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Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-10
Following the burst of dazzlins

Following the burst of dazzling lightning, rarity in this district, at 4 o'clock this morning, a tremendous thunder clap smote the surrounding mountains, with such fIlrore that it seemed as if mountain had toppled over. The thunderous boom resound- ed for an interval of about ten sec onds' dura tion.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-10
PLAY BALL TODAY

Y WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 10. LP)- Clear, cold weather greeted ball fans this morning, and it is expected the third game of the series will be played today.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-10
EIGHT DIE FROM VODKA

MOSCOW, Oct. 10. (P)-Eight are dead in this district this week, death being attributed to the newly legalized vodka. A movement has been start ed against the law permitting it's sale.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-10

The steamer Starr of the San Juan Fishing and Packing Co.,, was sched- uled to arrive at Unalaska today. The vessel is due to arrive in Sew ard from the Westward, October IT. It will leave shortly after for Seat tie where the annual ten-day over hauling will take place.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-10
BAYcHlMo AT DUTCH HARBoR

PORTLAND, Oct. 10. (P)-Escaping the rigors of the Arctic ice, the Bay chino put in at Dutch Harbor enroute to Vancouver, said a message to the Federal Telegraph Company
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-10
SEATTLE TUGBoAT SUNK

SEATTLE, Oct. 10. (P-The tug Sea Monarch, belonging to the Carey Davis Company of Seattle, was sunk in a collision with the French steam ship Zenon off Port Townsend in a heavy fog. The Zenon rescued the tugs crew.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-10
GAS CAUSED EXPLOSION
 IN LA cLEDE GAS WORKS

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 10. (P)-Gas, not amonia, caused the explosion Thurs day in the LaClede gas works, killing four persons, it was learned today.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-10
BASEBALL

COAST LEAGUE
 Portland 0, Sacramento 3.
 Seattle 3, Salt Lake 2
 Los Angeles s, Oakland ?. San Francisco 2, Vernon ], twelve in. nings
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-10

The Bureau of Fisheries craft, Kit tiwake, made another run for Thumbs Cove this morning, beating the storm in by a scant margin.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-10
AVIATOR MAY BE DEAD

WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 10. (P) It has been concluded here that O.. Ames, mail aviator, lost near Belle fonte, is dead
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-10

The steamship Yukon is due to sail on her southbound trip some time tomorrow morning.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-10

MT. and Mrs. Charles Lechner will return on tonight's train from Curry, where they spent their honeymoon.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-10

Sergeant Stahl, chief clerk in the quartermaster's office at Valdez, was an arrival on the Admiral Watson.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
SEEKS BETTER MATE
FIFTEEN YEARS AND
THEN REWEDS FIRST

Mt. VERNON. n. Y, Aug. g.
Mrs. Mary Wood Mason, a maid il
the employ of Mrs. Osborne S. Twee'
dy, returned Thursday from a three
day absence, married to a man she
had divorced 10 years ago.
He is Sylvester Jason, Baltimore
music teacher, who married her in
Baltimore in November, 1905. In
1910, Mrs. Mason obtained a divorce
from him in Atlantic City on the
ground Of incompatibility. They were
remarked on July 4 in New York
City, Mason returning 10 his studio
in Baltimore, and his reacquircd wife
TO her duties in Mount Vernon. She
is 10 rcjoin him in October.
Mrs. Mason said: Il looked around
for - years. but have failed 70 see a
better man than Sylvester.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
HIGH COTTON PRICES PREDICTED
Texas Commissioner Finds Other Crops in Poor Shape
EVICTED FAMILY
FOUND IN PARK BY
CITY AUTHORITIES

NEWARK, Aug. s.-City hospital
authorities are giving shelter today to
mother and her seven children after
their eviction from their three-room
home at No. SO Roseville avenue,
Newark, for non payment of a weeks
rent.
The woman. Mrs. John Wynne, and
the children, whose ages range from
1 to II years, were found huddled in
Liberty Park by policeman. The
woman said her husband was out of
work. He was away when the family
was evicted.
The woman who conducts the house
at No. sc Roseyille avenue, refused 20
give her name. She said she cvicted
the family because the children were
destructive and because the rent-$1G
was not paid.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
10000 ADOPT
WHITES GOD
AS THEIR OWN
Great Christian Church
Flourishes In West
ern Africa.

NAPLES, Aug. S.-A Christian
church of 10000 persons has flour.
ished without external aid in remote
regions on the Ivory Coast of West
Africa for ten years, and has now
come under the care of the Wesleyan
Missionary Society. 1t was described
at the Conference Of Laymen at
Swanwick, Derbyshire.
A short time ago it was stated,
during a visit to the French Ivory
Coast, W. ]. Platt heard of some
unattached communities of West
Africa Christians living in the vii
lagos along the Great Lagoon and
up country. Setting out by canoe,
he visited village after village, and
found companies of people who, with
out the help of any missionary society,
had destroyed their fetishes and be-
come Christians.
They were converted some ten years
ago by the preaching of the negro
preacher, William Harris. For ten
years they had been left uninstruct-
ed and without oversight or guidance.
With their own hands they built
churches, and, according to their feeble
light, they had striven to serve their
new God. They had set apart Sunday
as Gods day, and regularly assembled
in their churches.
Harris had told them that the Bible
was Gods book, and somehow they
managed to buy big family Bibles to
lay on the tables of their churches.
They could not read them, yet, with all
the deadening influences of heathen-
ism around them, they had kept the
faith for ten yearu, praying that God
would send them teachers.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
Half Price and Less

Oval or round bowls, ca. lie
Covered dishes. each. -. 55c
Casseroles, covered, each soc
Salad dishes. each ..... 23c
Bread and butter plates,
eacn ............... 7o
salad plates, each. ...... &c
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
WOUNDED ROBBER
MAY LOSE HIS LEG

BERDEEN. Aug. San attempt
to loot the safe at the union railway
station at Cosmopolis, six miles from
here. early this morning, may cost Pete
Granni. 30, the wOuld-be yeggman,
both Of his legs.
He was surprised in the attempted
robbery by Marshal Robert COughburu.
and dashing away, fed down the
street with the officer in pursuit.
Coughbum fired six shots. Two took
effect, one in each Of Granni's legs.
Hospital physicians here state the
right leg, in which the bullet penetrat.
ed the groin and emerged at the knee.
will undoubtedly have 10 be amputatel.
Fracture If the shinbone Of the left
leg may also necessitate an amputa.
ton, they declared.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
CAR GATE FALLS,
GIRL BADLY HURT

FREEPORT, Ill, Aug. S.-Sylvia
Sheerer, 10, Of Stockton, ILL.,, is dying
in a Freeport Hospital as the result
Of injuries received while playing with
other children in railway yards at
Stockton. TIE children climbed into
a gravel car. The end gate of the
car. weighing nearly a ton, came loose
and fell directly across Sylvia's body.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
CARPET WEIGHING
I'll TONS is LAID

LONDON, Aug. S.-A. carpet all Of
single piece. covering more than half
an acre Of floor space, and weighing
q tons, was laid in the restaurant
and lobby Of the Savoy Hotel. BE.
lieved 10 be the biggest in the world,
more than 20 men were required 70
handle il.
As it was being made GO Oriental
rugs were woven into the carpet by
workers from Samarkand. These, for
the first time in history, il is stated.
applied their usual methods Of rug
making to carpet manufacture.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
MARY r. RHINEHART
TO EXPLORE SIERRAS

THREE RIVERS, Aug. s.-Mary
Roberts Rhinehart. famous novelist
and short story writer, is scheduled
to arrive here next month to start
a pack trip through the high Sierras.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
WOMAN, 100, KEEN
POLITICAL STUDENT

EDINBURGH, Aug. s.-Mrs. HoI-
dane of Cloan, Perthshire, the most
remarkable woman in Scotland, has
just attained her one hundredth birth.
day.
She is keen student of world poll
tics.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17
DoNATIvoS PARA Ell CoMEDoR
ESCoLAR DE LA ESCUELA RUIZ
BELvIs, sANTURCE

Relaci6n de los donantes que gene
rosamente han cooperado para al
construction de un edificio desti-
nado a Comeder Escolar de la Es-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17
LG hdzana detec-
tiuesca del dfa
POr VanceSWynn

no fue una exception. La sospecha
de que algo anormal ocurria no en-
tro en- sas calculos. No encontr6 al
superintendent de Parksburgh en-
su oficina y habia lido a su hogar
a cambiarse de ropa.
81 telegrama era falso.
FL detective Furlong Sc decide
prontamente. Decide marchar q
Templeton. Mientras rondaba por la
estaci6n, Sc encontr6 con una militia
que estaba sentada encina de unos
raaderos. Trab6 conversation con la
chiquilla y ella le dijo que va habia
visto otro extranjero durante los dos
iiltimos dias. Al ser interrogada di-
10 que otro hombre habia rondado
por ell mismo sitio y que habis roto
I'm papel, tirando los peda2os de-
tras de la estaci6n. Afcrtunadamen-
te el detective encontr6 los papeles
pudo pegarlos con mucilago.
Ell rasultado fnS un cheQue en-
blanco contra un banco de Carlisle.
Pero ESQ no era todo. POGO des-
pues Ell detective encontr6 un peque-
no aparato telegrafico escondido. FL
detective march6 Carlisle donde
continue sus pesquisas. Habl6 con
Ell agente de la estaci6n y le pregun-
to 81 habia algin telegrafista en- Ia
| poblaci6n. Sc le dijo que habia uno
+, llamado Macauley y que unos diaS
antes habia estado gestionando Ia
compra de un peQuefio aparato.
En- menos de una semana Furlons
saba 10 que tenia que hacer. Mau
cauley necesitaba dinero. Y conci
bio la idea de robar La compafi{;
! en- question. Sc hizo de un pequeh'
Instruments, saho a las afueras
tort6 los alambres y conecto 81
aparato. Envi6 el telegrama falso
Bingham, lie esper6 donde decia .
Sc apoder6 de la GAIA de seguridad
Sc lie busc6 por todas parties de
nundo durante afios y amos, y final
J nente murio antes de ser trafdo
juicio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17
Ell HoMBRE QUE CoRTo Los
ALAMBREs

Hace algnnos amos reinaba gran
excitaci6n en- Pittsburgh, con mott
vc del robo en- la Union Express
Co. La GAIA de seguridad habia sido
forzada Y los ladrones escaparon con
Glen mil d6lares.
La GAIA de seguridad habia sido
conducida hasta La Union Express
en- la forma acostumbrada, guar
dada, en- La oficina de la conpafiia.
Pero Ell mensajero que debia estar a
cargo de La GAIA habia desaparecido.
No ohstante, esa circunstancia
sirvi6 La policia para seguir una
pista segura.
Tomas Furleng, uno de los detec-
tives mas habiles en- aquel tempo,
fue encargado del case, y 10 primero
que pregunt6 fue el nombre del men
saiero que custodiaba La GAIA. Esto
era facil de contestar. FL hombre J,
llalnaba J. J. Bimhan, y no solo era
tln empleado de gran confianza, sino
que tambien hermano del Superin-
tendente de Ia compafiia.
"Buscad a Bingham, dijo Fur
long.
Con gran sorpresa por parte de los
detectives, que le creian desapareci-
do, lie encontraron en- su casa, muy
tranquilo. Bingham Sc mostr6 sor
lrendido en- grado sumo al enterarse
del robo. Pero pudo dar Furlong
una information muy significativa
Dijo que habia recibido Tin telegra
ma Ell dia antes de su hermano, Geor
ge Bingham, quien lie decia que vi
gilara al nuevo mensajero 81. G
Brooks. FL telegrama afiadia
"Buscale en- Templeton. Entr6gal,
los valores y exige recibo. Entonce
We al Superintendent en- Parkes
burgh, quien te dara nuevas 6rde
nes".
Bingham obedecia ciegamente la
6rdenes que recibia y en- este cas-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17
De SARDINIA
a Tibur0n

5ouien dijo que tanto en- ell mar
como en- La terra ell PEE grande
So comia al pequeiio?
Esto sera una gran verdad, pero
Ell CoRTE INGLEs, puede de-
mostrar 10 contrario.
cuando Ell CoRTE TNGLEs, ma
ci6 a Ia vida comercial en- Puerto
Rico, era 10 que es una SARDINIA
en- un mar poblado de tiburones.
Han pasado solo dos aios y va
FL CoRTE INGLEs, de SARDINIA
SO ha convertible tambien en- tibu-
ron y con muchas agallas.
No solamente Ell coRTE IN
Giles, no teme va la competen-
cha, sino que La desafia.
SQue 10 que Sc desea es un traje
casimir ingies, mas legitimo que el
mismo Lloyd George, en- azul ma
rino, negro en- preciosos colores
de fantasia?
Pues CON los ojos cerrados: Ell
CoRTE INGLEs.
Ious no es traje de casimir, sino
dc hilo ingles tan inglSs como el
bacala0 de Escocia?
Pues a buscarlo al mismo sitio.
Los trajes de hilo, que es La es-
pecialidad de Ell CoRTE INGLES,
tienen la ventaja de que antes de
confeccionarse est&n mas tempo en-
aqua que un submarine en- tempo
de guerra.
Ell CoRTE INGLES, viste hoy
en- Puerto Rico q todo cuanto hay
de seleeto Y elegante en- esta isla,
porque responde siempre de la Ca
hdad de sus generos, de la irrepro-
chable confecci6n de sus trajes y
de ia relativa modicidad de sus
/ preeios.
Ell CoRTE INGLES,
LA FABRICA Y sASTRERIA DE
MoDA EN- PUERTO RICO
No equivoque la direction, esta
mos al lado de la Barberia Ell FL
CARO- y frente al edifcio de Ell
MUNDo.
San Jose st. No. 5. P. o. Box 994
Telefono 1923. San Juan, P. r
/ Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17

AQui fue que naci6 lasidea de lie
var la pantalla lei HERMOSo
BRUMMEL" Y como dijo su direc-
tor, antes, ha lalcanzado un promedlo
de 979S que solo obttenen peliculas
de alto merito, y calidad.
Is una Oportunidad, que ''El Re-
rertorio Gelaberto lie d& al plblico
de Puerto Rico de yer aIgo que Sc
titule UNA BUENA PELICULA,
una de esas peliculas que en- ell Nor
te Sc exhiben $500 la butaca, y
dursnte una, dos mas semanas CO.
ien llenos todos los dias.
EEL RIALTo" tendra ell gusto
de presentar en- su pantalla TRES
DIAS en- San Juan esta super joya,
UNICA en- su genero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17
EEL HERMOSO BRUMMEL"

"$5oo,ooo pongo su disposi-
ci6n!"
-" "Gracias! Hare algo como nun
ca los ojos del mundo han visto.
= --''Rien! amigo, pero recuerde
que tiene que "hacer" ell Londres
de hace UN SIGLo, construirlo con
sus mas minimos detalles, buscar
gente adecuada, "hacer Ell Tame
sis'', vestidos de la epoca, y encar-
mar en- JOHN BARRYMORE al
BEAU BRUMN6EL de la historic,
el dandy" que revoIucion6 la Cor.
te de su Altesa Real Ell Principe de
Gales. El hombre que lie decfa "tu y
al mismo Rey.
Mr.. Warner, como siempre he
hecho, estare a la altura de mis- idea
les. Esta es una oportunidad que
tengo de dirigir una pelicula que al.
canzara un promedio grande, y que
pondra Ell nombre de WARNER
BROS, ell de JOHN BARRYMo.
RE. Y el mio por las nubes. Con que,
Gcusndo empiezo...2"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17
(BEAu BRUMMEL)
Y COMO Sc HA LLEvADo A LA
PANTALIA


Harry Beaumont fu6 lamado una
mahana temprano la oficina de
Abe Warner, jefe de la Casa War
ner Bros, para una importante con
ferencia.
-"Aquf hay ESQ.,, le dijo Mr..
Warner.
Mr.. Beaumont, alargo su mano, y
examine un libro, y unas cuartiilas,
(la adaptaci6n a la pantalla de Ia
novela que tenia en- sus manos). FL
is gu vista en- el titulo, Y leyo:
-"BEAU BRUMMEL por
olayde Fitch.
-''Mr. Warner, dijo Ell director,
conozco esto, pero, Gque actor te-
nemos nosotros para poder desen
pehar Ell papel de "El Hermoso
Brummel'', Ell arbitro de las elegan-
cias del siglo XIX, en- la corte del
Principe de Galss7
Abe Warner dei0 escapar una SON
lisa, y dijo:
-"Amigo Beaumont, yo tam
bien hace tempo he pensado este,
81 10 he Iamado hoy, es porque
tengo esto otro.'' " le alarg6 unos
papeles, al parecer contratos.
Beaumont dej6 caer su mirada
sobre aquellos manuscritos v sus
oIos brillaron de algeria, dejando
escapar un grito.
-"tcoMo! John BARRYMoRE
viene con nosotros! "Grito Beau
mont. Entonces, dGjelo todo de mi
cuenta, sacaremos la production mas
estupenda del ahoY' Ese 81, amigo,
que es un actor. Con gusto tomo La
direction de esa cinta. ICuanto hay
de presupuesto7
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17
ULTIMA HORA

La fabrica de mosaicos de Jime-
nez, del Vale & Ca, en- la parada
II, Carretera No. 121 cuyos mosai-
cos han sido, son y seran los me-
jores siempre en- Puerto Rico y a
los cuales no ha habido quien pue-
da hacer competencia en- caIidad
ten precios ST, pero it1feriores) ha
llevado a efecto tales mejoras en-
su maquinaria y sistema de ventas,
que esta en- condiciones de ofrecer
una losa perfecta, de buena cali
dad a menor precio que las de in
ferior calidad que Sc estan ORE
ciendo en- Ell mercado. obtenga sus
cotizaciones de las demas f&bricas
y luego venga donde nosotros; com
prara un articulo mejor, una pc
scta mas barato. Nuestra consigna
sera siempre uni .artfculo mejor y
mas barato.
JIMENEz, DEL VALE 8 co.
Telefono so6. Apartado $50.
Santurce.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17
American Railroad Company of Porto Rico

Itineraro auomotores modfcado IA de
brero 1925, anuando Arecbo
q % Aguad Ponce locales de Sabana rande del
ItineTario General de
SAN JUAN-ARECTBo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17

A juzgar por las promesas hechas
o esperan nuevos donativos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-17

NoTAsLa
e cmotO equpaje
San Juan P r. IA de Febrero del DIRECTION
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
The MnkinnS of q Fuss

TN THE case of the Canadian rum-runner
L Quadra. United States federal judge
in California takes the bull by the horns
deciding that there's no l2-mile or any
other limit to protect ships or parties
towering" off the American coast in con-
spiracy to violate American law.
Higher courts may hold that this decis-
ion is not good international law, but il is
in line with good. hard. common sense.
Suppose that Il hated Russian soviet ship
was towering off our coast in conspir-
acy to break any Of our laws. How far
would we chase it? Clear around the
globe. If necessary. But neither good
sense nor good morals always dovetail
with law.
That California Judge should be reversed
or concurred with, right away. He has
started something, for certain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
CABINET SHOULD
HAVE 4 VOICE

Washington dispatches report
President Coolidge and prac.
tieally the entire cabinet as IA.
yorabls 70 The bin introduced by
Representative Jaeobstcin. Civ.
lnE cabinet officers tho right 20
speak and the opportunity TO an
swcr questions ON the floor OF
rongrsss With such sponsor
ship thcrr should bc hope or
passing the bill next session.
No greater Improvement could
be made IN the whole mechan.
hm n American government.
The idea has long been discussed
academically, but now the budget
raises IL 10 practical cmcr-
Ecpcy without some such
scheme tho budget viii be
scarcely workable 40 All n viii
either become an irresponsible
executive Dictatorship. or else
sink back 20 inefficient lcEisla.
tive log rolling Only with the
heads Of departments openly on
ihr floor or congress cnn tho
budget be both efficient and re-.
sponsiblc. ours is the only i'm.
por,ant government In the world
which denies cabinet minister's
t'is right II ie also the only ono
m which the popular legislative
chamber tends 20 decline in
power and prestige The cure
for the ons evil liz 10 remedy
The nthnr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
Sounds Reasonable

GONE now Mr.. and Mrs Dennis Meade.
-, of Chicago, who prescribes how to be
happy thru 81 years of married life.
Says Pa Meade: BE yourself"
Says Ma Meade: IT'S faithful hus-
band that counts Pa always came home
never on time. but he always got home"
One is apt to believe that Ma Meade
has hit it, bless her old heart, How many
promising marital ships have been utterly
wrecked because ma was over-partieular
about his punctuality? How many hus-
bands have wrecked things by not being
themselves rather than habituai liars in
the matter OF getting home on time?
Long life to Dennis, May he always
arrive just himself and find Ma happily
content just to get him back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
Youth Not a Loss

A NEW YORK Judge has Just decided
n that child is an asset. Ii looks like
q legal gesture, at least, toward clarifying
the atmosphere. -
The decision came in a personal injury
case. The defendant argued that, since
the child must be constantly guarded,
clothed, fed, educated. etc, il is liability.
The court would have none of this sort
of logic - not at ALL The world tomor-
row. the judge asserted positively, de
ponds on the child of today, and that
dependence makes the youngster an asset.
Homely and old-fashioned philosophy. but
none the less truer now than ever.
What becomes. however. of the conten-
ton of modern welfare workers, police
officers and matrons, and their ilk? For
long they have been assuming and pub
licly declaring that the childhood Of the
times is going to the devil at gallop and
is gong TO be, II ii isn't already. total
loss. Further, have they also asserted
that parents are to blame for this ruin
and loss. Now, the New York judge over
rules them He says the child is worth
the price and, indirectly, he thus gives the
parent clean bill.
The judicial decree is refreshing, COM
ing as it does in the midst of mess of
jazzy, dirty publicity Youth is quite the
same as it ever was and, as a whole, meets
its time with about the same success. 1t
ever will be so. To declare it liability
loss-is to remove hope from a world
that has gone on and ON 10 big and big
ger things because youth truly functioned
according to the demands made upon it
by the natural laws of life. Asset? 1t is
nothing else.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
2? AnsWerS to Your Questions f? !?

O. who was the famous author
who took leading part in affairs
at Fiume?
A. Gabrieie DAanuH=io.
@. How many positions are there
On . basketball team and what are
hey?
4. Right forleard. Isft forieard
enter. right guard. Icft guard.
O. What IS the reserve officers
training corpse
4. An organisation maintained for
the purpose Of Keeping up The
strength OF the officers reserre
rorp& 10 Is organized into units ot
iirn educational Institutions. n Is
siri1ed into senior dirisioH, form
ID mainly AZ the unirersitics md a
funior dfrtsion. formed mainly NJ the
secondary schools. Students NJ The
reserre officers training corps must
Undudfe from the rcserre officcrs'
amps. maintained each summer for
: peTtOd ~ Sl1 btfh8, W oIdtT 10
be commissioned IN the reserre Of
ficerS corps.
q. Are F1llpinos American cfti-
zens. or what IL their status?
A. FiHpinos are citizens Of The
Philippine islands. curing allegiance
~ the United states. They are not
citizens Of the q. s., bit then
possess american nationality. a
status tchicH. bv Utrtae Of The sor-