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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-07
Sue for $10,237
in Tax on Opium

Suit for sl025T50 alleged tax due
on 4o9M ounces Of smoking opium
which II charges he smuggIed into
this country, against Lee Wing alias
Toy Polk. was instituted in federal
district court by the government
Thursday.
Lee. tho complaint states. was
taken at Blaine August with the
opium In his automobile. The gov.
eminent requires a tax OF S25 an
ounce on opium tho II Is contrnband.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-07
Drowning of K. C..
Head Is Battling

WHlTEFlELD, n. H., Nov. -
After more than n day OF exhaust.
i've investigation. local authorities
were admittedly baffled In their Of.
forts TO unravcl the mystery sur.
rounding the drowning OF James j.
Travcrs. past grand knight OF the
local lodge of knights OF Columbus.
Travers' body was found yestor
day in tho Johns river n few hun,
drcd yards from his home.
Officials were reluctant TO con-
meet Travers' fate with his action on
Columbus day in aiding In the dc.
struction OF flaming cross, he
lIcved to have been ignited by local
knnsmen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-07
Anne RICANS IN
ROUEN WRECK
Paris TO- Havre Train Is
Smashed in Tunnel

RorES. France. Sav, IA
wreck occurred 90 the pitch dark.
ness or tho mllr long railway tunnel
near R0ucn last night when the
London express, carrying Amrrl
cans and many British from Paris
10 Hayrr. was JsniIrd
a. least two pFaons were killed
and rix seriously Injured.
Walter Dumniy. MOSCOW CORE.
spondcnt OF tho New York Times.
had both less badly broken
white rescue workers were Firug.
Cling with lanterns TO set ont the
victims. u freight train Numbered
into the iunnel and smashed into
the debris.
There was panic among Tho sur.
viyorn. and The full extent % tho
catastrophe could not at first BE-
determined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-07
2 Men Are Facing
Robbery Charges

silas Finley and X. +. Smith were
charged with robbery IN an informa.
ton filed in superior court Friday by
Prosecutor Douglas. Tho two on
November held UP and robbed U. s.
Golden and took $40 from him, It is
chnrRnd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-07
Believe G.. 0. P. Has
Won In New Mexico

ALBUQUERQUE. y. ~. NOV. L.
Belief that returns from tho remain.
ms onc-third OF the state 20 report
would not materially affect tho 1000
plurality Of President Coolidge was
voiced today b. the New Mexico
State Tribune.
Tho defeat OF Senator Bursum by
$. q Bptton was conceded hy the
republican state central committee.
as was the defeat or Hubbcll Wcpj
BY Morrow Dcml for congress.
For governor. Richard Hnnuett
uDem) appears 70 have won out over
Manuel otero nRep) by about 5000.
aliho republicans have refused ia
conccde otero's defeat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-07
Two British Subs
Damaged in Crash

LONDON. Nov. Z. ~ The British
submarines K.2 and H.29 corided to.
day while maneuvcring in the Eng.
lish channel and were seriously dam.
aged. but both were able to reach
Portland harbor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-07
Hurry Men and Get
Those Eight Suits !

NEW YORK. Nov. T.-American
men arc fairly good dressers. but
they will never be sartorially per
feet unless each has at least eight
suits Of clothes. Jean Patou. IA
nous French designer, said at a
luncheon here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-07
Brookhart Victor;
Ballots Locked Up

DIES MONIES. Ia, NOV with
Senator Smith ". Brookhart winner
by LIS votes on the face OF com
plete but unofficial returns Of the
vote cast for United States senator
in Iowa. managers OF Daniel Stcck
democrat, today took precautions "a
see that the ballots were kept intact
for the official count.
The ballots were ordered locked in
the county vaults until called for on
November "a, when the official count
begins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-07
Asks Appointment
of Washington Man

To succeed the late Secretary Of
Agriculture Wallace. A. s. Goss.
master o. the Washington state
grange, has asked President Cool.
Idgc TO appoint Il. y. Favillc, OF
Portland, editor Of farm paper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-07

unfairly retire 90 resume hlr aciyi.
ties as head OF the Loyal order %
Moose. A. EucccEror the name Of
John l. Lewis, president u the
United Mine Workers Of America. D.
mentioned.
c. HascUm slcmp, secretary 20 tho
president, has the unofficial status
o. a cabinet member Reports are al.
ready current that he viii withdraw
from bis position but his friends be-
lleye u he does u VIII b. Co a higher
position, perhaps ono Of the cabinet
yaranCita
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-07
HUGE sCARFs

Huge scarfs OF ostrich feathers
very much liked with evening frua
since they give the effect Of Z.
Grafton. which is denied 10 frocn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-07

Pennsylvania collects tho greatest
amount in auto registration fees and
taxes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-07

Gasoline tax in SO states. In first
half OF 1894. amounted 10 2.450.slo.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-30
COMMERCIAL GUIDE OF GREATER SAN ANTON

The San Antonio Light, ever awake to the
interests of its readers, and DESTROYS of giving
them the highest quality service in all lines, has
inaugurated this commercial directory wherein
will be found practically everything of interest
to the average family or business man. There
are many firms listed here that you have often
wanted to do business with but have been I'm
able to locate. This list of firms is carefully
selected and we feel your dealings with them will
be satisfactory to the highest degree. Mail and
telephone orders will be given prompt attention.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-07

CASA 4 pLAZOS.4 Compre su casa
con 10 cue pagaria de alquiler En-
el sitio mas sano y fresco de SantGace
CMontefloaeSl, con caIle enlbreada, llz
electrical, telefono, gas aqua a to-
das boraS) puede usted adquirir Ia SUI
va. hInpia. atractiva de moderna
construction. pagando pequena can't
dad al contado, Y el resto en- hipoteca
"a pagar menSualmente. como 81 fuera
aiquilcr. Buen vecindari0 Sitio deli
cioso. panorama bellfsimo. transporte,
ficil por seryicio &c guaguas al pre-
sente. En- cuanto Sc resuelva Ia Tranquil
cia, Ia nueya lfnea de trolley atravesa
ri esta urhanzaci0n. Eenga yer las
IN vendidas Y habi5adas por sus due
nos. quieneS esfdn encantadoS de su
buena adGuisici6n. Asf indaga usted
r. Sc infornia pOr ellos miSmoS directa
mcnte. Insormari t'liSeS Roman Bor-
ges Cristo /. tercer piso. Fel6fono 155.
sam Juan. ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-07

La casa Condado 38, frente la Es-
cuela Luchetti, cerca del Trolley y del
Condado- Vnderbilt. Cuatro Dormito-
rios, Garage, Jardin. Sc dan facilida-
des para ell pago. -Puede verse por
las tardes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-07
La Historic Sc Re-.
pite Todos los DidIs, |,

Un simple catarro, una bronqrntis
incipiente traen por 10 regular con-
sccuencias funestas Los pulnsores
Sc resienten , Sc dcbilltan listed no
sc ola cuenta cuando 10 invadio el to
rriElo huespsd: IL fists.
No busque explicaciones para su
mall 81 usted tempo hubiesc ateu-
dido su catarro, oil peligro hubieSe
estado evitado. no hay que perder
tempo, no 1nal9aste su dinerc, ell
verdadero enemigo de la tisis es Ia
FRoMALTNA. Ia Bromalina es TN
lamedor balsamico que destruye las
tcscs y catarros rapidamente. Ia
Bronalina es conocida en- Puerto p
co desde hace 40 amos cada dia arl
demanda es mayor debido SUI Oh
cacia. 81 usted tose, 81 su nino tieas
catarro, vaya en- busca de un fragco
de Bromalina que 10 hallara en- las
mejores boticas del pals.
ADvT.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-07

RUENA OPORTUNIDAD: casa esqlli-
ma con 253 metros de solar en- ca
lie America No. , por ausentarse su
Guefio Sc vende sin intervention de CO.
rredores Informardn en- la misma.
1920
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-07
Ell PRINCIPE DE ASTURIAS NO
Sc HA VISTO ENVUELTo EN-
ESCANDALOS

PARIS octubre 5. Omitted Press).-
FL per15dico lie Matin' que fue Ell
primero en- hacer publica la historic
de que q Principe de Asturias habia
sido arrestado en- esta capital, por es-
candalizar alterar Ell orden piblico,
Sc ha apresurado a ,desmentir la infor
nacion, hacienda constar que no fu6 ell
Principe de Asturias, sino ell infante
Luis, mas conocido en- los circlllos aris-
tocraticos, como "el infante'' secas.
FL periddico ltace constar que todo fus
una equivocaci6n involuntaria, que
no hubo la menor intencion de molestar
al alto personaje.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-07
Desde MaanabO
CONFERENCIA ESCOLAR EN- Ell
4RARRIO DE "PALO SECO" EN-
LA CASA-ESCUELA A CARGO DE
LA PROFESORA SRTA. EMERITA
CALIMANO

Ala en- el campo, entire el explan-
dido panorama de gigantes arboles,
Sc ha.la la casa-escuela donde la cul-
tn profesora, distinguida Srta. Eme-
rita Calimano, instruye a infnidad
&c ninos de ambos sexos, avidos de
sbtener el pan eucaristico de la ms
truccion publica.
ALA fuimos coronar nuestros
esfuerzos con una sana instructive
conferencia acerca del procedimiento
mas adecuado tendente a formar Ell
coraz6n y el alma de la niIiez en- los
primeros grades del saber.
La distinguish y culta profesora
nos recibi6 atenta Y cort6smente.
Empezado ell acto con un breve
eXodio, dio principle la Conferencia
de la manera siguiente:
"Los ninos de hoy son los heraldos
del porvenir.
De la ensenanza positiva que Feci-
ban dependera su desenvolvimiento
cultural para ellos en- ell future.
Ell niIo o nihas que objetivamente
observe Y ponga en- pr&ctica la opr-
tuna Y efciente ensenarza de sa
maestro maestro, asistiendo pun
tualmente a la clase, sera merece-
cor de la distinction del plantel de
ensenanza merecera las buenas no
tas que Sc hace acreedor por par
te de su maestro.
Los padres de los ni7os estan en-
el deber de dirigir a puerto SECURE
los primeros pasos de esos tiernos in
families, ensenandoles todo 10 bueno,
todo 10 it'll y la vez coadyuvando
con la profesOra a que sean dociles
y estudiosos, ALA en- ell seno del ho-
gar de sus respectivos padres como
tambien en- la escuela.
En- el hogar puede aseverarse, en-
pieza la labor efciente de los padres
Ell la buena ensenanza de sus hijos.
Ali Sc acondiciona pudiera decirse.
eI nlno que empleZa surgir Ia
vida organica, para que Sc desarrolle
recto seguFo al sertjr y pulsar er
su cerebro la luz refulgente de Ia
raz6n Y de la ensenanza positiva
"a virtud, ese tesoro mas dura-
Gero que ell orc debe ser la norma
de conducta de los padres con los
hiios a seguir.
Asf pues- nos place ell grado de
atenci6n buena organization ms
tructiva de Ia mencionada profesora
de alguna experiencia con sus dis
cfpulos en- Palo Seco, de Maunabo,
Puerto Rico.
Ell sistema de ensenanza Objective
per aquella puesto en- practica es eff
ciente moderno.
LIE felieitamos por tan acertada
direction como efciente labor educa-
tiva puesta en- vigor por tan illus
trada como elegante profesora."
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-07

sE vENDEN: Maquinillas usaGas,
Underwood, Remington, oliver, Ro-
yaI. Sc hacen reparaciones y hn1pia-
zas en- maquinillas nimeografos. j.
Chabran, o'DonelI, s, Altos. Tel. 7o4
negro. 1870.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-07

Ell CORRESPONSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-07
38

Frente la escuela Luchetti. Sc ven
de una Victrola casi nueya-un jue-
go de Sala, Un juego de Comedor de
roble, Tn juego de Cuarto: marfl,
alfombras, butacas Y otros muebles.
Sc dan baratos. Pueden verse por las
tardes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-07
Sc VENDE:-

Sc VENDE:-
C6moda y espaciosa casa terrers
en- Hato Rey, parada So, enclavads sn
n solar de 220O metros con un frente
de % metros a ia carretera central.
riene ocho dormitorioc, aniplio come
dor, esplendiGa cocina, dospensa, ga
cages, Q baaos generates. baaos dc
asiento, triple servicio sanitarto, etc.
[nfornaran en- Villa Carmen, parsda
35, Tel. 424 Rojo. Hato Rey. P.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-07

UNA oPoRTUNIDAD.-Como ia
milia va para cl Ncrte, Sc vende casa
de concrete Gos plautas, cinco hahita-
clones, sala, biblioteca, comedor, ba-
Eos, garage, solar grande, fo-es, etc.
En- buen sitio, ce~ca escueIas igle.
sias. Precio m6dico, facilidades para
ell pago. Inf6rmese en- "a misma casa,
Mr. Rose, 29I, Aventda Ponce de
Leon, Parada 26 media. Telefono
201 Azul, Santurce. 1928.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-07
ANUNCIOS ECON()lNICOS

GE FENDE.--La casa ndmero 3, calle
los Banos, Ca1nino de LOLA. Infor-
MARIN en Ia misma, tel3fono 115S, San
turce.- III
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-07
F'iinca Rustica

a menos de un kil6metro de Rio Pie
dras, $50 cuerdas, primera calidad,
casa moderna residential con insta-
Iaciones sanitarias Y afun1brado cleo
trico propio, cisterna, bomba, establo
con su provision do aqua permanent
te. Sitio ideal para familia con jo-
venes estudiantes en- Universidad de
P. R. La situaci6n de la casa permit
te disfrutar esplendido panorama,
gran salubridad. Via ferrea Caguas-
Rio Piedras cruza los terrenos, que,
adomas, tienen desvfo para canas que
muela Central Vannina.
Esta tinca Sc pone en- venta por no
poderla debidamente Satender su due
no.
Sc vende tambi6n un grupo de va
cas- nacidas en- ell pals, cruzadas-
nuy buenas productoras de leche.
Para informes dirigirse a NJ. r. S.
P. O. Box 702, San Juan, P R.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-07
'TENEDOR DE LIBROS, gradua

Sc ALQUFLAN: Casa Ell Rio Piedras
Cerca de la t'niversidad Seis dor
mitorios dos bafIos Espl6ndida, $50
Veala para apreciarla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-07

CE FENDE un piano Emerson de muy
POGO uso. Precio m6dico. lnformard
en- la calle Hospital en- Ia pfimera casa
o Iel@fono 1903, Santurce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-07

SE ALQUlLA:-Esplendida Y cspaciosa
habitaciGn en- casa de fanilia respcta-
bic, en- el me.ior sitio de Santurce In
formarjn teI&fono 1477, Santurcc-10-6
New Britain herald., 1924-02-15

his elegant, talented libertine who
 was ultimately--and at still early age-to kill himself with drinking,
 was doing the fullest justice to the
 reputation which the winecup had all
 ready earned him. There was Sed- ley, that other gifted profligate, whose
 slim, graceful person gave little in- dication of the roistering soul within.
 Young Rochester should have been of the party, but he was at that moment
 in the Tower, whither he had been sent as a consequence of his utterly foolish and unnecessary attempt to abduct Miss Mallet two nights ago. But Sir Harry Stanhope filled his vacant place-or at least half-filled it, for whilst Rochester was both wit and libertine. young Stanhope was a libertine only. And of course there was Sir Thomas Agle. that boon com panion of Sedley's and two other gen tlemen whose names have not sur vived. The ladies were of less dis tinguished lineage. There was the ravishingly fair little Anne Seymour from the Dukes House, her white shoulders displayed in decollettage that outraged even the daring fash ion of the day. There was Moll Davis from the Kings House seated on the Dukes left, with Etheredge immediately below her and entirely expressing her, and there was that dark, statuesque, insolent-eyed Jane Howden, languidly spreading her nets for Sir Charles Sedley, who showed
New Britain herald., 1924-02-15
Letter From Leslie Prescott to Bca
 tifce Grinshaw.

tIfce Grimshaw.
 My Dear Bee:
 Your friend. Dick Summers. called me up yesterday and said he wanted mo to meet Miss Paula perier. This was the first time I mad heard Mir. Sommers ga5 accompanying Miss l'erier on her personal apcparance' trip at the various tbcatcrs
 immediately asked him about you and he said he thought you were well, but that he had not heard from you for quite a while. What is the matter. Bee. is your engage mcnt brokent
 ] could not decline 10 meet Miss perier. although ] told Mf. Sum- mers that having lived quite a while in Albany. the young lady in ques- ton must have many friends here who could do more for her than ].
 Of course he was very fiatterinE and said be wanted her 10 meet some Of the society women in town. He remarked also that Miss Perier knew my husband. He told me that Mes Pericr was going 10 hold reception d; the theater after the afternoon showing Of her picture. and he asked mo if I would be one of the patronesses.
 expect you know. Bee. that Miss Perier was one or fine models at fine
New Britain herald., 1924-02-15

Acme Advertising Company for quite a while before ] was married Co Jack and he paid her quite q Ill., tle att ution at inc time. Of course do moi want any one to think l nm the least bit jealous of her. l was in q quandary.
 Nr. Summers, however. seemed 10 make it quite d personal matter that [ should meet Miss Prrior. and for your sake. Bee. I consented to let my nam" appear as one or inc patrOnessas. with the stipulation tfat Ruth Ellington and a number Of my friends should agreed 10 doing SO also.
 Yesterday we al went down 70 the theater and met the girl. She really is almost girl. and a very delight ful little creature she is. Her man ncr Is decidedly French. although she speaks with very little accent unless she gets excited. l may be mistaken, but it seemed .o me that every yestigr of color lot her facc When she met me. and her hands were as cold ss fec.
 ] expect she was very nervous  meeting co many people from her own home town. The first words she said to me were: ITO me. madame. they say you have most bcautifm son"
 'i think so. T answered.
 'Oh. may ! come t0 sc him sine asked eagerly. T i0Fe children. and ! am afraid that ! shall never have any. Addresses. you know. should never marry"
 Then some one in the place spoks up and said. "But you can adopt one or tuo. nna1emOiselie:" That adoption I do not like vas her quickly spoken expisnation. T want my osH child. rHslI that ss mine. May come aud see F0ufs. rla5sme. beEore ! go away1--
 There ae5 fears ir her eFee as she asked tais. br-t her smile wasi ths ioveiieet ! bad e.er seen. and answ cred "Tes
 CCopyrsht. l3e4. NEA seftice. gnc.J
New Britain herald., 1924-02-15
Me Aaventuresj RagysdyAnn A aud RassedyAnAy q 4ss1rs ly J0hmy Gruele eD

along: instead. there came the funny old man. who was really q mean ma gician.
 Raggedy Ann quickly closed inc doors and locked tlrem. then she took Mrs. Hooiygooiy's broom and waited Pretty soon the magician walked up and knocked upon inc front door, Then he knocked upon the back door. But as 20 one ause wered. he came and poked his head into tha window, just as Raggedy Ann brought Inc broom down real hard
 Oh Excuse me-" Paegedy Ann said. Did I hit yon on the bcadg"
New Britain herald., 1924-02-15
6>Kf1@' ( zG Thy. @ SQ1P
tBy pr. Clifford c. Robinson,
HOARSENI

Ho1.Senesg sometimes develops quickly after an ordinary type of the common cold, which frequently has as a part of it's disturbance acute | laryngitis.
 We also are well acquainted with the type of hoarseness which one may acquire at a football game or at political rally. If one knows just how to use his voice, he may be able to make greater racket than his seat mate and yet not become hoarse. Hoarseness is a misuse, rather than overuse of ones voice. Acute laryn- gitis is the simple cause of this game gitis is the simple cause of this game" hoarseness. The vocal cords may be saidto slacken down and a deeper and huslxier tone quality results. Con- tinued forcing ot the voice may re- suit in complete loss of speech for g time.
 Tn women or girls there is usually no marked lowering in the pitch or tones of the vocal cords. The con dition which plays moro important part causes a complete aphonia or loss of voice after a slight attack of
 aryngitis. In connection with such loss of voice there is the condition known us ''hysteric aphonia." Such a condton commonly prceedes an ordi- nary attack of acute laryngitis.
 Bear in mind that such condition is not the result of purely psychic causes as q rule, and yet it bears on some psychic factors. The connec- ton in such case is brought about by a cerebral innovation tthe will) and the result Of the acute laryngitis. Sometimes this lost voice difficulty may persist and run into hysteria for for time.
 In avoiding conditions which cause hoarseness be careful to protect the use of your vocal cords and rest them as much as possible. Chronic hoarsc- ness or aphonia Is duo almost always to organic disease of the larynx or to some unnatural pressure causing par tial paralysis by tumor or other causes.
 Hoarseness demands careful treat ment and the avoidance of disturbing conditions. If you value the use Of your voice be careful of colds and laryngitis.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-15

All the time when Raggedy Andy was hanging by the waist, caught up- on the pot hook in the chimney of the magician's house. and while nice fat fat policeman and Harry Hoolyg0oly were ont in front where they were finally changed into inc squeaIy little pigs. Raggedy Ann was at Mrs. Hoo lygooly's house helping her make lovely doughnuts and pies and cook ies and cream puffs But long ago. they had finished doing this and they could noi imagine what could be Keeping Harry IloolygOJiy. Raegedy Andy and inc nice kind fat police man 60 long.
 The policeman had gone home Co get his mighty so that he could stay and make his home with the kiad Hoolygooly's and Raggedy Andy and Harry Hoolygooly had gone with him.
 They should have been back a long time ago" Mrs. HOolyg9olg said 'I am beginning 10 feel worried. If they do not come in a few minutes. shall go see what is keeping them"
 Do yoa think they could have found an Ice cream mud puddle and have stopped 10 play in it 2" Raggedy Ann asked.
 Before Mrs. HOoiyg0oiy could re- ply. a little squeaiy rir dressed in Harry Hoolygooly's clothes came rIn- hing up on the front porch ard into the house.
 Mercy mel" Mrs. Hoolygooly cried. ''What do you mean by run ming into my nice clean house ?+' and catching ID a broom she was just about to give the Iiit'e pig Hhack when Raggedy Ann cried. stop. Mrs. Hoolygootyt That must Bs Harry HoolygooIy and he has been changed into a little squealy pig"
 The little pig nodded his aeaI 20 Tsags sy Ann and Mrs HoolgEooly ss if 10 ssy. "Yes that is true,"
 "Oh. seare' JargeHy auH cried. ''The policeman ltas been charged into pis loo. Nov rt can Spect Ragge6F Andy to come running along in naame5t sqns a'irr too.~
 Bt Esgg 5y Andy di8 nyt come
New Britain herald., 1924-02-15
EAT AND LOSE WEIGHT

Two apples, cup consommc, 1 poachcd egg, G blades Of celery, 4 blossoms cufliflowcr, 3 heads French endiye, lamb chop, l small baked potato. i teaspoon butter table spoons ivory cream, thin slices gluten toast, slices gluten bread, 2 cups t1 pint) skinned milk.
 Total ualories, g7f Protein. 257; fat 3l3: carbohydrate. 404. Iron .0233 gram.
 The consomme Is or course frcc from fat and as the other foods are low in fat value butter is suggested for the potato or cauliflower. Do you eat the skin Of your baked potato? Try it. A desert spoon Of salad oil can be added to lemon juice for the endiye dressing.
 Ivory Cream for TouD
 One tablespoon gclatine, tabe- spoons cold water. 1 cup boiling wa- ter. tablespoons lemon juice, l-4 cup sugar. few grains salt. whites 2 eggs.
 Soften gelatine in cold water. Add boiling water and stil until dissolved. Add sugar and stir well. When cool add lemon juice and set aside to bee