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picked him up and set him on the
rear platform of the last coach.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-10-27
One String Instrument Has
"Voioe' of a Prima Donna

Unique tones. which are said to
sound like the far-away voice of
prima donna, are produced by an odd
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ute speech in English followed by q
,..i ....u..c sper,u III German.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-11-13
Clutch fabrication Is
Quite Often Neglected

In some cars fabrication Of the
clutch throwout collar means removal
of the floor boards and the turning
down of a grease cup. 1t seems that
it is a hardship for many owners to
turn down grease cup even though
it Is exposed to view. This class
rarely if ever takes the time TO at
tend to the clutch throwout unless
there is clutch and gear-shifting trou-
BILE Where there is no provision for
fabrication of this part by turning
down a cup extending through the
floor boards or the side of the frame,
the owner had best have an oil line
installed. A good repairman can easily
arrange to have large cup feed
through a small opening into a piece
of metal tubing running to the throw
out The small opening is necessary
so the oil feed will not be rapid, other
wise the reservoir will be exhausted
quickly Or a self-feeding oil cup,
many types of which are on the mar
ket. might be installed in place Of the
grease cup under the floor boards
The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-11-13
Automobile Tire Should
Be Kept Well Inflated

1t is well known that after long.
fast run the tires of an automobile are
found to be hot. Many have supposed
this the result of the friction of the
tire on the road. Such is, however,
not the case.
The real cause of heating is the in
ternal friction of the tire itself. AS
the tire is being constantly DETECTED
by contact with the road, the various
plies, or layers, which compose the
tire do not act uniformly. Consequent
ly there is more or less motion be-
tween them, that results in friction
and heat.
The greater the change In shape in
tire as it contacts with the road the
greater will be the friction. OF course,
the more the tire Is inflated, the less
will be the detection; but it is evident
that while perfectly rigid tire would
generate but little heat it would fail
in giving easy riding. Hence, one
must put up with some heating and
consequent tire wear.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-11-13
Old Man Friction Often
Is an Unseen Passenger

mo matter what kind of a car you
drive, how many passengers it holds,
or where or when you drive, there's
an extra passenger along with you"
says garage man.
''Its Old Man Friction. You can't
see him, but you can notice the effect
of his sly. damaging tactics. He runs
up your gasoline and repair bills, and
wears out your car lot quicker as
long as he has his own way.
Friction must be eliminated by the
use of a good lubricant, and l have
found the graphite lubricants most eff
fective. The selected fake graphite
in the grease forms an unusually long
wearing coating that keeps the metal
contact surfaces from the rasping
grind that wears away the parts
Graphite is especially good for cars
used in travelling billy country"
The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-11-13
Ball Check Repair

In engines having pressure feed oil
ing there is generally a regulator with
a ball check valve in housing. If
this ball gets stuck or lacks sphericity
it is difficult to remove it for replace
ment. About the best way of getting
it out is TO take an L-shaped tube or
rod of a diameter slightly smaller than
the ball. On the end of this rod or
tube stick a small lump of grease. Put
ting the rod through the opening care
fully the grease on the end will usual
ly pick up the ball and bring it out.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-11-13
Health /! !!
TOXIC POISONING

As q result of chronic constipation,
waste material clogs the lower bowel and
generates toxins Tor poisons) which are alb
sorbed into the blood stream and often
cause skin eruptions and disease Of liver,
kidneys and other organs. Medical author
tiles agree that constipation demands treat
ment that exerts q tonic action on the
bowel muscles and enables them to func-
ton eventually without help.
A simple, easy treatment for constipa-
ton, recommended by doctors and nurses,
is to take one or two jacques Digestive
Capsules after each meal These Capsules
contain certain medicines which assist the
stomach in digesting food. They tone up
entire digestive tract and induce regular,
healthful bowel movements. Taken regl-
larry, even chronic cases yield to their
ministrations. Non-habit forming. Espe-
cially beneficial for indigestion and dys-
pepsia. Coo at druggists or postpaid from
Jacques Capsule Co., Plsttsburg, N. Y.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-11-13
Quite So

A glib oil-stock salesman had Just
finished describing the glorious OPP
portunities Of his proposition TO a
prospective purchaser with the ques-
ton: What do you thiak about it,"
Il think" drawled the previously
bitten man. that there is just one
thing that saves you from being a
bare-faced liar"
what is that?" asked the sales
man.
Your whiskers," was the reply
Chicago Daily News.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-11-13
Everything All Right

A well-known minister, famous for
observation-disclosures, once met an cid
friend in the street and stopped to talk
with him When about TO separate,
the minister's face suddenly assumed
a puzzled expression.
"Tom," he said, when we met was
1 going up or down the streetT
Down" replied Tom.
The minister's face cleared. IT'S
all right, then. I had been home TO
lunch"
The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-11-13
Chains Make Best.

Anti-skid chains make the best of
bad going wherever you go. You may
be lulled into a false sense of security
by the good behavior of your car on
dry, paved streets. But what about
the country runs? To motor on icy
or muddy roads without tire chains is
like rocking a rowboat in mldchannel.
Take your chains and you'll take
no chances Go as far and as fast as
you like-up hill, down dale, through
mud. slush and slime. Tire chains
will prove pathfnders to peace, COM
fort and safety. No matter how mud
dy the road, they hold on like bull
dog. 1t is as if you were to transfer
your own instinct for self-preservation
to the wheels of your car. They are
as essential to your car as wheels,
brakes, oil or gasoline.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-11-13
Two Reasons for Request

An old lady who was making her
will said suddenly: There's that
moth-eaten old carpet in the loft. l
should like to leave that to my Cou-
sin So-and-So."
RESPONSIVENESS produced only the
remark: I'm sure change of air
would do the moths good-and / never
did like So-and-So"
The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-11-13
Shortcut for Valve
Grinding Outlined

In cases where a badly pitted
valve requires regrinding, here
Is a shortcut. Cut a piece Of
emery cloth in dimensions a
little bit wider than the valve
seating and twice as long and
then double 1t over so that both
surfaces are cutting surfaces.
Next cut a hole In the cloth so
that the valve stem may be
passed through and the emery
cloth brought close up against
the valve head. The valve Is
then placed in position for
grinding under comparatively
high pressure. Both sides of
the emery cloth will conform
to the valve head and the seat
ing cloth and If the valve turns
and the emery cloth remains
stationary, the valve will be
ground on the upper emery,
whereas If the cloth revolves,
the valve seating will be ground
on the lower emery.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-11-13
DEMAND ''BAYER" ASPIRIN
Take Tablets Without Fear If You
See the Safety "6ayer Cross"

Warning Unless you seetthe name
%Bayer" on package or on tablets you
are not getting the genuine Bayer
Aspirin proved safe by millions and
prescribed by physicians for % years.
Say 'Bayer" when you buy Aspirin
limitations may prove dangerous.-Adv.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-11-13

Goat milk en- route was enjoyed by
a Colorado motor party recently. The
camping party fixed stall for milk
goat on the running board of their me-
dium-sized auto and consequently had
a supply of the milk on their trans
continental trip. The goat would eat
leisurely even while the car was in
motion.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-11-13
Queer Treatment for MS

In some parts of Ireland a spiders
web is believed to charm away fevers.
and the spider itself. if soaked in trea-
Gle, is given as cure for ague. A had
docks bone is hung round the neck by
the Indians of Labrador to exercise
toothache; and there is Bacon's au-
thority for "the wearing on the finger
charm against cramp.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-11-13
cutieura for Sore Hands.

Soak hands on retiring in the hot suds
of Cuticura Soap, dry and rub in Gu
ticura Ointment. Remove surplus
Ointment with tissue paper. This is
only one Of the things Cuticura will do
if Soap, Ointment and Talcum are used
for all toilet purposes.-Advertisement.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-11-13
Cemented FRIENDSHIP

Clarence There's old Jack Connor.
He married the girl l was so crazy
about, not long ago.
Ralph-Your friend in spite of it,
eh7
Clarence-No. because of it.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-11-13
Lightning Death Toll

About 1900 human beings are struck
by lightning in the United States ev-
cry year. of whom one-third are killed,
says Nature Magazine. Nine-tenths of
these accidents occur in rural locaIi-
ties.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-11-13
PAxTENE IS FOR

who have feminine Ills that need local treat
ment--Douches of paxtine Antisepttc de-
stroys disease germs. heals Inflammation.
mended Paztine for years in their adver-
Using A pure white powder to be dissolved
IN water as needed-one box makes gallons
Of strong sntiseptio solution that gives posi-
tive satisfRctIon--60o at druggists or post
psfd by mail. THE COMFORT POWDER
COMPANY. BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS
The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-11-13

One seldom remembers when he
was unhappy; maybe it's too com
monplace.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-11-13
Hnrk. Hnrk. the Lark

A little daughter of the sluIns. on
her first day in the country, saw lark
motionless, high in air, pouring forth
its lovely music. She listened a mo-
ment, then she ran TO the mafrOn.
"Oh, Miss May" she said, There's
sparrow up there, and he can't git
I'D and he can't git down, and he
amt dom a thing but holler about il"
The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-11-13

wright's Indian Vegetable Pills contain
gentle purgative 372 Pearl St. N Y. Adv.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-11-13
An Expert

Ashes just like chess game"
B-"Yes? A-"Plays with 81 men at
once Williams Purple Cow.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-11-13
CHAINS ARE REAL
SKID SHOPPERS
Greatest Danger Besetting
Motorist Calls for Pre-
ventive Measures.

(By ERWIN GREER. President Greer Coll
lege Of Automotive Engineering. chcago)
Every motorist who has experienced
the sensation Of having his car fran
tically try TO slide from under him and
go slithering into tree. curb or pass
ing vehicle. is well aware that skidding
is dangerous fact that calls for dras-
tic preventive measures.
Skiddfng is the greatest danger that
besets the motorist 1t comes without
warning, turns pleasure into peril and
takes enormous toll in human lives
and wrecked cars.
To match mans strength against
the crushing power of a skidding car
is usually futile, often fatal. always
folly.
Skldding is no respecter of person.
purse. time, place or conditions. Pride,
strength, will and bank accounts fall
before its relentless force.
Accidents Due to skiddlng.
Statistics prove that fully 90 per
cent of motor car accidents and fatal
tiles are due, directly or indirectly,
to skidding. When a car starts TO go
It's usually a ''goner." There is no
time to wait or cogitate. There is
no time to adjust differences between
the car and the slippery street. Life
can be lost but once-frightful injuries
may happen frequently.
Nothing has ever been invented in
the way of anti-skid devices to equal
tire chains and 1t doesn't require the
gift Of second sight to see why this is
true.
Wheels equipped with chains auto
matically lay their own traction sur
face Friction is effected without af-
fecting the tires. They strike the
ground squarely-hold and release in
stantly. They fight for firm contact,
always gain their ground, prevent side
skid and drive-slip.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-11-13

Just after the loud cheering of his
speech has ceased. any man has faith
in humanity.
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Los naCiOnaIiStaS Sc han
pueStO a cubiertO de Ia di6-
Cultad legal que pudiera
preSentarSeleS 81 tuVieren ne
ceSidad de SuStiluir can
didatOS
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iStaS, LcdO. N. Marcos Morales

En- Ia manana dc aver estuvo g
visitarnos 81 Lcdo. Don Miguel Mar
COS Morales. Presidente del rart|do
Nacionalista.
Tuvo por objeto Ia vista dp tam
excelente amigo prestigioso poll
tico, haccrnos una aclaracion respec
to de la posicion DC los Nacioualis-
taS en- cuanto 10 quo deciamos cu
una information que iusertamos
aver referente cual podra ser la
Interpretation legal que pueda dar
sela a la facultad dc los partidos
que Sc inscrihen por pcticion para
alterar sustituir candidates sin
hacer una nueva petici6n iurada
por los electores peticionarios.
Nuestra information be aver -
contraia dar cuenta de- d si,ua
cion en- que Sc cncontraba ~ Par.
lido Republicano Puro dc csta a.
pital, el cual Sc disponia a sustituir.
para cl cargo Dc Alcaldc. II doctor
Gomez Brioso por cl Lcdo. Roberto
H. Todd; pero en- ninguna partc dr
uuestra information menciouahamos
al Partido Nacionalista. va que no.
otros desconociamos cual era ID c-
tado en- que Sc cncontraban ias po-
tciones dc este otro partido.
Decimos este para que sc cnticnd1
que Ia aclaracion del scnor Marcos
Morales no es una rccti6caciou q
nuestra information sino ma, bier.
una amplacion dc Ia misma. puesi1
que 81 cxpresado cahallcro ha venido
a administrators intcresantes datas
reacionados con Ia forma cu uup las
nacionalistas han creido poncrsc a
cubierto dc csta oxigencia legal v
poder en- cualquicr tempo prueeder
a sustituir candidates.
Nos dijo el scnor Marcos Morale
que ellos habian conseguido que g..
dos cada uno dc los clcctorcs que
habian frmado jurado toda- s .a-
da una de las peticioncs dc inscrir-
c'ou. declararan tambicu haio iura-
mento que cllos rccouociau como di-
rectores dc su Partido al actual Pre-
sidente V Secrctario y los autoriza
ban para sastituir. en- cualquicr mo
(Continua en- la Ga. paginal
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NO ESTAN DE ACUERDO QUE
Sc DEJE A LAS FUTURAS
GENERACIONES DECIDIR
Ell STATUS DEFINITIVO
DE PUERTO RICO

Con respecto la nueva Carta
Organica que Sc solicita para Puerto
Rico. diio: estamos de acuerdo en-
todas sus parties, eXcepto en- aquello
Que dice dejar las futuras gene
raciones escoger el rumbo que me-
jor les convenga la isla, 81 Estado
0 Independencia. No estamos dc
acuerdo, no, el dejar un legado in
defnido nuestros hijos; los testa-
mentos deben ser precisos, claros,
Y no permitiremos mientras nos sea
possible, dejar un embrollo a nues-
tros hiios del cual les sea dificil sa-
lir, Mientras haya sangre en- nues-
tras venas, lucharemos para cumpiir
el deber que el destino ha puesto on
nuestras manos.
Despues hizo uso de la palabra el
senor Carlos Salcedo, comenzando
asi: Gel Leon, Rey dc las Selvas, s.
siente impotente incapacitado
cuando Sc encuentra soitario. ~
RUGE. ruge pidiendo auXilio pa
ia tener ayuda Y undo con los su-
yos poder atacar destruyendo las
barreras q. le oprimen coartan su
libertad, asi tambien ahora nosotros
pedimos la cooperation de todo Por-
torriqueno honrado y patricia para
Sc una a nosotros haciendonos
fuertes podremos atacar las adver-
sidades que Sc nos presenter.
FABLA DON GONZALO O'NEILL
All ser carinosamente nvitado Il
senor O'Neill para que dijera unas
cuantas palabras, este querido com
patricia Sc levanto Y dijo sus mol
vidables "SIETE PALABRAS":-
"Quiero yer a Puerto Rico gobernar-
Sc libremente baio el pabellon de las
(Continua Ell la pagina G.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-09
I'll. DESARME SIN EARANTLAs y
EI. ARBITRAJE SIN PENALIDADES

s GINEBRA. .setiembrc s Gable fran
c6s) Los discursos de Mcdonald. han
canSado la mas grande deSiluci6n va
due son considerados de una Analogue
dad extrcma.
Scglin los opositores de Mcdonald. Is
te ha trazado un programa de desarme
sin garantfas V I'm arbitraie sin fucr-
za moral va que no puede imponer pc
nalidades.
Los admiradores del Premier brita-
nico. 10 consitleran como nm implanta-
dor de la verdadera democracia practi-
ca de una nueva polftica internacio-
nal
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-09
Hrepresentante a la Canlara pOr Ell PartidO So
cialista, Sr. Pablo Pilot Garcia, rOmpe de6niti-
vamente con dichO partidO, inscribiendo en- Ell
dla de aver en- Secretarla Ejecutiva, Ell
"PartidO ObrerO Guayam6s'
Ell nuevO partdO eva pOr dvsa un vapOr con cbmeneas

Aver, estuvo departiendo con nos
otros en- nuestra redaccion, Ell represen
tante la Camara por ell Partido So
cialista, senior Pablo Pilot Garcia,
quien acaba de romper definitivamen-
te con dicho partido, Sc propore
combatirlo hasta derrotarlo en- Ell dis
trito de Guayama.
Ell sefior Pilot Garcia, nos ha he
cho las siguientes Manifestations:
Ell PARTIDO OBRERO
GUAYAMES
Va ..se.s.lsa
"Precisamente, vengo ahora Gle Ia
Secretaria Ejecutiva, donde acabo de
dejar deinitivamente inscrito ell Par
lido Obrero Guayames con 440 peticio
mes de inscription, y del cual tengo Ell
honor de ser candidate a alcalde.
LA divisa que lleva Ell nuevo par
lido, es un vapor con tres chimeneas.
"'Entraremos en- campafa activa in
mediatamente, seguros de que habre-
mos de obtener ell triunfo en- la ciudad
de Guayama, donde estoy dispuesto
dar la batalla electoral, empleando to-
das mis- energias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-09
(De nuestros Corresponsales
en- Nueva York;

FL domingo 81 de agosto, a las
de la tarde, y ante una selecta con-
currencia, el Lcdo. Eduardo Mendez,
Porto Rican Democratic Club de
sc hizo cargo de la Presidencia del
Brooklyn, tan pronto como hizo
entrega del Club su antique Presi-
dente el senor Jose V. Alfonso, ell
nueyo Presidente comenz0 una decla-
raci6n de principles que fueron del
agrado de todos los concurrentes.
En- breves V concisas palabras ex-
preso los grandes deseos que STEM
pre- habia tenido de encontrarse
frente una institution de esta in
dole para poder desplegar con me-
jor apoyo sus actividades en- pro
de los Portorriquenos RESIDENCES en-
este pals en- Puerto Rico
FL Club ha de ser esencialmente
politico, dijo, y la question social
es enteramente secundaria; creemos
que nuestras mujeres tienen iden-
tices derechos a los nuestros para
inmiscuirse en- los asuntos politicos
y mucho mas cuando esa interven-
cion puede resultar en- beneticio de
nuestra Patria. Por esta razon ape
lamos al sentimientO de nuestras
damas para que cooperen con nos
Otros hasta la consecusion del ideal
com1n de todo Portorriqueno, el de
yer nuestro pueblo gobernarse a
81 propio.
NO QUIEREN CONNECTION CON
LOS POLITICOS DE PTO RICO
No queremos connection alguna con
los PARTIDOS IMPERANTES en-
Puerto Rico, diio el sehor Mendez,
pero 81 la Legislature aprueba lc-
yes benefciosas para el pals y nece-
sta nuestra cooperation para conse-
guir que en- Washington las aprue~
ben, estamos dispuestos cooperar
con ellos por medic de los Represen~
tantes i Senadores q. van a Wash
ington respaldados por los multiples
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-09
LAS RAZONES DEL
NUEVo PARTIDO.

Hasta aqui llegaba el ex-lider socia
Iista, Ell sps manifestaciones, cuando
creimos oportuno, preguntarle las cau-
sas que lie habian inducido adoptar
tai actitud.
''voy a decirle Embellishments
contesto,- ,Partido Socialista que
organize a mi llegada a Guayama. en-
ell 1917, Ell NADIA Sc parece al que aho
ia contemplamos, maltrecho ruinoso,
extraviado, sin direction alguna
.Hay cierto grupo, dentro del Par
lido Socialista, que como manada de
lobos hambrientos, han asaltado la di
,recci6n del partido, y Ell vez Gle en-
grandecerlo. 10 q. ha hecho es q. 10 ha
entregado por un puiiado de pesetas'
a los capitalistas, como Judas tambien
vendiera al divine Maestro. Lo que de
sean ambicionan son cheques y mas
cheques.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-09

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u soiuci6u al misferfo T. seconds 90
sulto tamhisn nsna cor isa iarfmfsan
ies de oosiumbrs rsr8 sn ts tsfena
tina aparsoisrcu cess ahfsfss eos SCI
caales como svidsuris Etftsg 81
tendi6 ma ordsu a. sffsss. srua
Icutsert. bsfo arasaci6u 81 hshsf 80
sinado sB espoes
Aigun scido hahis eso e-ftfs 81
De- tina. ~ efecto corrosive - a ra
tasa habia dcstuido fefs rs rvlgsH
cta que pudters spoffar sf tsa8vsf
cxocpci6n de los shtstos gas tah.s ea
psdo Ia poicia ore hshusn fe 81
war un hombrs at cadalss Era r03
dente aue nm scr hnmane hahis Hs-
.cscondido cn FL iamare por Fl hsHa
De que M peqneao hrsae Gel rs tan
NO hsbia sido Desirable por sI rrersss
pmmico Ademks sI hects a. ere ana
reciersn seis vsrIlas dsuoetrats aas
IA victima habia afs rn1 maier
ess muier 10 ptdia asr sffa ere
sehora Leutzert pre- ef fisats fs
identifcado como mvo uer ssnf
ca. ademas. ia serHa msfHnsnls'
mevaba sus inirialss
Ieuteort iuch6 conn Ha ss-ssurfa
do nor librarae ds ta aHa sikfttira
Durants 81 primer fHlaa I'll nfaaa n7
pudo ponerss de acasrde zero -
aeaundo. fus decIsrsdo erfpshfs s
yiado p1id6n por toaa = viaa fsa