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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-13

sefior Barce,o ratificaba ell concepto
elevadisimo que desde hace tempo tie
ne y que en- diferentes oportunidades
ha exteriorizado en- piblico, respecto de
Ia Estadidad como la forma mas d'gna
y decorosa de gobierno para cualQuiera
comunidad civilizada y que Ell gals po.
drfa aceptar.a gustoso ST nos la conce-
den sin tsner que pasar pr una forma
previa de gobierno territorial que anu
lase i1uestra persona idad. Hasta aQuf,
nuestra information estaba siendo rati-
ficada por el propio senior Barcelo; pero
luego en- nuestro deseo de ampliarla
d jirros que quien ell senior Barce6
dijo ESQ fue al seiior Tous Soto este
extreme aparece siendo desmentido por
el propio presidente del Partido Repu-
h,icano, en- un telegrama que nos envfa
nuestro Redactor en- Ponce en- otro
cue hizo piblico Eta Democracia'
Respecto de quien fu6 la persona a
qu:en el sefior Barcel6 le hizo esas de-
| b.araciones es cosa Ia que no de-
be darse mayor importancia, va que el
i'ustre Jefe del partido unionista ha te-
nido La franQueza y la sinceridad de
hacerselas valientemente al pals desde
las co'umnas del 6rgano Official de su
partido, La Democracia''
Aparte de 10 que dice en- cuanto al
asunto con Ell senior Barcel6, ell te,egra
(Ccntinia en- la 2da. pag.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-13
Ell pdblicO, en- general,
esta interesadO en- Ia So
Iuci6n de los prOblemas
de caracter pdbIico que
afectan a Ia ciadad
Una sOluci6n para sanear los
terrenOs paHtaposOs.- Notable
interes pOr el prObIema del
ha6cO-iAgla! este es ell peOr
azote de San Juan

Son muchas mas de 10 que Sc pue-
de imaginar las petsonas que Sc inte-
resan vivamente por la soluci6n de los
problemas de caracfer publico de esta
ciudad.
Numerosos son los avisos que nos
uegan. incitandonos. .os unos insistir
en- las indicaciones que hemos hecho,
para que no Sc dejen de la mano cues
tiones tan importartes como ell asun-
to del trafco, que despu6s del tene-
broso problema del aqua es Ell princi-
pal azote que Ell plbsico tiene sobrs las
sufridas costi'las.
Estas insinuaciones del pdblico cons
tituian antes un habito de nuestra
prensa, Ell cual era foInentado pero que
luego, segdn parecs, ha caido en- des-
uso causa, quizas, de la repetici6n de
los temas.
Una de las. comrnicacioneS aludi-
das, sostiene que no debe dejarse sin
prolongar la Gale de San Francisco, Y
al efecto insin1a que Sc deberia insis-
tir con las autoridades competentes pa
ra que accedan clio, va que de ese
modo la ciudad. ganaria en- comodidad
e importancia. ! Este mismo informan-
te hace constar Que Jos terrenos panta-
nosos, etc., existentks en- algunos rim
cones de los barrios. de San Juan, po-
drian corregirse meliante ell sistema
de levantar ell suesS. 10 cual, dice, Sc
obtiene plantando eucaliptos, arbol GU
va propiedad es alzar Ell terreno, apar-
te de otras cualidades inherentes su
rapido crecimiento y condolences medi-
cinales. De ese modo, dicen, queda-
rian saneados, y propios para la ur-
banizaci6n, muchos rincones que hoy nc
sirven mas que para producer mosqui-
tos y fetidez.
En- cuanto al problema del trafico
Sc advierte que la idea del municipio
de esperar la construction de plazole-
tas para estacionar autos es buena
aunque, desde luego, requiere alguna
tardanza, la altura en- que estamos
va no es possible "dar mucho tempo
al tempo como dice ell refran.
Sobre este tema insisten varios de
nuestros comunicantes, prevaleciendo
entire ellos la idea de que la gran con-
gesti6n del trafico aquf es originada
por ell excessive estacionamiento de
vehiculos en- las Gales, va sea con
fines de cargar descargar mercan-
(Continta en- Ia 2da. pag.l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-13

Pueblo de Puerto Rico al dolor domi-
nicano en- aquellos dias de amargu-
ra. Asf, pues, ell senior Lastra fue,
entire todos los que componian la CO.
mitiva, el que recibio los homenajes
mas espontaneos del pueblo donini-
cano, segun 10 comprueba la prensa
de ALI, en- cuyos editoriales Sc hace
especial mencion del sefior Lastra,
y cuyo retrato fue publicado en- los
diarios de la capital ei mismo dia de
la llegada de los excursionistas.
Hablando con nosotros, ell senior
Lastra, nos dijo que con el Sc habia
.cometido una grave injusticia, no tan
solo en- Santo Domingo, sino aqui en-
Puerto Rico en- donde Sc publicaron
en- La Denaocracia informaciones erro-
meas respecto de sus actuaciones en-
Santo Domingo.
"A nuestra llegada a Santo Do
mingo NOS dijo ell senor Lastra-
y en- la primera fiesta que Sc llevo a
efecto en- nuestro honor, uno de los
oradores dominicanos, benevolamen-
te, hizo repetidas alusiones a mi hui
milde persona. Lo natural logico
era que yo respondiera, agradecien-
dolo, aquel inmerecido cortes home
maize que Sc me dispensaba; pero no
fue possible. Hablaron ell Gobernador,
ell seiior Barcelo y ell senior Guerra Y
mi no Sc me dio oportunidad al
guna. Entonces, hasta mi llegada
aqui, no lie di importancia a este he
cho porque fui ell primero en- reco-
.nocer que habiendo ALI personalidas.
des que desefnpenaban posiciones
mas alta q. la mia no era correcto
que fuera yo ell que asumiera una re-
presentation que otros corresponds
con mas derecho. Pero una vez en-
Puerto Rico, por persona nluy alle-
gada al sefior Barcelo me he ente-
RADIO que a mi no sc me dio oportuni-
dad de hablar ALI porque Sc tenia ell
tenor de que yo pudiese comprome-
ter la situacion alegando que yo soy
un exaltado un impulsivo. 81 este
es asi, entiendo que ESQ es una fall
ia de consideration Y de respeto ha-
cia mi persona y yo recabo ese res,
peto, sino por mi persona, por ell car
go que ocupo."
(continhs On Ia pag. 81
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nocidos buenos elementos del Par
lido, con un gran arraigo en- la OPT
Mon p1blica, siendo yo el mas hu-
milde de todos.
La Directiva quedo constitufda
asf:
Presidente Honorario, don Ignacio
Penagarfcano; Presidente, Lcdo. J.
J. Ortiz Alibran; vice Presidente, don
Ramon Carbia; Tesorero, Salvador
Ledesma; Secretario, don M. Mora
les Rojas; Vocales: don Juan C. Be-
nftez, don Rafael Paonesa, don Je-
sds Moyano, Lcdo. Carlos Garcia de
la Noceda, Lcdo. Jose c. Silva, don
Eduardo Geigel, don Francisco ]. Sill
vestre, don Andres Quintana Reyes,
Y Lcdo. Luis Toro Cabaiias.
Entre otros acuerdos adoptados,
estan los siguientes:
Redactar las bases o reglamentos
por los cuales Sc ha de regir la Liga,
para 10 cual Sc designo un comite
que esta va trabajando.
Redactar un manifesto que sera
dirigido al pueblo unionista de San
Juan, Puerta de TERRA v Santurce,
que Sc esta preparando va.
Comunicar al Presidente del Par
lido sobre la constitution de la Liga
sus fines, cosa que tambien Sc hizo
en- la manana de hoy.
Celebrar una proxima reunion de
la Liga que Sc celebrara ell dfa II del
corriente las ocho de la noche con
(Contin1a en- la pagina 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-13
DAVID LLOYD GEORGE SEOUL
RA SIENDO NUESTRO CO.
LABORADOR

Con ell articulo que insertamos
hoy en- la tercera plana y el cual
es. como juzgara ell lector, de sin
GUAR interes mundial, concluimos la
serie que Ell insigne estadista brita-
nico, David Lloyd George, escribio
para unos cuantos de los principales
peri6dicos de Europa Y America, in
cluso Ell MUNDo.
Pero no queriendo esta Empresa
renunciar a la collaboration del Illus
tire ex-jefe del Gobierno irgles, por
ser esa una demonstration mas de
los exce.entes servicios extranjeros
con que cuenta Ell MUNDO, aver
mismo hemos cerrado un contrato
con la 'sUnited Feature Syndicate
para comprar los articulos de La Sc
gunda serie del sefior Lloyd George
los cuales contendran las imp-e-
stones del viaje que esta realizando
ahora en- America, asi como sus pun
tos de vista politico-econ6mico en-
la hora actual que viven nuestros
amigos del Norte
Solo los peri6dicos de primer or
den, en- los principales paises de la
TERRA, han adquirido gran precio
esos artfculos y Ell MUNDO es Ell
lnico diario de Puerto Rico que tie
ne ia propiedad exclusive para gu
bicarlos en- nuestro pals.
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Ha quedadO constitulda en- esta ciudad
una liga de defensa y propaganda de
la Union de Puerto Rico
Los eemenOs que Ia ntegran son tOdOs de recOnocida
persOnadad pOtca su labor sera de gran prOyecho pa
ra el sacramento buena marcia del partidO
miOnista en- esta capital

Teniamos noticias de que en- la
noche del jueves 1ltirno Y en- ell des-
pacho del Lcdo. J. j. Ortiz Alibran
Sc iba llevar cabo una importan-
te reunion polftica para organizar
una campafia de defensa sanea-
miento en- la polltica local unionis-
ia de esta capital. Asf hubimos de
anunciarlo en- nuestra anterior edi-
cion y aver visitamos al Sr. Ortiz
Alibran, quien fue electo Presidente
de la agrupacion y nos suministr6 las
siguientes notas para su publicidad:
"Es verdad, como dijo Ell MUM
Do hoy, que anoche Sc celebro en- mi
oficina una reunion de un gran nu-
nero de unionistas para tratar asun
tos relacionados con la mejor name
ra de encausar los intereses de la
Union de Puerto Rico, en- todo aque-
llo en- que nos sea dable contribuir.
Sc constituyo un organismo que
Sc bautizo con ell nombre de Liga de
Defensa y Propaganda de la Union
de Puerto Rico, siendo su principle
mas fundamental, como base de la
organization, ell de defender los idea
les intereses de la Union de Puerto
Rico.
Sc designo una directiva que Sc
encargara de llevar adelante los tra-
baios de Ia Liga. compuesta de CO.
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In Ia SemGnd pro-
xlm0 cOmenzGrdn
los trabojOs del
nueUo hip6dromo
Con acciOnes de la nueva Corpora
ci6n Sc han cOmpradO los terrenCs
para el ampIiO parque de caTeras

Hace algunos dfas dimos cuenta
de que estaba en- proyecto la cons
tuccion de un nuevo y amplio hipo-
dromo en- los terrenos del sefior Jo-
sc Rexach, en- el Seboruco, la ter
minaci6n del Barrio Obrero.
La nueva corporation, "Rexach
Racing and Sporting Corporation" ,
compuesta de conocidas personals de
San Juan, esperaba, como dijimos
en- nuestra information anterior, la
llegada del sefior Jose Rexach, para
proceder a la compra de los terre-
nos donde quedara instalado ell nue.
vo parque de carraras.
Entire tanto, Sc habia procedido al
trazado de la pista que como re-
cordaran nuestros lectores, sera una
de las mas amplias comodas.
Ell sefior Fausto Arandes, uno de
los incorporadores de la nueva socia-
dad hfpica, nos informo aver que
ell sefor Jose Rexach habia llegado
a bordo del vapor puerto Rico, de
Nueva York, que la Rexach Rae
ing and Sporting Corporation ha-
bia adquirido inmediatamente los te-
rrenos necesarios para la construc-
ci6n del hipodromo nuevo.
FL total de la imDortante opera
cion de la compra de los terrenoS
asciende a la suma de $4,000 y
fueron pagados al sefor Rexach en-
acciones de la nueva corporation.
Una vez adquiridos los terrenos,
trazada la pista, Sc procedera, la
semana proxima, a la construction
de los distintos edificios del hipodro-
mo, el cual, segdn nos informara el
sefior Arandes en- dias pasados, que
darA terminado en- los primeros dias
de enero proximo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-13

A todos los duefios de automoyiies
Desde hoy en- adelante uste-
des no tendran que ensuciar sus
traies cambiando gonas.
Prestamos ~ horas de servi-
clio durante ell dia en- la carrete-
ra en- cuaIquier sitio necesario,
hasta Rio Piedras. Su gonna va
cia sera canbiada y su ltubo
arreglado por 100. Gomas o
tubos nuevos entregados pre-
clos corrientes v montados gra-
lis. TeIefono 8o8 Santurce
COcHRAN'S TIRE SERVICE
STATION
Stop is Santurce
Pida information con respecto
a nuestro plan de Contratos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-13

Un herfnoso solar de 1885 me
tros, 90 centimetros cuadrados
Sc vende Sc alquiIa por largo
pIazo. Tiene 81 metros, ST cent?
metros de frente a la calIe Val
des, pr6ximo a los mueIIes de S.
Antonio y de Benitez Rexach y
contiguo a la via ferrea y es un
sitio estrategico para deposito
de materiaIes de construction O
colccacion de tanques de petr6-
leo o nieles. 49,.
Dirijase al apartado 40 San
Juan al teIefono 1898 S. Juan.
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iATENCION!
iIMPORTANTE!

Invitanos a los detalIistas y
quincaiIercs a visitar ell nuevo
estabIecimiento de tejidos y ge-
nercs de punto acabado de abrir
en- la calIe de Salvador Brau
No. 40.
G. BLANCO.
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mes que sostuvimos con el, este nos
manifesto su profundo disgusto en-
cuanto al aspecto que aqui, Y por ell
periodico LA Democracia" Sc lie ha-
bia querido dar sus actuaciones en-
Santo Domingo.
Ell senor Lastra Charriez goza en-
Santo Domingo de grandes Y since
ras simpatfas, entire otras cosas, por
haber sido el ell autor en- nuestra Ca
mara de Representatives. de una Re-
solucion solicitando que cesara la ocu
pacion americana en- la vecina Repu-
blica y expresando la adhesion del
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-13
El Uice-presidente de la Cdmara, don Alfonso
Lastra Charriez hace pdblico su disgusto por
el aspecto iyustifcado que ha querido ddrsele
sus actuQciones en- Santo Domingo
Nos manifesto que La Demoaca los senores Barce Guerra
haban tratadO con e debdO respeto consideration

Antier regreso de Santo Domin-
go ell ilustre Vice Presidente de la
Camara de Representatives., don AL
fonso Lastra Charriez, quien perma-
necio en- la Antilla hermana algunos
dias mas en- asuntos particulares. Ell
senor Lastra, como recordaran nues-
tros lectores, fue a Santo Domingo
en- la comitiva Official que, acompa-
nando al gobernador Towner hizo ell
viaje inicial del esplendido vapor de
la Bull Insular Line, el Catherine.
Hemos saludado al distinguido po-
litico y en- un cambio de impresio-
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1923-10-26
ORDER OF NOTICE

District of Pomfret, S.. Probate
Court. October -. A. d.. 1928. Estate
Of Charles Cannon. late Of Pomfret,
in said District. deceased Upon the
application OF Catherine Riley. POM
fret Center. Conn. praying that let
ters of administration may be grant
ed on said estate represented intestate
no administration has ever been
granted. although more than ten years
have elapsed since the death Of said
deceased. that Il is desirable 70 have
said estate properly settled in order TO
clear title 20 certain real estate Of said
deceased. ORDERED-That said ap-
plieation be heard and determined at
the Probate Office in Pomfret in said
District, on the 18th day Of November.
A. d. 1928, at Z o'clock in the after
noon. and that public notice be Civ
en- of the tendency Of said application
and time and place Of hearing thereon,
by publishing a copy Of this order
once IN newspaper having a circula-
ton in said District, and By posting a
copy thereof, on the public signpost
in the Town Of Pomfret in said Dis
trict, at least days before said day
Of hearing. WILLIS C0VELL. Judge.
43
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1923-10-26
THE FOOL" PLEAsEs

A packed house greeted The Fool
Charming Pollock's successful play on
the reformer. which was produced AZ
the Bradley theatre on Thursday
night. For once Putnam had dra-
matte attraction straight out Of Sew
York. presented by a company Of
able actors, in the sets Of the original
production with every attention 10
detail that goes to make a first rate
theatrical performance. So warmly
was the play greeted and 50 great was
its impression on those who saw IL
that there is s0me reason to believe
that THE Fool" may visit Putnam
again before the current season ends.
The story Of the young clergyman
who endeayored to do the work Of
Christ in this twentieth century Is
ably depicted in Mr. Pollock's play,
which for all Of its borrowing mere
and there in the theatre Is no less
a popular aud powerful drama. des-
CRYING Of its huge financial success
throughout the country Daniel Gill
christ. the Fool. wanted 10 help his
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1923-10-26
PUTNAM PERSONALS

Miss Elizabeth c. Child Is in Spring
field and Hartford. visiting her sis
ter in the latter city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James n. Converse
and Mr and Mrs. Henry L. Con-
verse visited Willimantie friends on
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. W. J. Bartlett and
daughters motor tomorrow 70 Utica.
n T., TO spend several days with re-
latives in their "old home town
Mr. and Mrs. o. e. WuIf returned
Tuesday from Manchester. VT. where
they visited their daughter. Miss
Helene. who is a teacher IN that city.
The Misses Doreas and Ruth Bart
lett viii leave Monday. Nov. 5. t.
spend the winter in Boston where they
viii study az the Boston Conservatory
Of Music.
Miss Edith C. Bowen entertained
the choir OF the Baptist church az
her home on Laurel street for re
hearsal and q social on Wednesday
evening. Eighteen were present and
games and refreshments were enjoy
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter J. Bartlett,
Misses Doreas and Ruth. Miss Ger
trude Jones, Miss Cogan, Misses
Lillian and Marion Warren and afiss
Edith Bowen were in Worcester Mon
day evening attending the Edgar
Guest recital
Mrs. Mary A. Wsllen, Arthur Wal
len. Mrs. Ernest Wallen and daugh-
ter Of Dorchester and Dir. and Mrs.
William Montgomery Of Woonsoeket
were in the city on Friday attending
the funeral Of their aunt. Mrs Mar
garet Myers, and remained over the
weekend with Mrs. Mary Andrews.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1923-10-26
DRAW PRISON TERMS
FOR STEALING AUTO
Two Burlington Young Men
Arrested In Putnam, Are
Sentenced
John Bourdeau and Daniel Hale Civ.
en- Five 10 Six Years

Sentences OF not more than six nor
I less than FIVE years in States prison a.
hard labor. were imposed at BurlinK-
ton. VI. this week on John Bourdeau
and Daniel Hale. the two youg men
who were arrested a fortnight ago
+ by Captain 81 Police Jarvis, with q
stolen automobile in their possession.
/ They were stopped by the captain
after they had 'cut" the silent COP
on Bugbee square
No Arrest Contemplated
He had no intention Of arresfing
them az the moment. but his CONVEX
satiOn with them convinced him n {
they were not telling the truth and he
took them to the station TO question
them further His quick wit brought
its reward. for the two confessed 20
have stolen the car the night before
az Burlington. Captain Jarvis was
highly compiimented By police an
press at Burlington for his clever
piece Of police work in sensing that
the young men were imposters
Following trial Bourdeau and Hale
were found guilty Of stealing.
Mr. Mcnamara made a recon-
mendation that the respondent Bour
deau be placed on probation, a. he j.
aiding in the support Of the family.
with his aged father. and mas sister
who has been i'll for sixteen years.
now at the point Of death.
4 recommendation for the same
clemency was made by Mr.. Leary for
Respondent Hale.
The boys pleaded guilty TO the
charge Of entering the warehouse. by
breaking a paddock and replacing It
with a new one, taking the car.
Chief Of Police Russell stated that
the two boys. both under twenty.
were implicated in taking another car
in the city about ten days previous to
this crime.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1923-10-26
Putnam High Loses

Putnam High schools football
team lost to Bartlett High Of Web
ster yesterday by the overwhelming
score Of forty three TO nothing. TIL
Putnam team was minus its full back
and captain, Ed Arnold. and ais
Cartier. right halfback. before the
game had progressed far Webster
scored in every quarter. getting three
touchdowns for eighteen points in thu
first period. nine points in the second.
six IN the third and thirteen in the last
Putnam never get further than the
Webster twenty-five yard line. The
fact that Putnam did not make q
single first down during the contest
is indicative Of the power which Web
ster displayed If Arnold had been
in, the result would undoubtedly have
been different. but Putnam would
have most Likely lost, just the same
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1923-10-26

fellow man and every force Of evil
arose to thwart and destroy him.
But he maintained his mission and
his faith 10 the disillusioning end
IN the cast here Edwin Stanley
contributed an excellent performance
as 1.-The Fool. John NJ Washburu
as the warden Of the church. and
William Evans in character role
were exeellently cast. OF the women
in the cast. much interest conferred in
Miss Helene Hendler, who. as Pearl
Henning," handled a difficult emo
tional role extremely well and not
q little q the dramatic emphasis o.
the close Of the third act was due 70
Miss Hendler's emotional acting.
The sets for the -four acts were
adequate and complete. something
which does not often happen IN pro-
ducti0n Of drama in the local thea
tres. Those who objected to the
higher price charged for the evening
performance, we're rewarded With the
knowledge that al least they saw Tor
half the New York price. play pre-
scented just as eapably and Just a.
faithfully to detail rs was the original
production.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1923-10-26
To Play Wood.toek Academy

The team plays Woodstock Aea-
DENY on Monday afternoon. The
Woodstock school has football team
for the first time They telephoned
Manager Alec Cardinal that they had
a team. but no games Alec TOOK
compassion on their sad condition and
offered to play here on Monday II
the members Of the Putnam team
were willing They all were. 50 the
game was scheduled Absolutely no.
thing Is known about the strength OF
the Academy team, SO an interesting
contest may develop Holders Of sea.
son tickets viii be admitted free. ever
II the game Is not on the schedul,
printed on the tickets.
This week was "A season Of exam.
in which freshmen and others found
out just how little they really know
Rank cards come out next week
To-day friday there was ne
school and an extra day weekend
was relished all-around even By IN,
teachers
Trials for the glee club were held
this week, and more will be held mex
week
The doctor has finished his examin
alton Of the high school students
One Of the troubles that he fouus
most frequently was underweight
The school correspondent believe
that this comes from studying To,
hard. especially on Miss Bakers Latii
assignment.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1923-10-26
BREAK CHEST COLDS
WITH RED PEPPER

Ease your tight aching chest stop
the pain. Break up the congestion
Feel a had cold loosen up IN Just a
short time.
"Red Pepper Rub" IS the cold rem
edy that brings quickest relief. II can
not hurt YOU and II certainly seems to
end The tightness and drive the con-
gession and soreness right out
Nothing has such concentrated, ncre-
trating heat as red peppers, and when
heat penetrates right down into colds,
eonsestion. aching muscles and sore,
stiff FONTS relief comes at once.
The moment you apply Red Pepper
Rub You feel the tingling heat In three
minutes the eongested spot IS warmed
through and through When you are
suffering from a cold. rheumatism,
backache. stiff neck or sore muscles,
Just get a jar OF Rowles Red Pepper
Rub. made fsom red peppers. at any
drug store You will have the quick.
est relief known. Always say "Rowles.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1923-10-26
RED MEN CELEBRATE
BIRTHDAY OF TRIBE
Local Warriors Entertain Large
Number of People In
Wigwam

What was characterized as one OF
the NEST enjoyable affairs ever held
by Wappaquasset Tribe, Improved
Order of Red Men, was held on Sa-
turday evening in the wigwam oil
Pomfret street, when the warriors
with the assistance Of their assembl-
ed friends. celebrated the sixth ami
versary Of the founding of the local
tribe. There was "a iarye attendance
Of local and out Of town pc ople and
the guest of honor was Past Grand
Saehem St Clair j Corsan Of New
Haven. Members % The local Desre
Of Pocahontas were honored guests Of
the evening.
Supper is Served
Supper. consisting Of baked beans,
pickles. bread. Ike, cheese. boiled
ham and coffee started off the ami
versary program. The repast was
greatly relishei and Chef John Fern
and mis- assistants. Frank Cleutier and
Henry Hurdman, We're hishly COM
plimented.
Past Grand Sachem Corsan gave a
most interesting and informative aj-
dress on the Order of Red Men. speak