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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
uN pRED1cADoR GENERAL

''Y ahora, NOS sigue diciendo-
s'otras misiones me han nombrado
algo asi como evangelists o predi-
cador general, 10 que me permite
a La vez ser miembro de La Asam-
blea Municipal.
s'De ahi ell que 20 enviara la
Asamblea una COMMUNICATION en- ese
sentido, y que Sc diera a la prensa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
La SITUAUON
DEL TESORO
MSULAR
En- Julio 81 del 1925, tlabfa
un balance de $3O8, ,865.14
BANCOS EN- Los CUALES
ESTAN Los FONDOS DEL
G0BIERN0

Ante nosotros, tenemos un infor-
me del Tesoro Insular, que da una
idea exacta y clara de cual era Ia
situaci6n de las finanzas guberna-
mentales Ell dia 81 de julio de 1925.
FoNDos GENERATES
DEL TESoRo
Balance total en- julio del 1926
$50, ,410 .37 menos $13,750. 90 en-
emprestitos a municipalidades y
Juntas Escolares- $22, $50 81.
Ingresos en- julio: Aduana y Rem
tas Internas- -$214, 1888 SO, Rentas
Internas- $S75,S71 90; Miscelaneas
$37,1s4 SO, Reintegros $50, ,929 80;
Transferencia del trust fund
$4,000 90. Total $688.36e "a,
Gran Total incluyendo ell balance
dc julio /, 1925-S711, ,o29. n. Gas
tos en- julio-$65, ,914 81; Transfs-
rencia al trust fund-$350, 900 90.
Total -$415, ,914 ST. Balance en- ju-
lilo 81 de 1925, 1926, 115. IA. Balan-
ce de undergraduates y Juntas Es-
colares- -$1S, $50 90. Balance Gene
raj de los fondos del Tesoro en- ju-
lio 81 del 1925-SsOS,s65. IA.
TRUST FUND:
Balance julio del 1925-$6,5 ,5s5,
(Continla en- La pag. g.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
NO HAY REUNION

Sc nos informa ademas, que
desde hace varios dias, los MEM
bros republicanos del comite han
decidido no asistir a las reunio-
mes, por 10 cual no esta funcio-
nando el Comite Local de la
Alianza, propiamente hablando.
Los animos estan sumamente
cxcitados Y Sc esperan algunas
sorpresas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
LA CAUsA

Como es natural, la causa del
rompimiento Sc ha hecho de pu-
blico conocimiento. Y nuestros in
formantes nos manifestan que clio
Sc debe los nombramientos de
profesores para el nuevo curse
escolar, que han dado lugar se-
rias divergencias por parte de los
republicanos con el Director Es-
collar, quien es unionista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
~Se pOndrd en- efeCtO
con tOdO rigOr Ia reSOlu-
Ci6n sObre incompatible
dad de CdrgOS
ASI LO DICE Ell ALCALDE
De SAN JUAN, SENIOR RO-
BERT0 H. TODD
LA medida regira tanto
para los sociaIistas como
para los republica-
nos purOs"

En- la manana del dia de aver vi
sitamos al Alcalde de la ciudad Sr.
Roberto H. Todd, para informarnos
de la actitud que el piensa seguir
ante ell conflicto originate por la
resolution sobre incompatibildad
de cargos, entre la Asamblea Mu-
nicipal y el comit6 Local de su
partido.
Como saben nuestros lectores, la
resoluci6n aprobada por la Asam-
blea, da facultades al Alcalde pa
ra proceder contra cualquier en-
pleado que dentro de ounce dias
permanezca como empleado de La
municipaIdad ocupando al mismo
tempo un cargo en- el Comite Lo-
cal del Partido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
Sc GRATIFTCARA

En- el trayecto de la casa Gonzalez
Padfn la Borinquen Barber Shop
Y ambo sestablecimientos inclusi-
vos, sc ha extraviado un prendedor
de platino con esmeralda rodeado
de brillantes. La persona que 10 en-
tregue al Sr. ALFONSO, PARIS
BAZAR, sera gratifcado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
UN coMITE ESPECIAL

A pesar de todo este, ell Direc-
torio, en- su Ultima session, desig-
no un comite especial para que Sc
traslade Manati y proceda a lu-
char por un entendido entire re-
publicanos y unionistas. iTriun-
fara este comite? Informaremos
nluy pronto, pues Sc espera que
los comisionados especiales entren
en- acei6n de un momento otro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
SEMIllA De CEBOIIAs

,Completamente fresca y en- las ca
Iidades bermuda colorado" y
Bermuda amarilla", vendo $500
la libra. MIGUEL MARROIG,
P. O. Box 1S4, AguadiIla, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
NO QUIEREN LA FUSION

Sc nos dice ademas que ALI los
republicanos no estan dispuestos
a ir la fusion con los unionistas,
y que 81 Sc acuerda ir a la fu-
sion ellos levantaran bandera Sc
paratista en- la localidad.
Los delegados republicanos van
a la Asamblea dispuestos a COM
batir Ia fusion, segdn los infor-
mes que Sc nos suministran. Ade..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
PARECE QUE RELY
NO EsTUvo CONFoRME.


Lo cierto es que juzgar por
las noticias que obtenemos uItl-
ma hOra, al ex-Gobernador parece
que le seduio la influencia que Sc
le concedia y aparentemente pro-
voc6 una explicaci6n Official para
echar a un lado la responsabihdad
cue le endosaba Ell rumor.
STATEMENTS oFICIALEs
DE ALTOS FUNCToNARIos
DE WASHINGTON
x 81 tai decimos, es porque tan
to FL Postmaster General de los Is
tados Unidos. Mr.. New, como Ell
Presidente de la Comisi6n del Ser
vicio Civil de los Estados Unidos,
han publicado statements oficiales,
desmintiendo Ell rumor en- todas sus
parties, y hacienda constar en- la
forma mas enfatica une Mont Reilly
no intervino absolutalnente para ma
da en- La designation del nuevo
Postmaster de San Juan, v que
mucho menos pudo conseguir ELI
minar de la hsta de elegibles uno
dc Los primeros candidates.
Las autoridades de Washington
quitan pues una responsabilidad de
hombros de Mr.. Reilly.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11

SENSATIONAL ENTREVISTA DEL GENERAL MCINTYRE
CON UN REDACTOR DE PUERTO RICO MUSTRADO"
"Cuando Gobernador elective para Puerto
Rico traO Washington IA primera 70 hice
declaration CstatementO decara-
ci6n encerraba mi opinion sobre AQUEL ITEM
PO. NO DESEO HACER NUEVOS COMMENTARIES DEL CA
so PARA MODIFICAR, M PARA RATIFICAR.
! = .... s...-s
ME sieno incinadO unS actitud aque-
Hos han conoadO los destnos Puerto durane
dltimOs Is amos. LO IMPORTANTE PARECERIA SER QUE
Sc MANTENGA LO QUE. Sc HA HECHO, MAS BIEN QUE
ASUMIR QUE CAMBIOS RADICALES SEAN NECESA.
RIOS PARA BIENESTAR DE LA ISLA"
Yea ell Puerto Rico Iustrado" de hoy viernes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11

weHN g11gaEsas'0IIz $500 1's' 7la
una nota Official, que hubo de ser
pubicada por ustedes.
s'En cuanto ESQ de sParroco
at large" ",-ternina diciendo Ell Sc
nor Landr6n'', debo deeirle que no
hay tai pues en- mi secta no szis-
ten esos tftulos''.
Queda pues complacidO ell sescr
Landr6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11

Por ell presente Sc le cita . uste-
des para una reunion que tendrii
lugar en- los salones de La comisi6n
de serv1cio Plbico el sabado 10
de los corr1entes, a las diez de Ia
madana, para tratar sObrs el segvi-
clio nocturno de las guaguas.
L. r. vIzcARRoNDo,
SecretariO INFERNO.
Efes Advt,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
DOS cAM1Nos

En- este asunto, Ell Alcalde tiene
dos caminos para escoger: FL 1ro.
poner en- efecto la disposition de la
Asamblea formulandole cargos a Los
(Continda en- la pag. O.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
HAsTA AHoRA


Seglin tenemos entendido, hasta
ahora no Sc ha resuelto definiti-
vamente 81 Sc lie acepta la re-
nuncia al Comisionado de Agri-
cultura, va que esta actitud por
parte de los jefes de departamen-
tos no es muy frecuente. Y por
10 tanto, mucho nnenos puede ha-
berse resuelto -quien podria ser el
sustituto del sefior Chard6n en- ca
SO de que Sc le aceptase Ia re-
nuncia.
De todos modos, nosotros, por
ser esta una question de caracter
pGblico, informaremos a nuestros
lectores de cualquiera que sea la
resolucion final.
Mientras tanto, ha llegado
circular el rumor, que solo aco-
gemos como tai, de que uno que
otro mieinbro de la Comisi6n de
Servicio P1blico pensaba seguir la
misna conducta del Comisionado
Chardon. Pero NADIA efectivo he
mos podido averiguar en- este
sentido.
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mas, estan con Arizona Siaca en-
cuanto a Ia estadidad Sc refere.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-05
HOTEL CONTINENTAL

Habitaciones c6mOdas para
pasajerOs = familjas. Sc ad.
miten aboEadOs;, buenas CO.
midas. Tetuan Is, aparts'io y
tel&fOHO R25. Sam Juan p e.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-05
La kazana detec-
tiuesca del dla
POr Vance Wynn

verSaci6n ohtuvo. una description
bastante completa del individuo
que habia pagado con moneda fall
sa,. Volvi6 a New York y cont6 su
historic la policia y las autorida-
des federales. Sc hizo un examen
del archivo criminal y Sc lego a ia
conclusion de que el culpable era.
Conkney Carr.
Este cabaIlero del crimen era muy
ccnocido de la policia. En- muchos
casos apareci6 como sospechoso do
complicidad, pero no Sc sabe como
en- una forma en- otra sienpre
consigui6 escapar ileso. De. todos
modos Sc di6 la voz de alarma J Sc
traslniti6 La orden de localizar a
Carr. Al cuarto dfa un agenta 64jo
que eVtdentemente Carr viva en-
una habitaci6n del cuarto piso do
una casa de apartamentos en- la
cuarta avenida.
Bagg Sc estacion6 Ell persona
frente a la casa y pudo ver al. hom-
bre. Pero no 10 arrest6. Las auto
rjdades federales. jsnlas arrestan
una persona por meras sospechas.
siempre Sc obtiene primero la evi-
dencia y despues al criminal.
Sc vigilo continna1nente a. Carr
y los agentes estaban al tanto de
todo cuanto hacia. Sc supo que te-
MIA varios compaferos que entra-
ban y salfan durante la noche. La
puerta de sus habitaciones siempre
estaba cerrads.
Fu6 un mes despues cue Bagg Sc
decide = a actuar. Sc hizo acempa-
far por tres de sus mejores HON
bres. Fran Flyn, Callahn y Esqui-
rille. Sc recordara que el pri1nero
lego ser mas tarde jefe de la Sc
creta. No seria exagerado decir
que Flyn es ell detective mejor que
Ia Jen1d0 Ell mundo. f--
Cuando llegaron q Ia casa de Ia
cuarta avenida Sc encontraron con
una jovencita sentada junto a Ia
ventana de las habitacIones que
ocupaba Carr. Era joven y muy be-
la. Un espejo estaba junto a la
ventana y le permitia yer todos
aquellos que Sc acercasen la puer
ia. Tan pronto Sc acercaron los de-
tectives, la joVen abandon6 la ven
tana
Habia lido a dar La voz de alar-
ma.
cuando los detectives suhfan Ia
escalera los falsifcadores bajaban
q toda prisa. Hubo una baSrlla
campal y finalmente Carr y, sus tres
compaheros fueron arrestados, sien-
do adenas coupadOs todos los I'M
plementos que usaban para la fall
sifcaci6n de d6lares de plata.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-05
LA cHIcA DE LA vENTANA

Cierta mafiana, ALA para media
dos de MARIO de 1910 las otlcinas
del Servicio Secreto dc Estados
Unidos Ell Washington recibieron
noticias de que en- New York y
Brooklyn estaban circulando dola-
res de plata falsificados. Ir1media-
tamente Sc envi6 un mensajo al
agente Bsgg, entonces encargado de
aquel distrito, instruy yendole para
que saliese tras los falsifcadores y
les pusiera en- manos de la justicia.
Soicit6 la cooperation de La p0-
licia de New York, y no obstante,
pasaron muchos dias antes de. que
tuviese una pista. Las circulares
habfan sido enviadas a todas par
tes Y Sc espera0a que pronto los
culpables diesen una pista que per-
m1tieEe localizarles. Un dfa un CO.
merciante de Staten Island inform6
que habfa caido victima de los fal
sifcadores. Un detective fu6 innle-
diatamente enviado al comerciante
y despu6s de una prolongada con-
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cENTRAA

hldif1cIU l0nsIru1do eGpresamenf&
para Horel Modernamente equipa-
do, con Ascensor, Habitactones con
baf0.@ Tel6fono, Timbres, Barberfa
y cuanCO requlere ell NodernO Con-
fort %Ee
Plan E3ur0peo. American Plan
Desde $1.U0 2.60. Desde $50 $50
Restaurant q La Csrta. Cubierto o..
EAN JOSE NO. IA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-05

9fre5t In
sistan en- pedir
siemprc el legi-
timo Compuesto
Negetal de Lydia
Z. Pinkham =
que las madres
saben 10 que
vale!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-05

senora debe
ton1ar regu-
larnentc cl
Compu.esto
tai de
Lydia E.
Pink h a m
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BELGTCA
(Anteriermente ''Ritzy")
JESUS AGRESAR

nuevo propietario.
Box GAO San Juan Tel. 1884
Gales: Tanca, Tetuan Y Recinto Sur
Hotel, Restaurant, Con1idas buenas
por cubierto y a la carta. Habita-
clones exteriores, amplias Y fres-
cas-. Servicio. esmerado. -Precios
m6dicos para abonados y, pasaje-
ros por diR. Sc sirve comida q
domicilio.
Aqua ABUNDANTE A TODAS
HORAS DEL Ola.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
Mother! It's Cruel to
'Physic" Your Child

To DR.. w. y. Caldwell, Of Mont.
cello, ILL.,, a practiclng physician for
~ years, II seemed cruel that 80
many constipated infants and chill.
dren had to be kept constantly
STIRRED UP" and half sick by taking
cathartlc pills tablets, salts, calomel
and nasty oils.
While lie know that constipation
was tho cause of nearly all child.
ren'B little Ms, he did not believe
that n sickening purge or "phygIc"
every day or two was necessary
IN DR.. Caldwells syrup Pcpsln he
discovered laxative which regu.
lstes tho bowels. a single dose VIII
tA9blHh natural, healthy bowel
movement for wcelm at time. even
II tbo child was chronically consti.
pated. DR.. Cal1woll's Syrup Pcpsln
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/ JEAl6W 9G9TWSGS
-, @S FG9S FWOGScT
~ " y Olive Roberts Bartor>
NO. 1s-THE iHASH" CAR

Msrldc Musknta name was ur
very last 90 40 un the ust Tor the
race
~ was 20 pc n hg race. with
more than 20 people iu it
Indeed. when Markie put Die
name down with tho Btuhby Head.
pencil hanging hy IA string Nirl,
save him a piece uf muslin with "a
big "sa" printed on it IA black
ink
You arc 90 put ihh on your
car somewhere" said Nick "rhe
back is the best place, Tor people
can 0er Il there. what Kind ~ "a
car are you going 10 race with7"
Huh" asked harkie, blinking
his eyes.
What kind of a ear hsyo your"
said Nirk again, Il have To put
down tho kind OF a car you arc
going 20 drive ia the race what
n ~"
Mbrl,ie hunked rapidly because hc
had 20 think rapidly Il guess you
can eail n u-u- Hash. slid
Markie "Ysa. tlAta what IN drive
"a Hash cas-"
That's funny name said
Nick. Il never heard OF H. Don't
you mran Nash
No. nothing like that. said Mar
kle, Its a Hash car" hS said
again lie started 20 grin from ear
TO car. aud finally no laughed out
loud tie was stlll laughing when
no went away swinging his mum
her
The next place 10 went 10 was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
CHAPrER l lContlnuen

After a time there came lull and
the dealer raised his voice 10 cntlcc
new patrons. Meanwhile. he PAUSED
90 roll cigaret tho size OF a wheat
straw While thus engaged there
sounded the hoarso blast % steam.
er's whistle IN the offlEg, and he
turned his head. Proliting by this
instant Of inattcntion a hand reached
across the table and lifted one OF the
walnut-sholls. There was nothing
under H.
Thus Gar Phillips had followed tho
pea unerrlugly. therefore he was
amazsd "a, the new bettor's mistake.
The dealer turned hack 10 his lay
out and winked ut the bystanders,
saying. Brother. III bet you SO
more that you've maae n bad be-"
His offer was accepted. Simultane.
onsly Phillips was seized with an in
tense desire TO beat this sharper az
his own game; impuls!yely he laid a
protecting palm over the shell be-
meath which he knew the little sphere
TO lie"
I'm pick this one" he heard him.
self say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12

q pallld. weeping sentinel which
stands guard for tho great iee,caps
beyond Winter SHOWS. summer f1Rs
and rains have washed the hlllsidgs
clean. they arr lsached cut and they
present lifslcfn. foFhlddlnE front 10
travseru. In many places the gran.
To fragments which sim cucumber
them Dc piled one above another 10
such titanic chaos as 10 discourage
mans puny efforts 20 climb over
them Nevertheless. men have done
20. and b. tho thousands. by the tens
Of thousand on this particular
morning AN unendlng procession Of
human beings was straiuing up aud
over and thru tho confusion. They
lifted themselves By foot and By
hand. where tho tiopo waA stcepest
they crept on all fours They formed
an unbroken. thrfadlike stream rx-
tending from underline 90 crest.
each Individual being dwaftcd 90 mi
eroscopie proportions by the size Of
his surroundings. They flowed across
tho floor % the valley, then slowly.
very slowly. they flowed W Us al
most perpendicular wall Now they
were lost TO slEht. again they reap.
Psavd eiambsriuE over glacier seara
o. toillng up steep. rocky sIides,
finally they emerged away up undee
the arch ot the sky.
Looking down from tho root x tho
pass itself The scene was doubly tan
pttkslye. FOR m. wooded valley lay
ou,sur,ched elrar &c the sea. ana
on, OF Il came that long. waveriuE
limo OF ants They did. indeed. AZ.
pear 10 be ants. those men. a. thcy
dragged themselves across the
meadow and up the ascent. they &c
ssmbled nothing moro than file Of
those industrious Insects creeping
across the bottom and up the sides
OF bathtub. and tho likeness was
borne out by the fact that all carried
burdens.
10 be continuotD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12

me fepair shop down the road
whore ihr rtrrkiuE car alood. Aieo
about "a dozen OLD ustei cars that
looked nr tho there had been am
explosion somewhere.
Whntu sou give me an that
lunk fprf the little follow asked
the man who had the shop.
The man thought for "a white ln
Tho end b was arranged that Mar.
kic should work Tor q week with.
out pay And he should have uii
the Htuff DO wanted at tho ond az
that time. 90 40 as he pleased with.
Htsiies that. when be- wasn't
busy helping Mister Goat. be- could
have his spare time 60 himself NJ
was exactly what Murkls winfield
We'll, az last the day ~ the race
came aud everybody for mites
around floesed 20 the place 20 SEQ
who wa going 90 win the sold
medal.
ltingtnn Coon'a yellow racer car
which mad an been fixed over look.
cd az yellow ha CiudercllaH pump.
kin before h turned into coach.
And AN the other cafs had been
repaired ana painted and fixed up.
too.
Every ear had q big number fast
ehod onto tho back and II certainly
looked like Fair bay or something
The ipco track around tho pond
was Hcruped ~ smooth aud as Lowell
a. a bread board
All The people eat iu the grand
stand. and rIsht across the track
eat the judges who were 10 mar.
ase tho races and decide on the
Winneu
A rope stretched across the track
That was 30 show the exact spot
for starting and stopping
II was time TO begin the race and
everybody was there bat NO. s5"
~ last NO 90" appeared. Every.
body luohtd al hls program 90 SEQ
who NO. g. was. The program
laid "Msriic MurKrut drying a
Hash ear"
Then they an began 20 laugh.
And really a. was no wonder n
you could have seen that earl II
Was made up Of pieces Of dozen
wrecked oatN--wheels OF one. top OF
another. engine Of another and 20
on, And there sat Marids ~ proud
o. Punch
TO IIo Contlnucdl
Copyright. 1895 y. y. A. Service. IucJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
mn srOlaN mus FAR

A TON ~ provisions aud a thousand
follarst The prospect ~ Pierce Phil
.rE over Erltiug across Chilkopt pa -
ta thr sol 81 che yukon was indrSs
disma8lug Most fellows viii quit
snd 50 homo. he thought Aud ser
Phillips ls not discouraged Ne 10
rather surprised az hts own rebound
afteF the tirst shock.
Al uyra. tu Alaska. Phillips Joins
ing that day landed from the first
boat coming north He becomes tn
terrstcd iu the uourisbing shell
game which Lucky" Broad and Kid
Bridges are operating on the street
Hts quick eye detects tho shifting
OF the pea from one she'll 90 another
a. the victims arc flcercd % their
savings lie looks ON and says moth
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
F{ND J S eAEi a 1E!|
49, Rex Besa t

Better ltt me deal you a new
hand. the gambler suggested
Nothing OF tho sort" a man az
Philips shoulder broke ia Hang
on 20 that shell, Kid You're risht
and I'm going down for the slse u
his haukroll7 The speaker was cyi.
IDENTIFY miner. for no carried a
bulky pack upon his shoulders lie
placed heavy palm over tho b3lk
of Phillips hand. then extracted from
tho depths ot HIS oycralls lat roll
OF paper money
The siEo OF this wager together
with the determination 81 is owner,
appeared briefly Co nouplus the
dealer. lie voiced protest. but the
miner forclhly oyerbore a.
SAY. eat up this shell atuftr no
declared. TITS my meat, and Two
trimniNd every Unborn that ever
came 10 my town There's $500. you
cover Il. and you cover this boys
bet. too" Tho fellow Wtnkcd reas.
aurlngly Al Phillips "You heaui him
say the sky was his limit. didn't your
Wen, let's see how high tho sky Ia
In these paTtsr'
There was movement IN the
ehowd. whereupou tho speaker cried
warningly; Boosters, stand hacid
Don't Try 20 give us tho elbow. or
IN close up this gamer To Pierce
he murmurcd. eonfldcntlally: We've
got him right. Don't lot anybody
edge you out" lilo put morc weight
upon Phillips hand ana forced the
young man closer TO the table,
Pierce had no intention Of surrcu.
derinE his place. and now tho salts
faction OF triumphing over these
crooks excited him, He continued 10
cover the walnut sholl while with his
free hand he drew his own money
from his pocket. lie saw that the
owner OF the game was suffering
extreme discomfort az this check.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12

I wouldn't advise all girls 20 wait
until they were rs or 81 or oven
80 before marrying. Tho age at
which girls are most nearly ready
to settle down. and not feel that
she must accept her first proposal
in order TO escape tho stigma Of
"oid maid"
She doesn't neea TO accept a man
Just TO be supported or TO have a
home, because II she has tho ma.
terial IN her that viii make d good
wife. sho can take care Of herself
until she meets man she loves
and wants to marry.
This isn't so much OF a mans
world as It used TO 10. Sincerely,
A MOTHER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12

not only causes n gentle, caay bowel
movement but best OF all, II ~
often months before another dose In
necessary. Besides. it@is absolutely
harmless, and 80 pleasant that even
n cross, feverish, bilious, sick child
gladly takes It.
Buy largo 60.cent bottle nj any
store that SELLS medicine ana Just
see for yourself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12

Undoubtedly there Is nothing 50
beautiful or so appealing as young
love. The dewey.eyed maid OF IS
who falls for tho sheik who has
always depended on dad for his
spending money. may feel very
genuine emotion.
IL her romance doesn't eliminate
in marriage we sympathizs with
her heartache, but we know that
she viii have other romantic expe.
riences. And We can look ahead
and see how much misery they
would both have had TO endure had
they Joined their immature judg.
ments as well as their love and
tried TO make home together.
There are many girls Of is who
are settled enough in their minds
TO become good wives. But most
girls are not. They have had a
taste Of life, but not enough. They
need wider experience, and few
moro hard knocks from Fate before
they are able to cope with com
plicated age such rs tho one in
which we live.