davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1924-08-02
THos. ]. OWEN & son. AUcTIoNEERs

EsI& {sT&Tha SaSES sTra%s = ~ III SekEH
FEET on STREET AND 100 FEET on
Sol souSRE FEET. ofPHi fMPRovEp ABYoL BY LARGE f
BRICK APARTMENT BUILDING. WITH
GARAGE OR STABLE ADJACENT.
By yFfHs % Gf deco Of t5ss St s9y
Of the land records of the District of Columbia
shereby the trustee viii se al
pqble auction in E,6 fEErt rent, Of the Irenises on
AID. 1924. AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the fol
lowing described land and premises. situate
in the city Of Washington. District of Co.
lumbia and designated and being part of
LET hdtan s, in in
and thirty-three tl233l. in the city of Wash
ington. described as follows: Beginning for
of (Gay) street. with the east line OF
Thirty first tCongressl street. it being ais,
Street. forty (4oJ feet; thence north. parallel
one hundred and twenty d2o) feet to the
north line of said lot: thence west on said
north line .sS fo,ty !4ol o. feet & to the northwest
east line Of Thirty-hrst street. one hundred
and twenty u20) feet to the place Of be-
Terms Of sale: one-third OF the purchase
money to be paid in cash. balance in two
years. with interest at 7 per centum per
annum payable semi-annually. from day OF :
sale. secured by deed Of trust upon the prop
purchaser. deposit Of 5000 will be re-
eorns az ot o
chaser. Terms Of sale to be complied with
within 80 days from day Of sale. otherwise
property at the risk ss and and cost Of defauitins
such resale in some newspaper published in
Washington, D. C.
SATioNAL SAYINGS AND TRUST CO..
Second Vice President.
3. PERcIvAL WILSON. ''
iyoe-d eds .exSu Secretary
THos J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING, BEING
PREMISES NUMBER 154 YOU STREET
BY virtue of certain deed of trust. dated
July 80. 1923, being Instrument No. I57, re-
OF the District of Columbia. and at the request
of the party secured thereby, the undersigned
the premises on TUESDAY, THE TwEIFra II Elf q
DAY OF AUGUST, AID. 1924, AT FOUR
PM, the following described land and prem
designated as and being lot 40 in Lawrence
o. Mallery's subdivision of lots in block 81
in stellwagen and :. Edmonston. trustees; sub,
as per plat recorded in the office of the sur
for the District 81 sf,s Of Columbia in County
the owner of the premises adjoining the said
lot on the east TO use the east wall on said
lot as party wall without charge or expense
Terms: Sold subject to two prior deeds of
trust. further particulars of which will be
announced at time of sale; the purchase price
above said trust TO be paid in cash. de-
| posit of 500 required. Conveyancing, record
| ing and revenue stamps at purchasers cost
Terms to be complied with within thirty days
otherwise deposit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resold at the discretion
| Of the trustees.
| J. d. GARMAN,
II. j. WRIGHT,
auI-d&ds,exsu Trusteee,
Evening star., 1924-08-02
FOR COLORED.
$500.

COLORED BARGAINS.>
wallach st. nr. 14th. RS. and b.,
modern brick; h.-w.h.: garage space;
possession. Only $500. $3.50 cash,
balance easy. Trade for downtown
home.
Randolph ST. nr. End. rs. and b.
brick; garage; possession: $500.
Terms.
You ct. nr. End. rs. and b., re-
ception hall. elec. lights: possession.
Asking 1000. $3.50 cash. balance
easy.
3rd st. NV. nr. n. rs. and b.
brick; latrobe. Only $3.50; terms.
Hobart st. nr. Sherman ave. Vacant.
o-story modern col. brick A bargain
on $3.50 cash. balance S62.50 a month.
Hickman st. nr. 2nd Sc. 8 rs. and
b. brick. monthly tenant. S4.250-
$50 cash, balance $3.50 a month.
Fla. ave. mr.. Bird NV. RS. and b.
brick; exc. investment. ideal home.
Low price at $3.50. $3.50 cash, bal
ance less than present rental.
N. E. RYON CO., INC,
Main 1897. 1923 St.
Evening star., 1924-08-02

FOR SALE
Fine Downtown Location.
G. St. Near 10Th NV.
Note Location.
~ Large Lot to 15-Foot Alley.
Brick, three-story; electricity {;
bath and lavatory; steam heat.
House in good condition. Price
$4,000 for quick sale.
See Mr.. TEEL, with
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co.,
7S7 18th ST NV
Evening star., 1924-08-02

FINE PROPERTY.
Downtown Section.
Modern House.
Contains II rooms, 4 baths,
h.-w.h., open freplaces, beauti-
full electric fixtures, hardwood
floors double garage. The house
is finished throughout in first
class workmanship and good
taste. Immediate possession.
For full particulars
See Mr.. TEEL, with
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co.,
727 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1924-08-02

Bailey's beautiful new cottage in the best
location on South River; must be Sold will
sacrifice. There will be some one on the
ground Saturday and Sunday. August and &
Phone North $50.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-12-18
MAKING CHRISTMAS
REAL CELEBRATION

ON R. AaD MRS. BROWN agreed &c,
NH not to have any Christmas Gel
ebraSion They would just be
sensible, and have a restful holiday
without any of the worry of trying
to Guido each other and their friends
in the exchange of gifts.
Their friends had consented not to
give them any presents, and as they
had no children, it would be easy to
carry out their intention of having
just an ordinary holiday.
Christmas morning arrived and Mr..
Brown looked at Mrs. Brown through
blinking eyes.
Merry Christmas" he said; MERRY
Christmas echoed his wife.
They were both startled. That was
not the way to begin an ordinary holi-
day. They had begun it just as they
had begun every other Christmas.
But then, Mrs Brown explained,
sit wouldn't be right not to say it,
would it, dear?'
Mr.. Brown quite agreed with her,
and they went down to breakfast.
At Mr. Browns place were some
packages.
"What are these?' he asked, with
pretended harshness.
ooh, dearie," said his wife, ''yOu
won't be angry, will you? | just
couldn't help giving you something. 1t
wouldn't be Christmas without some
surprises. And as we weren't giving
any presents, / thought it was a good
opportunity to get you some things
you have needed long time.
Mr.. Brown tore open the packages,
which to his great delight contained
a velvet lounging robe, some Russian
leather slippers and box of his
favOrite cigars.
you dear!'' he cried, and kissed
his wife ardently.
Then he drew from his pocket a
small box which he handed her. Her
eyes sparkled.
"For me?" she exclaimed.
"FOr yOu," he said, and added, as
she lifted from the box a beautiful
necklace of pearls, Il thought since
we weren't giving any presents this
year, it was a good opportunity to buy
you these pearls you have wanted so
long,
"You DEAR said his wife, and
kissed him joyously.
just then the doorbell rang. A mes
senger with flowers and candy was at
the door. Il thought it wouldn't be
Christmas without these" said Mr.
Brown.
''And you were right agreed his
wife. "You can't have Christmas
without candy and flowers, and pres
ents and surprises, which show how
people really love you'll. Lucius
Cook.
60. 1924, Western Newspaper Union.)
~
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-12-18
PLAYING SAFE IN
CHRISTMAS GIVING

@NANKER CHISHOLM refused ac-
yDH cOmmOdatiOn to persons who
seemed the most successful mer-
chants in town, and to some of the
wealthiest citizens. An account over
checked by even dollar received
quick notice. 1t was as if Banker
Chisholm had finger ON the pulse of
the town, and whenever a pulse fall
tered he withdrew He was not rum
ming hospital
So he became known as STONY
Face" Frost" "Bloodless,' and the
like. Even the many solicitors of
charity went to him without expec-
tation.
Each Christmas mysterious turkeys
were left at doors whose owners were
not expecting to have any. Loads of
wood and tons of coal appeared in
the same way. Banker Chisholm
could have told something about them.
Only one person in town really I'M
derstOod, and that was Andy Searles,
an old seatmate at school. Andy was
failure, and Indifferent about it, but
he was close-mouthed participant in
his friends secrets.
One day the banker called him into
his back room.
Here is a thousand dollars, Andy
he began, nOdding at roll on the
table. Il want you to slip it into your
pocket and distribute it where you feel
it will make the most Christmas"
I'm your name this time, Bill. /
don't like what they call you.'
Banker Chisholm reached for the
money.
Then | won't give anything" he
said. ''You remember how my prede-
cessor, Mr.. Wade, almost ruined him
self and the bank by his reckless gen
crosby and accommodation to unsafe
borrowers. If j became known as an
easy giver, would be attacked by a
horde of friends, and-Sm afraid I'm
too soft-hearted to play safe. The
only way is to keep up my reputation
of STONY Face 1t is my salvation.
I'm sorry you"
oh all right" interrupted Andy
gruffly. "Give me the money. I'll dis
tribute it where / see need, and want
of a Merry Christmas. Frank Her.
bert Sweet
%, 1924, Western Newspaper Union.)
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-12-18
@zZSSadSSss
A NetO Kind of Pincushion

A pincushion is always useful and
appropriate gift, and here is one that
is most satisfactory. Fill a small
wooden, pasteboard or metal box not
over an inch deep, as full of steel wool
as possible Cover the top neatly with
a bit of ribbon or any pretty goods at
hand Pins and needles stuck onto
the cushion are kept bright and free
from rust by the steel WOOL and the
bottom of the box keeps them from
working downward.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-12-18
He'd ORGANIZE EN-.

'TwOuld be foolish to tell m0der
sluggard to 60 to the ant. Instead OF
learning the ant: ways re would try
to talk the whole colony ,nt0 going on
a Strike.-ToledO BLADE.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-12-18
The Autumn Poem.

1t takes something more than red,
yellow, frost, dead leaves. sky, breeze
and a sad heart to make a good au-
tum poem. Those appurtenances
have all been oyer-used.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-13

LA GREcA: aI msior restaurant
de San Juan. Tefu6n 21.--Adyt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-13
FIEsTAs DEPoRTIvAs EN- POM
CE EN- Los DIAs 21 Y % DE
MARIO
(Por Thos E. wilson,.


La isla elitera Sc movera lacia el
Sur, donde Sc etaoinnnnshrdlucmfwypp
ran los juegos atleticos de Las classes
AA, BB, "A. B. En- dichos juegos to-
maran parte. mas de 500 atletas v mas
de 5000 estudiantes de diferentes dis
tJItos escoiares prescnciaran una de
las luchas deportivas mas grande que
Sc ha registrado en- Puerto Rico. La la
hor de la cultura ffsica que esta de
sarrollando Ell departamento de instruc-
ci6n sinsular, por medic de sus inspec-
cores, principles de escuelas Q ms
tructores at'eticos y Ia cooperation
decidida que recibe de todos los departa
1nentos municipales de instruccEones,
es digna tie menci6n y de aplausos por
los padres de los educandos.. Los e1car-
gadcs dc ertos trabajos en- el departa-
mento de San Juan, sehores Keelan,
Alfaro y Fano, no descansan un mo-
ines,to, tienen la idea de organizar es-
tos juegos de una nlanera efciente y
que los obstaculos para su funciona-
miento sean los menos posibIes. &.
La clase CA" esta compuesta de la
High School, que tiene matriculados
menos dc 500 aiumnos, y de estas es.
cuelas tomaran parte IA. La clase 3
que son escaelas grsnaticales hay 8.
que posibIemente sean incluidas en- Ia
eiase G ol aiio que viene.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-13
communicates.

communicates.
Los cdiicios escqlares de Patillas
van a ser refornados llcnando re-
Quisitos modernos, Y para clio hay va
aprobado I'm empr6stito municipal. Asi
taInbien los equipos escolares Sc aumen
taran.
Arroyo construira nuevas casas pa
"a escuelas levantara a mayor nivel
ia brillante preparation que tienen los
estudiantes levantando bibliotecas, par
ques escolares etc. 4
Los profesores que trabajan en- aquel
distrito escolar pueden denominarse pro
fesores de coraz6n, pues trabajan desin
teresadamente con ahinco por Ell pro-
greso de sus educandos, y no hay quen
no sienta amor por la enseAazaza des-
pu6s de haber visitado las escuelas Y
haya visto demostrado el resultado del
buen metodo usado por maestros com
petentes en- la ensenanza de 9as dife-
rentes asignaturas' que contis1io el pro-
grama escolar.
Tuvimos ell gusto de asistir una con
ferencia de las que eelebran mensual-
mente los directories escolares para cl
estudio de los problemas que atanen a
la profession nos llen6 de algeria yer
81 grado dc adelanto que ofrece cada
barrio, cada escuela y cada grado.
Entire los temas que discutieron' fue-
ron la celebration de Ia feria agrico-
Ii. que ha de efectuarse en- los tlltimos
dias del corriente mes de una gran
conferencia que Sc celebrara en- el
teatro de Arroyo en- Ia que tomaran
parte distinguidos educadores de la IS
Ia. Tambi6n nos infcrmamos del auge
cue va teniendo Ia Gran. Asociaci3n
1Gaestros de r. r. y nos cercioramos
de la gran campaaa cue esta llevardo
cabo por el biencstar dc los educado-
res del pueblo.
Nuestra calurosa felicitaci6n al dis
tinguido cucrpo de profesores de AFRO
yo " Patillas, a los prcfescres de Agri-
crltura, senores Porrata Doria, Lopez
y a la Inspectors de Escuelas, srta.
Estella Narauez, por la gran labor cue
van realizando en- estos puebios pro-
gresistas. Vaya nuestro saludo v adj
miraeion hasta q estudioso Y correcto
caballero. Mr.. Claude $. Field, a quiea
So debc gran partc del progreso de- es-
los pueblos.
w. r. A.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-13
Los juegos atl6ticos en- la
Ciudad del Sur

mon. Arroyo, G.. cancio }. cestero, } A..
Gil j. Lopez j. Miranda R. Rojas A..
Rojas 4. Roldn a.. Santana r. Santia-
60, A. L. Tapia J, Caguas: Apcnte J.
Bunker Harry, bunker, Hector, Canals
!. Diaz z. Forastiery s. Mel6ndez G.
Mimoso d. Rechany c. Rivera r. Ca
yey Asencio z. Attood T. Bugantly =.
Correa ], Garcia VI. GuzlnAn r. Lopez
j. N1fiez J. Eddez s. Ohen R. Ortiz
Il. Ortiz 3. Ramos M. Rivera NJ. We
ra a. Fajardo: CA Conception
J. Lopez E. QuinOnes R. saniel j.
Sarraga z. solera c.
Guaya,pa: Alenany T. Bartolom6 S.
Bernldez d. Cestero J. Cara Z P.
Gonzalez L. Billot v. Porrata S. Ri
vera v. Sanchez P. Santiago B So
lier A.
Humacao: Carrasquillo r. Cintr6n
2. Eavila D. Gomez ]. Guzman J A,
1imenez A. Lebron f. MARTINEZ J.
Pefa F. Rivera J. Romero A.
Lares Avis6s J. Bauza g. Bernal J.
D. Desill6 ?. Gonzalez j. Lecaroz ".
Perez F. Rey A. ssin S. viiella r.
Politechnical inst. Aponte M. Bra
cero j. II. Faria j. Fernandez L. Git
tierrsz 6. Martinez r. Miranda R. Pas
tor j.. Torres "A. Vidal virella F.
San German: Alvarez F: Bartoli v.
Cardona ". Dnvuvien M. Longaria P.
Lopez NJ Lago M. Mercado r. Rami-
yez N. Torres =. a.
Utuade: Chico II. Colon A. Davi,a'
G. Ginard j. Ledesma G. Matas z.
Eontalvo E. Perez L. Rivera 0. Rodri-
guez F. Torres G.
yauco: Izquierdo J.. Lucca e. Ma
lave S. Mattel A. Mejia G. Migaglioni
a. Rodriguez T. Torres w.
vieques: Benftez j. Bonnet j. A.
Diaz A. Iebro F. Lopez L. o'Neill E.
J.
MANArI !
4
Ciase 3D.: Davila r. Pares L. Plu-
liley A. Plumey R. valdes F.
Bons Charity: Rongart v. Ortiz G..
Prass H Rios oE. Rivera P. Rivera
Y. H. Rohena A. Rosado E. Santana
z. vazauez J. vazauez P. zayas 2.
zeno L.
Yauco: Bcnvenutti f. Espada j. F.
sueroa, Morciglio A. Nazario F. Or
tiz G. j. Porsillo S. Reyes F. Reyes R.
Rivera A. Rodriguez A.
st. Augustine: Alfonso; =. galder6n P.
Garcia ?. Gutierrez v. M. Jimenez I.
5inenez F. L. Lebron s. oliver ]. Pc
drosa A.. Piiiero z. Tous Gonzalez J.
Ga,duondo =. A.
Thos z. wilson.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-13
;ALLOS DE ISABELLA

i nnico pueblo quo conserva su raEa
glesa, es Isabella; por tai rason todo
trafcsnte dice ser DO aVui.
Para evitar tai ergara, tenemos el
lsso de ofrecer por express su pro-
. casa, pagando 81 ccuprador el fete,
nos y gallinas, fnas, bien castadas.
up polio de 1I2 pulgada del color >
SO que 10 deseen acabado de cOjer do
ltadsro $500.
On gallo de pulgada, $500.
Una galIina Ena, 81 CO.
podemcs servir q soIicitud gallos Coz
eidos que vaien mucho mas. Envie
d 50 orden 81 impcrte, en- giro postal
so direction exacta
h. @. CoRDERo 4 90.
Jasa NO, 1913, al lado de 10 estaci6A
! tren: Iaabela P. =. Advt-
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GoBIERN0 MUNICIPAL DE LU-
oUILLo, PUERTO RICO
oFIC41JA DEL COMISIoNADo DE
sERVIcIo PUBLICO
ANUNcIo DE sUBAsTA
Mario 6 de 1924

Proposiciones en- piiegcs ccrrados pa
ra Ia adjudicaci6n en- pllAica subasta
dc las obras para Ia adicioh de dos sa-
lonss a Ia sescucla HosendO Matienzo
cintron, cHgo peesupnesto asciende a
cinco mil dcs cientos dolarcs (5.2oo.0ol,
SC admitiran en- esta oficiaa hasta las
9 p. NJ. del dia 10 dc MARIO de 1924
en- cue Sc abriran lccran psibLcamen-
te.
Tedos los datos necesarios Sc solici-
taran del Conisionado do Scrvicio Pd-
blico, donde Sc encucntran de manifies
to los pliegos y documentos cue han de
regir este contrato.
Los hcitadcses que 10 deseen podran
obtener una copia de los pianos y de-
mas documentos, mediante una garan-
tia de un dep6sito de diez d6lares
(s1O .O0) que seran reembolsados al
ser devueltos en- Ell pIazo de veinte (20l
dias despu6s de efectuada la subasta.
La administration Sc reserva Ell de-
recho de rechazar cualquiera todas
las proposiciones presentadas Ell de
adiudicar el contrato bajo otras con-
diciones que las del precio solamente.
Augusto VERA,
comisionado dc servicio Plblico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-13
poR ARROYO Y PAT1ILAs

Mr.. c.sude S. Field, ex-inspector del
istrito de Arroyo y Patillas merece I'm
scuerdo carinoso v de gratitug por e
aciente trabajo escolar cue implanfo
4 las eScaelas dc este distrito, labor
lie diariGmente aumenta en- cahdaa,
antidad, y perfection.
Paseainos durants varios dlas por
.s canpffias de cstos crgltos pucblos y
udimos carciorarnos de cue las condi-
ones ccon6micas son pobras, pero cue
s hombres ancausadcs del biencstar
iblico hacentitanicos esfuergos para
,ntribuir al biencstar general dc cstss
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-13
IL muNDo 1Nv1s1B1E pEscuB1Errol

E1s MUNDo INVISIBLE DESCUBIERTO!
occ ustcd 81 Immense placer dc confem-
nlar Jas incontahles mafavilIas ' belezss
miIi6scnak de la Naturaleza con Il nosisi-
mo MICROSCOPIC UNIVERSAL pcrfeccio.
nado. equ:pado con leiites de primera cali
dad dc potencia extraorduaria. iAumenta
500 veyeS Ia ssiperficic de los objctos que
Sc cxaminanls
Este Microscopic es utilisimo para qui-
micos, estudiantes, fariuaceuticos, ete., ,
una fuente ipaGotahle de placer y reereo
para toda persona curiosa culta amante
De IA Naturaleza, pues con 81 SO observan
uaravillas no imaginadas examinando mi.
nerales, piagtas. flores insectos, y los mi
crobios del aqua, lecte. alimentos. levadu-
ras. etc.
Este Microscopic, con instrucciones y nm
Porta-insec.os, 10 vendemos a $500. Precio
de propaganda por unos dfas. 81 90 soia-
mente. (Cuatro Microscopes. $3oO). Apro-
veche esla ganga, pida en- seguida este RAJ
rD, utilfsimo y maravilloso Microscopic,
acompnhando 81 importe.
EIvALLE MERCANTILE AGENCY.
Box 41O, cAYEY, Pto, Rico.
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cARTA INTERSTATE

Vega Eaja, Die. de 1923.
s.. Presidente de la sociedad
..EL ANCORA',,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-13

Vega Baja, Die. de 1923.
s.. Presidente de la sociedad
''EL ANCORA'',
Ponce, P. +.
Muy ST.. MO:
La gran atencion que he tenido que
dar a mis- asuntos, me ifnpidieron opor-
tunamente escribir usted esperanto
de mi gratitud por la pronta uquida-
ci6n de la POLKA de mi difunto esposo
Lon Miguel Otero salgado, y ascenden-
te a TRES MIL oUINIENroS NUE-
We DOLLARS CON oCHENTA CEN
TAvos ($s.5Os.so).
C16ane surnanente satisfecha por Ia
pronta y cgidadcsa atenci6n por Udes.
d.spensada mi gran desgrccia, y sepa
soy una decidida propagandista de esa
patri6tica institution.
Con .el sentimiento de mi mayor gra-
titud, queda de Udes, atentamente,
Rosa Nater VIDA. LIE oTERo.
Nota:- Series "A" yssB''- Quin-
ia catsgoria.
Promeaio annual de prcnlio SG5. Advt.
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AREcIBo

clase A. Alberro, R, Birriel L; Ca
brero J. c.; correa L; Franco F; Gar
cia F, Garcia L, Mateo J. Martinez J,
olivcras 0. Santiago F; vald6s F.;
.zoao F. Aguadil'a, Abreu, J, Cruz M.
L1az L. Gomez M. Nogueras A.. Rive
"a F. Rosa ,. sosa p vareia F. Baya-
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Pronto Aivio para las Afe1-
clones de IA Pial

f5airs I'd de Eczema, Herpes, Cuernae
dura del Sol D dc cualqIiera ora forms
de enfermedad de la piel cue cause come
26n3 Eatonces& el AfU-IGIr--el psoLvo3
antisepticc agradabIe-sanativo-:a daEa
alivlo. Disuelvase una cucbaradita rasada
de A1U-COL en- I'm vase ue agus Y aphs'
quese las parties afectadas y Sc sentlxa
prontamente aliv9do.
Los. Doctores ea toslas partcs reeornlen-
dan eli AIU-CCIs para todas las enferIne-
dades de Ia piei, para el Catarro, el mai DC
Earganta, las t;demaduTas, las Hericas= 2
para la Hygiene Personel.
UConsigs I'd. hoy rnismo un pa4uete dg
ALJ-COL lie Vensa en- lag Rsticas-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-02
VETERAN sTUDEBAKER
is PLACED IN MUSEUM

SOUTH BEND, Ind, May q
The famous Studebaker Light-Six,
which holds Pacific Coast records
in fast mail carrying service ar
rived here today, and was placed in
honorable retirement.
The veteran machine, still full
of pep and power despite its gruelI-
ing service was moved into prom
inent place in the Studebaker Musem
where many celebrated cars anc
vehicles with romantic history are
viewed each year by thousands of
visitors.
This new addition to the museum
of TRANSFORMATION in the Studebaker
Administration Building, was sent
by the Chester N. Weaver Company,
Studebaker distributors at San Fan
cisco.
Driven by Hart L. Weaver and
James F. Gurley Of the Chester N.
Weaver company, and accompanied
by observers, this car made road
records between Los Angeles and
San Francisco more than years
ago that have stood unequaled by
the officially-observed performance
oS any other car.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-02
WARE COUNTY DAIRY
ASSN. is ORGANIZED
Central Milk Depot and Ice
Cream Factory May Be Estab-
lished in Waycross

WAYCROSS, May 2.-The Ware
County Dairy Association met here
with the following present: Seymour
Phelps, steedley Brothers, B. ".
Holt, G. E. Wellons & Sons, L. E.
Stewart, J. E. Coxwell, G. U. Cole
man, ] E. Beatty, j. T. Hopkins,
w. NJ Spell C. F. Pollard, L. NJ.
Martin, c J. Fetched, E. P Thomp-
son., Harry Phelps, Harold Phelps
A representative of an ice cream
mandatory of Louisville told OF
how the dairymen in Louisville after
having fought each other and un-
der cut each other for eigh-
teen months finally came together
and organized a Dairy Luncheon
Club which met weekly. Due to this
coming togethe each week, they
learned to know each other and this
underwriting ceased.
This representative also stated
that efforts were now being made
by Waycross capital to organize q
Central Milk Depot and Ice Cream
Factory in Waycross.
Each Of the dairymen stated that
if satisfactory prices could be ar
ranged he would be willing to sell
all his milk to the Central Depot
and to stop retail delivering.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-02
SCARBOROUGH-HARRISON
ANNOUNCEMENT OF INTEREST

Cordial and sincere interest is
felt in Americas and this vicinity in
wedding announcement of Miss Ida
Florine Scarborough to Mr.. Har-
old Albert Harrison, Of New York,
Miss Scarborough who is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Henry Freezing
Scarborough of DeSoto, is a very
charming and accomplished YOUNG
woman, and has many friends in
Americas where she has frequently
been the attractive guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. w. w. Wheeler, at her
home on Dodson street, before go
ing to New York to make her home.
The following handsomely en-
graved cards have been received by
friends and relatives here:
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Freezing
Scarborough announce the marriage
of their daughter, Ida Florine, to
Mr.. Harold Albert Harrison on Wed
nesday, April 80, one thousand nine
hundred and twenty four.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison will be at
home June 1st., at The Embassy,
555 Ocean avenue, Brookly, n Y.