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the said katcef laid out AMI @ 4.
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right. title. interest and estate oi u
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Ami-French Chemise
00c

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and embroidered. Just like the
French. Strap or built-up
shoulder. At 99c.
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Princess Slips, $500

Lovely assortment, made of
ail-silk radium, crepe de chine
and satin, in light or dark COL
ors. Some with 20-inch hip
hem. At S..
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venient, because they require
no lacing.
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thus assuring the original
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bulging and unsightly curves.
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ommending Stylastic as the
most perfect elastic corset for
large figures that we have ever
handled.
Come In and let our expert
corsetieres fit you to your cor
rect model.
We also carry complete line
of Stylish Stout Brassieres and
Long-waisted Bandeaux at 81
to SIS. .
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of the most attractive novelties of
the season, shown in all-over pat
terms and bordered effects. Colors
are silver, sand, almond green,
Copenhagen, brown, navy and white,
with beautiful contrasting colorings.
Evening star., 1923-06-03
Garden
OF
Allah

This offering is timely, as we are
right on the threshold of the sports
season, and this fabric is particularly
adapted for outdoor wear. Fully one
half of this lot is white. All fashion
magazines predict the greatest white
season in years, and we anticipated this
by purchasing greater quantities of
white than usual.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-09

dc Estas!o, este persOnaje que es hoy
acatado como uflo de los mas eminen-
tes hombres de Estado Pan America
nos de la historic, 6l di6 instrucciones
al sefior Barrett que en- La 6poca de
In construction del hermoso palacio
Pan Americana en- Washington era
er jefe de Ia Union Pan Americana,
de hscer colocar sobre la cornisa del
patio central ell escudo del Canada
junto al de los Estados Unidos Y de
los veinte pafses Latino Americanos;
de inclufr en- ell friso en- bronco en- el
salon de reuniOnes del Consejo Direc-
tive un bajo-relieye descriptive de las
negOcisciones de Champlain con las
tribus de indios de algonquins hui
rones contra los iroqueses, hecho que
determine la relaci6n ffsica del Ca
NADIA con los Estados UnidOs; y, sobre
todo, de disponer que Sc hiciera una
silla para Ell Consejo Directive que
llevara el escudn de armas del Cana
dd y La palabra "Cansdap, al igual de
las demas sillas que llevan el escu-
do el nornbre de las otras repdblicas
americsnas. Bsta .silla esta actual
aIlente EN- 5el dep6sito de la Union Pan
Americana crbierta cuidada, espe-
rando que al use Ell representative ca
.nssliense ST el mas famoso de los
Acerebros en- la vida International de
la America contemporaries es partida-
rio die esa idea, el se1or Barrett pien-
Sc one ESQ jnstifica que el encarezca
SUI realization en- La ,Quinta Conferen-
ella Pan Americana. sCual de las De-
legaciones Latino Americanas tomard
la iniciativa?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-09

crupulosa Investigation, esta persua-
dido de que ell sentimiento pdblicc do
minGnte en- la America Latina, en- los
Estados Unidos y en- el Canada, es
favorable, considera plausible este
gran paso hacia adelcntc.
Para confirmar de manera conclu-
yente sti tests, ell seiior Barrett refiri0
yarios hes.hos interes&ntes. Durante
los diez ailcs llltimns el ha prcgunta
do su opinion mas dc quinientos
hombres de Estado Representatives de
la America Latina, de los Estad0s
Unidos Y del Canada, y les ha pcdi
do la franca expression de su actitud
en- esta question Cuatro quintas par
tes de las personas interrogadas han
respcndido acknowledgements con entu-
siasmo, y nadie, nadie ha manifesto
do unG oposici6n categorical, nj de un
puntO de vista l6gico. Lasdnica OBJ
jeci6n expresada es que ell Canada es
una soberanfa dependents de el Im-
perio Britanico, y el seiior Barrett sos
tiene que esta es una question pura-
mente t6cnica que puede arreglarse
faeilmente. El ha discutido personal
mente esta materia con Ids prineipa
les hombres ptiblicos de Gran Breta-
.ilGs y. del Canada y ellos han mani
fastads que 10 i1nico que Sc, necesitaba
para stt realization era una invita-
ci6n formal de los veinte Y un pafses
smericanos que al presente forman
p:rte de la Union Pan Americana.
Para no aparecer defen1iendo nm pun
to@de vista personal, ell seilor Barrett
cit6 el hecho notable de que cuando
ell sefior Elihu Root, fu6 Secretario
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-09
Nuestro Planeta, eI Petroleo y
>demas extracciones

Sc disputan ell aceite mineral los dos
pafses de mayor poderfo naval Ingla-
terra Y la Union Americana. no por
amor a la paz, seguramente. Esta cru
zada desmentfa por ST sola la ausen-
cia de sinceridad en- aquella quisicosa
llamada Conferencia de Washington
Ell criterio sensato tradujo 10 del de-
sarme relative en- una ensahifa urdu
da para apIazar ell choque inevitable
entire tlos Estados Unidos el Jap6n.
Y por yerlo inevitable Ia diplomacia
yanqui, Sc arma con ell petr6leo para
comhlstiblc en- sus escuadras La lu-
cha dc acaparamiento representa- una
apreciable merma Ell el yolumen del
planeta. como cs facil delnostrarlo
En- 1920 exporto Mexico .155 Milo
mes de barriles con un valor aproxi-
mado de GOO millones de pesos; 20 de
renta aduanera. Calcnlado el barril
en- treinta litrosi treinta decfmetros
c1bicos, la exportaci0n fu6 de 1850
millones de litros decfmetros cdbi-
cos, igual cuatro millones $50 mil
metros cdbicos restados anualmente al
subsuelo mexicano
Russia, Estados IInidos. Canada. Ru-
mania, Polonia, Colombia Argentina,
Centre America, India, Caucaso, Tur-
qufa Asiatica, Mesopotamia demas
pafses productores, scuantos millones
sumara su production en- barriles? FL
jada la total del mundo solo en- ell de-
cuplo de la de Mexico, la TERRA pier
de anualmente ell volumen 46 millones
500 mil metros cdbicos, 465 millones en-
diez amos, aproximadamente.
En- cranto a otras extracciones, fl
jeinos primeramente la consideration
en las rienos aurfferas. Todas las mi
mas en- exploitation rinden orc por va
lof de dos mil millohes de pesos aTua-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-09
.Es MARAV|LLOSO. D[CLARA
FL SR. RAFAEL VAZQUEZ.
Tres amos de tenaz NAL de est6mago
desaparece rapldamente Guam
do Sc toma Tanlac.

mi alimento mejor que en- mueho ITEM
po. La amarillez de mis- ojos piel
esta desapareciendo rapidamente Y va
no sufro de vertigos nj de estrenimien
to. Mis- neryios estan calmados y
puedo, dormir perfectamente me sien-
to bien Y feliz al encontrar mi salud
tan mejorada' en- tan corto tempo.
Tanlac es en- yerdad una medicina ma
ravillosa"
La Indigestion no es solo una de
las Intermediates mas penosas, sino
que es tambien una de las mas comu-
mes. Els tambien una de las mas di-
ffciles de stratar y ha burlado la pro-
fesi6n medica por muchos afios.
Tanlac, la celebrada medicina que
ha probado ser de tan gran beneficio
aquellos que sufren de enfermeda-
des del est6mago, contiene ciertas pro-
piedades medicinales que, siendo pu-
ramente vegetables, robustecen el siste-
ma estimulando asf Ell apetito y ayu-
dando al est6mago a convertir en- ele-
mentos nutritivos los alimentos. Tan
lac asf reconstruye los tejidos y Ia
fuerza neryiosa.
Tanlac Sc vende en- todas farmacias
Y droguerfas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-09

Todavfa viene otro con un testimo-
nio referente los notables resulta-
dos que ha derivado por el uso de
Tanlac. Esta vez es el senior Rafael
Vazquez, un bien conocidO sastre de
Ia Caleta de San Juan, No. Is, altos,
San Juan, p. r. AL desclibir su case
fracaso hasta ahora para encontrar
alivio, ell senior Vazquez dice:
"Por tres cuatro afios mi est6ma-
60 ha estado desarreglado y he sufri-
do Gle indigestion, colico, embotamien-
to del hfgado, POGO apetito y un esta-
do de decaimiento general. Mas es-
pecialmente por dos meses he padeci-
do de vertigos, manchas delante dc
los ojos, dolores de cabeza Y un sabor
muy amargo en- la boca.
"He estado muy neryioso Y rara vez
podfa tener un buen descanso> por la
noche. O estaba dando vueltas en- la
cana toda la noche sin poder dormir,
b;en dormfa interrumpidamente con
i. sueilos desturbados. Despues de to-
mar otras medicinas por mucho tienl-
po sin obtener buen efecto, finalmente
concluf por probar Tanlac.
HE acabado casi mi segunda bo-
tella ahora con los mas felices result
tados. Mi apetito es mejor y digiero
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-09

les. A onZa por tonelada metro clibi-
co Y 40 pesos la onza, cincuenta mi
Homes de metros cdbicos al aiio, qui-
nientos millones en- 10 aiios. Sumados
otros 100 millones por Ia extraction
del hero, mas otros ciento por la de
los otros metales como la plata, el co.
bre, ell plomo, el zinc, etc, tendremos
un total aproximado de 800 millones
de metros ctibicos de vacfo en- ell inte-
rior de la debil corteza terrestre, tres
mil millones en- idiez amos. No compu-
tamos 10 de erupciones yolcanicas, O
10 natural.
"a que cOnducen estos guarismos?
No impunemente SIC castigard en- tai
medida Ia cpstra o corteza terrestre,
comparada como Sc sabe en- su espesor
a Ia cascara con relaci6n al hueyo. Los
vacfos han de hacer mas frecuentes
los temblores v terremotos de orden
tect0nico, es decir, los deslizamientos
de capas en- movimiento longitudinal y
contrdctil hacia el interior La indus
tria viene a suplir Ia merma de los
temblores terremotos por causa en-
retirada del volcanismo; en- retirada,
porque ell fuego central cada dfa ne
cesita menos respiraderos o chimeneas
10 dfgase volcanes nueyos, = solo queda
|el peligro del recobro de actividad en-
los volcanes apagados como causa de
tales fen6menos sfsmicos, felizmente
cada dfa tambi6n menos frecuentes.
En- resmen: a medida que decrecen
los peligros del volcanismo, aumentan
con La exploitation de minas los de or
den tect6nico, causa de los iiltimos te-
rremotos gen la costa de Chile, EN- la
zona mas minera del pals, en- la que
por minas Sc construy6 el primer fe-.
rrocarril en- Sur America.
g Manuel de j. ANDRlDE.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-09
lLlegara el Canada a ser MEM
bro de Ia Union Panamericana2.

r. b. ! ID 4 4 Z +
Dissertation ante el club Canadien-
Sc de Toronto, Clinadd, en- Ii. neche
del lunes 10 de febrero de 1928, .por
John Barrett, tiltimaInente director
general de la Union Pan Americana y
Ministro de los Estados Unidos en- Ar
gentina, Panama y Colombia.
TORONTO, CANADA. febrero 10 de
1923 Hoy EN- Ia noche, en- la princi-
pal reunion del afio celebratla por 81
Club, Canadiense, Ia mas importafte
organization de esta especie en- ell Do
mimic del Canada, John Barrett, Ill
timamente Director General de la
Union Pan Americana, y anterioImen-
te Ministr0 de los Estados Unidos en-
Argentina, Panama y Colombia, hizo
una declaration que interesa no solo
a todo ell Dominic del Canada sino a
la America entera, asf "a la del Norte
como a la del Sur. La reunion la
cual concurlieron para DIR al seiior
Barrett, representatives de teilas par
tes del Dominic, fue memorable. Ell
sefior Barrett habfa sido escogido CO.
mo Ell hu6sped de honor, porque en-
el Canada, como en- los Estadas Uni
dos, Sc lie considera, segdn declare ell
Presidente del club, como el mas auan-
zalo exponente del Psnamericanisno
progressive.
Ell seilor Barrett declare en- t6rlni-
nos inequfvoccs que ell Pan America
nismo Ia Union Pan Americaffa no
podrfan continuar siendo una permG-
nente y poderosa organization Y i'm
programa, a menos que la Quinta Con-
ferencia Pan Americana que Sc .reu-
Mira en- Santiago en- ell pr0ximo mes
de mario, decida invitar al Canada a
ser miembro de In Union.
FL primero Y mas importante de los
pas0s que es absolutamente esencial
para dar una genuina practica sig
nificaci0n influencia al Pan Ameri-
canismo" Y IL "Union Pan Ameri-
cana, es que la Quinta Conferencia
Pan Americana haga esos terminus
reGlmente expresivos en- todo tempo
y en- cualesquiera condolences, de Pan
America. Actualmente Pan America
nismO es parcialmente Americanismo
actualmente Ii. Union Pan Americana
es parcialmente Union Americana,
porque 81 Canadsi, el primero de los
pafses americanos en- area, ell segundo
on cOmercio y ell qtlinto en- poblGci0n,
no es miGmbro de la Union Pan Ame-
ricarh y NO Sc le ccmsidera interesado
en- 81 Pan Americanismo.
Aunque la consideration dc este
asunto no es uno de los capftulos del
progrsma de diez Y nueye puntos
cinco mas que los famosos catorce-
de Ia. Quinta, Ccnferencia Pan Ameri-
cana de Santiago, deberfa ser, decla-
rsda por unanimidad como la cues
ti6n primortRl de la Conferencia, o,
al menos, deberfa ser considerada co
mo tai en- los trabajos que Sc empren-
dan.
El .sefior Barrett hGbl6 con fervor,
pues por mas de veinte aiios ha abo
gadIo esforzadamente por este prop6-
sito, Y, porque despues dc la mas es-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-13


100-yard back-stroke when
she made the distance in one
minute, 20 seconds.
Katheryne Brown. winner Of The
star mile mcc last year was re.
sponslblc for tho other record made.
she shattered Ann Mayhai's 30.
yard froe.style mark with tho time
Of 20 rs seconds.
with tho exception Of the show.
ing OF tho local swimmers. little
Ienoro Garrison OF American lake
performed the best Miss Garrison.
ai,ho she did not place for first in
any event. showed very good form
with the state meet over. the
Crystal club swimmers are now pre-
pairing for The Star mile marathon
swims for men and women. which
will be staged next Saturday after
noon In the Lake Washington canal
In addition 20 cups for the win.
ners in the two races. gold, silver
and bronze medals will be awarded
to those who finish first, second and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-13
TAKE THIS YARN, BOYS,
FOR WHAT IT'S WORTH

TIM TOMBSTONE, former National
y league umpire. who occasionally
dons the mask and protector TO of.
ficate in some big college game, tells
an interesting story that has n for.
mer Yale catcher as tho central
figure.
tombstone. by the way. Is one UNI.
plrc who will never need u benefit
testimonial. Jim Is tho inventor OF
the tombstone mask that has revo.
lutionlzed the style OF head proteo.
ton worn by cntchers and umplres.
In a few years his model Will have
eliminated the wire mask entirely,
Head or face injury Ia Impossible
wearing the tombstone mask. 1t
keeps Jim busy collecting royalties
from the sporting goods concerns
that are handling his mnsk.
But 10 the story. Jim Herman was
cntching for Yale In an important
gume against Harvard. Herman later
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-13
Finals to
Be Played
fOrTrophy

E'oREsT HILLS. n. Y. Aus. Ia
= with but ono moro victory
needed to win the new wIghtman
trophy, tho team Of American won.
an tennis stars win meet the Brit.
lah team In four concluding mum.
bers Of tho international matches
hers this afternoon. while tho Brit
iHh team Is expected 70 play some
better than q did Saturday. when
the Americans won three straight
matches. tho chances Of America
losing tho cup are slight as the
visitors would have TO take every
number on ioday's program 10 win.
Helen wills. she California girl
who thrilled the crowd Saturday
with great victory over Miss
Kathleen McKnne, the ranking star
OF England. viii play Mrs. r. c.
Clayton today. and Mrs. Molla Nal.
Tory. the American champion. will
meet Miss McKane in a match
that should be the feature OF the
dag
Miss Eleanor Goss will engage in
another singles match against Mrs.
O. r. Beamish. tho second best Of
the British stars. and doubles
match viii round out tho day with
Mrs Mallory and Miss willis play.
ing Mrs. Bcamish and Mrs. Clay
ton.
The wightmnn trophy, which Is
being played for tho first time this
year. II hoped 20 become the ia.
yis cup" OF the womon's class and,
aitho tho competition is now con.
fined TO British and American
players. Il is hoped that several
foreign nations win challenge for
tho cup next year.
In conjunction with the final
numbers OF tho international
matches. tho first round OF the
American national singles champion.
ship will DO started today. Best
OF tho British players are entered
in the Championships along with
the best OF tho American stars Mrs.
Molla Mallory Is facing tho toughest
task she has had in years TO retain
her American title. Helen Wills
and Kathleen McKane arc looked
upon as most dangerous candidates
for tho title
In defeating Miss MeKano Sat.
urday tho young California girl
played almost perfect tennis and II
she is able TO retain the same
steadiness and the Same sound yer.
satilo game sho has fine chance
TO win tho title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-13
SWIM ENTRY

third. The medals arc for psrma'
neut possession. while tho cups
must be won three times before
they can ba retained permanently
Entries for The Star meet are open
TO every amateur swimmer. The
blanks. which appear daily on the
sport page. should bo mailed in 10 tho
sporting editor OF The Star. Entries
viii close az midnight Wednesday.
The results and time made in
Sundays meet follow,
womsn's ioe-yard FREQ styls-catherine
Brown, frat; Agnes spsidsl second'
Madeline Pleas. third. Tlms-I.N.
Junior girls so.yard free style ~
years and uuderl --Ssva Hromfisid. first
Lsnora Garrison, second MARY Charieton.
third. rime-o.ss IS.
womsns ioo.yAfd breast stroke Made
line Pleas. first Ncvh nromfIsid. second.
Lsuora Garrison. third Time--i ~ rs,
Junior girls so-ynrd free style as
Ssya Bromfieid. second. Lsnota CARR.
son third. 'rlme-0tli as,
Mems ioo-yard breast stroke-Mltrie
Knn0waloff. FIRST. sprlggs waschcr. sec.
ond. Gus JRryis, third. Time--i;i7.
women's bo-yafd FREQ styie--cathorins
Brown. first. Agnes spsidci. second:
Seva Hromfleld third. Time-o2o 2.b.
Junior boys s0.yard FREQ styie-Law-
renee Martin. first, Irwin Markham. sec
ond. Ernest King. third. Tlme--0 30.
Mems bo-yard FREQ style Nitric Kono.
waloff, first. Harry McWaties, second.
Fred Griffcn, third. Time-0.77.
Junior boys io0.yard free styie-Law-
renco Martin. first. frylng Markham. acc
ond. Ernest king. third. Tlme-I.2i.
Mems io0.yard breast stroke - Gus
Jaryis. first: Bob Smith. second: Roy
O'Nell. third Time--i:1b.
wcmcn's o0.yard back atrokn--Hestsr
Eastman, first. Nova Bromfed, second;
Agnes speidei, third. Time--is2p.
Mems 200-yard free stylc--Hitrie Kono-
wRloff. first: Fred Griffen. second. Harry
Mcwattsra third. Tlme-2:32 rs.
Mems iO0-yRrd free stylo--Mltric Kono-
waloff. first. Bob Smith, second. Fred
Grlffen, third. Tlme-0:4o LIS.
Mems fancy diving - Merlin Fadden,
first. Roy o'Ncll, second; Lester Garden.
third.
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got chance with tho New York
Giants after graduating from col
lcge.
The game was very close. Yale
went into the last half OF tho ninth
with n one.run lead. Herman. pleased
with Johnstono's fine umplring,
sought to pay him n compliment.
you certainly have umpircd n
great game today, Mr.. tombstone"
said Herman. you have only
missed ono ball
lis that So" said tombstone,
feigning surprise. MY average is
10 misses per game"
For n moment Herman was up In
the air. at loss as TO what to say,
then he replied:
well. please don't strike your av.
ernge in the last half OF this inning,
since you have nine to 20, for one
run isn't u very comfortable margin
TO work on"
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NEW YORK. Aus. ia,--Joo Boley.
~ international league sensation.
probably win bo wearing a Yankee
uniform before long.
Colonel Jacob Rupperts scouts
have been diekering for the speody
Baltimore shortstop FOR some time.
Now they've all but closed a deal for
hlm. i, Is learned from authoritative
sources
And IL looks like he'll be stepping
into Everett SCOTS shoes some OF
those days
Tho veteran scotty. himself. ad-
mits he's running along on his last
lap in the majors. When he played
his i.o00th consecutive game early
las; spring friends asked him how
much longer no intended 20 play in
tho big leagues.
Two years more as regular II
they will let me-" he replied with a
smile.
Colonel Rupert and Manager Mil
Ter Hugslns apparently feel just the
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according to Charles Lockard,
president of the Seattle club,
was very much impressed.
geometry does not expect 20 make
asal for Jake May this year be.
cause tho Vernon southpaw hasn't
pl,ched the ball he did year oge
ana the big league owners are
.skep,ieal as 10 whether ne pitched
himself out In his reeord'breaking
season In 1899,
Tho Yankees are In need Of a
rood southpaw as Herb Pennock Is
a veteran and won't 20 on forever.
The Yanks lost the worlds series
10 the Giants last year because they
didn't have sidewheeler. and Fen
mock has been invaluable this year.
Burger. rcgainlng his strength
fast from the Illness thht nearly
Knocked him for loop this spring.
certainly bears watching as he Is
one OF the few youngsters In this
hague who is pitching with his
head as well as his arm.