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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-20
DOCTOR ANTONIO REYES

Desde hace algunos dias Sc encuen-
ira en- esta Ciudad ell notable profe-
sional, doctor don Antonio Reyes, des-
pues de haber residido ejerciendo SUI
profession en- Estados Unidos con bri-
lantisimo aprovechamiento.
Ell Doctor Reyes retorna al pals, des
pu6s de doce afios y con una luminosa
ejecutoria de cirujano, a entregarse
por complete a la practica de la me-
dicina = cirugia. Ocho amos de conti-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-20
DR.. Polanco Gonzalez
ofrece Consultas exclusivamente
para ninos de / 8 p. m. en- su
consultorio, San Francisco 70.
Tel. 1446
VORAZ INCENDIo EN-
ADJUNTAS

En- Adiuntas Sc desarrollo un vio-
lento incendio ell cual destruyo ell edi-
ficio de la alcaldia, la carcel muni-
cipal y la planta electrical, sufriendo
ademas danos considerables la Igle-
sia Catolica " una casa pertenecien-
te a la sonora viuda de Nepomuceno
Flores. Sc ignoran las causas que
originaron este formidable incendio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-20
A Los susesIproREs DE
MUNDo" EN- PENUELAS

MUNDo" EN- PEEUELAS
Hagoles saber por medic de este avt-
so que no entregare los peri6dicos-de
los cuales yo soy agente-fiado, por mas
de una semana; para asi evitar trastor-
1.os en- la venta Y poder hacer las L.
g1idaciones a la Administrator de los
peri6dicos, a su debido tempo.
R. PASTOR sEGARRA,
AGENTE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-20
ACcIDENTE AUToMovILIsTA

En- la carretera de Bayam6n, el
nino Libertad del Vale quien Sc ha-
bfa montado en- la parte posterior
de un vehfculo que guiaba Manuel
Rivera, tuvo la desgracia de caerse
al empedrado recibiendo un fuerte
golpe EN- la cara.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-20
LA sITUAccIoN DE LOS DIvERSOs
NEGocIos EN- EE. UU.

Informe concise recibido por cable
del National City Bank, Nueva York:
Dinero a la vista: 4 3-4; cerr6. aver
a cinco por ciento.
Acciones: Irregular. Mas actividad
en- ell negocio. n
Algod6n: No ha cambiado cast na-
da; los precios Han bajado un POGO.
Azdcar: Pocas ventas. crudo ha sufri
do una pequefiae aebaja. .
Cereales. No ha cambiado.
Negocios en- general: en- calma.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-20
SILVESTRE FEIJOo
PYacticanto

En- su domiciIio, Monjas No. 2,
trabaia de 81 profession todos los
dias de 9 a IL A. M. y de 3 8
p. M. Tel. SIS verde. Apartado
GOT, San Juan. P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-20

LAS ALMORRANAS Sc Gu
RAN EN- 6 a ii DIAS. UNGUEN-
TO PAZO las cura, va sean simples,
sangrantes, externas cons picax6n.
La primera aplicaci0n da aliViO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-20
VINO TINTo CON sIFoN"
nELoREs AzIEcAs,

Disco Victor tocado por la Or
questa International a tempo de
bale. No dele de oirIo.
Sanchez Morales s. Co., Inc.
(La Casa que vende 10 Meior)
San Juan Ponce Mayaguez
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-20
UNA AVANZADA DE LA UNION
sALDRA PARA WASHINGTON


Residente, Hon. Felix C6rdova Davila,
quien les espsrara en- Nueva York,
Positivamente, Sc ignora Ia fecha del
embarque de dichbs funcionariOs. pero
en- los circulos politicos, Sc cree qne de
no ser ell dia 80 del actual, sera ALA
para ell seis del entrante.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-20
Veridica historic de Pancho Villa

mo7ihles sus pohres rstinas trrbiss
entoncss ilora todavfa poT s. madre y
las lzgTtmas empapan las mellllas re-
cias, como isgrimss dc mu1er y iagri-
mas de niao.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-20
yONT1NUAcIoN
EEo DEL cOafPADEE
UREISA


escapado con suerts de IL
z.a bala disparada en- su con
rozado, pero no 10 ha debili-
mas minimo el amino. Ha
uevo al campo. Y tendido en-
la cabeza inclinada sobre
ha repasado voluptuosamen-
. y Sc ha detenido a meditar
uturo.
llama Pancho Villa. Ha adop
POGO ese nombre para evitar
aciones judiciales en- que SO
avuelto con su nombre auten-
n DO Arrange, pOr el robo de nn
|St9IIa muerte de Rogue Casta-
luevo nombre-el 10 sabe-
do a hacerse popular. En- la
gnaciO PARA todos 10 respe-
Ansideran. Pero, Eacaso PARA
manera tan tirano como los
quienes blasfema ell propio
jorobado Los subordina
ra desconocen los peligros a
puja su jefe, y del fruto de
s6lo PARA dispone. La voz
IS miembros de la cuadrilIa
es Ofda, nj mucho menos
lstante villa acaricia La idea
,on aQuella organization abb
sobre PARA ext
dopte una actitud en- armo-
- que, supone, anhelan todos.
a jefe, en- una palabra. Que
uno y 10 de uno sea para
en' prOp6sito retorna villa al
cs banda y expone su pensa-
nt0arra.
Ia ede en- este instante nquidar
azo al atrevido. Villa const1-
a amenaza en- forma, y Pa
- lOmbrc que escuche impasi-
m@nazss. Sin embargo, Ell jefe
poi. A1go-quiza La mtrada in
de Villa--le DONNA y 10
so
dfa 9iguiente, de labios del
"a, recibe villa I'M anuncio
ne su .nsGre Sc encuentra gra-
Ella en- este punto Que es un
y PARA para alejar a villa.
n duda una suposici6n cuer-
fazonada. Pero he aqui 10
la saliva a todo correr dis
y lsiderables y llega q Santa
erhcho familiar. Es defdia, hay
del as GALES, y NADIA detiene al
.eht lila Sc comprende persegui-
,oe, justicia, mas ell profrmdo
nadre enferma triunfa sobre
avilaciones.
c"cia no importa. La prisi6n
Lo que importa es
= Z beso materno, quiSa el Ill
materno.
's Ia casa de villa hay mu-
os. villa Sc arroja de su
So aproxima a las puertas,
par en- par.s
taculo pavoroso le eriza los
81
d ombres levantan I'M ataild.
Q la GAIA lloran sus dos her
iciElnden Ia niirada en- Ell suelo
.s.ssrmanos pequefos. villa 10
--todo y cae de rodillas. Una
anza por Ell cuello y una voz
, a la realidad:
Kiste bandido!
nontaiioso. ell villa salvaje,
vatico, Sc yergue iracundo y
los, con los dientes, con las
ija y derrmba su aprehen
e cerca la gente; hay otros
idarmes en- torno. Villa de-
a pistola Y dispara al aire,
res, a los arboles, a los inu-
vms parties. Sc siembra FL pa
AZ Oliid es abandonado en- TERRA
60 alcanza su caballo y otra
Ide Ia fuga.
fes crece la aureola. A los
dos del pueblo, aquel hom-
anita como una aparici5n fan
mo un predestinado extra.
81 infeliz Sc tiende a llorar
rama en- los alrededores de
q predestinado extra-huma-
.grimas en- los ojos como las
como los nifos. X esas Ia
sn una rcfexi6n. a villa: IA
Al al lado de Para?
IA GER hueuo y ser hourado FL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-20

Final de "El Hijo del FilibusserO".
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-24
BLIND ADS"

In order to make it easier to reply to blind" or keyed" advertisement, The Age-Herald will accept replies over the tele- phone and place the memoran- dum in the advertisers answer box.
 If you wish to answer an ad- vertisement in this way, simply phone Main 4900 and ask for Classified Department. Give the young lady the message you wish delivered to the advertiser and she will do the rest. Simple enough, chi
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-24
Want a Room?

Let The Age-Herald Classified Department help you out. We keep on file list of all our reg ular advertisers who have rooms, apartments or board and can save you 8 lot of steps by directing you to just what you want
 This is just one of ths many things The Age-Herald is doing to secure more results for ad- vertisers and better service to readers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-24
Nov. 17-24, Dec. 1-s-15.
Notice to Contractors

Sealed bids will be received by the City Council. Fairfield, Ala at the Mayor $ office Fairfield, 7:30 D. m., Dec 6, 1893. and at that time publicly opened for con- sderation.
 The length of road to be constructed or improved is ago feet and the principal items of work are approximately as fol- lows:
 Three hundred and seventy (S70O) cubic yards common excavation; 1.025.0 square yards concrete base With 2-inch asphalt surface; 2s5.0 square yards side walk 675.0 lineal feet C. C. and Ct; 75.0 linaeI feet l5-ineh double strength T. C. pipe. inlets for 15-inch pipe.
 Plans and specifications are on file in tke office of the City Engineer.
 Any additional information may be~se- cured from the City Engineer Fairfie d Alabama. V
 The right to reject any or all bids fsste- served. Cash or certified check for five hundred tS560) dollars made payabls' Co the Treasurer of City of Fairfield, iiust accompany each bid as evidence of good faith and as guarantee that if awarded contract, the bidder will execute the con- tract and give bond required
 $. w. CALuWELL,q
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-24
LEGALS
Notice of Special Meeting of Stockholders. Common and Preferred, of the Birming- ham Water Works Company.

Birmingham, Ala, Nov F, 1923. Notice is hereby given that a special meeting of the stockholders of the Blr- ming ham Water Works Company will be held at the principal office of the com pany, No. 2114 First avenue in the Cftv of Birmingham, Jefferson County. Ala bama, on the 18th uay et December 1923. at D m., for the following purposes:
 l. To consider and take action upon the following recommendations of it's Board of Directors:
 (a) To increase it's authorized capital stock from three million, twenty-nfns thousand, seven hundred dollars (SSO29- 7OO) to eight million, twenry-nine thou sand, seven hundred dollars (SB.02g 7O0I such increase amounting to five million dollars t$5,000,000) to be preferred stock. consisting Of fifty thousand l50 .00O) shares of the par value of one hundred dollars tS1OO) each, having the rights powers privileges and limitations of the present authorized preferred stock of the com panyi(
 (b) If such increase of preferred stock Of Directors of the company to issue such stock from time to time, upon the ap- proval and consent of 6he Alabama Public Service Commission, in such amounts and upon such terms and subject to such conditions and for such considerat ton not less than par, as the Board of Directors of the company shall determine.
 ?. To consider and take actlQn upon any and all other matters which may properly come before such meeting.
 By order of the Board of Directors.
 (Signed) T. B. DAVIS,
 Secretary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-24
Notice of Stockholders Meeting <

The regular annual meeting of 4Nhl stockholders of the Alabama Home Bufld ing and Loan Association will be hel6' the' office of the Association, 2026 Frrs Avenue. Birming ham, Ala. on Tuesda 7 December IS, 1928. at 12 noOn for th purpose of elecung dierctors and trans acting such other business may com before a regular meeting,
 H. M. ROBERTSON,
 President.
 w " NJ ROBERTSON-s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-24
HresldeHf. W. V. M. ROBERrSON.
 General Manager.
Notice of Stockholders Meeting z,

The regular annual meeting of khe stockholders of the Alabama Home Mort gage Company will be held at tho office of the Company. 2026 First Avenue Bir- mingham, Ala, on Tuesday December IS, 1928, at p, m, for the purpose of elect ing directors and transacting such other business as may come before regular meeting. W. " M. ROBERTSON,a as
 Presidefit
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-24

LET ME show you the best SIS suits and
 overqoats in ths city. You save ss" Marc Link.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-24
ROOMS AND BOARD
HoUsEKEEPTNG ROOMS s
NORWOOD

7TH AVE-, N, 2112-Hoom and kltche
 doWnatAlra; adulta only.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-24

BUILDING MATERIAL
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-24
MERCHANDISE
AUTICIES FOR SALE

BOOK BARGAIN-If there ever was one
 in fine books. I have complete set of Q. Henrys and Harvard Classics; fine binding, absolutely unsoiled; owner must dispose at once, so will sell for only mere fraction of the original cost, or will ex- change for anything that can be readily transported. Write at once, C-5b, care Age Herald.
 "LADD BAUXITE' fire brick, fire clay.
 Fort Payne, Ala. Lasts twice as long. You do the work once
 sToyEs--1 vesta gas stove, ss; coal
 range, $12.5O good condition: sacrifice for quick sale. 1908 2d Ave, West End.
 BUSINESS EQ UIPMENT z4 ERATORS-Complete stock for
 grocers, markets. restaurants, tnstitu- tons. florists and residences; also Hobart electric mills. Call or write McCary Refrigerator Co, 2O14 9th Ave. Main 6064 SCALES (no springs). cash reg
 isters showcases, iron safes. ice boxes butchers coolers, meat choppers Sou. Store Fixt. Co. 2o21 5th Ave. Main 6128. MULTIGRAPH MACHINE-For sale, with
 printing attachment and electric motor ; first-class condition, very reasonable price. 507 American Trust Bldg. Phone Main ozo
 WALL CASE-Ten foot second-h wall
 case Birmingham Store Equipment Go. Main s71s.
 rUYWg
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-24

COAL LANDS FOR SALES. F of N. E.
 A. S. {. T. IT. R. 6 w. F. S., in Ala bama: also 124 acres in Stearns coal field
 on K. & T. railroad, McCray County, ken- lucky; 2 vein high grade coal drift. Phone Ensley 47 or write 5o9 18th St., Ensley,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-24
EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

RAPHER-Permanent opening for
 young lady who is rapid on machine; not necessary to be efficient in shorthand; sal ary S13 a week to start. Apply in person today. 221 N. 2Oth St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-24

MUSltAL tNs1H MENlS SA
 
 PIANOS-Organs player pianos. phono- graphs and record at bargain prices Write If you can't call, and save money SAxOPHONE--For sale, Conn Melody saxophone gold plated, with case brand new; rare bargain. Phone Main SSH. VICTR6LA--For sale, S250 victrola for 4la6 cash. with records Phone Main
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-24
SWAP

WATcH-Wm swap 17-JeweI Elsin watch,
 2O-year case. good condition. sor equal value in any of following; Good electric practic table, textbooks on chiropractics pendiculator. Have another watch and no Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-24
HOUsEHOLD GOODS

SAWMILL MACHINERY For sale at bargain prices, one No. 8 Wheland edger; one No. II Wheland car riage; one 9x12 Wheland twin engine; all in first class con dition. Persons Lumber Co., Yellow Pine, Ala. Y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
COAST BUILDING
REMAINS ACTIVE
Permits for Half Year Make
So Per Cent Gain

Thsi tbs Pacific cossi cities have
maintained ibsir ACTIVITY ia nsa
building construction iuttut tin
mauib sass psi Instead u respond
lHE 90 tbs customary rsasoHsi ln.
nusnre u reduction. Is shown ~
che monthly bmalar aunsY ~
a vs. Htraus s Co The ciiles N
ihs Coast gialss as whole. wesh,
inFian. o'sfon iosho. Utah. Sc.
Yada. Arizona esd California. report
tuns tund.us permits amounting 60
sa seq esHt over fhoss u June.
1852 ana PR cent oysr tboss ~
MaY ~ lhis yeat Previous Iins
naursa have uhualsr bah go
Fff abiY !aHef than flnaa ~ the
gre edlnE month rprY rufs frrau
total - So sEs.ff1 ~ hsa tHild
ine permits itsgsl during June iusi
elasra
As ramrarsd win flIis 81 ths
summary n ths rruaris mads tj
$50 elilea ihnaui tha rHHri States
showing ttai soc country Ha "a ahoiH
GAINED lH June haiidin4 permits 10
Hh Per rrHt ukFr june ~ 1898 iut
iost 20 80 fsnt in Hl rlspH sikh
siaY ~ itis Essf Tsfss M cities
frfaH a total n ist0 600 in nru
construction faf june in tbs fra-
sfsi naiiaHal survey ~ ~ Hlfaus
a 90 q 10 shprn Sizes ina Augstss
ranks Third in permits Tor june
brinE I'D puiT tY Nrs fefk ard
t1.iBsp. ana iitsi Kan Ffahfisro ana
bss'lir sFa amehs the ifstlas 81
Flusa 10th fnr June rp7afa and fnf
thsi nf ils frss haH ~ ibs1
california. ss piais. wpaftrl
luas tali9.HE permits amounting e.
- taf tFHg over gi6sa q Last June
aHi ini nsF eeni un6sr ihoss =
May ~ tlis fesf. e dtlts reporting
q 'otsi - tassa8 go Tao tiiris ~
'es California rfiNs hfW aa b.
rfvase atrF isi taHt asii aHs fourth
Hf them shaa Hn Increase ever
Mar TIE Haa Sfanraa lisF riiira
slau tff cent nFrF ssi tane ard
g tsf rfnt uteF Msq The f.os
Angeles eFaub n stqs ti,oa s. Per
cent asfF las Jaas aha Is ~ ersl
s89aF AtaY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
Foreign Service
Gaining Students

THAT foreign service il attracting
more college men Is evidenced BY
The Increasing number OF students
who arc taking courses IN this sub
ieci ~ ihc various universities IN
the United States During the
school year la2e.25 thcrc were Il. sos
students enrolled in these roug#cg
OF which number 4.aTs were iakins
them en- a major with tho idea u
choosing forciEnsctvice work as a
carer according Go the United
States Bureaus b Education.
These figures show an increase
81 Lgsa In tho total number OF
students enrolled in foreign srrvlco
courses, az compared with the pre.
ccdlng year aud On increase III 1851
ia tho numhef maiorinR in foreign.
service siudien During iaas.gs
COURSES in foreign service we're bc
Ing offered by So diffcrcnt~ colleges
and universities located In 81 dif.
tcrcnt states
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
Financial Flashes

Twenty inanstrials. SO o.. adj
vRne~d siA1. 20 rails Averages
fTpes. advance o. GENTS
Laudoa silver spot. 29f. cents fsg.
rrrs. 58ss New York SILVER. f5t.
Stewart. Warner It - undrgaipe1
that whss The directors meet July
% they will declare s. 80 extra tlvt
dsnt.
American Car and FOUNDRY selling
probably based on The fact that Tho
equipment business has reached SIS
peak for thu tins being.
Pan-Amer4caG Petroleum q Trans.
Fort Cos earnings are IN excess u
. year ago. Mexico produced more
than zoe. 900 barrels q OIL. Or az the
rata Of fssecs. 900 barrels per year
The supply Of copper gatat DE-
rnand II less than 700 900 900 pounds
20 that the expansion IA the demand
would 30 reflected IN tho sharp id
vance n Tho metal price.
Runiors again current inst ths
United states Is government Is about
70 announce the recognition Of Mex.
leo.
wEu Street took a cousfFue tive
yser~ o. Premier Hahiwtais spescb
Goodrich shows improvement IN
mechanical goods and footwear busts
ness SIX mouths incrsaao wers
tii.eea.0ae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
Two Third Avenue
Buildings Bought

Making s87e sgcanf transaction
thiH uvtk 90 81 completed On Thlgyi
asr - 80 psiFrhsae - Frank Mor-
90 ~ tbe igheilea hasel pfuperq
90 ,iae wesf ss4e q, Third ave 81 tast
sasl,h = assHttgn ~ Tlas IS shrae.
story and basement Gsiel ard store
biildlnE Tlse seller , G siiverssorc
nas rtsaven tsd ID this Transaction
- scott, Po1f. lnr. and the buyer
repre- pnfFsi ~ Garter McIScnaii &
Hilitf ana ilr transaction eas tias.
~ ihtu The office ~ ttsacry i5rpseu.
SIX les Tha considerable Was
.
This ether transaction on Thri
aHr was sac completion ~ ,hs pnf.
thsue - me city 81 Seattle II tic
North Sc .feei q lhc Madison i,lare
leesifd III tbc northwest corner 81
11ira and Madison. fryan ihe Ferry.
iFaTy Land Go Tnla property Aas
purchased s.; CONSIDERATION n sink..
n9 and j. 90 se u cd 10y tho rls.
lighting department IS u,ib-ssa .a..
and general rriail store Tor tie sa,s
70 electric sppllsnc a etc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
Vessels in Port at Seattle

smith Cove Terminal ricr 20 uetro
4mstlsan can Co.'S Terminal Mo,orshlp
ritr INT s. O a, psuwood. nr
uwoUu
Pier Gstf Munindtss
Pier 7aEir Nofthw entcfn
llrr a stt Admiral Nrttce
firr ba-atr Admiral Nicholtan. sir Al
mirnl Evans mntorahip Chaiinmha.
Pier bHtt Admiral Rodman. rlr pufo.
thy Alexander
Pacific Coast coal punkers y. & l. II.
a. Heather
STANDARD OF Co.'s rcrmnsi- str ~ sei
Hundn
Stacy Street Terminal slr Aiastan.
Todd piydorkH Hit West Niins ctr West
lson, or President Harrison. str santa
Nfut hatHc VIM Nottingham
funot Sound bridge 8 Dredging Co sir
Patterson.
ustiernpna prydoOk Mark uraiia. stf
ilrduuud
hilmann's Mills Htr Hsuta inoa
W mellow Marine Halfway aehr uetsy
ltnnH euhf * V. itruHp. barge Cooult.
lam Iity, wheletp Star NoH 4, !, a,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
NOTABLE LIST
ON JEFFERSON

Carrying . fiseoooeg cargo o,
silk sna general freight. and 40
passenger tbs Admiral Oriental
liner prcsldcn, jefferson arrived al
sssris from the orient early Men.
Day morning Raw ak valued a.
ts9ea 6op made Up ihs bulk a ,As
sseei'a Cargo.
Among ihe prominent passengers.
we're a p Iauaaa. ~ ihs Iafsgnas
uonai Banking Corporation. Frank
u lsa8. 81 trade earnrnl
= g. Baitrriiy. nsnarsr q rs
Trsas Oh Co SHANGHAI. ciBna. 4.
i;fissi. attorney ~ Shanghai. ~ n.
Seoii Asia BANKING Cerpo-assa:
Counties y AhiainR. "a route 70
Paris w. - Matthew's newasapsr
pnhlisher - HreBltrion: Wen. q.
i1sFss aFchiicrf a fiongi1nnE. Lieut..
H hssnaieiu ard nife. e. 3 roe.
aftic survey. T. ~ Alex cams.
nailsa. Texas - l. Lasss,Fr.
America consul. Fcocsgw. X Nak-
amsft and wife irlisnTteT. Chicago
III Irving Kahn. ghAnkhas. Geo.
OTTO ard wsfs. STANDARD on CO.
TleuiNan Lieut. sydney BAY. Roysl
navy. Dr. storm. RusssAn elplomaiis
eprie . gess4 exporter - Knae.
ana II. u Underwood ffum seoui
KOREA nephew Il ;bo unhrwns8
typewriter Manufacturer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16

houss Instead. however D. puf.
ehsbe4 fa.08o y bonds n q pubic
UTILITY Sow 81 him tcll ne rsz
u bis stony
+ am building nov and med
some money - Henf 90 my
tanker ana told hifn wanted %
aeli ms bonds The banker ma9s
the sale
@in 1878 aben 7 bought 80
binds instead u huialBg a home
prices mrfs l1u slncf 1919. prices
have gone % until tss 1919 dollar
b. Berih Only about g cfnfs ~
that rate. mg fa6b0 ~ value ia 1914
b worth io9ay about fisgs Igs
.ott fLiif in other wofds, BOT
more ghaa that Building prices
afc much higher than tie ayefnFe.
30 isst fhe building dollar Il worga
considerably iess fhsn q cents. 70
y I'm Eains 90 pss my $1,000 20
build d hpuse. I've iosi Considerably
mare fhnn ti.ifs~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
SILK is LARGE
IMPORT ITEM
Washington Ports Get Trade
With 46 Countries

The mpofts and ySperis ot the
stats % Washington that passed
thru the cuutcms during March 30.
tailed ovrr is3oooe5a. acconlins Go
nkaFcs iust announced b. the SOW
crnmsat an idea 81 the wide t.s
trltutian ~ Washington fegr.sn
trade may b. gained frcm ths fsgt
that as fprrisa countries riihef
seat us their products or received
ours. practically an og thrm dains
teth
Ia value. the principal lmfpss vaa
AK frcm Japan. uesehius q total
II sidS5tllL ANA placing Japan
well ahead ~ ghe ether couBifiga
from whom wu impart. The best
cusionser for our soeds ives Chlps.
whose purrhases totairi ts.ssties.
With Japan a eiose secona
our isaaing eXport wsa wheat
-four. with a value pf ts,sttgit,
with refiard copper lusols poor
second
Tho Business done by the various
ports ~ the state was aa Follows
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Westlake Avenue
Tract Is Bought

Announcement il flade hy RAch-
ard Ward. vico president ~ Hsnry
Bfpisrick, Iar n ;he nasurlesion n
ihe purchase ~ the north oas.haif II
lui 3 block II q : a. Beli'a ass.slon
q Seattle This aroursy 3 S,uasrI
on The cast s4tss ~ NNesilabc asr- Iza
feet notth 81 sicsaT, II. ana i I'M
proved 81 present with ene.Essy
building
The property wns bought ~ nor.
cfi = Greer. president ~ tho pAcfic
Ammonia & Chemical 90. 81 sesssis.
and she seller vas A. r. nsniiil
Grcef who aiso owns The property
Immediately adioinlnF - The north Il
this plecC. announces tha, in the near
future. it Is bis plsn To improve ITS
entire holdings nith pcFrnar fnf
structure u u understood that thss
consideration In this sale d in tie
nslshlsarisoei of szs ooo. Both bnyrr
and seilcr were represented By Henry
Frederick. Inc
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Ffrss over the i6ea ~ slahiliEing
flie dollar. ~ Ia plain English ihe
ntht 20 make fh6 dollar ofNodaB
mst aa valuable az she dollar n
1914
SECRETARY ~ WEE Weeks o.
uopners tha paopoH.f nv NOS being
worthy 81 c1nndf railqn The re-
publican national committee. thru
IT, efne.sl 0fasB today boots ~
iha idts Hrefria1 Mellon. ~ fhH
treasury department. ATTEMPTED 60
iaush ii 90 seafn, IL oihef words
Ilp banking class and thr oansefts
altfs have ausYe1 thfmfelFss
against gre pfupai
On ths oihtF siGr s Professor
Irving Fisher ~ Yale. psarfiealig
every stHdrnt ~ economics and
quite fFw progressive sos nmfut
officials 400 af~ nal hank
one af she iadlhR afflrlah q iils
administration had so5nf money IN
1858 he thought - building e