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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-18
La CaSa-Iyienda del maestro.

lie apostolado, al que sacriGca 10 me-
jor de su vida en- aras del meioramisn-
TO de sus conciudadanos, al cue eleva
y dignifca la humanidad, digni6cando
Sc y elevandose 81 mismo. E5e, sea
rico o pobre, blanco neggo, grarde
{ pequefio, no es, nuest.0 humilde
entender, un cualquiera'', Gcoa por
10 menos, MERCER nuestra confederation
v respeto.
Els necesario que nos habituemos
las nuevas brisas de democracia que
soplan de la Gran Naci6n que Sc enor-
gulleee en- rendir pleitesia a sus i4jos
predilectos, muchos de los cuaIes, naci
dos en- modestisima cuna, aIcanzaron Ia
s1tura suurema por su perseverance,
FOR Ell estimulo de sus compatriotas.
Democraticemonos empezando per
abandonar ell uso de frases despcctivas
lara los que, en- la fragua de Ia escue-
la, forjan al medico, al ingeatero, al
comerciante al industrial, al obrero, en-
resumen, a la mente que piensa al
brazo que ejecuta. Y, asf, al inssrtar-
Sc la cuadragesimancna la unincua-
gesima estrella que represente nuos-
TIA isla en- ell invicto pabellon. pueda
esta briIar con mas fulgencia que va
rios de algunos estados que todavia nc
ban podido comprender que ttodos los
bombres son nacidos iguales''
Quitemos, mediante apropiadq ,egis-
lacion, las piedras de tropiezo que cl
maestro ha encontrado en- su camino,
y no vacilemos en- construirle a. heroi
CO maestro rural una casita ell SUI ba-
rrio, asi 10 colocaremos a salvo dc
ruinosas incertidumbres de innohlcs
venganzas.
Jose v. RODRIGUEZ.
Guayanilla, agosto Is de 1923.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-18

El distinguido caballero, Don Do
mingo Robes de la Granja, pertene-
ciente al alto comercio de esta Capt.
tai, persona que goza de innumera-
'bles simpatias entire un gran circulo
de amistades, Sc encuentra va resta-
pfecido de la enfermedad que lie retu-
70 cerca de un mes asilsSo en- ef Auxi-
lo Mutuo, en- Hato Rey.
Celebramos la mejoria que expert
menta Ell estimado amigo y nos alegra-
mos de que pronto recupere totaImente
su salud.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-18
Manifestations del LCdO. ]. A. To-
ret aCerCa de Ia OpOsiCi6n formula
da pOr las guaguas al fOle.

Ampiando las informaciones que de
una y otra parte hemos dado acerca del
proyecto de la doble VIA, presentado por
la compaflia del trole, insertamos hoy
las siguientes manifestations, que des-
pues de varios dias de espera hemos
logrado que nos hiciera aver ell distin-
guido jurisconsulto Lcdo. r., A. Loret,
abogado de la Sociedad ProtectoraJ del
Trafco Rapido:
.'Mis clientes, dijo, no atacan la
compafiia del trole, 81 no Sc defender
de los ataques que aquella les hace.
La Porto Rico Railway Light and
Power Company anadi6, estabieci6
sus Was de carros e,6ctricos hace unos
cuantos amos en- una epoca en- la cual
no habia guaguas, y explot6 esta clase
de servicio sin competencia durante un
periodic largo. Como esta compafiia du
rante tanto tempo gozaba Gle un mono
polio en- la transportation de pasajeros
en- San Juan estaba en- excelentes con-
diciones para impedir que Sc le esta-
bleciera competencia. Ell pdb,ico STEM
pre- prefere ut:lizar las cosas a las cua
les esta acostumbrado no adopta las
nuevas menos que estas no ofrezcan
ventajas sobre aquellas.
Ell hecho de que las guaguas Sc ha-
yam podido estab,ecer pesax qie te-
nlan que empezar On competencia con
una compafia fuerte que tenia un mo
aopolio del negocio y pesar de que.
las guaguas en- vez de ser explotadas
por una poderosa compaiiia estan repair
tidas entre un gleli numero de personas
de pequenos recursos ecOnomicos de
muestra que la entrada de las guaguas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-18
ViriIidad recuperada.

sssan Pedro de Mayab6n, Matanzas, Cuba.
Sres. de Ia DR.. Lovett Medicine Co,
Lock Box 77, New York.
Distinguidos sefores: Tengo el placer de
poner en- su conocimiento que va estoy entera-
mente curado de espematorrea y adelgaza-
miento con ell uso de las benditas Pfldoras del
DR.. Lovett, y les acompaho mi retrato, por el
cual notaran 10 mucho que me he repuesto
Segdn les informe en- carta anterior, yo
tenfa perdidas seminales, dolores en- la region
lumbar de la eabeza Y espalda, fojera en- las
piernas Y eytenuae0n; estaba nervioso, pali-
do, oJeroso y disgustado Cinco aiios estuve
padeciendo asf, y poca transitoria fue la me-
joria que obtuve con el empleo del bromuro,
granulos de estrienina, pildoras de pauente,
etcetera; pero como llevo dicho, con las Pfl-
doras del DIR. Lovett me he puesto muy bien
de salud muy fuerte. ass
Desde luego pueden ustedes publican esta
carta, pues no Sc oculta que de este modo
muchas personas sabrin que las Pfldoras del
Dr. Lovett curan postivamente la impoten-
cia todos los males que scarrea.
IGNAcIo MoREJ6N''
"Doy fe de la verdad de la curacion des-
crita arriba del senor Ienacio Morejon, con
las Pfldoras del DR.. Lovett.
JAcrSro MAGiS,
Alcalde de San Pedro de Maysbon".
Las PILDORAS DEL DR.. Lo-
VEPT no son purgantes, nj causan
retortijones, nj estrenimiento o
irritacion,- nj ninguna otra pertur-
bacion, porque sus componentes
son todos puros Y saludables.
Esta probado en- multitud de ca
SOS que ningun medicamento posee
virtudes curativas como las Pill
DORAS DEL DIR. LOVETT. Cui-
dado, pues, con los que intenten
inducirle 4 tomar otra cosa. Tales
personas tienen mas interes en- su
propio bolsillo que en- la salud de
listed
Lock Box III, NEW YORK
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-18
GLEN CANDIDATES. PARA LA PRE-
SIDENCIA DE IRLANDA

Dublin, gosto IL. (cable frances) -
La captura del famoso lider Eamon de
Valera ha hecho que Ell nlmero de per-
sonas que aspiran la presidencia de ia
Eepdblica aumente de ciencuenta a
Glen.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-18
Los TRATADos DE WASHINGTON
SON EFEcTIvos

Washington, agcsto II. (Cable fran
ces).-El tratado naval entire las Gin
co grandes potencias Y. ell del Pacffi-
co, los cuales fueron concertados en- di-
ciembre de 1921, fueron Electives hoy
a medic dia.
Ell cambio Official de ratifcaciones tu-
vo lugar en- Ell Departamento de Esta-
do.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-18

ST en- algo estan los peritos en-
medicina de perfecto acuerdo, es en-
que nnnca en- Ia historic de la cien-
cia medica Sc ha descubierto un re-
medic que haya probado ser I'm es-
peciflco tan SECURE para curar .radi-
calmente la Debilidad Sexual como
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-18

talnente ndestro ambiente riqueilo.
'tIgaaIdadf de oportunidades' dijo
Taft "es la base de nuestra Democra
cia".
Creemos que dehe existir algo que
sIrva, para medir, al menos, dar una
idea mas o menos exacta, del grado de
ciiltura de I'm pueblo, indefectible
nlente una de las cosas para clio es ia
;ctitud de ese mismo pueblo para con
la educacion, o 10 que es 10 mismo,
para con sus maestros.
En- cinco lustros, Puerto Rico Sc ha
pOiocado en- una envidiable posicicn de!
progreso, y la escuela ha sido ci factor
mas importante en- este semitic Y no
oudamos que Ell vuelo, en- cuanto a 10
que anotamos, serfa mas alto, 81 cl pue-,
bio considerase la escuela conn una ms
tltucion suya, a la que dehe ST con-
curse moral.
Pero aun quedan vestigios de a1ejos
prejuicios, que subsistir, prolongaria el
estado de cierta desafeccl6n hacia IN
escuela y sus maestros, 10 cual resarda-
ia la marcha hacia la consecuei6n dc 70
les ideales.
En- una OCCASION OF decir ~, como
cido portorri1ueno que maestro es
cualquiera mas bien creemo5 que esl
TO fue un lapsus linguae gus Ia inten
ci6n del conferencista.- Esa EXPIRE
SION, en- 1abios de un ignorarte, es ex-
cusable, pero no asi, EN- bcca de lul in
telectua1.
Un individuo puede salir Ge la tur-
hamulta del mont6n an6nin1 y tan
Ironto ostenta la toga del maestro, de-
"a de ser un 'cualquiera Sc CON
yierte, de hecho, en- una entldad con.
rersonalidad propia, personalidal tan
respectable como la del mas Gigno pro-
fesi6n. 81 en- la realidad Sc tiene este
l.obre concepto del maestro, eulpa es
SA.~@ AASeS-'eAO 4AA17AlAO, AAC 1lU " an
puede erguirse altivo, por mct.vos de
diversa indole. ante la ofensa gratiita,
cuya tolerancia v circunspseal6n son
tomadas generalmente como debilidaa
/ y cobardia.
6Que hay maestros que no prestigiau
gu profession, y que no tienen I'm con
cepto elevado de su ministerio? En-
yerdad, los hay. 5Por que negarlo2
Mas tampoco debe negarse cue tambi6n
lay reyes que no reinan, presidentss IS
cue no presiden, gobernadores que no
eobiernan, sacerdotes que no rlinistran,
abogados que no defender nj la verdad
d la justieia, ETC., etc. Y, aunque lie
todo hay en- la vifia del seiicr, no ha-
llamos nj queremos hablar a noubre
de tales maestros, quienes, en- el SEN
lido estricto de la palabra, no 10 son.
: Nos referimos al verdadero maestro,
al que ha hecho del magisterio su no
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-18
tCOnt.nuacl6n de La pagtna 2,


igual que los sacerdotes y ministries en-
"a ciudad, es pofque to6avia no hemos
olvidado ciertas ideas atavicas, grande-
mente perjudiciales para una saba in
terpretaci6n de las doctrinas democra-
ticas.
veinticinco amos de domination anne
,icana no han sido sufcientes para que
osta necesidad que aqu1 seialamos Sc
haya satisfecho; un cuarto de siglo no
ma ado bastahte para demoeratizar to-
talmente ntestro ambiente5 riqueno.
"Igaaldadf de oportunidades' dijo
Taft, "es la base de nuestra Democra
cia".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-18

las PILDORAS DEL DR.. LO-
VEFT, las cuales han salvado de
una muerte premature nillares de
individuos gastados. Muchas de es-
tas personas sc tuvieron por in1ti-
les y solo cram una carga para los
demas; pero merced a las
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-18
DEL DIR. LOVETT

han vuelto a ser hombres en- todo e
rigor de la palabra, como el senoi
Morejon. Tenemos a la disposi
cion de usted pruebas indisputable!
y monumentales de la verdad ex
puesta.
La espermatorrea, las emisione,
involuntarias, la debilidad de los or
ganos sexuales, la perdida de la vi
rilidad originada por temprana in
discretion, por sensualidad excesi
va 9 por haber contraido Stills
ntraen consecuencias desastrosas tan
to fisicas como morales y menta
les. En- casos de esta naturalez;
es indispensable Ell empleo de III
renedio tan eficaz como inofensi
vo, de un remedio que, proveyendt
el ORGANISING del paciente de sangr,
pura y RIGA, lie fortalezca y vigori
ce el sisterna en- general. Ese re
medic Sc llama PILDORAS DEL
DIR. LOVETT. Con ell uso de es
te restaurador sin igual del siste
ma sexual, los ojos recuperan 81
brillantez, la debilidad y el agota
miento sc truecan en- fuerzas y vi
gor, el cerebro Sc aclara, los ner
vios Sc vuelven fuertes y firmes, i
melancolia y Ia depression desapa
recen del entendiniento, el cua
concibe en- su lugar esperanzas ha
lagiiefas, felices pensamientos
mobiles aspiraciones. que son To-
frutos de la salud perfecta.
Or. LOvETT MEDICINE CT
Evening star., 1923-10-18
ROTARY CLUB DROPS
CHRISTMAS PARTY
Duplication Of Effort Given as
Reason for Giving Up Chill
dren's Entertainment.

Owing to much duplication of ef-
fort, the annual Riddles Christmas
party of the Rotary Club was de-
clared off for this year. after some
discussion at a meeting of the or
ganization in the New willard Hotel
yesterday.
Arthur d. Marks. president of the
club. announced later that several
charitable activities would be thor
oughly considered by the directors.
and the club informed at it's next
meeting, which would be fostered by
the organization this Christmas.
The largest attendance in the way
of out-of-town guests featured the
meeting, there being more than 100
visitors at the luncheon, most of
whom were in the city for the
Opthalmology convention and the
conference of thirty-third degree
Scottish Rite Masons.
During the meeting Wee" George
Wood playing this week at Keith's.
entertained with stories while Wal
ter Eccles accompanied at the piano
by Harold Pearsall. both of the Rad
cliffe chautauqua circuit, rendered
several songs.
Evening star., 1923-10-18

in the city an appeal urging them to
bring to the attention OF dog owners
on their beats the rmutt show" which
will be held by the Humane Educa-
ton Society at the Coliseum on No
vember and 10.
The police in the various precincts
are notified that dogs can be entered
by owners upon application at
Humane Education Society's head
quarters, 518 11th street northwest.
Many dog collars and leashes are
being contributed by business men
and dog lovers. But many more viii
be needed, for the plan of the society
calls for prize for each mutt en-
tered. The Judges will include some
of the best known dog lovers in the
Evening star., 1923-10-18
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia - Increasing
cloudiness and warmer tonight, prob
ably followed by showers tomorrow;
moderate shifting winds.
Maryland-Cloudy tonight and to-
morrow: probably showers tomorrow;
warmer in west portion tonight: in
creasing northeast and north winds.
Virginia-Increasing cloudiness and
Slightly warmer tonight probably
showers In extreme southwest por-
ton: tomorrow showers: increasing
northerly winds.
West Virginia-Rain tonight and to-
morrow; warmer tonight; cooler to-
morrow afternoon
Records for Tyenty-Four Hours.
Thermometers pm, 81; PM, 60;
II midnight, 4S; 4 am, A; am, Al;
noon, 65
Barometer-4 pm, 3O.O6: pm,
S0.0S; II midnight, 1904; am, 29.9S;
am. 29.92: noon, 1881.
Highest temperature, 68, occurred
at pm. yesterday.
Lowest temperature, A, occurred at
m. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, 81; lowest, AS.
Condition OF the Water.
Temperature and condition of the
water at am: Great Falls-Temper-
ature, 60; condition. clear.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States coast
and geodetic survey
Today-Low tide. 9:27 am. and s:55
pm; high tide, 2:47 am. and 1928 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 1924 a. m. and
1858 pm; high tide, 1851 am. and
4:22 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 6:19 am; sun sets
6:27 pm.
sets 5:25 pm.
Moon rises 2:26 pm; sets 1921 am.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Weather in Various Cities,
Evening star., 1923-10-18
ALLEY DOGS EXHIBITION
GETS AID OF POLICEMEN
Society Leaders to Be Patrons of
"Mutt Show" at Coliseum
Next Month.
Next Month.

The police department yesterday
issued an appeal in the interest of the
common ralley purp."
Maj. Daniel Sullivan. superinten-
dent of police, broadcast in the
daily police bulletin to every bluecoat
Evening star., 1923-10-18
WOULD CHANGE HIS NAME.

Declaring that the name Maurice"
Is more easily pronounced than his
pGtronymic, "Mroczkiewicz," and that
his friends and associates for some
Evening star., 1923-10-18

time have called him Maurice, Bert
J. Mroczkiewicz, a musician, today
asked the District Supreme Cour1
rice.
Evening star., 1923-10-18

Not only Is his present name hard
to pronounce, ne says, but those with
whom he comes In daily contact cam
not understand II. He is represented
by Attorney George C. Gertman.
Evening star., 1923-10-18

country. The list OF patrons and
pRtronesses will include the leaders
OF society In Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-07
TINDALL'S JAP
STAND LAUDED
Claims Nipponese Money Is
Used Against Candidate
Editor The star:

Editor The star.
On behalf Of the Ana-Japancso
League o. Washington l desire "a
extend To Councilman Philip Tindail
our best wishca for his success al
the coming election.
When Councilman Tlndali on his
return from France three years ago
took up as public official tho
fight for Japanese exclusion the
movement In this state was In It's
infancy and was opposed by forces OF
the most formidable character. In
disregard OF warnings that no was
risking his political career he took
the lead In the fight. and with every
means at his command has sought
20 educate tho people Of this state
and OF the entire nation. Rs well M
the national government. 10 tho gray.
ny OF tho situation confronting tho
Pacific coast. He has carried on this
flght at great financial expense 10
himself and at the sacrifice Of very
large part OF iils spare time. The re-
suits which his efforts havo accom-.
pushed are so far-rcaching and i'm
portant as TO be impossible OF calcu.
iation.
The attacks which have boen made
upon Councilman Tindaii during the
present campaign We condemn a. a
blot upon the fair name or this city.
The evidence In many cases is highly
convincing and in some practically
conclusive that these attacks have
been financed with japanese money
for the purpose OF discreditinR. not
alone Councilman Tindall. but the
entire Japanese exclusion movement
as well. We rely upon the intcllI-
gcnco and patriotism of tho people OF
Seattle TO administer to the instiga-
tors Of these attacks the Reputation
which they merit.
NJ. A. GRIFFEN.
President Anti-Jap League.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-07
Rainier Weekly
Pass Price Cut

Weekly transportation passes on
the Rainier Valley car lines win sell
Ior 3i.15, instead OF LIS. beginning
Monday, II was announced Saturday
by w. NJ. Brown. manager Of tho
line. This rate, according TO Brown,
viii bring tho dnily fnrcs down TO
less than the l,3.ccnt token fare,
If used but once each day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-07

has been active in lodge and civic
affairs during all Of his ,Ss years
residence In Seattle. He lives Mt 47is
Iatona ave, and has three children.
Hesketf has fostered many progress
siye measures and is vitality interest
ed In the success OF the Skagit
project, the city light and water de-
partments.
Before entering the council he
travelled In almost every state Of the
union. He is active in labor circles
and has been Endorsed by the Seattle
Building Trades Council. the largest
group OF organized labor in the city,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-07

record OF public
service in Seat.
tie, having served
in the council for
tho past IL years,
when the biggest
undertakings Of
the city's history
have been con-
sumated. He has
headed the most
important coun-
Gil committees
and served as
president OF the
o u n ell for a
term OF years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-07
1t has been no small
task to provide service of
the exceptional stamp rendered
hx YELLOW CAR-orpanized respon-

BY YELLOW CAB-organized respon-
sibility; rolling stock second to none, cleaned
inside and out daily, and maintained in the
pink of mechanical condition; courteous and
skilled drivers who are schooled in the prac-
tice of safety first" and paid bonus to be
careful (months and months roll by with never
a YELLOW CAB accident; tamper and jar
proof Dinner fare registers which automatic
ally calculate, print and receipt the amount
of your fare, thus protecting you against any
possible overcharge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-07
EXPECT CROWD
AT TULIP SHOW
BeIlingham viii Be Host
Beginning Thursday

! RELLlNGHAM. May 6-B,nns.
HAMS Fourth Tulip festival viii
open horo Thursday morning In a
blaze OF color furnished by 5000, 900
tulips and hy many other spring
flowers An the downtown streets
and the main entrances &c the city
hy land and water are decorated.
this work being done ~ Charles
Nv Goodman OF Seattle.
Tho festival viii last for three
days. concluding Saturday night
with a carnival ana az electrical
parade. Every day has many ap.
pcaling features Thousands OF Wis.
itors are assured. Victoria alone
promising s,000 Among tho city's
guests wili bo mayora and other
city offioials from dozen municipal
lilies. including Seattle. which viii
br represented by Mayer Edwin j.
Brown and city Comptroller n. W.
Carroll. Victoria. New Westminster.
/ Nanaimo and Vancouver viii send
their mayors. aldermen and other
officials Victoria also viii send an
iSpiece hand. and from Vancouver
viii come 10 members Of that cily'a
police plpcrs.
WILL GROWN
TULIP QUEEN
on the opening day the Washing.
ton State Fircmcn's association will
meet IN convention Ia the city halt
AZ 1850 thv public schools viii stage
their annual May festival on Bat.
terahy field An hour later tho bios.
som show viii open at Liberty hall
In the vycnlng. az tbs American
thcater. tho tulip queen will 30
crowned with elaborate ceremony.
The candidates arc Miss Doris Vcr,
achowski. Whaicom hlsh school
choice. Ailss Sade Thicker. also a
senior OF this school: Miss Marian
westcrland. student az the normal
school. Miss Mabel Hicisson. also
student az tho normal. and Miss
Marguerite Oatt, steuographcr at
tho Chamber OF Commerce. Tir re.
suit o. the race win not be known
until the evc OF the coronation.
when judges will decide the contest
on a beauty point basis.
The festival VIII be- teld under
the auspices Of the Tulir Festival
association. which 10 expending $40.
600 or $4,000 10 inauro is success
is.5oo Of this being Sc aside foi
parade and blossom show prises. Tn.
awards include IS or is trophies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-07
HESKETH HAS
GOOD RECORD

Robert Bruce Hcsketh. candidate
for the city council. has an enviablc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-07
In addition to the Gus
tomary obstacles encoun-

tered III rendering an IDEAL TAXI
cab service, the hills of this city have
proved a difficulty hard to hurdle on low
fare basis; but, thanks to the generous pat.
ronage of the Seattle public, we've been able
to push taxi fares in this city down to a point
where the accomplishment can be surveyed
with pride. Seattle, through YELLOW CAB,
now enjoys an exceptional position as concerns
taxicab service and taxicab fares.
Remember: "The thinking fellow
calls a YELLOW'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-07
We .OW
CA e
MAIN $500
again sIashes
taxi rates
Csc for the first Us mile
l0c for each additional
rs mile
lowest taxi rates
in city
NO other taxicab COM
pany in Seattle offers rates
as low as will obtain for VEL
lowest taxi rates
in city
NO other taxicab COM
pany in Seattle offers rates
as low as will obtain for VEL

LOW CAB, commencing today, May
It'll. This last slash, like previous ones by
YELLOW CAB. has been real cut-N0T
a mere smoke screen. You enjoy the adj
vantage of the lower rate the minute you
step into a YELLOW CAB-No joker in
this "cut"-you don't have to ride half your
distance before it begins to count. In all
America, probably only four metropolitan cities
can show lower taxicab rates than Seattle
YELLOW CAB now offers. Incidentally, but
of tremendous import in this business, those
cities where a lower rate obtains are leyel-N0
hills-and provide much larger volume of
business than is available here; and volume,
of course, counts in this business as in other
lines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-07
Mill Ends of Fine Woolens About Half Price

Port
Floor
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-07

Ave: ]. B. Craig, 727 Fairfield Ave.,
and Harry H. Clifford, 124 Dowuey
Ave.
Robert Trent, 40, of Az E. Court
St., is recovering today from Injuries
about the hips and chest received
Thursday when he fell from ladder
at the City, Baking Company, 9O1 E
Sixteenth st. He was taken to the
Methodist Hospital.
Ned Kafoure, 2064 Bellefontaine St.
is at city prison charged with assault
and battery. Herbert Lynch, 525 n
East ST., is recovering today from
bruises received when he was struck
by the machine driven by Kafoure
who said he steered through safety
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-07
FIVE BODIES FROM
WRECKED SHIP FOUND
Ten Others of Grew Believed Lost in
Pacific Coast Gale.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
SEATTLE, Wash, Dec. 5.-Five
bodies from the wreck of the steamer
T. w. Lake were picked up on the
shores of Puget Sound today. len
other persons are still unaccountej
for.
The vessel, which carried nc radio
was caught in a gale which attempting
to navigate the treacherous pass Of
Lopes, in the strait of Juan De Fuca.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-07
.Ite Tomb Of Tutankhamen,

Prof. Alexandra Moret Of Paris,
France, noted Psychologist, will
speak on 1.-THE Tomb of Tutankh-
amen" at the Central public library
at p. m. The meeting will be held
under auspices of lie Cercle Francois.