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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-09
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-09

Snatches Babe from Death.
NEW YORK, March S.--Diving
under moving motor truck. Patrol.
man Otto Wagner dragged Daisy
Palazzo, seven, from probable death
under the wheels yesterday
Daisy's mother kissed the patrolnnan
when he emerged with the child.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-09

Lady Of the Evening.
Poreelain Maid. Fox-Trots.
From "Irving Berlin's
Music Box Revue" Paul
Specht and HIS OrchestrG.
.A-3778 Is,
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-09

Runnin' Wild.
g. Louis Blues. Fox-Trots.
Ted Lewis and His Band.
A-370O Use
just AZ Long As You Have
Me. Intro. 1.-THE Twinkle
in Your Eye" From "The
Bingham Girl"
Syneopate. Intro. "When
All Your Castles Come
Tumbling Down" From 4
".Ma1y Darling" Med !.
ley Fox-Trots.
The ColsImtbiGns. A.37S0 Use
l Gave You Up Just Before
You Threw Mo Down.
Don't Say Goodbye. Fox
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Horny Reser. A-37SS 75c
MIR. Gallagher and MIR.
Shsan. One-Step. Paul
Biese's Orchestra.
Hellol Hello! HelloI Lewis
and Dody. A-37S3 Use
How Va Gonna Keep Your
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ice Is Here. Eddie Cantor.
A-37S4 Use
Falling. Elliott Skn4C.
I'm Just . Little Blue Cor
YOU'D. Nelson and Hart.
A-3791 Use
Cohen Phones About His
Auto.
Cohen Phones the Gas
Company. Comedy Mono
1ogues. Joe HGvneGn.
A-3772 Use
Job Of Journey Work.
Irish Jig Medley. Irish pipes,
violin and piano. Ennis,
Morrison and Mailer.
A-3773 Use
PiPouetta.
Princes Orchestra.
EspanA. Spanish Waltz.
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A-3767 7sC
Don Giovanni. 'Il milo
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(Mozart) Charles Hackett.
9S047 $3.50
Rachem. (Mana-Zucca)
Rosa PonseIe. 1925 $50
O for the Wings of a Dove.
(Mendelssohn- Bartholdy)
Were My Song With Wings
Provided. (Hahn) Bar
bGrG MGureL. A.3777 500
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Stop Your Kidding.
Greenwich Witch. Fox
Trots. Frank Westphdl
and His OrchestrG.
A-37s6 7Se
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Van and ScheNck Loved You Once.
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/ Wish ! Could Shimmy Like
My Sister Kate.
Chicago (That Toddling
TOWN.. Fox-Trots. The
Geor0ta1rs. A.377S Use
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You Tell Her Stutter.
Away Down East in Maine. !.
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He Used to be Your Man,
But He's My Man Now.
Dixie Blues. Edith WILSON
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Angelina.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-09

You Tell Her Stutter.
Away Down East in Maine.
Van and Schesck.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-09

Do the American People Wish to
Join Worlds Peace Court?
Hindus Are Too Brunette To Vote Here
War-Waste or War-Speed?
To Shear Supreme Court Powers
Soviet Russia's Reliance On Islam
Radio For Mines to Avert Disasters
The New Treatment For Diabetes
New York's Awe at the Best Seller
kindess, Not Curses For the Turks
Do We Need National School For Manners?
Topics of the Day
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-09

Baby Blue Eyes.
When You're Near. Fox
Trots. Accordion Solos.
Guido DeirO. A-37So Use
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-09

The Literary Digests Fun From the Press is a
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-09

Falling. Elliott Ska10.
I'm Just q Little Blue Cor
YOU'D. Nelson and Hart.
A-3791 7Sc
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-09

Cohen Phones About His
Auto.
Cohen Phones the Gas
Company. Comedy Mono
logues. Joe H0NmaGn.
A.3772 Use
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-09

Rose of the Rio Grande.
Flower Of Araby. Xyloph'
Jess LibOnCti. A
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Runnin' Wild.
Sc. Louis Blues. Fox-TrotS.
Ted Lewis and His Bond.
A-370O Use
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/ Gave You Up just Before
You Threw Mo Down.
Dent Say Goodbye. Fox
Trots. PHI Gilman and
Horny Reser. A.3706 7Ec
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-06
MaTCaS Dc idbTiCa


Han sido presentadas, cn IA oficina
Ricp, para su alchivo y registro, las
siguientes marcas az fabrica tres de
Ia corporation de Paris, denominada
Dollfis Meg ! Gle, societe Anonyme,
las que conslsten en- las letras DAICs
en- combination con ciiculos y calnpa
mas, u Sc splicali 4 III ycnta de llilos
y estambres
Una De Ia corporation del Estadol
de New jersey, deilominada The Clark
Thread Company, Ia que consiste ei
Id palabra Chadwick's Ell combina-
cion con IA figura de IN eseudos u sel
aplica IA venta de hiIos;
Dos de Ia eorporacion del Estado de-
Illinois, denominada The Federal Hub
Der Company ~ Illinois, las Que con-
sistcn Ell II Ialabra Federal en ,a,al-
qoicr fofnna colors u 81 eplieun q las
3eAta Qe ga1las, tuboa, stc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-06
Conciencia r dblica

iesa fe Sc veneraba con unanime con-
sentimiento lin c6ligo divine, que per-
'ceptda 10 que es bueno y 10 que es
justo. condena 10. que es malo u 10
que es injusto;5y con este codigo te-
Man nuestros abuelos ideas tan fijas
u clards sobre la licitud e ilicitud dc
sus actos, que la conciencia de cada
uno era la conciencia de todos. Esta
conciencia pdblica, que no era otra
scosa que la suma de las conciencias
individuales en- todo homogeneous, Sc
alzaba potente, robusta contra los abu
SOS de fuerza y, contra el desborda-
miento de las malas .pasiones.
Habfa entonces abuses de fuerza Il
crfmenes, habfa vicios como los hay
hoy pero los primeros eran tempesta-
des pasajeras y los segundos tenlan
que ocultar su asquerosa faz en- los
riilcones mas escondidos porque como
a ninguno de nuestros honrados abue-
los Sc lie habfa ocurrido lamar bien
al NAL, nj justoi 10 que es injusto,
quedaban siempre en- pie los princi-
pios, que prontamente restablecfan las
,cosas en- su lugar.
Por consecuencia de esa unidad de
principles morales, de esa conciencia
.p1blica derivada de ellos, tenfa el ho-
gar domestico una prenda de reposo
" de bienestar sobre la cual dornfan
tranquilos esposos, hijos Y siryientes
Esta preiada era la confianza lndtua
" sin motive muy fundado nunca We
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-06

Nj somos fanlticos admiradores del
pasado. III tanpoco nos ciega el en-
tusiasino que sentfmes por. los adelan-
tos materiales de nuestra epoca; vir-
tudes y vicios. existfan entire las ge-
neraciones que fueron : virtudes y vi
clos abriga la presente. Lo que nos
duele es, yer los escritores. de nuesi
tros dfas que no encuentran; vocablos
suficientemente energicos con que pom
derar los progresses de nuestro siglo Y
para acumular dicterios despreciativos
sobre 10 pasad0 70 oveo sin embargo,
que vamos perdiendo una una aque-
Has virtudes que hacfan proyerbial
nuestra hpnradez boricua.
Y no es porque haya ning1n legfti-
mo progrcso que este en- oposici0n con
aquellas yirtu,les, sino porque la i'm
portancia exagerada Y preferente que
hace amos Sc viene dando los inte-
reses materiales. ha lido engendrando
un desyfo cada vez mayor hacia las
& 4 4 j 4 "a . ".
cosas eternas. que en- iiltimo resulta-
do, creamoslo no 10 creamos, han de
yenir al fin de nuestra vida transito-
ria sobre la TERRA.
Tenemos nii alma immortal q la que
lc espera, seg1n sus obras, una fell
cidad ine2tinguible una desventura
igualmente eterna, al salsr de este
mundo, en- el cual por experiencia pro-
pia, tolos sabemOs que no Sc disfruta
III dfa de completa algeria y que en-
cambio son innumerables los que pa
samos ell el dolor, va sea del cuerpo,
VA sea deIsespfritu.
A cada paso Sc nos escapa la con-
fesi6n de 'esta verlad, y a cada paso
4 tambi6n experimentamos que en- todo
cuanto eXiste de mas estimado entire
los hombres, liquezas. honores pla-
ceres, NADIA hay que pueda librarnos
de las Intermediates, disgustos pc
lsares, que son el pan cuotidiano de la
humanidad entera.
Nuestros mayores nos .lleyaban bajo
el punto de vista moral una gran ven
taja, tenfan fe, v esta yirtud endul-
zaba sus penas, porque tras de elias
vefan Ell dilatado horizonte alzarse
consoladora In Derspectiya de una di-
cha sin fin en- las .regiones eternas, en-
premio de su resignation y paciencia.
Donde falta la fe, y los infortunios
arrecfan, I que otra cosa puede acom-
pafiarlos que la impaeiencia y la de-
sesperaci6n primero y luego el EN-
brutecimiento, el crimen Ell suicidio?
Dfganlo sino las estadfsticas crimina-
les, y dfgalo tambien 0uestra propia
experiencia.
i En- aquellos tiempos que podran ser
tan atrasalos y tan llenos de fanatis-
mo clerical como querais, nacido de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-06

MIA SUI negra enemiga Ia desconfianza
a furbar d sosiego de los felices con-
yuges.
De csta fjeza unilad dc princi-
pios morales procedfa el que en- aque-
Hos tiempos ID palabra empeiiada tu-
aiese mayor fuerza eficacia obliga-
toria que hoy los mas estudiados do
euInentos pdblicos; que. sobre esa
palabra descansasen confiadamente los
que trataban I'm negocio osmutuamen-
g Sc au;liliaban con fondos para rea-
lizarlo.
De esta fiieza y unidad de princi-
)ios morales sacaban lii sociedad la
familia incalculables beneficios de es-
abilidad, confialza orden que tan
naltratados andan ahora entire nos
tros i consecuencia de Ia propagan-
Ia de doctrinas impfas
TodHvfa no Sc Ila extinguido en- nos
,tros III colciencfa pdb1ica; pero s,l
,olo enflaquecimiento ya nos deja en-
3rever 10 que, seremos el dfa. que lie
sue a faltar 10 que de ella nos que
da.
Desenganemonos;; una de dos +: inn
5era Ii ley santa de Dfos encauzando
las nasiones Y garantizalldo los dere-
,llos sociales Q naufraga el princiA
oio de autoridad, Y juntoxcon el todos
los demas fundamentals del orden So
eial, quedundo el mundo a merced de
os mas fuertes Y de los mas osados.
|. X. X.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-06
Prirnores Otohales

I'M ser moral que considers el mundo
como una mistelfosa y tai vez nunca
del todo explicablc trascendencia, la
voluptuosa embriaguez de poder go
zar del niomento que pasa en- toda su
fntensidad no debe consideraise como
una vulgar bellaauerfa, sino como un
alto premio.
saber extraerle su zuno de delicia
% de patetfca al minute que pasa he
ahf el arte y el premio de los esprit
tins delicados y graves. Como la abe
ia que Sc detiene libar la flor que ha
Eencontrado al yuelo, asf el alma dies
ira ha de saber detenerse en- cada uno
Evening star., 1923-05-12
BUILDING SLOGAN
Is "RUB OUT LINE"
Chevy Chase Recreation Clubs
$125,000 Fund Campaign of
Outside Interest.

. Rub Out the Line" is the slogan
suggested by General Chairman Guy
NJ. MacDowell of the Chevy Chase
Recreation Clubs $125.OOO building
fund campaign. Mr.. MacDowcll, VII"
was elected to head the drive at u
meeting of scvcnty-fivc members or
the executive committee in session at
the City club yesterday aftarnooG.
today emphasized the fact that the
recreation project is for ~ United
Chevy Chase, and that it should he
supported by all residents of tho
suburb, regardless of whether they
live in Maryland or in the District of
Columbia.
Posters. carrying out the rub out
the line idea. nave been sent
throughout the Chevy Chase. district
The club house and athletic field
sites were also selected with view
to the rub out the line" idea, the
clubhouse site being located two
blocks from the circle, just over the
line in Maryland, while the three
acre athletic field IS just across the
way, in the District of Columbia.
Vice chairmcn representing tho sew
er;Ll districts of Chevy Chase were
also elected at yesterdays meeting.
They are Frank Shipe. Joseph A.
Burkhart and j.. Pcrcival Wilson.
Paul Slcman is campaign treasurer
J. Francis Moore secretary and Mary
Frances Kern executive secretary.
Evening star., 1923-05-12
POOLS GETTING OUT.
tocks Poured Into Market as Steel
Drops to 81 1-2.
3y the Associated Press.


NEW YORK May 12.-Prices
.rumpled throughout the list III to-
1Ay's brief but active session Of the
-l;tiket aS hear traders eNerted re
.rntIeSS pressure against speculative
sues The manner in which large
h!orks were pressed against an ex
."edinGly thin market was interpret
cd in some quarters as an indica ton
that pools also were getting from un-
der their favoritcs.
United States Steel common broke
-. points TO OIL. tho lowest price
;iuCc last July. Absence of any con-
"crted luying support discouraged
'rred holders of long stocks. whose
offerings increased the heavy volume
If shares poured into the market.
New low records were made by a
number OF other popular issues, in
rluding Studebakcr. Allied Chemical
and Marine preferred.
Losses of one to three points were
quite common. some of the largest be-
ing recorded by du Pont. Cuban Do
minican Sugar, Stewart Warner
Speedometer Stromberg Carburetor,
National Lead and L. S. Rubber.
Sales approXimated $4,000 shares.
The market closed weak.
Foreign exchanges opened easier
Demand sterling yielded slightly to
$4.61hs, French francs sold around
$50 and German marks dropped
nearly a point to .002t cent.
Evening star., 1923-05-12
BIG LABOR SHORTAGE
IN SOUTH CAROLINA
Situation Most Serious in Years.
Declares U. S. Employment
Bureau Head.
Bv the A>>o-.latcd Press.

BY The A>>f-.Itcd Press.
COLUMBIA. 5. g, May l3.-The La
Dor situation in South Carolina is tho
most serious in many years accord
ing to statement made here TODAY
10y ". T. Willingham. in charge a.
the United States employment bureau
here Labor is short for all kinds oC
work. he said.
Mr.. WillinGham said that lahcr
agents from northern sections ha &
been working throughout The state in
duCing the negroes To leave tor othti
states. They are receiving 81 10 So"
each for every laborer they induce t"
go into industrial plants outside I'll.
state.
The federal cmplo! n1cnt bureau
head said that he had never heard OF
reported offers Of 50 10 $40 a day
being made by agents for labor t.
stay in the south 1t is just d wild
rumor. in my opinion he said.
The labor shortage in the state OK
tends not only to the farming dis
tricts. but is also acute along tho
manufacturing industry. he said, with
the possible exception of cotton mills.
Lumbermen from the eastern section
of the state are pleading daily for
help. and in tho Piedmont section
manufacturers are asking for labor.
Domestic help also is short, and
what can be had is inferior, he said.
Evening star., 1923-05-12
COMMODITY NEWS
WIRED STAR FROM
ENTIRE COUNTRY

Ell PASO, May 12.-Silver mining
is taking on new lease of life to-
day in the Sierra Blanca district of
west Texas. Several new mines have
been opened and discovery of rich
ore body in one of the older proper
ties has aided the movement. Ere
quent shipments of ore are coming
TO the local smelters.
SEATTLE. May 1o-Copper produc-
tion at the mines of the kennecott
Company in Alaska has been raised
to 100000 pounds month. accord
ing to announcement by the company
here today. This IS an increase of
100000 pounds month from the
production schedules of last year.
with Central America through this
port has improved owing to the bet
ter prices paid growers in those coun-
tries for their fruit. There is appre-
hcnsIon today. however. that drought
which prevails in Central America
Will lessen the present crop.
MINNEAPOLIS. May 12.-The num-
Der OF motor vehicles registered in the
state this year has shown a decrease of
1888 as compared with last year.
Taxes from this source amounting to
'NNi F''NpN'VtV W III ut utNctSu ~ Ipiu
improvement.
BOSTON. May 12.-New England dis
tributors of most Of the popular priced
automobiles reported today that sales
had been in excess of shipments from
the factories.
FORT WORTH, May 1.-THE first
mohair sales of the season in the south
west were made at approximately 60
cents Il pound. Shipments to the east
are in full swing today. Most OF the
west Texas goats have been sheared.
DULUTH, May 12.-Railroads en-
gagged in hauling iron ore from the
Minnesota mines to the Duluth superior
docks will be extended to the limit this
summer to handle the traffic in pros
pect. The amount of ore shipped is eX-
pected to exceed 50,O00,000 tons.
CHICAGO, May 12.-More buyers are
in the wholesale drygoods market here
this week than for some time. Ready
to-wear goods arc in especial demand to-
day. Road orders from statesmen con-
tinue to reflect good retail sales in all
lines throughout this territory.
SAN ANTONIO. May 12.-Onions are
today moving northward to market In
trainload lots.
Evening star., 1923-05-12
REACT|ONARY SIGNS
IN BOND MARKET
Individual Issues Make Slight
GainS-LibertieS FraC-
tionaIIy Lower.
BY GEORGE It. HUGHES.
-, rN.,o.ol a. RI. CO..

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
NEW YORK, May 12.-There were
signs of reaction in the bond marise ct
today. probably in sympathy with
the movement i'll stocks. High grade
issues held fairly well and libertys
were quiet and only fractionally lower.
lower.
For the most part only special
cases merited attention. For in
stance, Brooklyn Union Gas con-
vertible as of 1882, which had such a
sharp break Friday. rallied over 2
POINTS at the opening today and then
lost a large share of the gain. This
issue is convertible November I, 1924.
and thereafter par for par into COM
mon stock, 50 that, while the con-
version privilege is not yet operative,
the bond moves more or less with
the stock.
Reading Jersey Central collateral
4s advanced point. The general
Is remained steady around last
nights closing price. News that the
government objected to the provision
in the modified plan increasing tho
return to the bondholders curbed
speculative enthusiasm.
Second grad" aud speculative rails
moved very irregulaTiy. There WAS
lot very p.uch change in tn" fore; 8It
list. French cities issues fell off, but
rallied later.
Evening star., 1923-05-12
"HARP DECLINES
IN STOCK MARKET
urther Break in U. S. Steel
UnSettIeS Rest of List.
New Lows for Year.
ny STUART T.. WEST.

:'-"cIal Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, May 12.-The selling
ovcmcnt which had started in the
3,.arkct Friday afternoon continued
rough the short session today.
fhc sight of Steel common being
..rricd down rapidly we'll below the
~ prices of 1923, was too much for
e. rest of the list. Bear traders eX-
andcd their operations in other in
'ustrics and succeeded in bringing
,nout a number of sharp declines.
Railway Stocks Lower.
Hallway shares went somewhat
,wcr. but they were relatively steady.
-. too. were the sugars and coppers.
The break in Bethlehem Steel was
- surprise because. while the diVl-
md action is not to be taken until
ally. the market could be said TO he
..tting ready for the passing OF the
rvidend which seems quite probable.
'Ihe ease With which Steel common
rwcvCr, went down was something
, Il shock.
baldwin L"c"motiNc was carried
, + more than two points. and Stude-
,ker nearly two. Mack Truck, de-
nitc it's we'll known favorable earn
rs situation, was heavily sold ana
one time was off nearly three
uints.
Oil Shares Follow Others.
oil shares followed the rest of the
nrkct down. but did not develop any
,ccial weakness because of fur
or tcn-ccnt cut in Mid-Continental
:ude. There as again Il good deal
talk about the Standard Oil and
her big oil interests having turned
...ariSh n month ago because of what
lry could see ahead for the oil trade.
nmc critics think this is one of the
q. ucipal reasons for the recent de-
inc
1t was noteworthy that American
IN and Continental Can, both re-
MT favoriteS. did comparatively we'll
todAys sharp break. and though
.nwn from Fridays close. suffered as
tile az any of the active industrials.
. ne support accorded the can stock $
.ttely has hocn based upon knowl-
,lSe Of exceptionally good earnings,
! we'll as the expectation of incrcaS-
o.! ~" extra dividends.