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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-09

ilustre estadista panamericano, quien
pronnncio un brillante discurso diri-
digo al ST. Gustavo Varela, consul de
Chile y Ell ex secretario de Estado de
los Estados Unidos Mr.. cambridge
Colby, dijo que la Liga de LAD Nacio-
nes Y sus nantenedoras las Repdbli-
cas- latinoamericanas, tenian la ten
dencia de formar una association eco
monica panamericana, pero que el es-
taba en- la certidumbre de que el pue-
bio americana no Sc hayaba dispuesto
a tomar participation en- un proyecto
de tai naturaleza, nj siquiera a entrar
en- conversaciones sobre el particular.
LONDRES, JUNO 9.-De manera
autorizada Sc dice que Gran Breta1a
considera la nota alemana como un
nuevo paso de avance hacia un enten-
dido entire aquella Republica y las ma
clones aliadas. Los expertos que han
examinado el documento afrman que
tes possible que Ell Gabinete britanico
ia tome en- consideration el lunes, des-
pues que Lord Curzon sostenga una
entreyistas informal con -el Premier de
Francia, para tratar de los puntos
esenciales a que debe basarse La res
puesta. Afirmase que todas las nacio-
mes aliadas estan en- communication con
Gran Bretaia sobre ell particular.
GINEBRA, JUNO 9.-M. thinner
man, seg1n noticias de Viena, ha ca
blegrafado ]. P. Morgan, dando las
gracias a los Estados Unidos en- NOM
bre de Austria,4 por Ell prestanfo que
lie ha sido concedido aquella desgra-
ciada nacion, 10 que prueba-anade en-
sus frases ell ilustre Premier austria
va Sc ha dado el primer paso
de avancea hacia la reconstruction de
la devastada Europa. Mr.. Morgan ha.
respondido al cable, que los Estados
Unidos Sc sienten hondamente salts
fechos de poder servir a levantar las
finanzas de Europa, como 10 exige la
situacion actual del mundo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-09

maxinao esmero, y, en- cuanto sus
'tendencias y prop6sitos, he aquf 10
que Ia notable revistas dice de ST mis-
ma: e
Este periodico no es tan solo ell
6rgano Official de la colonia puertorri-
qnefa en- los E. U. de A. 81 no que es,
a Ia vez, eI sincere amigo y portavoz
de toda la raza hispano-americana, y
por tai virtud sus columnas estanya la
disposition de todos sin cortapisas de
ningdn orden."
Felicitamos de todo corazon Y agra
decemos, en- nombre de Puerto Rico,
.su patriotico esfuerzo a los sefores
don Jose Ortiz Lecodet, director de la
nueva revista, don Antonio B. Ortiz,
,redactor jefe, y don Jose Cruzado, ad-
ministrador.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-09
UN PERIODICO PUERTORRIQUE
no EN- NUEyA YORK

ffemos recibido los prilneros nume-
ros de la revista puerto Rico, que
inteligentes elementos borincanos han
comenzando publican en- la gran cos
m6polis nortena.
Sc trata de una magnffca publica-
cion de ocho grandes paginas, que
aparece semanalmente. Su aspecto tt
pografico, de una sobria elegancia,
acredita ell gusto de sus confecciona-
tdores; su contenido literario demues-
ira la mas exquisite selection y el
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-09
LA CENTRAL PUERT REAL SERA
YENDIDA EN- PUBLICA
SUBASTA

Aver tarde el juez de la Corte Fe-
deral Mr.. Odlin, despues de haber dido
las argumentaciones de los letrados
en- ell case de la Central Puerto Real
de Vieques, para designar la can't.
dad en- que ha de venderse en- publica
subasta la referida central, flo la su-
ma de $85O,0oO, cuya subasta ha sido
senalada para .e1 diae : tcatorrce de ii julia
pr6ximo.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-09
Stcwed Shrimp.

One pint peeled shrimp: two table
Spoonsful butter: two rablespoonsful
tomatoes; one and one-half pints sout
stock: two bay leaves: one-half tea
spoonful minsed parsley; one half
teaSpoonful minced onion; one table
spoonful Drowned flour: one teaspoon
full salt: one teaspoonful chill pow
der. Heat butter. fry shrimp in it..
then add flour. tomatoes, onion. stock.
herbs and chill powder. Cook one
hour.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-09
ds Should Be Consid-
red First and Adults
Can Be Included.
Tx AND FRUITS FIRST
Less Than One Pint of
Nilk Daily Should Be
Part of Menu.
WINIFRED STUART BIGGS
Food SDeciaIist.

BY mothers frequently say: Il
no time to prepare two sets Of
\, the children must take what
rs is n real problem and it mag
be met provided the house keep
/ careful to remembe" one thing !:
the needs of the children are
the starting point of the plan
iults can be taken care of merely
ereasing the size of portions and
Is sufficient variety to satisfy
tastes and needs.
is point once firmly in mind the
keeper is ready to proceed to
bnsideration of the needs of her
dual family.
|vell-known food specialist advises
such n hous -keepec begin by
ardizing her meals. Put in every
kords this means Simply mapping
skeleton plan that takes into
mt the age, occupation and di-
be needs of individual members
! family.
Depends Upon Occupation.
example, if 10th the adults are
Ilarly active they will need
t." food and the problem will
see to it that the children, are
I'D to select from the menu such
as are suited to their age and
This may not be easy, but
4 housewife begins early enough
|hildren will learn to follow such
cedure as n matter IF course.
on the other hand. the adults
bore or less sedentary the meal
will adjust themselves quite
", providing fol the needs of both
rem and adults with very little
Ee.
re are some good nutrition rules
III children:
See that each child has at least
| { of fresh milk daily, n quart of
BILE.
Give fresh fruit and vegetables
day.
Orange Juice and tomato Juice
ecessities for the young children
any reason the supply of fresh
is interrupted.
Provide foods with a reasonable
|ity of "roughagc," such as oat-
bran. vegetables. etc. so as to
constipation.
Remember that fresh air, res:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-09
Boiled Bass or Other Fish.

Put sufficient water in the pot TO
entirely cover the fish and season with
one-half cupful of vinegar and onion
cut fine, salt. pepper and a table
spoonful OF e. powder. Sew up fish
in a piece OF muslin or netting. fitting
it to shape. Heat slowly for the first
half hour, then boil. allowing about
eight minutes for each pound OF fish;
unwrap the fish and pour over it Il
cupful of drawn butter. take liquor in
which fish was boiled and add juice
and one-half lemon. stirring in flour
enough to thickcn. and serve.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-09
ERASED Partridses lPerdicesl

Clean and truss the birds, roll them
in flour well seasoned with chill pow
der. Put in the oven until partly
baked, perhaps ten or fifteen minutes !;
cover therl with chopped vegetables,
cabbage. carrot. celery and turnip, and
salt to taste. Set back in the oven,
cover the bakingpeh and cook an hour.
Remove to hot platter. the birds in
the center and the vegetables in a
ring around them.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-09
DeuiIed Dainties
Mock Oysters (Ostras Ficticias)

Slice fine medium sized green toma-
toes. Make a batter by beating until
light, yOlkS of two eggs. add onc-quar-
ter teacupful of sweet milk; one level
tcaspoonful of salt. two level tea
spoonsful Of chill powder and enough
flour to make stiff batter. Beat
whites of eggs TO stiff froth and add
TO batter; let stand one-half hour. then
beat again. then dip sliced tomatoes
one at a time into batter and fry in
hot drippings or butter.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-09
Spanish Tomatoes.

Peel and slice one quart of tomatoes
or use one three pound can, removing
seed. Cut in small pieces three bell
peppers. Take four onions and boil
until tender. then add tomatoes and
pepper to the onions and simmer for
one hour, season with salt, pepper and
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-09

one tablespoonful of chilli powder, add
ing chilli powder about One-half hour
before done. Then prepare two cups
full of stale bread crumbs. mix alter
nately in a dish tomatoes and bread
crumbs, moisten slightly with a little
lard and sprinkle on each layer chill
powder. covering the top with bread
crumbs, and bake in hot oven for ten
or fifteen minutes.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-09
stewed Rabbit CConeio Estofado)

Prepare one young rabbit; cut up /:
add two quarts of water, one cupful Of
vinegar, one onion ard salt TO taste !;
boil one hour. Then add one table
spoonful of chilli powder and cook 20
to 80 minutes longer; thicken gravy
and serve.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-09

and cheerful surroundings are absO-
lutely necessary fot good digestion and
comp. tie nutrition.
How to Prepare Menus.
In subsequent .ssue we plan TO
give special menus, during the stage
of preliminary planning, however, it
will help the house wife to have sug-
gestion on types of meals thai will
best fit into the scheme as outlined
above, on which the needs of both
children and adults are provided for.
In most CLUBS the dining room
service provides what are known as
club breakfasts" various combna-
tons. ranging from the simple one of
coffee and rolls TO meals Increasingly
elaborate.
Housekeepers might well adopt this
plan rs basis for a group of home
breakfasts" in the serving of which
those who require simple foods may
select such as meet the needs and
tastes. while those who are active
and who consequently must have more
hearty food may also be taken care
of.
/. Very Light.
Fruit
Toast or rolls
Beverage
II. Light.
Fruit
Cereal
Bread
Beverage
III. M,duim.
Fruit
Cereal
Eggs
Bread
Beverage
". Hearty
Fruit
Cereal
Eggs or meat
Other hot dishes
Bread
Beverage
A little practice will enable the
home dietitian TO plan the otl er meals
in n similar manner and it is sur
prising how nue.. practical help will
be derived from such simple method
of standardization.
Fare (entering taxi in binding snow
storm)-Really wintry weather this.
isn't it? Driver (grimly)-Ill give yer
my word, sir, amt seen a butterfly all
day.-Punch.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-09

onion is brown add onc-half can Of
tomatoes, cupful OF hot water. salt
and one tablespoonful of chill powder.
Cook for fifteen minutes. thicken with
a little flour and pour over fish about
ten minutes before serving.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-09
RaIsed Fish With Tomato Sauce.

Stuff fish. with potato and onion
filling; put into a deep pan and bake.
Put in separate pan tablespoonful OF
lard or butter and as soon as hot put
in two or three slices of onion. When
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-09
COFFEE ICE CREAM
Reader Of This Page Contributes At
trac:ive Recipe.

4 reader of Our Family Food con-
tributes the following recipe for coffee
ice cream:
Scalded milk . IL cups.
Sugar 81 cup.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-09

rest of sugar and to the hot thickenod
custard add the soluble coffee. THIS
should be cooked in q double boiler
and stirred constantly to keep it
smooth. When cold add half pint bot
tie of cream and freeze.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-09

in skillet full of boiling lard and fry
10 delicate brown. Lay smoothly on
hot platter, sprinkle with salt and
serve Mt once
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-09
Egg Plant.

Peel the egg plant and slice, drop in
boiling water and boil ten minutes,
then roll in flour mixed with one
tablespoonful of chilli powder. Drop
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-09
Beaten eggs ..

Flour l rounded tablespoon.
Soluble coffee / rounded tablespoon.
Make a custard of the milk and
eggs. Thicker with the flour com
bined with n little of the sugar. Add
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-09

Fare (entering taxi in binding snow
SCIENTIFICALLY wintry weather this,
isn't It? Driver (grlmly)-I'll give yer
my word. sir, I amt seen a butterfly all
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-09

It purer than AN ice Cream ever llaue PTI0I 10 te
invention of the HEATH process. ALAMO HEATH
lied ICE CREAM is your guarantee OF purity,
cleanliness and wholesomeness in ice cream Serve
it frequently and generously. It is food.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-09

, and cheerful surroundings are abso-
lutely necessary foi good digestion and
comp. tie nutrition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
MOTOR PARTIES
VISIT RAINIER
AutolstS Do Not Wait for
Official Park Opening

While Rainier National park does
not officially open until June 10.
large numbers OF Northwest people
are now motoring 60 the great play.
ground, Highways 90 Nisquaily en-,
trance gate aro In excellent condi.
ton and tho road within tho park
~ FAR as a point about two miles
beyond Longmirc Springs Is free OF
snow
Informal service i being eiven AZ
National Park Inn az Longmlre
Springs for the bencft OF the early
tourists visiting tho park, In a re-
port recently made by Acting Su.
pcrlntendent c, l. Nelson. Of Rain.
Ter National park. there were 20f
motor ears and S2l persons entered
Rainier National park IN the month
OF April From October ]. 1899. TO
May !. 1888. the records show there
were al ears and ASA persons
This Is an increase 81 25s per cent
over tho record from October !.
1921. 20 May !. 1889. when tho rec.
ords show there were but ig6 cars
and SIS persons.
There Is but ono detour this year
on the mountain read and this dc
tour Is near Elbo. where three miles
Of new concrete pavement Il Eoing
in. Tho detour has been improved
with crushed rock and Is not more
than two miles long. This detour
will be In use until about August 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
MAKING ROAD

Nineteen thousand mllss 81 fed
erai aid highways are now under
construction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
Schwab After More
Stutz Motor Stock

IL Is reported that Charles NJ.
schwab. who owns tho majority in.
tsrest IN the Stutz Motor Car Co.
Is negotiating TO buy 1900 shares
OF the company's 100000 shares out.
standing.
Stutz operations In March yielded
substantial profits for the company.
which were doubled IN April A
600 per cent increase in April pro-
duction followed a similar increase
In March over February.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
Ford Stack Now
Near Completion

Firai Of four great stacks. heaviest
in tho world. viii be completed short.
~ at the River Rouge plant power
house Of the Ford Motor company.
near Detroit. They will supplement
those in use now and will tower ssg
feet above the ground. 200 feet OF
which will be aboYa tho roof OF the
power house. The stacks aie 10 feet
in diameter AZ the base aud is feet
in diameter At the top Approx
matsly iss tons Of brick will be uned
and tie weight Of steel Is estimated
az 100 tons. making each s,nclca
weight near 40 tons, Stacks Of this
enormous sire arc necessary 10 bring
tho proper draft 90 the boilers that
will supply steam for generators
which arc 10 be used
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
Ford Engineers
Are at Dearborn

Construction work Is under way
on the Ford Motor scompany's new
engineering laboratory at Dearborn,
Mich, which also will house tho edi-
torinl offices and printing plant OF
the Dearborn Publishing company.
The building. while essentially an
industrial structure with every mod.
crn convenience, has been designed
for highly artistic effect. II will
cost approximately $1,000. 900, will be
OF modern Renaissance design, 200
feet deep and 500 feet long, massive
one.story wings spreading out from
either side OF the central office soc.
ton, which will be 234 feet long by
80 feet deep and two stories high.
The exterior will be OF white limo.
stone and along the top will be great
stone discs In which series OF pm.
els. to be designed and executed by
the foremost Eastern sculptors viii
represent the history of trnnsportn.
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
TWO CARLOADS
OF TIRES HERE
Pike ST. Tire Shops Get Big
Shipment This Week

It's busy bunch up about the
corner o. Pike and Boren this week.
W. o. rBul'1 sinndrinR. proprietor
OF tho Pike street Tire shops two
OF them now has had his force OF
employees rolling in two carloads OF
the new fiat tread STANDARD -Four
Cord tires
For n long while there have been
rumors Of new STANDARD -Four
Cord Sundring kept the facts ne.
orct until he had chance himself
10 see what the new tire looked like
and when they finally arrived he
told the boys 70 shout the news
10 tho whole Northwest that they
had the best yet.
The new fiatireud STANDARD Is "a
big husky trc-finished In rich.
glossy Jet black. with a tread that
IL big and Wide All the wear
comes on the fun width OF the tread
IN the new models. giving this tire.
according 10 the manufacturers.
easily 20 per cent more actual wear
The new tires have been attract.
Ing all kinds Of attention and a
good slice OF the two-carload ship
ment has already been put into
service, Many tire purchasers have
been holding off according 70 Stand
ring. waiting to see II what be told
them about this new standard -Four
Cord wan true. but they found that
he had underestimate their at.
tactiYencsa and apparent value.
The STANDARD Four Cord wall be
marketed with a 1900 mile guar.
an,ee. backed by both the factory
and the Pike Street Tire Shop. Tire
buyers who have dealt with the
Pike Street Tire shop in the pas,
know what this means.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
Jenkins Is Haynes
Home Town Dealer

Motor car manufacturers have. OF
course. particular pride in the rep.
resentaiion OF their car In It's home
town. II Ia natural tina; tho Haynes
Automobile company should take
special pains TO pick n worthy man
10 sell Americas first ears in their
birthplace.
Heretofore the company really
compelled Us local agents 10 work
thru n distributor. so Don Jenkins
Of kokomo a trade veteran In sew.
erai cities. has reason to be eompll-
mented at having been chose as
Kokomo distributor. lie has or.
Eanized the Jenkins. Haynes Co. and
has been given territory covering
six counties in that section Of tho
state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19

In coming TO the May 30 race they
viii travel more miles to reach the
scene than anyone else who viii at.
tend the historic: classic, They sailed
from Buenos Aires TO Paris. there
Joined their teammates. Pierre de
vizcaya and Prince de Cystria, and
sailed from n French port for New
York.
All four are expected TO arrive in
indianapolis within day or so, &C.
companicd by Count Zborowslsl. who
viii drive a Bugatti. when the track.
side will be tocming with the activi.
ties OF the Yankee drivers preparing
for the invasion OF the French, Ital.
ian, Spanish. German and South
American invaders.
Leaving home several years ago.
the Don Quoxites OF the Argentine
started worldwide search for sport
and amusement. Both immensely
wealthy, both athletic and strong.
they encountered persons and events
moro unusual and thrilling than tic.
| ton.
4
They had taste OF racing, and II
left desire for more in their adj
venturoua palntca. In local compe.
titions they were successful. and then
they began 10 drive with the Euro.
pcan stars. SO when Prince de cys-
tria and Pierre do vizcuya decided TO
come 10 America TO race, they or.
dcrcd two Bugattis and decided TO
conquer the world.
Tho two lads from the. Argentine
are in search OF glory rather than
gold. II Is not unlikely that they
would be glad to strcw TO the swine
10000 that comes with victory nj
indianapolis for the mythical titular
crown which goes 10 ting winner.
For one OF them TO win tho event
would make n successful elimination
TO boyhood careers devoted to the un.
usual and Sensational. Attic their
! home ~ IN the Argentine, both
RIganti and Macoco spend many
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
Tire SERVICE
HAS IMPROVED
Goodrich Co. Credits Chem
lists With Development

A comparison OF tire service stand.
sr,is today with those OF 10 or IS
years ago reveals the fact that the
development IN the rubber industry
has been most astonishing,
w. u. Albright. district manager
OF the n. 4. Goodrich Rubber conn
pany points out that the develop
ments IN the rubber industry haze
been moro revolutionary from an en-,
gineering standpoint and more hcne-
fetal Go The world than those OF any
other industry in the some length Of
time.
The chemist has played one OF tho
most important parts In this bust.
ness. on him rests the responsible.
ity Of having brought tires out OF the
$500 and t.o0o.miie class into serv.
ice range three and four times larger.
In the Goodrich factories atAkron
there is one OF the largest and most
comsle;ely equipped chemical iaoora.
tories In the country In this lahoua.
tory a large staff OF chemists. physle.
lists and experimental engineers are
constantly studying new materials
and their action in connection with
rubber compounds. There Is a huge
testing laboratory also. where new
mixtures arc vulcanlEcd and put
thru tests 10 determine wear.
strength and deterioration. These
tests provide conditions OF actual
service.
A section OF the rubber chemists
laboratory contains miniature ma.
chimes OF mixing eompounds. mill.
ing and vulcanixing. These machines.
tho In some cases resemble toy mod.
els. are tho same In principle as the
mammoth machines USED in tho fac,
tory-and they do practically the
same work except on smaller scale.
In this section tho chemist obtains
the fundamental Information that
will enable him 20 know his expert.
ment will work on a big scale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19

from Longmre Springs. and scene is tourists looking
at the mountain Scene shoos tourists registering at the
main gates No charge ioH be made for automobiles enter
ina the park until June Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19

shop thru the want ads. II win
puy YOU.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19

months of tho year In and about
Paris. Because men in search Of fame
are more daring tban men in search
OF fortune, they viii bear watching IN
the big American race in May.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
Make Plans for
Auto Convention

Plans arc rapidly rounding into
shape for the Western Washington
Auiomotiys Trades association con.
ycn,ion 20 be held in Olympia June
20 and 20.
Indications are that there will be
a large attendance at tho eonven.
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
Argentine Valentino
in Indianapolis Race
Rou Riganti and Martin Alsaga Make Up Bugatti
Team for 50O-Milc Sweepstakes Memorial Day,
May 80 I

INDIANAPOLIS Ind, May 1S.-Imagine Valentino from
the Argentine who box, fence do his stuff in a
freefora is wealthy healthy and wise and who has the
nerve and daring to wheel at gravity deying
speeds road and especially constructed speedwas
and you have composite of two young drivers who will
compete the Bugatt team in the international 500mile
race at the indianapolis motor speedway, Wednesday,
May 80
They are Roul Rigant and Martin Alsaga the latter
generally known among his friends MaCoco who born
in the romantic surroundings of Buenos Aires wandered
abroad in search Of adventure and found it the speed
paths of the old world.
In coming
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19

The miscellaneous want ad col
umn carries many handy and useful
Articles at sacrifice prices. Turn 10
them NOW perhaps you can find
what sou need.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19

You have often thought about a
small piece Of ground just outside
the city limits. Tonight's want ad
columns may have just the one you
have been looking for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
James w. Parsons
Opens in Tacoma

James w. Parsons, local stu,z
dealer. has opened up a branch In
Tacoma which is known ns the Tn.
conn 5tuiz company. n, s. Thayor,
wcll.known Tacoma motor trades
man. 10 manager OF the new Or
ganization. The headquarters arc
In the Stadium garage.