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The Nome nugget., 1923-04-21
NOTICE OF RATIFICATION
 FOR PATENT:
M. 8. No. 1880. M. A. No. ossi


 IN THE JyNITES STATES LAND
 OFFICE, AT NOME. ALASKA:
 March s. 1923. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that the PIONEER MINING AND DITCH COMPANY, . corporation orsanIsed1 and existing under and by virtue os the Law of the State of Nevada. whose postoffce address is coz Un- Aerwood Building, California. by E. J. Gofman, its duly authorised agent. whose postofYice address is Nome. Alaska, and TFIORULF LEHMANNg. whose pcstofhce address Is Nome, Alaska, have made Application b. fore tho United 8tAtes Land Omce at Nome, Alaska, for . United 0taeee Patent for the MYSTERY BENCH PLACER MINING CLAIM. on the left limit of Anvil Creek. about S.5b miles north of Nome. in tho Caps Nome Recording Precinct. Territory Gf Alaska. Second Division, and des- 5gnated by the United states Sur- veyor General of said Territory e Mineral Survey No. 1880. the exter- for boundaries of said claim are ac- oording to the plat and held notee cf said survey now on hle in said IAnd oflce, as folloWs:
 BeEinn1ng at Ger. No. 1 iden- tica1 with Location and Cor. No. viking's Association Plaeef. Sur, lso. sos, . ff post 1 lns. a. ! ft, above ground in earth and atone mouud scrfbed I'M 1880. 1v sos. 3 74S, i 4ee SB, : 1161 3H. 4B7 4S6: Whenoe U. g. |. V. No. 1 beers N. 4e deg. B min. 3e eee. B. aS4O.70 1t; thsnee .. II IT. a min. E 600 ft. to Cor. No. |. Identical with Location and Vith Cor. No. ''No. ! Bench,
 and Cor. No. 1. "Constantins" Piacer, soth surveys No 4St, Ar post | ins. a. 1t. above ground in earth mound scrfne0 3M 1880 3B7 lC 4S6: thence 2. \ dex. 1S min. W. 10sS.S0 ft. to Cor. No. 5, Identical with tAs Location, with Cor. No. Con- stantine Placer and Cor. No. . Kadss Association Placer. nr post inc. a. 2 1t. above Eronnd in stone mound scribed M llso SC 4s6 SIX 605; thence N s1 deg. S1 min. ". 698.40 ft. to cor. No. 1, Identical with location ana with Cor. No. T Kids Association Placer, Survey No. 606. . fir post | ins. ea. ! 1t. above ground in earth mound scribed 4M 1880 1k SOS; thence N. 10 deg. 46 min. F. f611.OO ft. to piaee of beginning. Magnetic Var. 1S deg. 30 min. to 1S deg. 50 min. H. Containing n area 14.101 acres.
 The adjoining claims are: On tho north. Bench No. ! Sur. No. 40g: on the east, Constantine Piaoer, Sur No. 4SB; on the touth, Kid's Association placers Sur. No. gO6. and on the west. viktngs Association Placer. Sur No. E0g, all ownoG hy tho Pioneer Minlng and Ditch Company, one Of thS claimants heredn.
 D. a .. N. No. !. to which this ciaim i6 tied is | limestone boul-i der ah6a< 8 1t. dio. . ins. above ground marked Uel1N No. !, and crose (fl for tyue Dolnt, with stone mound af0nesldes ss 1letateE on hme1tone 0utcr4o at foot of blu6 ahout 11oo ft.l eaot of Anvil Croek ahout [ m13ee naFth of Nome n xat. s4 leg. n nh. 70 x ses. \. TIT. iss ssI. II III.
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The Nome nugget., 1923-04-21

J. r. Warren has established Warren Detective Agency in Seattls and is the same old Joe. always with . wa,nm and extended hand to au AlAskans.
The Nome nugget., 1923-04-21

Subscribe for the Nugget and get Nugget Calendar free.
The Nome nugget., 1923-04-21

Pruf. Karrar. formerly of the Nome Public Schools. Is now ir Seattle and is very sick. No one allawed to see him I am informed. He was down in the Canal Zone and I understand was taken with the fever while there. and has never re- covered from it.
 Prof. Traphagen who was former. ly connected, with the Nome schools. Is dn the contracting business in Seattle.
 Simon Simpson is dispensing dry goods an the University district. Seattle. and spears to be prospe ous.
 John Nestor can be seen most any day on the street and is looking we'll and hearty.
 Dr.. Kittilsen is living at the Pen brook Apartments and seems to ! en3oyinx the gentle xephyrs.
 Victor Julian has settled down up- on ranch near Puyaflup.
 Ed. Young is also In Pnyallup and has . very flne berry farm there.
 Mrs Fischsr is stoprire with MT. and Mn. Chs. Ross in George town.
 Ms. Iss Rank | in West Seattle Her mother. . vssy ,.Nsrmsr& oI, lady. pssssd away sh~rs wor.S aeo.
The Nome nugget., 1923-04-21

Con Kelly is reported very sick.
The Nome nugget., 1923-04-21
WANTED AT ONCE
 FTvD HUNDRED MEN

To have their salts cleaned. pressed and repaired.
 We make them look like Aew. We make alterations.
 First class workmanship. All work guaranteed.
 We do cleaning. pressing and re- pairing for LAdies and Gentlemen. Give us . trial aAd you will come again.
 NOME TAILORING COMPANY
 Opposite Nugget once.
The Nome nugget., 1923-04-21

Victor Julian has settled down up- on ranch near Puysflup.
The Nome nugget., 1923-04-21

Id. Young is also In Pnyallup an. has . very flne berry farm there.
The Nome nugget., 1923-04-21

Walter Gaffney is employed in one of the down town clothing stores.
The Nome nugget., 1923-04-21

lGrx Fischer is stoupire witt MT. and Mn. chis. Ross in George. town.
The Nome nugget., 1923-04-21
EXTRA COPIES OF THE
 NOME NUGGET ON SALE AT THE NEVADA.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
 PATENT:
The Nome nugget., 1923-04-21

Simon Simpson is dispensing dry goods fin the University district. Seattle. and apears to be prospe ous.
The Nome nugget., 1923-04-21

Mrs. Tn Rank is In West Seattle Her mother. . vssy ,.Nsrmsrs cIs lady. passsd away sh~rs wcrss
The Nome nugget., 1923-04-21

N. A. No. O57s. M. g. No.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-12
lloticias

: d
FL sabado dfa Z de julio de 1923 Sc
llev6 a efeetoael desaffo dc base ball
en- el Campo del Moro entire las no
yenas ROTC-GMTC. vs.. U. s, Naval
Station. cl cual fue anunciaao con
anticipation.
Los estudiantes del campamentO n
10. 4. s.. y c. M. Il. cerraron su breve
pero altamente victoriosa temporada
de base ball con una victoria sbhre el
Strong team que representa- a los
Hmiembros del u. S.. Naval Station
con un resultado de,.10 i.
La novena estd compuesta de conpci.
dos jugadores. de pelota y Mendoza >
{ gRomaguera, ocuparon In, posici6n como
pitcher Y catcher por el team ROTC. :
IC NJ. T. G, y ambos jugaron muy
bien. o
Mendoza. ! en- Ia majagqa exeelentf.
simo, hg6 .cuatro toletazos formida.
bles y su compafiero Romaguera Il
ayud0 admirablemente, siendo re
rido por un ganchazo de uno de los
del team coptrario en- el octave inning
III Major Charles E. Coates, comandan
te del Campamento, que estaba viendt
IeI juego, lleyo a Romaguera (eatcher)
al Hospital Militar EN- su caro- pri
yado. La herida no.fue de mayor i'm
portancia.
Los que mejor batearon fueron Gar.
|cfa, Mendoza y Marcovitch. Garcfs
sac6 un palo de tres bases y los otro:
de dos bases cada uno. Ell campo es
tHba floio por ambos lados. Ell team
de los cadetes fue tornado. como 81
gues Marcovitch, Ira. base; Carras
|quilio. 2da. bases Garcia, Short Stop
Mentloza. 3rd. base; Comas, Sra. base
4. Fy g.; Romaguera, catcher; :. Ber
deguef. n! Fl:g .Acosta, L. f.; Collazt
Right Field; zapata, Bra. base; Men
dez, Central ield.
~. S. n. R. 100000 1
RCTc. y cMT. o22o2O2 x-1o
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-12
AuToMoyILEs QUE cHocAN

A u.
Ell dfa 9 de los corrientes, a las 2
p. M, en- la calle Cerra esquina Ca
rretera Nueva, en- Santurce, ell auto
m6vil No. S199, propiedad de Jose v.
AboIafia, de Trujillo Alto, guiado por
el mismo, chauffeur No. 12151, choco
con el automoviI No. 74S, propiedad de
Francisco Lopez, de Santurce, guiado
por el iniismo, chauffeur No. So, rom
ipiendole Ell guardalodo izquierdo ira
sero. Ell chauffeur Abolafia fue de-
nuhciado por violar Ia ley de autOmo-
vi1es.
LEI dfa II de los corrientes, a las
$50 p. M, en- la Avenida Juan Pom
cet de Leon, parada 81a, el autom6vil
mo. S2s, propiedad de The Texas Co.,
San Juan, que guiaba Ramon B. Pa
dro, conductor No. 6646, residente en-
lSanturce, choc6 el automoyil No. 1889,
propiedad de Pedro Giusti, de San
Juan, que guiaba el chauffeur Igna-
clio Lebr6n, No. 9772, residente en- Ha-
to Rey, resultando ambos vehfculos
con desperfectos en- los tapalodos,
Los chauffeurs han sido denunciados
ante la Corte Municipal, por violacion
q la Ley de AUTOMOBILES.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-12
DEsDE. FL HUDSON
Suntuosa boda en New York

Iporr todos los prescntess En- primer
Elusar .el conocido sdnetto 'Borfnquen',
|integrado por el famoso tenor Saliva
dor AIaldonado, y el baritone Jose
MARTINEZ, amb0s spuerterriquefios de-
leitaron q la concurrencia cantando al
compas de su bien tocadaa guitarra
yarias eanciones borfeqas que evoca-
ban sublimes Y gratos recuerdos de
aquellas .herlnosas7 noches tropicales
alumbradas por una plateada luna,
esas noeheS tranquilaS Y serenas que
solamente puedenS gozarse en- ese pa
rafso Querido que conocemos con el
lulce nombre de Puerto Rico. Luego
Ion Isaac Irizarry Sasport. conocido
orador y periodista puertorriqueno,
pronunci6 un breve y eleocuente dis
curse elogiando grandemente Ell sig
nificado de la fiesta que Sc celebraba
tuvo frases de sincera felicitaci6n pa
ra los nuevos c6nyuses Y definio COZ
una eleocuencia POGO com1n 10 que
significa el verdadero amor. Despues
! el celebrado artista mejicano Profe-
sor Patricio Castillo hizo las delicias
del ptiblico ejecutando en- sonoro vio-
lin +varias pleas escogidas de su ex
tense repertoire, siendo, tantO el CO.
mo las demas personas que tomaror
parte en- dicha fiesta, extensamente
aplaudidos por la complacida concu.
rrencia.
Ell Trio Mejicano de mandoIinas y
guitarras. ameniz0 el insustitufble
kbaile, con muchas Y bellas pleas
que hicieron las delicias dc los
amantes de Terpsfcore, Y el cual du.
r6 'hasta va bien entrada la mafiana
La noria fue esplendidamente OBJ.
sequiada por sus muchas amistadef
con numerosos Y ricos regalos de bo.
das, los que ascendfan a mas de cier
en- coniunto.
Muchas personas asistieron al bri.
llante acto que describimos entire
elias pudLnos anotar los nombres dc
las bellas y ,simpaticas seiioritas An
gelita Albanese, Dora 7. Torres, Saro
Blanco,4 Paquita Padr6, Matilde Rol-
fes, Esperanza Arce,{ Ana, Rafaela y
GenoreYa Araujo, Gloria Y Amelia Re
Mupdita Jaime, Acacia Suarez, Isau-
ra BeImiidez, Y las sehoras Clara V.
de Gomez, Julia de Perez Guerra, Mo-
mona de Quilones, Angelita. de Cabrera,
Delgado, Marta de Canino, Dolores
de puig, Rita de Romero, Carmen de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-12

Arteaga Dolores de Betancourt,s Car
men de Nogueras. Isabel de Torres.
Maria S. dc Perez, Carmen de Con
zilez. Aida.de PeiIa, Carmen de Rive
ra, Carmen Figueras, Carmen de L0-
pei, Felfcita de Davila, Felfcita S.
yiuda de Rodriguez, Elvira G.. viuda
de Arce, Dolores de Rodriguez y mu-
chas otras gu: s:ntimos no recordar.
Entire los caballerps yimos los Sc
fiores Rafael, Carlos, Jose Y Ramon
Gonzalez, Benftez, Carlos Perez Cue
IRA, Agustfn Betancourt, A. Quinones
Jr., Isaac Irizarry Sasport, Porfirio
" Jorge Irizarry, Emanuele D'Agos-
tino, I. Weinstein, Ernesto Locomoz-
20, doctor Alfonso r. Quifones, Lcdo.
]. Rodriguez Sanjurjo, j. Betancourt,
G.. Jaime, r. Rivera, Professor Patri-
clio Castillo, J. Martinez. S. Aialdona-
do, F. Calico, j. Plaza, s.. +. Delga-
do. Jose Jorge de' Arinas, r: IS. Mi
Iranda, Jose II. Matos, J. n Cabrera,
]. Padr6. ]. Nogueras. j. J.. Quifionez,
r Colmenares, G. Pefia, Diego y Jose
Arce. f. vaidivieso, 1. Gonzalez, f.
Nieyes Anaya, v muchos otros mas.
Demas estd decir que result6 muy
esp!endida la citada fiesta y resta-
nos solamente felicitar afusiyamente
1 los nuevos c6nyugcs, a los que desea-
mos toda clase de felicidades en- Ia
nueva vida que emprenden una in
termina4e luna de miel
antonio GonSdles.
Nueva York, de julio de 1928.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-12

Noche de algeria, noche de gloria
nOche de amor. fue Ia que Sc celebr6
el sabado so de jpnio pasado en- Ia re-
sidencia de la sen0ra Elyira G. yiuda
de Arce con motiyo de Ia celebration
de la boda de su encantadora hija, Ia
espiritual Y bella seilorita Carmelita
Arce, gentil y sinlpdtica puertorrique-
iiita, con ell correcto cabanero don
Medardo Gutierrez, natural de la be-
na TERRA de los Incas y compatri0ta
del ilustre y gran poeta Santos Cho.
eano.
La ceremonial nupcial Sc lley0 efec-
to en- La Iglesia Cat0lica de Nuestra
: Selora de Guadalupe, situada en- IL
Gale IA, entire las Avenidas S6ptima
y Octava Y fue bendecida por ell Rev
Padre Adrian. ilustre parroco de aque-
la santa casa. Apadrinaron la boda
los j6venes esposos don Roman Min
guez doiia Natalia B. de Minguez, Y
actu0 como paje la monfsima nina de
tres amos de edad, Emma Davila.
quien iba graciosamente recogiendo el
velo la novia.
La suntuoSa reception que Sc cele-
bro en- la residencia materna de. la
novia, situada ell ell ntimero 80, Oes-
te de la calle 11S, result6 ser un her
moso acto en- el que hubo derroche de
algeria, cultura v sociabilidad Y al
que dieron mayor realce = brillanteZ
la presencia de bellfsimas damas Y
seiioritas puertorriqueiias, quienes en-
union de un sinntmero de cultos Y CO.
rrectos caballeros, formaban el ndcleu
de la numeresa concurrencia, distin-
guida que asisti0 esta fiesta en- con-
memoraci6n de. 'el dfa Gle los dfas.'
La residencia en- que Sc celebr0 la
suntuosa fiesta, artfSticamente enga-
lanada de blancas decoraciones en- Sc
nal de excelsa pureZa, Sc vic en- ex-
tremo concurrida por un sinnlimero
de personals distinguidas pertenecien-
tes todas a 10 mas granada de nues-
ira c0ionia residente en- esta metro
polls y la que fue ebjeto de fihas
atenciones por parte de los esplendi-
dos duehos de aquel santo hogar, y
pbsequiados con exqltisitos dulces Y
refrescos, habiendo salido -totos nluy
complacidos por la cordialidad y es-
plendidez con que fueron tratados.
Durante el curse de la reception hu-
bo varios ntimeos de calto y md
sica los que freron inuy aplaudidost
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-12
EN- LA coETE DE D1sTRITo DEL
DIsTR1To JUDICIAL DE
SAN JUAN, P. r.
secci6n Prinsra.

a ( - F.s.s =
;Estados Unidos de America, Ell Pre-
sidente de los Estados Unidos, ss.
Civil No. 2169.- Declaration de donii-
|nio.- .-Ex parte.
PoRaGUANTO, habiendo presentado
Eel abogado don Ignacio Morales Acos-
ia una. moci6n "A nonbre de Corozal
AsHiaultpral Corporation para que Sc
Declare su favor el dominic de la 81
etiente fnca:
TerrenosTadicadol en- el barrio "Cibu-
|dp' de 4Gorozal, compuesto de ciento
cuarentisiete cuerdas y once centesi-
mas de etra,' equivalentes ascincuenti-
siete heetAreas, ochentiuna areas y nor
ventinueve, centiareas, colindante por
lei Norte, con Trinidad Jose Rosado.
Aniceto .Vazquez, Liis Taboas y Jai-
me Bou; por el Sur, con Jose Lozada,
Santiago Guzman, Juan E. Bernard,
SUCCESSION de Jestis Vazquez, Sncesion de
Francisco Batista y Pedro Perez; por
el Este, con Justina Silva y Carmen
Morales y por el Oeste, con Antonio
Rivera Santiago, Jesiis Marrero, Eye
quiel Rosado, Francisco Silva y Her
manos Caballeros.
PQR TANTo, y habiendose ordena-
do por el Hon. Juez de esta eorte
,se publiqne Ia pretension por tres veces
en- un peri6dico de los de mayor cir
Iculaci6n de los que Sc editan en- esta
ciudad para que los que tengan algdn
derecho real ssobre el inmueble descrito,
las persenas :igrioradas quienes pueda
Ia inscription y en- general
5todo el cue desee oponerse pueda efec-
stuaflo dentro del termino de sesenta
sdias libro ! pressnte en- San Juan, Puer.
to Rico. a s de Julio de 1928,
N Eduardo Perez Casalduc,
Secretario.
Por Antonio Ayuso,
Secretario Auxiliar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-12
FISONOMIAS soEIALEs
/. Perez Gald6s.

! T a
La obra cuya publication ha inicia-
20 RENACIMIENTO con Ell presente
yoldpren, titulado FIS0NOMIA So
C1ALES es for de production galdo-
Esiana, llevada a cabo en- Ia mejor epo-
lea de su autor cuando aquel cerebro
prodigioso Sc hallaha en- plena efer-
|verscencia. Basic decirtque ell origi-
|nal mas antique de los que, ,figurans en-
este ibro lleva la fechaidei 1883 y ell
mas moderno diez amos mas tarde, o
sea la de 1898, en- la que fuera escri-
to ell suggestive y pintorssco capitulo
tituiado el cesante, con que tcrInina
|este volumen. A.
Estamos seguros que los lectores
espaiioles encontraran en- las paginas
que hoy les ofrecemos, yendaderas. re-
velaciones de uh Galdos deseonocido
no por su espiritu tan arnlonico Sc
reno siempre, tan adnirablemente
lponderado v ecuaniine, sino por el cri-
terio especial con que trata ciertos te-
mas, particularmente LOS politicos
.pues Sc We que. al encaral los ell escri-
tor no olvidaba riunca que ,iba ser
escuchado fuera de las frdnteras poll
ticas de su patria. Mas de un monar-
lquico v mas de I'm republicano espanol
habra de sorprcnderse al escucharle
Eesta vez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-12
LA MUJER QUE NEcEs1TA AMAR

v
Renacimiento ha puesto a la ve,ta
uno de los libros mas apasionantes
que haya producido Alberto Insla. Eli
III lIUJER QUE NECESTTA AliAR
sel gram noyelista estudia con tanta
siiideridad como nobleza,. uno de los
aspectos mas frecuentes del problenta
de Ia fidelidad conyugal : el de la mu.
jer joyen Sque ha dejado de encontrar
% su esposo Ia expression ffsica de
amor.
Realista Y sentimental al mismo
tempo, IA AEJER gUE Nlgt(,ESITA
lAlitAR es, ante todo, Ia noyeIa que in
teresa, que emociona, ape se.discpte,
que se vives, como 81 81 lector con-
templase con sps. ojos y Rpdiese to.
ear CON sus marcs q sus peFscnaies,
81 hay una tests en- Ia HUJER QUE
NFcEsIT4 A5f4R, Is una tests fran,
camente feminlsta. e
En esta noyele como cast todas las
snyas Fl iIustre gutof aa EL RELIs
Gro. So pOna de parta de Las mule
res.
Auguramos no txito tan gfhnde CO.
mo 81 obtenid6 por III MORO QUD
YbNI4 ~ "A Ina bE4N04 q Ia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-12

Esabecmieno nsudo Extrctas condolences sanaas
Completa "a aparao instrumental
de utidad cientf6co las
dades curabesHemoa hgenca tuaon-Coodidad emerado
servico-Cuerpo Medico resdente
Sc admiten de
diendo Socdad
Departarentos esrecialeS Sehoras K =
Operacion especiaes baos de luz de ae hidro
electcos droerapco naa Rayos "X. Fulguacon
clos eouitativamene conyenconales
PERSONAL crENTrF1Co
DIRECTOR DEL SANAToRIo: DR. Don Amaio Roldan
DIRECTOR CONSULTORIO Don Manuel Quvedo Baes
Ss CIRUJANO GENERAL DR.. Don Rafael Velez Lopez
ESPECIALISTA EN- ENFERMEDADES DE LA NARIZ OID0S,
GARGANTA,Y oJoS: Drs Don Agustn B Laogier
RADIOLOGOi Df Dom Manuel Soto Rivera .Er sgs.
PATOLOGO; Don Francisco j. Hernandez ssa5
! Apohte.
IA s Dr. Manuel Eava-Dr. Don Zaragoza
CIRUJANO DEN T1ST II Dr.. Lorenzo r.
PRACICANTE; Don Enrique Feynandez.
Carload Nurses adas De complete practa larga
CbNsULTAs:
Reconocimientos $1,000 Ccnsultas $500
Por el Crujano particulars de II de Ia mahana
y sabadeos. "a ss
Por Especaisa De
auxiado los medicos nnos Docoes D. Antonio Nuiiz
n
R0r 81 Patdsogo DE tOra
m CoDsultorio DIR Nslea je a:8o p MMsdo auliares
3ds 2a5 P. Ms.sAs 49,
ro e Gru5aho pqts en s coau0o pDonl 70 plaza De
Los pagan $500 Al mes teniendo deecho para
Ger etenddos cualquia de los sio nddo
del dlthmo recbo 81
rREsrpEN0xA Apsrladb 2lA THs0RnRIA Apnrtade asi
AANsyUAN ruERT0 Ric0
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-12
ARMADO Y MAS

"A Gregorio Mendez, en- tSanturce, Ia
.policfa le ocup6 pns revolver y una
pistola que portaba sobre su persona
y'ayer Ell juez municipal Ledo. Man
zano Avih6 loisentenci6 q pagar SIS
de inulta ordenandose el decomiso de
/. 34y
, 1923-08-26

der where they will visit for a short
time. after which they will go to
Salt Lake. Mrs. Brown. who has
been Ill for some time. il greatly i'm
proved.
Mr.. Hal Ford. who Il suffering
with blood poisoning Of the right
hand came in yesterday from her
homo at Freeland. Her sister. Mrs.
Henry. formerly Miss Ruth Cheney
Is also spending several days in the
city from Salt Greek.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Brownrigg and
party consisting of ten California
oil directors arrived in the city yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mra B. shumaksr and
children who motored to Loveland.
Colo. last week. are expected to re-
turn today. Mr.. shumaker IL con.
nected with the Midwest Pharmacy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cohen left
yesterday for the Yellowstone Nat.
ional park where they will spend a
week on & pleasure trip. On their
return they will be at home in their
new residence OF South Durbin
street.
Homer Scott and H. W. Cline spent
yesterday in Douglas attending the
Shriner's convention.
, 1923-08-26
FREE HAIRCUTS WIN
TEAWORKER'S STRIKE

Chinese tea shops in Hongkons
seem remote from the influence OF
western labor troubles. but they have
been invaded by strikes. The men
employed in them some time ago
asked for higher wages and bigger
compensation, and have returned
to their Jobs only upon, the granting
Of these Items, as well as a promise
on the part of the employers to dis.
play n the premises a notice show
ing Just how the profits had been al.
lotted to the various employees each
month. And these were not the
only terms, for the men now get
free iiaircuts. They had minated
positively that they would come
back to work with unshorn locks
unless the employers paid the cost
OF haircuts at stated periods.
, 1923-08-26
RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS
HOW THEY ARE ALLOTTED

Although almost everyone knows
that Rhodes scholarships exist and
are used regularly by aspiring stud.
ents enough time has elapsed since
they were founded for the younger
generation not to know how they
operate or how they came about.
The late Cecil John Rhodes, founder
Of Great Britains South African EN-,
pire. left at his death a fund pro-
viding for a course at Oxford Uni
versity for Americans and their
young men. in the belief that this
would lead to a closer understanding
between Americans and Englishmen.
Two scholarships are open to each
state in the Union and the holder
OF eaeh IL entitled to an income OF
800 pounds Sterling per year for
three years.
, 1923-08-26
WOMAN STILL HANrPERED
IN HER BATHING COSTUME

For many years what is called
mixed bathing" was not considered
lawful or even proper at many Eng
iish summer resorts. Finally, Mar.
gate. which is n of those nearest
ostend' broke down tradition, and
now most Of the resorts on the South
Coast are exercised as to what Is
proper for a woman to wear when
gong into the sea- Two schools
have recently sprung up-one cham.
pioning what is called the neck to
knee" outfit. and the other the
next to nothing" The British
Health Minister has decreed nat
every bather wear an ''opaque cos.
tune sufficient to prevent exposure"
, 1923-08-26
BACHELOR OF GREAT AGE
GIVES TWO MAIN REASONS

Count Greppi, OF Rome. celebrated
his ono hundred and third birthday
not long 81 and so far as tho pub
lie prints give evidence. his is the
first person OF aristocratic birth OF
this time who is known to have bc-
come a centenarian. Usually the
celebrity who has achieved ten de.
cades is a colored gentleman or
NANNY" who has known George
Washington or some farm laborer or
peasant who attributes his longevity
to having chewed tobacco since he
was knee.high to a grasshopper.
Count Greppi lays that his secret
is that he has never been in a hurry
n moreover. he has never mar.
ried!
, 1923-08-26
StyLe Notes on Furs

The catch Of seal skins this season
amounted to about 1900 skins com
pared to 1000 skins last season.
And 1t is gratifying to man to know
that Alaskan Seal coat and wraps are
to be had again at prices that are pleas
ing.
An irresistible garments coat built
from Scotch Mole trimmed with a
Biege Fox collar.
A Mink coat made from beautifully
matched skins is a Joy forever.
J~scquettes Of Caracul are still much
IN vogue.
, 1923-08-26
StyIe Notes on Furs

One Of the most modish garments to
be seen is an Ermine wrap, built from
many tiny Ermine skins white as the
driven snow. handsomely lined In con-
trasting colors.
A Hudson Seal coat, built from very
heavy furred skins having a beautiful
lustre, with n Fitch collar makes a good
practical coat.
An extremely clever model. In which
you will find all the comforts Of a fur
garment, is made from taupe Caracul,
the bottom being flared by a wide
f~iounce Of tho same fur.
, 1923-08-26

I Ny and Mrs. W. e. Herncarl at
'seyded the Shriners ceremonial in
douglas yesterday.
, 1923-08-26
Ask MI. Brent to Tell You
"The Truth About Furs"

He is an experienced furrier and will gladly In
form you upon any points concerning which you
want accurate and complete information.
, 1923-08-26

Mrs. Clyde Brown. accompanied by
Der brother and daughter Maryfse
tsft "wednesday Of last week for Ian.