante 10 sobtendran
ahora por medic de SUAVELINE.
| Vaya la farmacia mas. cercana.
/ No 10 dele para mafiana; no per-
mita que sus amigos sc le adelanten.
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lNUDCIODE SUBASTA
eoBIERNb MUNIcIPAL Do
1 oFIQ DE coMlsIoNADo DE
4 RAs PUBLIoAs
EUQUfLLo, p. r.

Enero "A dc 1v2a
PropOsicl e inSaa
ia de las obras cC.Ntfeccion del
edifcio para ID Alcaldia Municipal
(Ayuntamiento) cuyo rresuphesto as,
ciende diez y siete mil trescientos no.
venta Y un dq y ventiin centa-
vos s17, ,391 81 nitiran en- esta off
Gina hasta las M. del dia 13 de
Febrero de 1924 q, QUE Sc abriran y
leeran publicarnente.
Todos los datos necesaylos Sc solicit
Itaran del Conlisiona6o de obras Publ
cas-, donde Sc eneuentran de manifesto
los phegos y doepmentes que han de
regir este contratos
Los hcitadores que 10 deseep podran
obtener una copla de los pianos y de-
mas documentos mechanic la garantia
de I'M dep6sito de diez (slo. .oo) dolares
que seran rsembolsados al ser devuel-
tos en- Ell plazo de veinte GOD dias des-
pues de efcctuaaa Ia subasta.
La administration Sc reserva Ell 1e-
recho de rechazar cualcuiera Q todas
las proposiciones y el de adjn0icaf el
contrato bajo otras condicioaes que las
del precio solamente.
Augusta WE'VE,
Comisionado de Servicio P1blico.
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DR.. osvaldo GoYco.

Haga los fotograbados para sus
anuncios en- los talleres de "Puer.
to Rico Ilustrado", San Jose ND.
nero 2.
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lCentlnued from Yesterday.l

{ 81 r. F
CONTINUED from Yesterday
''How would you like that and
= warrant for your arrest Is 4
ehisf7',
Why are you asking me about
Il. Mrs. Stewart? n you intend
70 make the charges, why don't
you IN down to the police depart
naent ana DO It? Why have you
come here first?' #
8lael6Eaal Charged.
Fl IL tell YOU why I'm hers.
wanted TO be fair since you're
somewhat young. / wanted to
give you 4 chance to return my
property without forcing ms to
have you arrested"
You mean, Mrs. Stewart, that
you know you have no chance
of proving me a thief, SO you're
going to use my mothers letters
g compel me to do as you wish.
You're simply discriminating me and
] know it, and the detective told
me you wouldn't have ghost Of
q show, since the bonds were a
clear gift to me-"
He did. did he? You wait and
see! You'll wait, young lady!
I've given you your chance. /
see it's useless. You're as low
IA your mother"
Don't talk about my mother.
II you mention her again -
A slow, tantalizing smile: YES?
What will you do?''
Nora Lee flung about, and, go
ing up, shook her finger wildly
in the woman's face: Say any
thing you want, you vicious.
ugly old women! You can't hurt
my mother. She's too fine, too
beautiful, too glorious to BE
touched by demon like your
More VituperatiOn.
And this wonderful angel
steals another woman's husband;
she brings her child up in the
presence Of shame; she accepts
burning love letters. She causes
an invalid wife to be outraged
and neglected" Lily's mouth
drooped in momentary whimper.
Ing lines, but her long fingers
tapped violently against the
purse. The papers ratified. "she
robbed me Of my husbands love
ard now must stand by and
zee her brat rob me Of my for.
tune"
Nora Lee felt a revulsicn so
stupefying she had to grip the
back Of chair for support. She
felt that Lily Cornish was jump.
ing on her mother: blood was
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BY ElenOre Meherin
The Biggest and Best Story q
Her Career.
ux1Hyn raera

aa EI4OEBI4s
1g0r00ret MeGdOtOs married WiD
Lee 0t esUeMteeM. His dsssoltst0
habits made her miserable, bit sAe
endured him for three years.
MGrGaret supported hsr daughter
Moro, 6y teGcAita school ~ FdtrGcte,
tcAera she met AMdTesU,
NOr0t 0rotOn TO- aCOnsnMbo0d, reed
E6NOss LesbGNt, and began TO I'M
Gsrst01sG the loco Of Assdresc and her,
mother. Nora at seVemteen, met
baae HerrtcR, college boy O1 sisss-
eeea, and oosRnsenced to fe6l iOUa
hersey.
Assdrepe ts killed and the N0hts
00ea out Of MGrGGret's life.
Moro Lee meets MGGsDeH Reed, q
tci4ter. Dane leaves toir1t.
MGrggret dies, Gmd Nora Lee q
AGertDroIsep. AMdretv's sUife threat
ssss 70 bIdcken M0rgaTet'si good
N01se.
4er1Gret meeIeCts Il GnsiUer
gaaess ssttey and teoetves calls from
God Fev BeIG
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fH2I9B RSRmA
NIPPER GETS A HEADACHE.

whether the daisies had gone to
his head, can never tell you.
But something went wrong with
Nipper. Nipper kicked up his
hind legs, lowered his horns and
made for Elizabeth.
The poor child was terror
stricken to see Nipper charging
at her. What to do she did not
know! Then suddenly she had
an idea.
There was a stump Of a tree
near her. She made for that,
taking off her apron while she
ran. Quickly she tied the apron
around the stump Of the tree and
crouched behind it.
On came Nipper. plunging
blindly for the little girl. His
head was lowered. He hadn't
seen the apron move from Eliza
beth.
Biff! Bang! Right into the
stump Nipper lunged!
Then he fell over.
Bobby just happened to see
Elizabeth's escape as, he came up
from the brook. Poor Elizabeth
was frightened, but did not for
get Bobby's Nipper. She cried:
''Oh. I'm afraid he's killed.
Just then Nipper rolled over
on one side, opened his eyes and
said:
''Maa-a!'
Hes not dead" said Bobby.
But he's got an awful headache,
and it serves him good and right"
The cookies were fine.
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RECIPES OF
CONTESTANTS.
Orange Cakes.

4 tablespoons Of shortening.
cup of sugar.
2-S cup Of milk.
egg.
2 cups Of flour.
teaspoons Of baking powder.
y teaspoon Of salt.
teaspoon Of orange extract.
Grated rind Of I orange,
Cream shortening. add sugar
slowly beating well, add milk a
little at a time, add beaten egg;
sift' flour. balxirtg powder and
salt together and add to mixture:
add flavor and grated orange
rind, mix well. Bake in shallow
creased tin or individual cake
tins In het oven is to 90 minutes.
When cool cover with following
frosting:
Rind Of orange,
teaspoons of orange or lemon
Juice.
cup Of powdered sugar.
White Of egg.
Crate orange rind and allow
gratings to soak for sometime in
orange or lemon Juice, stir
Juice, sugar and egg together;
beat thoroughly. Spread on
warm cake.--MARY MILLER,
S. Que street northeast.
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a new Novel Of Modern Life, Conferred
on the Heart and the Mind
Of the 'Flapper. :

coming slowly from her mothers
flesh. Lily tracked this back
and forth until the whCls beau
tifuI body was smeared and
stained.
Nora had failed to control the
interview; failed to outwit this
shrill, ipfuriated woman. She
wanted bnly the letters from
that purse She was almost
fainting with the fear that An
drew's wife would never release
them.
Now Lily took out letter.
She opened II and began TO read:
Margaret, my dear love-"
Nora Lee clapped her hands to
her ears, sob rushing TO her
lips. She would not stand here
and allow this sacrilege; this
shaming Of those who were so
dear; this degrading Of thing
that had been fine.
A Sacred Love.
1t WAS fine tEat love or An
drew and her mother. She thought
it was. She would always think
SO. She remembered that first
summer when they walked
through the forest. all three Of
them singing. Andrew stopping
now and then. cooking his head to
catch some trailing birds6ng that
he might initiate for Nora Lee
the sweet wild music. How often
he had swung her In his lean,
sunple arms to the trees; how
often ridden her on his shoulders.
50 gaily kind that she wanted
him to be her father.
Rich and varied might their life
have been. Her mother would be
living now. But those two were
gone. their last hours insensible
with grief. And this cruel. win.
dictfve woman lived. She was
standing now at Margaret's desk,
raising her voice to a shrill chal-
lenge.
You don't want to hear their
shame. do you? You wouldn't like
these letters to be printed? Mar
garet, dear lover Listen to this:
Yes, dearest. it is part OF your
greatness that you never show
regret though your giving has
brought anguish"
Stop! Nora Lee came 10 close
the blue flame Of her eyes almost
touched the other woman's skin.
The letter was crumpled between
LiIy's startled and angry. hands.
You're venomous and cruel ana
~ coward. Lily Cornish! or Won
wouldn't come here to cruelty ma
6y saying such things Of a poor.
DEAD persona person SO beauIt.
ful that you can't understands
anything about her. And / won't
& let you say these things!a
tTo Be Continued tomorrow
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y WE told you about Nipper,
Bobby's goat, and how he got
his name -becaNse he was
forever nipplng everything. Well,
after the experience about which
am going to tell you, we nearly
changed Nipper's name to But.
ter" and 1t has nothing what.
ever to do with what you put on
your bread before you spread
the jelly over It.
This Is what happened.
Elizabeth had come to visit us.
She Is very nice little girl, and
Bobby thinks there is no one in
the world like her. agree with
him.
Even the cook loves Elizabeth.
Why, she lets Elizabeth come into
the kitchen and make cakes and
cookies. And you know your.
self when a cook allows q little
girl to do that. she likes her
very, very much.
So, one day when 1t was rather
hot, Bobby decided to go down
to the brook across a field and
sail boats.
Mary, the cook, had asked
Elizabeth IL she would like to
help her make some ginger-cook.
les that morning, and, since Eliza
beth was a little girl and the
thought of making ginger cookies
sounded more attractive to her
than sailing boats, she didn't go
with Bobby. Elizabeth put on
one of Mary's big aprons and in
q little while was up to her
elbows in flour.
4 looked into the kitchen, and
you never saw such a happy
little girl in all your life. Then
the cookies were put in the
> oven.
Elizabeth walked to the door
ana looked across the Held. The
cookies had to bake twenty min.
utes, and she thought she would
Just have time to run down to
the brook to watch Bobby sail
his boats for a moment.
She didn't stop to take off her
apron, but ran out Of the yard,
climbed tbe fence and started
across the field.
Now in this field grazed Nip.
per, the goat, contentedly eating
buttercups and daisies.
When Elizabeth climbed the
fence and started across the field
with Mary's big apron flying in
the breeze, Nipper took one look
at her.
Whether 1t was the heat, or
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Orange Ice.

One quart water.
Three lemons.
One pound sugar.
Four oranges.
One rounding Tablespoonful of
gelatine soaked for twenty-five
minutes in cold water. A scant
teaspoonful Of the grated rind Of
an orange. Make a syrup by boil
ing the sugar in the water. Re.
move from the fire. Add the
soaked gelatine to. the hot syrup,
stirring for a minute or two. Add
the fruit Juice and rind. Strain
and freeze. MRS. j. r. FORSYTH,
Front Royal, Va.
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WHEN DID IT
HAPPEN?

when was Arslnoe, the first
English opera after the italian
style, produced.
2-When was John Daily Burke.
American historian. killed in .
duel?
s-when was Florida coded. to
England?
4-When was the battle Of Fort
Craig, New Mexico, fought?
5-When was F1atbush annexed
by Brooklyn?
Answers to the qqueFies win be
printed Monday.
ANSWERS
to yesterdays questions.
jefferson Davis was amnes-
tied in 1858.
Edwin Forrest, the Ameri.
can actor, died December IL,
1879.
liking George ! of England
reigned from 1714 to 1897.
1.-THE Pragmatic Sanction de-
cree was issued by Emperor
Charles VI in 17A0.
6-Diarmid McMorrogh. de-
posed Irish king, betrayed his
country in 1853.
Copyright, 1894, by King Features
Syndicate, Inc.)
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What to Do When in Doubt
BY Cornelius Beeklnan-

) should be enclosed with the pres
out a message or whit a mes
sage on it. with best wishes, :"
with dearest wishes to you"
with all dearest wishes to you
and love- g Best wishes for your
happiness"-these may be used 40.
cording to the degree of your
friendship.
Mrs. BeecIfnlan win be glad %.
answer questions on etiquette sub
mitted by. readers.l
Copyright, 1924. Premier syndicats
Incl
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Silk In Demand

C1LK at one time was extreme.
~ ly limited in it's uses. being
employed principally for clothing.
Now there are at least 1876 com.
mon uses for silk, and, there are
numerous kinds of natural and
artificial silk.
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For there in the Headner The real artist does
break the hearts she ugg She keeps them going they
manipulate she puts them all back sain the
played her little play And after
mare hearts that hers gn aren fine
that proves them he without real injury.
But sparks meant by the good and divine God to flee
upward babies born to be miraculous uggrs Of
hearts, whether they will not
Love faey hid behind the curtains Of their cribs
at the christening NELL BRINKLEY.
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BsstouOiag Presents

nEAR MRS. BEECKMAN:
~ When receiving an invita-.
ton to q wedding, to whom shall
the present be sent to the bride
to-be or to her mother? (2) Is Ct
good form to send also my per.
sonal card with good wishes ex.
pressed thereon? w. b.
TUE present IL sent to the bride.
to.be at her home.
(2l Yes. Your visiting card
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WHO SAID TT
AND WHERE

"SOlne things arc Of that nature
as to make
Ones fancy chuckle, while his
heart doth ache"
A smile sometimes hides an
ache, Bunyan observes in the In
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M EDIT Alto Ms
Of
MARRIED WOMAN
BY Helen Rowland
FatiI1la Was Right!

MYOTHNG ingues wOfnans imagination quite much
mans eyrngthat magic to all his dead loves old
= bachelor flats, and secret dreams.
For unknown reason, NO throws away key
he could have them all buried with him. doubtless would make
him happy
Fatima right She was only "smoke"and
she knew just how much really hangs mans keyng
girl could only get her clutches on mans bunch Of KEYS before
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key his Iobox would reveal to her whether he is rich
poor secreve aboveboad misery faithful to
her--or to the memory Of some Old sweetheart
Even garage would whether be
would kind likes the grass,
the yscreens and clean the the kind that forever going
fishing, hunting and camping
And last important the key to his HOME would tell
her whether he is spendtrtt good provd and whether
there chance Of Turing him away from it or whether he
hOpeessy TIED to mother and collection Of bachelor hab
YEA verify every carries key his hearth and his
character right in his pocket.
But, viii he let get her hands it? He will NOT
while there Is breath ana le IN nis Dooy 70 resist her
Yet jingle Of that bunch Of keys he slips into the
latch something that remembers all her life ongeven
after he has been laid in his grave
Oh for day alone with mans the world well
tcoDyr.sht syndicate
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ONE girls the Of life meant juggle hearts
They born with curling, fingers that Love knew
- would day close after another and nmby and
dextrousy send them wng after another only to
discarded the dizzy
orbit just long the little artist wanted them And Love
that long she wished him HE would hold the
supply to replace those that might rarely break
already amazing this BELLE Desire could
keep in the air at and the time. II IS
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PRODUCTION to the second part Of
Pilgrims Progress"
copyright, 1924, by King Features
Syndicate, Incl
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man was worth clutching at or not
The key to his office desk, alone would tell
woman so much! Whether he is an old maid in
the matter Of systematic arrangements, or Just d
careless slob; whether he would be "fussy" about
the housekeeping or would fling his clothes and
cigarette stubs all over the house; whether her
photograph really means anything to him, or is
only one Of collection. WHAT q revelation!
And there Is the key to his real denl The key
to mans den is the key TO his age, his past, his
heart, his sentimental nature, and his intellectual
his mother, how long ago he went TO college, what
Smyrna times., 1924-04-02
SMYRNA FIRE HALL NOTES
Demonstration To Be Made at LeipsiC
and KentOn With Fire Equipment

The Citizens Hose Company has
authorized a public demonstration of
their chemical engine to be made at
Kenton and Cheswold in the near fu-
ture, to show the people the practical
value of this equipment in hadling
fires in towns without water protec-
tiOn. Don't fail to be on hand when
the date is announced. At Leipsic, a
demonstration will also be made by
our firemen with their regular pump
ing engine, as Leipsic creek furnishes
an inexhaustible water supply for that
town. Due notice will be given so the
public may be on hand to witness the
fire fighting abilities of our firemen to
save your property from destruction
should you ever have the misfortune
of a fire in your town. Next week s
issue of the "Times" will contain a
list Of names of additional subscrib-
ers to the Fire House Fund to date.
If you are a property owner, or are
interested in our Fire Company be
sure to place your name on the honor
roll and help our boys realize their
ambitions to have modern fire house
in Smyrna. We are pleased to an
nounce We are heading straight to the
S5000.00 mark, and hope to reach the
goal before the campaign closes. Read
our display advertisement on page Z
of this issue, and see how wide spread
has been the interest of former
Smyrnians in our volunteer fremen
Total subscription to date is S4S06.00