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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-03


~ 'eD'sio 81 'eie uei go
bierno, senior Mussolini, ratifico aver
en- la Cilnara de Diputados la decision
do Italia do no eoe,o,.,r CON r.ana;.
p.,a,
didas coercitivas que Sc. estan impo-
niendo en- Alemania La declaration
del Presidente del Conseio ha sido
muy aplaudida Ell Rona eneuentra
eco simpatico EN- toda IL opinion ma
cional dice la Prensa. afecta al 90
bierno.
MADRID, febrero Procedente de
Alicante, lelgo aver Madrid e Rey
Don Alfonso, que hace grandes elogios
klsi nuevo canal de Diego, cuya inau-
suril' ion as:stio cl Monarca. pronun-
clando un vibrante discurso que fue
aclamado por la multitud.
n.,,u.
A' leuiero o-na hegaoo
20 p1e,so q ui.ihio oarco conduclen-
- : p Doluo y, gran numero de re-
.1s 'auos iusos' naciendo un total de
wv wv ss.s e. sssos uan slue feclaidos ea
..s., IS -, ''n1suasl's p''ra iuego g
ssss ''''a''V eiessonocloo.
enLfs'AF .,. Ieorero S.-Ei cor
uon nliitaf es.aoiecido airededor
es .sla,soIio uei nnur pof las tropas
.a'esas . va conpleto y clerra To-
~ .oneaceo los naDltantes -de dlcha
~ ~, ~ reo.i tA,siilaiila. ~ franco CO.
nAsl.ia . la siuo eiectivanente cefrado
empiezan q sentirse los efectos del
nai ona eoihision oe oDreros ale
nianes sisito a. general Degoutte, ro-
sai,uoie que ies Iacllltara ailmentos y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-03
LACASA ESPANA
EN- ARECIBO

Mahana domingo crnatro de ener0,
Sc celebrarii Ell la, ciudad de Arecibo,
la AsambleG Annual reglamentaria de
la Casa de Espana en- Puerto Rico.
Sabenos que a la reunion en- que
han de tratGrse importantes asuntos,
relaei0nados con la Marcia de la Ins-
tituci6n. asistirdn mas de ochenta de-
legadOs, representando & las multiples
secciOneS que tiene organizada Ia Ca
sa lie Espafia Ell la Isla. LG cifra de
cstas delgaciones, recafdas, como
sienlpre, Ell conliotadas figuras de l;t
Cololia EspaiiOla en- las distintas po-
blaeiones de la isla, Ga una ides. de
Ia imp0ltancia de esta reunion que asi
cucllta con La collaboration de todos
los hdcleos espafloles, ganosos Dc ha-
Ger DIR su voz en- Ia asamblea general
que Sc reune bajo tan brillantes aus
picios.
Esta tartle saldr;n para Arecibo a
fin de atender /; los preliminares de
la importante reunion con los selores
que foi1nan la Juntaf LEGAL de la Ca
sa de- Espaiia en- Arecibo, una de las
mas yaliosas de. la isla, el seilor don
Ahelardo de la Haba, primer vice
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-03
Casa de Espafia en-
Puerto Rico
JUNTA DIREcTIyA CENTRAL.
CON NvOcATORIA.

En- cumplimiento de 10 que precep-
tua el Art. $50. de las Clausulas de
incorporation por Ia presente y en-
nombre de IA Junta Directiva Central
convoco a Junta General 0rdinaria,
que, segdn 10 acordado en- la anterior
ha de celebrarse en- la ciudad de Are
cibo a las nueve de la manana del do
ningo I de febrero proxinio.
@ En- Ia Asamblea solo podran inter-
venir los Delegates de las Juntas Lo-
Gales, siempre que reunan las condi.
clones exigidas por el Art. 24o. dc
nuestro RegIamento.
San Juan. P. R, Epero II, De 1928
]. Perez LOsada.
Secretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-03
a los lectOres de
La Verdad"

La edicion de LA yerdad' pertene-
ciente al dia de hoy tuvo que ser SUI
primida por exigencias del nnmero
extraordinario que las Srtas. Socias
de la Corte de Honor dedicaran el
proximo sabado a la Virgen de Lour-
des.
Las firmas del Sr. Delegado Apos-
tolico, del Sr. Obispo Caruana, de exi-
mios escritores catolicos, de ilustra-
das senoritas de la piadosa y aristo-
,cratica Association avaloraran gram
demente el extra que Sc edita en- Ia
Casa Cantero, Fernandez v Co.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-03
Distrito de Luquillo

En- la tarde del 80 de enero dltino,
Ell eI KIN. No. 40, de la carretera que
conduce Fajardo, uno de los bueyes
que tiraban de un caro- que guiaba
Agustin Perez, de Ia Fajardo Sugar
Co. choco con el aato Buick No. q,
del Departamento del Interior que
guiaba el chauffeur Daniel Castro, No.
79l, ocasionando con un chifle Ia TO
tura de la capota, windshield, y otros
desperfectos y el Huey guedo algo
estropeado. Sc denunci0 a Agustin
Perez, por infraccion de Ia ley de ca 4
rretera
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-03

Cantero, Fernandez 4 Co., Inc, Editores
oAcinas: Allen 4s St., (altosl
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-03
10 QUE Dice Ia PRENSA :,
! AMERICANA DE LA RENUNC|A !,
!: DEL GOBERNADOR RELY
-
La pOlicia descubri6 un complot para asesi-
sinar POincare Leon Daudet.
i rAbd-el-Krim - segdn cuentan los cautivOs
Sc encuentra en- situaci6n precaria
desea rendirse.
tDs Easstro ssrrlcio cablsgrafe0l

WASHINGTON, febrero 3.-Siguen
circulando los rumores en- esta capi-
| tai, de los cuales Sc hace eco la prem
sa, de que es casi probable la repuncia
del Gobernador de Puerto Rico E.
Mont. Reilly, cuya administration ha
sido causa de una intensa controversial
entire ell partido de la mayoria ALI y el
gobierno insular. Oficialmente Sc es-
ia tomando en- serio ell eanbio de Co.
bernador para aquella Isla, para dar
fin al enojo existente ALI contra ell
actual Gobernador. Ell SecretariO de
la Guerra Weeks ha declarado hoy,
que en- vista de las condolences de sa-
lud en- que Sc halla Mr.. Reilly, debido
al accidente automovilistico en- que Sc
rompi6 ell Gobernador seis costillas,
3es possible tenga que renunciar su
.puesto, aun cuando tiene Mr.. Reilly la
intencion de embarcar Ell sabado (hoy)
para San Juan, donde permanecra al
gun tempo mas.
PARIS, febrero 3.-Se afirma que
la policfa de esta ciudad he descu-
bierto un complot para asesinar al
Presidente de Consoles de Ministries
NJ. Poincare y al gran tribune Leon
Dsudet. Una banda anarquista orga-
niaada y que tiene ramificaciones in
ternacionales ha, amenazado Guam
i tos estsdistas franceaes Interviewer
enc slos asuntos internaeionales que Sc
rozan con sAlemania, con un total ex-
terminio. 4
& COLONIA, febrero 3.-Las autori-
dades franoesas5 han ordenado con fe-
cha de aver, que las cuatro minas si-
tuadas en- el distrito de Gelatdort-
nund, region del Rhur, enpiecen
trabajar inmediatamente, a fin de en-
War todo ell carbon possible a Francia,
como pago una parte de la deuda
alemana, segln Ell etratado de repara
clones. Las autoridades han dado la.
orden, en- terminus sumamente amena-
zantes para las vidas de los mineros
que Sc opongan elloa
LONDRES, febrero 3.-Oficialmen-
te Sc ha anunciado por el gobierno
britanico, que los terminus fijados por
ell gobierno de Washington para amor
THAR la deuda inglesa los Estados'
lUnidos por concepto de prestamos en-
la pasada guerra mundial, fueron
aceptados por, el gabinete ingles, en-
la session de aver tarde. Practica-
mente esta question Sc conceptua ter
minada de una nlanera cordial para
ambas naciones amigas.
ESSEN, febrero 3.-La situacion
industrial de Rhur es terrible, por ha-
ber cortado los franceses toda clase
de comunicaciones entire esta zona
la nacion alemana. Las autoridades
francesas con su prohibitiva orden de
no enviar mas carbon de las ninas del
Rhur a Alemania, traen todas las in
dustrias paralizadas en- Ell resto del
pals no ocupado. Ell pueblo en- re-
beldia, por 10 tanto, Sc va dominando
y entregando paulatinamente a las
autoridades de Francia ofreciendo po-
ner en- operaci6n las minas los fe-
rrocarriles, porque enpieza sentir
los horrores de la miseria mas desas-
trosa. Sinembargo, en- Ia ciudad de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-03
Distrito de Comerio

Ell 20 del mes pasado, en- la calle
Georgetti, Luis Santiago Carmona, de
"a amos, vecino de Comerfo, agredid
con uli palo a Andres Nieves, causan-
dole una herida en-. la cabeza que le
priy6 temporalmente del conocimien-
to, siendo el herido asistido por el DR..
del pueblo. Ell agresor fue arrestado
Y puesto a disposition de la Corte.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-03
En- Berlin Sc ha recibido "a Ia noh6-
cacion de que ha sido constituida
Ia Replbhca del Rim bajo el
arnparo de Francia.
Mussolini ha ratiicad0 ante la Camara tia
llama la decision de no cooperar con
Francia y Belgica enAlemania.
tDe Nuestro servicio cablegraaco Especial,

BERLIN, febrero 3.-La policia tu-
vo que contener tiro limpio una
inmensa ,rnultitud que guerra forzar la
entrada del Hotel Central de Koenigs
berg, donde Sc hospedan los o6ciales
franceses agregados a la comision in
teraliada de reparaciones. Ei pueblo
armada de rifles y cuchillos, entonaba
canciones guerreras y pedia gritos que
lie entregaran los ofcia1es para linchar-
los. La policia tuvo que hacer algunos
disparos, no sin antes suplicar los of
ciales que abandonaran el Hotel sa:
lieran de la ciudad, 81 querian salvar
sus vidas, las que la fuerza publica Sc
veia imposibilitada de defender.
LONDRES, febrero 3.-El CORES
ponsal de "The Times" en- Dusseldorf
! comunica que los alemanes Y france
ses, por medisci0n de los buenos Off
cio de Inglaterra, llegaron un acuer-
do que empezard a regir hoy, obli-
gandose los alemanes a normalizar Ell
servici0 ferroviario EN- el Rhur Y COM
prometfendose los franceses retirar
las guarnieiones miiItafes de ias es.
taciones sa. q
BERLIN. febrerq g 3 Eos sendedps
res de n:lfB6n de- Eiel shasl st6n.id6 el
acuerd6 de no enfregar i'm glano de
dicho mineral los bsrcos franceses
y belgas que pasen por el canal 0
entren en- aquel puerto. Esta medida
es una represalia a la actitud de las
tropas belgas francesas que ocupan
Ia region del Rhur.
VLADIVOSTOCK, febrero 3.-Las
autoridades bolcheviques estan proce-
diendo la deportaci6nv de todos los
rusos, en- su mayoria o6ciales y simpa-
tizadores del pasado regimen zarista,
| que Sc habian refugiados aqui, cuando
la ci,idad hallabase ocupada por las
tropas japonesas y que en- SUI afan dc
] imponer en- el gobierno de Petrogrado
un principe de la pasada dinastia de
los Romanoff, no eesan de hacer pro.
paganda revolucionaria
LONDRES, febrero BIO Que Sc
l.califca como una amenaza, el gobierno
1870 -
britanico ha recibido una nota de Fran
cia en- que esta nacion avisa Ia Gran
Bretaila que la Repubica Francesa
queda en- libertad de verifcar negocia-
clones por separado con Turquia, ya
que IA conferencia de Lausanne ha si-
do tn fracaso por la actitud irreconci-
liable de Gran Bretaiia para mantener
| Ia paz en- Oriente.
WASHINGTON, febrero 8. Ha si-
do acceptable Jpor una y 'otra parte que
los Estados Unidos seran los arbitros
en- la controversial que por delimita-
lcion de ffonteras viene manteniendose
desde hace mncho tempo entire Peru v
Chile por el territorio de Tacna v Ari-
lea. La aceptaci6n de este arbitraje
lpor las dos naciones contendientes Sc
lconsidera en- las cancillerias como un
exito de Ia dipIomacia norteamericana,
que Ia prensa de los Estados Unidos
Econsigna complacida.
| WASHINGTON fahraro y
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-11
MOSQUITO H0RDES
 WILL INVADE CITY F N0T PREVENTED.
About 20 Millions Allotted to Each Citizen, But Proper Precautions May Abate
 Plague

Mir. and Mrs. A. Mosquito in their native haunts-water, old cans and decaying wood-will increase the population of Birmingham by 40,17S,- 56S,875,000 between now and July |. if the campaign being fostered by the health department Is not car ried out. according to figures sub mitted to The Age-Herald by W. A Hardenbergh, sanitary engineer of the health department, Saturday. This will mean that every citizen will have as his pro rata share of the pests 20,S92,S44, which, however. might not all worry him at the same time. but they will be allotted to him regardless if they don't find him.
 But If the campaign of tho health department is carried out in the manner that Is being planned, there will be only 10000 present on July 1. By means of irrigation, drainage and oiling of still water in the Birming ham district, the health department feels sure 1t will be able to hold the propagation down to that number, which should be cause for earnest cooperation with the citizens of Bir mingham.
 There are many diseases caused by
 
 and can penetrate the finest of screening that can be erected. Off, ficials in charge of the proposed work have stated that the city does not present a hard problem, but the work should be started before early spring weather as the females have laid their eggs during the winter, which will hatch out during the first real warm days of the spring.
 Definite plans of the Chamber of Commerce's committee who were named by the board of directors will be made next Saturday, according to an announcement made Saturday by w. Thornton Estes, chairman of the committee. He did not state whether any action had been taken by the committee during the week, but 1t was understood that complete re- port will be furnished by his com mittee at that date setting forth the entire plans for the chambers activ- ity in the campaign.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-11
REALTY TRANSFERS

Realty transfers listed in probate office Saturday were: a D. s. Boone and Hattie. Boone to J. M Birmingham. for S4,1Oo.
 Albert W. Floyd to Sam H. Hall lots 13 Y, !6, 16 and r. in block 116. East Lake, Tor $500 and other valuable considerations J.. E. Butler and wife to Edith Berthon,
 Robert G. Young to Blanch J. Roberts t, lots so0 and 8. block M. in Pratt city. for
 Harriet B. Berry to Mary o'Neil, the west 60 feet of 100 feet of lot I, block 72o. according to Elyton Land company's $500 and other valuable considerations w. T. Brown to Louie Segers. lot 3, block ~, according to plan and survey of East Lake Land company, for $2.000.
 Frank W. Smith to Darby H. Brown. lots IS, 19 and 20, in block 296. according to the survey of Elyton Land company, for IT,, block ss. in West End. for s1.s5o. Loeb. the north one-haf of the south one half of lots and g. block ST. on Eigh- teenth street and Third avenue. for s1 and other valuable considerations.
 Cunningham Wilson to Arlington Realty company. one-half interest Id part of lot sy.nue south W and wes, e line o q, Twsnfv first street. for $5,o00 and other valuable considerations.
 Sarah B. Wilson to Arlington Realty company, 76 fet off the south ends of lots and 4 block 755. according to the survey of Elyton Land company. for $10,000 and other valuable considerations.
 Addie J. Nichols and o. c. Nichols to F. A. McGee. the north 50 feet of lots and ninth street. north. and the north line of Thirteenth avenue. north. for s11,000.
 Calvin Jones to August and Adolph Hirsch. portion of block s45. in the sur vey of city of Birmingham. for $21,0o0.
 Birmingham Realty com to Katherine Holcomb, lot 16. block 30, in Birmingham Raolt V' ndd to oft of Birmingham for s1.250.
 F. A. McGee to D. o. Nichols and Addie Nichols, a portion of lots and S. block 24. in Birmingham Realty company's fourth addition to city of Birmingham. for $11,000.
 part of lots l. and 3, block S. in West End Place. for $5,000.
 V D; Hearn to Mrs. Kuby U. a1 aE1tneridgs' ing to the plan and survey of West End Land and Improvement company. for
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-11
TRIBUTE PAID ID. NEW PIPE PROCESS BY CAROLINA CITY
Order for Water System Placed by Marion, N. C. With Birmingham
 Company

Tribute to Birmingham's newest manufacture, that of centrifufally made cast iron pipe. has been paid by the city of Marion, N. C.. which tas specified this pape in an order for 45,000 feet of eight and ten-inch pipe for a mountain stream water system requiring extra pressure-re- s,sting strength.
 The order will amount to about 1,200 tons. Los Angeles has speci- fled this pipe on an order for 5000 tons and Alexandria. La. specified it on a natural gas main, which also demands extra strong pipe.
 The demand for tho DeLavaud pipe is taxing the capacity of the four machines at North Birmingham and tho United States Pipe company will hasten the installation of the five additional machines that are to be placed there.
 The North Carolina city draws its water supply from 2 swift-running mountain stream. Under ordinary ClfCumBt6nO08 OIaSo A bAuo.CaSt pipe, which under 100-foot head stands . 43-pound working pressure would suffice, but the pressure at Marion Is 50 great that greater strength must be provided. The De- Lavaud pipe will afford a working pressure of 260 pounds under a 600- fcot head.
 Saves The Freight.
 The other feature of the oentrifu- gal pipe which is attracting atten- ton. especially on the part of dis tant municipalities. is the economy in freight bills. On the pipe to be furnished Marion, if the sand-cast were used the freight would be on basis of 66 pounds to tho lineal foot. The DeLAvaud pipe to be used will weigh 47 pounds to the lineal foot. Tho difference in weight will be 20 pounds per lineal foot.
 The U. s. Pipe people point to this economy as one of the outstand- irg features in it's favor.
 All the pressure pipe plants and all the sanitary pipe plants arc as busy as they can be. Pressure pipe shops are not making promises of early deliveries in the popular sizes of pipe. June and July are becom- ing more and moro specified as the best that can be done. The nominal base oe $45 is nearer $46. Some mak- CTS are not seeking new business.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-11

(Burger's First Floor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-11
FREES WIFE
 FROM FITS
She Is Restored to Health and Husband By Dr. Fred E. Grants Remarkable
 Epilepsy Treatment.

Mrs. w. M. Bobbitt, West Durham. N. C.. for many years victim of epilepsy, or fits. was restored to health in one of the most remarkable recoveries on record. "She has not had a single attack since her recovery over four years ago." says her husband. who attributes his wife's present health entirely to the home treat ment originated by Dr. Fred E. Grant, noted epilepsy fit specialist. Mrs. Bobbitt was unable to obtain relief any where. until she used Dr. Grants famous treatment. Dr. Grants home treatment is regarded by hundreds of former sufferers as the most effective remedy ever dis covered for epilepsy. Anyone may try it without cost. Just write the Dr. Fred E. Grant Co.,, and they will send large full-sized bottle of his remedy free. with out obligation. If you suffer from epilepsy or fits. simply send your name and ad- dress, age and description of case to the Dr. Fred E. Grant Co.,, 825 Keystone Bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-11
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

HIRTHo Mir. and Mrs. w. R. J. McCiain. Boyles January 6, girl.
 MT. and Mrs. W. c. Barrow, 3S2s Willow avenue, February 21. girl. Mir. and Mrs. Joe Doss Boyles. February 15. boy.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Underwood. 1ngle- nook. February 12, girl. MT. and Mrs. Hasseli A. Taylor. Boyles. February 13 girl.
 MT. and Mrs. o. A. Dollar. s7o1 Twentieth avenue. N.. February L. boy. Mir. and Mrs. Oscar E. Bolhme. s15 Second Ave. West End, March 1. boy. Mir. and Mrs. William Drville Danny, PIP Lewis street. March '. girl. Mir. and Mrs. Pate Smith, Oxmoor, Feb MT. and Mrs Daniel H. Shell. ssls Grand avenue, March B. girl.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry c. Barrett. 1901 Avenue I. March 2, boy. Mir. and Mrs. Gross A. Haven, 145 N. Fifty-eighth street, March l, boy. Mr. and Mrs. B. Praytor. Trussville. February 15. boy.
 MT. and Mrs. Lester Massey. Trussvills. February 1, girl.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reeves. s1o N. Forty ninth street, February 2s. girl.
 DEATHS o. L. Cornelious. s7o7 Georgia avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-11
President Snavely And Dawson Civic
 Forum Speakers.

President Snavely And Dawson Civic
 Forum Speakers.
 pr. Guy E. Snayely. president of Birmingham-southern college: pr. John c. Dawson. president of How ard college, and Col. R. A. Mitchell. vice president of the Alabama Power company. vii! address tho weekly luncheon forum of the Chamber of Commerce at the Tutwiler hotel Mon- day. using as their joint subjects, "Our Two Colleges"
 Ths economic and cultural values of the two institutions will be stressed by tho three speakers. Colo mel Mitchell will speak 20 minutes and Drs. Snavely and Dawson 10 min utea each.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses were issued Saturday to the following couples:
 Alexander Mclaughlin, 21, of Leeds, and Susie Nobles IS, of Trussville.
 James Thomas Roberts, 34. and Mary Elzera Wright, 25.
 Mason Menfee, 23, and Louise Stoves, 2S.
 A. W. Wilson, 24. and Alice Lane, 20. .l J. Horton Myers. 26. and Jessie Mar tin. 26. and Grace Roy, 19.
 William F. Williams. 36. and Cora Lee Williams. p.
 John w. Ivey, s6. and Katie Jones, ls.
 Walter T. Thomas. 3e. of Warrior. and Carrie Montgomery. 34. Ayers, 22.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-11
Women's Pure Linen Handkerchiefs Special, Sc Each

Tomorrow a limited quantity of pure linen handkerchiefs with quarter-inch hens. Won derful values tomorrow only at Sc each.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-11
TO DISCUSS COLLEGES

o. L. Cornelious. 67o7 Georgia avenu March ., % years.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-11

Cap for all the girls who em-and doesn't? Tweed plaid plain and checked velour vaouy priced $595 $685. $095 $1995
 Sport coats juniors of IA to 16 of coating with raglan straight shoulders, $1495 to $2950 Silk frocks of and at $495 to $295O
 md Dresses for Womens seconF FIor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-11

When buying hosiery be sure to consider the quality first. Burgers are known to carry the best.
 At $1.75 Pair Pure silk hose with tops and feet of lisle; pretty patterns of Paris lace clocks; sub-standards of $3.0O hose. Special, $l.75.
 At $1.95 Pair Chiffon silk hose; very sheer silk with feet of lisle to insure better service. Black, gunmetal, cordo- van and gray and cinnamon.
 At $1.55 Pair Pure silk hose with lisle tops and lisle feet. Full-fashioned hose that are made to look and. wear well. Black, brown, gray and otter. Som care sub-standards of $2.25 hose.
 (Burser's First Floor)
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-29
TERRIFIC WIND SWEEPS
 PACIFIC COAST

Seattle. Dec 27th-The Puget Sound section was swept by sixty mile gale from the south which was said to be the highest wind velocity recorded in thirty years by the Wea- ther Bureau. Five street railway lines and the Seattle-Tacoma Inter- urban were put out of commission. Telephone. Telegraph and light wires in some sections of the city were torn down. Shipping interests on the Sound and Lake Washington was heavily damaged. Four members of the crew of the British Coumbia Tur Tyee which was swept on the rocks at Pedder Bay. British Colum- bia lost their lives.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-29
NOTICE OF FORFETTURE.

To Joe J. Cahill, Gus w. Borgen John O'Brien. John Geneser. Mamie Cahill, Geo. H. Shaver Geo. Cash. and to their executors, administrators, heirs and as signs:
 You are hereby notified that the undersigned has expended one hun dred dollars (s100.00) in work. labor and Improvements upon the POLK ASSOCIATION Placer Min- ing Claim situated on the old wes. bend of Snake River, tributary of Boring Sea.
 The location certificate of which is recorded in Vol. IA at page 365 of the records of the Cape Nome Recording Precinct, Territory of Alaska. the recording precinct in which said claim is situated. for each of the years 1905. 1906, 1907. 1908. 1909, 1910, 1911, 1912. 1913, 1914. 1915. 1916. 1917. 1928-21, 1s21-22 and 1922-23, in order to hold said claim under the provisions of Section 2324 Revised Statutes of the United States of America; this being the amount required to hold said claim for each of the years above mentioned
 And if within ninety (90 days from the service of this notice upon you. you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of such expenditure as co-owner. your interest in said claim will become the property of the subscriber under said Section 2324.
 Dated at Nome, Alaska, December sth, 1923.
 GEO. T. CAHILL.
 Co-Owner.