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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-10
Fellowship Club TO Dance

The National Fellowship Club win
hold d dance IN the rose room u
the Wash ngton Hotel tonight.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-10
CLOSED Hop" Planned

A CLOSED hop" is scheduled to
open the 1925-26 school year by Mu
chapter, Delta Sigma Pr. George
town University foreign service
school at the fraternity house, 1900
New Hampshire avenue, tonight.
The committee on social arrange
ments held a meeting last night
presided over by Paul Coughlin.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-10
COMMISSIONER FENNlNC
TALKS TO MusoLLT CLUE

Each resident of the District of.
Columbia should lend a hand in the
building or the city as a part Of
The expansion program, Commits
sioner Frederick A. Fennsng told
their meeting, at 1927 r street
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-10
| ANsDC VillE's MOTHER
DIES al HOME III OHIO

Mrs. Elizabeth i1sdoWi1e mother
Of Commander Zachary IsansdoWne,
who was killed In the Shenandoah
disaster. died early today at her
home III Greenville. Ohio. according
to word received here.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-10

A special meeting of the Bladens-
burg Fire Department has been
called for next Wednesday night to
discuss plans for the proposed new
fire house.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-10

The ladies' auxiliary Of the Eel
lowship Masonic Club will give g
HALLOWEEN costume dance the eve
ming OF October 81, at Odd Fellows
Hall, Sixty-first street, Capitoi
Heights. Prizes will be given Tor
costumes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-28
CAMPANA DE
ORGANIZATION

La asamblea de cuerpos directi-
yos de Uniones, resolvi6, ademas,
que por la Union Obrera Central
Sc renueven las actividades en- ia
vor de una potente organization del
trabajo en- toda la ciudad de San
Juan, que debe e permanente, has
ia lograr sumar a las filas de las
Uniones 1900 trabajadores Ell es-
ia ciudad.
Declarar que los oficiales de Ia
Union Obrera Central deben desau
torizar a TODD elemerto, que sin
estar organizado, pretenda organi-
Ear Y asumir la direction de algu-
ma Union. Debe propagarse con el
ejemplo. Todos los propagandistas
del trabajo, deben tener en- sus Dol
sillos su correspondence carta de
I'M Union en- derecho afiliada a La
American Federation of Labor.
Ia Union Obrera Central, declara
n e mas, que en- las filas de las
(Continua en- la Ga. pagina.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-28
FL sERADo.-PIRME
IN 81 PUEsTo.

= sYidents que 81 el infOrme Sc
inehna q l. tenasncia de Ia Ca
nara RAlA clio darA margen a un
aealeEado debate en 81 senado. sa-
bemes Dc fnents absolutamente H.
dedigna que hay tres o cuatro sena
dores d~ispue6tOs > hablar bien al
- y snerse. a dscir verdades, aun
euando sstas resulten amargas.
70 euanio a L. retroactividad sa
bemos cue - sigue sosteniendo re-
AHA fncha en 81 e0mit6 dc confersn
eias. Pnede ser que anoehe q IL
tina bora - haya negado a un
entendid0.
Pero y Is NJ satisfaction anrn-
Gar cue 81 bioqae de oposici6n a
IA refroactavidAd no Sc rinde. sino
cue por q eontrario Sc mantsene
fiEme como la roca y quo sople
81 vendaval.- Ssns nOmbres9 va to
d. 81 pals los conoce. Gonzalez Fa-
aunae. Fuertes Ap0nte e Irtarts
son los adaiides que siguen comba-
tisndo IA famOsa clansnla y que le
votaFan en- contra al proyecto 81
no - Fectifea.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-28
ISLA HA
PRODUCIDO ESTE
AN0 MAS AzUCAR
QUE NUNCA
Sc CALCULA QUE LA PRO-
DUCClON TOTAL ASCENDE-
RA A $4,000 TONELADAS
Fl aument0 eS c0nSideTa-
bIe.-La perspective para la
pr0xima Zafra

De nuestro colega de esta capt.
tai Puerto Rico Progress to,na-
mos La siguiente information que
acknowledgements interesara a los azri
careros.
-Estando proxima a ter
ninar la zafra TODD indica que la
production total de la isla negara,
81 es que no excede, a 632, 900 tone
ladas de cana, 10 que implicara La
production mayor alcanzada por
Puerto Rico.
Cuatro de las centrales mas Pc
qrenas, Rufina, Boca Chica, Santa
Barbara y San Francisco estan aun
trabajando.
La Guanica Central termino Ia
molienda La semana pasada cou IN
total de Glen mil toneladas de azu-
car, 10 que eQuivale al doble do su
promedio de production durante
los ultimos diez amos. La Central
Aguirre termin6 hace mas 0 menos
tres semanas con una production
total de $4,000 toneladas y Fajardo
ACCOMPLISHMENTS con $4,000 tone
ladas. Estas centrales, las mas gran
des de la isla, han roto ell record de
prodnccion, al igual que cast todas
sas demas centrales de la isla.
tContinna en- la p&g. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-28

William Jennings Bryan fue Ell
lider democratic mas grande de
su generation. Su reinado abso-
luto en- su partido termin6 al dar-
lie los votes que Ell controlaba a
Woodrow Wilson en- la Conyen-
ci6n Nacional de Baltimore en-
1912.
BESIDE la Convention Democratic
de Chicago en- 1896 habia domi-
nado su partido cast absolutamen-
tie. Tres wees habia sido nombra-
do para la direction de su parti-
dc Y otras tantas habia sido de-
rrotado. Realmente Sc necesita ha-
bilidad para poder seguir siendo
Ell lider despuss de tanta derrota.
(Continua en- Ia Ga. pagina.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-28
Fl dld de Labor Day hdbrd una imDOr-
tdnte dSdmbled Obrerd con eI fin de ira
tar SObre Ia situdCi0n de miserid que en-
piezd a privdr sObre Ell pals
.EStd iniCidtivd de Ia Union Obrera Central con-
firmd nueStrds nOtds de aver sObre Ia CrltiCa ST
tudCi6n pOrque pdSd Ia iSId.

Ultimamente Sc llev0 a cabo la
asamblea de cuerpos directiyos de
las Uniones afiliadas a la Union
Obrera Central de San Juan.
La mesa estaba tornado como 81
que:
Presidente, Rafael Alfonso To
rres; Secretario de actas INFERNO,
Jose Ndnez Prieto; Secretario de
Distrito, Guillermo Delgado Lopez f;
Secretario Financiero, Jose Ma. To-
rres; Marshal, Anselmo Fernandez.
Hallandose enfermo ell Secreta-
rio de actos Francisco Paz Crane
la Sc suspendi0 la lectura del acta
anterior, consignandose ell deseo de
la asamblea de que recupere prom
to In salud.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-28

sejo Executive de La Federation Lii
bre, llevando a la practica en- bene
ficio de las grandes masas del ira
bajO y del pueblo en- general de
Puerto Rico cada uno de los parti-
culares que contiene.
2-Que en- ell Labor Day, v a
Ia una de Ia tarde, sc nevara q cabo
en- ell Teatro Municipal de San Juan,
una gran asamblea de trabajadores
en- general en- donde Sc discutira ell
Memorial, que conteniendo en- SIN
tests todos los males con6micos Y
sociales que aquejan al pals. sera
firmado por 100000 Erabajadores
y enviado para endoso q la Con-
venci6n de la American Federation
of Labor, y sera presentado al Pre-
sidente y Congreso de los Estados
Unidos.
Asimismo, copia de dicho Memo
al S(Ao PACSGAIQO0 u lbs duIOE1-
dades insulares Y a la prensa de
Puerto Rico Y Estados Unidos.
ga las cuatro de la tarde del
Labor Day., al cierre de la asam-
blea, Sc organizara la gran mani
festaci6n EN- conmemoraeion del dla.
4-Por la noche Sc celebrara una
gran velada, como cierre del La
Dor Day.
5.-Autorizar a los oficiales de
la Union Obrera Central para que
pongan en- e~jecuci6n este plan y al
mismo tempo para obtener recur
sos entire el concrete = pdblico sim
patizador de la Federation Libre
de los Trabajadores de Puerto Ri
co para cubrir los gastos que Sc
originen en- la commemorative del
Labor Day.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-28
0BSTANTE DE-
QUE ES DEMA-
SlAD0 PR0NTO PARA
JUzGAR SUS AC-
TUACl0NES
En- la gran Metr6poli Sc
esta organizand0 una ma
nifeStaci6n en- honor al
lider S0cialista para GUAM
do regrese de Washington


De nuestro estimado colega La
Prensa", que Sc edita Ell New York
copiamos la s~iguiente entrevista,
que I'm redactor de aquel diario lie
hizo a Iglesias a su llegada a la
gran ciudad.
Procedente de San Juan y en- ell
vapor "San Lorenzo. lego aver a
Nueva York, ell jefe del partido 20
eialista portorriquelo, senador San
tiago Iglesias. A recibirle acudieron
al muelle comisiones de compatrio-
tas suyos. Tan pronto en- terra, ell
senior Iglesias fue saludado por to-
dos, recibiendo vehementes felicia
clones por la reciente decision de La
Corte Supreme, exonerandole de
toda responsabilidad 0 culpabilidad
en- Ell proceso Sabalier.
HI senior Iglesias, que lego acom
pailado de 81 sonora esposa y dos
hijitas, march0 en- seguida a su aIo
.jamiento en- Ia parte alta de la cru
dad. Por la tarde, v en- companfa
de su hijo y del senior Luis Munoz
Marin, hizo una vista a La PREM
SA, por la consideration que Sc lie
ha demostrado, especialmente, Guam
do Ia publication del fallo de la
suprema corte.
A b~reguntas nuestras, .eI batalla-
dor polftico manifesto que--cuando
parti0 de San Juan, continuaba en-
pie el conflicto de criterios entire la
.Cdnara y ell Senado Y la prolon-
gaci0n de dia a dfa de-. periodo de
a~ctividades de la legislature.
no Sc como acabara ESQ, manifes-
to, porque en- polftica portorrique-
ma 70 no predigo jamas Y me limito
a esperar a e 10 que resulta."
III senior IgIesias m~anifestonos.
reiterando anteriores declaraciones
suyas, que ell problema econ6mico
de la Isla, ell basico Y fundamental.
~continuaba sin resolver desde item
20 de Ia colonia. Lo demas, los pro-
gramas sentimentales v vistosos de
los politicos son.. en- SUI opinion. sim
pies espejismos de que Sc valen los
acaparadores del poder = la in
fluencia en- la isla, para entretener
y desorientar al pueblo, sobre los
problemas de verdadero interes hu-
mano.
Por Greer, justamente. que la po-
Utica no resuelve esas euestiones
whales que concretan las necesida
des de La lucha diaria del trabaja-
dor y, en- conjunto, de las classes pro
letarias, los s~ocialistas han decidi-
do abandonar o suspender por aho
ia sns actividades puramente poll
Cantinds en- Ia pAg. s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-28
Gran Bale
de Coronaci6n

Con motive de haber sido electa
Reina de Simpatia del Under
wood Pitman College la Srta.
Rosario Power, Sc celebrara un
Gran Bale de Coronation en- Ell
Teatro Municipal de esta ciudad
en- la noche del domingo proximo,
2 de agosto.
FL Comite de invitaciones esta
compuesto por los Sres. Conrado
Asenjo, Rafael Cabrera, Enrique
Gatell y Ricardo Fl. Blondet.
A juzgar por la animation Y
los preparativos, esta fiesta pro-
mete quedar lucidisima.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-28

SALON FEMINA (BEAUTY PAR
LORI La mejor barberfa de Ponce
para damas y caballeros adquirida
Dor Francisco Rodriguez. Trabajos
elegantes segun modelos. Servicio
esmerado. Visftenos v quedara sa-
tisfecho. Gale del Sol No. A.
Ponce, 2. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-28
Ell EX- ATTORNEY Oral. KERN
Sc ENCUENTRA EN- PTO. RICO
Sc ESPERA QUE ESTA TARDE RINDA SU
INFORME La COM. De CONFERENCIAS.
QUE ENTIENDF EN- FL INCOME-TM
Ia RETROACTWDAD IA ~PROvOCADO A~CALORADOS
DEBATES.-LA CAMARA POSIBLEMENTE LIZ NTRODU-
ClRA ENMlENDAS ESTA TARDE ALA LEY ORIGINAL
De ARBITRIOS

Ia situaei6n Legislative Sc hace
eada yea mas eomplieada. Compren-
demos que el momento es de ver-
daaera prueba y qns 81 impone un
esfnsrzo supreme de nuestros HON
hras p1blieos para sortear Ell ven
daval cue sopia. PerO 10 eierto es
cue 3 estas alturas.-io que jam&s
habia 0euFEido,-toda Ia legislaci6n
fundamental para Ell nnevo aho eco
nonieo e9t& pendiente. Los resu.-
tados ga empiezan a verse
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-28
usTEp Es nL ouLpAR1E

81 50 dltim0 anuncio en- Ia e c
eion De ayisos clasihcados de Ell
MUND0 no surtl6 Fl efeSto de-
seado listed - el culpabla porque
fraeas6 Al intentar c0nvertir en-
eompFadOres q nuestros lectores.
fenga a nosotros y pondremos a
- disposition nuestra experien-
efs ain enafa aIgunn p.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-28
I~PROGRAMA De TRABAJO
PAR Ell LABOR DAY.

La asamblea de cuerpos ~directivos
de las Uniones afiliadas a la Union
Obrera Central y American Fedora
ton of Labor, adopta la ~siguiente
resolution
l-Endosar en- todas U parties
la Resolution aprobada por ell Com
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-28
5HAsTA
N

En- cuanto al presupuesto aun no
hay NADIA definitivamente resuelto,
a menos que esta madrugada.-lc
que nadie esperas-se haya llegado
a un entendido entire senadores y
representatives.
Nosotros nos inclinamos a Greer
cue tenemos para buen ratio, pues
esta reduction del presupuestO trac
cola....
Y en- cuanto a la. fecha en- que se
pneda terminar ell trabajo legisla-
two, solo vemos una interrogation
immense s~uspendida en- ell aire. Ma
die puede contestar a ciencia cierta.
Pero 10 que 81 es evidente es cue
81 las cosas continuan en- esta forma
no 20 hara possible terminar esta
semana. teniendo en- cuenta que nj
aun aver Sc pudo trabajar, va que
era dia de fiesta Official.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-28
EsTA rARDE

10 obstante, 50 eSpera que en-
Ia session de esta tarde Sc rinda
inferno de Ia comisi6n que entiende
en- FL proyeeto de incOme-tax para
cue sspamos de una veg a que ate
nernos. Dieh0 informe tan pronto
ssa rsndido, sera puesto a discu.
ss6R No sabemos especifieamente
aun IA que terminus estara redac-
tada. pero 81 sabemos que Sc inclina
. a polstica que IA s0stenid1 la
cAmaEa BaJa en- este asnnto. Y ST
ess aa-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-28

del Senado la devolucion del proyec
to substitute que La Camara a su
veg no acepta.
Sc espera que en- la session de
esta tarde Sc traiga dichO prOyecto
a la Orden del dia, para ser en-
mendado. tai y como 10 desea la
Camara.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-28

In enanto a Ia ley de arbitsios
sahsd0 es que Ia cAmara sOlicit6
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-28
LEGO AVER A BOR-
DO DEL vAPOR.''SAN
LORENZO"


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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-28

De nuestro estimado colega La
Prensa", que Sc edita Ell New York
copiamos la siguiente entrevista,
que un redactor de aquel diario lie
hizo a Iglesias a su llegada a la
gran ciudad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-24
CHARGE AUDITOR
PAID BY. SHOPS
Names Of Newly WEEDS Were
Sold to Florists

How Seattle merchants obtained
patronage from ncwlyweds thru the
county auditors office was 10 be
told 10 the King county grand jury
by r T. Rnsaia. florist. u was be-
lleved Tuesday.
Rosaia was recalled Tuesday after
tcstifyinE in tho grand jury room
Monday. The florist. II was Eaid.
has already told the jurors that he
paid for Advertisements tn "a cook
book published and distributed with
marriage licenses In County Auditor
FcrEugons office, and that these
advertisements contained coupons
which newlywcds could fill In and
submit 10 ROsaia for a discount on
their flowers The money for the
ads went 10 Ferguson.
This not only created immediate
sales for RoEain. but also furnished
him with a valuable mailing list
Van Ferguson, tho auditors son,
Is in charge OF the marriage H.
cense counter.
The jurors remained In secret
conference most Of the forenoon,
Tuesday, while Deputy Prosecutor
BurEindor. in charge Of their in
vestigations, was preparing q new
batch Of witness subpocuas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-24
DEXTER DEFEAT
FORECASTED
HesketS Says He Will Join
With Extension Foes

Plans to extend Dexter ave in
conjunction with the Denny Hill re.
grade viii be defeated n council.
men vote az thoy Indicated Tuea-
day. Councilman Bob HesRoth who
has hold tho deciding vote told The
star that he will break tho tie by
voting against tho extension.
Council members were presiding
Tuesday at public hearing on the
regrade and extension plans ap.
proved by tho city planning com.
mission The council chamber was
packed by proponents and oppon.
cnts Of both projects.
Mrs Henry Lhndcs, council prcsl.
deaf. and Councilman Blaine, Camp.
bell and Carroll are expected to
vote TO extend Dexter ave. from
Denny way TO First ave.
Hcskoth said he wOilld vote with
Councilman TIndull, Erickson. M.
chola and Moore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-24
BRIDE SAID She
WAS SPANISH
RhineIander's Wife Denied
CoIored Blood. Is Claim

WHITE PLAINS, y. Y. Nov. -.
Additional testimony that Alice
Jones, after she had become Mrs
Leonard Kip Rhinelander, represent
ed herself as OF Spanish rather than
negro descent, was given as the an
nulment suit brought by her husband
was resumed today.
Mrs. Joseph Rich, OF Mount Yer.
non. corroboratcd the statements OF
her husband. made late yesterday.
that Mrs Rhinelandcr had denied tho
colored blood, now admitted by her
counsel.
Mrs, Rich said she met the Rhine.
landers on election day, 1924. a short
time after they had been married. =.
we started out in my husband $
car on the way to thcater," the
witness said. II wore an evening
gown. Mrs. Rhinelander had long
sleeves said would have worn
them. too. had | known she was
going 20, Then she said;
~ generally wear long sleeves.
since am dark complexioned and
am OF Spanish descent"
Mrs Rich said she had always
liked Alice until she learned that tho
latter was colored. Then her feeling
turned 20 dislike.
You dislike her because she Is
colored7" asked Lee Parsons Davis.
Mrs. Rhinelander's counsel.
mo, because she deceived me" she
replied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-24
Il. of ". Students Match
Muscle Against Money
Self-Supporting Boys and Girls Plead for
Chance to Continue Their Studies

out by earning money at various
Jobs.
Twenty girls out Of every hun
drcd arc their own sole support,
q moro OF them partly support
Themselves
AMI most OF the workers put in
longer hours and do harder work
than the average worker. coupling
classes with Jobs rhey study in
the regular periods work as jani.
tors filing clcrlSS telephone opcra-
tors elevator runners, steamer
hands, furnace tenders. linotype OPP.
crntors, gasoline station attendants
ana office employees
After that many Of them go back
10 boarding houses and study some
more.
Some VI tho sclt-supporting stu
dents would be unable 10 attend II
the legislature raised fees, nv Tho
governor wi7hrH students mid The
fee Increase would moi mean much
Turn 10 Page o, Column -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-24
JAIL DOCTOR
AS EVADER
OF DRAFT
Or. A. c. Silverberg Held
by Army Authorities at
Fort LaWton
WENT TO VANCOUVER, BIC.
Failed TO Answer Call on
Excuse He Was Citizen
OF Finland

"1NHEY wouldn't 10, me max, GU,
L exemption papers 40 ! lust
took exemption
In these words. DR. Arid G.. si
verherE, Seattle physician. explained
why he failed 90 answer his draft
summons back tn 1919.
Dressed in tapping. shapeless
khaki iunscrrcs, Or. Snverb.rr
stood before the commanding ofn
Ger u For IsVton. who told him
that there was nothing he could
10 but hold him in the Suardhouss
until ho received instructions from
headauarters.
Or. SilvrrbrrE was ARRESTED Nor.
day night al bis home. iTig sum
nit ave. b. the police on informa.
ton supplied them b. department
% Justice operatives. Tho doctor
vas Included IN the list Of alleged
draft cyadcrs published by the
Ninth Corps area headquarters IN
San Francisco.
The doctor hlntrI that his arre4t
IL tho result % spltework ON the
part Of someone whom he refused
20 name, in close touch with army
activities here.
The doctor contends that n. 4. a
citizen % Finland. and N such -as
qualified Tor exemption from the
draft when he waa first sum.
ruousd By the draft board. ne d,
elarsd. he tried 10 get that cr,np.
ton. but they refused 20 consider II
AZ all and told him they we're go.
tns 10 get him into the army
90. he nid. he merely refused 20
answer the call and later won't 70
Vancouver n C.. where he worked
IN the shipyarda and then later
went 20 MeGm university. az Nor.
trrai. where he completed his med
teal course He graduated from
there two years arn.
1T u all a mistake" Or. Carl W
Silyerb"rg, who shares medical o.
ficcS with his brother in the Mssl.
cai-Dcntai building. said Monday.
Arvid was and II citizen OF FIN.
land lie did not come under IN.
draft here or IN his own country.
I am taking tho matter No with
the minister OF Finland In washing
ton. and am sure Il cun b. straight.
sued out"
The alleged draft svader took out
hts FIRST naturalization papers short.
" before the United States entered
The war bat they were later can
celsd when nc went mp 70 Canada.
He has not taken OF, tho papsrr
aEliin
silvcrburE will b. held in tho
guard house at Fort LRwtou until
definite action ia taken on his cnss
by tho higher authorities
silvcrburE Is 20 years old and
unmarried
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-24

uELP ~ half why to an educa.
L L tlon. wen do the rest. Unlver
aty Of Washington students broad.
cast to tho state legislature Tues.
day.
wen show you that We apprcci.
ate university training by going
to work 20 hcIp pay for IT," was The
byword on the campus
Governor Hartley told the legis.
lnturc the other day that the state
wax spending too much money on
the university.
"Wcll, we're not afraid TO match
our time and muscle against state
money" was the 8tudcnla reply,
About 70 Of W out Of every hun
dred ore working, when we're not
studying. Just for the privilege Of
bolng allowed TO study
Here are tho fiFuroa. out of every
hundred boys 1T the universally %
support Themselves entirely by
working Flftysonc others helped