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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-08

EUA HY do you have need Of me,
IWI just now?" Stan asked
when the car was under
way again slowly, this time.
Glory laughed gaily.
'Oh, don't know" she answered,
unless it's that you're always a
sort of mental cocktail to me 4.
you pick me up"
You picked me up, just now"
Stan parted.
II did. 1 never was so glad to see
anybody in my life. was feeling
blue. But tell me, what were
you doing, rambling around the
country all by yourself?" the girl
asked.
STAINS hand in it's suede glove
came down on the wheel over hers
II was thinking of someone whom
loved and lost" he said.
1T was your own fault that you
lost her that is, if you mean
me-" Glory answered. She could feel
her heart humping in her breast.
you knew 1 was mad about you
a year ago, and that L, have mar
ried you like 6. shot if you'd
asked me" she went on with diff
Guilty. But you didn't ask me-"
II know" STAINS voice was very
low. But that doesn't make it any
easier for me now. It's i'm
possible for me to realize that you're
another mans wife!"
He turned in his seat and took the
other mans wife in his arms.
The little blue car slid to a sta ldstill
at the side of the lonely road.
Glory closed her eyes. There was
a new feeling in her. 1t was like be-
ing flooded with sweet, warm sun
shine on this wintry day. She
felt, she thought, the way flower
must feel the moment it brusts into
bloom.
kiss me-" she said. IT love you,
Stan"
Wayburn kissed her >.
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GLORIA
THE sT0RY s0 FAR:


marries DICK GREGORY. struggling
young lawyer. Her idea of marriage Is.
fun and hne clothes but no worl
Dick borrows his mothers maid,
MAGGIE. to teach Glory to cook. But
Dick has an attack Of flu; While he
and his secretary. MISS BRIGGS, are
working at home. Glory plans q house
warming She asks STANLEY WAY
BURN, an actor with whom. she was
once IL love. TO be one OF the guests
When Dick meets wayburn he is in
craftily devotes himself to MRS. MYRA
GAIL. Gloria drinks too much and
faints away while dancing with DIR.
John SEYMOUR, whose wife, MAY,
is in love with JIM CAREWE. The
Pcolds BILL. her husband. for petting.
Maggie. disgusted leaves and returns
Then Gloria hires RANGHILD
SWANSON, although Dick says they
S400 worth of new clothes and insists
upon new car, loading Dick with
She goes for ride in The new car
after, a quarrel Win Dick, and meets
Now GO On WITH THE STORY
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Tin automobile whizzed by on
IA the pavement. But Glory did
not hear it.

The world for her, at that moment,
was bounded by the rough fabric Of
STAINS coat, as it brushed her cheek
{. by the hard ring of his arms
that held her close.
IF he loves me the way 1 love
him, he'll want me to leave Dick, -
she thought to herself.
But did Stan want her to leave
Dick?
Did he care for her as she did for
him?
Did he want her forever L. l.. or for
just the passing moments thrill?
Glory wondered.
She never had been sure of Way
burn as she had been sure of Dick.
She never had trusted him And
yet there was no one else In the
world who was thrilling to her as
Stanley Wayburn was thrilling.
Here comes a car, Russell. We'd
better drive on" Stan said suddenly
in a matter of-fact voice There's a
farmhouse along here on this road,
where we can stop for some tea . .
il you'd like it.
Glory Strengthened her hat and
started the car.
II would" she said with a brisk
ness that matched his own. II had
no lunch and I'm lamished."
The farmhouse was low-eaved
brown one. A copper kettle hung be-
side it's green front door.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-08
By Beatrice Burton
XVII

CHAPTER XVII
ETA HY do you have need Of me,
WI just now?" Stan asked
when the car was under
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-05
T.P.A. ENDORSES S.A.
FUND CAMP A|GN
San Antonio Sold" again.

san Antonio sold" again.
Post u, Of the Travellers Protec-
tive association unanimously endorsed
the Chamber Of Commerce campaign
for $4,000 10 keep San Antonio
first among Texas cities at meeting
Sunday in the Gunter hotel. Seven
more statesmen were obtained when
members agreed 10 report to the cam
paign committee TO volunteer to solicit
funds for the drive.
After the election Of three new
members, Hugh Dickson. w. W.
Starges and George B. Eggleston.
plans were discussed for a dinner
dance 10 BE- given by the post IN the
early part Of November. The ar
rangemcnts are being made by n
special committee headed by George
X. Tinglc.
A meeting Of the board of directors
will be held Saturday noon at the
Gunter hotel N outline new work to
be undertaken by the post. announced
George 7. Burnett, president Of the
most
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bADMEN ARE REALLY
GOOD, SAYS BROWN
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better citizens than men who are rear
ed where crime is born and bred.
Weaknesses rather than strong points
of character are nourished by daily
contact with the baser side of life.
The son of criminal parents can, with
the proper training, become a good
man."
Captain Brown has found that a
majority of everyday sordid crime is
caused by people devoid of home ties
or home influence. Else their train
ing at home was faulty.
Some men are harder than others,
of course. But Captain Brown has
never seen a criminal so bad that no
good could be found in him. Human
nature is primarily animal nature, but
essentially good.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-05

Thrift means much more than mere
ly saving-it means, as well, to spend
wisely; to turn the savings effected
by economical spending into productive
channels.
A miser may skimp, and starye and
save. But misers are not considered
as thrifty beings. To save-which
merely means not to spend unneces-
sarily-is a fundamental Of thrift.
The component of saving is to invest
carefully-to make ones savings pro-
ductive. Idle money never earns.
This year, according TO the great
majority of careful, analytical observ-
ers, is to be one Of careful invest
ment-where selection ot securities
will be the dominating thought rather
than the likelihood of excessive earn
ings.
How to seleet-that is the question.
For careful selection means thrift.
Careless selection is speculation, not
investment.
There are many opportunities for
thrift-investments on the lcral mar
ket. The majority of them are not
only SOOu III LutuStINees DuL INT
monies placed in them will materially
assist the furtherance Of our general
prosperity by opening mp new indus
tries and commercial developments.
Securities protected by first mort
cages on real estate or tangible prop
erty of permanent value, where the Sc
curity issue is not in excess of G5 per
cent Of fair appraisal value Of the
property, are recognized as providing
fundamental assurance against loss.
When the securities commend pay
ment before other obligations of the
organiza ton, or constitute first lien
on the income, another point of de-
STABILITY is added.
Positive assurance that the prop.
erty against which funds are borrowed
has a sufficient earning power TO
pay expenses of opera ton and leave
enough for dividend payments or in
terest, is a good thrift selection fea-
ture.
Sometimes it is well for the in
vestor TO determine that the title Of
the property is cleaR. that physical
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-05
Thrift Is More Than Saving
By ELWOOD LLOYD

factors, such as buildings and the like
are adequately protected by insurance,
and that the management of the or
ganization rests in competnt hands.
Then, if it be shown that the trus-
tee of the funds be of unquestionable
integrity, that the organization has
properly established financial base
for meeting the payments of interest
and principal on its borrowed indebt-
edness, and the character Of the men
behind the company is good; an in
weston may be reasonably certain that
the safety of this investment is as
sured.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-05
HAS KNOWN THOUSANDS.

"Crime leaves its worst, most de-
grading influence on women" Cap
tain Brown said. But the world no
longer sits in stern judgment on a
woman's sin. The woman who was
marked for all time by single mis-
deed is no more. She belongs to the
past, and TO ideals and ideas that have
changed. Not many years ago the
woman who sinned was branded, while
the man who sinned was soon for
given. Today women are forgiven,
too
Fifteen police we're protecting San
Antonio when Cap'n Brown first wore
his brass buttons, in 1886. His first
arrest was "pinching- a speed demon
Of those days-the rider Of a bucking
broncho that was stopping traffic on
Soledad and Houston streets.
bad men, have come and gone in
the captains office since then. Thou
sands Of them. He knows them well,
their traits and qualities.
Let those without sin among us
cast the first stone,- he says.
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DANE AND NORA
REJOICE At
REUNION
After Two-year Absence
Herrick Still Wants
His Gypsy Queen.

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turo from the ordinary in fall styles
for men.
Women ire wearing their clothes
shorter and men are wearing theirs
long.r-ihe Oxford bag" Is probably
the longest trOuser style ever adopted
Tor masculine wear In this country.
! fact. If the new trousers we're any
longer 70 would DO necessary 10 hold
them al0it when The wearer was in
notion just a. women once daintily
srasprd their skirts with one hand
wh'lt they walked. 10 protect them
from possible damage from the dust
beneath their feoL
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Tune In Tonight
MONDAY. OCT. z.


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$3.50 p. m: wFAA, children's stories
$500 ,. M: KMA, dinner program
WOAW. organ recital WOk, mu-
steal program.
$50 .. m: wFAA. orchestra. WOAW
songs.
200 p. m: KFRU. educational hour
WOAW. orchestra.
= 80 =. m: KPRC. orchestra. XII. pro-
gram. TadiOtorial KOA. orchestra.
WOK. Eo.ps. orchestra.
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OXFORD TROUSERS
MAKE BOW IN S. A.

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q CHEEKY, gladstone girly Of She has brown
hair gray eyes and disposition that sheds happiness and
joy wherever she goes
Ferris Ellis Co., Texas, where she born, lost
fine young lady when she moved to San Antonio.
Her mother, Mrs. E. Borschow, 203 Carolina street,
that she is good natured loving child having given
trouble at all in her short fe-just CLEAN of
shine" That is to be priced than all of San An
tonio's boosted sunshine.
Miss Pearl believes that MISTLETOE MILK makes
for happiness well for health.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-01
EN- Ell RAMIREZ BUSINESS
COLLEGE.

Previa cordialmente invitados
po~ ell quito y atento professor Don
Esteban Ramirez, director del acre
ditado colegio de comercio Rami-
req Business College, sito en- esta
ciudad, nos personamos en- la no.
che del jueves liltimo, en- ell am
plio edifcio donde esta radicado Ell
colegio, en- la calle Fortaleza IS,
con ell fin de preseneiar los ejerci-
clos de graduation, que lucidamen-
te Sc efectuaron aquella noche y
los cuales nos proponemos hoy re-
sonar en- esta cronica.
La graduation resulto magnifiica,
apesar de la lluvia torrenciaI que
baj6 del firmamento. en- los preci-
sos momentos en- que Ell festival
comenzaba, Y a la cual muchos la
tildaron de inoportuna, y a la que
nosotros consideramos como una
cooperation efcaz de la naturaleza,
que estaba interesada tambien en-
el mayor esplendor y magnifcen-
cia de la fiesta. La naturaleza cre-
y6 oportuno, refrescar la atmosfe-
ra, ofreciendo aquella noche, una
temperature especial, para la ma.
yor comodidad Y la mas feliz rea-
lizacion de los ejercicios de gradua-
ci6n del Ramirez Business College.
FL programa que desde hacia
varios dias circulaba por las ca
lies de esta ciudad, Sc cumplio al
pie de la letra a exception del nI-
nero del senor Huyke, a quien lie
fue impossible asistir al acto.
Una manffiea orquesta amenizo
Ia fiesta, siendo ovacionada deli-
rantemente por ell pnblico, cada veg
que ejecutaba una de sus seleccio-
mes.
FL segundo numero del progra-
ma lie pertenecio al director del co.
legio, quien lego un. meditado dis
curse, sobre las yentajas de la ms
truceion comercial en- la juyentud
puertorriqueiia. Ell senior Ramirez
fue muy aplaudido.
La sehorita M. Estremera una
de las graduadas, quien lie fui
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encomendada la historic de la cla-
Sc, lego su trabajo, ingenioso, con-
cuistando ell APPLAUSE general.
Ell testamento de la clase, gus
siempre suele ser 10 mas chistoso
en- una graduation, fue redactado
por ell inteligente joven Miguel
Roses, siendo muy comentado por
su fluidez chistosa.
El discurso de clausura, que iba
ser pronunciado por ell comisio-
nado de instruction, Y como hemos
dicho va, lie fue impossible asistir
Ia graduation, por sus m1ltiples
ocupaciones, precisamente en- estos
dias, con Ell problema del presupues
20. 10 pronunci6, en- sustitucion del
senor Huyke, ell culto inteligente
caballero Pedro Arana, alto enl-
pleado del departamento de ms
tr9ccion, quien estuvo disertando
amenamente por espacio de una no
IA, sobre el porvenir de los jove-
mes graduados, Y aconsejandoles ell
camino seguir. Ell orador recibio
una estruendosa ovacion.
El acto termin6 con Ia ejecucion
magistral de la Borinque1a por
Ia orquesta, siendo objeto de una
prolongada ovacion.
Terminamos felicitando al seiicr
Ramirez como a los jovenes graz
duadosspef trillpfNs,
v-Yresrs rYTN
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-01
UNA MANERA DE RE-
SOLVER LA CRISIS

"Yo soy ell primero" nos dijo
enfaticamente nuestro entrevista-
do, 'que defendo el actual proyec-
to del l por ciento. Por 10 menos
asi Sc resuelve, aunque sea tempo
ralmente, la crisis economical
del gobierno. Con esta con-
tribuci6n ell Tesoro recauda-
ria los fondos que necesita y
made Sc moriria de hambre, va
que ell recargo es insignificante.
Desde luego millares de perso-
mas estan pasando hanlbre en- Puer
IT'D Rico, pero ell no imponer ell l
Bpor ciento no va a salvarlas, no
Ilte..dra ningun efecto en- elias. Esto
ITO es un asunto de contribution,
Iisino de falta de industrias en- que
Iiencontrar trabajo.
FL dia que logremos industriali-
i.zar a Puerto Rico, como va he de-
m6strado desde la prensa Y en- dis
Icursos, Iglesias vera nuestra ella
Ilse pobre mejor alimentada y mas
Iifeliz."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-01
Los EFECTOS DE LA
COMPETENCIA

"Cojamos por ejemplo la venta
de una gonna. ST solo hubiese un
comerciante en- gomas, este po-
dria abusar del consumidor, pero
como hay muchos competidores,
una gonna de $50 Sc vende STEM
pre- al mismo precio a pesar de la
contribution del 1 por ciento. Ma
die va a sobrecargarle veinte
centavos a una gonna, pues ell mar
chsnte Sc va a otra casa mas ge-
rerosa.
Yo protestaria de una contribu-
ci6n fuerte, pues esta periudica
grandemente a los consumidores,
especialmente los infelices. Pero
ell por ciento no afecta a nadie.
no hace a nadie nj mas rico nj mas
robre".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-01
NoTAS DE PENUELAS
FTEsTAs DE GRADUAcIoN.-
BUENA LABOR DE LOS PROBE
SORES. - CONSTRUCTION DE
UNA GRAN CAsA-EsCUELA. =
LA GUARDIA NACIoNALs

Ell 81 del corriente Sc efectuo en-
Pefuelas la fiesta de graduation Ge
octave grado de las escuelas pubh-
cas- en- Ell teatro, cedido galantsmen
to por su sirnpatico propietario don
Gabino BalasQuide.
El coliseo estaba adornado artis-
ticamente por los nifios, siendo la
directora de este trabajo Ia com
petente maestro sefiora Florecita
Valiant de Loyola. Asistio al acto
ell Inspector senior Ismael Maldo-
nado, quien repartio los diplomas.
Sc graduaron 81 alumnos. Ell acto
revistio una gran solenlnidad. Ell
! teatro estaba ueno de bote en- boz
te, pueS asistieron caSi to1os los
familiares de los graduados v nu-
meroso plblico particular. todos avt
dos de aplaudir admirar a oaue-
los nifios que con noble esfuerzo
teniendo presente ell lena de la
escuela-Luchar hasta vencer-lle-
gaban la cumbre de sus aspira.
clones y la de sus familiares. 7
tambien Sc notaba en- ell ambiente
la satisfaction de todos tpor II
buena labor de los profesores So
nor Adolfo Grana, Acting princi-
pal, senorita Caiigas Y sefiora Vat
liant de Loyola, Quienes tuvieron
a empefo que todos sus alumnos de
octave grado a1canzaran su iipto-
ma. Y es claro, esta labor 40 fue
de un dia, especialmente la Sc
fora Loyola; fue desde que comenZo
Ell curse, estimulando a los alum
nos 10 sufciente para que tomara n
amor la escuela, amor al est''-
dio Y adquirieran un exito en- ell
trabajo' escolar para graduarse. En-
Pefluelas Sc acordara siempre esta
fiesta de graduation Y perdurara
la gran estima que Sc lie tiene u
los profesores mencionados. E.:
discurso del Inspector. sefor Isn,as'
Maldonado fue muy elocuente ds
provechosas ensenanzas por 10 cuql
recibi6 una gran ovacion. Es:e
corresponsal aiiade tambien su fe-
licitacion, a. Inspector. los pro-
fesores, los nifios graduados Y
al senior Balasquide que con su so
nerosidad nunca desmentida hilo
dar mayor realce esta fiesta as-
collar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-01
CONSTRUCTION DE
CASA-ESCUELA

Para ell proximo curse, Penuelas
contara con un buen edificio es-
collar de 4 salones en- Ell barrio Do
mnguito. La construction CORE q
cargo del acreditado contratista Sc
nor Gabino Balasquide. Por los pla
nos vemos que sera un bonito y
c6modo edificio escolar. FL Departa-
mento del Interior tuvo buen acier
to en- adjudicar esa obra al senior
Balasquide, pues mas de ser una
garantia para la solidez del edt-
ficio, ell referido senior es uno de
los mayores propietarios de esta
ciudad, posee ell teatro-cine Y Ia
planta electrical por tanto esta
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-01
DIR. JOSE A. DIAz


Anoche murio en- su residencia
de santurce Ell distinguido gaieno
,portorriqUeno doctor jose A. Diaz,
ilustre politico :. gran hombre de
ciencia. Ultimamente era medico de
la comisi6n de Indemnizaciones a
obreros.
Ell doctor Diaz combati5 muchas
campanas junto a Muiioz Rivera,
que 10 estimaba muy CO veras.
Nos unimos al duelo de Ia pres
tigiosa famiha que asi ve desapa-
recer uno de sus principales u:iem-
bros.
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70 no he diClO...
continuation de la Ira. pag.

el senador Gonzalez Mena y lie pc
dimos que aclarara su information
de aver sobre ell 80 por ciento des-
tinado sueldos de empleados mt
nicipales de san Juan. Ell Sena,
dor nos dijo que POGO mas me-
nos era 10 mismo que habiamos
dicho con otras palabras tai veg.
Entonces nos manifesto 10 81
guiente:
La Camara y ell Senado han apro
bado el Proyecto de Ley Munich
pal y esta pendiente de que Sc acep-
te Ell informe del Comits 6e Con-
ferencia que va ha sido firmado por
todos los conferenciantes de la Ca
mara Y del Senado, excepAo la mi
noria socialists que no 10 ha he
cho por no habersele aceptado an
aumeto en- la partida del 80 por
ciento destinado a sueldos de en-
pleados.
Ahora existe un so por ciento
para los empleados en- los Mum
cipios que tengan un presupuesto
de 100000 en- adelante.
En- ell proyecto de Ley Krunici-
pal Sc sostiene este 80 por ciento.
Desde luego que este no Sc redere
a fondos extraordinarios. Me pare
ce que los ADMINISTRATORS Mum
cipales Green que este aument1 Sc
ria hecho por la Asamblea Legis-
lativa. 81 aumentamos Ell tipo del
80 al 35 por ciento, habra un au-
mento de cerca de setenta mil doIa
res por afio, que Sc dedicara exclu-
sivamente a sueldos. Es nuestra
opinion que debe permanecec el 80
por ciento y no hacer aumento por
ahora. Este tanto por ciento empe-
cara regir ell primero de julio
por una ley de 1924.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-01

de una manera levantada y digna,
ha declarado aqui que 81 resulta-
rem definitivamente probados los he
chos que la sentencia le imputa,
el Sc consideraria indigno de estar
aqui compartiendo con nosotros la
sagrada mission de aprobar las le-
yes de Puerto Rico. Y yo creo que
este gesto del sefior Iglesias es bas
tante por 81 solo para moyernos Sc
renamente una respetuosa consi-
deraci6n hacia 81. Ell hombre que
admite La fortaleza moral dc las le-
yes Y Sc declara sIlmiso al imperio
de esas leyes, tiene derecho a que
nosotros, en- Ell curse de una tregua
respetuosa, suspendamos todo fallo
y todo juicio para que Ell mas alto
tribunal de nuestra Isla decida esta
question trascendental, sin que ha-
yamos nosotros previamente dicta-
do una providencia definitiva, cuyo
alcance moral seria inca1culable.
"El senior Iglesias representa-
aqui una parte de La opinion phi
bica; y nosotros no podemos, nj
debemos, nj queremos sustraernos
a la verdad de este hecho. Y ell
sefior Iglesias, a quien hemos com
batido frmemente y seguire:nos com
(Contintia en- Ia pag. a
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CREE QUE IGLESIAS
DEBE VOTAR EN-
FAVOR DEF, pROYECTO

Ell sefior Pietrantoni termino sus
manifestations ofreciendonos ex-
plicar al pals sus planes mas de-
talladamente en- otra OCCASION los
cuales, segdn nos dijo, va ell senor
Iglesias conoce y aprueba. Ademas
anadi6:
30 mejor que haria Iglesias se-
ria deiar que ell proyecto sea
aprobado, pues el / por ciento quien
10 ha de pagar es ell comerciante. Y
saldra de las ganancias. y no del
bolsillo del consumidor. Asi Sc evil
taran pleitos, contrabandos, esfuer
zos por evadir la contribution, y
cien cosas por el estilo. Como ell
tipo es bajo, nadie Sc ocupara de
burlar la ley pues este costaria
mas que cumplir con 10 dispuesto
por ella"