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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-15
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For Sale--M Motor Vehicles and
Accessories

,t017 FORD TOURING CART GOOD
running condition Can be seen at
Skowhegan Novelty Works. Guy
Bailey. 2w36%
o CYL, : Passenger PATTERSON
Car. 6 good tires. Continental mo-
tor. Just overhauled. 5000. A.. \.
Eames. "a Leavitt st. Tel. l25-3. 4w34
OVERLAND ROADSTER. MODEL
1918, in good condition. S75 cash or
Will exchange for Il new milch COW.
Mrs. .Almon Rove. Detroit. Tel. y.
Plymouth. 2W35F
ONE sTRIPED-DowN FORD. H.. Il.
Spear. X. f. j. l, Madison. Both
telephones. tf27
vULCANIZER, COMPLETE OUTFIT
for tires. and tubes: Will give one a
good trade. Mrs. Mary Pooler. 50 Park
ST, Dexter. ira
USED CARS, 2 HUPPs; / FORDi 1
Dodge; / Studebaker truck, about l
ton capacity. We are agents for
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars, Old Point
Garage, Madison. tits
1922 CHEVROLET. IN VERY GOOD
condition. -Four new cord tires. Price
right. Ernest f. Dionne, 102 North
St, Skowhegan. n. f. Phone S3-4.
tits
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~EverybOdy's Column

At CLERICAL OFFICE OR ME-
CHANICAL work. 1 I'm 22 years of
age and can put9mY hand to most any
thing. can give references. Ray T..
Raymond, III Water st. Tel. 186-11.
tf36F
GOOD LASTING JOB CUTTING
Cord or other wood. Can begin last
of September or October 1st, T.. p.
Brown, Starks. 3w34F
NURSING TO DO OR ANY WORK,
with good pay. Mrs. L. A. Locke.
Farmers Phone &c Starks, Me. tMadi-
son EXchange). 3w34F
I WISH TO MOVE TO sKOWHEGAN
because of the good schools. Am a
young married man and would like
steady employment either store. cleri-
cal or other work of which l am cap
able Of doing. Can furnish references.
&. +. Campbell. Wilton. 3w34F
As NIGHT wATCHMAN IN A MILL
or wherever such help is wanted. I
have had thirty years experience. W.
u. Nickerson, Harmony, Maine. Tel.
2-31. 4w33F
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OTINNEBasSET#

Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Robinson son
Glen and daughter Alice and the two
little boys are boarding visited rela-
tives in Vassalboro. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith of Old Point
avenue. Madison were callers at r. ].
shaw's, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Withee and Mr..
and Mrs. p. +. Withee and daughter,
Miss Hazel Withee We're in Portland
over the week end, guests of Mrs. II.
S. Withee's sister, Mrs. May Merrill.
Mrs. Ma, H5agley IS spending a
few days at l.. f. Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Robbins and
daughter Miss Doris Robbins of the
Twelve Corners, Madison were call
ers at A. J.. Robinson's Sunday.
K. ]. Shaw and son Bliss are get
ting out lumber to build a silo.
W. s. Barron and sons Willie and
John of Madison were in town Satur-
ddy.
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COTTAGE AND % ACRES OF LAND,
easterlY shore Lake W~esserunsett, very
favorable location. -Four miles from
SkoWhegan. y. j. Roullard, 10 French
ct, Skowhegan. 4w36f
BIG FARM BARGAIN. 100 ACRES,
so acres in fine lumber lot of hemlock,
fir. pine aud cedar. IS good bearing APP
pie trees of grated fruit. Cuts 80 tons
lay. some farming tools included
l0-room house, large barn. Located
only A. miles from Skowhegan. on
good road. only short distance from
large lake. To be. sold at low price
and easy terms. Cleveland q Creation
p Madison Ave, Skowhegan. tf36
FAIRFIELD HOUSE OF 10 ROOMS
and bath on Western Ave; partly fur
nished: would make excellent hospital
or could be remodelled at small expense
for three apartments: garage: steam
ments. W. j. Bradbury, Fairfield.
Tel. II. 2w36'
EXTRA GOOD s-RooM HOUSE,
Electric lights. flush closet. cement
cellar, ell, wood shed and stable. Fine
location. Roderiek Farm Agency,
Skowhegan. 2w35
FARMS. VILLAGE HOMES. AND
timberlands. The Roderick Farm
Agency, Skowhegan. tf35
$500 TAKES STOCK. TOOLS AND
Furniture-50 acres one mile from VIII
lage; % acres smooth level fields; good
pasture: WOO and lumber for home
use. house Of five rooms. barn 40X50;
fully equipped with one horse, Two
tools, hay. wood and furniture
in house. Price $500. $500 down,
balance 5000 yearly. -AlonZo +. Rich
ards, Pennington. 3w35
NOTICE. THE WOOD TURNING
mill and business belonging to the late
partnership of Thompson & Fox. must
he Sold in order thai the estate of the
deceased partner. Herbert +. Thomp-
son. may be settled. Any one inter-
ested please inquire of Thomas G. Fox.
SkoWhegan. 3w35
ELEVEN ACRES On STATE ROAD,
; acres growing wood: Is min. from
WOODEN mills; rich soil; chance for run
ming water; excellent place for building
purposes. Inquire of L. L. Foss or
Roderick Farm Agency, S~kowhegan
4w34"
MY HOME PLACE on NORRmGE-
WOcK ven Lot 6xl6 rods. Thir-
teen room house. substantial eonstruc-
tion, exceptionally modern in it's con-
veniences. Handsomest location in
Kennebec Valley. Large garage. two
stories. Price $4,000. Roland 7.
Patten. tt23F
7-ROoM HOUSE. CORNER LocA-
TON. Price reasonable. Inquire
of Albert w. Getchell, 20 North Ave,
Skowhegan. tao
NEW COTTAGE AT LAKEWOOD
west side, furnished. For quick sale
$3.50. Inquire Parsons Garage, 81
Madison avenue, Skowhegan. tf24
FARM BUILDINGS NEAR BEAUTI-
Full Lake half mile from ~neighbors.
Grand view. Just the outfit for sport
ing camp. school or summer resort. 2
other sets of farm buildings similarly
situated just suitable for outings and
vacations for sale or rent. f. G..
Hayden. Abbot. tf22
HOUSE LOT ON BEECH ST, REA-
SONABLE price. Clough Motor Co.,
Lakewood, Madison RID l. N. Il.
Tel. 1892, Skowhegan Elk. tf15
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Wanted
Ads under this head FREE

WANTED a CHANCE TO DO
homework where | can take n small
child with me. Mrs. Ola Moulton.
Skowhegan. r. +. d. No. /. 2w36F
WOULD LTl<E SOME WASHINGS 70
do. Must be delivered to my house.
Mrs. Allie Way. East st, S~kowhegan:
2w36F
TO WORN MY BOARD AND GO TO
High School. Dorothy a. Haskell,
Skowhegan, r.. f. n. No. 2, care of
Isaiah Crowell. 2w36F'
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For Sale--Livestock

HEREFORD HEARLING BULLS;
also nice Jersey bull. 10 mos. Did. all
registered. Charles l.. Barker, East
Vassalboro. Tel. 90. 3w36
RACE oHs AND OUTFIT.
Horses name Conniale, mark II = :;
weight t6o01a lbs; color, solid blood
hobbies; futile Clark harness; First
class shape. call or write W. +.
Ware, l23 North Ave. Skowhegan.
2w36
TWO NICE, THREE YEAH OLD
Hereford heifers. both purebreds. OPP
p%ortunitY of a lifetime to start a herd.
Am going out of the breed and the
fret man on the spot will get "A bar
gain. one fresheus Sept. IS and the
other is not bred. Ansel Brown. Har-
monH. 2W36F
II WHITE CHESTER PIGS. BORN
August list. Price So. j. NJ. Lyons.
Canaan. Farmers Tel. 2-11-10. 4w36F
REGISTERED GUERNSEY. cows
and heifers. Wesley Butterheld,
Lakewood. Madison r. f.. y. No. /.
FOURTEEN PIGS. DANIEL HUFF.
Cornville. ~. T.. Tel. 11-22. Athens
Exchange. 2W36F
= GOOD RELIABLE WORK HORSE
K. l.. Cushman. Middle Road, SEoWhe-
gan. y. T.. Phone 1o2-14. 3w36F
PURE moon DuRoc JERSEY
pigs and shoats. William Roberts,
S~kowhegan. RED 4 2w35F
MY BEST REGISTERED GuERN-
SEY COW, due to freshen in peeembef.
Also two registered Guernsey bulls
that will be ready for service in a
few months. Also one graded Cow
due to freshen in September. Write
for prices and description or call and
see them. Maurice A. Malbon, SkoW-
hogan, r. Z. u. No. I. 2w35F
WHITE COLLIE pups. BLACK
heads and spots, twelve weeks old,
from registered stock. Prices from
$40 TO $50 each. Full description and
snap shot on request. Edward L.
Clark. West Milan. n. FL. 6w34"
WHITE CHESTER PIGS. MRS.
Joseph Whittemore, RID .. Skowhe-
gan. Farmers Phone POLO. 4w34F
4 YEAR OLD COLT WEIGHING
about 1900. Partly broken to work
double. c. f., Whipple, r. D. No. /.
Norridgewoek. 4w33F'
PAIR WORK HORSES, ABOUT 1000.
Also riding wagon run less than Is
miles. Morris Moore, r. +. y. No.
1. Madison. 4w33F'
GOOD DRIVING AND WORK HORSE,
bay, weighs about 1850. Nice light
wagon and harness Also a Farming
ton sleigh. r. a. Strong, Arson, Ne.
N. f. Tel. 1888. Box 1855. tf30
TWO HORSES on MORE THAT
would do for haying also two ponies or
more, clever for children. Inquire of
Mr.. Ware at BOWS Harness Shop, Wat
er St, S~kowhegan. tf24
RIGHT TYPE HOLsTEINs FOR
Maine from highest producing families.
Registered Duroc Swine. Arthur Ma
comber, Dryden, Maine. 62w2F
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Lost

LOST BETWEEN SKOWHEGAN AND
the cottage of Or. George t.. Young,
Lake Wesserrunsett, wallet containing
Il considerable sum of money and val
liable papers. 81 reWard offered for
it's return. thas. u. Young, business
telephone %. 2w36"
business street, Saturday. Reward.
Finder please leave at the Reporter
Office. lW36
II WRENCH tTHE KIND MADE
use Of with d~emountable rims) near
foot Of Robbins Hin on Scion road,
Friday. August -. Finder will be
suitably rewarded for it's return. r. T.
Patten. Skowhegan. Telephone $50.
tf35F
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TWO ROOMS FOR Icun
heeping' furnished or unf9rni.hhY
lure OF Mrs. John Clayton. oVa0
A NEW BUNGALOW. Jrsn
PLETED, at Lakewood >r
nished, screen-in porch Nc
Hun, Skowhegan. Tel, = peS
AN Al SIX ROOM Trxpvn
II Maple St. all ready to move
OF neighbors, pTeasantest str.
town. $50 per month. N p
ton. Skowhegan. Ne. Tai
1O-ROOM LODGING Horsp
and electric lights. 5-roar q !
bath and electric lights. III III
Skowhegan.
ROOMS FOR LIGHT HorspJ
ING at 143 North Ave. Mrs ~
rochelle. "
VERY CONVENIENT RFxr |
rooms and Stable on Hanayar !
Electric lights. Gertrude ra,i
Water street, S%kowhegan. ~
Phone 20-410.
UPSTAIRS TENEMENT. 81
Electric light, flush closet. III
mer ST., Skowhegan.
A FURNISHED HOUSE OF : nj
bath, electric lights, hot air, N
cation. Northumberland n
SIX ROOM APARTMENT. Noj
conveniences, newly papared /
painted on Water st. Inquire A
Gurney's, 189 Water st. 1
UPSTAIRS RENT OF sEyEy nj
with modern convenlences. Ina1
A. H. lies. "a Main St, Skowheel
d
TWO FURNISHED RooNs
light housekeeping. also front
with board, all modern conyenI
Inquire of Belle Cooper, y Mel
Street, skowRegan' N. E. Tel. !
STEAM HEATED ROOMS, MOI
conveniences, centrally located.
Postofice. 1T Water St, Skowl
N. e. Phone 1861.
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Miscellaneous

WISH TO HAVE \ SILK
BRELLA recovered. informant
regard to the same would ID
much appreciated. 4. L. Had
North Arson. M
/ WANT TO HIRE, For N
five weeks. commencing MandaI
TENDER 8, one or two furnished I
Would like kitcheuette equipm5
opportunity for light houseke1
Russell Lewis, care of lHdeped
Reporter. n
l HAVE 4 HORSE THAT vi
be pleased to let some boy or ra
for driving to and from school
keeping. Isaiah CroWcll SkoWH
r. f. ID. No. 2. Farmers Phone
PREBLE's REsTATRtNT is
for business. Plenty of good II
reasonable prices. come ih
door to Boyd. the jeWeler.
ADDRESS DESIRED OF LAq
Brewer who telephoned me- RCD
my piano "A few weeks since. /
ed catalog at the time Ofe onli
| had) and am very anxious for Il
turn. II. T. Patten. ShoWhegan |
DRESSMAKING AND PLAIN |
ING done at a reasonable prize /
anytime. Mrs. George w. I'D
Gem St, via Greenwood Ave.
MAN AND WIFE ALONE on
would like one or two children
five years of age to board. WA
children preferred. Four dolla5
week. Address Mrs. s.. IL. /
Madison r.. F.. u. Ne. j.
I WILL SERVE CHICKEN
NERS Sundays by appointment
~ to 8. A real old fashioned
with plenty of vegetables. u
$3.50. Write or phone 42l9 EdSY
Portland.
NATHANIEL DEERING w
prominent citizen of Somerset 4
perhaps rs years ago. He wrote
try and prose and in partlc4
drama "Carrabassett.' This va
story of FIR. Rasle and the maSSal
old Point. Anyone having a "A
this drama will confer a favor w
ing some of information win n
thereto. to Rev. Ff. d. l.. n
Lewiston.
WANTED TO BOARD ELD1
people or children at reasonable
i. o. Box No. 80, st. Alhahs' N1
EAR PUFFs. SWITCHES
transformations made from eI1
and combings. Mrs. Gertrude n
born, Madison, Me, r. F. D. "
SHAVINGS GIVEN AWAY ~ n
who will come for thetl' ,"
Mfg. Co.. Skowhegah' 4
DEVELOPING AND Phi1
neatly and promptly done at WI
ST ado. 81 Water st. CAN "
your films to us.
GEORGE II. MOSIER' W.
Born Magnetic Healer from -
chronic. stomach anu
disease rheumatism, ETC. shcors
treated Call and see him esmj
day, Saturday and SUNDAY usa
er notice at SkowheRaH iio'''
hogan.
NOyERFLOR. 4 REALLY \
FACTORY material for your
more like cement than la!n.
hard and durable. SEM ~ g
card or come and see us a.
& Son. Russell Street, sNo"h'7
SEND SHOES FOR REPAihnIs
mail to Kincaid's Shoe Hospi.rr orI
hagan. Full line of men $ W."
dress shoes. Lowest prices
no YOU KNOW THAT WE u
press. block, bleach and eoio, =,
aauaI 70 new. Hat bands ~
wbiIe o wait. Shoe dyelng q a,
ialtv Fancy and sport specs -
iust iiLa new. Peter LeakoS'
and Hat Cleaning, Skowhesan'
sETH PHOTO sTUDIO-YO9h,
nost card. Finished WIN
wait Developing and print M, .
hour service. Telephone 2as-1' :
hogan.
no yoU NEED AN ADriNa
CHINE? We can rent YOU ~
SIINnSTR AND for any leng d VI,
"a 81 a VERY small chargs I'D
machines have only 10 keys hid
Ver s"'s Simple to operate .da null n'lii
run them. They will auI
substract and divide. T-esieeppe1denI
phones) or write The lnd'P
porter Co.
- .~NT
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Wanted-To Bury
Adds nGe this head free ts eur
IubscribeFs.

SET OF COUNTER Or PLATFORM
Scales. For further information see
Smith Ames or LinWOod Savage, SHOW
hogan. Tel. i2-i. 2w36F
4 MATE TO \ THoUOUGHBRED
Hereford calf. Four months old:
white face; spot on shoulder; white
brisket: some white on his legs. size
3 #, x inches: color. dark red. win
buy or sell. Farmers Tel. 4-12. Ghas.
q. French. Scion, RED /. 2w36F
corn BINDER. GEO. PELLETIER.
RED 3, Skowhegan. \. j.. Tel. l29-l3.
2w3GF
SECOND HAND CORONA TYPE
WRITER. Must be in good condition.
{. T.. Decker. 33 Turner avenue, SHOW
hegan. 5"5bF
, ROLL TOR DESK PREFERRED. G..
Il. becker. 80 Turner avenue, Skowhe--
gan. EW"pf
SOME GOOD BEEF CATTLE. II. r..
Davis. Scion. Tel 2-1l-1O. 1w36
WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM
some one who has small or medium
pipeless furnace 10 sell. Must he in
good condition. Write stating prices.
George w. Hopkins. Gem st. 2w35f
LIVE POULTRY WANTED. WRITE
In first letter kind and number you
have. Harry Nelson, S~kowhegan, N.
Il. Phone 2S4-3. tf3l
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For Sale--Real Estate

BROOM HOUsE MIST BE NOV
ED. Price $500. Allie Buteau, y
Railroad St. S~kowhegan. 4w36"
FARM "A MILE FROM ST. Al
BANS, Ne. , miles from Hartland. LOG
acres. % tillage, Is acres pasture. Bal
ance wood and lumber estimated to
cut $4,000 in wood and lumber with a
home market for it. Barn 42x60 IT,
20 TT. posted, clapboarded. painted;
shed 15x30; ell 15x2i; main house
wood hoor in cook room and pantry;
running water in sink; shop 20N20; hen
house. 16x60, for 200 hens; brooder
house 12X14: with a 300 chick Newton
Brooder used two seasons; all farm
ing tools: | double wagon body and
hay rack; dump cart; New mower;
rake. tedder, horse fork and warp; >
horse hoe; Prov ~cultivator; ~,rigger;
wheel harrow: spring tooth harrow;
corn harvester; grain binder; gas en-
CINE: automobile. For quick sale, 10
cords stove wood, 6 cows, ! hetfer. /
pair 2S0O horses. harnesses, goo hens,
$50 worth of small tools, all for $4,000.
Part cash, balance on easy terms g.. ;.
crops at time of sale. 3w5bF
MY FARM, 75 ACRES. IL A TIiLAGE
over so A. woodland; bordering on
Lake; ~ miles from HarmonyiNgood
schools; railroad and other convent
good wells water; plenty or apples.
House need repairing. VIII sell for
500 cash or terms or will trade for
good Dodge or Ford car. g. II.
Rowell. Athens. RID - y. %; Ph0ne
2-11-14, ["9of
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Madison Won II To l

In the game between Madison and
skowhegan yesterday at the end Of
the eighth inning the score was 10 to
3 in favor OF Madison. Madison
scored five runs in the seventh inn
ing. Batteries for S%kowhegan were
Gilman and Corvette and for Madison
Gee and Murray. The final result
was II TO 4 in favor Of Madison.
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!, OOHhHfhD TAPE IN RoI,,
have gummed paper tane , ~
venient for doing IN IA ROM
required by the Amerjoehkags}
Company for use on certafnah 81
This we have in three eontd
prices as follows, postnsia" widths
roll. 45c; 2 inch per roll | ind
per roll. 76c. Libersi quo;
eaun.ity orders. Independent.qp]]
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Help Wanted
Ads under this head FREE

Girl OR WOMAN At ONCE TO DO
housework for my father ON a small
farm. Write to Bertha NJ. Young.
N"orridgeWock. zW3bt
WOMAN TO ASSIST IN TABLE AND
cabin work at High Il Camps, Rowe
Pond, Bingham, Maine. Edgar No
dine, Prop. lW36F
COOK AT ONCE. LSo TABLE
girl ut Maine Central Hotel. Skowhe-
gan. 2w3bF
WANTED BoY 10 OR OVER TO
help on farm. Good home and a
ers wanted. Maurice r. Adams. Nor
ridgewock. zw5of
MIDDLE AGED EXPERIENCED wO-
MAN to do general housework. Mrs.
s., w. Gould. Tel. 1915. skowhegan'
MHN AND WIFE WANTED. wo-
drive team or work on farm. {. l..
Corson, Mainstream. 2W36F
+: AGENTS WANTED no SELL. :.
= towels. bath mats. +. Tattersall. .
. clinton, Mass. 6W36'
=
small children. Mrs. NJ, L. Merrill.
Coburn Ave. 3w35F
GIRL or WOMAN FoR GENERAL
housework at Bingham. Small fam
lily. Perley Moulton, Bingham. 2w35F
Girl OR WOMAN q GENERAL
Housework. George Dionne. RID 4.
Skowhegan. Tel. y. e. 19l-2l. 2w35F
TABLE GIRL At sKowHEGAN
House, ~Skowhegan. 2w35F
GIRL or WOMAN a HOUSE
Keeper Mt my home. John W. Delano,
> Dinsmore St. Skowhegan. 3wS5F
\ WOMAN TO WORK IN A BOARD
ING house. Good place and good
wages. Mrs. Fred Masterman, Box
215. StrattOn. 2w35F
AN ALL-ROUND FARM HAND
Walter Crosby, Norridgewock. n. r.
Phone 100. tt34t
NIGHT OPERA TOR At NORRIDGE-
WOCK central exchange. Apply at
N-orridgewock or Skowhegan office.
Somerset Coop. Tel. Co tf33F
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Advertisement In these columns not 10
lines inserted once for 2Sc. four time. , - n
with order. Each additional line so - eaI
lines. reckon an average of o wsids. st,r~"pa'ld
IL not paid In advance. Toe additional !. 'akd
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PREBLE.s REsTAuRANr IS


for business. Plenty of good I'd
reasonable prices. Come In.
door to Boyd. the jewclcr.
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a-ROoM HOUSE. MUST he NOV
Price 5000. Allie Buteau, 8
Railroad st, ~Skowhegan. 4w36"
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AN Al SIX ROOM TrXpvn,
II Maple St. all ready To MI
of neighbors, pfeasantest
town. $50 per month. NJ p'
ton, Skowhegan. y. e. nj
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Brewer who telephoned me reg
my piano a few weeks since. /
ed catalog at the time tthe only
| had) and am very anxious for
turn. r. r. Patteu. ShoWhegan.
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TWO ROOMS FOR LIGHT i
Keeping. furnished or unf'rna "
quire Of Mrs. John Clayton' l.sni
mans Store. wi over
The Washington times., 1924-11-29
TIA JIIANA CARD
NOT STOPPED
BY FIRE
Five Thoroughbreds Perish In
Blaze at Mexican
Race Track
d InternatIonal Nsws ssrvles.

TIA JUANA. Mexico, Nov. 90
Despite the fire which destroyed
six stables Of the Tia Juana race
track here, incinerating six horses,
including five racers, announce
ment was made today by Presi-
dent James Coffroth, Of the Tia
Juana Jockey Club, that today's
racing program will be carried
through as scheduled.
The origin Of the fire had not
been cleared up and the possibility
that It may have been the work Of
an incendiary Is being thoroughly
investigated. Because OF the number
OF valuable horses that were loosen
ed military guard was thrown
about the track and grounds last
night by Mexican authorities.
John Singleton's Kikafe, Rum
George and Jordan, and Cannon
Bah and Friend Jack, owned by 8.
F. r. Doyle, are the throughbreds
that are known to have persisted.
Night Rider and Volta, badly burned.
may have to be destroyed.
The fire started during the fifth
race yesterday afternoon and result.
ted In the sixth and seventh races
being called off.
The Washington times., 1924-11-29

dealings with the telescope, but the
modern astronomer is far from be-
ing considered q fortune teller.
There is only one fortune telling
possible. And that is to advise a
person what his characteristics are
and how best to use them.
We're all crazy at first. But a
man with a great opinion !, can
change the opinions Of the world"
Dual Personality.
One Of the most prevalent modern
mental twists is the dual person.
atty" Miss Tafe says.
"It is a very common thing
dual personality.
dual personality can be detected
by the physical aspect 1t presents
Always the face is lopsided. One
eye may be lower than the other
or one side Of the mouth turned
in a different direction from the
other. One entire side of a. face
utterly and noticeably different.
Il mean a difference much more
noticeable than the usual difference
we always hear exists between the
two sides of every ones face. There
is really not such q difference after
all.
Persons in public life need to
know how to read character. Every
employer reads the character OF
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the person working for him"
Too many employers, Miss TATE
justly contends, believe that fine
Feathers make fine filing clerks.
This snappy judgment should be
overruled in favor Of scientific siz-
ing.up.
Man is moved by the appear
ance of the opposite sex. One
male employer viii hire woman
because she is well dressed, and
painted. Another viii refuse her
for that very cause"
With knowledge OF character de-
lineation, or with a psychologist on
the staff, a boss would be less
likely to blunder, Miss TATE be.
lieves. She continues:
How to Evade Law.
'"They say-or rather a friend
OF mine once said--that the man
who studies law is learning two
professions. He learns law and
how to evade law. But when the
lawyer adds character reading to
his profession instead of using 1t
in an amateur way as he does
now, he will be even more sue
cessful in struggles of sharp wits. =
In Carnegie Hall, at S:15 p. M,
on December Q, 8 and 10, Miss
Mama Tafe viii give free illus.
trated lectures on her interesting
art. Lawyers will not be excluded