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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-18

vou remedy ihisf
supt Henderson reports that
the instruction 10 all motormen
Is 70 wait for transfer passen-
gers on all lines II the p
preaching car is within ress-
enable distance. He asks that
wilful violation Of this order be
reported TO him. giving time
md number Of car.
Mr.. FiIit: Hog can ! get
rid OF moIes that are destroying
my laDns and shrubbervr
~. A. W.
There are small traps for sale
NJ hardware stores. Set these
in the runs. A foul pipe or
burned tobacco put in the runs.
II is claimed, will chase the
moles away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-18

O. Can you give me good recipe
for fruit punch that win serve
about - persons?
A. orer four cups or sugar pour
fico cups u orange juice. tleo cups
n lemon Juice. ttoJ cups Of pine
apple juice. After the sugar Is dis
soIred. add t,ro cups Of maraschino
cherries. add tieo quarts Of hpol-
iinaTis tcater Tor just plain uaterj
inst before scrriH0. Pour into a
punch boiel orer ice and decorate
Nth slices Of orange cut IN half.
Q. What is the difference between
condensed and evaporated milk
A. Both products are prepared By
evaporation Of a part Of the puier
from the milk. tehich concentrates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-18
Rheumatism Hos Mdny
Different Causes

,ism Indicates an affection Of
The muscles az distinguished
from joint affections Lumhagp
and aiiff neck arc varieties af
muscular rheumatism,
rheumatism may be an after
effect OF an attack OF certain
diseases. such as ionsilitis. scar
let fever. typhoid fever OF other
disease. or iniunca 10 the joints.
also Il may be caused by 4 focus
Of pus or disease germs In Ger
tain parts OF tho body
PROLONGED exposure TO wet or
cold weather may be a con,ribu,.
ing factor In producing rheumA
tism.
Tho common complication Of
certain forms Of rheumatism -
tho damaging effect upon tho
valves OF the heart
Acute rheumatism or rhcu
matte fever may or may not be.
gin with a chill or sore throat
Tho larger joints aro usually AZ.
fectcd swelling. heat. rcdncss.
tenderness and pain arc tho chief
symptoms The heart Is frc-
qunntly involved
In chronic rheumatism there in
stiffness and pain. In severe
casea the joints become en-.
larEcd and distorted. and tho dc
formity is sometimes very great.
Muscular rheumatism most
frequently affects tho muscles
OF the back. tho side OF tho neck
and tho aldo OF tho chest. when
the muscles OF the back arc NJ.
focted. this type OF muscular
rheumatism is usually called
lumbago,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-18

- affects per
sons 81 oil
ages. riasea
and ocrupa
tons
Acute rhsu
uatlsrn. acute
n ii GUAR
rheumatism.
tunammstUry
= h z unBilaun.
and rhoumat
&c fever are
terms applied
Ia ono and
tho same dis
ease A mild
or form Of tho
ton Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-18
OUR OPPORTUNITIES

LORTY years ago there were about CO.
i 900 college and university students
in America Now there are nearly half
a million
While the total population has increased
10 per cent the college population has in
creased TOO Probably nine-tenths of the
present students are the children of par
ents who did not themselves go to college
Scarcely one in hundred Of them had
college-trained grandparents. What was
only little while ago the rare privilege
of the few is now the opportunity of all
and the achievement of multitudes We
are carrying on the most stupendous ex-
pertinent in higher education ever under
taken in the world.
We are, in our way, at last achieving
the ideal of IAN educated democracy"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-18
GIVE YOU ONE GUESS

COLONEL MITCHELL wants congress
~ to create a new cabinet job-a secre-
tary of the air forces.
We're it not for his modesty he could
probably likewise name, off hand, the very
man to fill il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-18
A THOUGHT

The kisses Of an enemy are
deccitful.-Prov. 27:6.
CTOLEN kisses arc always
~ gwcctcst,--L Hunt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-18
"YOU CAN'T VIM"

THAT'S the newest slogan in New York
j and, after long diet of ''You. too,
can be successful propaganda, it is some
thing of shock to find this message
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-18
BY DIR. HUGH :. CUMMING
Surgeon General. United States
puhIie Health SrryIre


ID HEuMATlsN Is a disease OF
~ popular interest because !,
is Of frequent occurrence and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-09
Mems
Flannelette
Pajan1aS

Warm, well tai
lor e d pajamas,
silk frog trim
med. Sizes A,
B, C. d. Special
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-09

1DAM KUHN, policeman for
TAI the Delaware County Ma
III tionaf Bank, is the produest
man in Muncie. Resplendent in a
new uniform, with brass buttons
galore. he heard young girl say
to her mother: us that man the
president of the bank?"
Bloomington now has another
paved street one mile long. Jor-
dan Ave. has been improved at a
cost Of $4,000.
Jesse Cure is the new prophet OF
the Greencast1e Redmen.
Vincennes school teachers have
pledged $1,000 toward a bonus fund
to obtain the Brown shoe factiry
for the city.
After forty-eight years Of married
life, Mary E. Edwards has sued her
husband, Charles Edwards for di-
vorce, alleging cruel treatment.
Ira Rigby of Greensburg. has
been chosen County pike superin-
tendent to succeed Alvin Ryan,
Jan. l.
Little Margaret Kuehne thinks
she has the Oldest pet in Evansville.
It is a parrot, As years old.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-09
6822 Deaths From
Whooping Cough

Whooping cough is the most neglect
ed of children's diseases, and one of
the most dangerous. There are $500
deaths reported in a single year in the
United States from this disease There
is no cure for whooping cough, 1t usual
ly running it's course, but relief can be
given and it's duration shortened. A
few drops of DR.. brakes Glesco will
relieve the most violent paroxysms Of
lessen the severity of the attacks and
bring quicker recovery. Endorsed by
physicians andl sold by druggists on
guarantee of complete satisfaction. SOC
by all dealers everywhere.-Adverti
ment
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-09
MORE JUDGES
NEEDED SoRELY,
REPORT SHOWS
Prohibition Cases CIogging
Federal Dockets, 1t Is
Averred.
Ri United Press

Blu United Press
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-F'ederal
judiciary machinery has reached its
peak in the disposition Of prohibition
cases.
Additional judges and prosecutors
are needed soreIy to keep abreast
Of the flood Of cases.
This was the annual report today
Of Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt,
assistant Department of Justice gen
eral.
Cases Increase
despite utmost endeavor, the
number of pending prohibition cases
increased from %, $3.50 at the end of
the previous fiscal year to 25,S34 at
the close of business June 30, 1926"
said Mrs. Willebrandt. ''The num-
Der of cases terminated was 48.734,
showing a considerable increase over
the previous year, but the number OF
cases filed increased from 4G,431 to
81 ,6S8.
eff the dockets are to be cleared
and the number of pending cases
kept at a reasonable figure it is nee
essary that additional assistance.
both judicial and prosecuting, be
given at the points where clogged
dockets and continuous thrush OF
cases make the speedy administra-
ton of justice practically iinpos-
sible."
More Pay Asked
In this opinion Attorney General
Sargent concurred. indorsing in his
annual report the recommendation
of the senior circuit judges that nine
additional Federal judges be provid-
ed along the Atlantic seaboard, and
recommending again that Congress
appropriate funds to raise the sal
aries of United States attorneys and
their assistants, Gin the interest OF
efficiency and greater economy.
''My predecessor invited atten-
ton" said Sargent, "to the fact that
the criminal business Of the Federal
Government had increased 33 1-3 per
cent since 1920 and over 500 per cent
since 1912, and that the civil bust
ness had doubled since 1929. This
great increase in Federal litigation
necessitates United States attorneys
and their assistants giving their full
time to the Government and does
not permit Of their devoting part
OF their time to private practice as
they formerly could"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-09

dOuches and salves cannot possibly
reach. Its effect is soothing and heal
ing and is entirely harmless. 1t con-
tains no cubebs or tobacco, and may be
used by every member of the family.
If you suffer from catarrh, asthma,
catarrhal deafness, or if subject to
frequent colds, you should try DR.. Bios
sers Remedy which may be had at any
drug store: or if you desire nroof
its beneficial and pleasant effect, send
ten cents (coin or stamps) to The
Blosser Co., i404 G H, Atlanta, Ca, for
a trial package.-Advertisem
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-09

w a m, g Cd
looking b a t h
robes at an ex-
ceedingly ! o W
price ...........
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-09
ROTARY GROWTH CITED

Rotary International has clubs in
thirty-two nations and will expand
further over the world, Ben Sher.
wood, Bedford, Twentieth district
governor, told local members at
luncheon Tuesday. Ed Pottlitzer,
Lafayette, also spoke.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-09

DR.. B l o s.
ser's Remedy
is composed
of medicinal
herbs, flow
ers and ber-
ries, W b / C b
you smoke in
a dainty pipe
or cigarette.
The smoke
FdPUI 10 III
hailed | n t o
the air pas
sages Of the
head, n o s e,
throat a n d
lungs a n d
carries medi-
C i n e where
8 ID L a v 8.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-09
EGYPT WANTS TRACTORS

The demand for tractors in Egypt
is rapidly growing. During the past
year $50 tractors were imported into
Egypt, as compared with twenty
four during the previous year. Most
of the machines imported were
American and British products.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-09
HOWTOGETRID
OF CATARRH'
\ Simple, Safe, mex
pensive Method That
Clears Out the Head,
Nose and Throat.

There is no disease more offensive
or disagreeable, or no disease that will
lead to as much serious trouble as ca
tarrh. You can nowIg get rid Of it by
simple, safe, pleasant home remedy dis
covered by Dr. Blosser, catarrh spe-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-09

goats were raised exclusively. Cows
milk tasted so good went into the
business of distributing it," he said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-09

publican nomination for State
Representative from Hamilton
County.
Charles Thompson, Jr., 3, OF
Frankfort may lose his left arm. He
caught his fingers in his mothers
clothes wringer, the, entire arm be-
ing mangled.
Louis Poehlein, Boonville dairy
man, never tasted cows milk until
he was Fl. he said the other day.
He lived in q neighbOrhood where
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-09
HOOSLER BRIEFS

T~7EORGE LUTZ, Boonville
merchant, is working on
IL gland theory for hens.
There is an extract am working
on that makes hens cackle. II
one hen cackles the others get
jealous and lay eggs" he said.
Walter Hunt Of Noblesville has an
bounced as a candidate for the Re-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-09
RIVER RAIL TERMINAL
Evansville Sees Project Assured in
Purchase.
BU United Press

BU United Press
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Dec. "a
river-rail terminal to serve Evans
vile and southern Indiana seems as
sured today with announcement that
the Kelly AK and Tool Company,
Charleston, West Virginia, has pur-
chased Ohio River frontage for con-
struction of a first unit.
The terminal will serve as load
ing medium between railroad cars
and river barges. City engineers
have given their approval of the
plans, which call for 200 foot
frontage for the first unit.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-29
Con actitudes absurdas....

(Continuacion de La pag. y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-29
QUE SIGNIFICA ORIENTE ES
OCCIDENTE

Esta es la Ultima creaci6n de la
adorable Constance Talmadge. Es-
ia basada en- un gran drama que
ha deleitado millones de personas
Es una gran comedia dramatica
que ha obtenido un ruidoso triunfo
en- la escena Y 6xitos gloriosos en- la
pantalla. Els una nermosa obra de
amor Oriental y Occidental.
La casa First National que re-
cientemente ha obtenido muchos
triunfos con "Lo AJENO". "LA
ESPADA INVENCIBLE", "HIJOS
DEL ARROYO" Y "DENTRO DE
LA LEY", ha querido darnos esta
nueva creaci6n que reaf1ma su fao
ma en- Puerto Rico.
Su estreno en- ell Parque Borin-
quen los dias viernes 80 Y sabado
81 de este mes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-29

Los escandalos, las incorreccio-
nes que en- las guaguas Sc reali-
zan diariamente, el pGblico las
comenta de distintos modos, pa
reciendo mentira que todos los
dias salgan con vida, sanas, las
personals que montan en- estos We
hiculos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-29

"completo"-como en- su argot
choferil dicen-experimentar la
sensation desagradable de verse
estrujado por los reiterados pa
secs que de un extreme a otro de
la estrecha guagua da el cobra
dor recolectando los "nickels",
acci6n 6sta que siempre acompa-
nan con gritos repugnantes y una
sarta de refranes plebeyos Y Soc
ces, los cuales Sc pronuncian 10
mismo al alcance del dido de un
trabajador del muelle que en- pre-
sencia de la mas recatada dana.
Ell momento del nickel en- una
guagua "completa" es un mar
trio. Aquellos cobradores tienen
una cara lampina, dura, de ce-
mento armada, y una moralidad
mas dura todavia que el cemento.
Aunque quizas no sea la dureza
de rostro Y de alma el motive de
su conducta impropia, sino la fall
ta de freno que contenga sus cho-
feriles desmanes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-29
Sc pretendG impedir. .......

continuation de la pag. u
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pec-to..
He aqui las interesantes manifes-
taciones del DR.. Bague, las cuales
descartan toda alarma entire nues-
tros fruteros:
Precisamente, esperabamos no.
ticias sobre ese mismo asunto, del
cual estamos perfectamente ente-
radios. En- Washington existe Ia
creencia, completamente err6nea, de
que en- Puerto Rico, tenemos una
playa, que Sc conoce por "Mosca
del Mediteraneo", y que ataca a
las frutas, como por ejemplo: to-
ronjas, aguacates, etc. Green ade-
mas, que la tai playa ha sido i'm
portada con las uvas que vienen
de Espafia
''En los Estados Unidos, actual
mente existe la mas estricta cua.
rentena para todos los productos
que proceden de Espaha, con mo-
two de esa playa, y ain la isla de
Cuba, tiene en- cuarentena tambien
los productos espaioles
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-29

No es exageraci6n. No estamos
tocados de tai mania aun... Te-
nemos un concepto de los deberes
Y derechos ciudadanos, que las
ensenanzas de la vida y de los
libros Y nuestro criterio de la
moral nos han dado; pero, este
no es ell case que pretendemos
aprovechar nj estamos en- dispo-
sici6n de formular teorias. Ira
tase, simplemente, de una expo
sici6n de nuestro sentir de hpm-
bres que guardian un justo res
peto por los demas hombres, sean
como fueren, va que para ira
tarles como personas no es pre-
ciso que gocen de las delicias de
f1amantes autos particulares, o
vayan vengan a bordo de qua
guas mas menos buenas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-29
oPoRTUN1DAD
ENvIAREMos CUALQUIERA DE
Los SIGUIENTEs ARTICULoS
PoR Ell vALoR DE 90 CTS. Y
UNA DoCENA DE "UN MISMo"
ARTICULo PoR $3.50

Sortijas, Pantallas, Pantalones
de gonna, Mufecas celuloide, Jabone
ras, Espejos celuloide, oolorete, La
pices para los labios, Polvos per-
fumados, Vanity boxes, Alfileres de
corbata, Cinturones (hombres), Ca
misetitas de bebe, Guantes de 60
ma.
$500 con la orden ell resto c.
o. d.
No aceptamos 6rdenes memories de
un dollar.
ELSA TRADING co.
120 WEST ia ST.
New York City
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-29

dlo de transporte, y en- contra de
los malos procedimientos que
choferes Y conductores incultos Y
desaprensivos vienen usando pa
Ia con los pasaieros que montan
sus vehfculos, en- up desprecio abb
soluto de los reglamentos que ri
gen esta clase de actividades in
dustriales.
Hay tanto que decir sobre este
tema trascendental, que creemos
necesario apuntar todas estas CO.
sas hasta yer 81 asf surge el Incl
dente que acabe con esa desmora-
lizaci6n Y esa incultura que CO.
rre bordo de la mayorfa de
las guaguas, pronta a desbordar-
Sc contra ell primer pasajero que
tiene la desgracia de lamar la
atenci6n de uno de estos senores
en- cualquier sentido que no cua-
Dire sus habitos desordenados.
Aver esbozamos la vista p1-
blica parte de los des6rdenes in
correcciones que ocurren a bordo
de las guaguas, gracias la in
cultura de sus inmediatos mani
puladores, y a la ausencia de
garantias que contra las impru-
dencias de pasajeros NAL educa-
dos borrachos, ofrecen aquellos
a quienes viajan en- sus vehiculos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-29
PERo, ALA 1REMos

"Puede I'd. informar al pals en-
general y especialmente a los in
teresados, que este no es motive
de alar1na, sino algo corriente en-
absolute, va que con inusitada fire.
cuencia, Sc celebran audiencias pu-
bhcas de esta indole.
eel Departamento de Agricul.
tura y Trabajo, es natural, compa-
recera esa vista phblica que Sc
anuncia para Ell dia 20 del mes de
mario, para evitar que Ia Junta
Cuarentenaria Federal haga efecti-
va su amenaza, imponga ctertas
restrtcciones molestosas a la hbre
entrada de nuestros product0s en-
los Estados Unidos.
''Desde que este departamento
sc fund6, ha comparecido en- dis
tintas ocasiones audiencias de
esa naturaleza. Ell pals no Sc ha
dado cuenta, por la sencilla razon,
de que en- Washington mora un dig
no continental, Mr.. Stevenson,
quien ocup6 Ell cargo de pat6logo
de La Estaci6n Experimental 1nsu-
lar, y quien, gustosamente, Sc pres
Ia a comparecer nombre de este
departamento, sin cobrar por ese
trabajo nj un solo centavo. A Mr..
Stevenson lie debe pues, Puerto Ri
CO Ell que sus productos entren a
los Estados Unidos hbres de las res
tricciones que impone la Junta Qua
rentenaria Federal, cuando no Sc
acude a probar que no hay razon
para adoptar medidas de esa. natu-
Ialeza. Como ocurre, en- este case,
va que en- Puerto Rico no existe
la playa a que he hecho referencia
Aqui Sc prohibi6 hace algunos
dias, la Importation de uvas espa-
ilolas, 10 que signifca poca cosa
pues 81 Sc examina la estadistica,
tendremos que la Importation as
ciende solamente $4,000, va que
Puerto Rico importa casi todas sus
uvas de los Estados Unidos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-29

torres entire San Juan, Santurce y
Rio Piedras.
Oportunamente insistiremos So
bre Ell mismo tema.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-29

Otra cosa lamentable es la po-
ca garantia que Sc tiene bordo
de las guaguas. A veces suben a
elias entes "graciosos" borrachos,
Y sin respeto a NADIA y nadie
enfilan los cafones de sus tonte-
rias contra pacificos viajeros, mo-
lestandoles de distintas maneras
pronunciando frases groseras,
todo clio con la complacencia de
ch6fer y conductor que ven aque-
10 como la cosa mas natural del
mundo, y hasta suelen avivar las
pasiones de los intrusos riendo
sus descocos con Ell mayor cinis-
mo possible.
De todos estos detalles hemos
sido testigos presenciales. Por
ESQ los denunciamos ante la CO.
mission, para que sea mas riguro-
sa en- sus castigos Y menos bon
dadosa al conceder permisos para
trabajar como ch6feres 0 conduc-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-29


A bordo de la guagua Sc paga
el pasaje: Cts. Alguien que no
haya viajado en- dichos vehiculos,
pensara que esa suma la depo-
sta Ell viajero, al entrar, comoda-
mente, en- una taquilla o dep6sito
preparado al efecto, que esa sera
una cosa muy facil..
Pero, nada de ESQ.,. Los que
tienen la desgracia de viajar en-
guaguas, han de sufrir la i'm
pertinencia de las 'palmaditas"
en- ell hombro que le propina Ell
cotrador al solicitar ell nickel, y,
a veces, cuando ell vehiculo va
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-29
NeutraLice la
Tendencia de la Boca
q Producer Acidez :.

Hacienda que WRIGLEY'S le de
alivio, un delete que perdura,
beneficos resultados.
Remueve las particulas de alimentos
que Sc introducen entire los dientes
causando fermentation y deterioro.
Lava la boca y los dientes, actuando
como un enemigo de la acidez, que
causa tanto daflo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-29
L1M1naa en- Go
de SlOa
Mata Dolores

<(1Rzlh
/sgR!EQgEE pkPEI : @. ls.N
COnstante y eXtensa
existencia de servilletas
Y tOhallas de papel. Pa
pei en- rollos de todas
classes. Papel parafina-
do blanco. Carton v car
tuiinas en- todos los CO.
lOres. Papel sanitariO de
varias calidades. Papel
de peri6dicO, Poster,
SatinadO, ''Bond" y pa
pei secante para las i'm
prentas. Platos de car
ton. Hilo de algOd6n
blancO Y cOlOres, en- bo-
Hos y cOnos. HilO de aca
rretO en- bOllOs Y carre-
tes de 25 libras. Papel
Pitirre Kraft y Manila
BlancO para las pulpe-
rias. Papel de cartas
para maquinilla. Papel
amarillo baratO para CO.
pias carbon, tamanO de
carta. Sacos de papel en-
todOs los tamaTOs. So
bres blancos cOrrientes
Y de fOndO azul, de to-
dos tamanOs. SObres
COIN para pagOs. Pa
pei de seda de tOdOs CO.
lores Y papel de seda pa
ia pan, en- varios tama-
nos. Lame a
B OP A C. O
p0r telefono (987) 81
quiere saber 10 que es
barato. Unica casa en-
Puerto Rico dedicada
exclusivamente a Pape-
leria. Hacemos entire
gas inmediatas v GRA-
tbs en- cualquier' puntO
de San Juan, EN- nues-
trO propio truck.
BOrinQuen Paper Co.
Inc.
LA Casa de Paper
San Agustin ia,
Stop ~
SAN JUAN, p. r.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-31
LYON AGAIN HEADOF|
 RADIO EXHIBITION l
New Britain Boy in Post of
 Honor at Springfield Show

When tho thousands of youth be- longing to the various clubs etfili- ated with the Junior Reinforcement gureau Of the Eastern tSates league join hands In demonstrating the craftsmanship of youth to the vast throngs daily In attendance at the Eastern States exposition which opens at the exposition grounds, West Springfield, Mass. Sept. 20, one local youth, Murton Lyon, son of Medical Examiner and Mrs. Wa terman Lyon of Walnut street, Is again expected to be the chief cen- ter of interest to, many who enter the boys and girls building at the grounds.
 It Is expected that from so to T5 local achievers will make the trip to the grounds to spend the week with other members of that organ i~ation which has already extended it's ramincations into ten eastern statss. ". W. T. Squire, local dealer, will be in charge of the local dole gation, which is expecting once more to return to the city with more than it's share of trophies and awards.
 Lyon will be In charge of the radio exhibit by the local funda- ton. He is a member of the Live Wire club of the New Britain foundation and this year will mark his second visit to the exposition. Last year he captured first prize for exhibition and third prize for dem- onstration and is determined this year to bring back with him two "firsts."
 He has been interested tr radio for the past two years and has owned and operated his own station here in town for more than a year and a half. At the exposition last year this young expert conducted regular amateur station, the only one at the grounds, including both s receiving and a transmitting set His transmitting apparatus consist cd of a tenrwatts transmitting %t and he received messages with a 1c5 to 1.ono meter receiving set.
 Last fall he received more than 50o messages from different parts of the country and several iron, ships at sea. The youth Is one Of the few who own and operate their own stations here tn New Britain, his station being 1AAB.
 The exposition will open Sunday afternoon, Sept. 20. and will off cially close after the last horse show. Saturday night Sept. 2s