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Evening star., 1924-01-30
RENT-sUBURBAN PROPERTY
SALE OR RENT SUB. PROPERTY
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FAVE YOUR nENT-wILr. HELP You
raise ~,t the nm money to buy a home. Call to
OWNER AND BUILDER WILL SELL on
easy terms his new Mt: Pleasant homes s-S
y.---. garage. Adams 2907. feb 1As
81 r. I. AVE. N.w.-IO ROOMS: FURNACE
heat; vacant. Large lot to wide alley. This
must be sold and is a bargain. Terms. North
18th ST. HEIGHTS-LARGE LOT; ATTRAC-
tive house, with complete APARTMENT which
will make your payments easy. Price and
farms attractive. 1225 Geranium ST. NV.
s545o-DET. FRAME; DEEP LOT: GARAGE:
3 porches; r. & b.: h.-w.h.; elec.; screens;
Iewly dec; lls blks cars; @ open fireplace; fruit,
rSIoREDMsiX.Ro0M HOUSE. EXCEiIEST
condition. Price. $4,000: $1,000 cash. bal
ance $50 per month which includes interest:
Immediate possession Phone Franklin 1865.
g large rooms. tiled bath: h.-w.h., garage,
large porches. Reason. terms. Adams 2907.
n0CTOR OR PROFESSIONAL MAN HAS En-
eNptional opportunity for elegant semi,de- %ai1e.
open nreplaces. billiard room in. basement:
sterals nH"els fi anobtanab1e % to-day The WOOD
work is q masterpiece of the craftsman's art
T ssec lecvns ea Tor me-
aG8I for appointment TO inspect.
DETACHED CORNER HOME IN SAUL'S AD-
tition--S rooms and baths. sleeping porch
and breakfast .asJ porch; price less than what 1t
COLORED-$35O CASH, VACANT. MOVE IN
on deposit; best buy in Sc. Groom brick,
iiIc bath. hardwood trim; easy payments.
Phone OWNER, Adams 2014. 30s
pRICE, 1920 DOORS FROM 18th ST.
], W; g rooms, bath; garage: excellent neigh
horhood: good terms. A bargain and open for
:, days only. A. c. ROBERTSON, 912 Inter-
rational bldg. Main 1909. 30s
TOR COLORED, EXCELLENT NORTHWEST
location; 6 rooms. reception ball, tiled bath;
lot-water heat. electric lights. porches and
room for garage. House in good condition.
Terms 81 600 cash and balance like rent.
1'hone Main $500 for inspection. ---------
10Th AND FLORIDA AVE. N.E.--6 ROOMS.
tile bath. glsssed-in double porch; space for
fSun Act promptly. UNION REALTY
GoRPN. 1410 q st Main SA1a
Evening star., 1924-01-30

SOUTHEAST-So,5OO TERMS.
Capitol stret.n Lincoln
tapestry
bath IIwat
100 fee ito a o
NORTH GTWORTH-SSo50 TERMS.
o
rage. Vacant
nsp
NORTHEAST-S6OOO. TERMS
making
to car Deep to
SIXTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS-S15.250 TERMS.
Hardwood floors
Ice
PETWORTH-TERA1S
Contains six
he
andd
for garage
BRIGHTWOOD PARK-ss,e5o TERMS
lsle
double
18th
Small cash pa monthly
MORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY. Inc.
OF THE
1416 K Street Northwest, Main OH.
Evening star., 1924-01-30
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
G0ntluuad

FOR SALE-COLORED.
Several excellent homes To-
Gated best northwest section. e
to 9 rooms. Prices, $3.50 to
$3.50. Terms very easy. For
full information see
B. B. PINN,
Col. 58l7. 7l2 Kenyon St. NV.
BIG BARGAIN.
TWO-FAMILY HOUSES.
Inspect at once, sample house,
1926 Potomac ave. Sc. Open.
heated and lighted from 9 am.
to 9 pm.
Let your rent pay for your
house.
These two-family houses con-
tain E rooms, double floor, h.
VIII, elec. light, one-piece sink,
extra deep lots, extra large
porches, front and rear.
Easy payments, same as rent.
Built, owned and for sale by
THOMAS A. JAMESON CO.,
9O6 New York Ave. NV.
Phone Main 5526.
Evening star., 1924-01-30

IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. TEN ROOMS,
bath: hot-water heat. electric lights, semi
detached. five real freplaces. large closets,
built-in china closets, floors newly finished,
Al condition. Low priced. good terms.
Call Mr. WHIPPO, Main 2433
Evening star., 1924-01-30
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

NEAR 9TH AND SITS. S.E-6 ROOMS AND
bath; latrobe heat. gas and In good repair
Price. S+.150. Terms. Address Box 96-C
Evening star., 1924-01-30

A NEW HOME IN 18th STREET
Heights, containing eight rooms. two
baths: hot-water heat, electric lights,
built-in refrigerator; garage: wholly de-
tached: good yard: every convenience.
Call Mr.. POLHAMUS. Main 2433.
Evening star., 1924-01-30

NEW HOMES,
Just completed. The type OF planning,
workmanship labor saving arrangement that
appeals 10 all interested in home buying
The built-In garage will please you. The
to convenient planning. Double porches &C.
cessble 10 two bed chamber; a beautiful tiled
bath; cement front porch: exceptional front
yards. the widest ave. sc Sample, No. 1902
South Carolina ave. Sc, open and lighted
daily until Pr, Come OUT TO see them and
have our easy-payment plan explained.
Start the year 1924 In your own home.
CHAS. d. SAGER,
ResltOr and Builder.
ool JAtb Nam Al
Evening star., 1924-01-30
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
S12 900

Detached. center-entrance hall plan.
pebble-dash house, built about two
years ago by day labor Of finest mate
rfals. On lot 60x9O, just west or
Connecticut ave. First floor contains
living room. library, sun parlor. dining
room, pantry and kitchen; second 1o0r.
four large bedrooms two baths.
glassed-in sleeping porch. Open fire
places in living room. library and two
bedrooms. Maids rooms and storage
rooms in attic; servants bath in eel
lar. 0ne-car garage.
This house is situated in one os tho
most attractive streets in Chevy
Chase. u. g.. and il a real value a
the price offered. The owner will sc-
cept moderate cash payment and
make reasonable terms on the balance.
Lee Crandall, Jr., & Co., ,c
1923 New York Ave Main 1T.
Evening star., 1924-01-30

2266 Cathedral Ave.
East of Conn. Ave.
delightful home with side yard. across
the street from Rock Creek Park. The neigh
borhood u one of real desirabllity where homes
are rarely for sale.
This offers bedrooms, baths, maids
room and bath and garage.
Terms may be conveniently arranged.
2OO7 Belmont Road.
$4,000.
NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE. BRIDGE.
In an excellent neighbOrhood. This home
Of 6 rooms and bath is very pleasing. The
rooms are OF comfortable size. with kitchen
Of good dimensions. 1t Is end house of
group Of three and has built-in garage.
281O 18th St. NV.
$4,000.
Less than 4 stones throw from Wardman
Park hotel, unusually wide concrete
street with good elevation, this home Of nice
rooms with tiled bath and shower is mcst at
tractive. A detached garage on a paved al
ley makes il complete Less than a year old.
Is for sale owing to owner leaving city.
Is Fifteenth St. NE.
$3.50
comfortable home of rooms and bath
convenient to schools, cars and churches
There are front and rear porches and the cei-
lar has a front entrance. Terms to suit.
2S46 CONN. AVE.
Delightful, well lighted new home with side
and spacious throughout; two-car brick garage.
Attractively priced. with convenient terms.
$500 cash; sl53 monthly: Idlc.
AIIHDATTH O.
Evening star., 1924-01-30

NEAR NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. AND q
ST. NV.
3-story brick residence: Q rooms and bath;
elec. lights furnace heat (new planD. Build
ing in excellent condition: garage. Owner
bought Q larger house. Anxious to sell.
a. c.. HOJGHToN & CO.. REALTORS.
15ts r ST: nv. rsr Phones sn Main ., 5sss-7;s1.
Evening star., 1924-01-30

CLOSE TO UNION STATION
Exceptional opportunity for col6red railroad
employe; 2-story detached frame dwelling; Z
rooms and BATH In excellent condition; large
deep lot. This is a bargain. Act quick
A. G. HOUGHTON & CO.. REALTORS.
1919 II ST. NV. Phones Main 7536753T
1--WE have the BEST in every section
Evening star., 1924-01-30

A NICE HOME-IN MT. PLEASANT
--s15, ,75O-S rooms, bath, shower and ex-
trn layatory: with front, dOuble-rear and
sleeping porches: house in very fine
section of Mt. Pleasant. Very good brick
construction; e has all modern improve
ments, of course. and built-in garage.
Terms can be arranged.
For Particulars
SHANNON & LCCHS,
713 14th st. NV. Main 2345.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-21
soCIEDAD LITERARTA DE LA
UNIvERsIDAD

Varios talentosos estudiantes de la
Universidad, incansables cultivadores
de la gaya ciencia del verso, acaban
de formar Ina nueva sociedad nteraria
que a jugzar por su nombre viene al
1nundo cargada de susnos Y ambicio-
lles. Sc llama "Sociedad de Escritores
" Artistas de la Universidad".
En- la primera session fue electo pa
"a prealdente por unanimidad el joven
poeta Rafael Rivera Otero, cuya firma
, enipieza va circular por revistas del
extranjero, para vice-presidente el
joven Cesareo Rosa Nieves, que tam.
bi@n elnpieza a abrirse paso entire la
JLventud con sus raros poemas.
Tenemos entendido que la sociedad
iniciaTa sus trabajos con un certan,en
entire los estadiantes, para cuyos pre-
mios han empesado va a levantar fon-
dos. N
Larga vida lie deseamos la "socie-
dad de Escritores y Artistas.''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-21

''Desesba saber,', continue diciendo
el prese, Isl usted vi6 este suelto'
ensenando al mismo tempo un recorts
de per:odico, que no era otra cosa que
ana noticia de Filadelfia, en- la cual Sc
daba cuenta de la indentificacion de
I'm sulcida desconocido, del pago de
su POLKA al abogado, Jephtha D. Howe
La Identification Sc habia verificado,
segnn decia Ell periodico, por el tnico
amigo del muerto. H. H Holmes.
FL Alcaide aun cnando lego varias
veces cl recorte, no podia comprender
por qr6 era de tanta importancia para
ell preeo.
1-j Para que. me ensefia usted esto?
dijo ell Alcaide. ''IEste hombre que SO
suicide era por ventura algdn pr6fugo?
No veo IA importancia.
-''GNo Sc da usted cuenta?''
Y no obstante, en- aquel simple re.
corte de periodico estaba la solucion al
rnisterto que rodeaba mas de una vein.
tena de crfmenes, la identification
del famCso criminal que era va la pc.
sadtlla de la policia.
como Sc HTzo EsTo, Lo sABRA
I'D. MANANA)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-21
iPUEDE listed RESOLVER---
Ell enigma del recorte de peri6dicos?
UNA De LAS HAzANAS De Los DETECTIVES MAS CRANDES
DEL MUNDO)



El Diimer paso que diera el doctor
schneikert, Jefe de la policia de Ber-
lin, psra descifrar Ell misterio que ro-
deaba Il asesinato del Snb-Secretario
ssheinhart, fue ordenar a sns agentes
cue vigilasen atentamente todas las
uersonas sospechosas en- la ciudad. Al
inismo tempo, Sc hizo un minucioso
examen de los records pohciacos, para
nuscar los nombres de aquellos crimi-
males one gozaban fama de ser estran-
guladores. sin tener en- caenta 81 ha-
hian stdo no condenados. Esta parts
lie Las investigaciones puso de relieve
Ell shecho de que al ocurrir Ell asesina-
de Rheinhart, habia en- Berlin y sus
alredclorcs, dies personals, de quienes
Sc saba que en- varias ocasiones 'habfan
usado el estrangulamiento para come
ter sus crimenes. Este dato Sc conside
zaba como importantisirno va que era
cvidente que el crimen habia sido CO.
metido por alguien acostumbrado ma
nejar Ell lazo.
Al n,is,no tempo, entire las personals
arrestadas como sospechosas estaba
una ioven sirvienta, que tenia buena
reputation, exception de que habfo
sostenido relaciones con uno de los es-
tranguladores que no habia podtdo ser
Iocalizado. Sus declaraciones no pusie-
ron dc relieve NADIA importante, pero
nevarcn a la identification de otra sic
vienta, que fu6 encontrada en- compa-
MIA de dos estranguladores que hasSa
antonces habian permanecido 'fuera del
radio policfaco. Algunas horas despu6s
So arrestaba estos dos hombres, des
pu6s de un extenso interrogatorio a
que les sometiera ell doctor Schneikert.
Por sus rropias palabras, el prob6 que
los prisioneres estaban minttendo al
sratar lie probar su inocencia.
Los prlsioneros finalmente declaIa-
ron. Que cuando Sc cometi6 el crimen
ellos ha abian estado comiendo en- I'm
rcstan~an+. muy cerca del escenario del
crimen, pero alegando que no Sc ha-
bian atxevido q decirlo asi desde 10;
primeros momentos, por tenor a que Sc
les acusase como autores del asesinato.
tx fue esta la pista que necesitaba Ell
doctor Schneikert, pues precisamente
fpudo comprobar, que los dos criminales
no hahian comido en- el restaurant an
tes del asesinato, sino despu6s. y que
habian .agado con un billste de Gin
cuents marcos, precisamente de la Sc
rie que llevaba la victima en- sus bolsi-
tlos.
Ell Tete present6 una evidencia tan
complete, que los abigados defenso-
RS no creyeron Sc consiguiese NADIA con
spelar de la sentencia de muerte que
fueron condenados los dos criminales.
Ell ENIGMA DEL RECoRTE DE
PERIoDIcos
sxs,sEsaass-
Cnardo Marion Hedgespeth, convicto
que estaba cumpliendo en- la prision |
de st. Louis una condena de 81 afios,
por hc her asaltado y robado TN treu,
mand6 decir al alcaide que deseaba
hablar con Ell sobre un asunto impor- I
tantisir1o, Sc lie dijo "que dijera su
la mayor brevedad possible =.
-iEa leido usted este psri6dico de
Ia maf'ana, sefor Alcaide7, pregunto
Il presc.
-'.si, 10 lei, fu6 la contestaci6n.
Que sccede? /
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-21
'sNunca Lo He Visto
Mejor!"

0UE emocion de orgullo Sc
~ experimental cuando un
amigo Sc expresa en-
buenos terminus de nuestra
apariencia sana y robusta.
Pero que desconsuelo sc siente
cuando Sc tiene la piel man,
chada, los ojos sin brillo y ell
semblante palido.
Enriquezca su sangre y toni
fique su organismo tomando
tres veces al dfa una cuchara-
dita del Jarabe "NER-VITA"
del DR.. Huxley. Pronto sem
tira nueva energia y los sinto-
mas que denotan su debilidad
desapareceran.
De venta en- todas las farmacias.
N = R.VlTA
def DR. Hux/ey
NOT
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-12-13
ONE MINUTE SERMON.
Concluded from page ~

pfiYil -r study he lives 81 men with
whom duly is The main factor and hui
litlle or possibly No love. Ne ind With.
Judging. hand stony, cold. calcu
lafing. S~Oulless victims 81 success,
with an The finer S%e0sihilities burned
oul. Instead q LOVING themselves last
hey love themselves hrst ~SelhShneSs
which is the moSt d~eSpicahle and de.
meralizing form II d%enrSNity has the
highvS. seal In al that they think, dc
q. SAY. And his element. ~SelhShneSS
alone. is what IS causing ninctenghs "
all lhe misery ii The world, and some
enc has Said X auSeS ninetenthS u
he other teath Few days Since while
4 traia MAS making its way. oarryins
hundreds u paSSeDSerS 10 their dest.
na ioaS. The shaft q Ire engine a
broken. not oUly he lives 81 Engineer
ana Fireman werC ENDANGERED, but
lives al he hundreds q pSsSenGerS.
he read VAS blocked and lives on
other appooachine trains We're also en-
daaEcred
Likewise SelhShnesS is q broken
shat 81 Is 3 punefu.ed tire, The slip
ped cec. aud not only endansers the
life q lie ma himself, hui by reason
81 relative influence. il binders pro
SrtSS 81 hundreds on the road q life,
Il ! an iEnohle passion. always grasp
ms for more than their share and their
pleasure i II living regardless q the
welfare q others
No mar has A right 10 live who is
81 5ull q self-interest that he cannot
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realise the condition Of his next door
ueiehhor, Nor has he any right 10 sit
dowa IA his table loaded with dainties
and lu<u les aud satisfy his
appetite. while he knows widows and
orphans are starving and suffering
from Tho inelrmency Of the weather.
II You want 10 set the most u of the
Tic thai now is obey the injunction,
Lose Yourself. Love yourself last. Save
Senle ON. divide your plenty. pity the
poor AMI oppressed. speak the word of
comfort. do the generous deed. and
then the stars will shine brighter, the
angels viii come 70 YOU Duties will
become privileges. tor then YOU will
have the same mind that Jesus had.
Who pleased not HIMSELF" but said.
He came Q 10 be ministered unto
bur 10 minister" or As Paul said, 81
seek MOI YOURS bur YOU. | will most
gladly spend and be spent or your
souls: IF love YOU more abundant
" am | loved the less"
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-12-13

ON the higher planes where angels will
visit us and duties will be abolished,
and we will do thy will not from mere
sense of duly but because thy love
c~onstraias us. In the name OF Him
Who asks Us 10 be- perfect even as our
Father in heaven is perfect, we ask it
all. Amen.
Dec. 9Th, 1924.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-12-13

Heavenly Father. We thank Thee
that The life we are now living is by
faith upon thy Son. in Whom We have
our redemption. We praise Thee that
our duties can be transformed into
glorious privileges. so much so that in
our relations 10 Thee there are no du-
ties. Ii is our duty 10 love Il enc
mics. ii is our duty TO bless them that
curse us. ii is our duty 10 resist temp
tations which would corrupt u souls.
II is our duty To keep ourselves I'M
spotted from the world. Hard tasks
Tor US TO perform, but help us TO live
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-03

Sc ALQUILA una dos habitaciones
completamente Independence, con to-
do Ell comfort moderno, al lado del
Trolley y cerca para los Daiios de
mar Para hombres solos. lInformarar.
en- Stop so, Santurce, condado No. 81.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-03
6EsTAN LOS EE. uU. 1NTERESA
DOS EN- Ell INVENTO DE
MATHEWS?

LoNDRES, JUNO 2. Omitted Press).
Grindell Mathews, el inventor del
celebre .'rayo de la muerte'', acaba
de llegar esta capital procedente de
Paris, quien anunci6 que Tprohablemen-
te una compafiia inglesa explotaria su
invento.
Ell Sunday Express dice que Ma
thews ha manifestado que ha recibido
una carta, firmada por Lawrence Timp-
son, quien declara que tiene instruccio-
mes del gobierno de los Estados UNI
dos para pedirle a Mathews que lie na-
ga varios experimentos con su aparato,
para yer 81 lie convene comprarlo al
gobierno. Hasta la fecha ell hombre que
tai afirna, y que Sc hace lamar :Timp
son, no ha podido ser identificado, de
modo que Mathews ignora quien pueda
ser y 81 en- realidad tendra instructed
mes del gobierno americana para pre-
senciar experimentos del fanoso in
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-03
SH Directorio es Ia prinera Ease de Ia
transformation que espera a Espana' :

cheras; otras mas solapadas, porque
hagan menos ruido, no son por clio
menos dolorosas. Estamos EN- la no.
ra de la union sagrada, hay que
sostener la fe del pals. La censura,
benigna sobre todas las cosas, nos
ayuda en- estas circumstances. En-
Francia, donde sin embargo Ia liber~
tad de la prensa ess colnpleta, ino Sc
ha procedido contra las procla
mas subversivas aparecidas en- algu-
nos diarios de la extrema i2quierda?
-5No Sc ha pensado nunca en-
abandonar Marruecos, al menos par
cialmente, aun cuando fuera esa la
voluntad del pueblo?
Ell rey guarda >reserva. En- segui-
da responde:
No hemos lido a Marruecos por
nuestro gusto. Es una mission inter
nacional la que cumplimos. No po-
demos rehusarnos a ella.
En- seguida Sc habla de la crea-
cion de centros artisticos para estu-
diantes espanoles en- Francia, Sc
mejanza de los creados en- Madrid
para estudiantes franceses. FL rey
expresa su entusiasmo Y su decision
por ayudar esas iniciativas de IN
tercambio intellectual entire EspaIlf
| y Francia, para aproximar a annoi
pueblos. El periodista hace una alu-
sion al case de don Miguel de Una
muno. sugiriendo que habra que eli
minar de estas gestiones a "quien
| ha atacado repetidamente al rey y
! la reina madre.
Ell rey responde en- ell acto abier-
/ tamente, francamente.
| -iPor que? Sc puede perseguir
un polemista respetando al mismc
tempo al escritor. Pero no Sc debe
descartar nunca ningdn valor inte
lectual de un grupo que debera re
presentar ell cerebro de Espana, J
cada uno en- ese grupo debera con
servar su lugar seg1n sus meritos ;.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-03
Sc VENDE A PRECIOS
MODICOS

Una GAIA regstradora NATIONAL, de gayetas, una
naquina coIumnas, tsa GAIA de cauda-
les a!emana, pueba de gran fuego una maquni-
la de escrib "REMNGTON, mesa, una guiltotina,
propa para acer muesas de tea Ell los anaceneD pa
ra papel las iprentas cuato baues para ues-
tfas tres rodantes de cpres gavetas
dos sas gatoras para escorio una protectofa de che
qes un Truck RODIA" de dos toneadas, dos mil pies
de MADEIRA de pchpen resinoso fernando buenos apa-
radores.
Todo puede San iusto 3 y IS de a II AM
yde a P. M
JUAN SAAvEDRA,
Receiver de Zaiduondo, Mier & Co. ~ ga
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-03

Avisamcs III 'phblico qne ya he.
mos rebaiado la tarifa dc los pre-.
clos de sfotorrabados. Perfection
y rapidex. Puerto Rico nustra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-03
MAGNIFICA EXHIBICION DE
CIENCIAS DOMESTICAS EN-. LA
ESCUELA SUPERIOR DE
SANTURCE

Ell martes ultimo del corriente mes,
dio comienzo la magn1fica exhibition
que del trabajo de costura de sus dis
cipulas ha preparado la muy activa
Directora del departamento de Glen
cias domesticas de la Alta Escuela Sc
norita Ortiz.
Invitados oficialmente para asistir
Ia Inauguration no pudimos dejar
de ir, va que la importancia de la
misma tiene toda nuestra atenci0n
preferencia.
| Fufmos cortesmente atendidos por
una infnidad de bonitas muchachaS
que informan a los visitantes del es-
Etilo de tai cual creacion, como fue
heeha otros pormenores que deja-
ron de interesarnos va que no PEN
samos por ell momento tomar este ar
te para profession.
ALI vimos infnidad de creaciones
de arte, obras maestras, verdaderas
especialidades en- Ginghams, en- Sc
das Y en- diferentes telas Y gasas, ha-
|
bilmente enlazadas, Y todas heehas
por alumnas que cursan ell primero
o ell segundo ano.
Recomendamos esta exhibicion
con especialidad las madres, las
hijas Y hasta los esposos. Es STEM
pre- conveniente que estos siltimos Sc
pan en- que gasta SD mujer ell dinero.
lfNFelicitamos la afable Directora de
Giencias Domestieas Srta. Ortiz por
Ia actividad demostrada en- este i'm
tportante plantel de ensenanza, Y asi
nismo todas las discipulas, que to-
nan parte, con sus costuras, en- esta
brillante exhibition.
En- la Escuela Central, todas ho-
.as del dia. Parada 21. Por toda esta
semana. No: Sc la pierdan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-03
HA sIDo PRBSENTADA A MR.
HUGHES La PRoTEsTA DEL JA
pom CONTRA Ell BILL DE
Exclusion

WASHINGTON, JUNO q. (cable
frances) - Ell Embaiador HAM Hara,
siguiendo ordenes recibidas de su 60
bierno, ha presentado ante ell secreta-
rio de Estado Mr.. Hughes una protesta
del gobierno japones contra La clausuIa
de exclusion de la nueva ley de inmi-
gracion.
La protesta declara que este es un'
gesto de enemigos Y que jamas sera,
olvidado por los japoneses.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-10-25
CHAIR CASE
BEING HEARD
Science Teacher Called Into
Justices Court


GAINESVILLE, Mimi, Oct 25.-H. r..
Opsahl, science teacher in the
GAINESVILLE High School, NOS to APP
pear IN justice court here at 2 p.
M today for preliminary hearing on
charges of assault and battery in
the second degree, which were pre-
ferred against him as result of his
use OF an electric chair to pun
lsh unruly students in his classes.
The hearing will he held before
Judge Casper Berg and is expected
to attract large number of spec
tGtors.
Opsahl was arrested last, Saturday
when Fred Tenneson, railroad
worker, sworc oua warrant charg-
ing him with using Ian electric
chair on his son, Earl. the effects
of which, he complained, caused
severe burns on the boys legs"
Investigation, which followed
disclosed that Opsahl had construct
ed chair to which ne had applied
electric coils and whlck he used in
Furnishing his asserted insubordinate
pupils. According to the science
teacher, however, the effects of the
electric chair" were merely to
scare the students into better de-
pertinent
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-10-25
Bismarck Man
COntesting For
Place on Team.

Fargo, N. D., Oct. 25.--Tcn college
students are working hard to make
the student stock Judging team which
will represent the North Dakot;
Agricultural college at the American
Royal Livestock show in Kansas City
Nov. Is, and the international Stock
show in Chicago on Nov. %, accord
ing to Il statement made by r.. j.
Thompson, professor of animal hus-
band,y. at the college today.
The menfrom whom the five mem
bers of the team will be picked are
Ted Martell, Bismarck; Richard
Grippe, Wheatland; VIM. Freeman,
upham; Fred Bruins, Valley City;
Ray Harding, Midway; Lewis Moe,
Watford City; Fred Schroeder. Val
ley City; Carl Stevens, Edmunds, and
Charlie Fleming, Hamilton, all of
them students in the School Of Agri-
culture.