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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14

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CEGUNDO PISO:-Con frente a
/ dos GALES, Europa N0.12, para
da %; una cuadra de Avenida Pom
ee de Leon, cuatro dormitorios, sa-
la, comedor, etc. $4,000 mensuales.
Inf. Telefono 1135 Rojo, Santurce
5-18
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CE vENDEN solares de 500 me-
tros cuadrados en- la Gale Lati-
mer de santurce. Informara @. NJ.
G., Bufete Travieso Iriarte, San
Juan, p. r. 6--7.
~~~N~NrN~S~4p>~
CE VENDEN 2 solares de 800 me-
tros cuadrados clu radicados en-
la Ave. de Diego, santurce. Infor-
mara @. M. Gomez, Bufete Trsvie-
so Iriarte, San Juan P. r. 7-30
~N@N@@@@@N ~Nu~@@@pN>
IT BoTELLAS DE VINO por
$500. Mande $500 a Giro Mala-
trasi, Box 51S, San Juan , recibira
vuelta de correo instrucciones y
uvas para II botellas de vino. Nada
de engano. G--7.
@a@~1eNrr
MIDRIERAS MOSTRADOR. Te-
nemos existencia, entregamos
inmediatamente armadas Y vende-
mos a los mas bajos precios de pla-
"a, no compre vidrieras sin inves-
tigar en- ia FERRETERIA MERE
NO. B-24
~S~~~~~~>@eS~>~@.~-~s~~.es
/ ANIPARAS ELECTRTCAS ele-
gantes modernas Y baratas. no
hay quien compita con la FERRE-
TERRA ATERINO. vendiendo L6m-
paras baratas 81 vista esta casa
comprara b0nitas L6mparas. 5-24
N~ee~rNN~~4~>N~~~>~s~~~ee~seS
fsAJAs DE CARTON para cara-
sas, trajes, dulces etc. Cual-
quier tamaiO y clase. Escriba
Import co. BOZ 1916. San Juan.
617
SE yENDE SOLAR situado en- Ell
Condado al lado del Country
Club cerca del mar. Tiene 90 me-
tros. Informes. tel6fono sos. Santur
&c. 6-8|
N~~@~e~r<~e~r. r.%s@NSNS%S@r@ms@
CE VENDE: 1 Registradora ma
tional1 de 6 gaEetas, 2 maqui-
nae tscin0orss y a1O4.Yaas Vsd,.iorae.
Lame al teletono 800. s. ]. r,
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LES: en- toda clase de traba5os.
Sc imprimen cfntas para coronas.
Lame al tel6fono 825 azul, parada
IA calle Hernandez No. 6. Encarna-
cion Hernandez. p.
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GE ALQUHA 0 vende casa dos
plantas concrete sala, comedor,
tres dormitorios, uno mas en- plans
IA baja. Seryicio sanitario, garage
servicio anex0. Sta Carretera nue.
va, parada 26. Informara 1863 YER
de, santurce. 5-17
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CE NECESITA un joven taqufgra-
fo en- ingles y espafiol. Las So
licitudes deberan hacerse por carta,
especificando la experienced tenida,
referencias y sueldo que Sc desea y
dirigida Tesorero, Apartado 36S,
San Juan. 5-17
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SUERTE EN- Ell ANI0R: 20

- OEKtIE I'm FL AMOR: Raros
pueden tenerla con la cabellera
canosa. La Locion FLOR DE ORC.
es la preferida por la Aristoeracia
de Madrid y Barcelona y Sc. he de-.
yuelve su valor 81 encuentra otra
que sea superior. FARAfACiA Ca.
NELLA, San Juan. 5-IR
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NPORTUNIDAD: vendO

residencia en- Condado. Todos los
adeisntos modernos. Dejamos par
te en- hipoteca. Informara NJ. Rive
ra, Cruz 6 altos. San Juan. B-l5
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QCIEN INTEREsE. Tenemos

en- existencia un 1uego de asien-
tos tapizados en- cuero legftimo pa
ra guagua de % pasajeros ' otro
para 20 pasajeros. Stop 6, Tel. 81,
San Juan. A. Alvarez v Hermanos.
M ID
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E.MPLEADO DE FARAIACLA con
10 aios pFdctica desea coloca-
cion en- San Juan, isla o fuera del
pats. Magnfficas referencias. Infor-
mara Cruz Roja Americana. Box
996, San Juan. B-17
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TIE OCCASION. VendeInos mayor
ndmero de puertas interiores
para residencias, nuestras puertas
WOCO SON 4fuertes y elegahtes por
.un precio bajo. Venga a yer nues-
tros estilos. Ferreterla MERINO.
6-04
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HpICTORIAL REVIEW. 81

la mejor = mas completa revisit
de modas. trae adenas de modai
instructiyos Y amenos cuentos lite
rarios, suscrfbase a ella por 81 6
aho, GONZALEZ PADIN co.
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iadas perfecto estado ' un ca
FRO Paige 5 pasajeros. Informes Ca
rage Italiano. Condado 2 Stop II.
Eanturce.
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sc ARRIENDA. Edificio dos plan
tas y mirador. Ideal para esta-
blecer cualquier negocio. Sitio cen
trico en- la Marina, hacienda esqui-
ma dos Gales InforneS, NJ Lama
drid, Marina. l!s6.1S
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VENDO CADILLAC

1920, cinco pasajeros, magnifi-
cas- condolences, reci6n pintado, ca
pota nueva, 4 gomas Fisk" Cord
nueyas. Informardn Box ITO, pue-
de verse frente Farmacia Blanco.
5-14
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&c ALQUILAN dos habitaciones
en- los altos de La "Porto Rico
Drug Co. en- ell Ter. piso para off
Gina kombFes solos. Informes en-
los mism6a altos. p.
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PIEDRA CALIZA de Ia ne5or ca
lidad. precios sin eompstencia,
Mande ordenes por cualquier can
tidad. Despacho Immediate. Ramon
Nfeves AIicea. Tel. 671 Rojo, SAM
turce. p.
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AIARCIsO ID CHINAs--Parfnn

atrayente, es 10 mas nuevo. Pol
vos 80 ctvos, Taleos 80 centavos.
Polvos para el cuerpo, GAIA grande
de lata con mota $500. Esencia !:
s125. $3.50 Y $500. Lotion: $1.75
y $3.50. -Cofres completes 5000.
Franqueo libre. GONZALEZ PA
DIN. 800
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A GENTES :-Activos Sc necesitan
de ambos sexos para ganarse
cinco Giez dollars diarios vendien-
do excelente calzado. Solicite en-
seguida !: S. A. VALENTINE, Box
sT6-San Juan. SIS.
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Essex TOURING, Sc vende 5000
miIlas corridas, casi nueyo. mo-
delo 1925, muy barate, usado por
familia. Informes en- tel6fono 531
% Barberla Palmas San Jose 8, San
Juan. 5-15
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SENORA APROvECHEsE. 500
trajes de Etamina EN- preciosos
colores y tamafios magnfficos a pre
clos de quemaz0n, y 1000 refajos
en- color de Rosa, Azul y Blanco a
$1.OO vende la villa de Madrid.
Box 764. S. Brau st. No. 81. Tel
166. 600
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14

semanalmente los .liltimos hits
de New York. Tambi6n un gran
surtido de couplets y musica espa-
nola en- general Enyfo a la isla
franqueo extra. Eos Afuchachos, san
Juan, p. r. p:
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SOLIoIrA yarIas senoritas dc la

IsIa para matricular alumnos,
ofreee buena comisi6n. Escuela por
Correspondence. Habla Y pronun-
ciacion Ell ingl6s. Apartado 2, Aqua
dilla, P. r. 6-3
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sc ALQUILA.-- En- la Gale .dt
Salvador Brau, una habitaci61
amplia ventilada, para hombre.
solamente, entrada completamente
independence. Para informes tele-
fono 1890, San Juan 0 San Justc
IS bajos. q &c
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TNDENINIZACIONHs A OBREROI

Las gestimo actiyamente ade
lantando dinero casos especiales
Vendo varios tipos casas. Precio
violentos. Admito comisiones d
~enta casa, fincas rtisticas. Infor
me Edificio Bouret No. 20. Telefo
no 1925. M. Rivera. 5-2
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OCCASION para hacerse de un her
moso chalet de concrete. Bueno,
attractive, en- sitio mas fresco, higie-
nico saludabIe de Santurce
esfontefloras.. Sc Gambia por sola-
res. acciones de BancO, Centrales 0
cuaIauier otro yalor realizable. Sc
deia parte en- hipoteca. Inf. Telefo-
no 2079. Santurce. Gale Bellayista
No, is. Juan NJ. TelIado. 6-1
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EARAIACEUTTCO. Sc solicita pa
ra regente. POGO trabajo Y biien
sueldo. Dirfjase a EucErsal de Ell
MUNDO. Ponce. 6-6
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a GENTES ACTIVOs Sc sollcitan
\ en- la isla para la venta de IN
producto de facil salida. 81 usted
es active Y trabajador puede ganar
dc $500 a $1,000 diarios. Dirfjase
q Room "A, Bouret Bldg. San Juan.
1-1b
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cE VENDE yein.tcinco me

~ NA1NAG y0lR-tclnc0 1neH0e
marmol = MADEIRA. Una coeina
economies, una Gaia registradora,
tres abanicos de techo, ma romano,
cinco fregaderos, IN layamanos, IN
filtro grande, dos dep0sitos de ca
fe, una batidora 'electrica, veinte
puertas ventaniIla, dos pizarras
una GAIA grasa. TeIdfono 1905, Sol
1OS Maxine Aponte. 5-16
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IIIDRIERAs MOsTRADOR. ne.

(sAJAs DE CARTON para cami-
sas, trajes, dulces etc. Cual-
quier tamafo y clase. Escriba .
Import co. BOZ 1916. San Juan.
5-17
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14

gE'KAJES DE DRn de hilo puro
ingles. Bien mojado ' Hechos d
Mano por Expertos Sastrea. Garan-
tzados. 812. $l4 y $40. Sc sesnan
nneaidas para 6rdenes espsc.nles.
GONZALEZ PADTN CO. $50
s>N%sNeNAN@&N< y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14
rRETONAs NIIEVAs ' material

3 sA1AU1NtAo 1sNINNA6 y MldterlaE
de doble efecto para c0rtinas y
aecorados interiors;, gran varledad
. Precios muy baios. GONZALEZ
PADTN co. $50
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14

CE ALQUTLA hermosa casa con s
habitaciones. servicio sanitario
doble, garage Y IN hermoso porch
en- Ia Ave. Ponce de Leon, parada
Is, ndmero 70. InfOrmaran Telefo-
no 264 verde, Santurce. go
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ALQUILO casa moderna $e5.OO.

Departamentos carretera nue-
va No. 81 para $50 y SIT. Departa-
mento Ponce de Leon 232 y Dos
Hermanos II para $50. y $40. Te-
lefono 1141 azul, Santurce. SIT
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14

H&galo saber pot mediaci6n de
Ia Seccidn de anancios clasiacados
dc Ell MUNDo. ri costo es mas
bajO do 10 que I'd. ue fisuEa- Y.
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sc ALQUIiAA en- Luna 10, Apart

- a 11I'11 7E'75 zAK'ZIEt1I-
mento con saIa rnosaico, dos
cuartos dermitorios, comedor, eeci-
mas carbon y gas, y servicio sani-
tario, completamente independien-
te. Informes San Sebastian No. 20,
altos. 5-17
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MOTOREs ELECTRIcOs marca

Century y Warner motores de Ga.
solina marca WITTEg los tenemos
en- e1istencia para dar seryicio
preciO moderado. Mueva sus ma
Quinarias con fuerza. Ferreterfa
ATERINO. h-o4
soNs>pNues.AsNSNs-S@ -
POR 81 AL ANO recibird todos los
meses Ell Pictorial Review, la
mas completa revista de modas v
alta literature. GONZALEZ Pa
DIN co $40
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14

CE VENDE Chandler pasajeros,
perfeeto estado, p0r $3.50 5 go
mas nuevas. No considero oferta
por menos de preeio. Informara
Box III. catafiO. 5-17
, 1925-01-25

49, we
FORT WORTH, Tex, Jan. "A
fall OF $500 feet without a scratchl
Sounds impossible-but that was
the thrilling experience OF Frank
Armstrong, Fort Worth parachute
jumper,
And not the least OF this miracu.
lous escape was the death-defy1ng
efforts of Herbert Kindred. aviator.
who nosed his plane straight down,
on full motor. in an effort to get
beneath tho, falling man.
Kindred had ascended to the $500
foot level and Armstrong had pre-
pared his parachute along the
fuselase OF the plane for the jump.
a projection on tho tail OF the
plane tore a great rent in tho para
chute. which failed to open as Arm
strong pushed OFF into space.
Kindred, seeing the plight of his
companion. diyed straight down.
hoping TO urn under Armstrong as
he plunged downward with meteorlc
swiftness.
The plane passed under Arm
strong. missing him by inches. and
Kindred leveled off the ship and
watched the apparently certain
death plunge OF his partner.
A hundred feet from earth the
parachute spread wide open. and its
fabric hooded the top of a big tree.
permitting Armstrong to ground
with only a nominal Jolt.
Armstrong insisted on making an
other Jump so as not to disappoint
the crowd.
, 1925-01-25
CITY mF|REF|GHTERs TO
STUDY FIRST AID IN
NIGHT SCHOOL HERE

T. n. Scott OF the Midwest Rein
ing. company has been engaged as
instructor for the city flremen in a
class in first aid hat will be added
to the night school curriculum here
beginning Monday evening. City
firemen were enthusiastic in embrac-
ing the opportunity TO take the
course and win alternate in attend
ance. one platoon remaining on duty
while the other goes 10 school on
scheduled nights. The occasion
may arise at some future date. 1t is
believed. when instruction given the
firemen may ave a human life.
, 1925-01-25
IBootle And
Packing Wallets
Go Hand in Hand

Being prepared for the eventual
ity Of arrest Is merely a part of
successfully engaging in bootlegg-
ing.
When Edrawd Wagner was pre-.
scented at the police station yester.
day afternoon at 4:45 o'clock as
the proprietor OF an establishment
of hard drinks at i16 West Mid.
west avenue, he was invited to re.
main for police court Monday
evening Or
Why hesitatef wagner pulled
out a fat roll Of bills and dropped
5000 on the desk. Nothing to It
only carrying out a routine duty
encumbent upon one In tho busi-
ness of bootlcgging.
Three gallons OF moonshine will
be the evidence against Wagner
Monday evening.
, 1925-01-25

screen facts and figures indicating
that the French have the capacity
to pay all their debts II they win but
exert themselves by~taxation. Natur.
ally. French public opinion is
against further taxation and. like
the British people. viii not look with
enthusiasm upon the American bill
collector who indirectly increases
taxes.
The situation hinges. however.
upon the damage TO French credit
that may ensue If the French gov
eminent procrastinates in settling
her debts to America Already pub.
lished reports from New York in.
dictate that financial concerns are nf-
fected in their decision to float Ger.
tain bond issues for tho French be.
cause they fear an adverse opinion
among American investors. The
French have moro to gain by ar.
ranging to pay their debts than by
indefinite delay.
, 1925-01-25

The >chess OF Portland. a noted
beauty. and said to be one OF the
youngest looking women in England
for her age, has been a vegetarian
all her life.
, 1925-01-25
Watching
The Eclipse


At Waltham, Mass.-Four car.
penters, gazing at the celestial
phenomena from the roof OF a gar
age, failed to notice the building was
on fire until flames darted through
the roof.
, 1925-01-25

At New Brighton. Pa.-Georse
Cross wa. walking across a railroad
trestle and missed a tie. fell into the
river, and was rescued after the
show was all over.
, 1925-01-25
FRENCH CRY TO REPuDIATE WAR DEBT Holt S
new REASON FOR alienation OF FRIENDSHIP
Congressional Indignation BIazes in
AnS1Ver of Senator Borah to
Attack of French Deputy
By DAVID

ICopyr1ght, 1926, Casper Tribune)
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-The prompt reply made by
Senator Borah, chairman of the senate foreign relations
committee, to Louis Marin, of the French chamber of depu-
ties, indicates the temper of the American government as
TO the non-payment by the French government of her debt.
70 For a fortnight, the tension which followed the speech
, 1925-01-25

At Sayre, Pa.ITownspeople were
startled when n huge fiery cross of
the Ku Klux Khan blazed on top Of
a hill in the limo of sight.
, 1925-01-25

At New London. Conn.-Hundreds
of college girls turned their alton.
ton to the dirigible. Los Angeles.
when 1t sailed by and nearly missed
the big show In the sky.
, 1925-01-25

At Philadeiphia--Harry Dor. neg
lected to watch his wallet and ban.
dts collected his 800 and escaped
by motor car.
, 1925-01-25

After many years Of agitation. the
press gallery Of the British parlia-
ment has finally been opened TO wo-
men.
, 1925-01-25
WOMAN FREED
In SHOOTING
OF HUSBAND

LARAMIE. Wyo.. Jan. "a. 49, De.
Jared by the coroner's jury here to
ave committed j%ustifiablo homicide
% killing her intoxicated husband
week ago. Mrs. William d, Rich
lnond Saturday received word from
Kansas City. No, that she will be
aecepted as n daughter IN the home
zero y Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Rich
-. parents OF the murdered man.
The elder Richmond assisted his
daughter-in.law in her defense at the
Inquest early in the week, when she
revealed that her husband had
beaten her on numerous occasions.
and that she was prompted TO shoot
him In self defense when he ap-
preached her threateningly in a
drunken condition, demanding hat
she make out a check for their saw
ings.
Tho body Of William Richmond
s'as taken to Kansas City FOR burial
.oy mis- mtiier.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-07-09
BOOSTING THE CENTRAL
DIXIE HIGHWAY

We are indebted to Mrs. Orren w. Masse,
of Macon president Of the National Dixie
Highway Auxiliary, for a copy Of the Dixie
Highway Magazine Of May published by the
Auxiliary and presenting the entire territory
in a most attractive way Fitzgerald is given
prominence in the magazine with page OF
interesting information to the tourist public,
which coming mostly from the North, are re-
minded that this Colony City is product OF
thrift and patriotism backed by wonderful
climate and fertile soil.
A short history of Fitzgerald is contained
in the article The Auxiliary is sponsor to the
Identification scheme of the Dixie Highway
and urges planting of trees and shrubs along
the entire route, much of which has already
been DONE according to the reports by chair
men from the several districts into which the
organization has been divided. The chairman
for the Auxiliary in Ben Hill county is Mrs.
Robert E. Lee The national officers of the or
ganization are: Mrs. Masse, Macon, Presi-
dent; Miss Susan Myrick, Macon, Secretary
Treasurer; Mrs. N. Buckner Asheville, Vice
President; Mrs. E. P. Frazer, Macon, Vice
President; Mrs. w. F. sGwynne, Fl. Myers,
Fla, Vice President, and Mrs. r. R. McMullen,
Aurora, Ind, Vice-President.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-07-09

SPOTLIGETS
ON
PEOPLE &
BOY SCOUTS
elders

There is a splendid training and
many advantages afforded in boy
scout organizations. Just this week
the Florida boy scouts visited the
Cuban scouts for several days, max
ing the trip in a naval tug. Possibly
this tour of Cuba is the only one
that most of these boys will ever
have offered, and certainly it must
have presented educational phases
not otherwise possible to see. Con-
scientious and expert leadership is of
course very necessary part of every
boy scout organization, and is the
hardest one to secure because salar-
led scout masters are out of the ques
ton in most places, and men with a
love and adaptation for this lead
ership are too often hampered by
the lack of time which must be TAX
en- from other business in order to
make their work effective. Very fire.
quently, too, the knowledge of wood
craft and other nature lore is want
ing in those who would otherwise be
fitted for scout mastership, so that
camping is nothing more than an
outing and the original purpose of
the great initial scout leader, Dan
Beard, is lost.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-07-09
PASS THE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM

The most far reaching piece OF legislation
or rather series of acts proposed by the edu-
cational leaders of the State for the common
schools of Georgia, are included in the ten
measures introduced by the Bibb County rep
resentative Mrs. Napier, in behalf of the
children Of Georgia.
No time should be lost in passing these
measures, which speak for themselves and
have been thoroughly digested and prepared
by educators of the State. None of these mea-
sures is of greater importance than the one
having for its object the change of electlng
County School Boards and County School
Commissioners. The proposed act intends to
remedy defect which has frequently been re-
ferred to by The Leader-the election OF
County Boards by the voters of the County or
their respective school districts and the cleo
ton by the boards of Superintendent, in
stead as now eecting the Superintendent of
the rural schools by the people. We trust that
this particular bill is so framed as to include
the entire county both rural and city, so as
to confer the right upon the boards of con-
sodating all of the schools of a county with
out additional legislation.
If the electorate of a given county is al
lowed representation in school districts in
proportion to their respective populations,
there can be no objection on the part of any
part of county to the change as each will
have a representative on the board.
Another important part of the bill should be
the qualification of women for members of the
County boards, as we are convinced that there
are more competent women in the country
districts for these positions than are men, who
would give the selection of teachers and the
Improvement of school conditions more care
full consideration. This is not said in criticism
of any board that we have, but is stating
fact well known to any observer in most any
county of the State. Of this particular bill,
State Superintendent-elec Fort E. Land says:
''The electorate is perfectly capable of Sc
lecting board of education but the superin-
tendent should be chosen for his training, per-
sonality, and ability, without the interference
of politics. The voters are only given the
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-07-09
TO TOUR THE HOLY LAND

VIM. ]. Bryan has made his plans
for next year that are more in har-
mony with his age and his religious
predictions than are the battles he
has been wont to fight in the polit-
zeal arena, on moral questions and on
evolution. He will conduct a party
of prominent Americans on a tour
of the Holy Land next February and
March, delivering addresses at pivot
al points of interest, such as the
Message of Easter in Jerusalem on
Easter and another on the Mount of
Olive, with the subject "The Great
Commission" There will be a party
of 500 and Bishop W. A. Gambler
expects to be among the number. 1t
seems that Bob Jones changed his
date for touring the Holy Land, as
was announced here in February. He
was conducting meeting in Bir-
minghan, Ala, the week of June 20
to 81, and also preseting his picture
''The Unbeatable Game" of which
we had heard.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-07-09
BELLING THE CAT

If bill to be presented by the
Habersham representative is carried
it will serve the bootleggers quite as
well as the bell on>the cat served the
mice in nursery lore. The bill is de-
signed 10 protect the revenue officers
ard prohibition enforcement officers
from confusion with bandits, and al
so the travelling public who are
sometimes held up, under the guise
of prohibition enforcement search,
for the purpose of robbery by plain
thieves. The bill provides that prohi-
bition enforcement officers must
wear badges at least four inches in
diameter and must carry special dis
tinctive and conspicuous lights on
their cars at night. "He who runs
may read" Well, it is not hard
guess who will do the running.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-07-09
ALABAMA FORGING AHEAD
EXCEPTIONALLY

Our neighboring state, Alabama, is making
preparations to introduce the Free Textbook
System in it's common schools and meeting of
the Alabama state board of education will be
held this month to take active steps to make
this progressive step possible.
The proposition of furnishing these books
free was submitted to the board by Dr. John
w. Abercrombie state superintendent of edu-
cation, at the last board meeting in June. I'm
der this suggestion every child attending the
public schools of the state, will receive. their
materials free with exception of pencils, paper
and other necessary articles besides books.
The suggestion came the result of an in
vestigation by DR.. Abercrombie into the prices
now charged by dealers for books. The state
can purchase books at a much cheaper price,
and besides this carries out the educational
policy pursued by other states throughout the
country.