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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-07

RAULES--NfALETAS- MALETI
MES, todos estilos. todos precioa
los vende Fernandez. San Francis
70 AZ dnica casa en- Puerto Rico.
que especializa en- artfculos pars
viaje. p
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GUAGUAS- vendo dos guaguas
Day-Elder con franquicias Mar
tin Pefa, FaciEdades para pago.
Lame TeI6fono 954 azul, apartado
O31, Sapturce. 6-19
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RUENA OPORTUNIDAD. Por t

.ner que ausentarse su dueio ur-
gentemente, ofrece sus muebles en-
venta, por cantidad muy limitada
a la Avenida Taft, No. 20, la
me al telefono 364 negro, Santurce.
R-7
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-07

MUEBLES de magnffica OCCASION
casi sin uso v6ndense por mott
vo viaje, baratos, pero cash. Ca
rretera Ponce de Leon No. II altos.
Tel6fono 1894 verde. SO
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CLOBOS de gonna largos ' redon

dos, para recibir de fabrica al
precio de so cts. gruesa. Haga su
orden hoy Anselmo Torres Co.
Rep. Cidra, P. r. 6L17.
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PARA LAS DAMAS. Trabajos de
plisado, tru-tru v Sc forran bo-
tones. Sc despachan 0rdenes Dor
correo. Parada IL Cuevillas IL, te-
lefono ] negro, Santurce. 8-3
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EFrCTOS MILITAREs, mosqr

aus, capas, guerreras, pantalo-
nes, banles, polaines, camisas. Pre-
clos especiales para quincalleros.
El Bosque de Bolonia, 33 San Sc
bastian ST., San Juan. 6-3O
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MAYAGUEZANOS.

MAYAGUEZANOS. ST quer6is
contemplar los tltimos adelan-
tos de Mayaguez, enviad 55 centa-
vos y lie enviaremos album con 20
fotograffas colores. La Voz de la
Patria, Mayaguez. p. r. 60
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CE ALQUILA casa concrete calle

Hip6dromo No. 10. Tiene cua-
tro dormitorios, comedidades mo-
dernas, Y garage. Informara Euge-
MO Benftez Gomez. Telefono IS,
Santurce. 6-10.
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DARA CABALLERO.-

f1AhA CABALLERU.-Se alQuiIa
en- parada 26, Carretera Nueva.
esplendido mira dor amueblado,
completamente independents, servi
clio sanitario, closet. etc. Tambi6n al
quilo garage. Informaran telefono
POPS aZul, Santuree. CT
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CE ALQUILA un espacioso alms

cen en- la Gale Mendez Vigo.
Playa No. 225, propio para conner
clio taller de costuras. Informard
Q. Lecunberry, Mayaguez. go
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VENDO toda clase de pleas pa

ra rcpuesto para CAIRO Peerless
Y un motor electrico de una fase,
dos, caballOs reducido. Dirfjase Hu
macao, p. r. r. o. Box Ito, telefo-
no 81. 6-o4
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VENDO o hago negocio por caro-
pequelo un Cadillac perfectas
condolences, barato. Informe Henry
Seaton, plaza Baldorioty Ave.
Antonsanti No. 81. GO
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FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT

Tor gentleman only Atlantic
Ave. No. 2, Near bathing beach,
trolley and Park. also garage If
desired. References requested. Tel
760 Rojo, Santurce. 6-26
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XENDO dos billares de Pool, una
Registradora Nacional, una balan
"a, una vitrina 20 cuerdas de Tie
IRA a media hora de Rio Piedras.
Dirfjase a Antonio Negr0n, parada
II, Quito 10, Santurce. TEL 1047
Rojo. 90
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VS<>6pN><>F>Sr>>S>>< >S$SrOrN<~A~~&NSr>PNsr
A LQUILASE casa con tres habita
clones, sala, comedor, cocina,
servicio sanitario por $50; en- Gale
de LOLA No. 10, entire la parada
II y Is. Inf. Ave. Wilson No. IL.
Tel. 1O7 rojo, Santurce. 6-8
sNsS~>s~~~><~~~~>>o>r~~
I'm UNA GUAGUA. Ell jueves, dfa
% a las z P. NJ. Sc dejo olvidado
un maletfn de comisionista. Gratifi
caremos al que 10. devuelva a B. A.
Cheney and Son. Edificio Royal
Bank of Canada, cuarto No. 8. 6-S
~~~~s~~~>>~>~~~s~~ s~~~~s~-~~S>.~~~~<~
VICTROLA ELECTRICA. Tres
meses de uso color roble cIaro,
tiene cuarenta records, sello rojo
de operas Y 80 bailables, Sc vende
por $500. Informes a Box 422, Ca
cuas. 6-8
S~~~~~~~~.~@e.@4~~~~~~-.
0PORTUNIDAD. Por tener que
retirarse su duefio a New York
Sc vende la Deseada", puesto de
refrescos y dulces en- San Justo %.
Informe en- ell mismo. e-2S
~~>SN<~~>r<~N~~~~-~s~>
CE VENDE CHEVROLET coupe
modelo 1924 por ausentarse su
dueTo para los EE. UU. Magnffi-
cas- condolences. Informara A. e.
Cullinan Hernandez 6, Santurce.
6-8
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CRASH de hilo blanco tamafIos
80, 33 Y 81 cofecci6n americana
a $3.9S traje. Pida el suyo por CO.
rreo. Ell Mundo Elegante, San Juan,
p. r. 60.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-07

a QUIEN INTERESE. Tenemos
en- existenc.a un juego de asien-
tos tapizados en- cuero leg1timo pa
ra guagua de % pasajeros otro
para 20 pasajeros. Stop G, Tel. 81,
San Juan. A. Alvarez y Hermanos,
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TELAS Y SEDAS de novedad aca
bamos de recibir nm gran surti
do para la temporada. Mandamos
muestras paquetes, postales. FL
SOL. Allen Ga Box $50. 6-24
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EINCA EN- ARRENDAAIIENTO..

Sc solicita una de 100 $50 cuer
das en- las cercanfas de Rio Pie
dras, Sc daran las garantfas que Sc
exijan para ell cumplimiento del
contrato. Para informe dirfjase
Jose G. Umpierre, Box rs, Tells.
Bayam6n. ell.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-07

K MTIK ID. Una preparation ar
senical para ell complete exter-
mimic de las garrapatas. Garantiza-
do de producer un efecto eficaz y
rapido. Pida informes a: LOS Mu-
ehachos, Sues. de A. Mayol. y Co.,
San Juan, P. II. p.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-07

I'm MAYAGUEZ,-Se vende alma
cen situado zona comercial, ca,
lie M6ndez Yigo, esquina Fomen.
to. diez puertas frente, renta $4,000
mensuales. Para informes. Francis
ca NJ viuda Anzoategui. Mayaguez
Playa. ELL
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CE vENDE BARATO una guagu,

lar No. parada 10. Comdida-
des modernas. POGO dinero. Buen
7ecindario. InfOrmes tel6fca0 111H
rojo, Santurce. 81
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buena residencia en- sa

turce. Tomo casa pequefia en-
cambio finca en- Rio Piedras, Tru-
jiIlo, Catafio Guaynabo. Informal
ra Telefono 1. 8, O. s. Santurce. r.
Rico. p.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-07

CONTRATISTAS-C CONSTRUCTED
RES ofrezco para entrega inme-
data una Mezcladora Hormigon 8
pies cnbicos capacidad y una bomba
de 81 de diafragma, ambas con mo-
tor gasolina +. A. Ortiz, Edificio
Ell MUNDO, Telefono 1894 S. J..
Gle
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-07
INCOME TAX: Para lIenar pl,

las cualquier trabajo, v6ame
Y dare referencias mis- clientes. Ger
man Rieckehoff, Oficina Edificio
"El Mundo', Telefono 1886, San
Juan. TT
CE THEN y arreglan toda clase
de plumas de sombrero aba
nicos de pluma. Gale de San 10
Sc No. 20, Parada 26, telefono 1895
azul, Santurce. 90
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TELAS. DE HILO espalOlas para
sabanas y fundas batistas de
hilo blanca = de cOlOres para ira
jes y ropa interior. PreciOs econ6
micos. La Hormiga de 0ro. San
Juan, p. r. 7-2O
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MOTORES ELECTRICOS.
MUDANZAs GRATIs.-Para

milias en- buenos carros tur1s-
mo. Pagaran solamente sus nue.
bies precio barato. Tel6fono 277 Ro
jo Cerra %, Santurce. P.
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SE ALQUILA casa en- Gale del Pi
lar No. Z parada 10, comodida-
des modernas. POGO dinero. Buen
vecindario. Informes telefono 1115
rojo, Santurce. SO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-07

Sc VENDE.-Juego de muebles de
comedor, ocho pleas de caoba,
en- perfectas condolences. Tengo que
venderlo Embellishments. $3.50 ha-
ciendo un sacrificio. Escriba a A.
B. clio Ell MUNDO. 6-S.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-07

WACAS.-vendemos un lote de 40
del pals, entire paridas y horras.
Son j0venes. Sc interesa yenderlas
raDidamente Sc dan muy baratas.
Eugenio Foral, calle de COmerEo
No. 136. telefono 80, Bayam6n, Z,
R. p
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&c yENDE BARATA una guagua

Day-Elder con o sin franquicia.
Informaran tel6foDo 60 azul en-
2612 Catalufia No. 6. Santuree, r.
r. 6-7
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CE vENDE SOLAR situado en- =

Condado al lado del Conntrx
Club cerca del mar. Tiene 500 me-
tros. Il-ormes, telefono 6ss negro,
Santurce. 6--s
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MAUNESIA DE BLANCO.-- El
mejor especifico para la acidez
del .est0mago trastornos intesti-
Males de los climas -calidos. PRUE-
BELA y Sc convencera. 6-26
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pIEDRA CALIzA de Ia mejOr ca

Iidad, preeios sin eoInpetencia.
Mande 6rdenes por cualquier cam
tidad. DespachO Immediate. Ramon
Nieves Aiicea. Tel. GIL Rojo. San
three. p.
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familia, comodidades excelentes.
Situada cerca del Central Park Y
River Side. Precies razonables. Avi-
sando 10 esperaremos en- ell muelle
DIR. J. J. Font, q West 95th. st.
Para mas informes, p. o. Box 400,
San Juan tel9fono 1905. II.
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Ne FENUEN una Casa parada %
No. 8, una calle Asia, dos en-
Puerta de TERRA 81 y 33, una
Caleta San Francisco No. Z. Infor-
mara telefono 773 azul, Santurce.
~s~<~~~>~~>~.~>>~.~ ~.~S~s~>~~%<~s~~~
EiNCA.-Deseo comprar finca pc
quefa de media a tres cuerdas,
cerca de San Juan. Informe a f..
NJ, Gale Maria Moczo No. %, San
turce. 6-13
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81 VENDE: 1 Reglstradora ..Na.

tional" de gavetas, mdqui-
mas Singer" y algunas vidrieras.
Llame al tel6fopo 500. s. j. p.
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habits clones, sala, comedor, co.
Gina, installation sanitaria, garage,
cuart0 servicio anexo. Avenida Ia
pia, frente oficina Mr.. Dooley. Inf.
1853 verde, Santurce. 6-7
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partamentos, garage, terraza,
marquezina, dejando $4,000 hipote-
ca al 10 por ciento Cerca trolley en-
parada 22115. calle nueya No. 6. In
fOrmes yiuda Echevarrfa, San Ra-
fael 3. Stop 20. e-22
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A LAS FABRICAS de gaseosas v
fuentes de Soda. Ofrecemos en-
existencia Tubos de Gas Carb0nico
de A libras de La General Carbe-
mic Co. Ning1n precio mejor que el
nuestro, ningdn servicio mas rapi-
do. e. Amy v Co., Sucr. Box 1864,
Comercio IL altos, San Juan, p. r.
e12
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TOVEN desea colocarse como. lis
tero, dependiente de comercio,
provisiones, etc. Habla ingles y es-
pafiol. Buenas referencias. -nforma
ra. Demetrio Flores, Clio Caguas .Su
gar Co, Caguas, p. Il. 81
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cTOMALIx sAIz DE CARLOS

Els un patentizado de prestigio
mundial, no hay NADIA mejor para
las molestias del est6mago e intes-
tinos. Solieftelo en- las buenas Far
macias. Distributors Gonzalez
Padfn Co. 6-14
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pERFUMERIA COTY.-Egeneia

k0LAT UHEhAA CUII I.-ESencId
La Rose Jacqueminot, 2 onzas,
a $3 9S ell frasco ESENCIA LORI
GAN, 2 onzas, a $39S. ESENCIA
JAZAIIN DE CORSE a $4.75. Ell
N1UNDO ELEGANTE, San Juan P.
r. 60.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-10
GIRL SCOUTS

enjoyed 1t, and thanked Mrs. Lindsey
for her kind hospitality.
This troop took part In the annual
field meet, on May 2. winning Is
points. There are several new men,
bers who are preparing for the tender
foot test. Regular meetings are held
Saturday afternoons at ! o'clock, at
the Scout Hall, Ballston. Va.
Troop 20, Nan Surface, acting cap
tain; Betty Cameron, scribe. met. as
Park Congregational Church at
o'clock. Most of the girls were pres.
ent at Polls in the afternoon, as well
as at the meeting in the evening. -Four
girls from Troop 20 were among those
who gave the Scout ceremony on the
stage, with Miss Surface leading. A
meeting WAS also held May / but sew.
eral Of the girls went to the Neighbor.
hood House benefit. A class in star
gazing" was held. and several OF the
members expect to pass the test for
the badge. About IL Of the troop at
tended the field meet on May 2. The
troop won third place in the 50-yard
dash and the dressing race.
Almost all of the Girl Scouts OF
Washington went to the field meet
Saturday, May q, but most of Troop
Fl hiked to Rock Creek Park and
camped just below the Sixteenth street
reservoir. Even though sticks and
leaves were damp, the girls succeeded
in making a fire and roasted weeniee
and marshmallows. All declared they
enjoyed the hike.
Those who went on the hike were
Capt. Agnes McElroy, Assistant Myr
tie Alderton, Helen Grindle. Margaret
Otto. Bessie Adamson, Evelyn Peck
Ruth Gambler. Marion Nichols, Mar
garet Stonier. Anna Talbert, Suzanne
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For the past few weeks Troop Z,
Mrs. ]. p. Hovey, captain, has been
working hard for one big event in
the Scout year-the field meet, which
was held Saturday, May 2. at Seven.
teenth and B streets northwest, Its
highest hopes were realized when 1t
won first place with a score Of 20
points. -
Lois Wilson won the 5O.yard dash;
then Jane Almond proved to be the
winner In the sack race. This was fol-
lowed by winning the patrol standing
broad jump. This team was COM
posed Of Mary Ewin. Lois Wilson.
Wilma Sparks, Jean Watson. Marie
Adams, Jane Almond Margaret
Floyd and Lois Cranberry.
The shuttle relay race was also won
by the troop. In this team were
Eltxabeth Griffith. Mary Nickles, VIII
ma Sparks, Jean Watson, Mary Ewin.
Jane Almond, Lois Wilson and Marie
Adams.
The troop has been doing quite a
bit in the way of regular scouting,
as well as preparing for the field meet.
The girls have been on two hikes re-
Gently. when they have passed parts
Of the various tests. Each girl In
Troop z. has one ambition--ro ad.
vance one step higher in the realm Of
scouting.
Troop z is also planning a Sum-
mer camping trip to last about six
days All are looking forward to it.
Troop 16, Ballston. Va, Mrs. Julia
Thomas. captain; Mary Jane Smoot.
scribe, with two other troops Of Vir-
ginia, enjoyed a most delightful picnic
at the beautiful Virginia home of Mrs.
Charles r. Lindsay, jr.. on Saturday,
April rs. Lunch was cooked and
eaten in the woods, after which games
were played OH the lawn. Every one
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business meeting was held. Plans
were discussed for an entertainment
to be held this month, and most Of
the evening was spent in rehearstng
the two plays to be given. Edith
Rupard received her tenderfoot pin.
The meeting was closed with the sing.
Ing of taps. .
On Saturday the captain, with 10
Scouts. attended the field meet. Mary
jennings won second place in the
junior 50-yard dash.
Pine Cone Troop "a, Vera Law
renee, captain: Eta May BIankenship,
scribe, met Thursday afternoon in the
Anacostia Methodist Church Hall. A
letter from Miss Gleaves was read,
then various troop events were dis
cussed. Competitors for some Of the
events in the field meet were chosen.
Patrol leaders then checked up at
tendance, etc. The weekly contest of
Scout review work was held and was
won by Helen Johnson. She will re-
ceive as a prize one of the nature
projects. Following this. the captain
gave a short talk on Forest Con.
servation," and President Coolidge's
proclamation for forest protection was
| read from the April number Of Ameri.
can Forests and Forest Life. One OF
the girls recited Joyce kilmer's poem,
Trees Following this the regular
Scout ceremonies were held and the
meeting adjourned. Two new members
were enrolled at this meeting, Gladys
Acton and Ruth Clarke.
On Friday. May /, several of the
members went to the home of the cap
tain and worked on the tenderfoot
test Alice Williams nearly completed
her tenderfoot test.
Several members of the troop went
to the field meet with the captain
and lieutenant on Saturday They
were Ethel Soper, Esther Rankin.
Winifred Rankin, Helen Johnson,
Mary Foley, Josephine Rankin, Anna
Fugitt and Alice Williams. The troop
won second place in the potato race,
with Est her Pa nkin entered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-10
NORMAL IT'A7 IS AIM
OF FASCIST LEADER

Core spondence of The Star and the Chicago
Daily News.
ROME, Italy, April 23.-Roberto
Farinacci, general secretary OF the
Fascist party. and, after Mussolini,
most powerful man In the movement.
has at least one political ta1ent--that
of getting himself talked about. His
proposed methods Of restoring nor
mality, following three recent tassas-
sinations of Fascist miiitiamen, are
the following:
Death penalty for the assassins
this has never existed under the
Prison for all persons suspected of
''subversism word used by the
Fascist to include everything from
plotting red revolution to complain.
ing of the high cost of living.
Exile for opposition leaders. includ-
ing Senator Albertini, publisher OF
the Independent Corriere della Sera;
Amendola, leader of the Democratic
party: Turati, leader of the Moderate
Socialist party, and Donati. editor Of
the populist newspaper, II Popolo.
Immediate arrest of the leaders OF
the "Aventine" (the deputies who
have boycotted parliament since the
Matteotti murder) under accusation of
criminal conspiracy against the pow
ers OF the state.
Proposals such as these have
earned Tor Farlnaeci the title OF
leader OF the Wu0 men. put tnere
are Humans VINO ~. .na. sne Sxooss
OF Crenona ~ IaEIIssls hseu : poii.,cia ;I
VINO ured,n sg nte III re ~ ~
oroer 10 .ss ,.oHs. stea ea..., - ams WHO
men IaIk sIsS = - g, - ..on Issa.s coh'
tent tney uIe iess AkeW; 20 70 violence
Sucn, at te4s.. - n1 Es snSo1x 49,.
.,,sm tcu,r. hovs hxeS . r.o,,-rsnt
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respectively, last week by the Ameri.
can Academy tn Rome. The scholar
ships provide $3.50 a year for three
years and three years OF study and
residence at the academy In Rome.
New York art dealer last week
paid s250,0 for the Raphael per-
trait Of Guiliano de Medici, and it is
understood the portrait will be brought
to America. It IL considered one OF
the finest sold in the last so years.
Unknown to the outside world, 1t had
been clustered somewhere in Italy
until Is years ago. when 1t was
brought to Paris by Grand Duchess
Marie OF Russia. It afterward came
into the Huldschinsky collection In
Germany, which sold 1t last week.
Science.
breaking all records for long dis
lance transmission of photographs.
seven pictures of the feet maneuvers
were flashed from Honolulu to New
York last week in 20 minutes. The
pictures travelled through the air and
over telegraph wires for $3.50 miles.
The experiment was conducted by the
Radio Corporation of America.
Geography.
Maps and hidden treasures, always
a romantic combination, win lead to
explorations by scientists near vii
LACE about IS miles from Baku,
|Azerbaijan Republic. The treasure
is supposed to have been buried by
Alexander the Great during a mutiny
of his troops on his campaign against
Persia in 331 BIC. An S0-year .old
man Is said to have In his possession
a map showing the location Of the
treasure, and .thd map (this reads
like Arabian Nights) WAS stolen from
Turkish sultan many years ago.
Whether or not trAasure is found. the
scientists expect to- come across
buried cities. .!ss5,.s.ss &. 49,
A party of II men has left New
York on what 10 ScQrstdNred bne of
the most amhitIolz 6ndertsftinEs in
the history .cf American mountain
eering-an attempt s toN scale the
heights of Mount Logan IN Canada.
the second high1st mountain on the
North American continent. The high
est mountain is Mount Mckinley.
Mount Logan Is in the southwest part
of the Yukon Territory. about 20 miles
east of the Alaskan boundary. The
summit is more than 1900 feet above
the highest available base site, and
rears It's head 1850 feet above sea
level.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-10

Macomber, Audrey Magtll. Barbara
Schartzer, Edith Schartzer. Emma
Vern Leonard, Bernice Drissel. Will
helTninia Croneberg. Janet Gilbert,
Adele Crane, Alice Scott, Ida Silver
man and Jessie Thurston.
Daisy Troop, 26. Margaret Tuckey
captain: Dorothy Stubs. scribe. held
a meeting Friday. April "a. In the
Fourth Presbyterian Church. After
opening exercises and inspection,
! games were played. Plans for the
| field meet were made. A special court
of honor meeting followed taps"
On the morning of the 18th Mar
| jory Smith. Josephine Peters, Adelaide
| Woodley and Marian Farley passed
the dancer merit badge examinations.
Saturday afternoon IL Scouts went
with Miss Tuckey and Miss Webb on
an overnight hike to Pocahontas
! Lodge.
Fortunately they were settled in the
| lodge before the storm broke. While
the wind and rain ragged outside, an
| impromptu entertainment was staged.
| 1t included a mock wedding. Romeo
and Juliet. dancing and "A Flapper
at the Movies"
Sunday morning, after a short
nights sleep, some of the girls hunt
ed wild flowers and found many.
Several birds were seen. The girls
returned home tired but happy.
The Girl Scout Annual field meet
was held Saturday. May 2. on the
Monument grounds. Seventeenth and
B streets northwest. The usual COM
petition in games was held, with the
results as follows: First place, Troop
| z. Mrs. j. p. Hovey, captain, with 20
/ points: second place. Troop rs. Mar
1 ST v-NYn l.
| third place, Troop Al, Mrs. Earl
Chafee, captain, with 10 points.
| Troop 80. Nellie 1. Dunkley. captain,
held Its regular meeting Friday, May
| ], at IT'S in the Kenilworth Church.
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The joys Of music will be yours.
With this exquisite instrument you
will be able to play your fayorite COM
positions. No music will be too diff
cult. This extraordinary piano will
impart to your unskilled hands the
fires of genius.
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SO sends it home

There is no reason why you
shouldn't have this player. A pay
ment of $40 brings the instrument to
your home. You can enjoy its music
while you are paying for it. And best
of all YOU CAN MAKE YOUR OWN
TERMS (Within Reason). N
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The outcome gives to deeds their
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Troop 80. Nellie 1. .Dunkley. captain,
held It's regular meeting Friday, May
!, at 7:15 in the Kenilworth Church.
After the 0nening exercises a Shor1
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Southeast, Hine Junior High School,
Seventh and c streets southeast:
Thursday-Pollyan Club, 8; the
Forrest Players, s; athletic group, 1880.
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Park View. warder, and Newton
streets northwest:
Tuesday-Public Speaking Club, 1880
to 8; dramatic group. to 10; Adult
Basketry Club. 1880; Park View Citi'
zens' Association, s; piano classes, $40;
Girl Scout troop, 3:15.
wednesday Beginners rhythm
class. advanced rhythm class, $3.50;
Park View Red Cross Club, 2.
Thursday-Violin class, 3:15.
Friday-Ukulele. and Banjo Club,
Boys Handiwork Club. Boy Scouts
children's basketry class, 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-10

Michael Joseph Mueller. now a post.
graduate student in the Yale School
Of Fine Arts. and Walter Hancock, %
years old, now OF the Pennsylvania
School Of Fine Arts. were awarded
scholarships In painting and sculpture