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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-06
SARAH BERNARDT.

Desde los II amos hasta los g., ha pa
seado 81 arte inilnitable por el mundo
como pasa TN Cometa por los cielos.
Naci6 en- molanaa, su patria de naoi-
mento EN- 1874. Muri6 en- Francia su
patria adopsiva en- 1928. Cerca &c los
so amos.
Fu6 una actriz, cuya t6cnica gran
diosa, Y cuya maravillosa voz no po-
dram ser olvidadas. gu poder de resis-
tencia su sensitiva intangencia su di-
n&mico cuerpo las recordaran siempre
los que tuvieron la fortuna de poderla
admirar en- el principle en- ell fin de
su gloriosa carrera. Enguna actriz ha
tenido como ella Ia ligereza y Ia gra-
cia de la pantera, nj la expression de
pantomima, de augusta, de tortura o
&c rabia, como Ia tuvo ella. su extra
ordinaria fama no la gan6 solamente
por IN rasgo artistico, sino por su
propia persona, LENA de vida tanto
Ia artista como la muier, llamaron po-
derosamente Ia atenci6n.
Era soberbio ell dominic t6cnico ell
mecanismo del papel que desempefa-
ba. Desde que comenzaba la escena has
ia que Ia terminaba, ella saba con to-
da exactitud d6nda tenia que ir. y
con5uc1a al espectador donde ella que
ria. Cada detalle era estudiado, en- su
verda1era signifcaci6n. Ella ponia su
pensamiento en- 10 que hacia. porque
ella estaba enamorada de que saHese
todo perfeeto. Cada efecto de emoci6a
era bien preparado, hasta reahzado
electrizando. En- Tosca, en- Teodora.
III Madame X, 1ograba realizar
Ell grado superlativo Ia Illusion; pa
recia que aquello que Sc estaba miranda
cstaba realmente pasando. Los mas
grandes 6xitos los obtuvo en- los dramas
lie sardon. Fue Ia sacerdotista de esta
Oscuela.
En- 1880 rompi6 los lazos cue Ia ata-
ban al Toatro Frances gan6 su libar-
Tad, que le trajo fama y fortuna, pero
su alma artista es possible que la per
diese.
A los Sc amos representaba ell pc
Queho DuQue, en- LaigIon. Comparada
con Mande Adams era como yer un
trigre despu6s de haber visto un cato.
Escenas que reqmeren saber expresar
la emoci6n, esplendida elocuci6n, y ell
poder, que Sc adquiere segdn nuestro
modo de analzar, de una combination
de favor imaginative Y de vitalidad
fisica. Era Sarah la mujer que tenia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-06

Sc ARRIENDA hermosa Residential en-
el Condado, sitio delicioso frente al
,lar. por I'm perfodo de cuatro meses,
empezando en- JUNO 21. por notivo de
aasentarse su dueno para los Bstados
uaidos. Sc desea arrendcrla a una per
soma de responsabiIidad. Para informea,
dhiiase LEE H. vENDIG, P. 0.
Eoz 861, San Juan, P. r. Tel $50 San
turcc. 6-12
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Sc sOLICITA Departmental fndepen-
diente con dos tres habitaciones y
servicio sanitario, prefriendo familia
privada con comidas, para IN matri-
m9nio con dos ninos. Informa~an en-
Tanca 3, bajos, Tel6fono 1921, San
Juan 6-16
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-06

Sc vENDE una GAIA de caudales com
rletamente NUE7A, doble puerta COM
binaci6n y llave, con cuatro comparta-
mentos interiors; con sus llaves indi-
vlduales. Dimensiones INTERIoRES:
Ancho 25'', Alto 53'', Fondo 2O'. Pre-
clio actual $500 90 rebajada de $4,000.
Ademas realizamos un lote de archives
da MADEIRA y acero y demas muebles
precios mas bajos que en- fabrica. Para
mas 1nformes dirijase a FEBRETERIA
FINL4AY, san Juan, P. R. 6-1o
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BUEN NEGOClO

VENDO mi acreditado estableci-
miento de QUINCALLA, ferreterfa,
loza, cristaleria, etc,
IA PROVlDENClA"
Venga pronto a ALLEN %, San
Juan, p. r.
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HI.STORI1A S
PARA Ell CINE.
jAPRENDA A ESCRIBlRLAS!
iCANE MUCHO DlNERO!

81 posee nsted una instruction reguIar
hien puede listed partieipar de los grandes
benefcios que reporta el esoribir historlas
para Ell cine. Los argumentos buenos est5n
en- gran demanda. Nuesbo Curse de 1ps
truceiou eNpEca de una mahera clara sen
ella. 81 secret1 de los buenos argumentos.
P1danos tnformes:
LATIN AMERICAN PHoToPLAY SERVICE
p. o. Box 40, stStion
New York. M
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: -ANUNCI0S CLASIFICADOS

Sc vENDE pOr S11, 900 una msgn1fca
casa de concrete en- Santurce, Avenida
San Jorge, Parada 43. Tiene 7 dormi-
tcrios, doble serv1cio sanitarie ga
rage. Nide el solar IT'S metros cuadra~
dos, con frente dos GALES ! cabida
para construir otra casa. Sc deja hi
Eoteca de $4,000 al 8 por ciento anual,
vencedera en- Junis del 1924. Dtrfjase
a F. Fano, San Juan. 6-12
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HOT EIES
ALC,AZAR

Lama So. Frente 81 REun1cipi6.
Huevs Hotel. Modernamonte eQuipsda.
uocins cr1oll&. Habitaci0nsa Rrssc&8.
BuSn tras0.
Pxac1os de situ&c16n. 9a a6mItsa
abonsdos.
Francisco RIVERA.
fsl. 1913. -Apartado 1909 --~PrSp1ss&rie
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-06

FOR TENER que ausentrase Sc vende
Naquinilla Underwood magnidca con
dici6n por $4,000. vajillero de vidrie-
"a por S14oo. Maquina de coser Sin
ger de bobinas por $500 casi nueva
Tooador por $1,000; y 5 acciones de la
Blue Line que valen $4,000 por
335OOO. La Blue Line est6 en- buenas
ccndiciones econ6micas y este ano dara
taen dividendo. Informara Gutierrez en-
el correo. 6-8
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109 CUERDAs, barrio Cayaguas, Ell
SAN LORENZO. Sc arriendan. Buenos
rastos, aqua abundante, casa mayor
Como, terrenos para tabaco. Una hora
del pueblo a caballo. Buenos caminos.
Anselmo Gonzalez apartado 393, Gale
Kcb!es "a. Rio Piedras IA
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Sc VENDE en- $1,000 una casa con
solar propio, hace esquina, para vi
vienda negocio. Barrio Ceboruco, San
turce. Informardn: Gale Buena Ven
tura %. Tel6fono 1850 santurce. 6-28
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vICTRoLAs, FoNOGRAFos tenemoa
para vender a mitad de preoto, nuevas.
Records. $3.50; rollos, S0.75, 6ltimOs
'shits'' visitenos Tetuan 6 IL Liqui
daci6n. Borinquen Music Co. Tele-
fono 648. 6-8
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WANTED: Good Instrument-1nan with
one or two years experience who un-
derstands drafting. College graduate
preferred. State age, experience, college
graduated from, and salary expected.
Address South Porto Rico Sugar Co.
Ensenada. Porto Rico. AZ
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AVICULToREs: Ofrecemos g&iios jo-
venes pura raza Leghorns 800 Huevos
rropios para crias. HUEvOS $3.50 Do
cena fertilidad garantizada. s.ohcita-
rios correspondence. BERTA PoUL
TRY YARDS, Playa, Ponce. So
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sE vENDE MoB1LTARI0 De or1oT-

Sc VENDE DIOBILTARIO DE OFICI-
MA compuesto de escritorios, maquini-
las, maQuinas de sumar, ma1uina de
haber facturas, gabinete de a1chivar,
GAIA de caudales, Buick 5 pagaieros y
Dodge dos asientos. Pueden verse Ell
cfcina de Carrie & Co., Infaata Luisa
4-e, Marina, 6-8
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EIMACA SHOE FACTORY items un
Departamento Especial para rersrar
Calzado d BTaQuina. Precios econ6mt-
COS. Llams al tel6fono 11s1, santrucs
p recogeremos sus zapatos. p.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-06

vENTA DE FLORES NATURA-
LES en- Ia calle ''Hoare', atop II,
Santurce. Llame al telefono 678 azul
Santurce, aer&n ssrvidos inmedia.
s2mente.
REAQUINAs USADAS: -Tenemos
IVA complete surtido de maquinas de
escribir usadas reconstruidas de to-
das las marcas a precios lnuy especia-
les. Escribanos, visitenOs lame por
telefono.
Finlay Machine Exchange.
Altos Ferreteria Finlay. Tel. COS, San
Juan, P. r. 6-7
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g IDEsTRUYA LAS EEOsCAs CON
II YOsAN!'- Ell 1nfahble houldo
iEsecticida que destruye MosCAs,
MOSQUITOES, HORM1GAs y demas
sabandijas. De venta en- las principales
Farmacias. 81 su Farmacia no tiene
FLYOsAN env1enos este anuncio acom
p2nado de UN DOLLAR y serviremos
un equipo compuesto de I'm pulye1iza-
dor y una lata de Iquido FLYoSAN.
Podemos enviarlo G. 0. D. Distrlbui-
dores generates, FERRETERLA TN
LAY, san Juan, P. r. SO
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IA CRECA, ell mejor restaurant
de San Juan, Tetuan 21.-AdYt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-06

FL PAsAD0 vuelve, dice zamacois y
la juventud tambi6n 81 vd t9ma el
NEURO-vIRIL, vencer5 Ia tirnidez 2
triunfara en- todo. En- las tuenas far
mscias. P.
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HLL0 JAPONBs. Superior z cuantoa
80 han empleado para coser = mano y
a maquina, por su dexibilidsd y ter
sion especial. Les Muchsebss, Bau
Juan, P. r.
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pATRONEs PARA IABoREs. Qua
dernos con disefos 1nstruccio-
nes para hacer toda clase de labores.
Cada cuaderno para una labor distin-
ia. Al pedir, indique 81 10 desea para
crochet, bordado, etc. Los Muchachos
san Juan, P. f. IS
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IVLus, z I5I0TOHOs YIuso, z UsVVNI1d5 n
B. 1 Load coil, l RadiotrcIa U. v.
goo, l Radriotrom U. v 2o1. Una ba-
terra Exide nueva, todo per $3.50.
?. 0. Box .466, San Juan. 6-I
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-06

LA CRECA, ell mejor restaurant
de San Juan, Tetuan 21.-Advt.
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TNVITACION.- LIE invitamos a exa-
ninar nuestras vidrieras y yer uuestra
exhibition de muebles fnos paro ofci-
mas de MADEIRA y acero los que ofrece-
mos a pcecios lnucho mas baja que 81
costo original por estar hquidanto esta
Inca. AprovGohese antes que sea muy
tarde. SoicItamos correspondence. Fe-
rreteria Finl2y, Gale Allen esq. San
Justo, San Juan. e-25
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vENDo CASA CONCRETE reforzada
reciente construction, semialta, frente
Ia Plaza, vista dos Gales, cpatro ha-
bita clones amplias, espacioso mirador
coz vista al mar, vestibulo, sala-come-
dor, cuarto bano, cocina, galerfa, CARA
&C, installation sanitaria electrical. Di-
rijase: Carmen Munoz, Hatlllo. 60
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UPREVENGAsE!! contra las afeccio-
res del est6mago con ell sIL-AL (sil-
cato Puro de Aluminio) Y no le tema
a epidemias. Laboratories A. Gamir.
Valencia. En- las farmacias. Muestras
GRATIS a sus Representatives. j. G
Feyork. Box 162, San Juan. $50
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sE vENDE: Muebles de Comedor, de
5abitaciones, Nevera, utensilios de CO.
CHA, tres mesas pequehas. EMBARGO
Eara los Estados Unidos pr5nto Y ven
de1ia razonablemente. Lame al tel6fo-
re 531, San Juan. 6-8
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
OKLAHOMA FREE
OF MARTIAL LAW

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. Oct. II.
--State-wids martial law IN Oklaho-
ma was lifted today by Gov. ]. C.
Walton.
Announcement Of the end Of NIL.
itary rule. established by the govern.
or in his fight on the Ru KIux
Khan, made thru Aldrich Blake. ex.
ecutive counsellor. at 10 o'clock this
morning.
The mandate was made effective
at once.
Martial law had been in force in
the state since September Is.
In withdrawing troops. the gov.
ernor said the Indictment OF the
Ku Klux Khan In the state is now
complete; that the military Investl.
CATION is completed and II IS up 10
the legislature to outlaw" the or.
ganization.
With the legislature starting a
session determined to impeach Gov
Walton, the executive called upon
the lawmakers to enact new stat.
utes striking at secret organizations
which represent fears. falsehood and
religious hatreds."
In a message delivered 10 the
legislature. gathered In special ses-
Hsion under most dramatic circum-
tances, the governor reviewed tho
spread Of iawlessness thruout tho
state during the last two years"
He discussed testimony OF beatlngs
and noggings taken by military
courts under martial law and said
fatty that the Ku Kux Khan was
responsible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
USE AIRPLANE
IN DEATH RACE
Mother Dying; Seek Son
Who Is Out Hunting

In a race with death. an airplane
was used late Wednesday IN an ef
fort 10 find "A son and bring him
TO the bedside Of his dying mother.
City Detective o. J. Van Buskirk
Is the man sought His mother
Mary Van Busklrl. was reported
Wednesday night 10 be near death
NJ her home. 1l22 w. Goth IT. Van
Buskirk Is in the forests OF the gan
Juan Islands. hunting deer.
Seattle police detectives were told
Wednesday that Mrs. Van Buskirit
was dying. and Immediately organ.
tied an expedition to find her son.
Aviator Leo Huber agreed 10 pilot
plane as far as Coupeyille with
Detective Ross c. Watson, who win
make the long Journey Thursday
into the interior OF tho island 10
try 20 locate Van BusISirk.
Watson was selected from a score
OF volunteers. as Ire IN strong
athlete and a good woodsmnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
LABOR SESSION
NEARING CLOSE

PORTLAND. Oct. ii.--with dele
yates anxiously scanning railroad
folders and time tables. what work
yet remains before the American
Federation OF Labor convention was
20 be speeded up today. !; was Ger.
ain that the annual gathering viii
come to close either late today or
after short session tomorrow.
Controversial resolutions are out
OF the way. Approval yesterday az
ternoon OF the executive councils re-
port urging Hight wine and beer
wound Up the propositions over
which debate was anticipated.
President Samuel Gompers and
see-etary Frank Morrison will be re-
Elected without opposition, Il is
agreed. the 1924 convention city will
be chosen. and the delegates viii
start homewRrd. returning to their
residence In all parts OF the country.
President Gornpers and members
OF the executive council win remain
here until Saturday or Sunday. To
morrow night, at a big public mass
meeting. Gompers and his staff win
speak on the results Of the conYen-
Ion and the aspirations OF organized
kbor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
INNINGS
STARTS ON PAGE 4

ter scoring Pip, sohAnE stopping
az second NcQuiiiHn relieved by
bentley fennock was laid low with
y hit ball Ho writhcd on the ground
and the Yanka gathered around
him with the ulants also rushing
out TO the PROSTATE player, Hug
gins bitterly denounced Bentley,
charging that " was 'beAnball,"
The hall hit Psnnoek liz the back.
lust below the neck. lie came out
" a. witt flied 20 Cunningham.
TIVE runs, four hits. no errora
Giants T., Meuhoi out. Ward 10
lipp, cunningham flied Go Ruth.
kvlly Tanned. No runs. no hith, no
FIFTH INNING
lhnkc cs-- bugAn out. bancroft 20
Kelly. Ruth hi his second home
run ~ the game into the lower right
fivld stands X. Mausel singled TO
rlaht and took second when Young
fumbled the ball, pipp out. Kelly
Ward fouled 20 Kelly. one run. two
hts, one error.
Gients--snydsr filed 10 Meusei.
Bentley out. Ward 60 Pipp. Ban
croft out. Scott 90 Pip. No runs
no hits. no -rfora
SIXTH INNING
schrang out. bancroft
croft Pennock hit into double
play iancrift 10 Brisch to Kelly
No runs, one hit no errors
uinnts Groh singled over second.
frisch singled 10 left. Groh going
20 third, Young singled over short
scoring Groh. FriHch stopped At
second. y. Meusel forced Young Al
second, Scott % Ward. Friseh hold
ing third. Cunningham hit into a
double play Scott 10 ward 20 Pip.
ono run. tire hits. no rTrors
SEVENTH INNING
fAutceA-Witt out. Bentley 10
Kelly puEan out bentley TO Reilly.
Ruth walked and was caught be-
tween first and second. snyder TO
Kelly 90 bancroft 60 Kelly, No runs.
no hits. no srrpTH
digntH- Kelly fouied 20 Pipp, shy.
der lied 20 MeuHHl bentley doubled
oyer third. making the bag In n
runs. one hit. no errors
EIGHTH INNING
lenkecs-H heuHei fouird 20
Snyder. Fipp walked. Ward singled
past bancroft. Pip stopping at sec.
29,ds sein.an f,g fliSd % Meussl. Scott
Giants-Groh out. pugan 10 Plpp.
singled past Scott. 4. Meussl singled
20 left. fpunE taking third. Gowdy.
batting for Cunningham, flied 10
VIII. No runs. two hits no errors
NINTH INNING
sca--atenssl went 20 center
field FOR the Giants In place Of Gun
bingham. Prnuoek out. Bancroft 10
kaily. WIFI out. Frinch 20 Kelly.
Dugan doubled 20 left center. Ruth
fiisd 90 strnEei No runs. one hit.
no errors.
Glanis-heliy out. pugan 10 pipp.
batting for bentley. filed 70 Msuhel.
No runs. no hits. no errors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
DOCTOR
STARTS ON PAGE 1

non had been civic leader here
for IS years. and that his reputa-
ton ms one Of seattle's leading
physicians had been built UP by
years OF service.
DR.. c. E. Hapyard. president OF
the King County Medical society.
declared his confidence in DR.. Shan
non.
II cannot believe that he Is
guilty OF such n charge" he said.
II have known him for too many
years 70 think that he would stoop
TO such an offense."
Or. George Marshall attributed tho
arrest TO the work OF police stool
pigeons" who, he declared. have
been entering doctors offices and
pretending TO be on the verge Of col.
lapse in order to secure evidence.
DR.. Shannon was arrested In his
office. In the Cobb building. after he
had given n small quantity Of NOR.
phne 10 an addict, on the lattcr's
plea that his wife was sick and
he wanted 10 take her TO her homo
in Portland. where she could receive
adequate care.
Action will be taken on the mat.
ter next Monday night, Mt n meeting
OF the King County Medical society.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
PARTYING
STARTS ON PAGE

particular strip Of highway and not
taken into confederation Is another
story.
Just one.ienth mile outsifs the city
limits rises tho framework OF tho
new Bungalow Inn. OF old Colonial
type. TO be formally opened 10 the
public December rs. This Is 20 Dc
operuted by c. O.. Willard, now op.
erating wiilard's Chicken Dinner
Place az Silver Lake. An Immense
dining floor occupies tho lower story.
with private rooms ranged around
the central space. Every private
dining room has a fun plate glass
door. Upstairs will b the banque,
hall. and a i..pIcce orchestra has
been cngngcd 10 provide tho enter,
tainment.
milo and quarter further down
the highway stands The Grows. scene
Of the notorious Iacol.s murder OF
last Monday. and about the same
distance further on, on tho opposite
side % the road you cotne 10 The
Plantation 'seattis's new suburban
cafe-aimost completed and to open
soon.
This Ia a substantial building Of
Colonial type, boasting a DANCING
floor fexs0 feet. surrounded by II
private dining rooms and ADORNED
with large handsome Gireplac.
AZ the far end. The builders ans
promoters are Arthur j. Beach ans
A. Beach. the former having bsst
with Rappe's for many year& Mr.
Beach stated they aimed 70 cats
TO a high class trads with thsli
mo,to-@Fine Food for Fine Peo
ple.~
Scarcely had the Plantation fade,
into the background when VIC cam
upon the Green MIL Doubtless
grist for the mill viii be plentiful
II ovcrlooks Lake Washington. ant
Is wood and plaster board struc
turs OF the 1ngiswood Garden
type. having a table alley ranges
about the dancing floor which &
large. This building Is nearing
completion. and IL close neighbo
20 the Lake View Inn, two-fifth
Of mile distant
without exception these place
are planned for heavy patronage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
SHIPS
STARTS ON PAGE L

rocks OF Hippa island. II. c. ana Is
regarded aa total loss. HVr crew
Is safe ashore.
Tho steamers Rcdondo. suniand
and Bcarport. which ran a.oul
IN GALES aud Eos Tuesday. an have
been floatcd. They are reported but
little damaged.
The British steamer III I.oho,
which went ashore yesterday on
Roberts hank. near Vancouver. u.
C.. was expected to be floated today.
The tux Equator rests on the
mud bottom OF the Quilayuto river.
so miles south OF Cape Flattery.
Wash, after tearing u hole in her
bottom running ON Qunayuto bar.
Her crew was sayNd.
The tug Dolly c, which went
aground az tho same time. has been
floated.
Gales and heavy fog In the North
Pacific surpassed Ia toll similar
weather conditions a war ago. when
five craft went ashore along tho
coast OF Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
ODD FELLOWS
HALL WRECKED
Mysterious Explosion Shat
tiers Building in Nevada

CARSON CITY. New. Oct. 11~-A
mysterious explosion shortly after
midnight partially wrecked the Odd
Fellows building at Virginia city.
near here. according 70 a report 20
the police mere TO-DAY.
The b.nst Is believed 20 have been
caused BY charge OF Giant powder,
possibly set Off by a prowler heard
near the building shortly before the
explosion,
Robert Plant and H. MeCart and
wife. who were sleeping In the build
ing. said they thought nothing OF
the prowler's presence until the blast
hurled them from their beds. The
building contained lodge rooms,
dance hall and the Offices OF a min.
Ing company. No one was injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
BALL GAME
HERE'S MORE ABOUT

stands were sold several days before
the series started. The capacity
OF tho grounds was said by the
Giant management TO be about g..
600 and they expected fun house.
There was just ripple OF ap.
plauss when the Giants and the
Yanks came on the field almost
simultaneously at 1880.
The Giants were trim and neat
in freshly.laundered white and black
striped uniforms that they have
worn all season at home. The
Yanks were attired in their blue
gray road outfits.
Batteries
Glants--McQuiIlan and Snyder.
Yanks-pennock and Schang.
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MYSTERY SHIP
ASKS FOR AID

SAN PEDRO. Cal. Oct. liza.
do operators are trying 10 run
down a mysterious SOS" received
here early today By the Radio Cor.
porauon Of America, and believed 10
have been sent by tho Mexican ship
Gen. w, c. Gorsas. somewhere In
the vicinity OF Cape san Lucas. 1 900
miles south OF here.
Tho local operator reported he re.
ee!yed the cali clearly. but the rest
OF Qe message was garblei. perhaps
duo 20 the excitement OF the ship
operator sending Il or his lack OF
knowledge 81 wireless codes.
The steamer Coahuila reported
she was IN the nelghborhood OF Cape
san Lucas. Her master wiroleSsed
he would attempt TO locate tho Cor.
gas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-11
WOULD Curb
PAST ACTION.
Vote Follows Acrid
Chickering's and Is
Plot for Reply

The Central Labor Council
Wednesday night voted to accept
the terms Of the American Fed
Grafton Of labor ultimatum aud
cease activities OF n radical ma
turc. The vote came after Bit
er VT agle between oonscrNa-
Give delegates and leaders of the
left wing OF The council.
Tho vote was taken on a report
limited by Charles W. Doyle. sec
F.lry of the council. and PIN Pearl.
business agent OF the BARRIERS union.
James A. Duncan. the third member
OF the committee sent by the local
council 20 Portland 70 try TO adjust
differences with the national body
is stu In Portland and did not sign
the report
The report OF the committee dealt
at length with the controversy and
finally ended by recommending that
tho local council comply with the
demands OF the executive board OF
the A. +. OF l.. which IS dominated
by Samuel Gompers,
A committee consisting Of Martin
FlyHIk. president OF the United Mine
Workers. District No. 10; PHI Pearl
and Doyle was named 10 draft a re.
ply TO tho federation settling forth
the acceptance OF the edlct.
The acceptance Of the demand By
the executive board that Seattle labor
eonfine It's activities 20 the policies
laid dows by the A. F, OF L. IS un.
satisfactory TO many OF the delegates
OF the local council There Is large
faction OF conservative labor In So
attic that would welcome revocation
OF tho local charter and the complete
reorganization OF local labor unions,
according 20 Councilman Robert h,
Hesketh. a delegate 70 the council
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Iowans Expect Ford
on Primary Ticket

LINCOLN. Neh.. Oct. Henry
Ford will permit his name TO so on
the progressive party primary bal.
10, Of Iowa as n candidate for the
presidency, according 10 an intsTprc-
tatlon placed today on a letter from
tho auiomohiis manufacturers SC.
rotary BY Charles W. Pool. seere-
tary Of state.