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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-28
SCORE VITAL
CHANGES IN
ACT OFFERED,
6 ACCEPTED

BY Associated Pres
NASiflNGT oS. N0v. 27--Thirfy
seven shots N the shape of smend-
nenis were fired nj the adnlinlstra.
iion shipping bill IN the House To-
day and siN hit spots more or less
vital
II adjournment time tonight
the bills had covered exactly One.
third ~ ifS tempesioua voyage To
ward the Sena:e Representative
Graham Of Illinois. Republican.
went home with three 80 the half
dozen amendments In his shoot
ing bag. III Of which were put
through with thu aid IL Republican
votes.
Early In the fight Representative
Elmunds. Pennsylvania. ranking Re.
publican of the Merchant Marine com
miit,e. when framed the hill formally
announced IN the floor that the provis--
ion on which the STANDARD OIL Company
Tor example would share In the govern.
ment subs dy for transporting It's own
goods IN its own ships would be stricl<.
on out bodily This. in view Of western
Republ cans added TO It's chance 10 pas
sage.
Important Change Made
: Rated as the most important amend.
ment 10 stand up was the Graham pro-
posal which cut from the bill the proviS-
ion under whieh shippers. sending their
goods abroad ln Ameriacn vessels would
receive i've per cent income tax re.
hate which In s'me Instances. II was
charged in the House would have en-.
abled some ihippcrs 10 escape all pay.
menis. Il - adopted hy vote " 20
t7..r>.er il had heen charSeterized hy
Nfr Crahan as "virious AMI extremely
dangerous
stepping in Unexpectedly Representa-
H.e oliver p,w0cfIt Alabama. pres-
art.l .r amendment acceptance Oe
which virtually Noi u upset price for
'I. .II. OF tEe -t,.wshiu LcviIthian.
T..s provided .NIf .Ur L.veth un now
f,.re ..rIt.naI should NOT be sold
.f To- .... I... .Ef. o.. cost "t recon.
#'.rr I. .~. nrues obtained to-
ulHf ... ,.. Iu. uJtious oommit-
..a showed ... tNs u-f was SN.l66 900.
Fr., declared defeat the oliver propus.
.| v.H Isl. f -.. iE mu Co mnn count
I... marched down the aisle
Sishi started Early
T.. sl.tt mITI. th. bil was begun
Ut. minutes after the actual reading
.... .. U. r,' frst Mr Graham
r.t ..R.I .r amendment Co strike
.H. ...r.r permitting the shipping
F..| tn ..I ships without advertis.
r..rt .. .....f tive sub. Declaring that
.r. a.-. scandal iu the government
... I.I rt fh. sale no vast surplus
.....s ..r r.l..1tcd 1le' Mr Gr1.
Htm au.1 upon Republicans 20 take
... ...t... l.l throw 10 out
U,".-s.urNs Moudcu. wyoming.
.r. Republican header asserted that
while H. Nv no reason why % should
..t ..#.Hr ra WAS not opposed to Us
elimination 500 Ejmouds ALSO took this
...H dozen msmhcrs were eager 10
r.... r but d vote was demanded and
.fs m...ur Vas adopted almn, unan.
Interest Rate Increased
Tr. fH,. Graham amendment increas
90 fre rte of Interest ma unpaid bai.
Hr..- f.s .h I.- holrh' from the govern.
m.r Hm r.t l.., thar . per cent to
... ..-. .r1r 4a per ,ut Representa-.
f., F.f Republican Wisconsin.
-.eH .r u... II sx per cent tlat, but
nU.I
A. fa........,..,,,,..,t a.. 4.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-28
FIGHT ON ship ACT WARNS
Woman Sent
Poisoned Candy
Killing Another
By AssoeIatsd Press

By Associated Press
Chiffon. Wis. Nov 27--Miss
Anna Lentz, who lives on farm
near here late today confessed that
she had mailed the poisoned candy
which caused the death of Mrs
Frank Schneider. mother of eight
children last Tuesday. She will he
arraigned tomorrow on charge Of
mui der.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-28
RUSS PLEASED
AT u. s. STAND
FOR OPEN DOOR
AMERICAN ATTITUDE AT
LAUSANNE USED AS AN
ARGUMENT

ny Atanflhttd iftee
LAUSANNE. Nov -Amcrca's
inslstencc for the open door and
economic equality In the Near East.
which follows her traditional demand
ior equal commercial privileges In
The Far East was cited today by the
Russian delegation as supporting an
official communication forwarded by
the Russian delegation a. the con.
ference asking tor the right - speech
On all matters before that body.
Voices Vigorous Protest
Russia objects vigorously 10 any
attempt 10 limit her activities in the
tifcussion of the future status OF the
hrdaneles. she claims tina, all topics
4 the Lausanne agenda are closely
fsicd 70 the suprenaei hpject OF free.
Y 4 the straits and. thatl staiis
,Wst 1 the Nsar Fs~ IN ~ aI
p. u - 'ln, is ,-iaNt Ine the ~ s.au
ldsAns.s IRE, participation un The
same hos.s 1s ihe other great powers
/ o. their .rDa, petition ths Nus
|sars AFFIRM thHt Dn. bE following
the mn.p.. uf equality aH ,he ,.n
ference H.p. u reach far sal 81
greater equity r 'l. ..Htou- between
nations I wish expressed 900 fU.
opening .. tb. conference. ana e.n.
lruod Us fhr u..uf declaration ~
fhc renr.s,untt. a f.. United
state.
Stand /, Endorsed
B..ne f". Russian H.fN.n r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-28
TIGER LIED
ABOUT BLACK
TROOPSSAYS'
SENATOR.
By A'.~-'-'-A Pr~-.

BY Asa,~ss'sd Pro-s
WASHINGTON. Nov. 27.-The
Tiger OF France again came under
fire in the Senate today when his
utterances on his tour of the Unit.
cd states were the subject Of con.
flicting debate which was enlivened
by an Interruption from the CALLER
les by negro soldier.
~, senator Hitchcock. Democrat.
Nebraska. former chairman of the
Foreign Relations Committee. led
Off IN the debate with an attack on
NJ. Clemenceau and Of French poll.
cles and was ioired in the criticism
bys other senator's while Senator
Myers, Democrat. Montana. came
10 the defense OF the aged French
statesman. Senator owen. Demo
cmt oklahoma. also expressed sym.
nnthy with " Clemenceau's mission
10 America, but criticized French
policies.
II was during Mr. Hltchcook's attack
upon the war time premier IN connec
ton with alleged autocracies OF blacl
French colonies In Germany that IN,
negro soldier. who later gave hs name
as fucius Jones patient nj a gov
ernment hospital near here. rose in th'
gallery and sought To question the sen
ator. oe-President Coolidge bange,
the gavel and Senate attendants rushel
forward and restrained the man 40 tina
the questions were never asked. hut cN
citemeni prevailed In the Senate.
Il Termed Insult"
The negro soon left the galleries. br
returned FOR the rest Of the debate whl
Senator Heflin. Democrat. Aiahama. 4
cer4ed AZ VIII /. ~ termed wasalu ".
suit 90 the senate. demanded the man
expulsion There had been discrin.n 20,
tion, the Alabama senator shouted. q,
clariug that TN M" uast white wbme
had been oie,tcd from the galleries .
both the senate and the House Tor o.
terrupting debate while this time On
dislurher vas permitted % remain.
Senator curtis Republican. K8nsl.
ana HitDhcock however expressed m
belief that the negro hll acted thr1ur
Ignorance Hr1 ro action was taken :
fHu uso
Statement Criticised.
Senator Hitchcock especially crit
..sri the statements of 81 Clemor.ea
.u reference tn tho luarf.r.ug of Fr,rc
.nI.a troops or the EHIue. dc,hru
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-05

Saliamos de la glesia de San Mar
cos y un fraile, bondadoso y locuaz,
nos ~dispensaba la MERGED de acompa-
~narnos. Aquel temple, nj Ell mas sun
tuoso ri ell mas visitado de Florencia,
debe su celebridad al Beato Angelica,
a Bartolome Della Porta y, muy sin
gularmente, a Jeronimo Savonaroia.
Ell religioso nos hablo del monte
extraordinario, del gran predicador
que obtuvo, en- recompensa de sus pre-
claras virtudes, ell premio de la ho-
guerra.
-"Savonarola,-nos dijo,-ilustro
la catedra de San Marcos y su con-
vento, en- mas de una vez, con u pre-
dicaciones. Bajo un dosel de damas-
cos y en- csc mismo pulpito que AGA
bais de yer, ~esparcio, o su palabra
luminosa, la buena doctrina. Pero SUI
cedio que de tai manera crecia ell MI
Nero de los %fieles, ansiosos de oirlo,
que Fray Jeronimo sc vic obligado a
trasladarse a Santa Maria de las Flo
res. Enemigo del lujo, hizo que Sc
q~uitaran los ornamentos fastuosos de
la Cathedral, Y ante las multitudes que
10 escuchaban, contritas, trono contra
los vicios Y las concupiscencias de la
epoca. Lo elevado de su alcurnia no
lie impedia ser un democratic ~fervien-
tie y SUI e%locuencia, libre de alinos re-
t6ricos, llegaba al corazon de los po-
bres, los cuales tenfan ciega CONTAIN
"a en- ell hombre que Sc habia levanta-
do para combatir, con grave riesgo de
su vida, a los opresores de III patria.
Las ..,entes sencillas creian yer en- Sa-
vonarola a un enviado de la Divini-
dad, venido al mundo para llevar por
los caminos del bien a la humana es-
tirpe florentina.-Decia Ell: "Me diriio
a los perversos: acordaos de que las
adversidades son hijas de los pecados".
Llevaba siempre en- Ia mano n ca
lavera de marfil, para no echar en- OIL
Woo que Id eXlStencld eS una dHteSald
de la muerte. Buscaba sus adeptos
entire la %juventud, en- la cual les pre-
~juicios no pueden arraigar hondamen-
tie. La intelectualidad f1orentina, los
~saDio~,,ios arUIsuas, los escrltores, pro-
| hijaron las ideas de Savonarola. Ell
mas perfecto grabado de Carniola re-
prcsenta ell semblante de Fray Jer6ni-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-05
Pagipa Ocho.

Leemos en- 81 p~eri0dico maIlorqufn.
La A~lmudaina'':
"Hcmos recibido el ndriero extra
ordinario del p~cri6dico La -Nochc, de
Montevidco, dcdicado a In Fiesta de
Ii Raza.
En- Il fguran trabajos de las prin-
cipales pcrsonalidades uruguayas, des-
dc el presidente de In RepGblica.
Nos completeness en- reprodueir I'm
fragmento del artcplo editorial y una
poesa prcmiada en- los Juegos Flora
les celebrates 81 Ola de In Raza.
Dicen ash:
la America naci6 de II herida
de gloria que Isspafa Sc hizo en- el co
raz5n. III descubriiniento dc America,
su conquista, su colonization. fueron
un desgarr6n dc las e%ntrafas de Es-
pafa por esa enormc herida Sc delra-
mo su sangre sobre otro mundo; Sc
fueron con ella mnchas energfas que,
81 lutheran quedado alb. en- aquel
iitf uloSu tllitUlio, all III Uauo
u frutos, engrandeciendo a aquella
naci6n, dand0le prosperidad, como
prosperan los hombrcs infecundos. los
que Tic parten su pan o sus hijos
no nacidos. Hoy hace cuatrocientos
veintinueve amos que gan0 la raza
~hisphnica pero perdi0 la naci6n es-
paiiola !: Y 10 que ella perdi6 fue nues-
ira herencia.
No somos nosotros los a%mericanos.
los que r~eprochamos la genial locura
que nos engendr0: la d%ecadencia es
gloria en- estos casos, como 10 es la
sangre perdida q batalla gloriosa. CO.
mo 10 son las srandes cicatrices en- ell
pecho. como 10 cs Ia santa palidcz dc
In mujer ,convaleciente, despu6s de ha-
her sido madre dolorosa de un HON
brc, que tambidn es un munao.
La America reconoce SUI deuda; en-
las puertas del %conyento de la Rabi-
da. arrodillada Ell aqilella terra que
piss Colon. el mensajero. V que Is In
TERRA de Ia redene;on americana. a Ii
que America ira an dfa en- %piadOsas
peregfinaciones, bcsa hoy al la frente
a la ficra Espana, a la buena Espala !:
Ia besa Sobre todo, en- sus cicatrices,
Ia llama madre. la llama grande, en-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-05
AVISO

Els para esta Empresa muy salts
factorio comunicar a todos cuantos
Sc han suscrito a Ell IMPARCIAL,
para 1922, que en- Ell nltimo correo de
los Estados Unidos lego Ell primer
pedido de Lapices "Eversharp,' los
cuales Sc comenzaran a repartir por
orden correlativo, debidamente gra-
bados con las iniciales que cada sus-
criptor haya solicitado.
Ahora podran testificar nuestros
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-05
La fiesta de Ia raza en- Montevideo

o rcstaiiarse la herida,
para contencr In vida
que es In escncia mas florida
dc su amor.
Es eat0lica,
cristiana.
a%post6lica,
romano.
por SUI fe. por sn candor:
cs la musa de Ia gracia,
y el Gallo; la ar~istocracia
del piropo que hecho flor
a su paso Sc ~desgrana,
v una espada toledana.
: simboliZa su valor.
Salve Espafa.
que la hazana
propiciara dc Colon,
LA aventura mas quim6rica
convertida en- una homerica
campaGa
que da lustre a su blason;
pues America
para Espana
fu6 otro nueyo coraz6n.
Fdustia0 H. TEYSER4
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-05
CERCI0RARI

Para ell 10 del cnrriente estd scnala-
'da en- Ia Cortc Suprcma. Ii vista del
Cerciorari dc Iierminio MADEIRA Ri
vero contra 81 Jucz de Ia Corte de
Distrito. secc..6n primcra. d,l Luis
Campillo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-05

~Pareeia!e que e! vientc al herirle ell
rostro con soplo furioso, barriera de
su alma ell dolor y la ansiedad.
Yea en- ell TEATRO AMERICA ell
Jueves 30 FRANCESCA BERTINI y
GUSTAVO SERENA en- IRA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-05

trasporte dc justicia secular. que
ahora afiuye 4 sus labios..
EsPANA
rs gcntil y castellana,
cs hidalga Y gencrosa,
cs hcrmosa,
soberana,
Y gitana.
Els clayel en- Ia ventana
&c Andalucfa,
algeria
en- Ia reja
dc una Gale seyillana,
es In queja
del zapato de charol
que calza la madrile1a
-santo y seIa
para ell sol
que Sc quiebra en- SUI puntera,
zapato que rcverbera
como un 1StrO de criStal,
prendido en- la fimbria artera
dc su falda de percal.
En- la verbena es guitarra,
es Ia copla de Ia farra
que ess alma de la Bombilla,
eS In rubia manZanilla.
Ii mantilla,
ell peinet6n,
y ell iioreado paIol6n
cn cuyos flecos de soda
los %corazones que enreda
son banderas dc passion.
Es la fiesta de Ia luz.
porquc brilla como el orc,
porque arde
ell la plaza donde cl toro
mas siniestrO
que un c%obarde--
hicre al diestro =
que lie da como un maestro
la estocada de la tarde...
Y en- Ia arena,
que Sc LENA
de sombreros Y c~ojines,
dc p~antallas, %clavellines
V verbena-
ha tirado una morena
que es sultana Y es sircna-
su abanico de color.
ofreciendo al matador,
que del suclo
Ia acaricia 0 Ia vista
su pafiuelo
de batista
para enjugarse eli sudor
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-05

f~avorecedores del valioso regalo ofre-
cido por Ell IMPARCIAL.
81 Vd. no sc ha suscrito todayfa.
hagalo sin perdida de tempo. Que
dan POC0S DIAS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-05
EIuRTo DE IN TRAJE

AL hijo del doctor Canc;o. en- San
girls en- In noche del 80 dc dic:embre.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-05

mo; Borboni perpetuo, en- marmol, la
efigie del monte; ell poeta Policio de-
fendiolo con writes arrestos; v, GUAM
do el fallecio, Botticelli resolvi6 sui
cidarse. Savonarola hizo vibrar su
protesta contra las injusticias de los
ricos; intento devolver al cristianismo
su primitive pureza, quiso remediar
Va precaria situacion de los indigen-
tes... Los Medicis fueron expulsados
y Sc proclamo a Savonarola jefe SUI
promo de la Rep1blica. Todos los
odios Y todas las intrigas desataron-
Sc, entonces, en- su dano. Sus adverse
rios, fingiendo una devotion que no
sentian, enviaban quejas a Roma; un
monte, que predicaba en- presencia del
pontifice, grito, acknowledgements,
quema, Santo Padre, al instrumental
del diablo". La condensation de Savo-
narola fue esta:-""Dios tie perdone.
He entrado en- ell claustro para apren-
der a sufrir, y cuando vengan a mi
los sufrimientos, como los he estudia-
do, me e~nsenaran a amar siempre, a
perdonar siempre". Con estas armas
espirituales no sc triunfa en- una So
ciedad corrompida. Los descontentos,
los monies de todas las ordenes v la
nobleZa a%rreciaron sus ataques. Ale
jandro XI ~excomulgo a Savonarola, y
aquella fue la senal de su ruina. La
aristocracia sc apoder6 de Fray Je-
ronimo. Y en- la Plaza de la Senoria,
en- csc museo al aire libre, quemaron
J vivo a Savonarola, que habia sufrido,
con ell serene valor de los martires,
el tormento. Ell autor del "Triunfo
de la Cruz, brillante apologize de la
religion del Nazareno, fue quemado
por hereje..."
Nos despedimos, cort6smente, de
aquel fraile, TODD dulzura v manse-
dumbre. A~nochecfa. De la TORE
de la iglesia baiaba, inyitandonos q
la oracion, el toque del Angelus. Min
gun otro ruido turbaba ell apacible
sosiego de la Gale. Un vientecillo IL
zero, jugueton, nos traia, de los jar
dimes proximos, las oaricias perfuma-
das de Ia primavera.. Florencia sc
! disponia a descansar en- 81 regazo me-
t~lancolico de la noche.
Eduardo ALFONSO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-05

81 t~rasporte dc j~usticia secular. que
ahora aiuye a sus labios...
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-05

Faustiao II. TEYsERA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-01
ELIZABETH AND WILLIAM

GTRACTON.- ID. strzcton has
asked The star to help him locate hts
mother and brother. Elizabeth and
William Strzcton. last heard OF when
they left Minneapolis some 30 years
ago. presumably for the West
Stracton can be reached at $40
Linden ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-01

Port Angeles citizens are rejoicing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-01
Zymbalist and
Alma Gluck in.
Happy Romance

Alma Chuck and Efwm zimhaiint.
who will appear In concert nj
Meany hail. February :. are favor.
lt~u OF the American public. mo-,
only thru their munieianahip hu,
thru their happy romance.
A few SEASONS ago f.frem Nm
hallnt heard Alma Chuck ning at tho
Metropolitan opera and shortly AT
erxard their marriage in London
was announced. The two artlstn
frequently appear together. as they
are doing here, combining the
beauty OF the violin with that Of
the human voice.
Their home In New York IN n
sort of musical center where artists
and prominent persons como at all
times. The two children. Maria
virginia and Efrcm. Jr- are Alxia
Cluck'a greatest interests.
III Alma Gluck II known 20 ewrr5
household In America thru her rec
orda Of Southern melodies and old
ballads. her h~nhand II no less
known 10 tho music-iosing public
thru his changing Of the Old
routine that yiollntSt wan ca
pected TO present In recital lie
haa introduced many compositions
TO tho public tina, have bern
hitherto unknown--thc works Of tho
smaller Russians. Cut. Moun~orwrky.
Itininky. koruakov. Gtaaounoy and
the conc@r,on Of Frederick Stock. an
American
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-01
Notes and
Comment on
THE OLD
HOME TOWN

Unique features will mark the I'll
icnsburx Chamber Of Commences an
nual home products dinner. to be
held "Wednesday. February .. New
officers for tho year are 20 be In.
stalled. but the serious part Of the
program VIII not b lengthy. The
number TO BE- seated " limited 70 i$o.
Nearly 800 berry growers attended
tho two-day session OF tho Berry
Growers institute af Vancouver.
which ended Tuesday.
-Geraidine Farrar.- says the waria
waila Union. who recentiy cancelled
tho Metropolitan opera. 10 the Same
one who Cancelled = husband
People at camas are dreaming Of
tho day when they win have a new
city hall. There Is already $1,000 In
the sinking fund for the construction
OF tho building.
Thursson and Mason county school
directors are aligned IN q fight 20
stamp out iiliteracy In their districts
Siberian rnaiamute. haifwcif and
haif.bear. II ono Of the sights OF
Olympia these days
Port Angeles citizens are rejoicing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-01
RUM COSTS JAP
SHIP men 1882.
425 Quarts Are Seized on
Vessel al Hoqulam

transportation of as quarts Of
Japanes. whisky into tho tnited
States cost japanese officials aboard
IN. Kaian Maru 81 .ss2 In finea aud
loaa OF the whisky. Search by Gus
toms officers OF the ship unloading
at IIoqulam revealed three different
caches 81 whisky.
when arrested under the voirtead
act and brought to Seattle by Deputy
Marshal John sccrlst. klaui karada,
auartcrmaater. pleaded guilty before
Federal Judge 4. ~. cushman 20
transportation and possession and
was fined $500 Tuesday.
Customs officials assessed two Zines
against the master OF tho boat.
amounting 10 s5s2. for failure 20 have
the booze placed on the store list and
manifest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-01
READY FOR
N. W. SHOW
ON FEB. 8
Preparations for Exhibit at
Bon Marche Take on
BIG Proportions

Moro than IS producers and
manufacturers OF Northwest
products win not only exhibit
their wares. but demonstrate
their methods Of manufacture. at
the Pacific Northwest Producers
exhibition. which win run from
February 6 to Is. and "a which
the fourth floor and n major
portion OF the window space Of
The Hon Marchc building has
bccn given over.
Power for machines WIN be fur
nished by The Bon Marche and
gloves. hats. shoes. envelopes. neck.
wear. garments. electrical appliances.
pastry and bakery goods. candy.
leather goods and countless ad.
ditionai products Of Seattle and the
immediate vicinity VIII be TURNED out
at the exhibit.
PRICES win he given fer the best
apple pie brought 10 the cookery de-
partment on February 6. the opening
day. Anyone Is eligible. the only re-
auircment being that every insr~-
dent be grown In the Northwest ex.
cept salt and sugar.
other prizes viii he announced
when forrnulative plans are com
pietcd.
A fashion show. In which models
viii wear garments OF Northwest
clothing manufacturers will feature
wednesday and Thursday. February
3 and .. On Wednesday chiidren's
garments only viii be shown. adult
apparel 20 he exhibited Thursday.
No effort win he made 20 sell any
goods on the demonstration floor.
The products exhibited will be on
sale In other departments
A compiete kitchen VIII demon
utrate improved methods OF prvpar'
ins food products OF this vicinity
Music Ivy radio phones viii be a
feature Of the program for tho two
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-01
REV. THRAPP
CHURCHHEAD

REV. Rasu~ii y. Thrarp. pastor 1T
the ffrrs Christian church. was eiect-
cd president Of thu Seattle F-drra-
ton Of Churches. At a council dinner
bold a; the Plymouth Congregations,
church. Tuesday night lie succeeds
Henry r. King. who was force-f 90
re-srn from tho heavy iabors Of the
position In the interests Of hi. health.
More than $50 ministers and laymr.
were present At The meeting.
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Mexico, Guatemala
to Settle Strife

NocALEs. Sonora. Mexico. Feb
The Mexico Guatemala dispute
WIN Do settled amicahiy. according
70 belief expressed today by Gen
GarrAnc. secretary OF war. at Mexico
CITY.
DISPATCHES quoted Secretary Ser.
yAno - saying that Prcssdent orel
lano Of Guatemala bad tssuel strict
orders to his army. concentrating
near Petan. not to cross tho SUI
ehiafs river into Mexico under any
circumstances
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BUILDING BOOM
HERE INDICATED
Permits Issued In January
Set Record

outrtvAilng tho best January
record since tho loom days % 1909.
permits for new buildings tntaiinE
moro than si.soo. coo were issued tyy
the city building drparsmen, last
month.
city officials and others IN close
touch with local construction condl-
tons her, believe that Seattle In on
the threshold Of a year 81 unusual
activity in the building industry.
More than les permits for r~sd-
erncea were taken out last month.
During January Of last year the
number Of residences permits was
only a..
The most noteworthy permit, grant.
I'd last month Was that for the crecS
ton Of tho $1,000. 900 Dexter.fIorton
building.