davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1921-02-07
DOGS WON'T DRINK
FROM HOME BREW

EASrON. Md, Feb. Z. For some
time. past The colored population has
caused considerable trouble by drink
ing all kinds OF mixtures with a kick,
but recently the ease Of a white man
outclassed an others. Chief Of Police
StOops says the man gave him a chase
about town. and when finally CAP
tured and lodged in fail tired 20 beat
the officer.
A hand-tO-hand encounter resulted
and The officer says ne found il nee
essary to resort 10 his blackjack. The
prisoner was finally knocked TO the
floor OF his cell apparently senseless. .
The next day at the hearing the pris-
oner stated That he didn't remember
hitting tho officer or beinz struck
There were no marks TO indicate that
the blackjack had been used.
10 was stated that the mixture that
caused all the trouble contained
ground ginger, snuff and yeast. When
Evening journal., 1921-02-07

o "Uncle Harry, there has been a good
deal Of news lately about nold-ups'
burglaries and robbcrics," said Jimmy.
"and some people speak OF an these
things as a crime wave just what
do they mean, and II there are more
crimes being committed now, can you
tell us The reason
Whcrcat. Uncle Harry enjoyed a
good. hearty laush. then ne said
why. Jimmy. -ono might imagine
that your fingers were weighed down
with diamond rings and that you had
your pockets fun OF gold, and that
you were afraid that you were gOini
TO be held mp on the street and
robbedr
And then they an laughed, even
Jimmy.
Is II An Afier-Enect OF War?
According 60 The news dispatches"
Uncle Harry continued. There have
been good many burglaries and rob
berries during the last six months,
I particularly In the big cities. and OF
I course there are reasons for this con-
dili0n. but 10 is difficult 10 point 10 any
one thing and say that this thing b.
responsible for she many crimes that
I have Deen committed. Take New York.
| for example There have been many
hOld-ups In New York City lately ana
/ vet the police commissioner OF the
/ city said The other day that there was
no such thing as a crime wave His
/ explanation is that the great war is
I Indirectly one OF the chief causes In
3 the increase In crime 10 Is his Opin-
J ion that after four years OF war, dur
: ing which human lives were sacri-
I feed in such great numbers and so
much property was destroyed, that
many people lost their sense Of values
and that their old ideas toward life
and property were. completely
changed lie also says that unem-
ployment plays a part in the increased
/ number Of crimes.
Is II Caused by Industrial Conditions
Then again. the other day, / read
/ q statement made by a professor of
history who says that whenever there
| gre indutlrial depressi0ns-that is
| whenever large numbers OF men are
| thrown out OF work, as thy have been
! IN ihe Ian few months, there is al
ways an increase in crime.
Various people have various ex-
Evening journal., 1921-02-07

Ue UOUyIIt UOIU q oUJITty OI p1JOUO,
N,ree-p piece Louis XVI suite, is covered in a dis
tnctiUe bird designed tapestry and made th spring
arms Originally S6I5OO; it is S45O.OO This same
suite is cOUered in fine figured blue UeOu and is
Sf75OO from S66O.OO.
three piece suite of English club type JUith
Queen Anne frdnles-drm chair, davenport and fire.
side char-is cODered in figured mulberry UeIOur.
This suite is reduced from S62OOO to $4,000. This
same suitecan be had in blue UeIOur at the price,
-S45OOO.
Uery massive suite, made IUith an arm chair,
daUenDOrt and freside cEdT-iS covered in fine blue
LL.L. LLz....o nncn-
Evening journal., 1921-02-07
UNCLE in
BUTCHER TRADE
He Caters to Trade of Ships
Using the Panama
Canal
10000 HEAD OF
STOCK IN PASTURE
~ y 4 80 sneclall

|afs To- ~ N'NNNN f|i''"' tfNtfN
WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.--An ad from
an English newspaper. showing how
cheaply Uncle sam is selling beef TO
ships going through the canal mas
brought forth thc query:
III the United states can sell meat
cheap TO vessels, why not to the
American public o.
Here is how the ad reads.
'.To insure a constant supply or
fresh beef OF good quality Tor thc
ships coming 10 the canal the pan
anna Canal operates a 2sOO-ton steamer,
bringing 10000 cattle and 600 hogs
per year from the relatively cheap
markets OF the nearby republic Of
Colombia.
s'aughering on the i6.JS2 acres OF
pasture land which have been cleared
FOR them In the Canal Zone. The re-
serve stock on pasture now is 5000
head.
They are slaughtered in a modern
abattOir which handles the killing and
dressing OF as many as 200 beeves and
20O hogs per day. 1ney are chilled
and stored in an adjacent cold storage
plant which has space for i,Si5 beet
carcases. other meats In proportion.
Every step is under strict veterin-
airy inspection.
"A cheap market. large-scals opera
tions, and utilization OF all by-ps0d-
ucis under modern methods make II
possible 10 sell good beef cheaply
| Prices November 20. 1920. FOrequar.
/ ters, i6 cents. United states currency
per pound; hindquarters. 2i CENTS.
For further Information address
/ the nearest American consul. or th'
Panama Canal, Balboa Heights, Cana
Zone, Panama; or the Panama Canal
/ Washington, ID. c., u. 5. A."
Evening journal., 1921-02-07
PARENT-TEACHER
CLUB ACTIVITIES
Programs and Illustrated
Booklets Issued by State
Headquarters
ROAD TO HEALTH IN
PROSE AND PICTURE

A new Pareni-Tcacher Association
has been reporied TO state Head
quarters N has been organized in The
Union Shool district No. i39. near
BridgeVillc. with eleven members. Mrs.
W. +. McCaulcy was elected president
Mrs. John Gray vicc-prcsidont ". T..
McCauley, secretary and John Gray,
treasurer.
Meetings were held last week at
Hartley. in Kent Smiths school in
Sussex. and al odessa. and ST. Georges
i'm New Castle county. where pro-
grams. recommended by the stale As-
sOciatiOn. were presented on Wc sub
icci 0f better ATTENDANCE.
AZ llarily r. g. DAILY addressed the
meeting on securing the best work In
school. and walter Hawkins discussed
attendance from a teachers stand
point At odessa. Miss Ruth Jones. at
tendance officer OF New Castle county,
spoke and at q. Georges the Rev.
j. C.. Mccoy gave an address. In
tcrcsiing programs were given by
pupils IN an the sdhoGls named.
Program leaflot for February meet
incs issued by the state parent-Teach-
or Association. are being sent 10 as
sOciatiOns throughout tho state. Tho
principal subject for the month T.
health Of the community and sugges-
tions are given as 10 avoidance OF
colds. care OF teeth. troubles which
arise from tonsils, aden0ids. defective
eyesighi and communicable diseases.
Accompanying Inc program leaflet.
are handsomely illustrated booklets
FOR distribution among hc parents
who IN turn are expected 10 give then
20 their children. These booklets arc
entitled THE Happy Journey" an6
icll the Road TO Health in picture
form. The illustrations which arc
most effective. arc the work Of Mrs
Paul Collins. formerly Miss Grace
Lloyd, the well known artist of This
city.
Evening journal., 1921-02-07
And In Over-Stuffed Pieces

There,are particularly desirable suites and at
prices that Uery IO1 indeed These suites of the
finest cOHStTuctOH-e of tapestry and UeOuTs
And do not honestly beieUe CU be able to
offer such suites at such IOU prices.
For instance here is HTeepe OUer-Stufed suite
davenport six It, Sir-nch chair and rOcker-ndde
h loose spring cushions and covered in Uerdure tapestry
price $4,000; is marked S25OOO the suite.
tapestry cOUered suite Uh spring cushions and spring
npOrt-dTm cidr-and freside chair S500O0; this
90 the suite.
piece tapestry that S47500 is marked S3OO00
tuL three piece sue-GT ctdr-ddUenpO portland fresid6
ed in blue frieze this suite marked originally S7OOOO
Evening journal., 1921-02-07

the vessel in which IL was mixed was
cleaned dogs refused 10 drink out OF
&C. The lining OF the can was eaten
away, and Il Is said that II b the
strongest mixture yet heard Of. II
even excels ''vip vop." made here %
extensively by the cOlored peOpl.
Evening journal., 1921-02-07

CHI MOI W
marked S2OO0 be bought S5OOd
OF S245OO.
A
cOUered
naUU is snOIUnl JUOp
Ih
cOUred UOnderfuL figured silk fep
Ueeks ago, SLIOOOO-tOddy it is marked S6OOOO.
number odd
that add
your present all priced wih UOrhh
fiOnSt his
Evening journal., 1921-02-07
Ancient beauties knew
the way

Roman beauties, in their famous
baths, used palm and olive oils.
Egyptian beauties used them in
Cleopatra's time.
Now modern science finds no
betterway to beauty than by scientific
blending of these oils.
The PdlmoliUe Company. MilioGHkee.
u S. A. The PalD1oliUe Company Of
Canada. Limited. Toronto. Ont
Evening journal., 1921-02-07

Throughout the ages it exerts its power-this charm
to which the world bows changing history and max
ing queens-of nations we'll as hearts.
Few can describe it, for charm doesn't depend upon
beauty alone. The woman who wields it may be dark
or fair, of any race type
Only this is certan-she has perfect skin, fresh,
youthful, free from bemishes irresistible attrac
ton which all understand and admire.
Begin today to give your complexion the care it
needs and this charm will also be yours It's beauty
secret of ancient Egypt and the beautiful Cleopatra
Evening journal., 1921-02-07

Away ahead Of time on low
prices" The good old qualities and
iho real old goodness
prices Union Clothing Company. .
East Eighth street. upstalrs.-Adv
Evening journal., 1921-02-07
Before you sleep, cleanse with
Palm and Olive oils

Bad complexions are largely due to lack of proper
cleansing The pores become clogged then enlarged,
then irritated. Backheads and blotches follow
Soft and Aabby skins often show the lack of cold
water tonic. Rough skins often caused by using
harsh irritating soaps
The best preventive is daily cleansing with Palm
olive soap. 1t makes balmy, creamy lather, for the
base is palm and olive oils. A gentle massage makes
it penetrate A rinsng takes it out, and with it
all accumulations which have clogged the skin.
Evening journal., 1921-02-07

Here one suite (Husded adapted d0r te apartment or noder
reception birch
finish and the and graceful Queen Anne design The
backs of the e and chair genuine cGHethe SOFT
of several tapestries rich UeIOu and cut UeIUets blue and mu
price of these suites cOUe nOs mOnthOOOO for the
There these siteSthe OW
early selection is advisable
Another suite made solid mahogany
h drHlcdrs sir it, str-inch e has loose spring
cushions covered tapestry rich ddask and 0O pOWs
cIded The backs and the hare inset
panels There several slightly different designs in these suites
and they originally priced $4,000 $9OO This month
they marked S3I5O0 and S335yO0
We do not believe that these suites these prices duplicated
GnyOhee knW that buy them today sell
these
Evening journal., 1921-02-07
Only 1Oc, yet supreme

Pamolive soap costs little, yet it forms the best
skin soap the world ever knew 1t employs palm oil
from Africa, olive oil from Spain. 1t combines them
in perfect emollient
Itsoohes while ceanses softens while cleans No price
can buy anything better.
The Pamoive price is due to the fact that millions have
come TO employ it, And have worked for years bring
within the reach of all
On dry skins it is well apply cold cream both before and
after washing.
Evening journal., 1921-02-07
A lesson from stage women

All women can learn something from the women
of the stage, who use much rouge, much powder.
But they remove them before they sleep And
with them the oil, the dirt and perspration which
clog up the pores of the skin.
Their compilations will show you that they do no
harm when skins are treated the right way.
Evening journal., 1921-02-07
The Secret of Charm
Never Changes

Finish with dash of cold water. Then your skin
will be fresh and rosy, clear, soft, smooth.
Done at night with finishing touch of cold cream,
this means that all night long your skin will have
needed chance to rest and breathe.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-07
JUAN B. HUYKE

Ha sido nombrado para desempenar ell
alto cargo de Comisionado de Tnstruc-
ci6n Publica de Puerto Rico, Ell Lcdo.
Juan B. Huyke, ilustre pedagogo, edu-
cacionista que hace honor y prestigia al
Gobierno de Washington en- Puerto
Rico
Juan B. Huyke fu6 maestro de ms
trucci6n pdblica en- la ciudad de Guaya
ma, ALA por ell ano de 1899, dejando
ALI luminosa estela en- su perseverance
labor.
Durante ell desempefio de ct.os car
gos de rnuy alta importancia demostr6
su capacidad pericia para el desem-
.pefio de los mismos como Ell de Tnspec
tor de Escuelas
Ell Hon. E. Mont Reilly debe sentirse
,orgulloso de que tan alto representative
PRESTIGE su efciente gobierno, con ell
merecido y justo cargo que desempena
para benefcio de la Instruction Publ
ca en- este pals, Ia que sabra encauzar
HO4 "a NCAAOO6AO NCA P4OE1CoOs Cn pIO
de la verdadera americanizaci6n,
Sabra el formar el coraz6n de los tier
nos nifios en- la generaci6n del porve-
mir.
sabra el, hijo de aquel esclarecldo edu
cacionista que Sc llano don Enrique
Huyke, honrar su venerada memoria,
cuya efciente labor como pedagogo es
bien conocida, por sus grandiosos resul
tados practices.
No es possible poner de relieve en- tan
corto espacio, Ell verdadero valer dc
este gladiator de meritos incuestiona-
bles.
Felicito al Gobierno del Prcsidente
Hzrding por tan acertado nombramlen-
to y tambien al pals, que sabra aquila-
tar ell verdadero m6rito de tan eminen-
te portorriqueno americana.
Antonio CALINGANO Jr.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-07
Sc aIauiIa.

81 ALQUiLA.-LOcal PrOpio para
oheinas. Informaran segundo piso
National City Bank. San Juan. p. r
Sc ALoUILAN habitaciones comodas
y yentiladas en- casa de familia. San
turce paEada 10, n1mero 160-Telefono
$50 aEul 1910
sc ALoUILA una habitaci6h comoaa
y fresea. Gale de colomer No. 10,
Ganturce. 1O-1l
Sc ALoUILAN habitaeiones hmpias y
veatiladas con o sin muebies. Informa
"A sehora Maria de Tomas, ealle de Ia
Cruz 10, San Juan.-10-11.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-07

Sc DEsEA UN FARMACEUTTCo pa
ra regentear una farmacia Olga suel-
do que desea ganar. Dirijase a Luis
Rodas, Bayamon, PSR. 10-11
REPARACIoNEs Y PINTURA:Mse ha
cen toda clase de trabajos en- casas y
edifcios. Contracts todo costo. Llame
Tel. s5s rojo, Santurce.-10-18.
AUTOMOVIL.- Deseamos Zanzibar uh
caro- de la excelente marca s'Stevens
Duryea" por dos Ford en- buenas con.
diciones. no nos importan las gomas de
estos. Nuestro CAIRO necesita alguna re-
paracion puede verse en- nuestros ia.
Heres. parada Is. AMERICAN RAIL-
ROAD co. OF PORTO RICO. 1919
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Sc desea

URCENTE: Deseo alquilar casa mo-
dorna en- 81 condado. cerea del mar, con
0 sin muebles, para familia pequena.
Garantia satisfactoria. Avise 72S rojo.
100.
CUATRo PRoTECToREs para su GU
rs: Jab6n Reuter-. Jab6n la Toja, Jab6n
cututira y Jab6n Woodbery, todos
. IS c. Ia GAIA.
GONZALEZ PADM CO. Inc. 1O-17
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-07
ANUNCIOS CLASIFICADOS


CREAdA AIAYBELL Sc aplica por La
noche al acostarse, esta crema suavtza
completamente el cuts y le da la sua-
vidad del teFeiopelO, una aplieacion de
ella todas las noehes le podra y con-
servarA sn cults siempre terso COM
pletamente hermoso. Precio 81 la GAIA.
GONZALEZ PADIN Co. Inc 1O-17
JABoNEs FINos Flores de FaIavera
Dc Ia casa Gal. muy bueno y bien pre-
sentados, tres pastillas en- una GAIA de
fartasia propia para un regalo. Gaia
si25.
GONZALEZ PADN Co. In. 1O-17
A0ENTEs- AMPLIACIoNEs: Escri.
tan0s. tenemos gran surtido Marcos
impertad0s a precios por mayor. Ha-
eomos ampllaeiones ahora en- competen-
eta con Chicago. Enviaremos nuestro
eatai0go tan pionte este impreso. Pida
uno. Mayagiies Frame Co. Box Ss2
bfayagiiez. /
81 DEsEA UsTED que su cabello vuel-
va a 50 color natural primitive, use
Ia sALUD DEL cABELLo DE HAY,
pEeparado inofensivo, que, ademas de su
primir las eanas, fOrtaleee la raiz del
cabello. Fraseo grande S1.5O Frasqui-
70 pequeho rs centaves.
GONZALEZ PADIN Co. Inc. 1O--17
BERORAH-. sohOritas- Nidas:- HI
ramos 80 Cabello de mane=a efectiva y
estable, ain tenaxas nj rixadores me-
eAnieos.-- Procedimiento natural Q ino-
fenEivo. II secreto s1.O0 sOlamente.
Gen. Amusement Co. BOX 127, San
Juan. p. n. 10-12
"cRIsTALEs Y EsPEJos sOmOs
los duefos en- esta Inca. Representa-
mos a los mayores fabricantes HIRES
TURNER GLASS CO Bseribanos a
Diaz RermanOs. Cruz 10 San Juan
Puerto Rico. 1913
PoLvos VELAMINE DE coNDRAY:
es superior a todos los polvos dc arroz
impalpable y adherente al eutis. le da
una blandura y blaneura tan natural
que aun en- las seaoras de edad la
tez TeeobEa su frescura y Ell prcpio bri
10 De la iEventud. Gaia triangular 81
GONZALEZ PADIN Co. Inc. lO-17
oAMAs AIILITAREs. DE HIEKRo,-
Nuevas, sin uso, a precios sumamente
haTatos. Venga a verlas a cristo hume
70 I. Llams al telefono 1923 o escriba
al Apartado 99a, San Juan. z. Rodri.
guez y Fernandez. liz
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-07
Ell MERCADo DE CAFE Sc
HA PUESTo MAS FIRNdE

Los futures del cafe reaccionaron du.
rante la semana sobre las gananclas
tomadas que resultaron en- alcanzar los
pedidos de perdidas parados, los pre-
clos al cerrarse fueron de 21 20 pun
tos por la semana. Defraudadas esperan
zas sobre la demanda por cafe en- exis-
tencia y un tono un POGO mas hojo a
ofertas de costo y fete fueron una suf
ciente inhuencia. Avisos primaries d1.
cen cue el gobierno continue compran.
do para entregas futuras que es un fac
tor proteccion1sta, especialmeats Guam
do las condolences en- el Brasil estan me
jorando. Subsecuentemnents ell lnerca-
do Sc ha puesto mas frme. Crcemog que
el cafe es una compra estos niveles
para obtener ut1Idad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-07

cURRsE Ia cAsPA RADICALAIEN-
TE; unas euantas aplieaciones del ia
moso HRRPIoIDE le dejara "a cabeza
completaments limpia de caspa, evita
la eaida del pelo da vigor a sus
Talees. Frasco 70 centavos.
GONZALEZ PADIN Co. Inc. 1O-17
BLAEoo DE PERLAs DORM naui.
do blanqueador de fama reconocida,
nada como este lquido para blanquear
y hermOsear el CUTS del busto braces
y CARA.
Frasco 500.
GONZALEZ PADrN Co. Inc. 1O-17
ARQUIrRCroS x coNPRATISTAs:
Tengo conocimiento de construction de
concrete. ladFino. piedras artiaciales pi
SOS mOnolitieo, silleria granite. Ne
easlto emplearme. Canals subida los
R9bies ga parade 20. CandidO ROdri-
guez. 1910
FARAIAcEUTIco seriO admite PROPOSE.
clones para regencia permanente de una
Farmacia. Exile y da buenas referencias
Dirfjase a Parmac6utico, calle Europa
NO. p, Stop p. Tel, S22 negro, santur-
ce.-l0-s.
FoNoGRAFos A PLAzos comOdos Sc
manales y records dobles en- espafiol
coAIPLETARTENTE NUEvOs, cin-
cuenta eentavos uno.-- SERVINGS pedi-
dos c. o. D. "IsBA", Allen 20, Box
tse. San Juan. 1923
AGENTEs vENDRDoREs:- nay una
oportunidad esplendida con una frma
establecida, para dos vendedoles. Is
tFtctamente comision. 81 es I'd. capaz
de ganar $4,000 o mas anual dirijase a
Gerente de Ventas, Apartado s5s, San
Juan. 1O-1O
ENcoNTRARA al senior. Rosario ORTIZ
en- Tetnan /, bajos. frente Hotel Pa.
lace, hacienda iguales negocios que na,
cia en- Cristo IL. Compra y venta nue.
bies y srticulos ssgunda mano. 1O--lO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-07
MUERTE REPENTINA

En- el barrio de "Rubio", de Pc
iiuelas. muri6 aver, repentinamente ell
agricultor don Ramon Irizarry, en- ell
momento que Sc dedicaba sus fasnas
del campo.
segin certihcacion medica, la muerte
fue ocasionada por una aneurisma.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-07
La muerte esta cerca cuando el
higadO no trabaia.

El higado es el 6rgano que destruye las
materias venenosas que Sc forman durante
la digestion. Los desordenes del higado
son muy comunes y peligrosos y demandan
inmediatamente el Remedio de Leonard,
un medicamento maravilloso y efectivo
para todas las lndlspos;ciones del higadey y
estomago. ST I'd sufre de biliosfdad,
eructos, estrenimiento, aliento fetido, do
lores de cabeza, dyspepsia, quiere decir
que su hlgado esta descompuesto. FL Re-
medic de Leonardo es el medicamento in
fallble que fortalece y vigoriza q higado y
estomago y pone estos organos saludables
y en- condiciones de desempenar sus fun
clones con toda regularidad FL Remedio
de Leonardo para el Higado es puro, Sc
guro inofensivo. No contiene calomel
Y es agradabIe al paladar. De venta en- to-
das las droguerias y farmacias.
n<0N1RSo
4 ETMH@aM 4 S. 3. LEoNARDl & co,
Al = LII Es1A. @ssSN sal~EH Fs6rietntes
EIISW 81 YEf%S NEW YORK.
CaIA ,aausfe lieya cate
rarca De !sbEiea.
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MANUEL BENITER fLoKRa
PEDRO q. 0UlNUNE0
a
AVOCADO Y NOTARI@

Graduado de las UniverSidades Hs
Pennsylvania, Harvard , Pusrte II
60. Postula ante Las Cortes Dc PusR.
TO Rico ? Corts Federal.
p. o. Box, 13e Tel. Isy, ,. J.
Edifcis NOA. gaH JHAz. Pm.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-07

das de terreno. FiibmstFo as carreteEa
no Piedfas Carolina. Tnformaran q.
ciFistiaussn ca u minma anea.-lo-ii.
vEND0 mteuiEa aentsi .Elsctso Den.
fal Eng.ne" en- psEfscto estado-pox Nc
habsr eoFrieats eieetriea pos q dis en-
este - ae eoTiente aiteraa~-f0 vende
por $500 InformaFa Dr. csrvonf Aibo-
site. iU-Ie
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-07

QfOEIuEtDAD.- Pos 10 podef aten
asfls aa ans1o. - Yeads un acEeaitade
ertahieeimlsnts de Tahscos y cigarri
lies s.igaaa 81 a puuto mas etnfrieo De
esta ciaaad. Plda informsz Andres
RplrlEueE San Frapcleco 9s. san
1uan. 1910
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-07

80 NEhuk-btrato- una casa en Ia
ealio 6an 5naa stop 10 y un Ford del
80 coa sslfstartea. TnfoFmaran eaile
Europa Sc. "a. stop -. i0-l7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-25
Letters to the
Editor
AUTO ExTRAvAGANCE AND
uOOZE kSOCKDOWNS

Editor The Star: In regard to
this controversy over taxes. Am
wrong when I assume that you. or
The organization you represent. are
Inefficient 10 thorofy understand tax
alton. II you are efficient and I'M
dersfand the subject and have the
interest Of the taxpayers at heart,
~ the columns Of your paper lead
one to believe, why don't you come
out with true facts. figures and data,
and the names of the men that are
responsible for the outrageous taxes
Of Scatter
It seems TO me that Tho Star prao-
t1raliy indorscd the present admin
ttrstion. and n so, you owe some
Of your readers an apology.
I do not ask you 10 30 Into great
lengthy details, Just this for exam
pie: II you have tho peoples inter-
est at heart, and are man enough
TO shoulder the job. investigate the
&1AbniVDiF tttL VI f~tobty 49, 10y
publish the number OF machines,
cost Of operation and mileage, and
cost per mile. bedeve 1t wiz be
especially interesting In tho Police
department
Are you afraid to publish in your
paper the booze knockdowns If you
don't know. ark some OF the men
who drive prowlers. but of course
you know. and 1t was stupid Of me
TO think for one minute you did not.
II you have one ounce OF manhood
Or fighting blood In your makeup.
and really want 10 start something
to gradually bring Seattle out OF the
muck and mire 1t Ia IN. let's see what
you can DO.
Yours for better and cleaner city
~ Seattle. &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-25
THE WOMAN CITIZEN

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OF home-maker. mother and voter.
with all her social and political 40
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conscientious treatment OF Lydia ".
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