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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-01

TN1AY q~uienes Sc Green amos, per0
I'LL Satan en- Ia silia donde 0st6Ik.
sentados, las manos les ITEM,
blan como a~zegadas, guefian siempra
con ~6esgraciaa y espantos. Sus ner-
gios estan arruinados, 81 no Sc curan,
Eueden contraer Intermediates ner.
viosas como epilepsia, poStraci6n ners
viosa. bale de s. Vito. locura etc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-01
LAS ANTTLTAAs
CINE LUNA

Episode 9 de la serie s'En la
Red y Ell drama sFCompaneros de
las Tinieblas',.
Domingo:-tLa Senda del Ore
g6n" y Ell drama lei Lobo Mari
no.
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TEATRo cAR1BE

Franklin Farnum en- lei 1nven-
chile y n c6mica.
Domingo-Matin6e y Bale po-
pular. Por la noche Charles Ray y
Bessie Love en- LAS Garras del
Miedo. Una comedia titulada esDon
Lucas Ell crnel'', por Harold Lloyd
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-01

Ning1n dueno de MACK en- Puerto Rico ha cam
blade jamSs 81 truck por otro de otra marca.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-01
RrA1To

"El Expreso de Media noche''.
con Elaine Hammerstein
Domingo MatinaI- Mia Naldi,
Conrad Nagel y Lew Cody en- .'El
Robo Legal Ut
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La economic de combustible lubricante del MACK
por ki6netro-tonelada potential, no es igualada por ningun
otro canton competitor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-01

Su solidez, potencia, eficiencia y durahilidad, son re-
conocidas universalmente superiores a las de todos los
competidorss del MACK que han surgido desde los prin.
cipio, de la industria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-01
VICTORY GARDEN

1ionel Barrymore en- "Yo soy Ell
Hombre"
Domingo "ss Amos NADIA mas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-01
0LIMPO

FL magnifco drama con Norman
Kerry, Entire Amigos.
Domingo-El drama e'Por las
Damas''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-01
PHO. RICO

Richard Talmadge en- "Juventua
Y Aventuras,
Domingo
Final de la serie "Bestias del
Paraiso''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-01

JACK
Ell primer canton que Sc fabrico en- America fus
un MACK,
Durante un cuarto de siglo los ingenieros mas COM
petentes de Ia industria han dedicado todas sus energias
a perfeccionar aquel MACK original.
Este proceso evolutvo ha producido ell actu ca.
rnion MACK, que en- TODD 10 humanamente possible Sc
<aproxima a la perfection.
Su soldier, potencia, eficiencia y durabilidad, son re-
conocidas universalmente superiorss a las de todos los
competidores del MACK que han surgido desde los prin.
cipio, de la industria. .
La economic de combustible y lubricante del MACK
por ka6metyotoneiada potential, no es igualada por ningln
otro canton competitor.
Ningdn dueno de MACK en- Puerto Rico ha cam.
biado jamas 81 truck por otro de otra marca.
1eneInos para la venta por cusnta de sus duenos,
infinidad de trucks de todas las otras marcas, ~proceden-
tes de compradores de MACK que desean eliminar otros
para sustituirlos por MACK. No existe. nj IN solo
MACK de segunda mano a la venta.
FL motor del MACK es 81 mas potente que Sc ins-
tala en- trucks americanos. Todas sus parties mecanicas
Sc construyen infinitamente m as fuertes de materiales
superiores y bBjo procedimientos exclusives.
Tenemos stock complete de pleas de repuesto, mu-
chas de las cuales no Sc han necesitado desde que intro
dujimos el MACK en- la isa hace siete amos.
Solicite precios y condolences de pages CONVENE
ntes, a los Agentes:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-01

Irene Rich IN luna Dana Per-
6ida s
Domingo-''Ei Expreso de La Me-
dia Noche''
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PARouE

Priscilla Dean EN- ia sirena de
SeviIIa..
Domingo El drama "Como I'm
cuento de Hadass' c'Top o'The
Morning j
$50 Do
IA -
CINE POPULAR (Barrio obrero)
I'm las Garras de un valients''.
Tambien una c6mica.
Domingo: Priscilla Dean en- STA
sirena de Sevilla''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-25
EN- La coRTE DE DIsTRITO
DEL DIsTRITo JUDICIAL DE
Anrnn - n
Civil No.
INJUNCTION
PRTc1oN DE nH1RIo1oN
AL HON. RAFAEL
DIAz CINT|RON,

AL HON RAFAEL
DIAz CINTRoN,
Juez de La Corte
Respetuosarnente comparecen an
to I'd. los demandantes y abogados
en- este case y respetuosamente,
ExPONEN
1.-Que en- este caso es vuestro
Honor la parts demanda5a.
2-Que d. acuerdo con el Eniui-
ciamiento Civil Wig ente, vueatro
Honor no puzzle pues actuar On es-
to caso.
Y EN- sU vIRTUD, A listed,
respetuosamente estos denandaness
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S[ESACIONALES...

tGontinuaei0n de la pag- ii
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JURAMENTo

70, Rafael Arizona Staca, casado,
abogado, mayor de edad y vecino
de Ponce, P. r., bajo juramento
declaro:-Que mi nombre. edad,
profession y vecindad son como que
dan indicados y que soy uno de los
demandantes en- la presente acct6u,
asi como uno de los firmantes de Ia
moci6n que antecede, cuyos hechcs
tai COMO constan alegados me cons
tan ser ciertos de propio conoci.
nnento. Ponce, MARIO "a de 1926.
(Fdo.) b. ARIZONA STACA.
Affant.
sUsCR1To Y JURADo ante MI,
en- Ponce, P. R., hoy dia "a de mar
20 de 1925 por don Rafael Arizona
siaca, casado, abogaSo, mayor de
edad Y vecino de Ponce, p. r., q
quien doy fe de conocer personal
mente,
(Fdo) E. GoTAY PURCELL.
Sec. de la Corte.
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"TaquigrafOs Pitnan'


Sc netifca todos los taqufgra-
fos miembros de esta Association,
que deben enviar embellishments
sus nombres al secretario que sas-
cribe para ser inscritos en- nuestro
Registro de Elegibles para celo-
caciones. Constantemente estamos
recihiendo peticiones solicitando I'd
Quigrafos. Los elegibles seran ms
critos por el mismo orden en- que
Sc vayan recibiendo sus sodct:Ndes.
Rafael RODRIGUEZ.
Sec. Association
Taqufgrafos Pitnan.
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uARTA ABrEREA
Mario 10. 1895.

Mario 10, 1895.
DR.. Escalera Sanchez,
Jersey Business College,
santruce, P. r.
sehors--IIa sedorfta Aanparo Par
do, aI1rnua de ess acreditado soae-
gio es nuestra empleada deSds ha'
ce I'm afo, como taquifrafa y sus
servtcios en- esta ofc1na SON cada
vez mejor.
sirvale de recommendation estas
cortas lineas para todo Ell que de-
see ir a estudiar en- tan ner4tfsima
academia comercial
Respetuosamente,
BELENDEz 8 GARCIA. Inc.
(Fdo.) BELENDEz.
Advt.
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ExPoNEN
sUPL1CAN

Cue SO sirva inhibirse en- este
caso, nottf1cando ell hecho al Hon.
oobernador do Puerto Rico q los
eSsctos del nombramiento de un
Juez sustituto que entienda en- esta
acci6n.
Ponce, P. b., MARIO % de 1925 !.
(Fdo.) Muy respstuosamente,
o. BRUNET del vA1LE.
b. ARIZONA sIACA.
Demandantee.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-25

L0NDRES, mario 81. Omitted
Press) .-ET Principe de Gales ha
estado toda la semana muy ocu-
rado hacienda preparedness para
embarcarse zen la unidad de que
ira "Repulse" que saldra de
Portsmouth a las dos P. M. el
s8bado. Lo acompahara el Prfn-
cipe Enrique que dira adi6s por
radio desde ell camarote. La 1nica
fiesta publica durante esta sema-
ma a que el Principe asistira sera
al almuerzo q. en- el Hotel Savoy
le da al Club Sur Afrieano el
martes.
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lNT1l|DAD DE-.
4@ .ssa<rs@
o0nt1nuaca6n De Ia Ia. PAE

AFFID. NO.
JURADo z sUsCRITo aute M
pcr don Rafael Arizona BiaCa y don
Carlos Brunet del vale, maycree de-
edad, Casados, abogados, propiefa.
rios Y vecinos de Ponce, P. r., q
uuienes conozco personalmente.
Ponce, P. r., "a de MARIO de
1926.
trdo. J s. GoTAY PURCELL.
Sec. de la Corte.
EN- La coRTE DE D1sTRrTO
DEL DIsTR1To JUDICIAL DE
PONCE, P. R.
Rafael Arizona siaca y
Carlos Brunei del Vale,
VS..
Rafael Diaz cintr6n,
Juez de la Corte de Distrito del
Distrito Judicial de Ponce.
Civil No.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-25

LA EMBAJADA PERUANA EN-
WASHINGTON HACE GRAVES
CARGOS CONTRA LOS CHILE
NOS DE TACNA Y AFRICA
WASH, mario "a. Omitted
Press) La embajada peruana
en- un largo Statement" dice que
los peruanos RESIDENCES en- Tacna
y africa estan siendo expulsados
violentamente desde la decision
de Coolidge. Otros son obligados
firmar documentos pidiendo que
continue Ell gobierno chileno en-
Tacna y africa. Dice tambien que
estas acusaciones estan basadas
en- information Official.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-25


todos los munietpios de Va isla.
El trGcaso mayor que han podido
safrir ssaestrus distintGs legisga.
tatras k1 coasistido en- qterer de-
tallar absa1IGmente las realas
por las caaEes han de regirse to-
dos los Reatnicipios de la IsIa. Y
asf usted puede. yer que aho tras
ailo Sc la han pasado tejiendo
y destejiendo, fernando Y refor-
mando, y el resultado es que la
Ley Municipal ha quedado hecha
un verdadero adefecio, En- los Es-
tados Unidos los Estados Y Te-
rritorios tienen el poder para le-
gislar y organizar los munieipios;
pero allf Sc ejercita este poder
de una manera inteligente Y de-
moeratica, dictando las reglas Y
restricciones que en- un sentido
general son aplicables a todos los
municipios Y dejan a cada pueblo
ciudad que redacte su propia
carta constitutional, la cual gene
ralmente es sometida a un refe-
rendum. Y usted podra notar
ahora la rara anomalia que re-
sulta de unos cennotados politicos
que van a Washington en- comi-
sion, con gastos sufragados por
los contribuyentes de la Isla, pa
ra pedir mayores libertades Y la
concession de un gobernador cleo
two y cuando regresan luego a
sus pupitres de legislatures en-
esta infeliz isla, Sc regocijan pro-
poniendo medidas arbitrarias, res
trictivas y vejaminosas en- senti-
do de subyugar a un regimen
reaccionario la primera y mas
progresista ciudad de la isla.
Segdn van las cosas, yo creo
cue los puertorriquefios vamos a
tener al fin y al cabo que conyen-
cernos que 10 1nico que nos CON
vendria seria una de las dos si-
guientes soluciones: Disfrutar de
un gobierno independence absolu-
to que al igual que el de las re-
publicas centro- americanas y sur
I americanas nos perrnita en- cual-
quier momento tomar la justicia
Dor nuestras propias manos para
librarnos de los d@spotas Y de los
tiranos; la alternative de soli~
citar de los Estados Unidos un
gobierno militar permanente por
10 menos de $50 afios de duraci6n.
Ell PRINCIPE DE GALES Sc
PREPARA PARA EMBARCAR
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-23
Bids and Proposals

Phone classified Ads to Main $3.50,
OFFICE OF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
ARLINGTON MEMORIAL BRIDGE
COMMISSION, Washington, d, c. Seal
ed proposals will bek received by this
1926. and then opened in Room 1913,
Navy Building. for constructing piers
and 'abutments of the Arlington Me-
mortal Bridge across the Potomac
river. at Washington, d. G. Further
information upon application.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-23
SUBURBAN PROPERTY .

BELL. r. H., 1919 Kenyon St. n. w.
VERY desirable hollow tile and frame
house. attractively located ut Jewell
Station, minute from electric cars.
large lot with trees and garage
freshly painted and papered, rooms
and bath, b. W. h. and fireplace: a.
m. t.; large porches half of front
porch screened: ready for occupancy
December 1: moderate rental. Car
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-23
A CHOICE SELECTION
OF MODERATE PRICED
HOMES

HOMES
$5,25O-SOUTHEAST
Terms only $3.50 cash $3.50 month
rooms compIee bath elect1c
$5,SO0-NEAR LINCOLN PARK
Vacant II you are looking threestory brick
BATH: cellar urnace heat
exceptionally deep lot to so Terms be
$6,950-NEW NORTHWEST HOME
will be atoneet brio
five large. t-rooms
bath hotwater
$7,250-NORTHEAST
distance
- Practically bath
eSrs aO Gs lag9a tubs t h sso s ole na
$7775-PETWORTH
real This house ! fne in
proportional bath floors;
Splendid possession
$7,975-BROOKLAND -
A ne
proved the of and monthly
double rear pohes SIX rooms tile bath; hardwood nooa
$8,5OO-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
An exceptional Gffs rs Park IN den dwelling 0R
freproof
garage o a
large CT
Phone Until
BOSS & PHELPS
The
1417 X St. N. w. Main $500
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-23

NICOLA GARDENS.
This fine section 10 located in SuWanes
county, Florida. The land II rich
ana roIling-reputed to be the finest
tobacco soil IN this United states.
Many advantages Y are offered the
buyer and settler, such as financial
assistance. The nroperty sells IN To-
third caah, balance 10 per cent evsry
three months.
FLORIDA GULF COAST LAND CO., INC.
12e-32 Investment Bldg. Main 1914.
washtngtonsf -. @.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-23

I'D ST s. E. 216--sangIe and double
rooms. with board; near car line
1KkNETT. sss2 10th ST.. N w. .-,'
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-23
SOUTHEAST s7,45O

Why pay rent when you can pur-
chase this strictly modern brick
home for $4,000 cash and
$3.50 per month; contains 6
rooms and tile bath, hot water
heat, electric lights, and hard
wood floors; convenient to both
the Pennsylvania Avenue and
East Capitol car lines,f within
five minutes walk of Lincoln
Park and also five or ten min
utes' walk of the new Eastern
High School. Deep lot to alley
with room for garage.
NORTHEAST $3.50
This is positively one of the best
buys that you can find: in a
good section Of the Northeast,
centrally located, convenient to
two car lines, stores and market,
has a very large Colonial front
porch and exceptionally large
double back porches. Is built of
tapestry brick and contains six
large, bright and cheerful
rooms, hot water heat, electric
lights, instantaneous hot water
heater and hardwood floors.
Deep lot to alley with room for
garage. This can be purchased
for $4,000 cash and monthly
payments less than rent. Phone
US for inspection.
CAFRITZ COMPANY
14th G. K. Main $3.50.
Phone service until 9 p. m.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-12-22
MULE CARRIES DARBY
TO DANK, DARK DEPTHS
HYBRID DOES A NOSE-DIVE
DOWN OLD WELL SHAFT, IS
RANDOLPH COUNTY TALE.

There is an old gag about leading
a horse to water; other animal anec-
dotes illustrate the frmness and in
dependence of the great American
hybrid.
The Cuthbert correspondent of The
Macon News tells one-bigger than
any Of its predecessors; better than
a fish yarn because it is true.
R. T. Phillips, a Randolph county
planter, purchased a mule at deal
er's sale. Sambo, tiny Senegambian,
clambered to his bare back to escort
him home.
Go long, mule" said Sambo. The
mule went and all was we'll.
But the variegated autumnal hues
of roadside bush aroused antipathies
in the superstitious consciousness of
the mule. He bucked and backed and
otherwise behaved badly.
Whoa, mule" the Senegambian
pleaded, but all in vain. None were
near to lend helping hand or en-
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-12-22
MOTHER STEALS so
SANTA MAY COME
CHILDREN WANTED TOP. AT
LANTA RECORDER IMPOS-
ES FINE, SUSPENDS 1T.

ATLANTA, Ga.-The story Of how
a trail little woman, worn and tired,
had stolen small amount of toys in
order that her children might not be
disappointed when Santa Claus visited
other children in the neighborhood on
Christmas morning, was told in re-
corder's court here today.
Trembling, and with her eyes filled
with tears, this little woman told
Judge A. W. Galloway how her small
ones were looking forward to the an
nual coming of Saint Nicholas, and
then how she, unable to see them dis
appointed, had gone to down town
stores and stolen toys and trinkets
with the small value of $2.54.
IF I hadn't done it," said the little
woman between sobs, Santa Claus
would not have visited our home, and
it was more than | could bear to have
the children disappointed.
I'm sorry for what I've done,
Judge, but everybody knows how
much Santa Claus means to little
children"
She had barred her conscience and
soul of the wrong in her few words,
and stood to await sentence.
Then Judge Galloway, himself NOV
ed at the case, spoke:
81 fine you SIS and suspend pay
ment of the fine.
Santa Claus will visit your chill
dren, all right" concluded the record
err 1t was the spirit of Christmas pre-
vailing in police court.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-12-22

courage the bareback equestrian with
cries of ride i'm, cowboyp
Still Sambo stuck to his precarious
perch while the mule backed sideways
and backwards.
Eventually the mule backed into an
old, unused well, and down went beast
and burden with resounding splash.
At water level a lateral cave had
been formed, just high and wide
enough to accommodate the mule. In
to it he backed, and Sambo, through
chattering teeth, piped shrill cries
anent death and disaster.
Two hours and block and tackle,
with half the neighborhood working
by turns while the other half yielded
to the throes of mirth, and mule and
rider were once more on land
But Sambo, the subteranean Sene-
gambian, is "of" mules for life; while
the mule, stubborn as ever, is still
superStitious.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-12-22
9 COMETS VISIBLE
NOW BY TELESCOPE
SEVERAL BACK THIS YEAR
HAVE PERIODS OF SIX OR
SEVEN YEARS.

Nine comets are now visible through
the big Yerkes telescope at the Uni
versity of Chicago observatory, locat-
ed at Williams Bay, Wis. Prof. Frost,
director of the observatory, despite
his blindness, is giving personal atten-
ton to the work and in his dictated
report characterizes this as the open
season for comets.
Prof. Frost explains that the plan
cts move under the gravitational con-
troll of the sun. Several of the periodic
comets that came back this year have
periods of six or seven years and at
ford strong evidence that the pull OF
the planet Jupiter has operated to
bring them into their comparatively
small orbit.
Ten comets have been found this
wear and Tuttle's comet is expected.
1t may be detected before the close
of the year. Among the astral ma
RAIDERS is a new comet discovered by
Prof. Van Biesbroeck and another dis
covered by an amateur astronomer,
Pielter, of De1phos, O. The latter IS
moving across the sky at the rate OF
4 degrees a day and is nearly visible
to the naked eye. 1t is estimated to
be 30,0O0000 miles distant and may
not come any closer. Its rapid motion
indicates that it already is close, for
comet, to the earth. 1t may be seen
through small telescope from about
$50 to 7 in the evening. 1t is now in
the constellation of Hercules and
about to enter the constellation OF
oti1a
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-12-22
Over Hundred Thousand
Children Are in Peril
Soviet May Tax Vodka to Save the
Homeless Waits From Death.

A hundred thousand homeless chill
dren are roaming the streets OF Ukra-
MAN cities. Twenty thousand OF them
are without shelter or food OF any
kind except what they manage to pick
I'D. The special government commls-
sion organized for their relief recon-
mends tax of / per cent on every
hottie of vodka, which, the commiis-
SION saws. will yield $1,0O0,OOO for the
waits, who with the onset OF winter
face starvation and death from expos
ure. IT,, = NOT
limited to Ukraine, but extends
throughout all the populous areas OF
Russia. The problem is so vast thar
# IS almost beyond the resources Oh u
the government, which has Appeared
for private funds with which to cope
with the situation. The officials OF the
American m, Near East Relief operating
in the Caucasus have also been askeu
bv the government to lend their as
sistance.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-12-22
BUYS HIS OWN SUIT OF
CLOTHES FROM A BURGLAR
Pawnbroker Did Not Recognize Own
Garments, and Advanced Loan.

SCRANTON, Pa.-The pleasure of
buying his own suit OF clothes from
a burglar who had just ransacked his
home belongs to Sam Feingold, local
pawnbroker.
A prowler broke window at Fem
COLDS home early last night, entered
and made away with new suit and
AS automatic pistol.
An hour later the burglar walked
into Feingold's pawnshop, laid the
suit on the counter and offered it Tor
sale After some pickering Feingold
bid So for the suit, not recognizing il
as his own.
The burglar then offered Feingold
the automatic, but he said it was too
large calibre.
The burglar pleaded a moment
sighed and left the place. Feingold is
looking for him.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-12-22
PARE BIBLE EDITIONS
WILLED TO COLLEGE
,os VALUABLE COPIES COM.
PRISE COLLECTION LEFT
BY BISHOP QUAYLE.

BALDWIN, Kans.-Some of the
.,s+ Bibles in existence are contain
ID in a collection to be placed on dis
e Gu here by Baker University.
pr The collection was willed to the in
.;t,tion by the late Bishop William
Ouayle, of the Methodist Episco-
~ a. church, graduate and at one
ppresident of Baker.
More than 225 rare editions, rang
no in size from very minute copy
~. ~ the Synagoge Roll or fora, which
- made from the skins of thirty sew
=, animals and is hundred feet in
1enth, are in the group.
oldest Manuscript Prepared in 1925.
The Oldest Bible is a Latin manu-
.criot of 1225. In the bishops cata-
ioane he referred to it as "a piece OF
elimination and chirography," and
ndded that he did not recall having
@ it's superior in the British Mu-
se,,,n This rare volume is bound in
French repousse silver, some hundreds
nj years old. 1t is Illuminated in gold,
cardinal and blue and is made on
sbortive parchment.
Another manuscript is of the same
century, and also is rare specimen
On uterine parchment. The Psalms
have special foriations.
The entire Pentateuch is contained
in the Synagogue Roll, which is I'M
dated and without vowel points.
Printed Bible Dates Back to 1869.
The oldest printed Bible in the col
lection, the Eggesteyn, came from the
nress in 1869, just thirteen years after
The first printed Bible. Eggesteyn of
Strasburg was the printer of the two
volume edition, of which only the lat
fer is in the collection.
The Quayle group also contains a
Biblia Sacra Latina, printed in l472,
of which there are no more than five
copies in existence. This one is in the
original binding of thick wooden
boards covered with calf.
Another is the Coberge, of which
the bishop said 1T is the noblest
Bible | have ever set my eyes on and
much superior in beauty and sumptu-
BUSINESS in execution to the Gutenberg
Bible"
One copy Formerly OWneu by rfldI b
One of the finest sets is nine-vol-
ume Bible with a curious old COM
mentary, folio size, bound in original
yellum and dated 1869 1t was once
owned by the Carmelite Friars and
still contains their bookplate.
A Bible bearing the date of 1850
once belonged to Robert Browning,
and carries the writer's autograph. In
this group also is Southy's Bible and
the family Bible of Robert Louis Ste
yenson.
Looking over the collection the lin
gust can run the full gamut, for the
Bibles are printed in Hebrew, Latin,
German, English, Persian, Chinese
Italian, Dutch, Welsh, Manx, Turkish
and rare Arabic.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-12-22
Goal. PRACTICES ECONOMY
IN THE USE OF WORDS, TOO
Tells Mrs. Coolidge About Sermon on
Return From Church.

The latest Coolidge story character
;st;c Of the presidents economy IN N
lsl, ,'orn,nent as we'll as words, as told
Bv one OF his friends, IS: - .h,,rcb
President Coolidge attended cdui h,
some time since unaccompaliea ~. 10y
Mrs. Mrs Coolidge. Upon his return TO , tne
White U,l1. house Mrs. Coolidge asked MN I'm
' w the sermon was good. 10
which he replied.
Eyes" -,
a WI, did the preacher say about
He was against it.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-12-22
ENTIRE FREIGHT TRAIN WAS
LOADED WITH AUTOMOBILES

The Cuthbert Leader reports as a
rather unusual sight a whole train OF
4S cars, loaded with automobiles, OF
one make of car, for one dealer and
one town in Florida, which passed
through there on the G. F. and A.
railroad.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-12-22
DOUBLE-DECKED STREETS
APPROVED FOR CHICAGO

Double-decked streets within a
siX-block zone in the heart of the
city have been approved by Chica-
go officials. The plan is intended
to relieve traffic congestion.
The cost of the double-decking,
including two-level bridges over
tn the ao Chicago river, will be about
100000.