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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-25

We all recall that THE Student
in Heidelberg has existed
as melody for some time, but 1t re-
NAMED for the Shuberts TO COM
mand Dorothy Donnelly TO write the
book and the lyrics.
The music Is by Sigmund Rom
berg. Book and all ensembles Is
the work Of j. c. Huffman. The
dances are by Max Scheck and the
settings by Watson Barrattt, with
the entire production being super
vised by J. J. shubert.
"The Student Prince" is glorihed
romantic music set to the story OF
how a young prince fought the pow
ers that be when the country called
for a ruler.
But a monarch is a monarch, or Is
supposed 10 be, on the stage, and a
clever writer can blend both duty
and moonlight romance into a pleas.
ing dish.
1.-THE Student Prince" is along the
operate lines Of THE Love Song"
and blossom Time" It is diff
cult to say which I like the best,
Student Prince" or Blossom Time"
Both have great melodies, the kind
you whistle and do not forget tomor-
row. Both have great comedy roles,
but I believe that the comic In the
prince" Is the better Of the two.
OF course, 1 saw a very fine artist.
George Hassell. as Lutz. This Is
the companion comic to Kranz in
blossom Time"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-25

The Colonial will offer another
Jack London story, white Fang"
For the first half Of the week, the
Isis will present Jack Hoxie in Don
Dare Devil"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-25
TERRY AND STONE
ARE. AGAIN TOGETHER

Confessions of a Queen" Victor
Seastrom's third production for
Metro GOODWIN Mayer, will be the
feature picture on view at the Apollo
for the coming week.
1t is a film version of Alphonse
Daudet's novel, Kings in Exile"
The cast includes Alice Terry, as
the Princess and later the Queen,
betrothed against her. will to the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-25

trapper whose last cartridge is gone
and the hungry wolves is given in
close-ups!
The rescue of the stricken hero;
the fight between the dogs; the bat
tie over the gold. the parting and the
reuniting Of "Strongheart" and
Weldon Scott, all are faithful to the
spirit of the great London.
It is said Ruth Dwyer in the
heroine and Theodore Won Elitz
plays the role of Scott.
The Colonial bill will include
Arthur Lake In Short Pants"
Aesop Fables, news reel, Ameri-
can Harmonist and other features.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-25

ACTION PICTURES
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-25
MERCHANT KILLS SELF

Bg Ttmcs Special
NEW ALBANY. Ind. July as
Dependency over III health was
blamed today for the cuieide OF
Alfred q. Herbst, haberdasher. He
shot himself through the head.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-25
CLIQUES, CLANS GATHER
Social AristOcracy on Hand for
Vanderbilt Wedding.

BIZ United Press
NEWPORT, r. l.. July 25.-
Cliauesl and clans Of aristocracy
gathered here today for the we'd
ding of Muriel Vanderbilt and Fred
erick Cameron Church, Jr.
A selected list of ESQ of the most
absolutely who's who" from the
headHners of the social pages Of
America, were invited to attend the
ceremony.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-25
NEW STAR INTRODUCED
ATTHE OHIO NEXT WEEK
PhotopIay Theaters Attempt to Give Something New to
Patrons of the Silver Screen.

RETA NISSEN who became famous forher beauty and art
III in the stage production of Begger On Horseback will
make her movie debut in this city at the Ohio Sunday.
An Edwin Carewe production, The Lady Who Lied will
chief the Circle The orchestra will be that
Of Ensign AL Moore and his United States orchestra.
Alice Terry and Lewis Stone will be featured in Comics
sions of a Oueen' at the Apollo all week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-25

Don Daredevil" a tale Of stirring
days below the Rio Grande. The
comedy part of the bill for the first
half Of the week will be provided by
AL st. John in Red Pepper"
William Desmond in 1.-THE Med
der" a drama of mystery is under
lined for the feature the last half Of
the week. Iige Conley will share
honors on the bill in his comedy,
wide Awake"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-25
INTERESTING DOUBLE
BILL OFFERED AT ISIS

The rough-riding Jack Hoxie and
his gang Of cowpunchers will be run
at the Isis the first half Of the week
in the blue streak western drama,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-25

comedy Isn't Life TerribIe?" A
news weekly is added. The Charlie
Davis Orchestra with Cy Milders.
soloist, is to be heard in an attrac-
tive program Of popular melodies.
Ruth sNollei will be at the organ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-14
AA SIDO LLAMAD0 URGEN-
TEMENTE P0R CABLE, PA
RA ASlSTIR A IMP0RTAN-
TISIMAS C0NFERENClAS
Manana tendra lugar una
gran asamblea en- la cual
hablara Iglesias, y explica-
ra la nueva polltica que Sc
traza su partido
IqIeSiaS deiaFa debidamente aCla-
rada Su pOSiCi0n en- CudntO a Ia
Legislation pendiente de aprOba.
Ci6n definitiVd

Segln hemos sido informedos ell
Presidente de la Union Felerada
de Puerta de Tierra, seiior Jose Al
varo Saliva, en- union de los demas
oficiales de dicha organization re-
cientemente creada por ell seilor Paz
Granela, estan preparando una mag
ma asamblea-conferenc en- ell TEN
plo del Trabajo de los Marines de
Puerta de TERRA, a la cual assist
ran trabajadores y trabajadoras de
todos los ofcios, con Ell proposito de
oir antes que Sc ausenten de Puer-
to Rico los oficiales de Ia Fede-
raci6n Libre sefiores Santiago lyle
sias, Prudencio Rivera Martinez Y
faz Grane1a.
La blea-conferencia Sc essa
preparando para Ell martes 21 por
la noche En- diclla asamblea ell se-
nador Santiago Iglesias informara
tContin1a en- la pag. y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-14
FL DIA De FRANCIA
IA De JULIO

Francia celebra hoy su fiesta ma
cicnal. Esta fecha, que haola de
grandes arrestos y heroicidades y
saerificios, marca una efem5ride
&c libertad en- el mundo. Francia,
va en- reposo de Ia contienda sin
par a que la condujo un enemigo
formidable Y ambicioso, recoee los
laureles del triunfo v escucha en
este dia las sinceras alabanzas de
los pueblos amigos.
En- alianza con todos los paises
que opusieron su sentimiento y
su fuerza al empuje destructor
del eiercito que representaba inn
perialismo y autocracia, la gran
naci6u francesa pudo escribir nue-
vamente una pagina gloriosa pa
ra su historic. Clemeneeau, ell
anciano estadista de frmes con-
welcomes Y energfas incompara-
bles; Joffre, el general a quien
cupo ell honor de dirigir la pri-
mera batalla en- que los soldados
de la libertad pudieron detener
los invasores v Foch, el estra
tratega del siglo, a cuyo gran ce-
rebro eneomend6se la ardua en-
presa de mandar las operacio
nes de mdltiples ejercitos en- los
que fguraban las banderas de to-
das las naciones aliadas; los tres
hombres en- quienes deposito ell
pueblo patricia su confianza Y su
afan de victoria supieron ofrecer
un nuevo ejemplo de tenacidad Y
(Continda en- la pag. p
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-14
La C0rte de CirCuito
de Boston ha c0nfir-
mad0 la Sentencia en-
contra de don JESUS
PaleS Diaz, ex-agen-
te de la prohibition
EI ST. PaIes Diaz ingreS0
aver en- la carcel de Dis
tTit0, para cumpIiT la con-
dena de noventa dias que
Sc le impone. .-Se esta ges
ti0nand0 activamente Su
indulto. .-Un error impide Ia
apelaci0n

Auestros leetores indudablemen-
te reeuerdan el proeeso que Sc
iniei6 en contra de don Jesus Pa
les Diaz, haee va alredor de dos
a8os y mlentras actuaba como
agenfe de la prohibition en- San
gnan. Sc eOrdara ademas que el
se1or Pales Diaz fue acusado de
disparar contra un automovil, en-
cue viaIaba la hiia del entonces
Fiseal Wells Y el que es hoy su
eaposo, Mr.. Miller, para obligar el
vehleulo a detenerse, en- eumpli-
fliento Dc 6rdenes que tenia de
osupar eierto contrabando. LO
eierto es que 81 autom6vil en- vez
Dc lr oeupado por eontrabandistas
- estaba por Ia hija del Fiscal
- In Corte Federal y Sc iniei6 un
pr0eeS0 contra Pales Diaz en- Ia
corte Federal. siendo condenado
a eumplir noyenta dias de earcel.
Auestro amigo apel6 a la Corte
Clrcuito de Boston y aquel tribu-
nal ACADIA de eonfrmar In senten-
e.a def tribunal inferior.
Por an error impreyisto, no ha
sldo possible apelar a Ia Corte Su-
icontlnha en Ia peg. 49,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-14
UN INCIDENTE
CURIOSISIMO

Como le decia antes, estuvie-
ron Representatives en- la Conferen-
cia casi todas las naciones del nun
do. Cuando llegamos al salon de
copferencias, nos saludabamos to-
dos, sin hacer uso de estricta pre-
sentaci6n alguna. Nos saludabamos
V departiamos como viejos amigos,
sin habernos visto antes. I'm CRU
po de senores, representatives de
una nacion extranjera que me pa
recio ser la inglesa por la manera
de vestir, Sc destacaba por su sin
gular amabilidad.
Me acerque saludarlos, pregun
tandoles 81 representation a In
glaterra. Simultaneamente me con
testaron con gran 6nfasis: "De min
guna manera. Representatives. al
Estado Libre Irlandes. No pude
(ContinIia en- In pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-14

ECONOMIGAS

Il No creo que en- muchos amos pa
sados ninguno de los pueblos de
Puerto Rico ha sufrido condolences
economicas mas deplorables que in
diquen un estado de miseria mas
alarmante nj tan acentuada como
la que puede advertise en- todos
ostos pueblos. Al detenerse cual-
quier automovil que conduce pasa-
jeros, un tren en- cualquiera de
las estaeiones, causa horror ell en-
jambre de infelices que Sc precipi-
ia en- tropel como en- un asalto or
ganizado por la miseria mas es-
pantosa, tendiendo sus manos SUI
eias Y esqueleticas a los que van
en- el carruaje. Este enjambre 10
sorman hombres, muieres Y ninos
de todas has edades. Hombres. que
parecen titles para el trabajo,
otros con la cara amarilla v abul-
tada por la uncinariasis, mujeres
hacas Y feas que parecen arpfas,
descalzas Y haraposas llevando uno
o dos nifios desnudos de la mano,
a los cuales Sc les .puede contar
las costillas distancia: con los pc
chos fiacidos hasta. la cintura que
Continia en- la pagina s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-14

tos despu6s de desembarcar. "El
importante acto merecia la consi-
deracion de nuestros legislatures,
va q. importantisimos proyectos de
orden p1blico habrian de ser puestos
a todas representations de las
naciones mas adelantadas en- estos
processes poiciacos. Efectivamen-
te, gracias a nuestra presencia en-
el grandisimo acto, quizas el mas
grande que Sc haya celebrado pa
"a este proposito, traemos en- car
terra importantlsimos datos para
Ia mejor soluci6n de problemas CO
munes."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-14
VISTA DE INSPECTION:

VISTA DE INSPECTION:
Durante todo ell mes de mayo
tpve OCCASION de visitar personal
mente los pueblos de Arecibo,
Aguadilla, Mayagiiez, Ponce, Qua
yama Y. Humacao, Y numerosas po-
blaciones de dichos distritos fue-
ION visitadas en- ell transito para
dichos pueblos. En- todos estos pue
bios del transito me tenia que de-
tener de Is a 80 minutes para
zanzibar impresiones con los repre-
sentantes obreros Y otros elemen-
tos representatives a fin de obte-
uer alguna information en- relaci6n
con las condolences actuales de di-
chas poblaciones. Numerosos pue-
bios del Distrito de San Juan fue-
ron tambien visitados por mi en- el
mismo mes, Y constantemente es-
toy recihiendo en- la capital de la
isla la impression que me trasmiten
los compaferos Y amigos que Vi
sitan la ciudad Capital en- gestio-
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San Juan, P. R.,

Julio IS. 1925.
sefor Director de
Ell MUNDo,
San Juan, P. r.
Distinguido sefior:-
Pongo en- vuestro conocimiento
que en- ell dia de aver Sc reunieron
en- Asamblea los Commentaries de
Provisiones de San Juan, Santurce,
Puerta de TERRA y de muchos pue-
bios de Ia isla con ell In de pro-
testar ante la Asambiea Legislati-
va de Puerto Rico de Ia aprobaci6n
de la ley 474 que Sc discute y qne
prescribe IN tribute de / poc cien-
to sobre los articnlos ahmenticios.
Fue adoptada una resoluci6n la
cual Sc ha entregado en- Ell dia de
hoy en- manos del Hon. Presidente
de la Camara de Representatives. Jo-
Sc Tous Soto, exponiendo nuestras
razones.
Tambi6n fu6 acordado, que Ell Wis
Ia de la imposibiidad de la hora
para invitar a que un representan-
te de ese Diario concurriera la
Asamblea, Sc enviara a usted copia
fiel de la citada resolution fin
de que la hiciera pubhca en- SUI
diario a fin de que el pals conozca
nuestras actuaciones.
(Continua en- Ia nag. 10.l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-14

LA Conferencia International
lie Policia celebrada ultimamente
en- la ciudad de Nueva York, Y a
Ia que asistimos en- representation
de Puerto Rico, los senores Wal
colt, Blanco, Y un servidor, realize
una labor utilfsima de Ia cual pue-
de beneficiarse la isla", empieza
Giciendonos ell Hon. Geo. V. Lewis,
Coronel de la Policia Insular, mien
tras departieramos con el nlomen-
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&c NACIONES
REPRESENTADAS

'La eonferencia international
policiaea tuvo efecto en- ell magnifi
co auditorium" de la Camara de Co
mercio de la ciudad de Nueva York
estando Representatives 40 nacio-
nes- Cast todos los Comisionados
que asistieron sabfan hablar un po
co de ingles, asf es que, ell inter-
cambio de ideas Y la perfecta ar
monfa fueron complemento de las
muestras de afecto en- todos los
semblantes"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-14
ExCeIente OpOrtunidad

La Schweitzer Co. de Mayagiiez,
necesita una sonora para hacerse
cargo de su factoria. Solamente
debe contestar una que tenga ex-
periencia en- ell ramo de bordados
y trabajos mano en- general, y q.
sea capaz de supervisor operarias.
Conteste por escrito dando deta-
lies sobre su experiencia.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-14
DE IsiPORTANCIA PARA
LAS PERSONALS INTERE.
SADAS

Neeesito saber Ia residen.
cia de d0ha Carmen Fernan-
der de- Mediayilla; y de d0ila
JOsefa Rios de FerFer.
Diriiase q Jaime Calaf Co
llazo. Manati, T.. n.
Sc venden de tcdos tamaSos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-14
GOBIERNO MUNICIPAL DI
VIEQUES, P. r.
ofcina del Alcalde Municipal.
AYISO

AVISO
Sc encuentra vacante la plaza
de nurse graduada del Hospital
Municipa, con Ell haber mensuaI
de $1,000. Las solicitudes debe-
ran ser dirigidas al Alcalde Mu-
njcipal acompanadas de referen-
cias PROFESSIONALS.
Zoilo CASTANO,
Alcalde Municipal.
Vieques, P. R., JUNO 80, 1925.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-14

nes propias. En- ell mes de JUNO
he visitado nuevamente algunos dc
los pueblos mencionados encontran
do en- los mismos iguales condicio-
nes que EN- el mes anterior en- cuan
to su estado econ6mico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-14
ALGUN0S REPRESENTAN-
les. ENTRE 0TR0S e.
LCD0. TIZ0L, HAN SEPA-
RADIO PASAJE PARA e.
Ola ULTIM0 Dc ESTE MES
La Resolution ConcuTTen-
te del Speaker sera dis
cutida en- Ia camaTa
muy pr0nto.

Ia cAmaTa cono saben naestTo.
leetoEss - declare en rsosso el v.el
nos 1ltlme hasia aAsehs . Las oeAo
III genaao. poE ei oontEar4o. tTaba'
70 duFants Ia maAana del skbadO
peTo no - tEate question trasesE
dental alguna y 81 pgoyeetos Dc 20
ca monta.
La camaEa alta sisas pres aur
sin apFohar dsanltsvamsnts ls le
gssiael6n scon6miea.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-14
Ell SR. RIVERA MARTINEZ SOMETE UN IN
F0RME A SU PARTID0 QUE PlNTA LA MI
SERlA HORRIBLE EN- QUE ESTAN SUMIDAS
LAS CLASSES TRABAJAD0RAS
"Y SIN EMBARGO, A PESAR De TANTA HAMBRE. HAY
BRl0S SUFlClENTES PARA DlSCUTlR NUESTRA MALTA
DADA POLITICAL, DICE
"Y ese gran Crimen no debemoS nj podemos con
trbuir nosotros" agrega

Memorandum s0metido al Cemitc
Territorial y Conseio Eiecutivo
de la Federation Libre. reunidOs
en- session conjunta en- JUNO L.
de 1925.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-14
Ia OPINION pE
AfUcHos aEEADoREs

Muehos disiinEuiaos senadsEes de
Ia ComlGi6n aa TEaeiendA. con auie
nes hahiansos en si ala de aysr,
nos EsasifsrtaEon qas esperaban en-
traF 4 dineusir De un momsnto .
otEo el pFssupnesto. "a que dnEan;e
los aitlmos alas IAN aedle 40 90
des aus esfneFxos q ess m
PeFo aHtes - psndrA . d.s@uai6n
Il inferms Dc IA eesniai6a Dc eoufs
FeneAaa Gus enfenaia en q income.
sAx. Y esf0 como - sabs 81 isefor,
eCoutinas - - pag. -
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FL COrOnel de Ia POIicla Insu|ar, Hon.
Geo. ". Lewis. quien asisti6 en- REPRE-
SentaCi6n de Puerto Rico a Ia Conferen-
Cid International de PoIiCla. da a COnoCer
Ia gran labor redIizadd, de Ia CuaI puede
benefiCidrSe Ia isIa

"FuerOn cuatro diaS de S0rpreSas para los repre-
sentantes puertonquefoS. DespueS de niciarse los
trabaj0S en- la aSambIea, empezamos tener como
Cimiento detaad0 de los muItipIeS prOCedimentos
pOIiCiaCOS pueStos en- practical
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-14
MUCHOS De Los SENADORS QUE INTEGRAN LA
COMISlON DE HACIENDA ESPFRAN ENTRAR A Dis
UTIR Ell PRESUPUFSTO De I'm MOMENTO A OTRO
LA NMEMSA MAY0RA De LOS REPRESENTATIVES NO TENEN nj
LA MEN0R IDEA De CUAN00 PJEDAN TERMlNAR SU LABOR

Los detaIIiStaS de prOvi-
stones. pOr medidCiOn del
Hon. don Jose TOuS Soto,
Sc dirigen a Ia LegiSla-
tura para SOIiCitar no Sc
apruebe Ia contribution
que dfeCta a los prOduC-
tOS dIimentiCiOS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-14

En- la Resolution aprobada
Sc haCe c0nStar que los
detaIliStaS no rehuyen ell
pagO de tribute, per0 que
la contribution que Sc in
tenta implantar reSuIta-
ria Tuin0Sa
Evening star., 1925-12-13
ON-DECEMBER 13, 1925.

At left: The fu-
neral procession of
Dowager Queen Alex
andra leaving San
dringham Chapel. The
Queen Mothers body
was carried on a cais-
son. 0l' & a Photos.
Evening star., 1925-12-13

artistic retail js~sly C.
gives
while
N Aeievor
Franklin s@zF + s.rz -sa<s4s1 s1
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-08-06
Feed to Maintain Cows
of Different Weights

Extensive detailed experiments have
been made to determine the average
amount of protein and other food nu-
triments needed to maintain cows of
different weights. Also, the different
feeds have been tested to determine
the average amounts of digestible pro-
tein and other nutriments This data
has been arranged in table form and
may be found in various books, ex-
pertinent station bulletins, etc, but is
too extensive to reproduce here. These
experiments also show the amounts of
food nutriments required to produce
different amounts of milk BY taking
the data from these tables, showing
how much is required, the balanced
ration is worked out by grouping to-
gether the necessary amounts Of the
different feeds to give the correct total
and proportion of nutriments. Rations
as worked out by this process can only
serve as "a guide because of the great
variation in individual cows, but they
are very valuable in actually obtain
ing the best rations.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-08-06

them, and although this currency Is
turned out as fast as the mills can
print, fashion stands back of it, and
it shows no sign of depreciating in
value.
just about the simplest arrangement
of the coin dot designs now current,
has been used for making the pretty
day-frock pictured here And the
frock itself is as simple as the printed
pattern. The picture tells the story
Of both, except for color, and two
guesses at that will prove one or the
other correct at least nine times out
of ten-therefore we may take it for
granted that the frock is either red
and white or black and white 1t is
made with an inverted plat at each
side, bordered with plain silk to
match the dot in color and wears it's
color on the shoulder in loops of mar
row ribbon fastened with small orna-
ment. In all the white and color COM
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-08-06
Prepare Early for
Filling the Silo
Arrange for Help, Power
and Cutting Equipment.

Plan early for the important work
of filling the silo. Arrange for your
help, power and cutting equipment.
Make measurements for placing cut
ter and power Plan to have a clear
road to the cutter and also one leav-
ing, so that the loads of fodder can
easily be brought to the machine and
leave without requiring backing or
difficulties in getting away. Select a
good foundation for the cutter and set
up blower pipe as nearly vertical as
possible so as to avoid friction and
unnecessary length of pipe. The ma
chine should be set level and securely
fastened by stakes and by sinking
grooves for wheels. In putting up
blower pipe or carrier, care should be
taken to securely fasten top at en-
trance to roof. In building your silo
it is we'll to construct ladder reach
ing from top door to outside opening
at roof so that it will be easy for a
man to go to the top of an empty silo
and open the roof door to lower rope
or pulley for elevating pipe or car
rier.
Corn should be fairly well matured,
for at this time the plant contains its
greatest amount of food material
This stage may be determined by OBJ
serving the denting of the corn, the
drying of the bottom leaves or some
of the outside husks.
The early dent stage is that period
when the corn is best matured for
putting in shocks If the corn be
sowed thick in drills or broadcast, its
maturity can be determined by tassel
and silk. With cane, kafir corn or
milo maize the same rule will hold
true as to maturity. If the corn Is
overmatured it will be necessary to
add water which can best be done by
using hose and putting the water in
at the blower, using from one-half to
one barrel per load according to the
dryness of the fodder. Where the
silage is to be used for fattening,
rather than milk production, it is i'm
portant that the corn be mature, and
for this purpose it is best to plant an
early variety in those sections where
a later one will not mature.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-08-06
Youths Predicamenf
Frankly Explained

They had been discussing embar-
RAISING experiences, and it was Joseph
Browns turn. well" he said. "Pve
never forgotten an incident that hap
pened when l was twelve years old.
Ten Of us boys were visiting the home
Of a neighbor, and though wore the
best pants had, they were thread
bare. They looked all right. but lacked
resistance.
During playtime forgot all about
them until, in climbing fence, they
suddenly parted. Mother was not at
home. so took a chance and stayed
where was.
st was just my luck when we filed
across the porch for dinner. that was
last in the procession and in the door
way were bunch of girls. man
aged to squeeze in front of one Of the
other boys and everything would have
been all right if one Of the girls hadn't
remarked that must be awfully hun
CRY TO be in such hurry.
".Naw. he amt hungry piped up
the lad behind me, He's just tryIn' to
run away from the hole In his
breeches.' Los Angeles Times.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-08-06
Scenes of Beauty
in Sianese SrO0mps

If you ride out from Bangkok, Siam,
on the state railway toward the north
to AyuthIa, for instance, where the
rare visitor may so to see the ruins
of ancient wonders. you pass through
blue and silver swamps, says Atlantic
Monthly.
The landscape looks very often as
If flood were just subsiding. In full
bitches along the track float huge pin
lotus flowers. The paddy birds, all
grace and pearly Wilderness, fly in the
yellow sunshine. Clumps of tiny
matched dwellings are lifted out of
water on stills, Under them in the
bitches and in the flooded rice fields
themselves bulking everywhere, are
the clumsy, gray-black buffaIoes, do
nestle slaves and best friends Of ST
amese farmers
Banana trees grow around the huts
or anywhere they can catch hold, and
their fiat dark leaves, springing stem
less from the ground, are like weeds
in a fantastic dream. Thickets of
bamboo and tall sugar palms make
pleasant edge of green for the glis-
tening wetness Of the fields.
In such embracing scenes the peas
ants live amid lotus flowers and
thoughts Of Buddha, water. buffaloes
and muddy toll, malaria, mosquitoes
and the hookworm.