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The Washington times., 1925-03-26
Silk Stockings

At Clearance Prices
All Silk Stockings with
pointex heels, $2.90: In
sizes S1s and 9. In black
only.
All silk Chiffon Stockings
$3.50. In extra sizes
only Black, a1redale,
nude. fawn, lightwood
and aurora.
EulLfashioned Silk Stock.
ings, $1.5O. With Isle
top and feet. Bufr,
French nude, airedale,
French grey, cork, bonn
bay, black and white.
All sizes.
JelIeff's-Street Floor
The Washington times., 1925-03-26
30 Silk PetticoatS
S1.95
40 Silk and Satin
Slips, $1.95

Regularly sell at $500
Tub Silk and Satin Slips
with three-inch hem. Tall
ored styles with self straps.
In black, navy, prown'
rust and fawn.
JelIeff's-Street Floor
The Washington times., 1925-03-26
Silk Underwear
Greatly Reduced for
Friday

81 Envelope ChenliSe and
Step-ins, $2.85. OF crepe
de chine, in tailored and
lace-trimmed styles
Flesh. peach and orchid.
Slightly mussed.
So Envelope Ch e m | s 9,
Sl.85. or crepe de chine.
tailored and lace-trimmed
styles. In flesh, orchid,
white, peach and nile.
The Washington times., 1925-03-26
Sizes 81a to q
200 Pairs Only!

Every pair of shoes in
this group are on broad
toe lasts and of goodyear
welt sole and hand-turn
construction. One and two
strap pumps in patent
leather and gray and white
kid and tan calf oxfords.
SOrOsis Shoe Shop
Street Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-03-26

shortly after the arrival or the
Yousrys in Washington.
Nine. YOusry's COllOQuial English
Proves Intriguing; Is q Princess.
Yousrv Pasha wears Bond street
clothes and speaks English with an
oxford accent, being the product
of a British university, although a
devout MussuIman. So his wife's
fluent English comes as no sur.
prise. But 1t did rather tickle me
to hear this cousin OF King F'uad
remark colloquially, Shall we be
moving on?" when I ran into the
Yousrys at the Persian legation the
other day. In her own right the
Egyptian minister's wife ls Princess
Zenab, but In a democratic coun
try she prefers the simpler Mime
Yousry."
Highly cultivated as we'll az
charming, Nine. Yousryf combines
the delightful aspects OF an ancient
civilization with the up and coming
qualities Of US Tnoderns. Indeed
I don't think there is more poru-
lar couple in the Diplomatic Corps
than the YouArys. and their de-
parture viii be genuinely and gen.
orally regretted.
The time OF their going is draw.
ing near, unhappily, for they have
taken passage on the LeviatIlan for
April IL. They win go to Paris for
q holiday before going on to Berlin,
the minister's new post. No definite
date has been set for the arrival OF
Yousry Pasha's successor, Mahmoud
Pasha, but / understand that the
interragnum Is to be short.
The Ministr and Mime. Yousry
win give q dinner on April s which
will be In the nature Of q farewell to
their intimate friends and will be
as personal In character as the
party tonight il official.
The Washington times., 1925-03-26
MELLON GUEST AT
BLAIRS' DINNER.

The Secretary Of the Treasury,
Andrew w. Mellon, win be the
ranking guest at the dinner to be
given this evening by the Commits
sioner OF Internal Revenue and
Mrs. David Blair, who win be hosts
to company Of fifty at the Con-
gressional Country Club In compli.
ment to Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Hart
son. Mr.. Harrison was formerly
solicitor Of Internal Revenue.
Mrs. Blair entertained g. company
Of forty-four ladies at luncheon to-
day at the Congressional Country
Club when Mrs. Everett Sanders.
wife OF the Secretary TO the Pres
ident, was the guest OF honor. Mr..
and Mrs. Blair will have with
them at their apartment at Ward.
man Park Hotel for Easter Mrs.
Blairls daughter. Miss Adelaide
Douglass, who viii come up Satur.
day from school at Sweet Briar.
4Ls
The Washington times., 1925-03-26
7 Worr1en's Suits
Exceptionally Lou
Priced
IA Women's Coats
At End.Of-Seas0n
Prices

AT En0-OfsSe0SOn
Prices
2-S65 KaShmana Goats,
$l9.75-Tailored styles Ill
navy and black.
1-S65 WOoltex coat,
$18.75-In brown suede
tex.S
1O-S45 and SIS Coats.
$23.75-Sport and travel
coats Of imported mix
lures. Belted and swag-
ger backs. In rust, BAN
bino, gray and tan.
l-S76 Little w m ems
Coat, $G2.75-In mokine'
with seal collar and cuffsE
WOmen's ShOp-SecOnd Floor
The Washington times., 1925-03-26
Sorosis Children's 5
Shoes

Iarly $500 and S9 OK
$3.50 .........
This special offer is made
in order to acquaint the
par ents of Washington
children with the fine foot
molding qualities of our
Sorosis Shoes for children
Of all ages.
The Washington times., 1925-03-26

Colonel and Mrs. e. p. Orton
will be hosts to a company Of ten
at dinner this evening in their
apartment at Meridian Mansions
preceding the meeting OF the Ken
lucky State Society.
The Washington times., 1925-03-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Harrison
entertained at dinner last evening
In honor Of Miss Dorothy Wellborn,
Of Los Angeles, and Miss Irma Or
donez, Of Mexico City, who are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J.
Evening star., 1925-09-30
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
SALE-HOUSES. FOR SALE-HOUSES
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
14l2 Eye St. NV Realtors. Franklin o5O2
FOR SALE-HOUSES,


HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
1412 Eye St NV Realtors Franklin 95O3.
NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL-$o975
Walter % half & % S nns A % sin han Ts ss ssfs' % q,
:s5 % is:% :: ss @ r$s u .S:sS I'D Il ssss :
MT. PLEASANT-Near 10Th and Lamont-$15,5OO
this select s &nns1 Sf aas ' % 9 & 70
f" y o % = 3 & ;S G + ,g ~
CHEVY CHASE, MD-Imposng New Home-S2l 500.
s e. ss asS ,. ss sse % s sr f
FssssT.a 5 % P d:' i I 1'iSSs s s sss: s ,
TAKOMA PARK-Dutch Colonial-$lO85O.
lot sGaEss s na Rn! f % ss'ss !! 1 :ss'a % 1
and .sp 8. fssFe ee n M pubs sse ss @ se M as
] @ @ ] R Ss s h & as
andca ~
INGRAHAM ST.--An Excellent Value-$8,975
practical new dh
~
CATHEDRAL HIGHLANDS-$16,5OO
49, home brick situated
s Saf sss ss % TO M % chAeds psa
@ ; ] ss SS Ia os si ]
Evening Phone Service Until PM.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. INC,
14l2 Eye St NV. Franklin 95O3.
Evening star., 1925-09-30

Downtown-$12,5 500.
Close to 21st and Pa. Ave. and
Govt. Bldgs.
A Section Rapidly Increasing.
A we'll built brick. 8 rms. / bath and 2
showers: hot-water heat, gas. elec. light,
Gear garage and room for another Gear ga
rage. This is wonderful buy for the price.
K St. West of 18th St.
LOCATED IN FIRST COMMERCIAL ZONE.
2-story brick. rms. bath and Scar
garage.
Exchange Columbia Heights for
Chevy Chase.
Beautiful brick home close to 18th and
Columbia. with 9 rms. tiled bath, hot-water
heat. elec light. back porch, 2-car garage.
This property is in fine condition. Price.
S14.500.
Beautiful K St. NE.
Easy Terms-Price, $6,250.
Will give immediate possession; beauti-
fully papered and painted: elec. light. gas.
new hot-water heating plant: nice rms,
front yard, fenced: covered back porch.
DAVID E. BARRY, Maln ZAP 1881 L O. NV
Evening star., 1925-09-30
FOR SALE-HOCSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

SAIE-HOUSES. sALE-HOUSES.
SHANNON & LUCHS
OFFER
CLEVELAND PARK.
ATTRACTIVE BRICK HOME.
@ @ sof' % % ~ Sa 10 "0 es "' convenient
NORTHEAST.
in
INST 0 a party E " ~ ~ ~
CHEVY CHASE, MD
bath paHaHTIIn as @ rsASSED s ao ssse. T
sgBat: Spsn porch Of
TAKOMA PARK
house
To Inspect Call
SHANNON & LUCHS, Inc,
713 18th St. NV. Main 2345
Evening star., 1925-09-30

S14 14OOO-DETACHED HOME-MT PLEASANT
seldom detached home home efr @ for PssSn, S
Park
aoofs mus numeo @ % % VIE % s
Ressonab eofersc " ~ ~ '''' 1'' :" ''1
SoZ50-CHEVY CHASE-Detached
A h
% @
erm
S13o5C-15th AND BUCHANAN STS.4 Bedrooms
esnp sn ,aPsy a % @ P hs1as % % % nGen h9s
a. screen & H e RRns I dsR
5O0o-CLEVELAND PARK-Detached.
Dsehef ho P tine heart of fnfvsad % pa @ &
@ S'ss %s9s @ n & a nt S0 s | Sh
gdnf hot wssss hsas
$6,5OO-MASS. AVE. HEIGHTS-Brick Construction.
appealing Genia home SITUATED IT'D IN 1 dfnshthsl
Is W %
a om a dn % abd S nschs
d ns sef p ssE e pGEssh tights oaf Lot a0s by S0
Phone Service Until PM
BOSS & PHELPS,
The Home of Homes,
1417 K St Main $780,
Evening star., 1925-09-30
COLORED

COLOKED.
Many houses vacant. 4 to 8 rooms. bath,
Eas and slse; condition like new easy
=. .sF%' NV Room has Main ihcsasAaks ssa SlS 10th
NEAR 10th AND MARYLAND, AVE- Ne
aisSn Near siospd ssh and Pa ave se-s rooms. bath,
sSnssif1 DfF%i peks fsp with
bath. Cellar. So. 800: ST 600 cash, ~
tu g. Boe Seefs tF2 eise long sstk
sard space 2 cars; . tine Reo home for Senator
20 this. Reduced from $3.50 TO $3.50,
with 81; 100 cash. What do you think Of
rorch. rooms deep. h.ew.h eiec.. long long
back yard: space for cars: good buy at
Grant Grant tiIl Circle @s roor double rear
porches. concrete front n front and
rear face streets: Sl25OO. This is a real
y. Carolina SET rooms. bath. electric,
{ty; beautiful condition; large yard: space 2
care, S7,e50: furnished complete. $500.
s. CsroTna ave-S rooms bath, full cell
lar h.-w.h.. elec.. S9.5o0: $1,000 cash: fine
Our expert has personally appraised each
bargains only We do not handle properties
advice given pnc 70 ladief or pew purchasers. TG
2oI nsie MeGIlI 1aaP Bds.
I'VE sell the earth with improvements on it"
1850 ONTARIO PL-SIX- ROOM BRICK
bouse. cement cellar. hardwood floors. ami.
UNION REALTY CORPN.
41o-411 Evans Bldg. Main s4l5.
Evening star., 1925-09-30
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
(COntInuedA
S1i.65O.

LEA lNH II J. I.
A wonderful barg ain, near
Chevy Chase Club: brand new.
detached. English type. 6 spa
eious rooms apd tile bath.
tionai closet space. living
room. 14T23. with open fire
place: double oak floors
throughout. delightful side
porch. 1Qx20: laundry trays
and extra yatory in basement;
lot. Sox17o: nice lawn and
street and s1deWaik. close to
school, stores and car line: sit
usted In a neighborhood OF re-
f1nement. where property val
ues are on the upward trend.
Convenient terms. Possession
in 10 dayss; dSy.s act Quickly; Phons
Evening star., 1925-09-30

SPLENDID RESIDENTIAL OFFERINGS.
Within Few Feet of Capitol Grounds
$l2OOO-Easy Terms.
bath h ag" s Mans s sd % @ Rooa CO. %
Cheapest House on Capitol Hill We Believe
S65OO-One-haf Cash
-Ss s s r z sS%s E s
mos cha ehan T @
Beautiful Cleveland Park.
S13S5O-Easy Terms.
@ sia ssy sins @ rS si dSS psdsn os ps
Near Rhode Island Ave. and North Capitol St.
S8,5OO-Easy Terms.
se O. @ I sssSn 9 so A sn 5 sg ~s sdns
Mai - - ~ ~ - ~ - ~ ~ -
Belmont Rd. Near Ashmead P.
Only S14,850-Easy Terms.
~ beautiful
@ Sse .
% @ @ T @ recommend " purchase
Massachusetts Ave. Heights-S165OO.
fast D%a % h % eight nsi x 9a
A
WILLIAM K. HARTUNG & COMPANY
11O8 10th St. NV. Main 81, 372, 373.
A
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-12
CoNsEJo
EXECUTIVE

A las dos de la tarde Sc reunira
ei Consejo Executive, con los nue.
vos funcionarios, y presidido por
e. nuevo Gobernador, para ultimar
como de costumbre, importantes
asuntos municipales, pendientes de
consideration. FL secretario del an
terror Consejo, tambien 10 sera del
nuevo, y los proyectos diferentes
tendran la misma atencion y estu-
dio que es acostumbrada en- cada
case.
Antes de terminarse la session del
Consejo Executive, hara uso de la
palabra ell Gobernador Towner,
quien durante Ell acto habra perina
necido a la derecha del Executive
del dfa, para explicar la manera
en- que marcha ell Gobierno, tantc
en- SUI Ease Ejecutiva como lie.
gislativa, y Judicial.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-12
| EN- Ell TRIBUNAL
SUPREME

Hasta Ell presente, dnicamente el
Honorable Juez Asociado Wolf ha
solicitado que Sc le reemplace en-
las sesiones que celebrara el Tri-
bunal Supreme en- la maiana de
hoy. Ell sehor Russell, encargado
de la 'ssemana del Nifio', proce-
dera nombrar de acuerdo con. Ell
Comisionado de instruction, al es-
tudiante que haya de ocupar tan
importante cargo judicial.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-12
Ell GOBIERNO MILITAR

Ell pueblo no esta contento con
el actual gobierno, pues todos los
departamentos estan en- manos de
americanos. FL presupuesto 10
prepara ell Gobernador. Actual
mente, frente la residencia de
este, Sc esta construyendo un
kiosko para una orquesta que ha
encendido la protesta p1blica. Sin
embargo, esta no adquiere gran
revueIo pues al Director de "The
Emancipator7, un periodiquito de
Saint Thomas, 10 han condenado
a seis meses de carcel por hablar
NAL del gobierno y despues a otros
cuantos meses mas per hacer CO
nlentarios sobre el castigo. Ambas
sentencias estan ante la Corte de
Distrito de Estados Unidos en-
apelacion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-12
DIA DE LAS 1NDUsTRIAs

Hoy seran visitadas las siguien-
tes fabricas por ninos de las dife-
rentes escuelss:
Imprenta del Gobierno.
sobrinos de Ezquiaga.-Fabrica
de Abonos.
Porto Rican American Tobacco
Co. -Fabrica de cigaros.
Fabrica de Mosaicos Torres.
Nimaca Shoe Factory.
Fabrica de Mosaicos Jimenez y
del Vale.
Sobrino y Cia.-Fabrica de Cho-
colate.
Compania Industrial .Algodonera.
Compafia Curtidora.
Porto Rico Gas & Coke Co.
Luis R. GONZALEZ,
Presidente del Dia del Milo en-
relaci6n con Industria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-12

mento de su cargo, el nuevo Co
bernador recibira los Ejecutivos
insulares, aceptandoles las renun-
cias que estos presentarSn de sus
cargos respectivos.
Entonces el Executive procedera
hacer los nombramisnto para
cada uno de los Deparramentos In
sulares de Gobierno, atendiendo a
las indicaciones que para los res
pectivos puestos tengan bien ha-
cerle los representatives de la Cen
tral High School. Despu6s de ha-
Der sido nombrados, estos nombra-
ran su vez los assistants CO.
rrespondientes, pasando Immediate
mente despu6s d tomar possession
de sus oficinas departamentales.
Los Comisionados salientes explica-
ran cada uno de los nuevos fun
cionarios en- sus casos respectivos,
los ofcios y deberes del cargo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-12
EN- Ell MUNICIPIo
DE SAN JUAN

Los Executives Municipales, du-
rante el dia de hoy, tambien Sc
ran relevados de sus cargos, pa
sando ocuparlos aquellos estudian
tes que estime conveniente nom
brar Ell Alcalde, quien su vez, tam
bien sera un estudiante selecciona,
do de entire las escuelas de la mu-
nicipalidad.
La Asamblea Municipal Sc reu-
Mira en- session extraordinaria, ocu-
pando los esca1os de los asambleis-
tas estudiantes de las escuelas ele-
mentales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-12

ra Sc sale de las catorce Iglesias
que hay en- ambas islas, sin COM
tar. las. de menor inaportancia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-12
Ell PRoBLEMA oBRERo

En- Saint Thomas hay toda clase
de asociaciones obreras. La Labor
Union Y la American Federation
of Labor tienen ramifcaciones en-
esta ciudad y en- Santa Cruz hay
un Santiago Iglesias llamado Mr..
Hamilton Jackson. Su partido le
gan6 los Conservadores tres
asientos en- el .Consejo en- las re-
cientes elecciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-12
LA PROHIBICION

La prohibition en- estas dos is
las es aun mas inutil que en-
Puerto Rico. Ell contrabando Sc
cuela por todas parties. Ademas
Ia "caravelitap (white mulel Sc
fabrica en- dondequiera. La miel
de las centrales ha subido de dos
centavos a diez con esta nueya
industria clandestina.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-12
Ed sERv1c1o PoLIcIAco.

Los Jefes de la Pohcia, v ayu-
dantes generates de servicio, queda-
ran tambien desplazados, mientras
son instalados en- su lugar, los nliem
bros de las tropas de "Boy-scouts
de la locaIdad, quienes Sc haran
cargo del orden pdbnco.
Todos los guardias de trafco, al
msmo tempo que los policfas es-
peciales, detectives, etc. correran
la misma suerte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-12
LA sIEMBRA DE CEBoLLAs

Las cebollas, melones Y vegeta-
les seran, segun nos expreso Mr..
Merwin, productos principales ALI
dentro de POGO junto con el algo-
don y la cana, y para propulsar
.la cultivation del terreno en- ese
sentido el gobierno esta dispues-
to hacer cualquier esfuerzo. Ac-
tualmente Sc estan construyendo
acueductos Y Sc esta planeando
IN sistema de irrigacion que ayu-
dara grandemente a los agricul-
torres.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-12
Ell AMOR A LA MUsICA

Esta es una caracteristica no.
table en- estas islas, pues ahora
precisamente estan celebrando la
Semana de la Mdsica v en- Chris
tiansted todas las noches Sc dan
retreats Y Sc pronuncian discur-
SOS sobre el particular.
Por cierto que bordo iba una
orquesta de Saint Thomas que no
hubiese dejado del todo satisfecho
a Beethoven, pero que ayudaba
a matar ell tedio de la travesia,
con el pugilato que habia entire
Ia fauta y el bombardino por los
laureles maximos.
Las retreats empiezan las
nueve de la noche, pues a esa ho-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-12
lei GObiernO w..
Continuation de la pag. 9,
UNA IMMIGRATION DE
PORTORRIQUENOS


Mr.. Merwin esta empenado en-
llevar a su isla cualquieri numero
dc familias portorriquenas, hasta
mil. para trabajar la terra. Sc
esta dando Ell case de que los ma
tivos, como saben ingles, Sc van
Nueva York colocarse de sir
yientes. Asf va quedan muy pocos
trabajadores en- Ia isla. Estos no
trabajan, pues viyen de 10 que los
otros le mandan de Estados Uni
dos. Asf es que la hora de reci-
bir ell correo extranjero, la ofici-
ma postal de cada pueblo Sc We
invadida por un tropel innumera-
lie de gente que aguarda su giro
0 su carta registrada con un BIZ
llete dentro.
Mr.. Merwin nos dijo que cual-
quier central esta dispuesta a lle-
varse cualquier n1mero de fami7
las portorriquenas, fabricarle pue-
bios enteros especiales para elias,
ponerle tiendas con los comesti-
bles usados aca, usar capataces
portorriquenos y en- fin. tratarlos
como aca. Debido a la falta de
brazos grandes extensiones de te-
rreno estan sin cultivar.
Mr.. Merwin nos dijo que los
habitantes tambien> estaban dis
puesto a arrendar cualquier can
tidad de terreno a venderlo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-12
AVIS()
A olien pueda interesar:

A quien pueda interesar:
De acuerdo con la >seccion 5 de
a Ley de, Marca de Fabrica VICENTE
Sc. hace saber que las siguientes
marcas de fabrica han sido presen-
tadas en- la Oficina del Secretario
Executive de Puerto Rico para su
archivo v registro:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-12

Por ell presente hace saber que de acuerdo 10
escrito la Seccon SO de la VICENTE Ley de Aacena-
S aprobada en- Febrero n de 1918.
VENDERE EN- PUBLlcA SUBASTA
Microbes 27 DE MAYO. 1925 A LAS 200 P. M. EN-
DEPARTAMENTO DE @ALMAcENAJES DEL MUELLE
O s. ZEN EL MISM0 MUELLE) las siguientes mercancas
adeudan canon de almacenaie vencdo, las que no
sido revndicadas por respectvos consgnataros
las que continuation expresan
cONSlCNATARiOS Y CLASSES DE MERcANclAS
B. A. Cheney
IA ATADOS DE PAPEL
American Red Cross
GAIA iMPRESOS
F. Rodriguez
GAIA SALSA DE Tomato
10 ETADos ARGOS DE MADEIRA PARA cAPoTAs
GAIA EFEcToS PARA TALABARTERIA
S. A. Panzardi
GAIA EFEcTos PARA AUTOMOBILES
I GAIA ASBETOS
- L. Antonio 0uiros
cAJAs TARRos PARA UNTURAs
Sue. de L. VIIaniI q Co.
1 GAIA DE ANUNclOS
ViIIar co.
II IL CAJAS DE SARDINAS
GAIA MAQUlNARIAS
GAIA (deconocese contendo)
RCLLO DE PAPEL
ATADO DE PAPEL
cAJAS DE GRASAS
GAIA DE FOLDERS
~ CAJAS fMPLEMENTOS AGRlcOLAS
GAIA DE FOSFOROS
GAIA PAPEL
GAIA BATERlAS ELECTRlcAS
BARRlL BORAX
8 CUNETES DE CLAv0S
3 BARRILEs DE ARGOS PARA BARRILEs
sROLLO De CARTON
BARRIL (gnorandose contenido)
\ PLEAS CAIDERoS n ANAFREs
La venta Sc hara por articuo.
Condolences las de costun1bre.
Reinaldo vlZCARRONDo.
Annonedero P1bIico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-12
Hoy quedard...

Continuation de la pag. g.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-12
Ell FINAL DE
LA ExPEDICION

A pesar de todas estas bellezas
Y de las atenciones que tuviera
Ia dotaci6n con los pasajeros,
ayudada efcientemente por el al
to empleado de la companfa senor
yirgilio Raben, 10 cierto es que
todos al llegar exclamaron: "No
hay como Puerto Rico" y agil-
mente saltaron a terra.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-12-16
News From the
State University

University folk who sing in the
annual Christmas caroling sponsor
ed by the Y. W. and Y. NJ. c. A. ut the
state university on Thursday evening,
Dec II, will witness the revival Of
an old campus tradition, dead for
four years This custom is the read
ing Of Dickens "Chrstmas Carol"
from the platform in the University
armory where mammoth Christ
mas tree this year will cast Yule-
tide spell over the singers.
This year, for the first time, a
University student instead Of a mem
Der Of the faculty, will read the
"Christmas Carol" His name is
Lester Hartnett, and he is senior
in education from Grand Forks.
Both words and music of the late
Professor Franz Ricaby's song,
North Dakota T." copies of which
have been unavailable for several
years. will be reprinted as one of the
features Of the January issue of the
U. N. d. Alumni Magazine, accord
ing to an announcement made today
by its editors.
The privilege of reprinting this
most popular Of the University's
songs was secured by the staff from
Mrs Lillian Rickaby, who holds the
copyright ION it.
Glasses at the University Of North
Dakota will be discontinued for the
Christmas holidays at 6 p. H., Tues
day. December D. Glasses will be
again resumed Wednesday morning,
at o'clock, Jan 6. This gives stu
dents two weeks vacation,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-12-16
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Banker. Broker. Still BOYS

Yes, sir | bDugM my boy IN" "i noS" "I"rFF
trains ana = whoI" trjng Of track for rhr~t'H"1'
sad the banker to his irtond The broker
"Darned neat layout. too. Hanged if don't III
mos, believe IN going 70 play with it myself NOR"
iaau the boy will. | always wanted one when W.;
= Kid ana noynr did get one
The Jrek,r smiled uulers,andingy
Il nend to want a hicy,ic.' he admitted. On"
ri these DAYS got a notion 10 bay m-"'l one. too
,.fly I'm to fat 10 ride it,
Clu. do these TWO mon testify to the i0Ct that
wary email yrjs,TH boz, in every man IN America.
This j. ono OF the reasons the Toy shops do ="
,rau - Christmas time Every father wants T.
,r,.. his son haT.Dv O. course, but 10 the manu-
sgr,n~ars ever dream h0w many II the toys they
max. a~a = n primarily 70 satisfy some respectable
ej,!zsn's hidden longing 10 get his hands the
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Grarai- r,os- O: rs forget that We are only SINAI,
~. o-oy., -, We grow Ia middle age and beyond.
w. %, = -rife sou. and slightly bad; We acquire
90, immense a-,o.,o - a;cni1v and ever so many
,a-,1a call ne "-ni.+or~ Pm, away down under
No. ,ra-a -i1l axis. he little chan who used IN
wan. SIT NJ rod III, soldiers A. Christmas time and
never got -ha-n
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