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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-26

/ WASHINGTON, enero 26.-. III Bu-
Ereau Meteorological ha publicado un
aviso, ahunciando que una furiosa
tormenta con grandes caidas de ME-
ce, avanza de Marblehead, Massaehus-
setts, con direction Este, hacia ell es-
tado de Maine.
WASHINGTON, enero 26.-El Pre-
sidente Harding ha permanecido aver
v probablemente permanecera hoy re-
cluido en- sus habitaciones, por orden
facultativa, sin permitifrsele if las
oficinas ejecutivas, debido al NAL item
po reinante.
NEW YORK, enero 26.-Los ope-
radores de las minas de carbon btu
minoso y los trabajadores unidos de
America han concertado un acuerdo
por el cual ambos garantizan con su
firma las bases existentes para pro-
seguir en- sus trabajos industriales por
el tern1ino de un aiio mas, sin que
durante ,ese tempo Sc YEA rota la bue-
ma ammonia que entire trahaj ajadores5
mineros v propietarios de minas Sc
inicio despues del ultimo movimiento,
con una nueva huelga que entorpece-
ria los progresses alcanzados por la
industria del carbon en- todo el pals.
MAGUNCIA, enero 26.-El magma
te. aleman Fritz Thyssen, que fue
apresado por los franceses, junto a
otros varios fnancieros mas de la re-
gion del Rhur por desobedecer las
ordenes emanadas del alto comando
de las tropas de ocupacion, llevados
a una corte marcial a responder de su
rebeldia, fueron sentenciados tras de
hallarseles culpables por desobedecer
las ordenes de la entrega Immediate
del carbon de las mipas en- operacion,
a pagar una multa que ascendia un
total de 3O7,444 frances. La corte
Eque entendio en- este asunto, declare
ser magnanima con los demandados,
steniendo en- cuenta sus declaraciones
fde que solo obedecian los mandates
1del gobierno de Berlin, por su cali
dad de alemanes, 10 cual el tribunal
ljuzga como una actitud patriotica
SAN. FRANCISCO, enero 26.- Ha
sido anunciada con fecha de aver IA
Aeleccion de Mrs. Nolan; viuda del CO.
,nocido representante la camara que
afalleci6 hace peses, para ocupar IA
vacante que deja en- 81 alto cuerpo le-
fgislativo eI ilustre politico fallecidol
lila election de la ameritada dana,
proporciona al Congreso de los Esta-
dos Unidos Ia representation de tres
Imujeres a IN mismo tempo, 10 cual
es un case que Sc We por la priinera
vezl en- los Estados Unidos. HI
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-26
AUTOM OVILES
Aviso a los DuenOs

Sc advierte los duefios de autorno.
viles y de!nas vehict1fos de motor ,el
deber que la ley les impone de pre-.
sentarse en- las ofcinas de los Colec.
torres de Rentas Internas en- la is1a y
en- la de los tasadores de San Juan,
edificio "Intendencia' declarar sus
respectivos vehiculos para efectos con
tributivos de 1924 en- o despues del
Is de serlero, dentro de un plazo que
no podra exceder del Is de MARIO pro.
xirlo. Los Que voluntariamente deja.
rcn de hacerlo despucs, Gle publicado
Z este anuncio, deberan ser denunciados
por "misdemeanor" incurriran en- Ia
multa maxirna de Glen ($100O0) dola,
res que prescribe el articulo 299 del
sCodigo Politico.
FL traspaso en- venta de tales auto,
movies y demas vehfcrlo de motor,
realizado dcspues del IL de enero, no
libra al actual dueno de aquellos en-
esa fecha, del pago de la contribution
que les corresponds por todo Ell ailc
econ6mico, nj lie quita el deber de de.
clararlo 81 no 10 hubiese hecho antes
FL Departamento ha solicitado y OBJ
tcnido Ia cooperation de Ia Policiia In
sular para que este trabajo de tasacior
e'Heve a cabo de nianera breve eff
ciente a fin de que sea una realidad que
todos los AUTOMOBILES esten declarados J
tasados al terminarse el plazo arribs
nencionado.
San Juan, Puerto Rico enero 20 1923
Ramon Aboy, Jr-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-26

rapldo avance frances en- Alemania v
la posibilidad de una guerra, Italia
notifico hoy Francia que no aprue-
ba la manera como los franceses inl-
ponen las garantias por. indemniza-
ci0n.
Italia desaprueba las ordenes termi-
nantes dadas al general Degoutte pa
ra que tome las medidas que crea con-
venientes. 4
COMUNISTAS ACTIVOS ),
Berlin, enero 17.-Los comunistas
anuncian que Polonia Sc esta prepa-
rando para la guerra y que es eviden-
te que .Francia lanzara todos sus
vasallos contra Alemania. Los peli-
gros no Sc confnan al conficto franz
co-aleman sino todo ell este de Eu-
ropa. +,
Sc sugirio que las huelgas comien-
zan a fines del mes y que tendran lu-J
gar en- toda la Europa para demostrar
la fuerza de los obreros. Ell domin-
go pr6ximo Sc celebrara una confe-
rencia comunista.
ACTIVIDAD BRITANNICA !.
Londres, enero lila cooperation
e intervention por los Estados Uni
dos Y la Gran Bretana para solucio-
mar el problema de las reparaciones
alemanas impedir que la ocupacion
francesaA del Rhin de lugar a otra
guerra, es possible que sea propuesta
por el primer ministro Bonar Law al
presentarse una oportunidad favora-
BILE, Sc supe al mediodia de fuentes
efeiales 3
Sc dike que III ilisiIs.s mind tFo
mar Law Sc encuentra alarmadcSpor el
continue avance de los franceses en-
direction de Berlin. Por ell momento
la Gran Bretana hara ell papel de OBJ
servador, manteniendose alejado de
las actividades francolbelgas.
LOS EsTADos UNIDos Sc AIsLAN
Paris, enero 17.-Francia public6
hoy una nota del secretario de estado
norteamericano en- que Sc dice 10 si-
guiente:
LOS Estados Unidos no intentan,
nj directa nj indirectamente, detefmi-
mar la cantidad debida en- concepto de
reparaciones que Alemania debera pa
gar. Roland Boyden, observador nor
teamericano en- la comision de repa-
raciones interaliada, no tiene instrue-
clones de presentar ningun plan"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-26
La GENTIL
CORDIALIDAD
FRANCESA
Tn aerogralna del Co
mandante del crucero
"Juana de ArcO.'

I'll Consul de Francia en- Puerto Ri
co Sc complace en- comunicar I'll Sc
ilor direcor de Ell IMPARCIAL. que
ha recibido un inalamblfco del Co
llandante Stotz, del crucero Jeanne
-, 4 Arcipu'llsAadapdo sus mas sentidas
ssracias sus cordiales sentimientos a
las autoridades, a la prensa. y la po-
blaci0n de San Juan, por t0dos los
agasaios Y las facilidades que la en-
contrado en- San Juan Y que nunca
las olvidard.
Con sus sentimientos distinguidos,
ForcioH.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-26
Ell Senad0r Iglesias
enfermO de la vista

Esta mafiana Sc nos ha informado
en- las oficinas de la Federation Lii
ibre de Trabajadores, que aver tarde
recibieron un cable, en- ell cual Sc le
participa que el Senador Iglesias ha
tenido que someterse a un examen de
la vista, por haberse enfermado en-
Washington y que Sc queda ALA con
el Gobernador Reilly.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-26
Naufragos d. aparescen
tDs Nassi,e ssrreie caslsst1ass,

MANILA, eneroa26. Avisos tadio-
telegraficos procedentes de Ia isla
Formosa, anuncian que tres pasajeros
de los rusos refugiados que 80 dieron
como perdidos en- el nauffagio del va
por que procedente de Shanghai venia
para este puerto han sdio hallados
en- la tarde de aver. Ell naufragio Sc
debi6 a Ia falta de carbon precisamen-
te cpando 81 temporal que sorprendio
al barco estaba en- 10 mas recio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-26
Retro concedido

FL Gobernador INFERNO ha aproba-
do dos resoluciones adoptadas por la
Comisi6n de la Policfa Insular, conce-
diendoles ,el retro los policfas Jo-
Sc NJ. Berries Y Santiago Dfaz.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-26
Mr.. Rely piensa pernanecer en-
Washington, algunos dias, para
restabLecerse de las lesiones sufriidas
Declare que tratara con los funcionanos
del Goblerno clertos asuntos relaciona-
dos con Ia gobernacion de Puerto Rico.
- Iodavla no ha yisto ninguno. -
(Ca5ie Especial "'La Democracia".)
WASHINGTON, enero Is

w =
Rely ha dicho piensa permanecer Washington algu-
das para estabcerse eones que sufr6 reciente
mente Expco que los medcos habian pronunciado
contra de Immediate reanudacion de los eberes ocaes
nsinuo podr Estados Undos hasta que
estuviera copetmee restablecdo Declare que durante
su pernanenca Washington ratara los funcionaros
del goberno certos reaconados la gobernacon
de Puerto Rico antes de regresar la isla. ~ $
Rely no ha consutado aln nngln funcionaro
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-26
Sc GRATIFICARA Al QUE Ia
ENTREGUE

En- Ia Porto Rico Drug Co SO de-
saparecio una lenta fotografica No. 3,
marca eDalmayer" que su dueho dei6
olvidada sobre Ia vitrina del Depar-
tamento Kodak
La persona que Ia entregue en- esta
Reduction serd gratificada por 81 due.
ID.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-26
Ramon Aboy, Jr

.Tesorero de Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-26
TR0TZkI, AL RENTE DEL :.
EJERCITO ROJO, Sc PREPARA J,
PARA UNA GRAN GUERRA
Los cOmunistas OrganiZan para fines de mes
una enorme huelga europea.
Los nlagnates industriales alemanes son arres.
tadOs pOr los franceses pOr negarse
hacer las entregas prOmetidas.

Paris, enero 17.-Nubes de guerra
aparecen hoy en- Ell este de Europa.
La amenazadora guerra envolverfa a
Francia, Belgica, Alemania, Polonia,
Lituania Y Russia.
No obstante, Varsovia ha desmen-
lido la noticia de que estaba Polonia
movilizando sus tropas. "L'Informa-
tion" de Paris dice:
"Lituania, al ocupar ell distrito neu-
trail de Memel y la ciudad misma,
amenaza la paz del Baltico. De don
de ha de salir ell dinero para sostener
el ejercito de la pequefa Lituania
La respuesta es, de los Estados Uni
dos, la TERRA del idealismo. Sc ha
negado Francia dinero mientras ten
ga un presupuesto militar. Ahora sa-
bemos que ell dinero para fines Carl
tativos enviado Lituania Sc ha con-
vertido en- polvora y ametralladoras.
Los comunistas de la Europa CEN
tral conferencian activamente para
tomar medidas de prevention. Russia
ha concentrate fuerzas en- la fronte-
ra polaca, pero MEGA que con inten-
clones hostiles. Polonia ha enviado
lun caiionero a Memel, Y los lituania-
nos han, prote contra la presen-
cia del buque. {,
Los funcionarios franceses admiten
la posibilidad de un ataoue polaco con-
ira Lituania. aiiadiendo que no les
sorprenderia 81; Russia inyaiiiera a Po.
Ilonia case de un chooue polaco-litna.
Fniano. &c.,. t,...l
La AsMElNAfZA En- sB3.ALCsAlNICA
h Paris. enero 17y--Francia ha auto-
.rizadossli rai,eral Daasoi,,tt .ca,,.a,,d.,,.,
te efi isf llel fiiiss I,aiv ,,,,r seste
81 teriga COMO rehenes u los propieta-
rios de minas :aIemanes en- ell Rhur
para asegurar las entregas de carbon
a los aliados.
La peouei,a entente comnuesta de
Checosloyauuia. Jugoslavia Ruma-
MIA no pueden cumplir con sus com
promises militares de prestar avuda
a Polonia a causa de la amenazante
situacion en- los Balkanes. Rumania
esta amenazada nor dos lados Los
irregulares hingafo,s- hacen incursio-
mes en- sus fronteras bav indicacio-
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STENCILS HOMER
WINS FOR GIANTS


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three. foul. Pip got base on balls.
Ward up, Ward forced Pipp, Nehf to
Bancroft to Frisch. Pipp slid into the
bag and turned his injured ankle lie
rolled over on the ground and the
club doctor was called TO attend him.
the game being halted. Pipp was
lifted to his feet aud walked 20 the
bench limping badly. The doctor haG
swatcied his injured ankle in band.
ages. Play was resumed. Schang M
Schang singled into left. Ward going
TO second. Scott IN Foul strike one.
ball one Groh took Scotts groundrr
and touched third. No runs, one hit,
no errors,
EIGHTH INNING
Giants: Ruth went to first base in
place Of pipp and HalneS went into
right field. Nehf up. Rail one. Nehf
singled into left. Bancroft uu. Foul
strike one. ball one. foul strike two.
ball two. Bancroft struck out. Groh
up. Strike one. strike two. ball one.
foul. Groh famed. Frisch up. Jones
tossed out Frisch. No runs, one hit,
no errors.
YANKEES: Hoffman hating for
JoncS: Hoffman up. Bill one, Hnfi-
mann nopned to Frisch Witt up. Ball
Que, Witt singled through tho box.
Dugan NJ. Strike one. ball one. nu.
gan forced Witt. Grnh 10 Frisch. Ruth
M. Ball one. ball two. ball three.
foul strike one. Ruth walked. MeuSrl
up. Mcusel flied out to Stcngel. y,
runs. one hit, no errors.
NINTH INNING.
Giants; Bush went into tho box for
the Yankees. Youmgs up. Rail one
foul strike one foul strike two. MeuSel
took Youngs' foul. Mcusel up. Ball
ono. Meusel sent up high fly ia
Scott. Stengel mp. Ball orc. Ruth
took Stcngels grOundcr and touched
first No runs. no hits, no orrors,
Yankees: Haines up. Strike one.
ball one. Groh threw out HaineS
Ward up, Strike one, ball one. foul
strike two. ball two. foul. foul, foul
ball three. foul. Ward famed. Schan.
nm. Gr0h threw out Schang at first.
! No runs, no hits, no errors.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-12

torizl rStc-z Uskszres-
This Comprises n ordnance decree
i1s the ezTlOy1tzf c: The sod stand
ard for n t11es N Place OF the ex-
iStius ns-ho3 81 lsvyll- assessments
OF the paper marx bass and Collect
ing hen months xtItrEa-1s n further
deprecated c1--encF-
With Us rsvs1uss IRON tsXztiun es-
fablished On . god bass Chancellor
STresenann belisvss the first step will
have been taken toward s.lTaging the
nations finances
Among further ordinzDees expected
shortly 70 be dictated Is one Providing
for drastic eurfsilmeat Of the govern
ment's expenses and the pruning of
the official payrolls.
The governments initial procedure is
considered 10 indicate that Chancel-
l0r Stresemann is determined 10 put
aside further active consideration of
the Reichstag and % re I his authority
on President Ebert's mandate. So far
as the cha neellor's emergency meas
ures are concerned.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-12
SH|PWRECKED
SAILORS De AID
0RIND|STREss
Crew Of 30 Fighting for
Lives in Open Boat
in Stormy Sea?
GOES DOWN
Rescue Party Finds Debris
but no Trace of
Mariners.
STEAMER GOES DOWN

Key West, Fla. Oct. f2.-Thirty
men, members of the crew of the City
of Everett. a tanker. which sank stern
first early yesterday off the Florida
coast, who are believed to be fight
ing for their lives in open boats in a
stormy sea, today are sought by yes
sells answering the Everett's distress
call.
The tanker. owned by A. J. Kaplan,
of New York, foundered in a heavy
sea off Tortugas.
Am lowering boats; will sink soon :
latitude "A 80 north; longitude ~
west" was message received from
the. Inflated vessel by the radio sta
ton at the navy yard here.
Twenty-Five minutes later what is
believed to be the final chapter OF tbs
Everett was received:
Going down stern first"
The Comal, of the Mallory line, u
miles away, buffeting the high run
ming sea. shifted its course and head
ed for the Everett. while the Saukee,
a revenue cutter, steamed out of this
harbor to the reported position Of the
tanker, located on charts as being 100
miles west of Tortusas.
When the Comal and Saukee ar
rived at the position given by. the
Everett. only small amount OF de-
bris covered the high running sea.
The rescuers reported TO the navy
yard that not lifeboat was in sight.
Throughout the night the search
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-12
the judge and asking permission !:

the judge and asking permission 20
adjourn unit! Monday.
What acton Adjutant General Bar
ton and District Attorney McAskil
now will take is matter OF interes'
ing conjecture. They can present the
charges TO the next grand jury and to
successive grand juries as long as they
desire. Whether any Rexar county
grand jury will take dissimliar action
however. is very doubtful. Those who
are familiar with the case realize tina
no official had intent to defraud wber
he collected these fees, and that al,
have expressed Willingness to hanI
the money over to the state if the
courts hold that they belong TO the
state. The five officials involved take
the position that Adjutant Genera.
Barton's action was as unwarrartei
as his bringing state rangers here
without request from the citizens
and that he is intruding where he
has absolutely no business.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-12
DOG ROPER BITTEN
Attached BY Dog as lie Was Putting
Animal in Cage.

Juan Torres, member of the city's
dog ropers, was scverel5' bitten when
attacked by a dog, at Obs Friday
morning. The /" flesh of the roper's
right leg was badly lacerated above
the knee.
Torres, according to report. had las
seed the animal in Paisano alley. As
he was preparing 10 put the animal
INTO the wagon, the dog is said to have
attacked him. Before he could re-
lease the animal he was severely bit
ten three times. The roper was given
medical treatment at central police
headquarters.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-12
BLACK SHIRTS BANNI
Swiss Take Steps Against Fascist
Result Of Bloody Fighting.

Geneva, Oct. ie.-Thc wearing
black shirts, either over or under 4
or apparel. is prohibited in Swift
land by a law just promulgated by
federal authorities, in consequence
the recent sanguinary fighting at
gano between. Swiss and Italians,
latter members of the fascist.
The followers of Mussolini heI|
forth will be required, while in Swl
erland. TO confine themselves to bill
ties or buttons as distinguish
mark.
Violation OF the black shirt regl|
ton carries with ii a penalty Of I'll
months imprisonment.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-12
Employment Above Normal.

Detroit, Mich. Oct. ie.-The re-
port of the Employers Association for
this week shows 214,017 men at work.
falling off of 80, compared with
last week. Employment, estimated on
the basis Of the associations report
is placed at $4,000 or about $4,000
above what is considered normal work
ing fOrcCs.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-12
Cuno Visits Coolidge.

Carl Joseph Wilhelm Cuno, forl|
chancellor of Germany and now pr
dent of the council of the Hambt|
American line, spent Thursday
Washington, calling upon lead
government officials, including Fri
dent Coolidge, but the official std
ment was made at the German
bassy that the calls were merely
pay respects and were without sigrl
carce.
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-12
Gold STANDARD for Taxes.

Eerlin. Oct. 12.-With the outcome
Of tomorrow's vote on his authorisa-
ton bill for dlctatorial economical au-
thority still in doubt. Chancellor Strcs.
emann late last night determined TO
eliminate the l,eichstag from consider
alton for the present. Equipped with
the extraordinary Mandate conferred
upon him by President Ebert on the
ground Of the presidents constitutional
nrerogative. the chancellor immediate.
ly proclaimed the first of Lis dicta.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-12
OFFICERS EXONORATED
OF WRONG DOIN G.
CONTINUED from Page Onc.)

several hours in the grand jury room
Thursday morning as did also Cap
tain Baldwin, the ranger who had
sworn TO the complaints. Friday
morning County Auditor Walter 3,
Kendall appeared before the inguisi-
torial body. with his books showing
the entire transaction of the excess
fee matter.
Every cent collected and turned
over to the various officials is under
stood to have appeared on the books
showing clearly that there was no in.
tent TO cover up anything or defraud
The grand jury is understood to hav,
ascertained that the county auditor
with his books. has appeared befoct
every grand jury since 1921.
Spectators Were Eypectsnt.
At the conclusion OF this investisa
ton. the foreman. of the grand jury
John NJ. Bennett ST.. notified Judg,
McCrOry that it was ready to report
Many interested spectators were gath
cred in the Ninety-fourih distrIcI
court room, evidently expecting a verb
al report but none was made, the fore
man merely handing the me bills" to
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-12
Family Claims Record.

london. Oct. 12.-FrOm the Island
OF Skye comes a claim TO the record
for family longevity. Alexander An
derson. the father. lived an average
life and died many years ago but his
children, all of whom are living, have
attained the following ages: Anne,
~ years: John. 50: Mary. 81 :;
Rachael. S4; Angus, 81 Marion, rs;
Flora, IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-09
Cynthia Grey:
Can Woman Be Good Felfotc and Haze Good
Time Without Being Rough-neck and Going the
Limit? Asks Woman Who Ia Doubtful.
BY CYNTHIA GREY

M mail this morning contained rather unusual letter
Is from icho has attempted TO andigze herself
not specifically but rather critically bat she cannot seen.
10 find the fap that proves obstacle IN her path Of
progress IL is Just this: She attracts the attention Of
tchen she is not Of 1.-THE mis-
Judges her and she must 90 from position 10 another IN
effort 10 support herself and daughter and keep her self
respect
why is itP she asks Am at fault IL the toortd2
Can Doh her constructive ndrce9 Read her letter
chch foHoius and yo think vou hare solution TO her
problem. send IL 10 this department:
Dear Cynthia Grey wonder II people in general realize
what who works and wants TO be decent Is up
against Anyway have found II hard and the following
has been my experience.
do suppose you help but you might be able 10
advise how cope with the situation and you might
possibly that in way am TO blame that cannot
myself.
Please be patient with while state the case it
and have found It,
am widow, not unattractive with young daughter
and for the past few years have had my way make
and her TO provide for. 3S.
married very young, had special training, al
tho rather capable because whatever do do
with viii and do well. have had some business exper-
fence, and very especially good seamstress, house
keeper and cook also am very good practical That
rather long list of accomplishments. But you
readily how who has kept her house and
partly raised family be proficient in all of these
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-09
INVALID SEEKS
LOST AIREDALE

Anybody seen q stray Aircdale
dogs
II 80. that Aircdaic might possibly
belong TO c. w. Cole. who lives at go
Cherry ~. Mr.. Cole II an invalid
who found great comfort IN the corn.
partnership of his dog. A few days
ago tho dog disappeared and has no,
since returned. tho each evening isn
MASTER makes hts way TO tho door
and calls 20 the lost pet. The Aire
dale was months old. Anyone
finding and returning him 10 MFR.
Cole win be doing him a kindness
highly appreciated both by The Star
and the master OF the pup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-09

Today the Hoge Building, in tn
heart of this city's establishe
financial district, houses NOR
than q score of Seattle's leadin
financial and investment instit,
tons, including many branches Q
firms and corporations wit
countrywide activities. The con-
pletc personnel Of the tenants O
the Hoge Building is actually a
index or directory of successfu
business, professional, and inves,
ment banking firms, corporation
and individuals.