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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-21


otMKR0IANTES DETALLISTA9.--
. Hemos rscibido una, grandisiEa CAN'T
Aad Dc calSado qus hQuidamOS cast q
preciss dc costs. O. Perss AlvarSE, s. en-
c.. san Juan. ?.
KNVIERTA ST DINERO EN- So
LARES:-vendo soLAREs muy
atractives, diferentes tamahos, de. con-
tadO . plaxos muy convenientes. In
f6rmsse: Esnry W DOQley. Tel6fone
$50, San Juan, Tauca Ne. 2, Mencio-
no RL MuNDo:-r.
C0LAREs DE ocAsToN:.-Tsngo
cinco Bolares que miden de $50
n 600 metros, en- Ia Carretera del Sebo
ruc0, con frente dicha carretera, es
QuinA otraG calles y Wis
to al Parqne del Colegio del sagradO
Corax6n de Josts, que estoy dispuesto
. vender q precios muy convenientes.
.Tnf6rmese en- seguida. Henry w. Doo-
ley. Tanca 2, telefono $50 San Juan-P.
4 RGUHTENTos PARA CINE!:-
Nuevas ideas en- gran demanda.
Las ideas de usted pueden valer mu-
che. Por que no apren6e a escribir argu
nrsntos para sl Cine2 Nosotros lie ense-
naremos. Pfdanos inforines. Institute
TstOdramattco. p. o. Box 40. Sta. L
New York City P.
EFECTos PARA FUENTE DE SODA
~ venden PORTO RICO PAPER &
SUPPLY CO., INC. Precios especiales
en- cucharillas.-9-22.
PARA LOS AMANTEs DE LA LITE
RATURA.- Venderos BtCliote3a cen
81 correspondence estante compuesta
de veinte siete obras de 512 paginas
cada una. sobresalen entire otras, las
de Ricardo Palma, Leon Vale, Jose En-
rique Rod6, Jose Enrique Varona, etc.
Para informes Justine SchOder, Box 90,
Juncos, P. r. Las obras Sc enc1entran
On buen estado. 9-26
CE vENDEN ejemplares viejos de
''Puerto Rico Ilustrado" a $500
ol quintal Dirijase a Salvador Brau 81.
P. 0. Box 345, San Juan, P. R.-P.
CE ALQUILA ell segundo piso del
- "Edifcio Noa'1 compuesto de
cinco habitaciones, sala, comedor, CO
Gina servicio. Informara en- Ell mis-
mo M. Rojas.-9-21.
7 oTE DE vIDRIERAs NUEvAs:
Sc venden mitad DE precio a
plasos ccl sodos sc contado. = T'ruz
10 Box 1884 Tel. 396, San Juan-10-4
CE NECEsITA jov,n para cortar
maquina ol5ctrics Frcferible
uno con experiencia. Morris E. storyk,
Isabel 2da. No. 5. 9-22
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-21
sUIc1D- o EN- ooMERIo

En- Ell barrio Vega Redon6ay dc, Co
merio, Sc suicide 'el indiyiduo YIensslnsSi2
Luna Colon, &c rs amos, ahorcandose.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-21
Alos Conner rciantes Y
Ouintcalleros de Ia Isla
Otra y Ultima vez estoy regalando
los siguientes art1culos
Aproveche Fsta Unica 0portunidad

Aguias inglesas sin y oo y milsr
Abridores So doz
Alfleres de viosOs So 90 80 Cts.
Juegos coore punos Cts doz
Jueges, de botOnes install blanco 81 20 gruusa.
Botones hueso 27 a so gruesa.
Botones y 81 80 g~uesa.
Botones 16 81 40 gruesa
Botones % y 81 gruesa
Cepinos para ropa cabeza 20 doz.
Coares go Cts,
Coareg 65 Cts. doz.
CoIares piedras
Colares Cts doz.
cortaplumas dorados cartones So 90
cortaplumas hojas, 81 65.
Cortaplumas cabo int nacar 81. 90
en-
BrochaS para barba rs Cts, doz
Bspejos II marco ata. 65, Cts. doz.
Espsos x 4 12 lata 80 Cts
Espejos ~ lata, 80 Cts doz.
Espeos lata, 20 Cts. doz.
Gortas bautismos bordadas 50. Is
Hle Superior para maquina de
100 yds blanco SO. 90 gr
yds
IDS. So
200 yds. colores surtdos. As Cts. doz
vds.
Hebillas para chalecos, cajta.
Horquillas lie a 14-P. x 16 10 Cts.
Impendihe1 IL a 20 Cts. gruesa.
Juegos peineta piedras blancas imitando
. bgnants 81
Juego idem a
Joyerto guardian prendas de So, 90 81 25 doz,
Corbatas anchas largas 81 so
Corbatas largas Ge SIS. 90 So so
de a
ointas 10
Cts.
Cintas hiadilo peza de So yds. 16 Cts. peSa.
Cadenitas cuello doradas. de So 90 a so Cts. doz.
cordones edondos de SIS 90 So so
cartsras bosllo de 81 SO a go Cts.
boIs1los 81 co a 30.
Carteras bosiLo pequenas division $4 90 gruesa.
bolsIlo pequena divisions Sc. 90
Carteras bosillo boaillos So 80
Iigas piernas Cts.
Elastice blano pugada 70 Cts.
Elastico blanco estrecho 25 Cts. peza.
Hedia5 ingles blancas SO Cts. dOz.
NGechas quinques No. rs Cts. surt
japon6s muy 4oP. II yds. 81 rs pieza
japon6s muy 4OP. yds. a peza.
Papel naquinlla 400 "a so Cts. r.
Papael imitaci6n espanol 400 pieges grande 81 80
Papcl carta pclueno 400P. a 80 Cts.
Papei caj3tas doz.
rcunferencia de 81 so SO Cts
Platilos porceana japoneses 81 30 doz.
Ramos blancos ninos de So. 90 doz 81. so doz
Bouquet blancos para 81 90 dog
para bolsllo aemanes garantiEados 81 90 c
sacudidores alfombra de alambre 81 80 doz.
sombreros ho1nbres de SO. 90 a So so doz.
Tleras blancas acsradas pugadas So 25
Tirantas para doz.
para Caballeros a 81 80
Alcancias pintadas Tanques
fepa x Cts.
para cortnas trajes 72 pulgadas 80 Cts.
argollas muy
$S2. 81 so smtidos 81. 90 do5.
Peinas caspa
Peines so Cts, doz.
Eneajes vseneien deac 10 Cts pieza hasta 81 25 pieSa
frances anclo bIanco de 8 Cts yda
Sombra ancho Cts. yda.
Encajes Torchon Is hasta so Cts
Bordados desde / yda. Cts. Cts.
40 Cts hasta So % d.
hasta 2o--3Q As Cts. brodere ancho,
encsjes surtidos SIS 90 $50 90.
de Bordados $1oo. -
Todo baratsmo Enviado por corEeo G. @. p. ~. .4
dsvuelto siendo
gasto ningn pedo dG
nocida 40 seo segnu imp
tancia del pedido. i
San Justo St 20 ---- P o. Box 1011
Z. F.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-21

WANTED: Young technical gra-
duate in electricity for office
and estimate work. Must be
dependable and ambitious. Loca-
ton S. Juan. Personal interview
necessary. Apply to R. w. Cry
der, Gen. Supt. Ltg. Div, Porto
Rico RWy. 1t. & Pr. Co., Box
350, San Juan. o-26.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-21
vENDo A pREcIos MoDIoos:


Un motor Pathfinder de doce cilin-
dros, incluyendc todas Sis parties. Un ra-
diador. Cuatro gomas 35X5. Un eje de
lansero. I'm bumper de muelle. Un car
burador maTca 'Stromberg'. Trasmi-
sion, Manifold. Difere1cial complete con
eje Y eje de reruesto. Un lote Timkea
bearings. Capota Y puertas. Platinos.
Dos ignition coils. Un carga gomas,
doble. Cuatro tapabocinas No. 6. Dos
faroles delanteros de 10 pulgadas. Una
parabrisas. ,TanGue, de gasolina de IS
galones. Dinamo marca 'Delco', vol
tios. Arranqus marca ''Delco'. Dos
Klaxons (ULo nuevo de 12 voltios, MI
nero O.. Cuatro sopandas. Drive Shaft y
sus uniones universities. Dos mufflers.
Tubo de exhaust.
Inf6rmese: Telefono "a Rojo, Santur-
ca, Ell MUNDO 81.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-21

a LINGORRANAS.-Int Internas ex-
terpas. Crietas y Curaci6n radical
on la Pemada Inglesa Anema-Smith,
soljcitela on las farmacias de primer
,rden. jose O. Peyork, Bex 1872, San
Fuan.-P.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-21
HABTTACIoN:-- Hay d.sponible

HABITACION:-- Hay disponible
una, con sin muebles, muy lin
pia plcna de luz de aire, propia
s para dormitorio de dos estudiantes de
Leyes de dos jovenes del Comercio. en-
el principal de la casa numero cuatro
do la calle de Allen. Tiene entrada pro
pia y libre. luz electrical y excelentes
servicios sanitarios. Informara Fernan
dez Juncos, que habita en- Ell mismo edi
ficio.-9-21.
I ABoRAToRIo DR.. Grau. Barceio-
ma. Fundado en- ell aiio 1889. Pids
sus productos en- todas las fsrmacias
de- Ia isla 10-1
CENoRITA TACUIGRAFA en- in
giles espafiol dessa colocacion.
Acepta sue,do reducido Ell primer mes
por practica. Escriba a Taquigrafa.
pMurriaga 2 Stop 20 o Telefono 41e yer
de. Santurce.-9
A TENCIoN:-No deje para mana
ma 10 que puede hacer usted hoy.
Asegure su autom6vil truck con
soBRINos DE EzQUIAGA. p.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-21

I trimonloS SIN niiios", magnf- ].
+ ficas Eabitaciones muy ventila- +
7 das, con vista a la bahia Y con J.
: doble servicio sanitario. En- !.
+ Cristo No. l., primer piso. /
= Telefono 1927 negro. I
WANTED: Capable and ambi-
tious man IS to 35 years of age
for Asst, District Agent. Must
have had commercial training,
speak English and be willing 70
faniliarize himself quickly with
ordinary electrical work. Loca-
ton outside of San Juan. Pert
sonaI interview. necessary. Ap-
ply; R. w. Cryder, Gen. Supt.
Ltg. Div, Porto Rico Rwy. 1t &
Pr. Co, Box 368, San Juan. o-22
Cf TTENE listed CATARRo = la
tos le fatiga. compre en- la Far
macia Hyotole y despidase. que la tos
SO lie quita como por encanto.-9-25.
CE VENDE: Una guagua marca
C1ydesdale en- perfecto estado. Pro
clio sumamente limitado. Tiene Tranquil
cia de San Juan Martin Pefia. Infor
maran Tel6fono 429, San Juan, apartado
1111.-1O-3.
CE vENDE:-Un juego de muebles
para cuarto de Sonora en- perfec
to estado Gold ivory finish). Consiste
0e seis piezas. CANA de matrimonio, chi
foret, ropero de dos luuas, peiuador,
banquito para reinador y mesa de no
che. Para informes, Ave. Taft No. 8,
Santurcs, Tel 81, Santurce.-9-26.
CoLARES:-Venden en- la parada
33, ell mejor sitio de Hato Rey.
Para informes: o. Calzada. Tetuan 3,
San Juan. ofcina de IL y da a 4.
Te'efono 441.-1o-19.
CEMILLAS DE HABICHUELAs sin
- bilos (wax Beans) a 25 C. paquese
Ce meaia libra. Franqueo extra. "Los
Muchachos'', Sues. de A. Mayol Co.,
San Juan, P. r. 1910
CEMILLA de todas classes de vegeta-
les = flores, c. paquete, franquoo
extra ''Los Muchachos'', Sues. de
A. Mayol y Co., San Juan, P. R. 1919
Sc VENDEN dos motores cleo
tricos Westinghouse de S y so
n. P, que han sido usados muy
POGO. Box o76. 1919.
E.sARMACEUTICo:- Puedo regen-
= tear farmacia trabajando en- ella
Tor Ell dia o en- un almacen. Sueldo mo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-21
GEfes j0ven? GTienss
aspiraCiOnes?
Esta es su Op0rtunidad

La Association Cristiana de Jovenes
CY. M. c. Al ofrece los siguientes cur
SOS practicos:- Taquigrafia en- ingl5s
= espaiiol (Gregg), Mecsnografia, Tenc
6ur.a de Libros, Ingles Elemental y
Superior, Frances.
Las clases. seran nccturnas y empeza
ran Ell 2 del pr6ximo octubre. La ma
tricula estara alberta durante los dias
20 al 80 del corriante.
Para cualquier informe dirijase a la
oficina de la Association, Telefono 796,
Ap9rtado 1901.
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CE manifestations de con-
creto con garaje, entrada de la
Ayenida De Diego nunero 5. Infor-
mara en- la misma Telefono 214 verde,
santurce. Rosa Toro viuda de Miriam
da.-9-28
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-21

CE ALQUTLAN en- Catano los altos
- de la casa Tren sc. Tieae cinco
dormitorios, sala, come5or, cocina, Guar
to de ba1o servicio sanitario. Infor-
maci6n Antonio Fernandez. carretera
81. Parada 5, Puerta de Tierra.-9-29.
A Los EsTUDIANTEs. Sc admiten
pupilos. Precios de situacion, sumamen
te comodos. Dirijass la casa calla
Jose de Diego IL. Rio Piedras, P. R.
Informara: Gaspar M. Encarnaci6n.
9-22
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-21

CARBANZos MoRUNos, Pimen-
- ton Extra envases completes, Ca
zuelas Mallorquinas, Sobrasada, Sardi
mas Espa1olas, Azadas Chispa, Tasajo
superior, Habichuelas coloradas larg as,
Naipes Dura, Cebollas Isleiias. Regalan
dose, Casa Cadierno.--10-1.
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CuTants Este Mes SOanente vsndsmOs Ia eenuns PsO|a
AutOmatisa kIanana "ORTGIES" Calibre 81, a So. IS
a. Pistnla Antnm4ti.

a De hrcqci6 ale 10
mana Sna rfa
enda
a III
] u u
a ma Y
put ar pc tiles Cot u s. de call
e para
zero a d galti
armare Sin
cl
Suesrop d iegtfa ~ T84#SM
os IL envo, nie su ~
. dly
UNION SALES COMPANY DEPT ST.
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Sc ALQUILAN

- Sc ALQUILAN
Para ievenes soltercs "ma-
trimonloS SIN nif1os", magnf- .
ficas kabitaciones muy ventila- :
das, con vista a la bahia Y con
doble servicio sanitario. En- .
Cristo No. 1, primer piso. :
Telefono 1927 negro. :
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atractivos, diferentes tamaiios, de. con-
tado . plaxos muy convenientes. In
f0rmsse: Henry W. Dooley. Tel6fone
$50, San Juan, Tanca Ne. 2, Msncio,
no I'll MUNDo:-p.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-21
oa.ro nroaul STARTS
NnHu kfEuI ON
VnttV uSSH@ PAGE 4

what 10 the motive Of attacking
hw.shidinx foreign Inhabitants In
Tits country by adducinE distorted
statistic. about birth atsr'
To this tho pest replied
I'VE deem the quoted remark a.
highly unfortunate and illadNiaed.
especially coming from one IN the
hlEh official position held by the
Japanese consul The birth sta
tistios are public records In tho
custody Of an officer 81 this soV'
srelen state. and u IL difficult 10
accept the eonruis remarks a. other
than a reflection upon the integrity
~ that efncisl Mere than this.
We are tmpelied 20 call attention
70 the exceedingly high japanese
birth rate which the statistics IN
question dlscloee. For the city of
Seattle they show that In 1880,
out Of total Of s.1os births Tso.
or one IN every IS. were japanese.
whus In 1891. on, Of total Of
ana births. Tts. or ono In every
"a. wer~ Japanese. No distortion
Of these figures r. needed TO
hslEhten their impresslvenssA A.
they stand. they furnish every pa
tr1otie American cause for serious
thought. II not for grave concern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-21
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Street CARS
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

present form
I vii quote her. from an article
I had printed IN a Seattle Newspaper
ON December 10. 1899.
The street railway patron has n
right 10 demand that transportation
snail be furnished. " BY public own.
ershlp. at prime coat. II by a private
company. at just enough above prime
cost 90 enable capital Invested 20 OBJ
tain reasonable interest Tho plan
which l. beng attempted does not DO
that. ana is unfair 20 tho street ran.
way patron. Furthermore. u VIII
not work. II the present contract
With Stone a Webster must be car.
rs~f out. the street railway must b.
relieved OF lts impossibls tsst. and n
capital investment made IN the prop
erty. 10 Be derived froxn the sale Of
bonds bearing Interest from the sen.
erai fund.
-ff tho street railway r. w-fi man
Axed and lucky. u may succeed in
paying back the interest on tho~-
bonds. Seattle viii then have entered
into full Ownership Of a pubic utilit,.
and. Iike any other capitalist. must
take IL chances for interest," hs,v~sn
good and haatim~s A. 10 the pay.
ment of the principal. ;, would Be-
raSh In say when thin could - done
The above article applies today
iur, a. well sr the day II was written
That tho street railway MANAGEMENT
during this operation 81 the railway
for the year 1871 met every obiir..
ton. which included wAE~~. power
operation co-t-. maintenance. d~pre.
cation. interest In purchase prtre.
and made q profit. According % she
eomptrolisr.s statement. % t.rs.ose
toward IN. paymen, on the principal.
10 . truly wonderful performances.
which speaks volumes for the pa
'irne- Of the Seattle public.
Tho time has nov come % evat
uais the results of the erp~rtn~ns
and uonrider the fusnra In order
to continue along the present line.
the street railway must earn tts
year a. much az u earned iss, rear.
and SEED. 900 more 20 make NJ the
deficit OF 1891. and ts,,.eoo sd.
eitionai 10 pay lss ovn annual in-
staiiment Of principal 10 other
words Il must make . oiear profit
Of si.tss.ooo during the year and
this amount must bc made over and
above the sum Of ssssiso paid out
Cor interest. which l. really profit.
and 5000 900 charged 20 depreciation.
The total. then. over operating
charges which include wages. operat
lnr power costs. operation rnainien-
ance. must be s7.ssi. 600 VIII u do
III would be inclined 20 back the
present management tha, they will
come pretty near doing ~ hut
what about the transportation serv.
ice TO the city % Scatter will
venture to say that for the sfss. 900
profit which the railway msas this
year. II would be easy 20 rather
data to prove that the city Of Seat
tie as a whole was damaged 10 an
extent exceeding 5000. 600.
In Subsequent articles win show
how the situation may be made
more favorable and how II would
be possible 10 deliver transportation
service to the patrons Of seattie's
street car system at the cost Of
transportation service alone. about
five cents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-21
FOURTH BANK
ROBBER FLEES

TACOMA. March n. Deputy
shertffs today were bending every n.
fort Ia capture the fourth memher
81 tho aunrt~t who yesterday after.
nora held up and robbed the Eaton.
vile Stats hank and left J. q.
Raleigh. cashier. and Mrs. r. ,. Rose
burg bookke~per. IN the hank vault.
Michael ksli~y. J. y. Scott and
John O'keer.. an ~ Seattle. are held
Ia the county S@sl her-. whore they
wer~ taken following their capture
near EAsonsiils ~ . posse Of eiti.
rena
Ths bandits o,ysain~i s..sto from
the tits ana aii but fios o. this has
be~n recovered
This amount I. believed either 90
have been ioat or % - on the person
~ The fourth member Of the gang.
whose identity the captured trio r..
fuse 20 divuIg. Police. however.
h2v. a good description a him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-21
RICHARD CASE
NOW IN COURT

NEW YORK. March TIA Jury
for the trial Of George l.. Richard.
noted boxing promoter. was com.
pleted at 100 p. m. today in Justice
Wasservogers court The first wit.
ness will be called at tbs afternoon
session.
Police guards reported Rickard
was a little grouchy" before his
prison breakfast OF fried ham. hash
ed brown potatoes and coffee. but
that h. frightened up afterward.
II was rumored today that Max
-. steucr and Lyman Bushei. attor.
neys for Richard. were prepared 10
give as much as 100000 bail TO keep
the sports promoter out Of Jail during
the trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-21
RUM BLOCKADE
IS TIGHTENING
Building 10000 Mile Wall
Around u. S.

WASHINGTON. March sf.--A
twentieth century boone block
azs.. composed Of airpisn~~. sub
marine chaserx and speed auto
mobiles. linked together by wire
los. l. bring set up by tho pro
hibition bureau.
Plans are maturing. officials DE-
ciared here today. for a 10000 mile
wall about the United States "a
stop the flow Of alien rum.
with this blockade 100 per cent
effective. prohibition chiefs are con.
fident tho only source OF ~upply OF
good liquor Will 10 completely Gu,
Of. and that drinking thus VIII BE-
ended.
In working out ;fiis plan. Commits
nioncr Roy A. Haynes already haa'
Obtained the use OF airplanes on
the Florida and Texas borders.
Secured n fleet OF nine submarine
ehascrs 20 work In South Atlantic
waters.
Concentrated highly equipped
forces on tho New York. New Jet
scy and New England coast lines,
practically chasing the majority of
srnuRFiers from that section.
Set n system Of wirelear cornmuni
cation along the Canadian border In
Michigan 10 enable law officials %
chase smrgglcrr more readily.
Haynes intends TO send experts Il
the territories where smurRlers now
are concentrating TO build Up the
blockade gradually.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-21
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
WATERH0USE
STARTS ON PAGE ONE


Elliott higgins sen 70 oovsr
s1isss Tor sooas saesru $3.50 70 ,ns
frsn. ana n. IL stsiey elAims ssif.i,
- OWING MN TOT isoor ann rnAset'a'
10 repairing ansomooi'es
The amended AnSvef n'sn " une
Waserhouse 20. nhpiy Anm"s
four paragraphs IN tne hnrndrn
petition ana consents 10 An aniouo~
uon IN BANKRUPTCY.
WIN shese TWO oooun" s
MED Aupuiauon ~hieh akfses ina.
matters In inc Original peution ana
omitted rom the amsnaea peution
are omitted WITHOUT p~juaaee 70 ms
r'ghts OF me rehuonefs 70 hereafter
assert sa'd rna'ter
Inc courts oruer % cankfupscy
was fiied Tuesday morning with &
H. Hawkins. referee IN BANKRUPTCY.
As soon a. ! Am furnished
WIN eompsets hsf or creditors.
ha~sins sala. i snail cah meeting
on .nen' ana AZ mat uine . trustee
~ bankruptcy VIII De elected 70 ad
minister ne affairs OF Frank water
mouse = Co TINS probably WIN o.
cur IN the early part OF April"
Opon petition OF the Northern Pa
cnic kAii~ay TO- which claimed the
"a'ernoase 20 owed thefn rental on
certain Waterfront property. Clark y
i''1srH' OF tne onisrrsa'y OF wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-21
BOYS ADMIT
ROBBINC MAN

Arrested early Tuesday morning
by officers OF the Dcnsrnore station.
two i7-year-cld boys. IL II. Wilson.
sos ". sist Vt. and J. +. Deviny. SIS
~. e5th ct, arc said 10 have con.
fesssd TO holding up r. r.. Carlson.
il33 ". sist St. early Sunday.
The two boys confctsed that they
had hired another boy TO smash
the street light at the intersection
and that they then lay in walt
for Carlson and when he appeared
they put white handkerchiefs over
their faces and stepped into the
roadway in front OF him.
Dcviny said he used his fathers
revolver TO threaten Carlson with
death. The boys escaped with be.
tween $40 and $50.
Wilson gave back $3.50 In q
tan purse. They SAID they had be.
come desperate because OF lack OF
work and needed money. They
were being held In tho city jail
Tuesday on open charges.
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100000 MINERS
STRIKE AP RIL |
5000 OF the Nations Coal
Mines Will Be Idle

NEW YORK. March si.--An order
for both bltuminous and anthracite
miners 20 suspend work on April I
will bs sent out by officials Of the
United Mine Workers here today.
Philip Murray. vice president OF the
organization. announced.
INDIANAPOLIS. March fiy--Ncar-
~ ~ per cent OF the 100000 union
coal miners In America favor throw.
ing down their picks April 20 force
minc owners into a wage scale con
ference.
Count OF the strike vote IN prog.
r.aa at IN. United Mine Workers
headquarters here today showed n
greater majority fAvoring tho nus.
pension than was anticipated. u was
learned.
Auditors OF the union w-ro tafiytne
the vote from Illinois. IN. largest
district IN the union. The three an.
thrarite districts. ecntering around
Scranton. Hazoiton and Rhsnokin.
Pa. piled up a majority for the hun-
pcnsion along with tho bituminoua
districts In Ohio. Indiana. Central
Pennsylvania. Washington and the
pittrbufr and Brasil. Ind. districts.
Anthracite non.union workers will
Join tho union men In the strike.
according 20 prediction NJ union head
quarters. making n total 81 approx.
maieiy soo. 900 men idle after April 4.
six thousand ~ the nations 1900
mines viii he closed when the oper.
ssor- and miners 80 to the mat.
Their fight II directly over the opcr.
atoru' refusal 10 negotiate new
wage seals 20 supplans the one expsr.
Ing March 81. But u indirectly In
wolves the miners demands for a ris.
hour day. fIve-dsy week and the
operators position for lower wages.
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Thomas v. l.. Henderson. Chicago.
business counselor % the Ia Sails
Extension university. and Merle
TheTpe. Washington. y. G.. ~siltor Of
the Naticn'a business viii make al.
drr-ees Friday ~ the nesting II the
fn~znh~ru council Of tho Chamber Of
comrn~rcs a. the Masonic club roorn.
Because Nr. Thorpe win BE- com.
PEELED 20 take s o'ciock train Frt.
day Afternoon for Mt Vernon. ar.
rxnEsusents for q Friday dinner IN
hia honor By . group of University
q Washington school Of Journalism
graduates have been cancelled. In.
stead q number ~ HIS former stu.
dents who were under bis tu'elare
WHEN he was head q the department;
81 journalism a. the university wiii
meet with him Informally At dinner
wednesday night