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w. w. and he took me up to BOB End
Ave. S. where the headquarters of
the communists are in a book store
in the basement and he introduced me
to a fellow named Martin and we
had quite a talk and expressed our
opinions back and forth and of course
| agreed with them that the revolu-
ton would come in a very short time
in this country and | said when II
does come ! will be the first one TO
shoulder gum" and Hajdn said, 81
believe you will all right for ! have
been keeping an eye on you for quite
a while and | believe you are all
all right and any time you want to
come in with US just say the word
and we will get you fixed right" and
said, 81 am very much pleased to
know that you have that much con-
fidence in me and | might in the near
future take you up but don't feel
hurt il | turn you down for my M
tentions and my feelings are with you
and when | think the time is ripe |
will let you know and | will be with
YOU" and he said that was all right
and no hard feelings as they expected
a large increase in the near future
and they thought | was wise in TAX
ing the stand | did at this time, but
| figured that this wasn't hardly IN
my line of work up here and DIDN'T
want TO get mixed up with that bunch
unless | have to or if it becomes
necessary for it is running too much
risk unless know have got the
backing of the Government but | am
not scared of them as | expect to go
down there again and do all the work
can outside of their organization and
see if | can meet any more of the
mill workers.
Yours respectfully,
No. %.
Expenses
Meals Sl.55
Carfare Is
$1.73
r. 10 Coptinua61
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uhoOMlNG NO. 20 FOR THE
BITSINEGC .CENr,r,,c ron

U"UUMING No. 20 FOR THE
BUSINESS AGENTS JOB.
N, hanSas City, Mo-, Nov. /, 1919.
No. 70. 1925 Baltimore Ave-,
Dear Sir:
W, We note by your reports that you
10. LAY a talk with "Red" Mcfarland
a,'a stated to him that you would
I T. siaa to take the Business Agents
N i.a anu we are very much pleased
rsr; San that you are advancing so
i i"psiuly IN the friendship of McFar-
r I~u ana instruct you to stick pretty
ssn se % nm, as he is the man who
S usn make you Business Agent if he
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New Bakery Trust.

New York.-Stookholders Of the
Ward baking company have voted to
merge with the United bakeries cor
noration. Common stockholders Will
be- paid 5000 d share, and 500 Will
be paid for preferred stock; II IS
claimed that both concerns will hold
their present names for trade reasons
huf a new company, to be known as
tbe Ward baking corporation will hold
the stock Of the Ward baking com
many. The latter concern Is now en-
gaged in a nationwide war with or
0anized bakery workers because Of an
attempt to force individual Bargaining
and conduct an anti-union shop.
Ill L. -. - In hr- nIIrrL a in q
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Iarrr rel.acrn rnhls.

New York. Dee. Sl--During It's past
fiscal year the Imperial tobacco conn
pany ef Canada reports a net profit Of
SS.27t.a gi.
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The STOOL PIGEON
Ayp The OPEN SHOP movement
BY Jean z. Spielman-

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earners are discovering the soundneSs
aud wisdom q tie cooperative way Of
solving living costs.
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.c..ssDed from Last Week.
,.x,oNS CONTROLLED THROUGH
lNl rus OPERATIVES ACTING
As OFFICERS.
April %, 1919.
Mr. G. Lowell,
lgiS Holmes 81,
Kansas City, Mo.
p1 TinJIy exert all the influence you
N IN Local No. 90 to have John
pa;rs elected President and j. A.
cigyton. Business Agent.
' Tbis election will take place at the
,.lt regular meeting day, May 18th
and We hereby instruct YOU to cast
s s vote for Baird and Clayton and
= induce the other members TO vote
the same way.
~ Yours very truly,
THE MARSHALL DETECTIVE
WN.GR SERVICE co.
Adress all letters and kilograms to
20 Box 1858, X. C., Mo.
July |, 1919.
Mr.. R. S. Hurd,
Red Star Milling Co.,
Wichita, Kansas.
Dear Sir:
You have doubtless learned from
the reports that our No. 20 is likely
TO be elected Recording Secretary of
the Local in Wichita, and for fear
that you may not understand this in
the right light, we wish to advise you
that all of our Operatives are in
sructed to accept the Office of Re-
cording Secretary if possibly; as the
Recording Secretary has nothing to do
with agitation, simply keeping the
records which are valuable 10 us, and
from which we obtain all our infor-
nation. You will understand that if
No. 20 is elected to this office he will
be in a position to give the name and
record of every man who belongs to
The union, and as TO whether or not
he pays his dues, and attends the
meetings regularly, and all the inside
information that we desire.
The only office in the Union that
We bar our men from accepting is
that of Business Agent. The Office
OF Business Agent is the only office
In the union, which can harm the
mills, as it is the duty of the Business
Agent to induce the men to join the
Union, and as it is not our policy to
induce men to join the Union, but to
endeayor to keep them from joining,
our Operatives are naturally barred
from accepting the office of Business
Agent. The office of Recording Sec
rotary, which No. 20 will probably
De elected to, is the one office we de-
sire our Operatives to obtain if they
can.
We trust that you will fully under
stand this matter and if No. 20 is
elected, he will be instructed to take
any orders from you which you may
iMnk will benefit the mill and en-
aeaVor to carry them out in the Un-
ioh' and as an Officer of the Local
nus views will carry more weight with
your men than they would otherwise.
NE could not wish for No. 20 to
nave any better success than he has
mao so far and he is handling your
vase IN manner which we believe
Is most satisfactory.
49, Yours very truly,
mn, The MARSHALL DETECTIVE
"M'GR SERVICE co.
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l29 ". Elm street. urhana. 5-Sil2
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+ \. I, MOSS. N. D.
60 south Wright Street. Tele-
phone Main "a.
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Help the union shop by.purchasing
its products.
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Professional
Directory

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Evening star., 1924-07-13

Republican candidates pose
at the White House. Left to
right, front row: Gen. Dawes,
Republican candidate for Vice
President; Mrs. Coolidge, the
President, Mrs. Dawes. Sec
ond row: John Coolidge. w.
M. Butler and Frank Stearns.
Calvin Coolidge, jr., in rear.
l0TndrrWn0d 4 Underwood.
Evening star., 1924-07-13

One of the oldest ways of
making a living is the raising
and selling of hamingos, but
this is exactly what is done on
a farm near Woods;de, Long
Island. These birds were re-
ceived recently from Germany.
although they were originally
raised in Australia. The birds
are supplied to zoos, museums
and circuses.
International.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-20

proria que no hay nccesidad de de-
fender 81 causa
Botones botone>, mas botoneS,
constifuyen segmamente el principal
adorno en- muy honitos elegantes tra-
jes iauy en- boga hoy. y la moda de los
botones, Saguramente. Sc prolongard
hasta q otoho quizd hasta el invier-
no.
Debe admitirse, sin embargo, que el
adorno De botones exige no poca aten-
ci5n. y que hay solo una moda
y as dnica cue IN Il
ofrece u n II II t 0 armo-
nioso de adornos con botones. Esta es.
desde lnego el estilo sastre, como
quiera cue este modelo es tan general
mente acceptable y tan. PRACTICE para
nuestras necesidades. no hay tenor a
que los adornos de botones no reciban
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-20

eI rcconocimento que Sc merecen.
Los botoneS rcHultan muy atractivoS
eu trajeS &c SportS" para verano dc
flanela rosa claro. adornados con ban
das dc m1nto blancas; Y este mismo
modelo, aIladidndole quizi mangas lar
gas, rcsultari i&ualmentc applicable CO.
mo traje dc escuela. siempre que sea
desde Iucgo en- una tela de color mas
obscure, en- ierga. crepe de lana
tela crnzada.
igualmen-e deseable como traie de
comienzo de oto1o es el modelo dc una
Soll pieza de crepe sin adornos, con
mangas largas, y discnados para usar-
Sc con euello punos de limo, piqu6.
O muSelina.
Las exigencias de Ia moda constitu-
yen serios importantfsimos factories
en- el programa de vida de la mujer
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-20
Por EDITH Nj. BURTIS

Especial para Ell MUNDO)
E7L prohlema dc vestir de las ma
drcS. cstriba acknowledgements, en-
los rcquerimientos exigencias de la
moda respccto de sus hijas. Va esta
hora deben estar pensando en- las ne
cesidades de las escuelas de veranO
colegios en- relaci6n con la ropa de sus
ni1as.
Aquf, pucs, ofrecemOs algunas su-
gestiOneS de cOsas especialmente apli-
cables a las presentes necesidades.
No hay duda de que la moda de las
bandas continuard en- auge va que 6s-
tas cOnstituyen una prenda de vestir
dc tan buen efccto V tienen. ademds,
I'm lado nuy practice en- ciertas oca-
stones. Las mujeres va no descartan
10 honito 10 PRACTICE por 10 nueyo
que no tene otras cualidades de re-
comendaci6n que su noyedad V dife-
rencia este cs para mi entender una
de las mayores pruebas del progreso
de la mujer, va que recuerdo todavfa
muy bien que nosotras fuimos hasta
40 hace mucho Verdader2s esclavas de
la moda o por 10 menos yfctimas silcn-
cioSaS.
Viendo las maravilIosas colecciones.
dc bandas que Sc exhiben por todas parR
teS pareccr;i. de primcra intenci0n. que
NADIA nuevo Sc podra hacer que resul-
te intorcsante acceptable. Pero Guam
do razonamos de ese mOdo no penSa-
mos b,en en- las multiples posibilida-
deS del color, y en- Ia question de las
haudas dejamos de incluir en- nueStro
razonamiento In amplisima diycrsidad
de materiales accptables para bandas
en- comparaci6n. digamoS. con las te-
las tciidoS aplicahleS ciertas cla-
ses &c hlusas bataS
GI las bandas seguir;n en- moda
todo el mundo quedard deliciosa-
monte imprcsionado con las innovacio-
neS que 81 introducir;in.
pecoraciones mano en- las bandas,
pinturas caladoS, bordados ofrecen
licas oportunidades de originaidad e
individualismo. Afortunada Ia nina 0
la muier que pueda hacer sus propias
bandas. creando csos efectos de color
y de adornos que mejor cuadrcn a su
apariencia personal no solamente. sin
embargo, teniendo en- cuenta la orisi-
nalidad sino tambiGn el costo
Las ninas las j0veues que Sc en-
cuentran hoy en- casa, terminados sus
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-20

"a L encanto del blanco negro y
su propiedad de aplicaci6n en- M
sweater coat" teiido, puede verse en-
I'm nuevo y lrecioSo modelo de "swca-
ter. ajustado. hasta Ia cadera, con
mangaS cue cubren TODD el brazo has
Ia Ii muilfea un cuello cue puede
ahotonarSe On la garganta deiarse
alberto sobre los hombros.
Este reciente estilo es todo en- negro,
pxcepto las cstrechas tirilas blancas
que Sc le ponen en- el cueIlo, en- las man
gas Y Ell las extremidades
usado con I'm simple iuego compuesto
de blusa, falda plisada, sombrerito
negro adornado con una estrecha Gin
ta blanca, Sc obtiene TN precioso con
junto de negro y blanco propio para
cualqrier OCCASION de verano.
Las blusas tejidas constituyen un ar
tfculo dc vestir tan deseable, copbi
nandoIas con TN bonito estilo a Ia mo
da dc camisas separadas, existe tai
variedad de blusas para escoger la mas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-20

estudi0s en- cScueldS coleSiOS, puedCn
aproyechar cl tempo hacienda, no so
lamente varias bandas para dirersos
fines. sino.un juego 0 varios juegos de
bandas sombreros para cuando Vuoi-
VA cl tempo de estudios, no baya en-
tonces mas tempo que para estudiar
TRAFALGAR.
In juego de bandas de lana seda
es de gran cfecto resulta bastante mo-
dest0 cuando Sc alderman con borda-
dos en- lana Gle variOS cOlOres; 81 el
sOmbrerito no Sc hace tOdO del mismo
material de la banda, un adOrno del
mismo bordado resulta muy clcgant"'
cspacialmente cuando el sombrero cs
en- forma de turbante.
Las bandas aun los juegos compile
tos de handas SOmbrerOS Ofrecen en-
cantadoras po@ibilidadcs para regalos,
scguramente serdu del agrado dc
aqu6llas que aprovechan las horas des-
ocupadas del verano en- hacer artfyu-
los propioa para regalos.
No hay para que recomendar las ro-
pas eXteriores tejidas, va que esos ar
ticulos ocupan sitio preeminente en- q
guardarropa de toda mujer. La glori-
ficaci6n del antique sweater" como
Sc We en- los novlsimos abrigos es una
prueba de que esta prenda de vestir
Is imprescindible para la mujer mo
dcrna, y que continuard sicnIprc en
boSa aun cuando Sc operen en- su cs-
tito. color, forma, etc. visibles cam
bios &c acuerdo con las cxigcncias lie
la m0da
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-20

Muy prOpiO para la eStGci0n
cdIE!y0Sd del UeraaO reSuLtu
este senciLifsim0 trdje de una
sofa p;ez0, c0rtddO en- crepe
Uej'de ciGrO, " sin GdornOS.
moderna esperemos, pues, que estas
sugestiones resulten de alguna utili
dad.
Copyright Ledger Syndicate) De
rechos exclusives de publicidad ad-
quiridos por Ell MUNDO).
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-20

EncoRtddorG GINSa pa
ra j6Uenes, tejidu en- Sc
dd rosa cldyo con I'm in
tereSonte dibujo en- las
tte color 0!a5Gcu1O.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-20

Especial para Ell MUNDO)
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-08-08
Mans Mind E0er in
Affect Grip of Fear

Primitive man began his existence
ON earth under conditions that caused
his hair to stand on end dozen times
In the day of thrilling adventures.
When he looked around him it was
with an anxious, watchful eye for en-
emies, and an ear strained to catch
the howlings of strange beasts.
1t was with reluctance he surren-
dered his consciousness at night, for
there was no security about his rude
couch. He looked up at the sky with
no sense of friendly aid to be sought
there, but rather with craven dread
of some malign intent in the strange
movements of the stars and in the
periodic appearance of flaming
comets.
Man lived for countless ages with
fear at his elbow. and the centuries
of his advance in knowledge and cul-
ture have not enabled him to rid him
self of the monster, says Z. V. Odle
In P. It's and Cassell's Weekly. One
result of this is that the language of
almost every civilization abounds with
taboos and superstitions, while even
good many of the sayings of the
great are colored with the emotions
of fear.
Science has disposed of superstition,
but it has come to understand only
very little more about the emotion
of fear 1t Is only in his head and
in his heart that man is sometimes
hero; in the pit of his stomach he
Is always a coward. Physiologically,
the emotion of fear hits US very lit
orally below the belt. 1t affects the
great network of nerves situated under
plexus. These nerves are closely as
ISOLATED with all the most vital or
gans and they control the very pilot
upon which the human mechanism
works Hence, the sinking feeling"
that we experience in moments of fear
Ia due to an actual relaxation of the
diaphragm itself and the consequent
embarrassment of the heart and the
pulmonary system.
Science has also discovered that
the sense of fear, when it becomes
intensified, tends to produce a we'll
marked condition known In medical
sterms as a phobia. There are agroa-
phobia or fear in crowds; monophobia,
or fright of being In a confined space;
anthraphobia, or fright of society;
bathophobia, or fright of things fall
ing; siderodromophobia, or fright Of
railway travelling.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-08-08
Sam Rice Showing Much
Skill as Golf PLAYER

AS golfer Sam Rice. right fielder
for the washington americans, il
showing as much skill as he does on
the baseball diamond.
Until this year he didn't know a
niblick from brassie. But he took up
the game and the other day turned
in n for Is holes at the Indian
Springs course. Par Is "a
Rice isn't the only Washington base
ball player who has taken to the golf
course. Nick Altrock, clown of the
diamond, plays daily on one of the
public links and usually negotiates the
course in the low eighties.
Others who play are Harris, Ruel,
and Clark Griffith, president of the
Washington club. Goose" Goslin also
has taken up the game.
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WIN MODESTLY AND
LOSE GRACEFULLY
Track Coach at Boston Meet
Gives Athletes Advice

One hears great deal about the
demoralizing influence Of the profess
sional coach, but among the track
instructors at Boston for the recent
eastern intercollegiate meet it was diff
ficult to run down.
One of these men at lunch, before
the team set out for the Harvard sta
dunn, made little speech In which he
laid out quietly the program for the
afternoon. In conclusion he said:
Victory is a pleasant thing and you
all know what the stripe means But
victory is by no means everything. /
expect that you will do your best. In
deed, know that you WILL That is
all can ask
"You cannot win the meet, but you
can win lasting friendships in the fell
lowship Of track and field, and these
are the things worth while. If you
win win modestly, no matter how hap
by you are, and If you lose be quick
to slap on the back and shake the
hand of the man who beats you. And
by quick ! mean instantly. That's
craftsmanship, and it is a reputation
for that that we can take back home
with US, no matter what happens"
A little incident in the shot-put.
Hills, of Princeton, sent away beauty
and a great roar went up from the
crowd. Before the measurers had
stretched the tape Glenn Hartranft of
Stanford leaped over to where Hills
stood and. shaking his hand, congratu-
lated him. And Hartranft did this
thinking that he was beaten and not
knowing that Hills had fallen half an
inch short Of the championship.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-08-08
SOCIAL ERRORS

Telling the waiter to give the dinner
check to your mother-in-Iaw.
Telling the landlord you are just
: crazy about your apartment.
Giving an insurance salesman the
names and addresses of your friends.
Introducing your sweet little girl
from the country to crowd of college
boys.
Escorting the bride Of lumber jack
to the conservatory and pouring sweet
nothings into her ear while her hus-
band is on the premises Chicago
American.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-08-08
TIPS

Steer, don't drift.
Good nature is good business.
Being sure is not always being right.
Spend your money right-not right
and Left.
II you can't be the sun, don't be a
rain cloud
Silence is golden when nothing you
can say will help.
Take care that your hobby doesn't
become a hobble.
Don't act the fool--that corner of
life's stage Is overcrowded.
Pray for the things you want, but
work for the things you must have
Boston Transcript.
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SPLINTERS

Never Judge man by the opinion
he has Of himself.
Talk isn't necessarily cheap when
money does the talking
Don't expect a woman to take hint
unless 1t is fashion hint
Every man who knows himself
knows how selfish other men are
II man praises his wife's cooking
he win never have to pay alimony.
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Others Had Wondered

Little Margie was unusually silent,
her mind deep in the realms of fancy.
Finally she turned to her mother, who
was. seated on the sofa with rather
sad expression on her face, and
asked: SAY, mother, how did you
come to marry papa?'
Margie's mother looked at her daugh-
ter with wistful smile and replied
My dear child is that beginning to
astonish you, too?"
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-08-08
FLASHLIGHTS

A guilty conscience is always glib
explainer.
1t begins to look now as though
house cleaning will soon begin to in.
terfere with the mah-jongg games.
A man doesn't have to be very sick
to want everybody In the house to
drop everything else to wait upon him
One thing golf widow can be sure
of--her husband isn't out on the links
playing with another woman. He's
out there battling with men only.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-08-08
In Defense of Golf

Medical science has come to the res
cue of golf Not that the game needs
1t especially, but DR. Dearden, an Eng
fish physician, recently told the world
that "of all the games for tired bust
ness workers, believe golf to be the
worst" Now an American physician.
Or. Carlos F. Mcdonald, comes forth
with the glad news that golf is the
fountain of perennial youth.
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Golf Rabbits" Barred

Golf players known as rabbits"
will not be permitted to clutter up the
sairways in the British open and anna
eur golf championships In the future.
4 rabbit" is one who leaps from
bunker to bunker and persists in play
ing the big events though every one
xnows he hasn't a chance TO win.
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AROUND THEeCITY

= Those s.,., who are slow 'f~rath make
It's all right to follow our inclina-
tiOns If they are going the right way.
You can never tell. A good time
doesn't always depend On the price
you pay for it.
Some men are born great, some
achieve greatness and others put up
a successful bluff.
We should all strive to be upright,
but some people are SO straight that
they never unbend.
Castles In the air may have their
disadvantages, but at any rate the
waterpipes never freeze up.
II some people didn't parade their
virtues with brass band we would
Mever know they had any.
some grown peOple get EcHStoA as
easily as children get measles. and
with Just about as serious results.
The cynical bachelor observes that
many q man who is disappointed In
love doesn't find 1t out till after he
In married.
'sThe hairs Of our head are num-
bered," quoted the good deacon. But
they often have falling out" snick-
cred the unregenerate backslider.
VI expect to be in clover all this
summer" rejoiced the optimist. THAT
wouldn't suit me at ALL" replied the
pessimist. ''Td be afraid of hay fever
Nell-"Miss Antique says she thor
oughly believes in casting her bread
upon the waters" Belief suppose
In the hope that it will come back to
her In the form of wedding cake"
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organization selling Willys-Knight
and Overland automobiles in closed
territory. Previous experience UNI
necessary. Call or write.
REIN MOTOR COMPANY
Riverside. N. ].
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on Flyer bicycle and see some
thing of the country. Its different
when you have to walk, for you
don't get all tired out when riding
a good bike such as our Flyer is.
May we explain the many good
points of our bicycles to you!
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FOR SALE

Pedigreed Airdale Bitch, s1a
months old. Apply to G. Harry
Sever, Beverly Hardware & Supply
Store, Cooper street. BITS
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Those who are slow to&wrath make
fast friends.