davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-01
New Boilers Installed,

Monterey, Mex, Marck 3f.-T1-
large boilers are TO be installed By tn
Electric Light and Power Compan.
Of this city in their plant here. Thes'
two boilers were received from q fac
tory in London, England.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-01
Erecting NeM BuildinS.

Monterey. Mex, March 31.--F1oI
entino Cantu, wealthy man OF tbJ
city is now constructing fFm0dcr
building, for commercial purposes
in the heart of Monterey. This build
ing will be one Of the most moderi
OF the city.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-01
To Extend Railroad.

Monterey, Mex, March 3f.--Ac.
cording 10 reports given out a rail-
road will be constructed between
Tampico and Mexico City.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-16
/. .NOTAS OFICIALES.

~
ID ;Secretarp Executive ha expedido
certificado de disolucion a las corpo-
raciores del pals denominadas Carroll
ma .Aaito Garage, Incorporated, The
Mesilla Fruit Company.
Ha auedado archivado. Ell la Sc
yretarfa Ejecutiya, un certificado de
erirnienda d Ia cIansula septima de las
dc incorporacion de la Association. de
veferinaries de- Puerto Rico, relativa
q los 1ernifnos y condolences para Ia
admission de socios.
I'll secrefario Executive ha expedifs
lieencia para cazar " portar armas
de caza III isehors Manuel Melendez, de
S9hysJliail. u 4
sEls tsnbRfnador INFERNO ha sexpedido
pasapeffes para Cuba al senior Teodo-
70 Fiera~ ~sosa. de Rio Piedras. \ para
Crirazao Venezuela Panama. al Sc
nor Henry H. Coyell. de Rochester.
N. y.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-16
MAS CABLES
ttDs Naestrs ssryisio cabresr4aeo,

NEW, YORK, mario 16.-AyeB tar
de ,el boxeador argentine Luis Firpo
Sc persona en- el hospital hebree donde
Sc halla recluido Bin Brennan, con ell
+obieto de visitar. el paciente. Al con-
Etemplar su obra y darse cuenta del
estado de gravedad de su rival, Firpo
Esintiose algo sobrecogido hizo ma
nifestaciones de simpatfa por SUI ad-
yersario, expresando al mismo ITEM
po su pesar por haberle hecho Ell dafo
que lie ha postrado en- ell lecho del do
Tor. Las personas que pudieron dar-
Sc cuenta de la escena, dicen que Fir
po hizo patente su sentimiento con
verdaderas demostraciones de pena.
Y a la vez pudo comprobarse la for
taleza del notable atleta argentine, de
dc quien Sc dice a., al parecer Brennan
no le ha hecho dano alguno, pues Sc
muestra tan agil y fuerte como ST
tai lucha no hubiera sostenido. "Es
una verdadera mole de piedra este
hombre"-dicen que Brennan ha de-
clarado a los periodistas raiz de la
pelea, al ser recogido del ring para
trasladarle al hospital.
BAUR, MARIO 16.-Los cadaveres
de, los dos oficiales franceses asesina-
dos en- esta ciudad ell sabado liltimo,
han, sido .enviados a Francia en- un
tren especial, para ser entregados "a
sps respectivos familiares Y. enterra-
dos con toda la pompa correspondent
te. AL acto de la conduccion de am
bos cuerpos al ferrocarril, organizose
una parada militar en- la que desfla-
ron cerca de cinco mil soldados de
todas las armas. Ell acto fue impo-
nentisimo.
ROMA, MARIO 16.-El gobierno ita-
liano ha arrendado al poeta- guerrero
Gabriel D'Annunzio Ia hermosisima
villa Toscolana, situada en- uno, de los
sitios mas pintorescos de Roma y que
fue propiedad del ex Kaiser Guillermo
IA .uCf <AACkl6lLlds Id tlcItHOSd 1GSluOIl-
cia palaciega lie fue confscada al So
berano aleman por ell gobierno de TIA
liza. durante la gran guerra mundial.
81 notable poeta D'Annunzio Sc pro-
pone establecer su .vivienda ALI, .por
tempo indefinido. -....
NEW YORK, MARIO 16.-A la ofer-
ia que Sc lie hizo aver al representa-
te de Jack Dempsey, Mr.. Tex Richard,
ofreciendosele S750,OOO para una lu-
cha que habrfa de llevarse cabo en-
Buenos Aires entire los dos campeones
Edel pufo Firpo y Dempsey, en- noviem
bre proximo, ha respondido ell senior
Rickard que no es possible aceptar la
oferta debido al contrato existente por
el cual el pugilista suramerieano no
podra pelear durante un ano sino bajo
la direction suya, Y Sc da el case que
es el tanbien ,el que representa-
Jack Dempsey. a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-16

arrestados los huelguistas Octayio So
Ito y Lorenzo Conception, por portar
ARMAS, PR0HIBIDAS, una NAvAJA
" un CUCHILL0. ~ .e<
Febrero 25.-En Fajardo fue arres-
tado ell huelguista Acisclo Rodriguez,
por TURBAR LA PAZ, consistente en-
tPROFERIR FRASES INSULTANTES
contra el campanero de la Iglesia Ca
t6lica, mientras Sc llevaba efecto un
mitin.
Febrero 25.-En Fajardo, a las 10
a. m., fue arrestado ell huelguista Jo-
Sc Cruz, por portar un CUCHILLO.
Mario 3.-En Fajardo, en- la noche
de ese dfa, el huelguista Luciano Cruz.
con una NAVAJA ,BARBERA. lie inf
rio una HERIDA de seis y media pull
gadas de largo en- la cara, al trabaja-
dor Jose Ilarraza. Fue arrestade.
Mario 4.7El huelguista Pedro Ri
vera, en- ell barrio Rio Arriba, PROVO
co Y trato de AGREDIR Fulgeneio
AIireira, mayordomo de la Colonia
Parafs0s &s.
Mario 7.-En ell Barrio Juan Mar
tin, de Luquillo, Inientras tomaba par
te EN- una manifestation huelguistl,
Marcelino Malta fu6 arrestado de-
nunciado por portar una NAyAJA.
Mario S.-=Eue apedreada la casa del
trabaj jador Francisco Maldonado, por
un grupo de huelsuistas, las II p. M,
amenazandole con que 10 IBAN A
MATAR.
Mario S.--A las 6 80 a. M, en- ell ba-
rrio Naranjo, finca de Don Luis Acos-
ia Becerril, una manifestation de
Ihuelguistas ataco al policfa Pedro Ca
|lindez, plaza No. 20, resultando dicho
policia con una herida de palo en- la
cabeza y una de bala en- la frente Los
huelguistas Genaro Robles Y Eermfn
Ramos Soto, resultaron el primero
muerto. de un balazo en- el pecho el
segundo con varias heridas de bala, de
las que muri6 dos dfasS despaes en- el
hospital municipal. Julio Ramos Pc
iia, herido de- .baias en- el music izquier-
do Pedro MILAN, con herida de bala
en- el mismo music.
Mario 9 "A las Z 40 p m. en- el bi-
- ma. 1.x,a A, r ,,f,,,fl1n aft,6 aor1fii-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-16

E 3
--tainos a. YER. ,;que pasa::
APasa toda una vida nueva en- la
existencia de la Escribano.
=, Sc fa' stiicidados
-1Algos I,eor j. Sc. ha metido de lle-
no en-: Ia Alta Polftica International.
Sufragista.
=! Mol. ESQ. no: siempre muy fe-
meniIia nm poquitfn coqueta. y STEM
pre- .eda llena de gracia.
;Y entonces:
-Es que ALA en- Caracas han des-
cubierto sus grandeS y sorprendentes
cualidades de dana diplomatica. y Sc
gnramente que van a proponerle SER
yir. de einba jadora sacar trimfante
rii eiredo pelftico que ahora es la pc
silia del Millisterio de Estado.
a. 3 has. .adfniradoras de Paquita Sc
pohian$ las nlanos en- III cabeZa al item
po que exclamaban. llenas de ft:
-; Que .disparate. ..
Y luego] comentaban: lastima de
yoz. y de gracia. de traies V manto-
mes!
81 que hacia falta haber' perdido
la cabeza. 20 cuando menos unos GUAM
tos tornillos. para abandonar un arte
tan suggestive y vistoso v. cambiarlo-
o Ia par por un oficio, (;qu6 otra
cosa es- Ia diplomaeia?l que solo trae
eonsigp tisgustos. quebrantos de sa-
Ind y ana perfiida total de buen hu,
NOR .. amen de .otr'as cosas que no
son para escribirlas.
81. ri St f a iSys
s.sY es preeisosver Ia cara--la lindf-
strna cara que pone Paquita Escri-
bano cliando escucl1a entire risueha : y
tonmovida Ia rara leyenda que en- su
aiisGrefa dlan tejido. los viajeros sin
oficio que hacen ell trafico entire La
Giaira San Juan de Puerto Rico.
DE prento lie decimos:
es que iIsted no sabe 10. mejor !:
decian. + ,itn hay qiiien 10 reptile.
one usted sfba !: eamino de Mata Hari! l..
no f1e nj carcajada la que re-
s0HI len ;el aniplio y laiose comedor.
aAG,ieila. boca, toda luz aroma. de
Raquita donFenefa cualquiera:
81 10. !, S.. .yo reyolueionaria?
~ oh ( noa.. IT,. III no eres
eEo:.Sa,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-16
III no eTeS ESQ!

.Asf decfas Consuelito Mayendfa
) en- una canci6n muy chula muy ma
drilena !. asf repetimos nosotros ahos
ra. en- los momentos en- que almerza-
mos en-, companfa de Paduita Escriba-
no. qtien. dicho sea de paso. esta no
che va q levantar, toda una polvareda
en- el .escenario del teatro olimpo.
III no eres. ESQ. !. que va. Paqui-
/. tia !!.sss. Tfi has naeido para todo ,menos
para revolucionaria.
Esas cosas. son cosas ystlfceres de
aftistas. de iuglares = de viajeros sin
oficio conocido. qnienes siempre
estan disptiesto5 a inyentar historias y
ocurreilcias mas menos interesantes
Els jclaFo que tratandose de- una mu-
chacfiaE tam popular. aplaudida Y adj
1nirada como 10 ..ha sido en- Puerto Ri
co la ge1ltil haturia. pues los chicos
de la Retiacci0n conyertfan las orejas
en- yentasas Y recogfan avidos la infor-
Tnaci6n, que; aunaue de .charachera, no
por ESQ deiaba de ser curiosa.
Y ahi de Ia .euriosidade siempre des
pierta. y caiiente, y hasta pieante.. /,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-16
HECHOs OCURIDOS Y PRovOCA
8 DOS PoR Los HUELGuIsTAs

Febrero H. En- la Ceiba, a las 5 $50
p. M, Emilio Rivera provoco de pa
labras insultantcs los trabaiadores.
Fue denunciado por turbar Ia paz.
\ Febrero l$ IN Naguabo barrie
Daguap. colonia Esperanza. al las 8 >.
A., "a huelguista aarnelino Nano,
amenaso \ in grupo de trabaiadores
dfciendole; HEsta noche le duemare-
mos Ia casa donde duermen. seEla vol
laremos con dinnmita." Fue arresta-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-16

Como se We, en- pastos \ frntos mel
nores hay mas de 100000 cuerdas,
por 10 tanto esa cantaleta de que Las
centrales azucareras 10 tienen todo
acaparadc con cana es pura fIfa. 10
que sucede es que en- el campo no Sc
respeta la propied'oi, el pobre jiba:
.ro deja de sembfar temeroso de que
'6tro coseehe 81 fruto de sn tfabajo !;
pofeso tambifn convendrfa el estabie-
de uia gnafdia rural montada.
Z En- cilantoIa d la mortandad de niiios.
iesta is ml,cho mayor On otros 'pueblos,
como lo pruebaia sieniente estadistica !:
De menos de aiio. 7;7S6
De mas de 4 aio y mepos de 2,x 2.910
'He dosa cinco aaos, 2,6D7I
IA Toal enstoda Ia isla ls,sos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03
BELCIANS STOP
GERMAN REBELS
SeparatistS Driven Out Of
Town in Battle
nY CAIiL ID. GIinAT

United Press STAFF Correspondent
BERLIN. Nov 3. German sep.
arntlsts in Aix.la,chapeIle were being
kept down today by the menace OF
Belgian bayoneta
The Bclglans interviewed after the
seporatlsts had foIzed the city hail
yesterday suppressed the uprising
and drove many OF the rebels out OF
town
The acpnratisls were disnrmed and
their leaders conveyed 10 some place
unknown. II Is reported there was
sharp fighting before some OF tho
rebels were dislodscd.
Two OF the scparatists were liter.
ally cut 10 bits In the hand O.hnnd
struggle, Several Germans on both
aidos were wounded The populacc.
which opposed the revolt. gathered
before the British consulate. giving
the British credit for delivering them
from tho rebels 4 British colonel
was raised 80 the shoulders OF the
crowd and borne In triumph thru
the streets
II was tho Belgian high commits.
floner. however. who ordered the re.
bellion put down. lie commanded alt
tho rioters should be disarmed and
expelled from the,town by 3 D. M.
and the Belgian troops went 10 work
with will TO carry out his order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03
PLAN FATHER
SON BANQUETS

Banquets win be held In all the
churches or the University district on
the evening Of Soycmber 10 as an
observance Of Father and Son Week,
according 10 the announcement Of
the committee OF church representa-
tiycs.
The committee members are: John
Wnlteradorph. Keystone congrcgn.
tionnl, l.. N Tondol. University Pres.
byterian: Edgar 0ottschamer. Uni.
yersity Christian; A. -, Miller, Raven.
na Boulevard Presbyterian. H. T..
IIuic. R0venna Methodist Protestant;
A. w. Peters University Congrcgo.
tional. Captain Anthony Turner
Christ Episcopal aud D. w. Hender.
son. chairman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03
MISSING MAN
FINDS" SELF

PORTLAND. Nov Accordine
TO police statements today N. a.
Bley. prosperous Wholesale merchant
ef Frcep0rt, H.. found himself
here. Blcy Ten Frceport. October a..
ana since that time his wife hrs
frantlcally telegraphcd police off
Gals all over the country. One Of
these messages was addressed here,
but Bley waA not then in the city.
Coming into Portland on a train
from Seattle or Spokane. he suffered
from a violent headache. and after II
ceased, he was able 20 remember who
he was and his home address. He
Immediately wrote 10 his wife.
Mrs Bley. on receipt OF his letter.
telegraphed Chief Of Police Jenkins
10 hold Bloy. but the chief replied
that II was unnecessary.
Bley left for Freeport last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03

Bethany Baptist Churoh-Antrim
H. Nickel pastor. Morning service,
II, "The Model Church, evening
service. 7.aO. what Christ Has Cost
the World"
Trinity Parish Churoh-Rey WI.
liam II. Bliss. rector, Holy com
munlon. 81 Sunday school. 1916. morn,
ing service. II, called 10 30 Saints;
evening service. 1850. "rhc Cali 20
serylee."
Trinity Chapel--Rov William II,
Bliss. rector, sunday Rchool. 9'ib.
Madison Street Methodist Episcopal
Church-Sunday school. 9;4b; morn.
INK service, II. Tho Prayer for tho
Fullnoss''; social hour, $3.50; Epworth
League. ESQ, evening service. 1880,
lis Belief In God Reasonable"
First Baptist Church--Ambrose NJ.
Bailey. u. D.. pastor Sunday school.
gAa. morning service. Jesus First
Disolplea''; Observance OF Lords Sup.
per: u, y, T. T.. two groups. 6;i6. spc'
cinl musical service. 7.a0: evening
service. '"rhc Woman at the Well"
Sc. Clements Church REV. Fran.
els r. Batcman, rector. Corporate
Communion. s. Sunday school. 10.
morning service, II. we saints"
Al Saints Episcopal Church.
Rev c. Ronald Hilton. rector. Pas.
toral festival. ~. morning service.
who are TheNn In white Apparel
and Whence Come Thcy?"
First Christian Church--Roy. T.
T. Thrapp. pastor. Morning service.
Difficulties in Prayer: evening
young peoples night with several
speakers.
University Christian Church.-Rcy.
c. kleihauer. pastor. Morning Bery.
Ice. The Garment OF tho Soul: eve.
ming service. Men or Grasshoppers"
Central Christian Church. Rev. ".
F. Johnson. pastor, Morning serv.
Ice. The BASIS Of Our Hope: eve.
ming service. The Doctrine OF the
Second Coming"
TheosophIeal Society. Besant
Jodgr-sunday school. II. evening
service. s. scientific Explanation
OF Mental Healing" By Bishop Ir.
wing s. Cooper. OF Los Angeles.
Tabernacle Baptist Church-Rey.
DR.. Frederick Carstcna. former pas.
tor the Queen Anne Baptist church.
viii speak in the morning on Divine
compulsion and In the evening
about "a Creature OF Circumstances
but Man"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03
Five Battleships
Sold at Auction

WAsHINGTON. Nov. 2. - Five
battlcsblps In the second sale classI.
ficatlon we're sold Friday by the
navy department thru quick action
on bids. Walter w. johnson OF
San Francleco got the Connecticut.
now at the Puget Sound Navy yard,
for 1890.
Tho American Iron & Metal Co.
Of Oakland. Cal. bought the Geor.
gia and Rhode Island at Mare island
for s5s.6s6 and $4,000. respectively,
The New Hampshire and the
Louisiana. now at the Philadelphia
Navy yard went 10 the Boston Iron
& Metal Co, OF Baltimore. for {6e,.
500 apiece.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03
HAWAIIAN ACT
At PALACE HIP

An entertaining bill II anticipated
az the Palace Hip theatre starting
Saturday. headed By I<nipo's Scrcnad.
ers and assisted By Kola. a pretty
tropical beach dancer. Their skit.
entitled ~ Mite at waikiki" ISIS
beautiful setting OF tropical scenery
and color effects. Their act Is inter.
spersed with dancing and music.
Monroe and Louise in IS Minutes
in the Art Of Terpsichore" have a
fast net OF varied dancing BY Monroe
and Louise. The act Is prettily stag.
cd with special dancers and scenery.
Jay Bogart appears In very inter
esting and amusing skit and Is ex.
peotcd TO furnish many surprises to
Seattle theatrcgocra Mr.. Bogart ls
well known actor and has made
many Pacific coast appearances.
Sedal Bennett In THE smile.a.Mile
Girl" is an artist who extracts m
endless amount OF comedy from her
offering. In this clever act the
Coincidence is at her best.
Arthur and Peggic lesent "The
Versatile Scots" wIdch offer the
sturdy chap and hi. partner an excel.
lent opportunity TO display their
technique and artistry. The two are
full OF jokes and typically Scottish
humor. They are dressed in full
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03
Peter Miller Wins
Point in His Fight

Peter Miller. notorious Seattle
convict. who IN serving a .s.year.,o.
life indeteuninnte sentsncc az walla
walla penltentiary. won strong
foothold in his climb 10 freedom Fri.
day when SUPREME Court Justice
Fullerton granted his returnahle
halraa corpus wit. Warden Long
OF the state pcnitentiary must ap.
pear before the supreme court In
Olympia, January gs. TO show cause
why Miller should not be given his
freedom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03
NEW SHOW AT OAK
TO OPEN SUNDAY

''Follies OF Now" The opening show
at the Oak theatre. formerly the
olympic. under the new management
OF Jack Kaufman. Is 10 be presented
Sunday. An entertaining farclcal
Eastern comedy Is promised ia The
show. OF which Dick IIyland. fofmei
Lcyy'a orpheum star. Is the prinei
pal Hyland and his company. in,
cluding tho 'tBashful Babies" chorus.
will be the chief entertainers nj the
Oak for some time.
with the new show, Roy Alex.
andcr. Seattle singer. viii make his
appearance. and tho new singing
quartet and trio will have an import.
ant place on the program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03
KINGS SHOW READY
FOR PALACE HIP

Poor Papa" another OF WIN
Kings own writings, win bo the In.
itlal Offering at tho Palace Hin when
the producer opens his engagement
nt the Second ave. house on satur'
day. November 10. Il was announced
by Road Manager Hcn NJ GirouN'
Admittedly without Il formidable
rival in hts line OF business. Kings
shows are brilliantly costumed, Law
ishly staged. well rohearscd. clean
and wholesome. lie has built up a
following for himself in Seattle which
Il IL promised will find the aomo
company intact at the Palace Hip
next Saturday,
No announcement has been made
by tho iIeiliR other than a promise
OF only top.notoh entertainment. The
new Hclllg offering win open on No.
vembcr 10. the day following Kings
removal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03
Pantages.

An attraction that Seattle theater-
goers have long been waiting TO SEQ
Is that. phenomenal organization OF
Canadian soldier artists kown as the
Originals" coming here with the
RECOMMENDATION Of tremendous runs.
This unique band OF entertainers will
appear at the Metropolitan theater
all next week.
Their new revue. Rapid Fire" Is
heraidcd as something entirely dlf.
ferent from any other, theatrical pro-
duction seen here. and Is the first
Canadian theatrical organization 10
appear in this city. The cast Is
headed by Red Newman. Arthur Hol.
land and Jimmie Goode. supported BY
a talented number OF comedians, sing.
ers. dancers and female imperson.
ators.. who put over a lively and en-
tertaining production The revue is
presented in IS different numbers,
containing every possible kind Of en-.
tertainment.
Tho talent Is spread over many
clever skits and sketches. single.
double and big concerted offerings,
dance numbers. burlesauc and every.
thing that is amusing. All the old
favoritos who have so delighted Ca,
madam audiences ara here. including
Red Newman. Arthur Holland. Jim
mie Goode. Alan Murray and many
others. all Of whom contribute much
OF the material to the potpourri OF
the show. The story OF the originals
Is probably one OF the most unique
OF all theatrical companies. starting
first behind the lines in France &c
entertain the troops they appeared
In Y. NJ. c. a. huts at first. while
much OF their material was writer
outside and in the trenches.
The forthcoming local engagement
OF the Originals is being lookeC
forward to with much interest b
the general theatergoers. as well a,
tho American veterans, many o.
whom have no doubt seen the "or
igfnals. then Old Dumbelisj, "ovel
There"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03
Sunday in the Churches

Ballard Presbyterian Church Rev.
Honor l.. Wilhelm. pastor. Morning
service The Autocrncy OF God!
evening service. 1850, 'pusslng the
Buck"
Temple OF Truth. Second spirliu.
alist Church-Rcy. stella Ross Wal.
lace. pastor. Circles by various
workers, p. m; evening service.
7;i5. Ghosts"
Fremont Swedish Methodist Epls.
copal Church--iS. o. Bcrglund. pas.
tor. Morning service. II. Our.
selves or Christi evening horyico,
1880. "Thc Proof OF Faithfulncss"
81. Johns Danish Lutheran
Chureh-Alfred Il. sorenson. pss.
tor Sunday school, 10; morning
service, IL Young Peoples meeting.
s p. M,
Ballard Christian Church. REV.
X. ~, Burke, pastor. Morning.
Golden Jubilee sermon; vcspcr Com.
munion, p. m; special young PEG.
pics service. 7.
Whitman NJ mortal Federated
Church--Ilowiand Edwards. y. D..
minister, Morning service. IL, saints
in Queer Places" CNo. ~ evening
service. S. The Tabernacle In the
wilderness" illustrated lecture
Saint Marks Episcopal Church.
Rev. John H. McLauchlnn. ph. D..
rector. Holy Communion. o'clock.
sunday school. o;30; morning sery.
Ice. II. "a New Policy. Young PEG.
Pies Service League s:i5. evening
service. 1880. Divided Loyhlties."
Saint Michael's Chapel Of 81.
Marks Parish Rev. c. A. Taylor.
minister. Sung Eucharist and ser.
mon at $50 a. m. Sunday school at
i04s n. m.
Church Of Spiritual Uniiy-s Sunday
school. iab p. m; Rev Bertha Wat.
son. ~ Voice Out OF the silence. I"
500 p. M. Rev. Mary 4. Mortenson.
"The Future OF Divine Healing" s
p. IN.
Columbia Bethlehem Churchill.
Mau, pastor. "The Reformation OF
the 18th Century" 100 a. m. sun.
day school 1000 a. m.
Hop. Evangelist Lutheran Church
-oncar Korsmeyer. pastor. Sunday
school sa5 n. m. Service. II a. m.
Finley Street Christian Church
/ Rev. J. s. Mccallum, pastor. Morn.
ing service. Looking In the Mirror.
evening service. "The Gospel Gods
Power"
Queen Anne Christian Church.
Ray. +. L. Keeklcy. pastor. Morning
.servlce. The United Church; eve.
aing service. what Shall ! Believer
West Seattle Christian Church
Rev. c. T. stanton. pastor, Morning
service. The Stewardship Of Time;
evening service. The Stewardship OF
Personally"
/ Greenwood Christian Chureh-Roy.
IT. y. Plunkc,i. pastor. Morning
service. The Supernatural Element.
evening. ovangellstic service.
First Unitarian Chnrch--Ray.
Julius r. Kroififcr. pastor. Sunday
school. TO- morning service. II. ser.
mon by Rev. John Carroll Perkins,
u. u.
Dunlap Baptist Church--P. A.
Klein. pastor. Morning service, II.
AT tho End OF the Trair': evening
service. 7:aO. How to Trust in God z
--------.-----------------s-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03
Eats Candy But
Loses Her Fat

Here's joyful news for every fe,hy
person who loves good things 10 eat. es-
pseiaily those who are denying them
solves the things they Ike most because
Of their desire to keep down their weight
or 20 reduce the fat With which they are
already burdened.
The famous Marnoa Prescription hiss
been put w In convenient tablet form
snd IL now sold by druggists every
where At only ono dollar per osse--thn
world over price. To. get. rid Of fat
steadily and easily. simply take one OF
these little tablets after each meal and
at bedtime until you have reduced your
weight 10 whore you want n. No
wrinkles or nsbbines win remain to
show where tho fat came off.
SmplN use Marmoia Prescription Tab.
lets according to direotionn. they are
hsfmiess, free from poisonous or lnjur-
iods drugs, and can be used with perfect
safety. Try them for Just y few vooks
and get results without going through
long .rjeEeE OF tiresome exercise and
stsrvation diet. Get them at any rood
drug store, IL your druggist should not
have them IN stock you can secure them
direct from the Marmoia Company, 1912
woodward Avenue. Detroit Mlch. by
sending one oilsr.-Adyertisement.