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The Cordova daily times., 1923-03-08
CHICAGO KIDS GO TO SCHOOL
 IN TAXICABS
Attributed to Alarming Number of Motor
 Accidents
CHILDREN ULTRA MODERN'
Old-F ashioned Boys and Girls Are Notably
 Absent

CHICAGO, March S.-Maybe there be barefoot boys who chew tobacco and struggle to school with fishing tackle flung over sunburned shoulders Maybe there be. But no one in Chi cago knows it.
 Every day more and more children here are going to their three R's in taxicabs. This was revealed by sta tistics that virtually substantiated the widespread claim that Chicago is Americas worst city for motor car deaths. There were sixty-three killed by February 6.
 One company has IF standing or ders for a taxicab morning and even- ing to carry some child to and from school. The number is increasing every day. In anticipation of great CT clientele, the corporation dispatches different driver each day, so all may learn to care for children.
 An official of the company said the practice began three years ago, when city folk became alarmed at the growth in automobile accidents.
 The few anxious mothers who re- sorted to the taXicabs so their chil- dren would not be compelled to cross dangerous streets spread an idea among others who could afford it.
 Tauuht "Modern Ideals"
 Most of these taXistudents, all be- tween the ages of six and ten years, live on or near the North Side "Gold Coast" In this section of Chicago's ern living from birth. Maybe you think they go on the Sabbath to Sun day Schools with shining nickels for the poor box and faces and souls no less shiny. Then you're wrong. Their mothers and fathers, worn out by Sat urday night dinner dances and the full of nickels into the small fists of Kenneth and Maybelle, not for the poor box, but for the automat slots There the twentieth century fledgling buys it's baked apple and oatmeal with cream.
 "Quick Eats" Popular
 This automat, incidentally, of the kind usually confined to districts where appetities are in a hurry and not very choice, Caught on" with the elite of Sheridan road and Wilson avenue overnight. Until after mid night it is thronged, some of it's pa irons in evening dress. Out for a lark, you know.
 Wilson avenue is a wilderness Of restaurants, beauty shops, dressmak- ers' places, music stores, delicates- sens and other establishments that go with modern living. There is not one old-fashioned meat market where an old-fashioned wife could buy an old-fashioned inch steak. If she could, what would she do with it in an apart ment hotel-fry it in the phonograph? It's great life, but death to the | bankroll.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-03-08
DOCTOR PREDICTS BIG
 MEDICAL STRIDES SOON

DEFIANCE, Ohio, March S,-Predic- tion that the next few years will wit ness the conquering of many more hu- man ills, just as malaria, typhoid and other afflictions have been conquered by medical science, is made by Dr. r. B. Newcomb, local physician, referring to the development of serums during the last 20 years.
 Modern medical practice, which has almost entirely within the last 40 years, is responsible for in creasing the average length of life from Il to 27 years, Dr. Newcomb said.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-03-08

If you change your address, do lot notify the carrier boy-report your new address to the office.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-03-08
STAR POST OFFICE

PERU, h., March S.-The local post office is rated as the best revenue maker of it's class in the United States Revenue in the month of Jan- uary alone amounted to $13,00O. With in the last five years revenue at the Peru office has risen from $500 a month to as high as $15,000.
, 1923-04-07

Drink Hill Crest ans feel your best.
This sparkling spring water will put
a spring in your step and a,body full
OF pep. Phone 1151 today. Delivered
TO your door in one and five gallon
bottles.
, 1923-04-07
SON IS
RACE OFFICIAL
Foster Son of Late Buffalo
Bill to Help Manage
"Pony Express"

DENVER, Colo, April Johnny
Baker OF Denver. foster son of the
late Col. William F. Codf, buffalo
Bid, has been appointed a vice presi.
lent of the association promoting the
Mark Twain memorial pony express
ace from st. Joseph. Mo-. to San
Francisco next September. according
to announcement made by James d.
Phelan. former United States senator
from California. in San Francisco. Mr..
Phelan is president of the association.
The pony express race is to com
memorate the old days when hat was
the principal means Of transporting
mail. express and passengers between
st. Joseph and the far west.
The vice presidents of the associa-
ton include Charles Waddles, presi-
dent OF the st. Joseph Chamber Of
Commerce; W. r. Stubs. former gov
ernor of Kansas; Gov. Charles r.
Mabey. and Emett Boyle. former gov
ernor OF Nevada
Members of the executive committee
include. DR.. W. NJ. Jardine, presi
dent of the Kansas Agricultural col
lege at Manhattan; A U. Mayfield.
president of the Denver Ad club;
Courtney Riley Cooper, Idaho Springs
Colo. magazine writer; Preston G. Pet
erson, chairman of the Utah road com
mission; z. A Ueberrhein. st. Joseph.
Mo-; Col. C. II. Moore and j. C. Dur
ham. Reno. New. and w. S. Good
win, Lovelock. New.
, 1923-04-07
World Results
By Leased Wire
SHELBY STILL
AFTER MATCH
Offers Jack Dempsey $780,
600 to Meet Tommy Glib
bons on July 4.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, April 10y
The Associated Press. Jack Demp-
sey. worlds champion heavyweight
pugilist. has been made a bonafide
offer Of 5000 900 I meet Tommy Glib
bons of st. Paul in a 15-round bout to
a decision at Shelby. Mont, on July
4, according to Mike Collins. Minneap
oils boxing promoter, and Eddie Kane,
Gibbons manager. who arc in Mil
waukee.
According to Collins and Kane,
$3.50, 900 Is already in a bank in Mon
tana. Dempsey has been informed
Collins said tonight. that $4,000 will
lie turned over to him upon his sig
. nature of the articles; snothe- $a'..UtO
will lie deposited IN a Montana bank
TO be paid Dempsey III rase the fight
docs not go through. and that the
c~hainiron would be paid s1po.0no -
hours lrior to his entering the ring
for the contest.
Jack Rearns. Dempsey's manager,
has asked Collins to grant him q few
days to consider the proposition. &C
cording to the promoter.
inject me at the Smokehouse."
, 1923-04-07
First IN NeUs
OF All EDents

The Kansas City team had a five
man machine almost perfect in the
short pass system. that Tilden Chi
cago) credited as being n Of the
fastest teams entered. could not stop.
The score was Kansas City Al and
Tilden 2S.
New Trier. the second Chicago dis
trict team to go into the final round
before the semi-finals. couldn't go the
pace set by tho fast Charleston team
and lost. 3S to 22.
, 1923-04-07
Malone Wells
Bout Is Assured

ST. PAUL. MINI. April 7.-Biem-
bers Of the Equal Rights league who
obtained an injunction in Minneapolis
restraining tho Minnesota. boxing
commission from licensing any box
ing contests until a rule prohibiting
mixed bouts is eliminated. announced
today that they will make no effort
to prevent the bout between Jock
Malone and Bermondsey Wells here,
or April 10.
A license for the Malone-werls
bout was issued before the Equal
Rights league. a negro organization,
secured the injunction.
Meet me at the Smokehonse."
, 1923-04-07

The classy Illinois five picked to go
into the finals tonight won the game
II the last three seconds OF play on a
field goal by Behr, Rockford left for
ward.
Today's first game at ESQ o'clock.
was regarded by fans as one of the
most important OF h tournament,
bringing together two teams that
have shown exceptional merit in the
elimination rounds, Rockford. Ill.
, 1923-04-07

Shooting.
Arkansas State trapshooting tour.
nament. at Texarkana.
Polo.
Southwestern States championship
tournament. at San Antonio.
University of Nebraska vs.. Undver
sity of California, at Berkeley.
Annual Auto City Marathon Of
Irlsh-American A c.. at Detroit.
Meet me at the Smokehouse."
Why pay more when you can bu,
for less at Graham Shields FurniturI
Co., 1873 E. Second.
, 1923-04-07
TO CANDIDATES

All active non-prize winning contestants
will receive 20 per cent commission on all
the money they turn into the campaign de-
partment.
It must be remembered, however, that candidates
must remain active to participate in this cast. commits
sion. At least one subscription each week is required
from every active contestant.
, 1923-04-07

meet me at the smokehOuse."
, 1923-04-07

meet me at the smokehou.c."
, 1923-04-07

and Charleston, s. c. Those two
teams were picked as the class of the
forty entrants.
Out OF the two games today will
emerge tho two teams that will bat
tie for tho tournament title tonight
a 0 o'clock. Tho losers win play at
s o'clock for third place. The pair.
ings for the semi-finais are Rock.
ford VS.. Charleston, $50 p. m Mus
kegon va. Kansas City dSans.) 4 p. m
, 1923-04-07

BatteresNHoyt. Jones and Hon
man; Vance. schrieber and Deberry.
Taylor.
, 1923-04-07

Meet me at the smokehouse."
, 1923-04-07
-FOUR TEAMS BATTLE TODAY FOR
CHANCE IN BASKETBALL FINALS
Muskegon Eliminates Usage and Rockford Noses
Out Westport High in Close Games at
Chicago University Tournament.

CHICAGO, April 1.-Two teams went into the s~emi-fnals
of the University of Chicago national invitation basketball
tournament with exceedingly narrow margins, the Muskegon
(Mich) team yesterday eliminating the fast quintet of the
Usage Qowa) high by a score of &c to rs, and Rockford
Gllinoisl Debating Westport High. Kansas City. 26 to "a.
, 1923-04-07

Nebraska State champion tourna-
ment opens at Lincoln.
Bench Show.
Annual show of Interstate Collie
Club, at Philadelphia.
Annual show OF Flint Kennel Club,
at Flint. Mich.
Coli.
United North and South amateur
champions closes at Ptnehurst.
Basketball.
National interscholastic tourna'
ment. at University OF Chicago.
, 1923-04-07

Why pay nor Buy your bed room
furniture at Graham Shields Furri-
ture Co.. where prices arc less.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-20

Recnik: "Tyto poi'adky
jsou neudrz.telne. A ia budu
tax dlouho do nich busit -"
Jeden z posluchacu: AZ
Sc doStanete n6kam ke Zlabu."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-20
VCERA BYLO POHNANO
PRED SOUD 1O6 "RY-
CHLOJEZDCU.

Ida Sc, ze nejprisnejsi "a
krocovani proti rus;telum ma
fizeni 0 rychlt jlzd6, nepoma-
hail neb pred soudcem Silber-
tenn Sc vGera tisnilo l06 vinni-
XII krone Sc jinych prestupni-
XII, kterl sc provinili proti au-
tomobiloyym pfedpisum jinym
Zpusobem.
Nejhure dopadl Richard
Thompson, 2341 vych. 43. ul.,
jenz zatcen byl pro rychlou j.
zdu ma vych. %. ul. Wood
land ave-, ale ke vsemu Sc do
pustil jeSte toho neroZumu, re
policistovi nablzel $500, ably
jako udani neucinil. Zaloba
pro podplaceni uredni osoby
sice nan nebyla podana, ale
Thompson, jenz jest cerno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-20
SOUD PRO STRAVO-
VANf PISA.

Pfistl pondeli projednavana
bude okresniho soudu zaji-
mava zaloba. Slecna K. +
kaylorova, l415 vych. 118. ul
zaluje pozustalost po zemre
lem Fl. L. Chisholmovi O ma.
hradu 1865 "a board posky
tovany psovi. V rijnu roku
1913 dial psa Foxyho Chisholm
v oSetrovanl zminene slecne
lelikoz Sc vydal ma cesty pc
oricntu a sllb;l vsechny vvlohA
zaplatiti. Slibu nemohl pal
dostati proto - ze zemrel. De
dicove zdrahaii Sc platiti
pravl, ze Kaylorova nema n;
odmenu prava. Ovsem mus
vyckatl, CO vypraVovat! budol
svedci, hlavnl syedek Foxy az
ci toho mnoho Il soudu vykla
dat nebude.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-20
CLEVELAND DOSTANE PRY
NOVOU ZEBRU.

Ia zebru, jez nasledkem tou
ny po domove zdejSim ma
Sem Brookside parku 81 zouta
la a "v sebevrazednem" ilmy
slu 81 sama o sloup pio.n roz.
bila hlavu, dostane pry Cleve-
land nahradu. Pomocny ridi-
tel Bronx parku, w. r. Blair,
kdyz uslysel 0 clevelandske
"tragedii' byl pry Ma "mekko'
a slibil zaslati zvire jine, IA
ktere by Cleveland neudelal
sebevrazedny DOZEN.
kdyz slysel mayor Kohler
Zpravu, podrbal sc ia uchen,
ale prec .len pravil, ze by me
sto move zvire koupllo, lako
tento - kdyby Blair neco sle-
vii, bude-li tento poyolneisl,
MONA dost, re Sc strakatym
tim jednokopytnlkem y nasi
proslavene Zoologicke zahrade
jil tohoto leta setkame.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-20
PREBORNfCIV TANCI MNO.
Il Sc JAkO HOUBY
PO DESTI.
Ncvy rekord 80 hodin v kole.

Slava sampionatu V tanci po-
doba Sc zivotu jepiclmu, TAX
posledni rekord docilila jista
, Jenny Curry, jez vydrzela Y
kole iiz 80 hodin a 10 minut.
Ovsem Sc nejedna pr vsem
tom Sileni vlastne tanec V
pravem slova smyslu, neb j.
ste chozeni die hubby. Poctiyy
va!cik neb naSi polku sotva by
kdo vydrzel kolik dni tanc;ti.
ianiz by vypustil dust, lak Sc
stale vcera V North Tonawan-
de, N. Y, 27-letemu Homerovi
Morehouseovi, NJ jenz padl mr.ev
k zemi ranen srdeCni mrtyici,
kdyz byl nesmyslny ten sport
provoZoyal po 70 hod!n.
Vcera patrala policie po zlo
myslnlkovi. ktery meZi Zavod-
mi taneGnlky tancilrne George
Dance Palace 1O6O9 Superior
ave. nahazel We stredu noe
rozmelnene papriky, kterol
by sc malem zadusilo jedno ro
be, ktere zyedava mama wa
la sebou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-20
MOVE PLYNOVE P0DMfNKY PLATl
Cd 10. CERVNA.
TAKE MOVE ZADOSTI O PLYNO.
merry BUDOU VYRIZOVANY.
KOMPROMISNf ORDINANCE PODEPSANA
MAYOREM.

stvrZenim velice opatrm6 Sc
urednlku ma VSe vyptal, poSta-
raj sc obyvatele, kterl poda-
Ii zadost 0 plyn, ale tato neby-
la vyrlZovana pro nejistotu ply
move situace, .ak pravili "a
stupci spolecnosti. TAX pred
kladal mayor jednu otazku ia
druhou al konecne pode-
psal samoplnlcim perem,
ktere mu lined nabldl jeden z
novinafskych referentu. - Po
tomto "historickem" okamziku
vyslovil Kohler uznani a diky
uzSimu vyboru, jemuz patri ia
sluha, re obyvatelstvo znepo-
kojujici krise konecne byla cd
stranena. Podobny kredit do
stal i radni IA prvni wal'du l..
G. Schooley, Glen zmln6neho
vyboru, jenz spolu mayorem
a pravnim fiditelem Lambem
volili pro pfijeti kompromisu,
kdezto "rebelanti'' Marshall a
Damn volili proti. Phi tom
fekl mayor v6tu: "Kdyhy ne
bylo Schooleye a jeho hlasn.
nebylo by docileno srozum6ni
a plynova krise by strasila je-
ste nyni."
Ma to odeslal pOdepsanou or
dinanci m6stskemu klerkOvi a
porouceje Sc cele spolecnosti,
pocal vyrizovati dalsi cbecni
zalezitosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-20
CLEVELAND BYL Wy.
NECHAN.
Bakulnva druzina nerrijede
PRIV do naseho mesta.

Ones rano bvlo nam sdelenc
pi. Olgou Meckesovou od A.
morickeho Cerveneho kfizc
ze Bakulova druzina neprije-
de do Clevelandu, Y kteremzto
snyslu zdejsi ufadovna Cerve-
ntho Krize obdrzela vyroZ-
uneni z Washingtonu.
kdyz prvne oznamena me-
eta, v nichz mela druzina Ba-
kulova vystoupiti, nebyl mezl
mimi Cleveland, ale pozdeji, Y
obslrnem naCrtu cele amerlcke
ccsty uvedeno, ze prijede dc
naseho m6sta a ZdrZl sc Zde
22. a %. kvetna. Podle vseho
vsak program Znova poZm6nen
a vynechan nejen Cleveland
ale take Detroit. iak nam pi
Meckesova sdelila.
Vynechanim dvou Il nejvet
Slch NEST V Americe, z nichZ y
obou mimo to jsou slime osady
cesk koslovenske 80 v Clevelan
du po Chicago nejvetvi A
merice - sta!a Sc chyba dou
fame, re podniknuty budol
kroky, ably byla napravena
dali sc to jeSte dociliti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-20

Y pfitomnosti ufednikn The
East Ohio Gas Co. a nekterych
novinaru podepsal vcera ma
yor Fred Kohler mir, jak Wy
jadren byl stfedecni na mi
moradnem zasedani mestske
rady piljate plynove ordinan-
ci. Podpisem zakonGen byl
vlastne boj trvajlci po TIL roxy
IA ktereho snad neminu!o dnc
ably nebylo mem bud psano
v novinach neb debatovano ma
schuzich ruznych celnejsich
verejnych organisaci.
Spofivy mas mayor pozval
ma odpoledne presidenta ply
narny NIB. Dalyho, mistopre-
sidenta, soucasne generalniho
Tditele r. w. Gallaghera a
snazil Sc jeste pred samym po-
depsanim ma Mich "vyzdfmati"
n6ktere ustupky We proapech
obyvatelstva. Ale odepfei, $
tvrZenim, re dnesnimi podmln-
kami utlacena jest plynarna
az X plaGi = chudinka.
Vcerejsim podpisem mayo
rovym nabyva ordinance pray
nj moci jiz dine 90. kvetna, ale
.ak oznamili oba ufednici The
East Ohio Gas Co. zapocne spo
lecnost Gtenim plynomeru
die noveho cenniku teprvc az
10. cervna. Fred Kohler pred
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-20
CINNOST CHI. Fl. HUBBELLA
NAZVANA OBTEZOVANfM.

Propadly kandidat mayor
stvi Charles II. Hubbell, jehoz
snahy, "a kazdych okolnostl, J,
lid ma svon vzacnou osQbu u
poZornoNati, pusobi vice komi-
cky nez-li yazne, hodla pokra-
covati "A sblrati podpisy ma
plynove referendum dale. Gin
most jeho pax naZvana byla
pravnlm iiditelem Lambem
pouhym verejnym obtezoya-
MIN. Hubbel tvrdi, ze sc mu
"jiSte' podari dnes jiz mestem
prijate podminky jeste snlziti,
jest ovsem otazkou, zda jeho
tvrzeni na.lde viry.
Ultra dam obeh petice pro
referendum kompromisni or
dinanci. Nevlm sice, jak to
dopadne, ale delam tax proto,
re myslim domnenl, re ma
byti lidu dovoleno, ably tuto O.
ltazku odhlasoval."
TAX as mi Hubbelloyon pro
hlaseni, jehoz spasovita "hodi.
nova kandidatura ma mayor.
lstvl dosud lest cerstye pane
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-20
''SvET"

chem, proto. ze jiz pro ty5
pfestupek byl jiz jednou tire.
stan, odsouzen ma 20 dni dc
robotarny Il k nahradf soud-
Mich utrat.
Ma vych. 36. ul. a Woodland
ave. ujlZdela 31-leta Vera Sta
vicka, 10630 Woodland ave.
rychlosti 80 mil IA hodinu, n.y.
nj musl vSak V robOtarne pose
chati plnych sest dni a k tomu
jeste zaplatiti $50 soudnich
vyloh.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-20
UKRADENE VLADNf CEKO.
VNf BLANKETY

Vladni agent tajne sluzby
pozadal vcera k veceru zdeisi
policii, ably Sc poohledla po zlo
deli, ktery baralSach V CO.
lumbus ukradl 48 nevyplne-
nych vladnlch ceku. Deset fal-
sifikatu vesmes znejlclch na
castky po $4,000 bylo liz ia.
skafem udano Y raznychh zde,
slch bankach. Blankety odci
zene mali serlove oznacenl oo
38466 do 38513,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-20
AKADEMIE RADU E.. S. P. S
ZIZkA, cESTf BRATRf
A CLARK.

Az dosud zde y poslednich
letech fady c. S. P. S. svou Gin
most vykonavaly jedin6 We W.
fizovani Obchodnlch zalezito-
ST, agitacni schuze a n6kdy j
tanec, vZdor tomu, ze meZi
6leny radu je dosti schopnych
bratri, kteri pi.i dobr6 vuli a
trochu obGtavosti, mohou pek-
ny program pro pouGeni "a
bavu pro nasi verejnosti pfi-
praviti.
Bratfi sestry fadu Zizka,
Cesti Bratri Clark sc pokus;-
Ii, ably die nejlepslch schopno-
stl upravili program, ktery by
byl dusevnim pozitkem pro sta
re i mlade.
Novinkou bude jednoaktov-
ka pod maven "Ucel Jednoty
c. S. P. s., ktera pro tn aka
demii byla sepsana, ktere Sc
lici vzor spolehliveho 1rednika
dale MIN sympatisujlci
manzelka touhy mladika a
divky, stati Sc cleny te Jedno.
| ty. Kazdy rad by mohl pr
slavnosti neb jine udalosti Pre-
agitaci pusobivy DEF sehrati.
Zalezi nyni na bratrich a Sc
strach i sirsi verejnosti, ably
hojnOu navStevOu obatave Gin.
novniky odm6n;li a povzbudili
tax aby NELL opet ochotu o pek
my program pro sirsi verejnost
sc postarat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-08
TO BUILD NEW
DENTAL OFFICE

J. w. Wheeler, vice president OF
West & Wheeler is erecting a brick
building on the west side OF 18th
ave. N. between Harrison and Re.
publican SITS, ~hich viii be known as
4o5 Fifteenth Avenue North. The
building is to be occupied by DR.. O.
Jensvold. Seattle dentist. II IS be.
ing equipped with all the running
water connections. numerous cleo
trical outlets, air connections, gas.
etc, which are now modern dental
office equipment necessities.
According 10 DIR. Jensvold. his
mind was influenced In having this
building erected for him so as TO com.
bat the growing complaint of dentists
downtown offices brought about thru
the density OF automobile traffic and
the almost impossible parking con.
veniences. II is predicted that more
and more dental offices win be erect
ed in the residence districts as Seat.
Tie grows and the Inconvenience of
getting 10 and from the downtown
offices magnifies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-08
BUSINESS LOTS
FEATURE SALES
Four Unimproved Properties
Bring $4,000

Announcement h made by Henry
Frederick Inc. OF the sale during
the past week OF four parcels OF un-
Improved business property. The
northwest corner of Eighth ana
Stewart was sold for Mru. Anna Del.
lafleld Doycy TO Mr. George A.
Purdy. This piece has a frontage OF
100 feet on stewart n. and 90 feet
on Eighth ave.
Tho second parcel II the southwest
corner Of Second ave. and Bianch.
ard which was sold for The Bank
for Savings 90 Ray Hyatt,
Another transaction WIS the sale
OF the southeast corner OF 10th ave.
n - and n Goth st. whercon viii
be- Immediately erected $4,000
motion picture thsaier
In tho tairs o. unlmproyed prop.
critics during this period by Henry
nfodcriek. Inc Ia the sale by Gnir
Realty Co. of which Mrs. r.. y.
Sweeney h president. OF the north,
west conner OF First ave, s. and Han.
ford n with "a frontage Of so feet
on First ave. and iio feet on Han
ford a.
According 10 Henry Brodonck.
Inc. the financial consideration 10.
VOWED In the sales of these parcels
Is approximately $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-08
Foreign Conditions
Reviewed ay q. =. Departments
OF Commerce

Latin American cables 10 the de.
parturent OF commerce show distinct
Improvement in Chile with Increased
exports OF copper. nltrates. wool and
hides. Increased imports. and active
building operations. but little change
in other countries.
Continued depreciation Of ex.
change has affected Brazilian i'm.
port markets. but domestic indus.
tries arc fairly active.
Exchange conditions have also al.
fcctod Argentine imports. but have
stimulated exports from that coun.
try.
Some Improvement is noted in tho
cotton markets OF Peru and in
Bolivian mining Industries. other.
wise general trade in THESE two
countries and in Venezuela is slow.
Labor troubles are reported from
Bolivia; in other countries the labor
situation is apparently normal. tx.
cept in Chile. where shortage of
workmen is indicated.
a Calcutta cable reports favorable
rains and good crop prospects, with
money easy. and some revival OF
import markets tho Che cotton goods
demand continues duh.