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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21
Fruit Growers Urge
Strike Prevention

American fruit and vegetable ship.
pers OF the Northwest are sending
telcgrams 10 President Harding. Sen.
ators Poindexter. cumminn. Nc.
cormick and Jones and Secretary
Hoover appealing 10 the federal gov.
eminent 10 enact emergency meas
urca 10 prevent national trans
portation tie.up as proposed by rail
road workers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21
Uses Novel Way of
Committing Suicide

LONDON. Oct. 2i.--Jonathan
Marsay. so. gas man. was found
drowned in a pool OF water three
inches deep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21
Seattle Man Gets
Naval Commission

Cyril A. Rumble. graduate OF
Franklin hirh school and a former
studont az the University Of waAh
ington. hns received communication
In the United States navy as 70.
suit Of nm examination held several
months ago.
Ensign Rumble. who IL now serv
Ing Temporarily on the destroyer
John Francis Burns mt Bremeiton.
will leave Nov. 1 for San Diego
Cal. where hts new ship. the Perez.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21
This Old Boy Has
MANY Descendants

LONDON. Oct Thames Youns
died at the age Of %. lie left n wild
ow, five sons. five daughters. 81
grandchildren. n great grand.chil
drcn and two greatgrea,grand.eh
dren
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21
LADIES'! DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
11Oole years younger! Use Grand
mothers recipe Of Sage Tea and
Sulphur and nobody will know

The use Of Sage and Sulphur for
restoring fadad, gray hair to its nat.
ural color dates back to grandma
theirs time. She used to keep her
/. hair beautifully dark. glossy and
attractive. Whenever her hair took
on that dull, faded or strcaked ap-
pcarance. this simple mixture was
applied with wonderful effect.
But brewing at home is mussy and
Outof date. Nowadays. by asking at
any drug store for a bottle OF
~Wyeffl's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound" you will get this famous old
Z preparation. improved By the add
tion Of other Ingredients. which can
be depended upon to restore natural
color and beauty TO the hair.
A well-known downtown druggist
says It darkens the hair so naturally
and evenly that nobody can tell II
has been applied. You simply damp
en- a sponge or soft brush with II
and draw this through your hair.
taking one strand at time. BY
morning the gray hair disappears,
and after another application or two.
II becomes beautifully dark and
glossy Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21
Mothers Will Hold
Conference Monday

The Seattle Central council Of the
Mothers' congress and Parent
Tcacher association VIII hold us
semi-annuai conference Monday, ~
2 p. m, ~ the home Of Mr.. w. ~.
Garfield. 1909 Burke ave. Presidents
OF the various circles have been ask
Ell to take their problems TO the con
ference.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21
Scalded to Death
by Cup Of Coffee

LONDON. Oct. 2i.--Mary Abra-
hanson. year old. was scalded by
cup Of hot coffee falling on her.
head. She died from shock. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21
Local Construction
Activities Doubled

Prof Howard u. Preston. Univer.
sity OF Washington. told members OF
the Seattle Real Estate association
that the value OF building permits In
July and August was twice that for
January and February.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21
FUNERAL SERVICES for Ale

ander u. Richardson. n. retired shoe
manufactures. were 10 be held Fri.
day afternoon al the Bonney Watson
undertaking partora. Richardson
died Thursday ~ his home. 1sgs
Second ave. He was n member Of
the Confederate War Veterans. the
Masonic lodge and the Borrowed
Time club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21

Lucernc Bath Tablets. ...... 1oc--sioo doz.
Peet's Creme Oli............ 10c--Si.00 a dox.
Physicians and Surgeons :. ioc-xl.e0 doz.
Klenzo Toilet Soap. .10c-Si.00 dog.
Palmoiivc Soap ............. 1Oc-Si 90 doz.
Colgate's Cashmere Bouquet,
medium ...................I 0c--Sl.lo a doc.
Coigatc's Turkish Bath. small. tOc-Si 10 doz.
Peets Imperial Peroxide. f0e-xi.10 q dog.
Coigafe's Coleo Soap. ........ 10c--Sl.I0 a dog.
Kinks Jap Rose Soap. ....... .tsc-x1.4 40 dox.
Kinks Juvenile Soap. ..... .i5o-$l.5o dox.
Coigate's Ciyccrine. medium. .f5c-xi.60 doz.
Colgate's Pine Tar. f5c--xl 60 dox.
Colgate's Big Bath. 15c---xi so n doz.
Colgate's Honey. medium. i5c-Sf.6 60 doz.
Colgate's Turkish Rath. large .t5c-xl 60 dog.
Armour's Stork Soap. i5c-xI60 doz-
Colgates Oatmeal medium. .15c-&i.60 a doz.
Sayman's Soap ............. i5c-Sl.50 doz.
Williams Jersey Cream. ;. i5c-xi.60 doz
Pears Soap, unscented. 80. .i7c-Si.90 doz
Red Feather Toilet Soap. .5c-x2. so doz
Munyon's Soap ............ 20c--xs 20 doz
Bocabelli Soap. CASTLE. 80. e0c-S2.I0 a dox
Churchill Soap ........... .l9c-Ss.00 dox
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21
SULPHUR SD0THEO
Ue[y, ITCHING SKIN
H First Application Makes skin
: Cool and Comfortable

IL you are suffering from eczema
~ some other torturing. embarrass-
ing skin trouble you may quickly be
nd Of u by using Mentho-S Sulphur.
declares = noted skin specialist
This sulphur preparation. because
~ ~ germ destroying properties.
seldom fails to quickly subdue itch.
ing. even Of fiery eczema The first
application makes the skin cool and
o0mfortable. Rash and biotches are
healed right up. Mentho- Sulphur Is
applied like any pleasant cold cream
and Is perfectly harmless. You can
obtain a small jar from any good
G1uggist.--Advertis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21
Hand Brushes 75c

We special brush which the peope know Co.'s It's u
The back selected hardwood the ends prevent
warping The brnles the pure Russian
produa. Other styles a the price,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21

plenty available m buyers market of the word
The Owl Drug Company Purchasing alive the with
the result that "Owl get every advanagand quickly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-21
MRS. AMANDA Il. rARNuAM,

70. died al the home OF her son. N. u.
Farnhan. Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Farnham had been n resident OF So
attic six years.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-20
De BASE BALL

En- Ell juego de baseball que Sc efec-
tu6 ell domingo en- Ia liga del MORO
entire las novenas FEDERAL VS.. s'Ame
rica'', saIi6 victoriosa Ia Ultima. -
Los del Federal. Sc nos adelanta-
ron en- Ell juego, pues como nos habian
dado los tres prineros ceros, mientras
que ellos Sc habian anotado tres ca
rreras, creianse que el triunfo era inc
vitable. Era de yer la algeria y Ell re-
gocijo en- que estaban.
Pero la cosa eambi6, pues en- el
cuarto inning la ofensfva arrOlla-
dora del America" empez6, y era de
yer como Sc anotaban carreras a ia
yor de dicha novena.
En- ell dltimo inning, los del "Fe
deral' hicieron inauditos esfuerzos. y
despues de esperar "base", y de hacer
todo cuanto estuvo a su alcance, To-
graron obtener dos carreras, siendo
siempre derrotados por Ell America"
Felicitamos al joven Jose Rivera,
fright field'' del America, por Ia
buena jugada en- ell ''field" que hizo,
por haber dado Ell celebre ''three
play a los del Federal. A no ser
por la celebre jugada que hizo dichd
jugador. Ell America Sc hubiera Wis
to en- un grave aprieto para Obtener
el triunfo.
otro de los dificiles frances en- que
Sc VIC Ell America" en- dicho juego,
fu6 la falta de pitcher, pues min
guno de los dos pitchers que tiene
dicha nOvena, no fueron ese dia, por
estar ambOs enfermos, teniendo que oeu
par dicho puesto el joven Agustin Ma
rrero. ''tercera base" del America
Aunque este no es tan habil y practice
como los otros, podemos decir que hizo
todo 10 que estuvo su alcance. A nc
ser por 6sto, ell Federal no hubiera
hecho tantas carreras como la que hiZo
Sc distinguieron al bate, por el "Fede
ral''. Sterling v Gerardo; v por e
America, Andres, Felix, Goyito y
Amador. Los del Federal" sc porta
ron jugaron divinamente bien.
FL "score" fue: America, 8; y
Federal, 6.
Ioue lastima que Ell "America" nc
tenga ropa"i
EsPEcTADoR.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-20

la amistad comercial descanza en- Ia amis
tai political, dice Ell expresado caballe
70 norteamericano.
No hay que hacerse ilusiones; los
pueblos quienes directa indirecta-
mente Sc oprimen, no pueden amar a
sus opresores nj confar en- sus promesas
por bellas que sean, porQue la herida
de la OPPRESSION Sc siente, mientras que
las promesas a penas SO oyen y paSan.
Un pueblo a quien Sc le impide Ia de-
fensa no perdona a quien tai le hace.
Las leyes nacionales cancelan en- el in
dividuo hasta Ell homicidio en- case de
defensa personal y atn del honor. GPue
de la ley International arrebatar ese de
recho los pueblos? Merece mayor res
peto y consideration Ell derecho de un
hombre que Ell de una cOmunidad? Esto
es absurdo en- principle; y habran de
ser muy hOndas. muy evidentes ire
cusables las razones que ameritasen Ia
violaci6n de aquel principle universal
tan humane.
T. Bracho ALBoRNoz.
Julio 1921. oe
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-20
Last few words


Pocas palabras, 81, son necesarias pa
IA ratifcar 10 que va he dicho y para
dar mis- contrincantes, entire clos el
"iIustrado" presidente de nuestra
Asamblea municipal, una corta lecc.6n
sobre cierto asunto por el desconocido
que Sc llama ''respJnsabilidad' de
gobierno.
Uno de los mas sabios principles pc
dag6gicos nos dice que Ia repetici6n es
"a mejor llave para aorir el entendi-
miento la dnica cuando Sc trata de
"erebros torpes, que no quieraI enteA
der. Repitamos, pues, y ensenemos a
los que han tenido Ia desgracil de no
poder obtener diplomas y que, no obs
tante, Sc disponen, segIn dicen, a ''le-
vantar sus corazones a la senerosidad
al bien''. que son dos. Uno que
preside Y el otro que guarda secretos.
Y que tienen formada su corporation
literaria hasta para compOner titnlOs
en- latin. " son Ia diabla la "expe-
riencia" la "osadia''. Comhinadas!
~ desgraciado ell pueblo que los sopor-
ia que los paga. Tan bienl
No podemos resistir Ia tentaci6n dc
copiar un parrafo jugoso del mon Bis
In Idem" de la compahia editora, que
temporalmente ha iijado su ofcina en Ia
Casa municipal: ''No fueron los EN-
pleados del Municipio socialista los que
llevaron Ia question a Ia Asamblea. CO
mo afrma I'd, sr. Hernandez. etc. va
que I'd. nos obl,ga dec.rlo, fu6 el Lcdo
Diaz viera, un mionista, quien suseit6
la question, etc. FL fue nombrado presl
dente de la comisi6n y. acompafiado de
l los Sres. suarez y Converter, fueron
al campo, tomaron declaraciones y acu
: mularon pruebas sobre los hechos de
nunciados" Y luego convinieron los
asaInbleistas darlo todo por terminado.
I Y pregunto yo dc nuevo Use di6
no el escandalo? Jse cometi6 no un
gran ridiculo por la Asamb.ea munich
pal2
Pero el compafero Felix Rivera, des-
pues de admitir el error, alega que la
tai Asamblea es inocente de haberlo co
met.do. FL culpable fue I'M miemb-o de
la minoria unionista. iY sc jacta de
"ilustrado un Presidente que iaaza
disparate de tai tamaho a la publ.ci-
dadl x tantO einpefo en- lucharle la
presidencia a su camarada el Sr. Pi-
fierol NADIA, que es necesario explicarle
10 que slgnifcan las palabras MAYO
RIA MINoRIA en- parlamentos.
oigalo bien. Presidente. Las minorias
desempeflan solo funciones fscalizado
ras coopersdoras en- cualquier sitio.
No tienen nj Ell derecho de presentar
mociones o proyectos. Son grupos irres-
ponsahles. Y, puesto que no tienen fuer-
"a para gobernar, estan reveladas de
toda responsabilidad dc gObierno. No es
possible, pues, que I'd. los suyOs, que
son la mayoria, pretendan hacer que un
miembro de Ia minoria cargue con la
responsabilidad de un actO censnrable
de la Asamblea Municipal de Carolina.
Tai pretensi6n constituye una demostra
cion de mala fe de torpeza.
Y va que una de elias os hallevado
la tentaci6n y al pecado, yo espero
que tengais valor para reconocer vues
tro fracaso. Y callareis. Asi entendere
cue esta vez no os han mortifcado de-
masiado estas mis- iiltimas palabras.
Arturo HERNANDEZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-20

RAMON MARTINEZ REYES. MAR
Shall A todo Ell que lie interess, ha
go saber:
Que en- cumplimiento de mandamien
TO HbradO en- siete de JUNO de mil lie
vecientos veintiuno por esta CoRTE
Secci6n en- ell case arriba tituladO; Il
dispuesto la venta en- publica subasta dc
la siguiente finca:
SOLAR de oeho metros novents
Y un centimetros de frente, po
diez nueve metros de fondo
la calIe de San Jose del pueblo d,
Rio Grande, con casa de MADEIRA de
pals Y americana, Y techada de zinc
de seis metros, sesenta tres cents
metros de frente por ocho metros cu;
renta y tres metros de fondo. Tie
ne anexa un colgadizo dc altos !,
bajOs, dedicados los altos cocim
dc otra casa del senior villa, y 10.
bajos a cocina tambien de la quc
ahorS Sc describe. Linda a Ia dere
cha entrando con don Jose G.. Csi
der6n, a la izquierda con Rodolfo
villa, y por la espalda a foudo con
Eugenio Rodriguez.
Esta subasta Sc llevara a cabo pei
el precio minimo de cuatrocientos Gin.
cuenta dolares en- Ia oficina del Mar.
shall sta EN- ell lugar ocupado por -
CoRTE en- la calle del Cristo de esta
ciudad a las dos de la tarde del dia 6
de agosto de mil novecientos veintiuno
Y de acuerdo con ell referido manda-
miento no Sc admitiran ofertas memories
de la suma de cuatrocientos cincuenta
d6lares.
Dicha finca sera adjudicada al mejOI
poster en- moneda americana y a qae
obtenga pro debera consignar Ell impor
tie de su oferta en- Ell acto de la adiu
dicaci6n.
San Juan, p. R., 16 de julio de 1921
Ramon Martinez REYES.
Marshall de Ia Oorte de Distrito
Por P. del HIANZANo,
Submarshall.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-20

EsTADoS UNIDos DE AMERICA,
Ell PREsIDENTE DE LOS EsTADos
UNIDos.- S.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-20
EDICT0
EN- LA CoRTE DE DIsTRITo DEL
DIsTRITo JUDICIAL DE SAN
JUAN, p. r.
sEocIoN PRIMERA

sECCIoN PRIBIERA
Juan Pacheco,
Ex-Parte.
Civil No. 1891.
Authorization Judicial para venta de
Bienes Memories.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-11
FEDERAL AUTOTAG
PROVIDED IN Bill

Multi-tagged automobiles. and the
necessity for a District automobile
operator to obtain a/Maryland Ii
cense tag in order that he may pass
into that State, will pass into OBJ
liyion IL the bill introduced in the
House by Representative T. F. APP
pleby, OF New Jersey, becomes a
Federal statue.
The Appleby measure is manda-
tory. and requires all persons op-
Grating automobiles or self-pro-
pelled vehicles OF any kind or char
acter on the public highways in in
terstate travel to take out special
Federal license, which license car
ries with il a Federal registration to
form a part of the State license tag.
The Federal tag will be recognized
by authorities of all States and Ter
ritories.
The Federal license will be issued
through the motor commissioners OF
the various States, and Of the fee
charged-40 cents per horsepower
for vehicles having pneumatic tires,
and a graduated fee for trucks,
based on carrying capacity-9e per
cent will go to the Federal goven-
ment and 10 per cent to the State
through which the license is issued.
1t is estimated that besides the con-
venience to interstate travellers the
bill will bring about an annual
revenue of approximately s1o.o0o.-
900.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-11
SAYS HIGHWAY INVESTMENT
EQUALSRAHROAD CAPITAL
Speaker at u. of M. Conference Urges College
Courses on Road Building.

That highway transport now in
wolves a total capital investment in
excess Of that of the railroads
while the annual operating charge
Is nearly as large as that of the
rail- carriers" declared Roy d.
Chaplin. chairman of. the highways
committee of the National Auto
mobile Chamber of Commerce at a
conference held at the University
Of Maryland.
This being so,"the speaker con-
tinued. those in charge of the con-
struction, maintenance and use of
our highways are faced with the
question Of Immediately determin-
ing the basic problems relating to
the economies of this new form of
transport, If We are to, avoid the
pitfalls which have so seriously i'm
peded the successful operation OF
our older transportation systems in
recent years"
Purpose of MeetinE.
Mr.. Chapin's remarks were made
during a discussion of highway
transport at a conference of econ
omists, engineers and industrial, and
governmental authorities. The meet
ing was called by the national COM
The Washington herald., 1921-08-11
PARLIAMENT TOLD
IRISH POLICY CAN'T
BE REVEALED NOW
FROM PAGE ONE.

paststwo days. The inner circle"
of Sim Fein is completing its pro-
gram for the session at which II is
hoped the British proposals will be
formally ratified. and there are
constant conferences between Pres
ident de Valera, Commander Mich
aeI Collins, Arthur Griffith, and
other members of the Dali Eireann
cabinet. many of whom havee just
been released from prison.
The city of Dublin is in jubilant
mood and from every quarter It is
indicated that the South of ireland
generally believes the war is prac-
ticaIIy over-unless some untowara
event occurs to break off the ne
gotiations, as the first refusal Of
Dublin Castle to free Mckeown
nearly did.
There are still, of course, some
extremists who refuse to concede
that any British proposal shsrt Of
complete liberty will be acceptable,
and in some ,quartefs there still
exists some suspicion. The Sim
Fein organ, the Irish Bulletin, at
tackled the government after ITS
release Of McKeown, on the ground
that hundreds of Irish soldiers are
still serving sentences in prisons
and thousands, more interned." II
asks where Is the justice of deny
ing them the same status as that
of McKeown.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-11
SI,OOO,O0O ESTATE ,
LEFT BY GENERAL

APPROXIMATELY $1.o00.o 900 was dis
posed of, yesterday in the probation
of the will of Gen. zandt Woodruff.
U. S. A., who died July 25. the bulk
of the estate being left to Charles
H. woodruff. a brother of the gen.
eral. and the only heir-at-law.
The woodruff home. 2023 G street
northwest. is bequeathed to George
washington University. The will,
dated September Z. 1908. and modi-
fed by a codicil dated September
"a, 1915, gives a sister, whose death
preceded that Of the general, $4,000
annually and two-thirds of the in
come of the estate. This will now
reverts to the brother.
Mary Green, a colored servant, is
given $1,000. and a namesake, Max
well v. w. Norton. is given $4,000.
The brother Charles also is to have
an annual income of $4,000.
The will directs that the estate
be held intact for two years and at
the end of that period. now that the
sister is dead. diverted to the
brother. Charles c. Glover. of this
city. and Robert A. Cheesebrough.
of New York City, are named ex-
ecutors.
Charles G. Hainsworth, who died
recently at his home. 321 Thirteenth
street southwest, leaves his entire
estate, including the family resi-
dence, to his wife, Mrs. Edith Hams
worth. -
The Washington herald., 1921-08-11
Jury Frees Boy Tried .
For CeIIniate's Death

UPPER MARLBORO, Nd, Aug. 10.
stanley Jackson. an inmate of tire
House of Reformation for Colored
Boys at Cheltenham. Prince
Georges County. was acquittee b.
a jury Of the charge of numbering
William Jones. another inmate, at
the special session of the Circuit
Court here today. During a hazirg
party staged in the cells Jackson
was alleged to have struck Jones
over the head with a bucket.
Robert w. Wells. defending
Jackson. contended that the boys
had been confined to the cell for
about twenty days and that tie
condition of Jones, owing to lack Of
proper food, was the cause OF his
death.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-11
Baby's
Fate Depends on
Grants Marriage

NEW YORK. Aug. fo.-Faith will
lard. the, baby abandoned ON the rec
tory steps Of the Fyfth AveEus
Church OF the Ascension, Will soon
have a mothers love.
Friends of the Rev. Percy Stick
ney Grant. e1-year-old bachelor, and
his twice divorced fiance. Mrs. Ritis
Lydig, insist today that they will
be married. in spite or any Episco-
palian church and bishop rulings on
.Iegalized poiygamy.-
And Faith willard. now months
old, will not be given to an orphan
asylum or society for adoption into
any other family.
Dr. Grant. who insist that the
Episcopalian regulations against
re- marriage OF divorced persons are
archaic" Is back in New York City.
Mrs. Lydig is remaining under the
care OF trained Eurse at the Grant
summer home near New York City.
and, IL IS said, will take a trip
to Europe before the marriage.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-11
NEW SAM BROWNE
BELT STYLE COMING

A simon pure American Sam
Browne belt has been approved by
Cen Pershing and will soon make
its appearance. Secretary Weeks
announced yesterday.
Instead of the single strap over
the left shoulder. there will be a
strap over each shoulder. The ef-
feet Is said to be far more fetch
ing" than the English style now in
vogue.
The present belts give the i'm
preston that the wearer IS organi-
caIly lop-sided." one official ex-
planned. The double straps Of the
Forthcoming belt does away with
that illusion"
The Washington herald., 1921-08-11
FEDERAL AGENTS
HUNT DR.. GRAHAM
Chicago Dentist Indicted in
Connection With 'Rob-
bers' Trust"

CHICAGO. Aug. 10. - John W.
worthington. alleged head OF
great robbers trust. was indicted
today by a county grand jury on
charge Of receiving stolen property.
At the same time the Federal au-
thorities announced that they were
securing several Canadian cities for
DIR. Oliver J. Graham. a Chicago
dentist. Graham, IL Is said. was
indicted with worthington and 1s
others by a recent Fedral grand
jury.
Graham's connection with Worth
ington is said to have been due
to his friendship with Charles w.
French, also indicted in the case.
The entrance of the. States at
torney's office into the investiga-
tion is said to assure an inquiry
into the many other robberies be-
lieved to have been committed un-
DIR Worthington's direction and
which lie outide the juridiction OF
the United States courts.
The county indictment is based
on the recovery from worthing-
ton'seffects of certain bonds stolen
in the 100000 Sinclair Oil Com
pany theft in New York ity.