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The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-04-24
Millions of Herrings.

The only variety of fish that came
in great numbers were herrlngS.
Millions of these unprofitable fish
filled the pound nets in CrOatan
Sound last week, and worked the
fishermen overtime, turning them
(COntinaed on Page Three
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-04-24
GOOD MEN NEEDED TO RUN A
N MILLION DOLLAR CORPORATION
Chance For Men of Ability, Character
Personality to Make Name For
r l.uselves in the Management of
Vast Enterprise


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The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-04-24

Room 31J in the Hinton Bldg. is
DIR. J. D. Hathaway office now.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-17
IGuALAEETE EFICAZ PARA
LOS GRAhnEs

~ Vicks tapsGsh 'iene Il mis-
ma edeaela para toda Ia familia
aduitos y Hiho.. Para resfFiados
en IL eabeza, asma. eatarre cro-
nico. - derFlte un POGO del un-
elenfo en- una euehara 3 % a.
plran ios vapores. Apliquese tam
bitn en- las fosas nasales y abb
Eutryuse.
i'zrs faeFtes resfriados en- el
peeho. dolor a. garganta o bron-
quits. fr6,ese vlvamenie con
vieks vapoRub Il garganta y q
peeho y iusgo 6ntese en album
danela y edbFase diehas parties
con pahos de- fFanela ealientes.
Aunque nueyo aqui q Vieks
VapoRub goza de gran popula-
Fidad en MkKieo. los Estados Uni
dos , 81 Canada. donde Sc con
sumsn mas n milones de pomos
II aho.
DE senta en- todas las botieas.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-17
FL estrehimento es la drecta de nmero d.
males que pueden evitarse.


causando toda clasc de achaques Y
Intermediates, muchas de las cua-
les origiuan la muerte.
AKARALGTA es unn sal efer-
veseente fdcil de tomar y tolerable,
que contiene una combination Glen
nfiea de los elementos antisepticos,
t6nicos eliminates necesarios pa
ra ayudar la naturaleza a corre-
cir estos males. Tome de media a
una cucharada de Akaralgia disuel
Ia en- cuatrO dedos de aqua, por Ia
maiiana, media hora antes del des
ayuno, v recuperara la salud--y 10
algeria de vivir. Solicftela en- las
Droguerfas Farmacias Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-17

La persona que sufre de estreni-
mlento. muy especialmente de es-
trehimiento habituai cr6nicO. tie
ne de por fuerza que sufrir de mu-
chos trasiornos dc salud. entire los
eualcs pueden eontarse en- prime
rn Inca neryiosidad. preston san
guinea, jaquecas continues, biliosi-
dad. aeidO Grleo. ataques reuma-
ticos, eczema, nleeras y otras ca
iamidndes que son eonsecuencia di-
Fes4a de las tOxlnas venenOs que
~ van aeumulando en- cl intestine
y que no eiiminadOs a tempo por
Ia evacuation normal. son reabsOr
hiaos y diseminados pOr el sisteIna,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-17
PARA TENER OPCION A ESTE
REGALO:


Ell 1nico requisite para obtener estos
tres hermosos libros, es pagar por an
tciuado u suscrici6n de un aiio la Re-
vista PUERTO RICO ILUSTRADO, o sea
la suma de SIS. So Por esta insignifican-
te suma tiene usted derecho al regalo
de los tres libros y ala suscrici6n por
todo ell ano 1925. El precio actual de
suscrici6n dicha Revista no sufre alte-
racion alguna.
Actualmente ell suscritor paga 81 so
rsor esz sea So 90 al afo. 81
efectda el pago en- cuatro veces Sin em-
barge, pagando SIS. so de una sola vez,
aparte de no sufrir molestias con el CO.
bro, el suscritor obtendra una economic
de so centavos en- ell aho de suscrici6n,
recibira enteramente gratis-siendo e1
ifranqueo de nuestra cuenta,---laS tres
magnifcas obras que mas arriba Sc de-
italian.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-17


Los actuales suscritores que Sc halien
al corriente en- Ell pago de sus Quotas, asf
como todas las denas personals en- ge-
neral, pueden remitirnos oportunamente
la suma de $50 para cubrir su suscri-
ci6n por el aho de enero diciembre de
1926
Este. importantisimo regalo es real
mente el dnico en- su genero. pues 81 Sc
tiene en- cuenta que el valor de los tres
ibros es So 90. resultara que toda per-
soma puede obtener por la sufna de 50 so
la suscrici6n de PUERTO RICO Illus
TRADO durante .el ano proximo. Nues-
tfo regalo Sc hace extensive tamhien pa
ra toda persona que pague $3.50 que
resida en- Estados Unidos. Los residen-
ties en- Santo Domingo, Cuba, Meiico, Es-
pafa y otros paises extranjeros, deberan
pagar 49,. por ell aio de suscri9i6n y
los tres libros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-17
ALivlA Los cATARROs IN
UNA S0cHE

Para les eatarFof De- Jos nihos
40 hay mas que frotaFies estes
con Il uneaento Ia garganta y q
pefho. y luego aplieaFseio en
sbuhdancla 3 cgbrirles dichas
Eartea con paA0s Dc ffansla ca
llentes. ~ ealor Del euerp0 haze
cue - dsEprendan q meutoi, e
aleanfoT. e euealipto > Il tomillo.
lngrodlentsa Del uag1ento. en- for
mA De vappres, Cue son inhaiados
= eads aspiFaei5n duFante toda
la noehe, y despelan las Was res
plFAiorihs y aeolan IL fema.
Al mismo tempo. 81 vieks Va
poRnb es ahsofbido pot los poros
3 esilmula la pisl como una ca
tHplasma allylai,do Ia OPPRESSION y
Il malestaf Cnando 80 apiiea p0r
II noche. 3 Is maAana siguiente
auele habef desapafec.do Ia afee-
ti6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-17
Parque Borinquen
LA Bailarina Enmascarada"
MERcApo DE cAMBIos

ington Nos alegramos infnitamen-
te de su feliz retorno Y de su mar
cada mejoria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-17

Sherlock Holm9s'', magnifca
production en- la que igura John
Barrymore.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-17
FL TRATANIENTO IDEAL
PARA Los RESFRIADOS
De Los RINOS
Las madres bendieen el nuevo
medieament0 eKterno cue II.
bra q las criaiuras de drOgas
nociyas al est0mago.
NO hay MAS QUE PRO.
TARLos CON FL
VAP0RUB

L. aeogida que ha tenido 4
Hieks NapoRub. el famoso un
g4enio fnpaFiEaate paFa afeerlo.
nrs caiarralea. "a aularade a los
mas llaaaleros e4lcaios de Dos far
msetutioos De la inla. Miles De
famliiaa han prohado este rene
dso. 3 han quedado gratamente
norprendldos De sus rapidos efee.
tOs.
VI Nirks VapoRub satisfaee es-
peciaimsnte = iaa madFes de ni-
foa peqpeh0s poFque - para uso
eHtsrn0. Puede apllearse - tanta
abundanela como S. desse. ain a
laa mas tiernas erlsturas, sin Il
mas iigero efeeto noclto
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-17
NOTAS De LA ISLA
1con'inuaeion de la pag. 81

tan eapaeitados para guar a la iu-
ventnd y cue no nos explicamos
81 poF que de su indifersneia y apa-
tia por estas soeiedades hterarias
cue tant0 bien haeen q Ia sociedad
en general.
AgEadeesmos mnehisimo ST. invi-
taei6h para tomar parte en- estas
fiestas del esplritu y tendremos nu-
ehlsimo gustO en- eooperar de al
san mOdO al desarrolio y prosreso
de vuestra soelsdad, que para mas
honor lleya el nombre del gran Ger
yantes. considerable como el que
meior supo unir las almas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-17
.DESEA USTED
UN EMPLEADOs

t'oF anf ~ dnrio a runocrF 80 II
aeocien de anuneios eiasifiend0s a.
VI. MFNBO. loF eeF ieida poF mi.
-. 40 fsersanasf fIasa ttna nrus.l.e
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-17
cARNAvAL

No parece que Ell rey Mono des-
pierte ningdn interes y alagria en-
nuestra ciudads Tai vez sea debido
a que como los seis meses de mo-
llega la verdadera temporada carna
val con "granitos de orc" cuando
llega la verdadera t?mporada arna-
valesca no nos causa gracia nj ad-
riiraci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-17

pudeon obener
pesodic
h suscrc6n de 1925 toda remta 800
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-17

In eegante y nDagnlflo regalo para los
susGiptOrps de Puerto Rico nustradO'
Tres hdmos Ebros 200 pgpa tada unO ntdamae mp&
papd SUPERIOR MRenienO mas Sea ntSanR dmena etuTa
La Empea RICO USTRADo, deseosa de conibur
todos aspectos
ofrecer este aho oo agnco rego las persona que
del conso CO.
epnddas leyenda
Cayeano Coll Florgo de cuen
Gauter Bentez Hoy bndos
p1bco oportunidad SIN cOSTO ALGUNo
tadc altanente vaosos mero positive
He aquf e detaHe de los misnos.
E# PRIMER REGALO: eas saa Is.a j.
& CUENTOS LETERARlOS PEDAGOGcOSPor e nsgne terato
Degau nobre ovdable de glo
e
gran potoqueho, noble acertada vision de la
dgnos
todps hogarese Puerto Rico todos eos en
salpicado flosofa
ppta del ustre desaparecido.
SEGUNDO REGALO: .E #
cARMELA fnovea pooiquna) por
Gonzalez Garcia Esa oba constuye po gloria
que saben ecoe mas
rrador las osbfes "CameIa"
po senmiento que palpan prmeos CAPT
tuIos de tan hermosa production.
TERCER REGAlO:
cANTos DE SIERRA. por necesiamos
hace eogo agno de este posa hae
gloria faa Todas
las poesfas recopIada
ez eoc6n 0en gran poeta
oe la Sierra podra
sfdad frica del oven bardo fenecido.
Son mpress pape una bella
Portao del dbante Rodan constuyen
ej para hogr donde mpere buen gr.so
cultura. 49, - So 80 g 80 @S7' :
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-17

Despu6s d. dieciseis meses de
auseneia en- Ell Norte, a donde fue
en- busea de salud, hemos tenido Ell
gust9 de saludar a esta culta y dis
tingnida aHiguita. La encontramOs
mas saludable y muy eontenta de
habsF usitadO Ia patria dc Wash
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-17
.Caribe

FL Muerto que vive" una CO.
mica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-17
VENDO

Casa en caieta San Juan No
2. Dos plantas. pusdo deisl
$1,000 on hipoteca. informant
G. VAZouEZ
Box co. Allen 70. San Juan
Adyt.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-03
DONALD LOWRIE'S STORY Back in p
DISTANT STATIONS
This Program Is Sent By MGiI and Corrected ~
Teiecrcpk. But Subject to LGstMinGte Change

WEAF 492
d ,rotasra New YORK 316
0nce $500 .WSB 429
500
Olcott VanEn York W4nSA Of
Hotel orchestra ,,,lxr
Shelton Ensemble Newark Wac 2SS
630Shepard Colonial Orchestra bson
Dinner Hotel FiusDursn 900
sA5-organ Atlantic Wf tSr sS4
hinee
euo Tss NsT
WI
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-03

Methodist service. jefferson City
WOS AL.
s:45 - Sermonette, Cincinnati
WSAI 326. Lutheran service,
Minneapolis-St. Paul WCCO 4l6.
Rodin Kehlman,x soprano, New
York WY 405.
9:O0-AlIen Trio, New York
WY 405. Hotel Ambassador Or
chestra, Atlantic City WPG 300.
Baptist Church service, Dallas
WFAA ats. Mark Strand Theater
program, New York WNYC 526.
Rainbow Gardens Orchestra, Chi
cago WQJ 44S.
9:15--Atwater Kent hour of
Music CWEEI, WAR, WcAP.
WCTS, WV, WCCO. Voc,
9:3O-Concert Cincinnati, WLW
423. Artists, Springfield WIZ
33S. Church of Christ Scientist,
Denver KOA 322.
9:45-AIlen Trio. N. Y. WY
4o5.
1O:OO-Arlington Hotel orches-
frey Ludlow. violinist. y. Y.
AhS4J W. WIZ z0Os M san
recital. Atlantic City WPG 800.
Artist Concert, Chicago, WGN
$40. Lutheran Church Service,
Omaha WOAW 526. Rainbow
Gardens orchestra, Chicago WQJ
448.
10:15-C Classical Concert, Mnpls.,
ST.. Paul WCCO AT. Familiar
Hymns, Iowa City WSUI 484.
10:30-N. Y. American News
Service, New York, WIZ 455.
10:45-Orchestra, New York,
WIN $780,
11:00-Organ recital; Baxter's
Singing Orchestra, Hot Springs,
KTHS 375. Artists, Cincinnati,
WKRC 326. Birthday program,
Los Angeles, XIII 405. Palace
Concert Orchestra, San Francisco,
KPO 429.
After Midnight
12:00-Warner Brothers Frolic,
Hollywood, KFWB 252. Birthday
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-03

Kent Radio Hour to present
Reinald Werrenrath, famous
American baritone. Mr.. Werren-
rath will be assisted by Herbert
Carrick, piano virtuoso, who in
addition to accompanying the
artist, will be heard in several
piano solos. Program: Beauty s
Eyes" CT. Paulo TostD. Punch
nello" u. L. Molloy), THE Lost
Chord" Arthur Sullivan; 'Toreador
Song" from Carmen Bizet),
Reinald Werrenrath; Waltz i'll
A Flat Major Chopin. Herbert
Carrick; group of sea songs,
Captain STATIONS Fancy
deems Taylor. Trade Winds
Frederick KeeD, "A Pirate Song"
TIenry F. Gilbert), Reihald Wer-
renrath; Prelude in G Minor
(Rachmaninoff), Herbert Carrick;
group of ballads, 'Kashmiri
Song" fanny Woodforde Flnden),
THE Ringers" Herman Lohr),
"Smilin' Through" (Arthur w.
PENN, "Gungha Din" first time
in America) c. G. Spross, Reinald
WerreYath.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-03
New and Amazing Serial Describes Ont
Mans Long But Losing Battle
for Freedom

Her suggestion appealed to me.
I got Dan on the telephone and
made an appointment for lunch
with him in town. He was much
concerned when impaired the
news, and admitted that 1t would
doubtless result in embarrassment
and humiliation for US. He sat
for several moments in deep
thought.
"I have a suggestion" he said.
"Chuck Newell is one good friend;
Judge Muse is another. Let's all
get together and put the matter
up to them as a hypothetical
case. That IL. wen put it to
them that way at first. and then
come out afterwards with the
fact that you're the goat. There
must be a way out. It isn't
right that you should get this
blow after all you've done, and
the way you've worked yourself
up here"
mo, it Aisn't right, Dan," /
said tensely, ''but it's part of the
price must pay for having stood
out in the open to fight for the
men behind the bars, after I'd
seen scores Of them murdered,
crippled, ruined for life by bar
barous system. should never
have entered the legitimate bust
ness world; I should have stuck
to prisons. It's in me; It's part OF
me; III never get away from It,"
"Rut perhaps you can do both,
he replied. Lets see Chuck and
the Judge anyway"
I wired to a New York at
torney, who was friend Of mine,
asking him to investigate and let
me know whether the film could
be suppressed or not. and that
night I met In conference with
my three Dallas friends.
Chuck was strong for my stick
ing 1t out. but the judge seemed
dubious; he agreed with me that
self-righteousness was the beset-
ting sin of the church, and since
large numbers Of people go to
church and arc swayed In their.
thoughts by orthodoxy-it is part
Of their daily lives.
Despite Chuck's optimism and
Dams advice, the conference served
70 strengthen my resolve to leave
Dallas, and the reply from the
New York attorney clinched the
matter. There was no way to
stop the picture from being shown,
and the fact that 7 had openly
stood for six years as an ex-
convict gave the picture producers
protection against any charge OF
having exposed me.
Ny mind was made up to leave
Dallas forever. Nevertheless I
acted In a strange inexplicable
manner when 1t came to severing
my connections with friends. and
especially with the two firms for
whom I was editing monthlies.
said 1 was taking my wife to
California for her health. let
ting everyone infer my absence
was to be temporary. To the~two
heads of the business houses
suggested that I continue editing
their house organs. at least for
another issue or two. by mail.
Offer From Red Cross
It seemed an irony Of fate that
the last day / was to be in Dali
las I had a telephone call from
Howard Payne, president Of the
Advertising League. stating that
he had been asked to recommend
O permanent publicity head for.
the Red Cross in Texas, with
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Dallas as headquarters, ana want
to know If 1 would take the job.
THE Red Cross has learned
the economy and value Of perma-
nent> organization" he said, land
it means a regular office for you.
AS 1 Understand it now, there's
nothing to prevent your carrying
on other activities, so long as
you do justice to their interests"
He went on to name a salary
which, while not munificent,
would, along with my two house
organs. have given me an ample
income.
I was obliged to decline the Of
fer, and Payne expressed the
hope that would soon return to
Dallas.
Among q number Of strong let
tiers Of recommendation from
Dallas friends-one from the new
mayor and one from Judge Muse
among then-I had letter of in
PRODUCTION from the manager OF
the Collier Street Car Advertising
Company's manager for Texas to
the manager Of that company on
the Pacific Coast.
Not Salesman
I called twice at his office In
the Pacific Building. but found
him out. I sent a letter to him,
enclosing the recommendation
from his Texas colleague, setting
forth my qualifications. He made
an appointment. We had half an
hours conference. Then he
frankly told me that he felt sure
I was not a salesman-that
might be good at the preparation
Of advertising campaigns, but
that, in his opinion. I did not
have the qualifications he wanted.
Ha said he needed a branch
manager for the San Jose dis
trict, with headquarters in that
attractive city, but that he
didn't think could fill the bill
that intensive sales ability was
the chief essential. / didn't
argue with him. 1 knew he must
be a good business man or he
wouldn't be holding the job he
had: but, at the same time, l
didn't like the low estimate he
placed on my proficiency. How
could he tell so finally in ad-
vance, that / had no sales ability?
1 had succeeded in selling my
ability elsewhere-in Boston and
In Texas.
Resentment at his cocksureness
dominated me. Instead Of de-
clining to be dismissed in that
arbitrary fashion, as should
have done, / meekly accepted his
verdict-ahd. went out with the
sense of being failure.
But that day in 1919 walked
from that San Francisco office
building with a sense Of defeat
enveloping me-and / stopped in
the nearest saloon for q drink Of
whiskey. At Sausalito. on my
way home, I missed a train con-
nection for another drink, and the
awful temptation came upon me
to loiter there and tank up" I
resisted 1t somehow-perhaps be.
cause the thought OF Mildred and
the baby ell alone in that big
house in the woods persisted in
staying uppermost in my mind.
1 went home. Mildred had been
i'll all day. did the necessary
homework, including intimate at
tentions to the baby. Later pre-
pared the evening meal and put
them both to bed. Never in all
my life was 1 more thankful at
having resisted alcohol. Had I
succumbed that afternoon
would not have got home that
night, and our neighbor in the
little cottage nearby, with whom
Mildred had become very friendly,
was absent. was glad that
had won, but went to bed with
the craving for drink strong upon
me, a sense Of hopelessness keep
ing me awake until long after
midnight.
Go Be Continued Monday
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-03
RADIO
/ PROGRAM
1O to Ia

10 to IL
10;20-M ct odist Episcopal
Church Service, Philadelphia,
WIFI 395.
10:3O-M Methodist Sunday School,
Cincinnati, WLW 423.
10:45-Holy Trinity Church
service, Philadelphia, WIP 500.
Church service, Pittsburgh,
KDKA 500.
11:O0-Presbyterian service, N.
Y, WIZ 455. Presbyterian SER
vice, Schenectady, WGY $50. Con.
gregational Church service, Spring
field. WBZ 333.
IL to 2
12:0o-Church of the Covenant,
Cincinnati, WLW 423.
1851 ivoli Concert Orchestra,
(WGY) N. Y, WIZ ass.
1:30-Cencert. Boston, WNAC
2:o0-Sunday Hymn Sing. n.
Y, WEAF 492.
2:S0-Musical Sunday School,
Philadelphia, WOO 500. Bible
class, N. Y. WIZ ass.
2:45 - INSTRUMENTATION SER
vice. New York, WEAF 492.
800 - Church service, Pitts
burgh, WCAE 462. Vesper SER
vice, Buffalo, WGR 80.
3:30-Concert orchestra, Cleve-
land, WEAR 800.
3:45-Men's X. M. C. A. confer
ence, New York, WEAF 492. Adj
dress, Doctor s. Parkes Cadman,
Cincinnati, WSAI 326. Vesper
service, Pittsburgh, KDKA 309.
4:OO-Concert orchestra, Cleve-
land, WEAR 800. Vesper service,
New York, WIZ 455.
4l5-VocaI and instrumental
music, Atlantic City, WPG 500.
4:80-Warner Theater program,
New York, WGBS 316. Church
service, Philadelphia, WIFI 395.
5:00---Ambrose Mcintyre, BARI
tone: Church Service. Phila.
WCAU 275. Studio Concert, Chi
cago KYW sac.
5:30-Evensong Choral Service
Louisville WHAS 400.
600 international s u n d az
School Lesson, Kansas City WDAF
$3.50. Hotel Pennsylvania Orches-
ira, Philadelphia WCAu 275. Or
gan recital, sacred music, Phila-
delphia WOO SOC. Musical pro-
gram, New York WMCA 341.
6:30-Dinner concert, Pittsburgh
WCAE 462.
7:00-Stillman Theater Orches-
ira. Cleveland WEAR $50. Hotel
Pennsylvania Orchestra, New
York WIZ ass. Church service,
Toronto CFCA ass.
7:2O - Capitol Gang (WEEL,
WCAP. WAR, WCTS, WV,
WCAED New York WEAF 492.
Church Of Christ Scientist, Boston
WNAC 27S.
7:30-Baptist service, N. T.,
WIN $50. Presbyterian service,
Schenectady, WGY $50. Hotel
McAlpin String Ensemble, N. Y.
WMCA 341. Bible class, Dallas,
WFAA Ats. Church service, Chi
cage, WIS 345.
7:45-Presbyterian service, Phila-
delphia. WOO sos. Christ Church
service. Cincinnati, WKRC 326.
Church service, Pittsburgh, KDKA
500.
S:00--Mixed quartet, instru-
mental quartet, Cleveland, WEAR
$50. Presbyterian Church SER
vice, Buffalo, WGR 319. Reminis-
cences of a reporter, N. Y, WIZ
ass. Congregational Church SER
vice, Davenport, Voc 4S4. Henry
quartet, Springfield, WBZ 333.
Sunday Evening Club, Chicago.
KYW $50. Artist, Chicago,
webb $40. Church choir, Chi.
cago, WIS 345.
S:15-Rodin Kehlnan, soprano,
New York WIZ ass.
8:30-Reese Hughes Orchestra.
Des Moines, WHO 526. Chimes
concert, Cincinnati WSAI 326.
Wesley Memorial Church service,
Atlanta WSB 429. Presbyterian
service, Cincinnati WLW 42S.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-03
GOOD AUTUMN
DISH
PARIS.

PARIS.
A GOOD autumn dish is a
n "gratin" Of cucumbers and
tomatoes.
Into a baking -dish put a layer
of tomatoes cut into thin slices,
then one of cucumbers. another
Of tomatoes and so on until all
are used. Finish with a layer of
the tomatoes. Salt, pepper and
add finely chopped parsley and
grated cheese. Dot with Jumps Of
butter and bake in the oven for
one and one half hours. Serve
hot.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-03

program, Los Angeles, XIII 405.'
Fairmont Hotel Orchestra, San
Francisco, KPO 429.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-03
WHEN DID IT
HAPPEN?

when was the battle Of
Five Forks, Va.2
when was the "Trumpeter
of sacxingen,' German epic
poem, first published?
3-When was Tarragona, Spain,
captured by the English?
when was the Rensselaer,
Polytechnic Institute at Troy,
N. Y, founder
5-When did Adam Gordon,
English outlaw. live?
Answers to These Queries VIII Be
Printed Monday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-03
To Yesterdays Questions.
ANSWERS


ANSWERS
The Mission OF San Miguel
California, was founded in July,
1877.
Jonathan Trumbull, the orig.
inal Brother Jonathan" was
born in ITO and died in 17s5.
3-The Anglican church was
established by law in 1868.
4-The University of Nebraska
was founded in 1869.
5-Citizens of Norridgewock,
Me. erected a statue to Sebastian
Rasle, French missionary, In
1888.
The Washington times., 1925-12-17
SEEK
COAL PEACE
BY II. s. MORNINGWAKE
international News Service


HARRISBURG, Pa. Dec. IT,
The conference here between Gov
ernor Clifford Pinchot and the
mayors and burgesses Of the anthra-
cite region, developing definite
action. was looked upon today by
some observers as the most ef-
fective step Tor a resumption of
negotiations between the miners
and operators taken since the in.
ception of the deadlock September
l..
Feeling was general among those
at the conference, held yesterday
afternoon, that the resolution passed
to invite both sides to resume
negotiations will bring about re-
sumption Of operations soon, be-
cause it is coming for the first
time from the people most seriously
observation-disclosures of the anthra-
cite region.
Governor Pinchot heard stories
OF want and suffering from every
section but a few. Business &c
preston and lack Of fuel have hit
the section where anthracite is
mined.
Mayor William F. Durkin, of
Scranton, introduced a resolution
calling for another parley within a
week, II possible, wherein the
miners, operators, Governor Pin
chct and any others could intro.
duce plans of settlement, or plans
as a basis for settlement. It was
passed.