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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19
Como la Autosugestion
Consciente carnbio to-
da mi vida

ssYc era IN hipocondriaco, que es CO.
mo aiaman los med.cos a quienes Sc ha
Han tesanimados. melancoIcos, preocupa-
dos por su salud y decades de espiritu.
Mis- amigos me namaoan 'el desconsola'
do's piss jamas me veian feliz. No po-
dia estarlo. FL pesar que me dominaba 4
causa de mi preocupacion acerca de mi
salud ne hacia recluirme Y huir de GUAM
tos tTataban de consolarme. La perspec-
tiva de mi vida estaba obscarecida por
nubarrones que presagiaban desdichas /;
era realmente un enfermo del alma del
cuerpo.
.ssUn dia, cuando mas angustiado esta-
ba mi amino, un amigo me dto un foae-
to titulado La Fnosofla de la Autosu-
gestion Consc,ente@ diciendome: "Quie-
70 que leas este hbrito Y luego me digas
tn parecer sobre ell misno''. Despues de
leer unas cuantas hneas me senh pro-
tundamente interesado en- Ell Hbro y 10
lei de principle fin, ~ despues 10 lei de
1uevo para empaparme mejor en- las con-
soladoras doctrinas que enseha. Al termi-
mar su lectura, el mundo me parec.o mas
alegre mi espfritu Sc ezpansion6 CO.
mo no 10 habta hecho nunca y dectdi ha-
Ger 10 filosofia cue este hbro ensefa par
Ie de mi vida.
'sYa Sc han disipado mis- penas con-
gojas; me sienti feliz y confiado. Por Ia
mahal sa go de mi casa con ftrme ds-
termination de veneer dntcultades, re-
greso por la noche satisfecho = conteTJo
de haberlo realizado. Nj mi salud, cue he
recobraao entsrarnente, nj n.nguna otra
preocupaci6n me agobia apena; ahora
disfrttc de los placeres que brinda Ia vi
ia como jamas 10 hsbia podido hacer.
Salud, fe'icidad, psz en- la mente, con-
ffanza en- MI mismo, este mucho mas
Sc 10 debO a las -ense6anzas que me ha
V escucho, como EN- I'm sueilO,
In SEGA v0Z del anticuario
que tiene ell alma en- las joyas.
impartido ''La Filosoffa de la Autesuges-
ti6n Cnnsciente'' HI ~
NoTA.-St usted desea un ejemplar
del Hbro que tanto bien ha hecho al Sc
nor e.. bastard que envie su nombre y
direction a la New York. State Publish
ing Company. Dept. 26S E, Rochester.
N, T., E, U, A, y Sc lie ehviara usted
enteramente gratis. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19

"Qne haie San Isldro" titdlase
nna camodla de Pablo Parellada
que esgren6 IA eompafifa del In
fanfa Isabel. Obra acerca dc la cual
giign un rrOnista madrileHo:
'Ei popular Melton GOnzalez'
"a querldo dar forma teatral una
Fez mas a IA Erase proyerbial que
Fexa zapateto q tus zapatos', po-
aiend0 de relieve ante los especta-
aores "a fraeaso que suele acompa-
RaF slempre a anienes Sc salen dc
80 medic. > como Il aglinto cs vie
b., - ha adornado con situaclones
eonlcas y con tipos pintorescos,
sin peFder el hilo pedag6gico v SEN
tlmfnlaI de Ia eomedla. cuy0 pri-
mer aefo. Il mas Iogrado, vall0 gran
Co aglansos Al senor Parellada;
cue salud6 desde q proscenio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19
TRAzADo NO. 2
TANoUEs DE JUeAR

Un tanQue de jugar es muy atrac
two pero su gasto es considerable.
La mayor parte de estos tanques
estan hechos de concrete. Usual
mente son de forma circular. su
tamafo depende de los fondos que
Sc tengan Por 10 regular los tan
oues niden de treinta a cincuenta
pies de diametro. FL centro de uno
de estos tanques de cincuenta pies
de ancho debera ser por 10 menos
de 18 pu1gadas de profundidad, mu-
riendo en- NADIA hacia la orilla.
una bancada de por 10 menos cua-
tro pulgadas debe proveerse alrede-
dor del tanque para evitar que la
arena sea arrastrada dentro. El
tanque debers estar situado en- for
ma tai que no recibira el drenaje del
terreno.
El sunninistro de aqua para 81
tanque debera estar al centro. POI
10 menos dos y medic pies de ex'
cavaci6n debe de hacerse cuardo Sc
este construyendo Ell tanque.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19

San Juan, P. R.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19

la estrenarin en- ell C6mico. Despues
escribira para el Lara Y, acaso, pa
ra Margarita Xirgu.
Asimismo planea, va, una come
dia para Lola Membrives aunque
6sta serfa estrenada- dentro de al
gunos meseS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19

DON 1AcINrO BENAvENTE SC
se solie.tadisim0 por los directores
3 empFesarios espanoles, su plnma
afafenfemente facil, no bastarfa 81
"a eserltor quislera complaccr to-
dos
Ter u pFoni0. anuncia quo ticne
en preparation una comedia para
los esp0s0s Diaz-ATtigas, Quienes
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19
VIDA ESCENICA
ESPANOLA
oHEAs. ArToREs. cosncos

AfARGARITA AlRGU. la insign,
c1ufsilnnia la que tantO admira
- gulere a lhblieo portorriquefio
nalia ga Ia aesmiidad una bri-
iianffsima trmioruda ca fl '"TeatIO
& Esfaaoir ae Madrid.
IA t5mnlbla la AlargaFita. exec.
ieafis.ma csna siempre esta for
F Eaasia IpaF Jos siguieutes elementos
Aelrlccs. Milagros Aliacar. Car
mem Narlonell. Amnar0 coFtes. An.
lealia Fuenies. Rosa Lulsa Goros-
feEn. Maria Niilanes. Amelia Mu.
he1, Julia rachelo. Ana de siria
aareaFlia Nirgu.
AaaHe I.uls L. Agudfn. Luis
A.ealsle. Joaquin Burgos. Jose ca
ransTa. Maleos. Fernando F'crnan-
dez 81 c6rdoia. Julio ImfIesta,
4 fmnsiseo L6pcz silva. Salvador
Marta o. CaNro. Alfonso Munoz,
Nislei orfin. Jose Ruste. Elias
san Juan
a esius n0mbres hay que agre-
gag "a g.ori'sso &C. Rosario Pine. que
0Quq "a puhlicamos oportunamen-
ie aifern6 eon Margarlta en- las re-
liFsrfnfnelones de Ia "Crlstalina''
quiufeFiana.
cum1 n0ye'lades figuran On al
rrlauo las sigaientes obras:
Ia tensanza de Atahualpa". le-
8enfia en dlhlogo. en tres actos. y
en prpsa. original de don Juan Va
lsfa IN Jnsticia aIasionada". dra-
ma - tres acfos original dc don
iaelnfo BenaTente: Las alas del
amuF comedla en tres actos. origi-
nal de ios ~ehon-s Serafln Joa-
lin Alvarez Quintero: "Pepita y
s7sn Juan-. loa original DE los Sc
Atr-s ss.FafiA joaquin Alvarez
igalnieros ~La noble andariega",
drama "a fnss actos. original de don
f-uis Fernandez Ardavm.
I Nersiones castellanas LOS sa-
bies no ven'' original De don Fran
lsoo de CuFel traduccl6n de- don
Eduardo Alanluina ia casa en- or
len' de Arthur ". Pinero; la
vida que O. al" y Como antes me-
+ ioF gue antics. de l.. PirandellO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19

JOSE 1TAN CADENAS. ha he
rtp mn nucYo esfuerzo admirable,
3 sraeias a n Madrid cuenta con un
uh.vo teatro. Il ''Alkazar''. situado
en Il coFaz6n de Madrid, en- Ia ca
o. ~ Aleala.
El "Akazar", - inaugur0 recien
.emenie , Dc esga fiesta teatral da
H8nfa un dlaFlo madrilenO en- es-
Cos teFmin0a:
~rodO en Il nuevO teatro respOn-
~ al espectaculo que "a el Va "A cul-
flFarse. Eiasta los memories detalles
lleuen IA mas intima y elegante CO.
qneieFia Es un teatro allegro. des-
iamhrador. donde las mnjeres pue-
ta.h Verse 3 admirarse a gusto. lu-
81 sus tallettes. cue destacan sobrC
ios eutnnados fonaos de Jos palcos
rnpizados de seda. tn teatro eonlt
a gelna Victoria. DeFcEpadp \ FLO
Idas ma sala a. hueu tono. III
teufra eHropeo que honra "A Madrid
"a saia. enguiTnaldaca. y el pros-
eenio. eonverfido de cauasiiila d,
none; luz, mueha luz. ofrccla m
hFiilanie gDlpc a. vista
pa inicos B lsntacas. toda Ia gen
~ eonocida earas sonrientes: pd-
hlico hlen dlspuesto Iorque bien sa-
- qae no puesie ssnrirse defrauda-
a. cuandu interviews este duende
A. las eieganelas que Sc Hama Pep,
cadenas"
NeFine6se la funci0n inaugural
oan q esfreno de Ia opereta "Alada.
me Pompadour" de Leo Fall, cuyo
lihnlo han adaptable a Ia eseena
espaGola con acierto. seglin Sc in.
fieEe. ios sefl0Fes Cadenas y Con
zilez del Castillo.
IA critlco del a. II c." declara
"A Fesl@cto;
Ia mdslea, DE- FAN, de la que
- Fepiflerpn Tari0s ndmerOs. tiene
en tedo nlomento una llnea dc su-
Hrma elegancia. III duo de tiple
N"AF#A #&NA AAAAatA MAANs HMN - AIA-
eia eon una delieada Erase mel6diea,
gus a. ~ motive temAtlco de- la par
giium a ~duefto' slguiente, en-
- aego as'gundo "A "duett0" c6micO
ar "a ralnIadour 3 Calicot, y el
lsomriiia musical con que finali-
Ca "a aefo s0n ofras tantas paginas
mny delicadamenie lellas. que en-
tonan eun todu flnnra dc maticcs
las sliuafiones del libro, que Ca
denas y Gonzalez del Castillo han
tFuducido y arreglado con un buen
sfisio peculiaF > e0nocimiento de
eeins meuesteres"
Ao menos enthusiasts son los jul
fins arFuncados I'Or la presentation
suntnnsa y de muy huen gusto y
IslF los Interpreters. Entire estos fl
euraila nuestTa conocida Julia FOns
"a tlpie julia Lajos. a actor c0mi-
- f'eIe Moncayo y Il tenor Az
nar
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-19
rANouEs DE NATAc1oN

Un tanque de nataci6n es de ma
yor attractive Y de especial y ex-
clusiva importancia que un tanque
de iugar. No constituye necesaria-
mente una parte de las actividades
de un parque de recreo. Por 81 pro
pio es un parue de recreo.
information en- cuanto La cons
truccion de tanques de nataci6n
puede obtenerse a solicitud de la
Associated Tile Manuf ufacturers,
Beaver Falls, Penna.
-CoNTINUARA-
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-10

No trace has been had of the two
masked men who entered the sharp
County Bank at Williford one night
recently, gagged and bound the cash
Ter, $. O. Norris, and made away with
S4,700 Of the banks money, and the
identity Of the perpetrators of that
deed is as great a mystery now as on
the morning following the robbery. It
is the theory of some of those connect
ed with the bank that the robbers
caught train out Of town soon after
the deed was done, and made good
their escape before any alarm was
given. The job. was a clean one, and
il is quite probable that those who did
it will never be apprehended.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-10
Strange Power Of
Mexican Mustang
Liniment
Penetrates Through the Skin
to the Bone Drives Out
Rheumatic Aches, Heals
Cuts, Bruises and Sores

Sufferers from rheumatic aches and
pains and those who are troubled with
sore muscles or stiiIened joints can get
wonderful and quick relief through the
use OF a preparation known as Mexican
Mustang Liniment. It seems to possess
the magic power to penetrate through the
surface of the skin, direct to the very bone
and its action brings healing and quietihs
and complete end to pain.
Il is said the Mexican Mustang noted
for its speed was kept In condition and
Joints timber and flexible by this same
application. The almost magic effect OF
Mexican Mustang Linimentfor human use
TO relieve pain and for healing cuts ana
bruises, makes Il very necessary home
remedy. All druggists and wholesalers sell
Mustang Llnlment or can get IL for you
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-10
AN EXHILARATING EFFECT

A bottle Of Herbine on the shelf at
home is like having doctor in the
house all the time, 1t gives instant
relief when the digestion gets out Of
order or the bowels fail to act. One
or two doses is all that is necessary
to start things moving and restore
that iine feeling of exhilaration and
bouyancy of spirits which belongs only
to perfect health. Price 6Oc. Sold by
Palace Drug Store.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-10

The cotton gin at Melbourne closed
its work for the season one day last
week on account of continued trouble
with the machinery. The cotton crop
in that section is not yet out by any
means, and many farmers will have
to haul their cotton considerable dis
tances in order to get it baled.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-10

f. NJ Daniel, a merchant at Nam
moth Spring, last week received let
ter from an unknown party enclosing
a ten dollar bill. The party stated
that Mr.. Daniel gave him ten dollars
too much change years ago, and he
wanted to make the matter right. The
letter was mailed at Memphis.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-10

Roscoe Parr, an 18 year old boy
living near Tuckerman, this season
picked 1923 pounds of seed cotton and
gathered 200 pounds of bolls from one
acre of ground. The boy is a member
of the Boys Agricultural Club of
Jackson county.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-10

Dow Orr, well known farmer liv-
ing near Ash Flat, in Sharp county, de-
ares that he made the best cotton
crop this year he ever made in all the
years he has been farming, and in
spite of this fact he says he is $400
worse off financially than when he be-
gan his crop in the spring.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-10

In order to decrease the number of
accidents in Mississippi county Bly,
theville motor company is offering to
supply tail lanterns for all wagons ant
buggies free
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-10

At the last session Of the Yell coun-
ty circuit court fifteen DEGREES of di-
vorce were granted. During the 30
days preceding only one marriage
license was issued. Dan Cupid seems
to he playing a losing game in that
county.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-10

The Batesville-Mammoth Spring
highway received government aid In
the sum of SAL 900 last week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-10
North Arkansas News

A raccoon, which weighed q
pounds after being dressed, was caught
near Bald Knob last week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-10

Sam Spencer, Tuckerman negro
is in jail at Newport charged with
beating his young step-son to death
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-10

Mayor c. f. Judkins of Black Rock
recently made trip to Blue Eye, Mo-,
making the journey in the old-fashion'
ed way, ON horseback.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-10

Because of bad weather, the new
union station at Hoxie probably will
not be completed until February l, a
month later than had been expected.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-10

A number of Sharp county residents
are putting out many fruit trees and
grape cuttings. The grape trains"
that have visited this part of the state
this year have given impetus to the
grape movement
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-10

The 1-month old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Mcdaniel of NettletOn
was found smothered to death Friday
morning when the mother went in to
take II from its bed.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-10

anticipated crop over twO-thirds, but as
it was, the growers made as high as
5000 per acre.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-10

Arkansas shipped more than 1859
carloads Of strawberries this year that
brought in profits to growers of more
than $1,5OO,O0O. Dry weather cut the
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-10

keep quail hunters off their land, ae-
cording to the Hardy Herald.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-10

Three homes in Tuckerman were
entered last week by burglars, who got
away with articles valued at more
than a hundred dollars.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-10

An eagle, measuring seven feet he
tween tips of wings, was killed one
night recently by Walter Henry, a
hunter near Salem. In the darkness
he thought he was firing at wild
turkey.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-10

Scores of farmers in Sharp county
are posting their land this season ia
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-10

The general store of Charles Nc
Kenzie at Olyphant, Jackson county,
was entered through window over
rear door Friday night and merchan-
disc valued approximately at Sl0O was
stolen.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-10

The board of education of Marion
county has received 1000 little volumes
containing the Gospels of Matthew
Mark, Luke and John for distribution
among the schools.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-10

At conclusion of a Thanksgiving ser
vice held at Clarksville members ot
the congregation walked up to the
front and laid down $500 for the bene
fit of the community's needy.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-10

strawberry plants in Bald Knoll
fields, growers say, were not damaged
by the summer drouth and fall rains
have proven beneficial. a big crop is
expected next season.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-10

Say II with type, flowers die.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-10

county.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-12-10


cording to the Hardy Herald.
Because of bad weather, the new
union station at Hoxie probably will
not be completed until February l, a
month later than had been expected.
In order to decrease the number of
accidents in Mississippi county Bly,
theville motor company is offering to
supply tail lanterns for all wagons and
buggies free.
The 1-month old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Mcdaniel of NettletOn
was found smothered to death Friday
morning when the mother went in to
take II from its bed.
The board of education of Marion
county has received 1000 little volumes
containing the Gospels of Matthew,
Mark, Luke and John for distribution
among the schools.
strawberry plants in Bald Knob
fields, growers say, We're not damaged
by the summer drouth and fall rains
have proven beneficial. a big crop is
expected next season.
At conclusion of Thanksgiving ser
vice held at Clarksville members Of
the congregation walked up to the
front and laid down $500 for the bene-
fit of the community's needy.
The general store of Charles Me
Kenzle at Olyphant, Jackson county,
was entered through window over
a rear door Friday night and merchan-
disc valued approximately at 500 was
stolen.
An eagle, measuring seven feet he
tween tips of wings, was killed one
night recently by Walter Henry, a
hunter near Salem. In the darkness
he thought he was firing at wild
turkey.
A number of sharp county residents
are putting out many fruit trees and
grape cuttings. The grape trains"
that have visited this part of the state
this year have given impetus to the
grape movement.
AT the last session Of the Yell coun-
ty circuit court fifteen DEGREES of di-
vorce were granted. During the 30
days preceding only one marriage
license was issued. Dan Cupid seems
to he playing a losing game in that
county.
Arkansas shipped more than 1859
carloads Of strawberries this year that
brought in profits to growers Of more
Evening star., 1925-08-29

cial election September 2e became
known today when Gilbert Sitter OF
Stanley, Wis, and George Bauman OF
Milwaukee filed nomination papers
with the Secretary of State.
Sitter filed as an independent Re
publican candidate. 1t was said al
the Secretary of States Office that his
petitions were brought to the Office
by the same man who brought the
papers of DR.. Daniel Woodwa OF
Oshkosh, candidate for the Republi
can nomination in the special primary
September 10, preliminary to the spe
ctal election. Woodward has been in
dorsed by leaders of the Ku kluS
Khan.
Baumau filed as an independent can
didate under Socialist-Labor designa
ton. His name and that OF Sitter, as
well as OF Edward j.. Dilhmar OF
Baraboe. self-styled Coolidge -Da Yves
Republican, will appear only on the
special election ballots, the attorney
general having ruled that independ-
ert candidates could not enter the
primary.
The petition of former Gov. Francis
r. McoTovern, Milwaukee. for a place
on the Republican ticket in the spe-
cial primary election September 10.
contained 4,346 names.
John Work. socialist, also entered
the race.
Evening star., 1925-08-29
SHIPPING NEWS
Arrivals at and Sailinss From
New YorI,
nyrtirA+ Spr;7r TIp,.
tRRTYEp YESTERDAY
Daylight Saving Time

Nts-stN I'D E7I ctsUAl
alacret3ria. Southampton. Aug. 23
De Gfssse Eavre Aug. 10
MaIc.lUri4 ...... san francisco. Aug.
DUE TODAY.
T.au-a.,l Antwerp. Au-. 20
Niecw Amsterdam. -. Rotterdam, Aug. "
Evening star., 1925-08-29
SMITH 'TURNC0AT.,'
HYLAN DECLARES
Has BeSmirched Hearst,
Man Who Made Him.
Mayor Says.
Rr the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. August 29.-Mayor
Eylan accused by Gov. Smith of blind
subSeryieence to a super-boss. charges
the governor with besmirchinG VIII
liam Randolph Hearst, 'the man who
helped him enter the executive man
sion at Albany"
The mayor replied over the municipal
ado station last night TO Gov. Smith s
initial speech Of the primary cam
paign. In addition to discussing Mr..
Hearst the mayor denied the gov
srnor's charges that he had conferred
with Kan representatives during the
last Democratic national convention.
The governor" said the mayor.
"forgetS the time when TamlnanY' s
greatest leader, Charles +. Murphy,
convinced that Alfred L. Smith, as a
candidate for governor, did not have a
chance in the world of being elected in
1918. appealed to me through another
10 see Mr.. Hearst and urge him to
have his newspapers support Mr.
Smiths candidacy.
Mr.. and Mrs Smith went to Mr..
Hearst's home and enjoyed his hos
pitalty. In addition. Mr.. Hearst gave
his promise of support and supported
Mr.. Smith In his newspapers and Mr.
Smith was elected when he would not
have been, as Mr., Murphy admitted,
without the help OF Mr.. Hearst.
Mr.. Smith has conveniently for
gotten this. preferring now to besmirch
the man who helped him enter the
executive mansion at Albany. But Mr..
Smith has changed since the days OF
Oliver Street. He has new cOnferePS
and associates. His suite st the Bit
more Hotel costs more. per year. than
his entire salary as governor.
Evening star., 1925-08-29
TRIES TO POISON SELF.
Girl Says She Swallowed Dose B,
cause Father Punished Her.

Josephine Lagana, Is years old, OF
Capital Heights. Md, swallowed q
quantity of poison yesterday. follow
ing whipping by her father, accord
ing to physicians at Casualty Hospi-
tai, where she was treated
She told physicians at the hospita,
that her father had denied her q
request Thursday night and later
punished her. Brooding over the
supposed injustice OF the reproof, she
procured the poison, she told at
tendants.
She was released from the hos
pital late last night.
Evening star., 1925-08-29

be printed a series of questions, with
three or four answers to each ques-
ton. The applicant would be re-
quired to Observe the several an
swers and check the correct one for
each question.
The traffic inspector said he thought
there was merit in the proposal and
when the conference ended Prof.
Moss agreed to submit sample sheets
to the inspector for his further con-
sideration.
The inspector said that even il this
plan should be adopted the police ex-
aminerS would continue to take one
applicant at time, because that sys-
TEN enables the officer to observe the
alertness and intelligence of the ap-
plicant while he is answering the
questions
Evening star., 1925-08-29
LA TOILETTE FILES
FOR SENATE RACE
Petitions for Republican
Nomination in Wisconsin.
Wilcox Also Announced.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
MADISON. Wis, August 29.-Roy
F. Wilcox OF Eau Clair and Robert
NJ. La Toilette Of Madison, candidates
in the special primary September Is
for the Republican nomination for
the United States Senate, filed papers
with the secretary Of state last night.
Their petitions completed filing of
all announced candidates in the pri-
mary or in the special election Sep.
tenlbeT %. except Arthur II. Barry
OF milwaukee,. Republican. Barry said
he would be a candida te. but early les
night had not communicated with the
Secretary Of States Office since At
torneJ- General Ekern ruled that he
could not run IN the primsry under
La Follette-Wheeler prosressivism'
fesiPnati ton
Evening star., 1925-08-29
Wilcox Also Independent.

Wilcox notified the Secretary of
State that he would file tomorrow as
an Independent candidate In the spe-
cial election September 20 to insure
the appearance of his name on the
ballot III the event OF his defeat in the
primary. Eric Onstad. La Toilette
campaign manager, said that Senator
Shipstead of Minnesota was scheduled
to start speaking for La Toilette Sep
tember ?, and that Senator Wheeler
of Montana plans to come to aid in
the campaign about September 10.
Two surprise candidacies in the spe-
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AUTO PERMIT QUIZ
CHANGE PROPOSED
Written Examination Urged
for Applicants for Licenses
to Drive Car.

4 written examination instead OF
an oral quiz of applicants for auto
mobile operator permits has been sug
gesfed to Inspector r. W. Brown Of
the Traffic Bureau by Prof y. A.
Moss Of George Washington Univer-
sity.
Inspector Brown said the professor
proposed that the Traffic Bureau have
applics ion blanks on which would
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PUT PRICE ON HEAD.

CHICAGO. August % P.-The
Chicago jewelers. Association, follow
ing the bankers example, yesterday
announced a reward Of $4,000 for the
killing OF a bandit engaged in holding
up ieWelry store.
Increase in the frequency Of hold
ups, and prohibitive insurance rates,
are forcing jewelers. either to fight
crime in q drastic way or be driven
out OF business. said Albert L. Ell
bogen. chairman OF the association s
welfare committee