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3O II. P. ? CYLINDER, UNION Marine Gas Engine. Good mechan- ical condition. S500.00. V. A saylor, Box 121, Douglas.
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FOR RENT-Apartments

FOR RENT-Cozy and comfort able furnished nodsrn apartments for Housekeeping or single rooms: all newly tinted and renovated throughout; including light, linen, baths. telephone service, maid serv- ice; every convenience possible for housekeeping. All outside rooms. Rates from $10 up.
 JUNEAU and SEAVIEW
 APARTMENTS. Phone 286
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W. E. HOWELL Agent. Juneau Phone 2. |. W. KILBURN Agent. Douglas: Phone Douglas 40.
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Furniture moved and stored Heavy hauling done. Phone 48. Ju aeau Transfer. -Ady
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-07-23
MARINE NEWS

CT officers aboard the ship, prac- tically all having made the run be- fore are Andrew Johnson, First Officer: J. A. Heritage, Chief En- gineer; A. c. Barger, Purser, W. Alexander, Chief Steward; T. Hodg- Pursers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-07-23
- ALASKA DUE 7 A. M.

Steamer Alaska is due to arrive in Juneau tomorrow morning at T o'clock from the south. The shin has 70 tons of freight for Juneau.
, 1923-11-19
TELEGRAMS.
ST. CROlX PATTON.

Paris, Nov. 10th. M !rshal Foch, was
present at the meeting of the Ambassa-
doris Council today, made a statement
regarding military activities il Germany.
He gave details of Germany's armament
preparations, declaring the Reichswehr
had been increased far in excess of the
effectiveness permitted and that the
manufacture OF war materials had been
resumed in unoccupied Germany. Hugo
SHINES had even transferred a number
OF Workmen. who specialized in this
branch of industry, from the Ruhr to the
interior and further quantities of materi-
al had been ordered abroad, notably in
Russia. Without being alarmed at the
present time, said Marshal Foch, these
proceedings nevertheless were a menace
which might become grave in the future.
Athens, Nov. 18th. "A court at Eleu-
sis has sentenced to death Generals
Leonard Opoulos and Gargaiides and
Majors Avambos and Nicolareas, leaders
of the recent revolutionary movement.
Ma y other officers OF high rank, in.
, 1923-11-19

volved in the solution, were sentooo,J
to Imprisonment for life or for long term.
Paris, Nov. 18th. = ExpeI me l,a,.
man Crown Prince with or without ~
nelp OF England, was the caII on tbo
french Government voiced by the nross
today. Following a reported sharu AZ.
agreement between England and Frarco
mat came to light in the AmbassadNr5,
conference yesterday, and the British
PrIme Minister'S warning of y raf,sai
TO eoIlaborate with France. M. Poinr,r,
was urged to discipline GERMANY bv
himself. '"9 ~
Chicago, Nov. 18th. Senator Uira,,
". johnson, Of California, tonight an
bounced his candidacy for the Penr6ii
can nomination for President, dec'arino
That the ensuing contest viii dptorn,i13o
whether the Republican party SHAH h5
me permanent instrument of rpacrIon ~.
whether 1t shall respond 10 present h.,
conditions and aspirations. +" ''
Chicago, Nov, 18th David /. Root
wei, of Ravena, Ohio. pre.cauvaniian
leader OF The James M Cox amDaio -
1870 and now managing a campairn -
obtain for Wan Z. McAdoo, the demo,
crane presidential nomination. said -
statement today. that supporters IF tba
former Secretary oil the Treasury intond
to nominate and elect him to me Presi-
deEcy.
, 1923-11-19
PERSONAL MENTION

It is regretted to learn of the indis-
nosition of w. L. Pentheny and we hope
+ will not be long before he will be
rastored to his usual health. Mr.. Pen
theny's sister, Mrs. Van S%choonhovan ar
lived here by the Guiana" last week
after a long absence in the States. Mrs.
Gs r. Scott is also here spending the
winter as usual at the Pentheny Hotel.
We are gratified to learn that Mr.. l..
, 1923-11-19
LOCAL

The number of bags of mail for Chris
tiansted by the Catherine on Saturday
last was 81 and not SIS as reported in Sat
urday's issue. This mail was received
and delivered Saturday evening.
The Native Brass Band played on the
wharf yesterday afternoon and the In
dustrial in the evening enlivening what
would otherwise have been a dull Sunday
as a rule.
The Burning Bush and Christian Mis-
sion have received very pretty pictorial
calendars for 1924 which they are retail
ing at Is and 35 cents respectively.
, 1923-11-19
PROFIT AND Loss ACCOUNT.


Interest on Loans from the Tnstitu-
Interest OF Bonds issued by XXI dit
foreningen af Ejere af mindre E. 4
domino paa Landat i Jylland'' and
other similar Bonds. st. Thomas
Harbour Bonds. and Third Liberty
Loan Bonds 49,.
Interest received from the National
Bank Of the Danish West Indies
, 1923-11-19

R. Conrad who left here lat week for
treatment in Porto REQ has undergone
an operation with promising expacta-
tons.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-25
NuestfO amigo e| ST. BracaIe ha 81
do reiyindiCadO en- Ia Habana
lnteresante carta que pubica nuestro
colega Heraldo de Cuba"

Ell bien conocido Empresario senor
Adolfo Bracale nos envia la siguiente
carta que pub icamos con mucho gusto:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-25

mandados no tienen derecho al amparo
de las obras referidas condenandoles
al pago de las costas.''
Suspendiose entonces la representa-
cion de Bohemia por negarme al
pago; negueme al pago por estimarlo
ilegftimo y yea ahora ell piblico haba-
nero de parte de uuien estaba la ra-
zon y ell derecho. 81 de parte del AL
calde Villegas y su amigo ell dentista
Weber, o de parte mia. La sentencia
es clara, explicita v. firme ademas.
No quiero terminar sin hacer cons
tar que desde mi primera temporada
en- enero de 1916 ell senior Weber como
representante que decia ser de Ricordi.
me ha cobrado indebidamente derechos
de representation por todas las obras.
no solo las NAL inscritas, sino las que
nj siquiera estaban inscritas. Asi ne-
go exigirme el pago de 81 600. 90
que satisfice-por Ell estreno de "La
Fanciulla del West''. obra no inscrita
asi, bajo amenaza de suspenderme ell
espectaeulo, lego a cobrarme derechos
por obras del dominic piblico. pagos
todos que yo realice de buena fe en- la
creencia de tratar con ell apoderado
legal de Ricordi en- la inteligencia
de que las leyes cubanas amparaban
sns exigencias.
Propongome ahora, amparado en- la
resolution judicial, exigir al senior We
ber la devolucion de las cantidades que
me ha cobrado indebidamente, asf CO.
mo el importe de las tres lunetas que
durante mis- nueve temporadas. v como
tai representante de autores. me ext
gi6.
Acepte ell pdblico habanero estas
explicaciones como una satisfaction
cump'ida y las segusidades de que aque
la defraudada Bohemia habra de
oirla bajo mi direction, sin peligro de
suspensiones, tanto por ampararme las
1eyes, como por estar al frente de la
Acadia un funcionario como ell sefior
Jose Maria de La Cuesta, celoso de su
autoridad, pero mas celoso del derecho
de todos los ciudadanos.
Y usted sefior Director, reciba Ell
agradecimiento de SUI alto. amigo v,
por gracia de Ia Association de la Prem
sa, modesto ''companero' q. l. e. /. m,
Adolfo BRACALE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-25
La Habana. de oct. de 1928.

La Habana, de oct. de 1928.
sr. Director del HERALDo DE CUBA
Mi distinguido amigo:
Ruego.e de publicidad las siguien-
tes lineas que no tienen otro obieto
que cumplir un deber inexcusable de
cortesia con la distinguida sociedad ha-
banera, tan amable gentil para con-
migo.
Durante mi Ultima temporada Official
en- mayo de 1921 con motive de la to-
ma de possession del actual Presidente
de la Republica, Honorable Doctor AL
fredo zayas, al concurrir una noche
ell publico la anunciada representa-
ci6n de La opera Bohemia Sc encon-
tro con la desagradabIe sorpresa de
que casi a la hora de empezar ell es-
pectaculo, sin previo requerimiento nj
aviso. este habia sido suspendido de
orden del entonces Alcalde Municipal.
seflor Marcelino Diaz de VilIegas. Sc
gun la resolucion por falta de pago de
los derechos de autor al senior Ignacio
Weber, conocido dentista de esta ca
pital, quien Sc decia apoderado de la
casa G.. Ricordi Ss Ca. de Milano. sin
ostentar poderes en- forma.
Mis- gestiones cerca de la autoridad
municipal, fundadas en- preceptos lega-
les, resultaron infructuosas, 81 bien
obtuve del Honorable Gobernador Ba-
rreras La revocation del decreto del
Alcalde Y ell consiguiente permiso para
la representation, 10 avanzado de La
hora-las nueve de la noche-lnido a
la retirada del publico cansado de la
prolongada espera y desanimado por
las noticias que voces interesadas pro-
palaban, obligaronme suspender el
espectaculo dar por terminada la
temporada en- evitaci6n de nuevos afro
pellos y concentrates contra mi en-
presa y mi persona.
No podia yo, empero, permanecer in
diferente ante tai abuse de autoridad
y, conocedor de mis- derechos. inici6
la correspondence deinanda que aca-
ba de ser fal'ada por ell Juez de Pri-
mera Instancia del Norte, Lcdo. Gui-
llermo Martinez Anguera, declarando
icon lugar la demanda por mi inter
puesta sin ningun valor nj e6cacia
todas y cada una de las inscripciones
de las operas que La misma Sc refere,
con expresa declaration de que los de-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-25
HABITANTEs DE LA CAPITAL

Acontecimientos penosos nan afec
tado vuestro espiritu eli estes tllas, aun
que mas importantes por Ias apar1en-
cias que nan lresentado, cue por Ell me
rito, intrinseco que realmente te
nian. ImprudeEciaS, exaitaei6n Iige-
reza en- un corto ntmero de solfaGos de
la guarnici6n anlenazaron molnentanea
mente perturb2r vuestro envidlabla . e.
poso, Y no es calculable cl sentImlento
amargo de vIestro Gobernador 81 yer
vuestros temores. InmedIatamentc lie
presente en- persona a restablecer e. or
den, como Ia faita fuese hiia del slu-
cinamiento y Ia seducci6n, pronto 10
1ogre.
Entretando zuestrc comportanlehto
ha sido ell de slampre; no halle voces
para elogiarlo meioc; quietnd, rscog1-
miento, confanza en- la. autoridad, y
ofrecimiento de seryicios as1stencls
al Gobierno, tai es, Ia side y scra sieni-
me llagp un de.er dc puhhcarlo a la,
faz del nrundo para ejcinplo de los de-
mas puebtos; nj un solo portorriquefio
ha levantado su voz sino para darIne
ayuda.
Habitantes de La capital: calJnad va
vuestra aalsia; el orden ha renacido fe-
lizmente sin sacrifcios dolorosos, al
1ado de la admiration que tribute y
vuestras virtudes civicas, recibid M
gratitud muy expresiva por vuestras
actitud nena de. sensatez y eordura.
Contaa siempre conmigo, como 70
cuento con vosotros, sea nuestra cons
tante dfvisa paz, union fdelidad al
trono de nuestra inocente Reina.
Miguel DE LA TORRE.
Puerto Rico, 25 de octubre de 1885.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-25

Surge con mayores brios incontras-
table fuerza: Son entusiastas almas
Juveniles que llevan en- srSs corazones
la vision del mas franco exito, las que
Sc han tornado las iniciativas, respal-
dadas por ell esfuerzo, la perseveran-
cia y ell trabajo. Y seguramente,
triunfara, esca ara la mas ingente
cumbre, realizara la mas plausible
obra de instruction, recreo y solidari-
dad.
La pauta a seguir, Ell programa que
Sc ha trazado, prueba incontroverti-
b1emente que la Sociedad cuenta con
una directiva apta v consciente de sus
deberes Y obligaciones, y que esta pres
ia a realizarlos.
Sc tiene en- perspectiva una serie
de conferencias benefcios para allie
gar fondos para la Sociedad. La pri
mera conferencia fu6 dada por la Sc
fora Audas El tema escogido fue:
F'Como obtener un enipleo, y como
conservarlo. Mrs. Audas estrvo in
teresantisima en- su disertacion, Sus
sabios consoles, claros expositivos de
una mente observadora; SUI verbo fa-
Gil comprensible; sus solidos vastos
conocimientos de la materia, lie supie-
ron conqgistar ell APPLAUSE llnaninle y
sincere del aladitorio. Sc dara una
conferencia todos los meses.
La Directiva del Club esta integra-
da por los siguientes: Consejera: Miss
e. Goodhue: Presidente Honorario,
Mr.. A. E. Cullinan; Presidente: Agel
Dlaz Garcia; -Presidente: Ceferino
Colon; Secretario, Ventura Marin; Te-
sorera; Celia Resto; Sub-T -Tesoreras:
Blanca Fernandez vicenta Santiago;
Vocales: Gloria Tglesias, Juan Garcia,
Pedro Gelabert, Emilia Allegro Ma
ria Soto.
iIoor los que, tan desinteresada-
mente prestan su mas decidida coope-
racion a una carEsa justa, cual es, ell
establecimiento de La mas completa ar
monfa entire los estudiantes, proper
cionarles ratios de expansion, algeria
y felicidad!
Ceferino COLON.
Reporter.
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NoTAs DE FoRrAIEzA

Ell Gobernador ha expedido pasapor-
te para Curacao, Venezuela y Colon
bia, al senor Enrique cabezas, de San
Juan.
Ell Gobernador ha aprobado ell NOM
hramiento hecho favor del seiior
francisco Gonzalez, Jr., Juez de Paz
de Humacao, para que acttie como Juez
de Paz de Naguabo en- un case criminal
pendiente ante esta Ultima corte en- Ell
que ell Juez propietario esta incapaci-
tado para actuar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-25
Fl Club ComerciaI de Ia
fSCueIa Superior

Con entusiasmo indescriptible no.
table solidaridad entire sus miembros,
reconstituyose en- esta escuela ell FClub
Comercial', antigua y conocida socie-
dad la cual ha sabido poner siempre
NIFTY en- alto los estandartes de con-
fraternidad union entire los estudian
tes del Curse Comercial, y laborar por
el buen nombre de esta escuela SUI
perior.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-25
LAS FIESTAs PATRoNALEs EN- EL
CIRCULO SAN CARLOS DE
AGUADILLA

Este centro que goza de tantas sim
patias entire la juventud de Aguadilla,
Sc prcpone celebrar con toda espIen-
didez las fiestas patronales en- aquel
pueblo.
La tenporada no egtara exenta de
buenos bales, los cuales Sc proponen
a disfrutar su antojo los amantes de
Torpsicore.
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Tai diia como hoy
25 DE ocTUBRE DE 1885

Prociama del general La Tore con
motive de la intentada sublevacion M
litar conocida por 'insurreccion de san
Rafael. i.
, 1923-01-26

-Four hundred Scotch men and
women crowded into both rooms OF
the odd Fellows hall last night to
celebrate the anniversary OF Robert
Burns. greatest OF Scotch poets. En-
thusiasm reigned supreme through
out the evening with a concert, a
dinner. and a dance combining in
the great celebration. The AFFAIR
was given under the auspices of
Clan Stuart No. 24s. Scotland
truly retained her glory" in the
festivities OF last night.
The Rev. Charles A. Wilson,
chairman, opened the program with
an address in which he reviewed
some OF the accomplishments Of
Scotland and OF Scotchmen, show
ing that they had been a force in
tho progress of the world and that
they were worthy OF q high place
in It's esteem.
The speech Of welcome to those
present was delivered by Thomas
Mckay, chief Of the clan.
, 1923-01-26
MINT Bandit SERVED
time IN NATR0NA JAIL;
DRAFT BEAT JUSTICE

Nicholas Trainer. alias ]. C. Sloan.
alias Peter Tobin. the mint bandit
found shot dead in the front seat OF
right name. that OF Trainer. A search
through the old records by George 3.
Mckenzie, who ut hat time had
charge of the local bastile revealed
this Information this morning.
Trainer was arrested May 81 1913.
for an alleged holdup near the Grand
Central hotel. Ten days later he was
taken before the draft board and CON
scripted, thereby escaping being tried
on the charge Of highway robbery.
, 1923-01-26

th9 state WneD II QuetIlOHeu WltlSbHes
at the preliminary hearing o. to tho
existence OF the organization in this
county and as to n Meeting said 10
have been held here a few nights
prior TO the killings.
The hearing was brought to an
abrupt close after one witness refused
to answer q number of categorical
questions concerning the khan.
The story of tho affair. as related
by the then County Attorney James
Mathers in what he termed an outline
of evidence, was that on the night of
December 10, a band OF more thar 80
men led by @ G. Sims. local police
detective, left here in automobiles 10
''get Joe Carroll for alleged dealings
In Illicit whiskey." They took with
them buckets of tar and pillows OF
feathers"
After traversing the OIL nsld dis.
tricts to q point a few miles outside
Of Wilson, where Carroll lived. the
band halted in q field and a commit.
tee Of q dozen or more men was
assigned TO bring Carroll before the
gathering. They summoned Carroll
10 tha door of his rude hut and shot
him down when they discovered he
was armed A hail Of bullets was
poured down on the marked men by
members of his family and after the
nAurauders had taken TO their auto.
mobiles CAROLS body was picked up
near his doorstep.
John Smith of Wilson. who. accord.
anE 20 5:stsmonts of a confessed mem
bUr Of the band. was forced out OF a
sick bed and made to accompany the
Committee on its expedition, was
found near CAROLS home q few min.
utea later. He had been wounded IN
the nEht and later died in a hospital.
Early the next day officers at the
direction Of jeff Smith, the confessed
participant in the attack, went to the
ns3d and found Sims dead body. It
was clad IN q suit khsd overalls. A
revolver and half filled whiskey bottle
Jay nearby.
He evidently also had been wounded
IN the fray and been taken back to
the neld and left 20 die.
Three days later II men, n OF
them a minister in whose home Jeh
, 1923-01-26
SCOTS CELEBRATE anniversary OF ROBERT BURNS
WITH CONCERT, DINNER AND DANCE LAST EVENING

John Patton gavo the first number
of the concert with a piano solo
entitled "A Nicht wi Burns" Mr..
Patton acted as accompanied for the
remainder Of the program which
was as follows:
Solo, Scots What Hae''-
----------James C. McCulloch
Solo. Dark Lochnasar" -
-----------Mrs. Alex Marshall
Solo, Bonnie Mary OF Argyle"--
-------------------- A. Kennedy
Dance. Highland Fling" -
----------Master Tom Stewart
Solo. MY Ain Folk -
----------------Nrs. A. Kennedy
Solo. Tho Battle OF S~tirl.Hs
-------------- Alex Marshall
Reading. de Stove Pipe Hole
------------Mrs. James Fraser
Solo. Tho Aud Scotch sangs"--
Mrs. LORD
Solo. THE Star o. Rabbie Burns"
------------------JaInSs Fraser
Following tho concer the guests
assembled were called TO the very
elaborate ana sumptuous dinner
which had been prepared by several
OF those present. This was an event
in itself.
When the dinner was dispensed
with. the Clan Stuart Bagpipe band
furnished music fer several hours
of dancing. An example OF what
was coming in this line is given by
the program which has. a C~ircassion
circle. quadriiles. common Schot.
tische. Flowers OF Edinburgh, Pas
dc Quartz, two step, as we'll as
waltzes and fox trots.
At the celebration last night tho
Scotch decided to give an entertain.
ment in tho c future the pro
ceeds of which will go toward the
building fund OF the Presbyterian
church.
, 1923-01-26
WORKER At TEXAS PLANT
IS INJURED BY ELEVATOR

j. II. Harris, a worker ct the Texas
refinery, received a cut chedi. a lac
Grated car. and a crushed arm in an
accident this morning. He was taken
to the county hospital where his In
juries were attended by DR.. Allan Nc
Lellan. It was found that the arm
was not broken.
Harris was badly dazed and gave
only a Earbled account Of how the
injury was incurred. 1t seems that
failure to get out OF the way of an
elevator was responsible.
, 1923-01-26
AUTOMOBILES
ARE RECOVERED HERE

Two OF the automobiles stolen on
the streets OF Casper yesterday have
been recovered. The third, n Column
bia Six. owned by the Benedict Motor
company. which was taken from
South Lincoln street between 9 and IL
o'clock last evening has not yet been
found.
A Dodge sedan. the property Of
Mrs. James Gratiot. also stolen from
South Lincoln street. was found early
this morning abandoned and stuck in
the sand in North Burlington addition.
The third car. n Nash touring, the
Property OF E. C. TulI ana stolen
Yesterday afternoon was recovered
latter It had been abandoned last
might.
, 1923-01-26
10 KILLED, ~
HURT BY BLAST
ON OIL TANKER

TAMPIco. Mexico Jan. 2s.-By the
Associated Press.1Ten persons are
missing and 90 others were injured as
tho result of an explosion which de-
troyed the Mexican Eagle OIL com
pany tank steamer San Leonardo,
loaded with 80, 900 barrels Of fuel oil
at tho Ayuiia wharf in tho lower
Panuco river last night.
The IRE caused by the explosion
threatened for a time the refneries
and tanks Of the Mexican Eagle and
Royal Dutch Shell companies.
The destroyed ship few the British
nag.
, 1923-01-26
LATE FLASHES

SCOTTSB0Ro, Aa-Passenger
train No. 20 of the Southern Rail
way was deraIled near here early
today. An passengers escaped In
jury.
ST. LOU1S-DanieI S. Tutt1e,
presiding bishop of tho Episcopal
church In America celebrated his
seth birthday here today by off
dating at the annual meeting of
the woman's auxiliary Of the Mis-
souri, diocese. He has been a bishop
for sc years.
M0NTEVIDEO - The political
situation In the Brazilian state of
RIO Grande do Sui is growing critl-
cal, according to dispatches receiv-
ed here.
INDIANAPOLIS = Restraining
orders against Is residents Of Gary
Ind, charged with violating the pro-
hilton law, was issued In United
States district court I'm connection
with the recent revelation Of a boot
leg ring.
COUNCIL BLUFFS-StoIen mer-
chaf1dlse recovered at the homes Of
those implicated I'm the S3,5O0,O 900
Burlington mail robbery was sold
at auction for S52.
NEW YORK-The annual report
OF the New York Life Insurance
placed assets at nearly one billion
dollars.
NEW YoRK-Tho grain trade
committee OF the New York pro-
duce exchange was called to meet
February II TO consider mn amend
ment In the rules to reduce the
commissions on consigned wheat
y cent n bushol and on export
American and Canadian wheat,
barley, rye and buclrwheat a cent.
MEXICO CITY-The German col
only here subscribed 20,OOa,OOO
MARKS for the benefit OF the inhabi-
tants OF the Ruhr.
NEW ORLEANS-H. s. sacI<ett
was elected president Of the Am
e-tcan Wood Preservers' nssocia-
ton and Kansas City was chosen
for next years convention.
, 1923-01-26
RANCH SLAYER
is CAPTURED

SANTA FEE, N. NJ. Jan. ga
telephone message from a deputy
sheriff at Carrizozo this morning sad
that the murderers Of Robert Hurt,
ranchman. who was waylaid near
Captain, Lincoln county. Wednesday
evening and riddled with bullets, have
been captured.
, 1923-01-26
KILLED In
Rail WRECK

LONDON. Jan. 2s.-By The Asso.
ciated ress.SThirty-nine persons
are reported killed in a railway acct.
dent in northern Ceylon. says a Cen.
trail News dispatch from Colombo
this evening, Many others wero in.
jured. The accident was due to floods
which washed AWAY a section of tho
track.
, 1923-01-26

to hike on the roof because she could
walk as fast az she wanted to and
no one would stare at her. Also the
air is purer. She usually is a,on'
, 1923-01-26

NEW YORK. Jan. %. Nine.
Amelia CALI curci walks five miles
every day on the roof of the Ambas.
sador hotel, in order to keep in con
dition.
The singer said today sha elected
, 1923-01-26

and dresses as carefully as II h
Intended to promenade Fifth VENUE.
fOccasionally she stops to go
through a little ''setting up" <
|, else. Her stunt takes an hour.
, 1923-01-26
RIAL OF II At
ARDMORE IS SET
FOR NEXT WEEK
Klansnen Charged With Murder of Three
in Connection With Masked Band OPP
erationS To Be Arraigned Soon

RDMoR Okla, Jan. 26.-Trial of IL prominent n1en
living here and at Wilson, Okla, on charges Of murder grow
ing out of the alleged staying of three men by a band of
masked men in December, 1921, was postponed until Mon
day when called here today in district court.
The Ku Klux Khan was definitely brought into the case by
, 1923-01-26
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED-Three or four-room mod.
r furnished or u~nfurnished apart.
ment, In good location by February
10, by responsible couple; references
exchanged or will buy small house
from owner II priced right. Write Box
A-40. Tribune.
FOR RENT-To lady, comfortable.
furnished room in close in apart
ment: rent reasonable. cooking priv
ileges. Box ABB.
, 1923-01-26

ing from a bullet wound in the leg
were under arrest. Charges against
six Of these including the minister.
were dismissed by the state attorney
general who came here TO take charge
of the prosecution.