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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-24
LA HUIDA A EGIPTo

Suelta al aire la melena
de una noble seda oscura
ahltida por ell cierzo
la faz palida v divina
va la madre sobre el asno,
en- la fuga peregrina,
con ell Nino entire los brazos
a traves de la llanura.
Cae la noche. In tiniebla
desparrama su negrura
como un ala gigantesca
sobre el llano Y la colina,
Y no Sc ALA en- la distancia
nj una choza oampesina
y no fiuye entire Ia sombra
nj una fuente de aqua pura.
Ell anciano lleva el asno
de ronzal. Bajo la frfa
noche cruel la Madre llora.
En- la faz negra del llano
rodo el Hanto, en- hilos claros,
de los ojos de Marfa........
Y al perderse en- el silencio
de la noche los viajeros,
a 10 lejos, en- la sombra,
en- el hondo azul arcane
fingio un llanto de orc fragil
el temblor de los luceros.
Carlos Torres DURAN.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-24
Vieja mlsica...

La Noche Buena, la noche de ale
| grias, de ensuefios y de recuerdos,, ha
/ uegado.
\ Hay en- Ell ambiente un perfume de
fehcidad que anima los corazones,
alegra los semblantes, que hace OIL
vidar las penas del duro batallar del
\ afio.
Como palomas que vuelven la
T rama donde esta su nido van negan-
do los hogares, para gozar mejor,
/ de las delicias de esta noche santa,
los seres queridos que ell destino des-
uni6.
La ciudad Sc puebla de canciones
Coros en- que todos toman parte; en-
ea,a noche ancianos ni1os cantan
y rien igual. Els la noche tinica en-
que los homnres tienen deseos infan-
tiles Y los nifios disfrutan privilegios
de honabre.
Son las mismas canciones de ante
ricres amos. "Villancicos' Y "agui-
naldos" appendices de la abuela.
Son la tradici6n.
Vieja m1sica que remoza la san
gre, que nos acerca a algo lejano que
vivi6. Es m1sica que fiene perfume
de cuanto nos ha sido amado.
En- cualquier otro instante escucha-
riamos esas notas conmovidos, nenos
de devotion; pero es la Noche Buena
en- que Ell alma eata ansiosa de reir.
Luego suena otra m1sica distinta.
Carols ingleses y americanos. Aho
ra son voces infantiles las que Sc es-
cuchan. Els "Santa Claus" que ha
conquiatado Ell ccraz6n de nuestros
\ nifios.
Son bellas y poeticas csnciones pa
ra ser cantadas alredor del "Arbol
de Navidad''.
Es la tradicion de los pafses del
Norte que Sc extiende haasa los Tr6-
picos.
Es mas del hogar, mas cristiana y
mas agradable para les nifios, la fies-
ia del Norte que nuestra Noche Bue-
ma; pero 70 creo que donde unica-
mente Sc saborea su encanto y su poe
sia es ALA en- un Home, en- un
pals septentrional, junto a la chime
nea por donde penetra Santa Claus
sigilosamente sin temer las uamas
del enorme tronco que ALI arde, mien-
tras fuera, en- la Gale, las nieves po-
ren silencio en- las pisadas de los re-
nos y apaga el ruido de los trineos
en- que conduce su variada carga de
juguetes.
"villancicos' Carols, tradi-
clones diferentes que Sc juntan en-
nuestros hogares. Himnos de paz de
amor, pero que, escuchandolos, We
ces Sc me asemejan lucha de razas,
ideas que chocan, que vencen caen
disputandose ell alma de nuestro pue-
bio.
j. Martinez CHAPEL.
Diciembre "a, 1921.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-24
NOCHE BUENA. NOCHE
GLORIOSA
A Sergio Romanacce, compa-
nero y amigo.

Noche Buena, Pascuas, Ano Nue.
(vo...
En- una cabana, un hombre Sc RE,
en- otra de misero aspecto Sc llora no
(mas.
Aquel que Sc RE ha dorado POGO,
y ell que llora esta noche,
tan solo en- la vida un instante rio. :.
En- aquella casa de brillants as
(pecto,
Sc come, Sc bebe, Sc baila, Sc rie.-....
iQue mucho Sc rie!....
Y en- esta otra casa de persianas ro-
tas,
de ldgubre entrada y envuelta en-
misterio,
Sc sufre, Sc llora, Sc reza y Sc anna.
Para el uno es noche de m1sica
(alegre,
de recuerdos gratos y un feliz Ma
mana.
Para el otro sombras por doquier que
(mira.
Los mismos espectros que aver 10
acechaban,
y un afan const9nte por batir sus
(alas.-.....
Sublime es la noche, iqae recuer-
(do entraiia!
Mas pobre que CGisto no 10 ha sido
(nadie.
Naci6 en- un pesebre y brind6 su vida
bendiciendo ell mundo.
Que conan, que rfan, que loren, que
(amen,
que yo, en- esta noche, tan solo en-
mi Ira,
canto por la gloria del primer cris-
(tiano.
E. Ramirez BRAU.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-24

ficulSldes de su santa mission.
La madre es creadora, con Dios /;
puede y debe ser redentora con el.
Piensen ustedes en- la gloria de dar
al mundo, un hombre, y tiemblen us
tedes ante la respOnsabilidad de t.
ner en- los brazos a un hijo v no sa-
Der hacer un honbre de el.
G. Martinez SIERRA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-24

dia luna en- la frente Sc destaca So
bre el entarimado.
-iNesmond, ven yer tus armas
Y todos Sc echan a reir al YER ell
blason de los Nesmond estampado ell
una tela pam empaquetar.
-iJa, ia, jail! "iMajeste!..-"
iTodayia hay "majestades" en- Fran
cia? a
Y todo son burlas, sucediendose
unas a otras, risitas vlf1autadas, de-
dos que apuntan al aire, bocas que
hacen melindres.....
De pronto grita uno de los concu-
rrentes:
Champagne! iChampagnei )
II No 10 es!..-
-Sf, 10 es...... ST, es Champagne.
Vamos, condesa, cenemos al punto.
Han tornado por Champagne el
aqua de Seltz del seiior Majeste Lo
encuentran un POGO dojo; pero ibah!
Sc 10 beben, como aquellos fantas-
mitas no tienen muy solida la cabe-
"a, POGO a POGO Ii espuma del aqua
de Seltz les anima, les excita, les da
ganas de bailar Organizanse mi
nues. Cuatro violines que. Nesmond
hizo venir comienzan un aire de Ra-
meau, todo el en- tresillos, dulce v
melancolico, dentro de SUI misma vi
1o6 Lrc l. az rrTfs 9O1
lentitud saludan a compass todas
aquellas antiguas bellezas. Sus ador
nos y atavfos, las chupas de orc, las
casacas bordadls, los Zapatos con he
billas de diamantes, todo parece re-
iuvenecido; los mismos plafones pa
recen revivir al escuchar los anti
guos aires. Ell vetusto espejo, suje-
to en- la pared doscientos amos ha,
tambien los reconoce, deslucido, ne
gro en- los angulos como Sc encuen-
ira, brilla suavemente envil su ina
gen a los que bailan, imagen algo
borrosa como enternecida por un
penoso recuerdo. Rodeado de tantas
elegancias el sefior Majeste Sc siente
molesto y Sc ha escondido detras de
un cajon desde donde mira todo aque
llo...
POGO n POGO empieza a amanecer.
Por las puertas vidrieras de los alma
Genes Sc percibe va la blancura del
patio, luego 10 alto de las ventanas,
por fin todo el laHo del salon. Al po-
co ratio ell seiior Majestic no We mas
que dos violinistas retraaldos que
Sc evaporan al tocarles la claridad
del alba. En- el patio advierte toda-
via, aunque muy vaga, la forma de
UNI silla de manos, una cabeza en-
polvada Y con estrellas de esmeral-
das, las 1ltimas chispas de una an
torcha que un lacayo tira al suelo,
las cuales Sc mezclan con las que ha-
cen saltar las ruedas de un vehiculo
de transporte que penetra con gran,
estrepito en- el patio por la gran puer
ia de entrada.
Alfonso DAUDET.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-24
PENsAM1ENTo

-Es tan facil engafarse tno a ST
mismo sin advertirlo, como dificil en-
gafiar los demas sin que 10 noten.--
LA RoCHEFoUCAULD. IN II
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-24
Y pregunto yo:

pfegunCO yos
-Sefiores. sd6nde Sc habra me-
lido Mauricio? No 10 veo desde una
media noche que me 10 encontre en-
ell atrio de la Catedral c.ntando una
plena.
Yo iba en- companfa de Cruz Cas-
tro de Porratita, fbamos los tres
comiendo chicharrones. Mauricio Sc
empefi6 en- que 10 oyeramos cantar;
hacia la segundl Pepe Bonilla; los
dos milagrosamente entonados.
Y decia la plena:
'Papayas tenfa la Ira.
papayas no mas"
Y cuando nos estabamos dlndo
gusto, lego ell sargento Caban (hoy
es jefe) disolvio Ell grupo, acab5
con la velada.
Y nos fuimoS a conner una serena
ia en- ell cafetin de Emilio Egozciie.
Topete no nos quiso fiar; 70 en-
plee toda mi elocuencia; inutil; suer-
te que lego a tempo Fanfan, guita-
rpa en- mano, preludio unes acordes
de su damon "Mataron Ell Chivo' y
iechamos todos a correr!
En- la plaza del meroldo de "Puer-
70 do Tierra'' habfa una exposition
de pavos cual mas joven bien
emplumado.
Me pasee entire ellos con ganas de
llevlrme media docena.
Las consabidas muniamas no da-
i ban para tanto
Pero me encontre con una mucha-
cha que trabaja en- la "Colectiya' y
esta me convid6 a cenar.
Aceptado.
Va a quedar ESQ bueno y medic.
ALI me encuentran.
Y mientras tanto:
iFelices Pascuas!
Jorge ADSUAR
/ NOTA:
ST ven a Martin Flores, diganle
que el "Alto Cuerpo" Sc reune ma
mana Asistiran los siguientes nniem
bros: don Felipe, FL Pobre Mozo,
Botellita, Potato, Gapitolio, macs
tro Isidro, don Melo Y demas notabi-
lidades.
4 Sala de actos: en- casa de mi com
padre.
svALE?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-24

Ell enrdito Bozzo me convida sa-
lir rumbo al mercado. Alexandra va
"forrao" Y yo dispongo de unas hu
mildes ''muniamas".
En- la plaza del mercado nos en-
contramos con un senor que esta
preguntando por sino Domingo, Ell
que vendia chinas.
Y lie damos razon:
--Mire, maestro, usted esta vivien
do en- el siglo plsado; aquel buen
hombre que tanto obsequiaba los
ninos, hace va mucho tempo que
abandon6 ell sillon en- cue siempre lie
vimos sentado.
Y aprovechando mi vista la "Pla
"a fui yer mis- dos "Pepes" ami
gos:
II Hola, Jorgito!.. Sc6mo Sc pre-
senta "eso"?
DE a flor, juventud-. Cesta 81
que es una fiorD
Ia donde te las tiras?
"A donde ell viento me empuje...-
iAndas solo?
No, con Alexandra Bozzo
10y d6nde esta ese gordifi6n?
-Baj6 a la "Perla" a comprar un
puerco.
Use rompe?
o.. 10 rompo yo.
Remotti Campo estaban muy con
tentos porque habSan vendido no re-
cuerdo cuantos centenares de huevCf
y toneladas de peces.
Aproveche la OCCASION; y faje; d
mi tajo: me regalaron una lisa que
va esta en- manos de Emilia, la secre-
taria de mis- hermanas.
CuLndo va me marchaba, OF la voz
de Remotti que me aguantaba:
iTe falta una cosa, negro vie
joi, un lim6n... te puede servir pa
ra "algo" esta noche.
En- la "Perla'' me encontre cor
Alexandra que garateaba con el ven
dedor de cerdos:
III Ese puerco es muy carol
-Es que pertenece a una raz'
muy distinguida.
-Yo quiero-si es barato III
puerco dem6crata-.
X le endosaron un cochinillo feo
ordinario. Bozzo cargo con el y m
: convid6 para la fiesta,
.(Ire.l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-24

Carlos Torres DURAN.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-24
CIUDAD ARRIBA Y CIUDAD
ABAJO
NocHE BUENA

iQue buena la pasarfa, 81 me deja-
ran hacer mi gusto! Mi gusto, no voy
decir en- letras de molde cual es !;
mas vale que me quede fcallado y
asi dejo mis- lectores pensando en-
una cosa que no les interesa v que
ahorl. mismo van echarla al olvi-
do.
Y tn Noche Buena, lector, ipien-
sas pasarla muy divertido? - iPaci-
ficamenteS tie vas correr? -
iYa has contratado ell ,automovil?
Para este case te recomiendo al
"Gallego'' que es muchacho formal,
Sc cuida mucho de la brida Y sabe,
a tempo, poner el freno. Y 81 no To-
gras completar ell "rule' Use escri-
be asi?), te indico que le piils, esa
noche, un asiento en- su auto al gor
ditto Schira; el siempre va en- cua-
drilla y bien acompanado; fijate:-
Guinbo, Yoryi Cestero, Abe, Fidel
Acefia, Juan Roig.... ETC.. iQue
"team"l No rompen un plato en- la
cabeza de un mozo, pero rompen el
cristll del viento, no recogen los
cachitos.
A mi nunca me convidan para esas
clases de excursiones "pascualeras"
dicen que soy muy "sonoro"; pero yo
no me doy por vencido, los velo en-
una esquina, salto al estribo del
carruaje como un personaje del ci-
ne, despues que me he acomodado
"a la brava) digo como lie dijo cier-
ia noche Ernesto Torres NOME a
Cesterito-a la vuelta de un mitin
de Caguas: les mi po.... piu--. la
ridad!
mo me digan nada mis- lectores,
que hoy es Noche Buena y Romual-
do me ha dado permiso para "bacbl-
tear" con la pluma todo 10 que quie-
ra.)
A Luis Diez 10 he llamado por te-
lefono para proponefle un asuntl-
to-.
Oigan ustedes:-
lQue!... iEncajas no? (hablo
yo9
NO puede SER. No pucds ser,
:pareil.
-Tfrate, muchacho, que Ia cosa va
a estar buena.
Mo me cdques, Yoryi, no me Gu
quss.
-Oye, Luisito... (esto Sc 10 digo
en- voz baja).. Hazte el enfermo.
Luis me coge miedo y transa, col
gando ell audffono.
(Lo han cambiado, Ga elD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-25
DOPE IS SEIZED,
PAIR ARRESTED
Customs Agents Get 5000
Morphine Cache

Arrested by customs agents as
they were about 10 complete delivery
OF 81 ounces OF smuggied morphine.
valued at 5000. Louis celIini. As,
section foreman. and Frank Len, IS.
chauffeur. were held in the city jail
Thursday. They will be taken be.
fore United States Commissioner
Robert w. McClelIsnd at 1890 a. m.
Monday for hearing on federal mar
cotic charges.
Customs Agent y. J. Reese. while
walking up James St about 800
"wednesday afternoon sought refuge
from the terrific rain by standing on
the porch OF a lodging house. A
man. who later proved 10 be Len.
came down the stairs and converted
with him for few minutes. Pres
emily he crossed the street 10 meet
"A Chinese. and the two returned to-
gcthor and went into the roomins
house.
His suspicious aroused. Agent
Reese teiephoned for reinforcements,
and Customs Agents A. b. Hamar
and Paul Watson rsp~sded and
made the arrests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-25
RESIGNATION OF
SCOTS ACCEPTED
Manager Of Fruit Show
Quits His Post

Disagreement over financial policy
in carrying forward preliminary
work on the Pacific Northwest fruit
exposition resulted Wednesday In
the resignation OF o. {. Scots. az
managing secretary. The resignation
was accepted with reluctance by the
executive committee Thursday. The
committee will meet In a few days
20 fill the vacant post The exposi-
ton il scheduled 10 take place at the
Bell street terminal Nov. n TO 20.
The executive committee this
morning issued statement which
points out that entire accord existed
and still exists between themselves
and Scots.
Scots was unwilling to continue as
manager unless given free hand In
matters of finance as we'll as in all
other details OF the explosion. Be
cause the finance. committee was I'M
willing that the tentative budget be
exceeded until further contributions
come in he deemed his resignation
advisable. Scots said that upon his
return to Yakima, where he IL sec
rotary Of the Yakima Commercial
club. he win work just AS faithfully
for the exposition as IL he were con-
tinuing as manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-25
"Drean1 Girl' Rises
to Help Hightower

SACRAMENTO. Aug. 25.--"If the
man who wrote IN. the dream girl
letters IL sincere. he Is incapable of
having murdered that priest am
willing TO 20 on the stand and TO dis.
close the contents OF certain letters
have destroyed which win further
establish the apparent good charac.
ter OF the man"
Mrs. Peggy True Curtis said this.
She 81 the dream girl" IN william
A. Hightowcrs letters and poetry,
she believes In HiKhtower. but not
too implicitly. Her plays first al.
tracted the man accused OF murder
Ing Father Patrick Heslin. Then Il
war her illness. two years ago. and
her forsakinx OF her career for her
husband that prompted Hightower to
write her. she says.
lie wrote 10 me to encourage me
His letters were inspiring. They did
help me. and at a time when I was
thoroly disllIusloned and apathetic. .
she told "A reporter in sacramento to-
dag.
'Hls poetry oh. II IN mediocre
and weak. but his letters are eIo-
auent and BEAUTIFUL she said
Il viii help him II can. Just an
he helped me when I was down and
out. l have never seen Hightower.
OF course. the man may be superhu-
man. but there may BE- a weak spot
In his nature that prompts him to be-
lieve he should aid tho stricken.
And. too, these letters he wrote me
could be part OF gigantic scheme OF
n master mind 10 establish before the
world n wholesome character. n man
OF admirable ideals. Perhaps he IL
now calling upon the evidences OF
character for that purpose. ! will
not say this Is other than remote
possibility" she continued. ''ff High
tower IL guilty. he will confess. I do
not think no ~ the kind OF man who
would 20 10 the Gnliowa without tell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-25
$500 and so Days
for Making Booze

Lawrence r. Mccarthy and Arthur
III. Butler pleaded guilty Thursday To
a charge OF manufacturing intoxicat-
ing liquor with intent TO sell. and
were sentenced by Justice Of the
Peace c. c. Dalton TO $500 each and
90 days In jail.
The men were arrested wedncs-
day night in hut at Otter lake. In
possession OF 40 gallons OF mash. Is
gallons OF finished product and a
large still.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-25
Mexico Wants Trade
With Seattle Firms

l.. NJ Detco. Mexican consul gen.
erai. has written the foreign trade
bureau Of the Seattle Chamber Of
Commerce that he desires Seattle
firms to take advantage Of a new
commercial bureau established by
the Mexican consulate at FL Paso.
Tex This bureau is designed to bet.
ter trade relations between the Unit.
ed States and Mexico. and to furnish
the general public with Information
regarding the commerce Of either
country he saws
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-25
DR.. L. II. Frankel Of
New York to Speak

DIR. Ire ". Frankei. OF New York.
newly appointed head OF the welfare
department OF the United states mail
service. viii be passing thru Seattle
Friday and win speak at the mem
bcrs' council luncheon Of the Cham
Der OF Commerce. at noon. nj the Ma
sonic club. Arcade building.
DR.. Frankel Is former president OF
the American Public Health associa.
ton and is a vice president Of the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.. Of
New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-25

inr everything he knows. He would
not sacrifice himself for another.
III he n guilty. he skaters anoth.
err IDEAL OF mine"
The dream girl" promises 10 write
a play Of the case. and she expressed
her hope that Highiowcr ~ innocent
for she believes his guilt would
weaken the dramas plot.
She Is AZ present working In 10.
cal department store. where. she
says. she is seeking color for upIift
plays
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-25

Go West, young man, go west
Horace Greeley never knew and
could not know the pangr and desires
Of crippled soldier In Boston. who.
az the doughboy saying goes. very
near went West" In the world war.
but now locomotes with two artificial
legs.
The story OF this crippled soldier.
HIS wants and his desire TO live In
the great West Scattle--came 20
light today thru the offices Of the de.
partment Of vocational education OF.
flccs. Arcade building.
WHO WANTS AN
AMBITIOUS YOUNG MANI
They. thru the columns OF The
Star. are appealing TO a banker. n
manufacturer, business man
someone who has need Of
A young ambitious man in his
twentiea.
lie was graduated with honorr
from the Massachusetts, Institute Of
Technology. at Boston. despite his
crippled handicap. and IL married 70
the girl OF his boyhood days.
Their romance WAS written like
that OF a movie" Moons, the ring
and--then came the warl
lie WIS shot In both legs. Both
we're amputatted In n hospital over.
seas. They healed. and then came
time 20 return home-.home 10 the
girl who did not know that he had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-25
Romance Shattered?
Not for This Soldier;
Wants to Come West

no legs. perhaps. literally, just half a
man.
And like a good soldier. he endeav-
orcd TO break their engagement for
her sake. but
Why finger with their romance--of
course she refused TO accept his OF.
fer. and they were married.
Boston doctors say that he. because
OF his wounds, cannot live In the
East II II either too cold or too hot
lie must come West TO California,
Oregon or Washington.
lie has written TO the district voca,
tlonal officer OF the federal board OF
vocational education here.
lie is well educated and a graduate
OF chemical engineering and business
administration.
WANTS SOME SORT
or CHAIR" JOB
He can drive an automobile and
waiks with the aid OF cane. His
ambition Is 10 become an executive In
a bank or manufacturing firm where
a chair will relieve the strain on his
artificial legs He expects no snap"
10 begin with.
Dallas ID. johnson, assistant dis.
trict vocational officer OF the federal
board for vocational education. 5I19
Arcade building. wishes 10 place this
crippled soldier in Seattle.
Have you a position7
Phone Elliott 1888.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-25
BALLARD
FOR ENCHANcis--REAL
ESTATE

10 FINE AcREs BELLiNGHAM.
clear. $1,000. for Seattle. Box 1913.
poulsbo, Wash.
FARMS FOR CITY PROPERTY. Tx
ehangcs everywhere. A. q. Ellis
Co, ia Third.
WILL TRADE s-RooM HOUSE ron
smaller house. East 3ses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-25

20 ACRES At s2s AN ACRE. AGRi-
cleared: fir and cedar for fencing.
buildings, fuel. etc. In Develop
ing district. Warranty deed. In
sured tlN. Price cut to get the
cash. Charles Somers Co. Alaska
Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-25

HOME AND INCOME
BEAUTIFUL QUEEN ANNE
CORNER
$4,000 sent modern home
on Queen Anne ave. right In buHi-
nenH section. Also 3-room bunga
low on rear OF lot rented for $50
per year, This property has "a
great future. Phone Garfield O3Jb.
GEO A. SPENCER A co.
j, Y. Nhipplo, Fourth NJ and iloston
SOUTH OF WOODLAND PARK
NEW. CUT TO 1880
VIEW
brand new modern bungalow, with
oak floors. buiit-ln kitchen. break .
fast nook, cement basement fur-
mace. laundry. etc. lot t0xl00;
well located. 1900 cash. balance
rent.
BELL a CO. Inc.
North osTs, btth and Stone Way,
Evening" call North osat.
GROOM BRAND NEW MODERN
bungalow. $500 cash; easy terms.
lily owner $40 atnt ave.
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Increased Budget
Filed by Judges

Superior court Judges filed Thurs
day ono OF the largest estimates
budgets this year. They asked for
ti22.bb0 for superior court expenses.
In comparison with si2o.s5o appro.
priated for the present year.
The majority OF budgets from the
county.ci,y building show AN eatl
mated decrease In expense accounts.
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PERSONAL.

CURE YOURSELF. ZONE THEIR
apy NERVE pressure) explained
and taught. Professor James, SIC
Terry ave. office hours. TO s.
Elliott 1851.
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20 FOR sAI.E-MIsCEII.ANE Ous
O. u. WILLIAMS
1913 First Ave, -
GARAGE DOORS

The most Important part of the
building must he made right u
they are going 10 last Our ga
rage doors are put together 10
stay.
4 feet by 3 feet doors rriced at 1900.
extra charge.
We hav, over a dozen sizes OF sash
on hand suitable for garages.
See US for doors and windows for
A % Il 'S w Il is'sas0s COMPANY
Eafa bffzhai yk9q
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81 roR sAI.r-AuToMonll.Es
FRIDAY SPECIALS
ALL LATE MODELS
SACRIFICE ,sas

Oakland six roadster; newly painted,
special color. cord tres rebuilt
rtsht up Ia our own shop. Win "A
lot OF extras. Model ai-H. Drive
II and your buy sure.
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FOR SALhs--s-RooM FURNISHED
cottage on f,auntleroy beach. Wost
Seattle. Euti priee tles. Phone
sunset t3s0.
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Money for farm and acreage loans
RoTnE FARM MIRO. co. 1oe2 5rd
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SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE

HE1SE HELP AN ELDERLY
V}1ow who Is In need and show
- place at once. housskscprf.
Gmiiy or wsdowcr. with or with
~ children Help thankfully re-
Seived. Mira HELEN Thompson.
Vew York Hotel 1901 "a First ave.
Genttle. Main 6oS5.
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wANTEp--BoARDERs
sUMNIER COTTAGEN

A. A WIDOW HAS ROOM AND BOARD
A. for & gentlemen, sah month; no
other rOomers ac7 ~. Howell.