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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-16

tlOne0 Tor InlS NOMINATION are Dr.
Carleton B. McCulloch. twice Demo-
c. Daley. former district attorney,
and Dan Simms of Lafayette.
X **
The Senate privileges and elections
committee, after a full hea ring, has
turned it's thumbs down on the ap-
pointment of Gerald P. Nye of North
Dakota to succeed the late Senator
Ladd. holding that the governor of
the State had not been granted au-
thority by the State Legislature to
fill vacancies by temporary appoint
ment since the direct election of Sem
ators amendment OF the Constitution
was adopted, in 1913. 1t is expected
the Senate will concur in the opinion
of the committee. The contention of
Gov. Sorlie and MIR. Nye has been
I'LL vacancies in State Offices and that
Senator is State officer. But the
committee has sidestepped the ques-
ton as to whether a Senator is a
State officer or not by finding that. in
giving authority to fill vacancies in
State offices. the Legislature had not
intended to include United States
Senator'S So. while the debate in the
Senate is expected to deal with the
question, 1t Is not likely that the
seating of Mr.. Nye. or denial of the
right to a seat, will be settled finally
on that issue. =
Mr.. Nye has made a favorable i'm.
preston while in Washington. It is
understood that this young Progress
sive will return to North Dakota de-
tern1ined to seek the nomination at
the primaries next June.
X
Neither Gov. Smith of New York
nor William Gibbs McAdoo will be the
NOMINEES OF the Democratic party for
President N lN3A, Senator Cola BlAa q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-16

@ How much -four does each per
son in the United States USE. II.
A. 4 little more than 2 barrel Of
-four is consumed yearly by the aver
age person.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-16

@. What is the meaning Of the name
ma gnolia u. n.
4. This plant is so-named in honor
of Pierre Magrole, French botsnist
of the early seventeenth century. The
meaning of the word magnolia is high
SoIled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-16

q. What are the various kinds of
seals sold in the fur trade?-N. +.
A. The following az most of them:
Australian seal, the improper name
for liam rabbit sheared and
dyed seal color; Baltic seal. the inn
proper name for seal-dyed rabbit s-or
nutria: Bedlamite seal is improperly
known as hair seal; French seal is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-16

@. What is the entrance fee for he
Memorial day auto race in India n
apolis?-F. A. C.
A. The contest board of the Ameri-
can Automobile Association says that
the entrance fee is 500.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-22
HART INTERLOCUTOR AT
FROLlC OF LIONS CLUB
Police CHIEF viii Head Show for
Benefit of Three Deserving
Charities.

Chief of Police William c. Hart
will be interlocutor at the minstrel
part of the Lions club froliC which
will be held in this city on January
a. IS and 16, according to an an
nouncement made by f. W. Ma
comber. chairman OF the program
committee. at the regular weekly
meeting Of the club today at the
Burritt hotel,
Charles A. Bence has offered to
present a new automobile to the
member who sells the most tickets
for the affair.
The frolic will be conducted az
the Lions club annual entertain
ment for the benefit Of worthy
charity and the proceeds will be
divided equally between the New
ington Home for Crippled Children,
the klingberg home and the Polish
orphanagc.
The club observed its annual
Christmas party today with J.. j
Murray as Santa Claus. Toys were
distributed to the members and
later were turned over to the com
mittee to be sent 10 the above in.
atitutions. A local merchant sent
in 125 pounds Of candy 10 be add
ed to the other packages.
An electric parlor lamp was pre-.
scented TO james Onorato as a wed.
ding gift. Cigars were passed.
around by NJ, j, Baunon celebrating
the arrival of Baby Elizabeth Ban.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-22
Attack On Tariff

Further impetus was given the
democratic movement for revision Of
the tariff with the Introduction of a
resolution today by Representative
Oldfeld of Arkansas, chairman of
the democratic congressional cam
paign committee, calling for an in
vestigation Of the cotton schedules.
The democratic whip already has
asked for repeal Of the duty on
coal imported from Canada. He
said that his resolution today was
prompted by the situation in New
England. where profits in the textile
industry were increasing while wages
paid employees were decreasing.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-22
Defends Mitchell Court

The army court that tried and
sentenced Colonel William Mitchell
for his criticism of the government
air services, was defended In the
house today by Representative Vain
wright of New York. a former re-
publican assistant secretary of war
Mitchclrs charges Of Incompetence
against ranking army officers. and
even the secretary Of war could not
ana should not go UNPUBLISHED, said
Mr. Wainwright.
The court martial gave the colonel
the widest latitude in the admission
Of evidence, he continued, but found
nothing to substantiate his charges.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-22
ION, who Immediately was elected

non, who Immediately was elected
an honorary member of the club.
She was declared to be the young
est Lion in captivity"
A box containing a doll OF a de-
cided ebony hue, holding in It's
hand a check for $50 was presented
to Secretary James L. O'Brien. A
check for SO was voted to the
headwaiter, Charles b. White.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-22
ALL PRECAUTIONS
TAKEN, So WRECK
WAS ACCIDENTAL
CONTINUED from First Page)

Innched with the president at the
White House.
Mr.. Hughes and Mr.. Root We're
members of the American delega-
lion to the Washington arms con-
ference for limitation Of ornaments
and Mr.. Hughes personally directed
al the preparatory work for that
conference, but it was not revealed
whether the question Of appointing
either to represent the United States
was under consideration.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-22

to name delegates to represent the
United States.
A similar resolution was intro
duced In the house by Representa-
tive Moore. democrat, Virginia, q
member Of the foreign affairs COM
mttee.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-22

Rogers Uornsby says every ball
player should have at least 10 hours
sleep during the playing season.
He says he thriyes on IL.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-22

The Christmas program at the
town farm will be held tomorrow
and there will be the usual gifts
and entertainment.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-12
Continuation de Ia So. pag.

dos coneeptos delsanaor y del res
peto de la sociedad a la cual sirVe.
y la fe en- la escuela fue dando
a todos los servicios la amplitud
que requerian. La uniyersidad ha
lido creando sus distintos departa-
mentos: agricultural, artes liberia
les, artes emecanicas, leyes, farma-
cia. La High School ofrecio desde
el principle cursos cientificos y
cursos de comercio. Recientemente
Sc ha creado ell bureau de extern
sion" para dar oportunidades tam
lien los que, deseosos de estu-
diar, no puedan asistir las eseue-
las. La escuela primaria que ofre-
cia cursos Deficiencies los nincs
de los campos, al fin logra un triun
10 al establecer un plan de consoli-
d&ci6n, que permite al campesino
hacer sus ocho grades en- ell cam
70. Borramos la Inca divisoria de-
rrimente que nosotros mismns ha-
biamos creado.
La fe en- la escuela hara muchas
cosas mas a1n pero va el esfuerzo
realizado nos da sitio prominente
entire los pueblos progresistas del
rlundo. Acaso ninguno ha realiza-
do mayor cantidad de trabajo en-
menos tempo.
No ha mucho referianos un dis
t;nguido educador puertorriquepo
de su vista a una de las mas pro-
cresistas repdblicas de America
mlcho mayor que Puerto Rico en-
extension territorial, donde I'm ciu-
dadano prominente lie hablaba de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-12
COMO Sc ALIYIA
UNA TENAZ GRI-
Pc SIN USAR
DR0GAS
FL joven Herrero, estudiante
de Rio Piedras, habla en-
una carta del nuevo reme=
dio con ell cual no hay mas
que frotar al paciente.

Apreciando ell valor del nuevo
tratamiento externo para gripes
y resfriados los .droguistas de
Puerto Rico importaron el ano pa
sado ell famoso unguento vapori-
zante que tan popular es en- Me-
xico, Estados Unidos y Canada
Sc conoce por el nombre de Vicks
VapoRub Y de este benefieo RENE
dio Sc venden mas de IL millones
de pomos al afio.
Ell nuevo tratamiento obtuvo
Immediate acogida en- tod a
la isla, Y muchas son las perso-
mas que han escrito hablando de
los rapidos resultados obtenidos.
Ell joyen Juan A. Herrero, estu-
dante que vive en- la Gale de
Georgetty, de Rio Piedras, dice;
"En mi familia Sc ha usado ell
yicks VapoRub en- un fuerte case
de gripe y produjo rapido alivio."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-12
JUNTA DENTAL
EXAMIlJADORA
coNvocAroR1A A ExAMENEs

Per la preSente la Junta Dental
Examinadora de Puerto Rico, anun-
cia examenes para Cirujanos Den
tistas, los cnales empezaran q we-
rificarse desde ell dia Is de los CO.
rrientes a las nueve de La manana,
en- el salon de examenes de Ia Jun
ia, Allen St. No. 8.
Las solicitudes y demas docu-
mentos de Ley seran remitidos al
Secretario INFERNO que suscribe,
P. o. Box sO4, y los cuales seran
admitidos hasta ell dia 13 las 2
p. M.
Impresos de solicitudes informes
generates en- cuanto a los exame-
mes, seran suministradas por Ell sr. !.
T. Vera Riera en- Ia oficina por
correo.
DR.. ] Lorenzo CAsALDUC /.
Secretario INFERNO.
San Juan, P. r.,
Junio 8, 1925.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-12
COMO Sc UsA Ell vICKs


Para resfriados en- el pecho
bronquitis, dolor de garganta, fro
tese bien con Vicks sobre Ia gar
ganta y Ell pecho, luego untese
en- abundancia Y c1branse dichas
parties con panos de franela ca
ientes.
Para catarros y resfriados en-
Ia cabeza, derritase un POGO de
yicks en- una cuchara inhalense
los vapores.
Las madres, en- todas parties
preferen Ell yicks YapoRub para
los resfriados de los niiios porque
evita el tener que darles coI.tf-
nuamente medicines internas que
tanto les perjudican ell delicado
estomago. Ell Vicks VapoRn5 pue-
de aplicarse en- abundancia aun a
los ninos de mas tierna edad
Sc vende en- todas las boticas.
Adyt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-12
sJUNTA DE FARMAcIA
CoNvoCAToRIA A EXAMENEs

Cumpliendo con 10 dispuesto por
Ia Ley de Farmacia de Puerto Rico,
el dfa % de los corrieptes a las
nueYe de la manapa, daran comien
20 Jos examenes de reyalida para
farmaceuticos y para aquellos que
tengan pendiente de, aprobacion al
gunas asignaturas de La. carrera.
Las solicitudes y demas reqrisi-
tos de Ley seran admitidas hasta
el Ola 16 de Junio, a las dos de la
tarde, plazo en- que expira la admi
sion de las mismas.
Cualquier information que Sc de-
see sobre el particular, asfs como ell
suministro de solicitudes sera aten
dido por el sefor T. Vera Riera, en-
La oficina, de Ia Junta, Allen st.
No. 3, por correo, Box 804.
Los candidates a examen debe-
ran venlr provistos de pluma = tin
Ia.
Lcdo. Carlos G. de QuevedO,
Secretario.
San Juan, P. r.,
JUNO 8, 1925. Adyt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-12
cHoouE DE GUAeuAs

En- la cane Allen, esQuina San
Justo de San Juan, la guagua No.
19o4-P. propiedad de la .white
Star Line !, guiada por ell chauf-
feur Jose Beltran, No. 4o7, resi-
dente en- Puerta de TERRA, chooo
con la guagua No. 1l45-P. propie-
dad de Augusto Santiago Robles,
residente en- Ponce, resultando Ia
primera con desperfectos. Sc de-
nuncia al chauffeur jose Beltran,
por 1nfraccion q la Ley dc Auto
movies,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-12
HACE DE LAMPARA
VAPORIZANTE

El Vicks VapoRub es en- reali-
dad una lampara yaporizante en-
forma de unguento. Al aplicarse
sobre la garganta y el pecho, ell
calor del cuerpo hace desprender
los vapores de nentol, alcanfor,
eucalipto, tomillo, ETC.. los cuales
son inhalados a cada aspiration
durante toda la noche, Y van por
las Was respiratorias los pull
mones. Al mismo tempo el Vicks
es absorbido por los poros y obra
como estimulante de la piel, qui-
tando toda OPPRESSION, encono y
dolor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-12
LcdO. Carlos G. de QuevedO,
No divide dos COsas
eSenCiaIeS

10. Que la ECONOMIA es base
segura de bienestar individual
v collective;
20. Que fue ell Banco Popular
de Puerto Rico quien inici6 en-
esta isla ell sistema del AHO-
RRO, mediante la imposition de
pequenas Quotas que los emplea-
dos, obreros, y familias previ-
soras dep0sitaban en- la GAIA del
Banco, y que eran anotadas en-
la ibreta del cliente, percibiendo
un tres por ciento de interes
annual.
Esa continuada labor de educa-
ci6n social ha dado resultadOs
satisfactorios.
Contribuya usted a ella Abra
una LIBRETA DE AHORRO.|
ECONOMICE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-12
Il prObIenla de nueStra ibertad.

/ los esfuerzos de la instruction rea-
lizados ALI con verdadero espiritu
de patriotismo.
Tenemos sesenta mil ninos en-
nuestras escuelas--decfa a nuestro
amigo ell ciudadano prominentes
Nuestro compatriota pensaba que
en- Puerto Rico tenfamos mas de
doscientos treinta Y cinco mil.
-Tenemos una gran eseuela SUI
perior en- nuestra capital.
Pensaba el puertorriqueno en-
las diez y siete escuelas superiores
que tenemos en- Puerto Rico.
--Acabamos de construir un be-
| llo edificio para ella. Y nuestro
compatriota recordaba el esfuer-
20 de estos 1ltimos veinte y cinco
afios. Mas de mil setecientos edifi-
clos eseolares, algunos de ellos ma
jcstuosos, como palacios, que dan
a la juventud ell sentido del bienes-
tas Y la belleza y forma en- ell es-
riritu el afan de lucha Y de triun-
fo.
| Merece nuestro pals ell APPLAUSE
del mundo.
! Mirad aqui un aspecto de nues-
tro gran esfuerzo. Estas gradua-
clones finales que son como Ia CO..
secha que sigue a Ia brega ruda
del esfuerzo. Las cosechas son, ca
da vez mas abundantes Y mas ri
cas-. Este aiio he tenido el privile-
gio de firmar mas de mil doscien4
tos diplomas de ensenanza supe-
rior Y universitaria, Maestros, ba-
chilleres, ingenieros, farmaceutiA
cos, abogados, toda una juventud
Treparada para luchar en- el gran
ambiente del pals del cual forma-
mos parte, en- possession de dos idio-
mas, fuerte ffsicamente y aptos cl
cerebro Y ell corazon para las lu-
chas de bien y para los esfuerzos
| del trabajo.
| Mas de cinco mil nif1os obtienen
sus diplomas de instruction prima-
ria. va les yereis ipgresar en- las
escuelas superiores siempre con
fe, la gran fuerza interior que niue
We al hombre Y lie lleva irremedia.
blemente las conquistas del por-
yenir.
| Estudian ahora los legislatures
los medios para continuar la her
mosa obra emprendida al eom;en-
20 de la ocupacion america
ma. Doscientos treinta mil en-
Ia actualidad. 5Que van a
ia mil en- la actualidad. ;Que van
hacer nuestros legislatures ?
Ellos tienen Ia gran responsabili-
dad y ellos tendran tambien la glo-
ria del triunfo. A ellos correspon-
de seguir alimcntando de fe al
alma puertorriquefa. Ellos crearon
esa fe. Ellos no pueden destruirla.
Fe. Fe en- la juventud que Sc
| ieVanta lena de vigor y de ciencia
ly de bondad, dispuesta para las
grandes luchas de la vida, fe en-
Ia cscueal reformadora, inspirado-
ra, salvadora, que habra de conti-
nuar su gran labor de progreso. Fe
Gil los maestros, los luchadores de
alma de bronco scnya vida amarga-
! mos constantemente con nuestra
4 ingratitud, fe en- los nifios que
sabran escoger ell calnino de luz
que lie trazan los nayores en- sus
/ esfuerzos por labrar el porvenir,
| fe en- los legislatures que sabran
clmplir su deber serenamente, fe
en- Ell pueblo que observa, que sa-
be, que pide, que quiere aumentar
su fe. No hay que defraudarlo. La
Listoria nos dice que los pueblos
que han confiado ell triunfo de sus
eausas la obra de la escuela, ja-
mas fracasaron. Puerto Rico ha
puesto toda su fe en- la escuela y
por la escuela va striunfar.
T.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-12

Con 10 d,scor espaholes ColumbiA
81 I'd. pagase diez veces esta cantidad,
usted no conseguiria un fon6grafo de mas
voz, claro, mas fuerte, nj mas rico de
tono. .Esta esplendida rn3quina tiene z
y. media pulgadas de alturs, trece de an
chp doce de largo. Toca cualquier disco.
Motor duradero y potente. manivela de
paralelo. plato cubierto de fieltro, etc.
81. precio incluye diez discos dobles ES-
PANOLES compietamente nuevos, de diez
pulgadas. marca Columbia, diferentes to-
dos, GO ntmeros distintos) con cada
fon6grafo No Envie Dinero. Simplemen-
to mandenos su nombre 3 direction. Pa
guele al cartero $9.9s la entrega del
fon6grafo Y los records, mas $1.71 de
franqueo Sc devuelve Ell dinero 81 us
cd no aueda sstisfecho.
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( ala Broadway. Dept. 7os. New York
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-12
ADIVINANZA

Digame senior Lector,
1o que la L. significa,
Lo que la A. mortifca,
Y 10 que la G. perjudica.
Lo que mas lie agradaria
Escribir con la L. empezando
Y que La A. Y Ia D. signifcaria,
Con la A. la D. y la G. jugando.
M&ndenos Ia soluci6n a san
Juan, s76, apartado, y lie mandare-
mos un regalo sin ninguna discu-
sion.
CAMILLA.
Advt.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-09-18
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY DINNER

Mr.. A. Rosenberger of near Ham
burg. whose birthday was on August
Is, was given dinner at the home
of r. F. Holler on Sunday, August
80. ]. j. Painter went to Mr.. Rosen-
berger's home and informed him of
the surprise that was awaiting him
at the home of Mr.. Holler, bringing
him there in his car. Each one who
came brought basket filled with
good things to eat 1t was a magnifi-
cent dinner spread out on Mr.. Hol-
ler's table. Those present were r. ].
Holler and wife, w. E. Rosenberger,
wife and daughter Virginia, R. B.
Rosenberger, wife and son Frederick,
A. f. Rosenberger, wife, sons and
daughter, ]. ]. Painter and wife, Lin
den Minnick and wife and little Ella
May Stoneburner. The day was en-
joyed by all present and when the
time came for parting the wish of
Mr.. Rosenberger was that we all shall
meet again.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-09-18
1000 AT UNIVERSITY OF VA.

Registration for the one hundred
and second session of the University
of Virginia started Thursday and will
continue through Saturday. First
classes in all departments will be
held Monday, September FL.
Certificates of entrance require
ments have been accepted for about
500 first-year students which is TAX
en- by Miss Virginia E. Moran, regis
trar, as an indication that the num-
Der of new men will be the greatest
of any incoming class.
Other new students, whose credit
are not complete. are at the Uniyer-
sity this week taking special entrance
examinations.
Old men and new together are ex-
pected to bring the registration total
for 1925'26 past the 1000 mark,
but not all of these will register dur
ing the first term. Last year the to-
tai was 1,947, and for the session
before 1t was 1884. This same fig
ure. 1884, is exactly the total OF the
during the first term a
year ago.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-09-18
FIGHT FOR POSTMASTER

Because the Republicans of the
Seventh Virginia District will not ap-
prove of appointment of either Roll
and C. Ryan or Wilbur E. Gather as
postmaster at Winchester, another
examination of candidates for the
place is to be held on October IS.
There has been vacancy in the
postmastership at Winchester since
the death of former Postmaster Hun
ter M. Kern. August 20, 1924.
H. C. Stouffer, the assistant post
master. took charge of the Office tenn
porarily after Kern's death, but some
time ago Miss Elizabeth Kern was
named as acting postmaster.
The civil service commission held
an examination of candidates for the
place last October. Five took the ex-
amination-John A. Kern, Roland c.
Ryan. Wilbur E. Gather, Charles F.
L. Patton and John H. Seal, Jr.
Only two passed-Cather and Ry-
an. The commission certified them
as eligible last February and asked
the Virginia Republican leaders to
recommend one of the two for ap-
pointment. The Virginia Republicans
did not want either for postmaster,
and under the rules that provide for
selection of postmaster from among
three eligibles, and non-necessity for
appointing where there are less than
three, the department, at the sug-
gestion of the Winchester Repub-
licans. has ordered another exam.
The Office pays $4,000 a year.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-09-18
PARSON SAVES DRIVER

Clergymen who criticize the courts
for leniency in prohibition cases had
a return shot fired into their ranks
Tuesday by Judge o. l.. Shackleford
in Corporation Court, Norfolk.
Arrested on a charge of operating
an automobile while under the influ-
ence of liquor, D. w. Whitehurst.
"a, accompanied by the Rev. ]. T.
Mills of Lynn Haven. came into court
and admitted his guilt Mr.. Mills adj
dressed the court for more than half
an hour and made an impassioned
plea for suspended sentence.
Judge Shackleford replied that
THE pulpit is first to censure the
courts for failing to impose the full
penalties in dry law violations. 1
shall suspend this sentence, but here
after when | hear of preachers criti-
Ching the courts for suspended SEN
fences | shall refer the critics to
you"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-09-18
FAIR SUCCESS
IN ALL WAYS
Closing Day and Night Without Pre-
cedent-Fmancia Success

The great Shenandoah County
Fair Association closed its 1925 ex-
hibition Friday night in a blaze of
glory This is a trite expression but
the whole heavens testified to the
success of the big fair when pyro-
technic display never equalled in the
county turned the skies into verit-
able blaze of gorgeous eoloring made
by splitting rockets and exploding
bombs Added to the set pieces was
the electrical display put on by the
Ku Klux Khan, which had charge of
much of the evenings entertainment.
Crosses were lighted in the track en-
closure and thousands looked on the
mammoth parade, the christening ex-
ercises and initiation by the organi-
cation. Several addresses were made
and the music was especially fine,
the Pythian Band, directed by Prof.
Fred B. Spiker having this part of
the program.
AN LlCC avis tiC OCot CfCA DCCA
on the local grounds, delighted the
record breaking crowd of Friday and
Friday night, as compared with other
last days of the fair. Saturday tire
live stock and other exhibits were
gone, the carnival company was on
its way to Harrisonburg, and save
for the litter which had accumulated
during the four strenuous days, there
was little to indicate that the bis
fair was a thing of the past
Financial Success
The gate receipts for the four days
and nights exceeded those of any pre-
vious fair and the association, unlike
many of the similar associations il
Virginia is on firm financial ground
There will be a handsome surplu:
to apply to any Indebtedness which
might be outstanding