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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
TOMBSTONE MAY BE
GROUNDS ON WHICH
LIBEL SUIT DEPENDS

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. july
" IS Can a tombstone be
libelous7'
This IN the question which the
Hamilton county grand jury VIII
be called upon 20 answer here,
Authorities from Walker coun.
". Georgia. served notice that
they would appear before the 10.
cal inquisitoriai body and ask the
indictment Of y, D. Baker for
criminal llbel an tho result Of tho
erection OF a tombstone near here
20 George Baker. his son,
The tombstone bears the in
acription that the boy had been
unjustly hanged az Lafayette.
Ga. for the murder Of Deputy
sheriff Morton near there last
summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
Removes Wrinkles and
Refreshes Tired Faces

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warm weather. causing wrinkles to
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Use this harmless lotion during
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
Lone Officer Saves
Five From Drowning

PORTLAND. Ore. July 25.--Pa.
,rolman Ahern. OF the hafbor police.
made eingie.handed rescue Of five
last nigh, when he pulled into the
police boat every member OF n quln.
,et spilled from canoe. Swells
raised by n passing steamer over
turned tho canoe. but members Of
the party were able to cling 20 Il
until rescued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
COLUMBIA

Brandan lyman. who plays the
leading role In Success now at the
Columbia theatrr. Is making many
Few friends for himself as the result
of the part. lyman WAS previously
well known on the legitimate stage.
having taken tho lead In tho New
York production OF Success" but a
short while ago. This Il one Of his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
COLISEUM

Old and new fashioned gowns and
costumes. quiet and jaHzy people
ARC seen In Children OF Jazz" show.
ing al the Coliseum thcater this
week Some OF those in tho story
do not approve OF tho children OF
jazz. who they think so too far with
their run. Eileen Percy and Theo-
doro Koalotf take tho leading rolea
IN the entertaining picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
Trainman Dies; Two
Men Hurt in Wreck

OAKLAND. July 25,--R. Y. Deer.
Ing. Is. a fireman. was killed and
two members Of tho Utah National
Guard were injured when n South.
ern Pacific train carrying tho troops
from Salinas. where they had been
oncampcd, TO their home, colilded
with Il freight train near centervlIIe
Yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
BLUE MOUSE

"The Girl Loved" that picture
which for tho past two weeks has
been attracting audiences 10 the Blue
Mouse theatcr. is 20 be shown for tho
last tims at that thcater Friday night.
A new bill II SCI, for Saturday.
Charles Rays Interpretation OF the
bay who lost 20 n rival the girl ho
loved has been considered a great
success. The picture has had an.
usual appeal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
STRAND

"The Law OF the LAwless." featur.
Ing Dorothy Dalton. Charles de
Roche and Theodore ltosloff. In.
wolves story OF Tartars aud
gypsios. The scenes are laid along
tho Danube 10 Rumania. where civil
ization Is not as far advanced az 4,
Is in some other parts OF the world.
Miss Dalton plays tho part OF n Spir.
tied Tartar girl in tho romantic
drama. now at the Strand thonter
The Christy comedy. Back to the
Woods" IN shown In conjunction
with the feature picture
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
LIBERTY

Love and hate In tho extreme are
recn In Tho Spoilers" that picture
adapted from Rex Beach's popular
novel. which - now making its sue.
ccSsfui second weeks run ~ tho Lib,
crty thcatcr. Milton sllia. Noah
Berry. Robert Edeeon. Anna q NilH
son and Barbara Bedford are among
those taking the principal parts in
both the romance and fight scenes.
Views OF interesting local happen.
lngs are being shown on tho Liberty
News reel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25

1890 o'clock. the city council II.
eenso committee declared Tuesday.
A request asking that they remain
open until 1870 was handed the
committee from the feet entertain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
BLANCHE SWEET IN
NEW COSTUME ROLE

Blanche Sweet. who recently STAGED
a comeback 20 the screen. last week
completed her characterization in
Goldwyns "In the Palace OF the
King" In this production she por.
trays tho leading part. appearing in
her first costume role in some years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
PALACE HIP

MARY Of the Movies Is the photo.
play offering az the Palace Hip thea.
ter this week Mary IL a girl who
acts out to become star In Holly,
wood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25

first ventures on the screen.
Black Shadows" the non-fictionnl
film. showing South Sea Island views.
warriors and dancers, IL meeting with
exceptional approval
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
COLONIAL

Life In a metropolis. with lie lights
and shadows. Is raid 10 be shown In
the picture which began lts run at
the Colonial theater Wednesday. In
the picture. THE Lights Of New
York" are starred Marc MaeDermoit
and Estelic Taylor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
Threw Away a Wig

Being almost completely bald. James u.
Allen bought an expensive wig A friend
advised him to try kotaiko lie did 30.
HIS hair grew anew. covering his head.
He threw away his wig. Many other saeh
cases, Oct a box Of genuine KoTALKo
at druggists or write for free Proof
Box 60 kotaiko office. 4s.A, station l.,
New observation-disclosures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
OLYMPIC

Tho motion picture offering NJ the
olympic, beginning "wednesday. il
"It Can 10 Done" Earle Williams
plays the lead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25

ment committee. but Mrs. Henry
Landes and Councilmen Hesketh OPP
posed letting down the bars. Coun.
Gilman Lou Cohen favored the re-
quest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
PRINCESS

The Isle OF Lost Ships" began is
run at the Princess ,hsater WodneN'
day. Milton stills and Anna Q. Nils
son take the leading parts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25

II you have some office space TO
rent why not rent III Phone
Want I'D to Tho star and see how
quickly tho space is taken. Main
$500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
WINTER GARDEN

Dustin Farnum Is 10 be az the
Winter Garden theater In while
Justice Waits" FOR tho last time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
Claims Nonstop
Record for Auto

HOUSTON. Texas. July 25.--com'
pletely exhausted. Il. 3, Settle. sales
man. brought his rambling flIvver TO
a stop today and claimed the worlds
nonstop driving record He had
driven continuously for more than
100 hours. outlastins dozen en-
trantH.
Mrs. Mabel Lowe. feminine en-.
tran,. was IA close runner-up. She
tainted ana wnH carried from the
track just eight minnics before set
tie passed out OF the speedway pic
ture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25

LEEDS. England, July Is.
playful COW held up several express
trains for two hours while train
men tried 70 chase her off the
OFF the tracks. BY a little strategy
she finally was driven into a car
from which she had escaped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
Asst H M A

Don't suffer another day. ~ you have
spasmodio or true asthma. take HOMO
pYSE CAPSULES. In most cases they
act Hike magic and make tho worst suf-
ferera forget they had asthma. They give
snrs and quick rsiirf--your money back
" they fail. Guaranteed free from dope"
injurious or habit-formiug drugs. Tell
your friends who suffer. HoaoDYNE
CAPSULES arc for sale at Swift Drug
Co. and other drug stores. inexpensive
advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
Council to Enforce
Dance Hall Rulings

Seattle dance halls must obey the
ordinance providing for closing at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25

wednesday. The picture is TO be re-
placed Thursday by How Women
Love" featuring Betty Blythe in the
part Of Rosa Roma. the daughter OF
an Italian prlma donna.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-12

Cuando va las gentes Sc habfan OIL
vidado de la Conferencia centroame-
ricana inaugurada en- Washington el
4 de diciembre tiltimo, bajo los aus
picios paternales del secretario Hug
hes, ACADIA de hacerse p1blica la noti-
cia de que las sesiones ham finaliZa-
Gla hoy-el -dfa en- que estas lfneas Sc
escriben, -firmandose NADIA menos que
u Tratados y tres protocolos. =.
La Confcrencia del Pacffico no di0
tanto de ST. y, naturalmente!, el go
bierno de los Estados UnidOs Sc mues-
ira, como en- aqu6lla { Y cen mucho
mas moti'A, que Ell aqu6lla,) muy sa-
tisfecho del feliz desenlace. 81 ell la
del Pacffico Sc contuvo, por 10 me-
nos, la fatfdica amenaza japonesa, en-
la conferencia centroamericana Sc evil
to, de momento, Ia que parecfa inmi-
nente Confederation de las cincos Ere
pliblicas de la America central. En-
ambas ccnferencias supo ganar ITEM
pc, 10 que Siempre es ganar algo.
Descartada, pOr. aplaazmiento, la
anunciada Y temida union de los paf-
ses centroamericanos que. patri5tica-
mente, no han querido llegar ella
con el apoyo v bajo Ia tutela de los
Estados Unidos, 10 que equivaldrfa a
ensanchar Ia zona del canal de Pana-
ma hasta Ia frontcra mcSicana, los de-
legadOs centroamericanos Sc han entire
tcnido durante estos dos mescs ell cs-
tudiar, redactar Y aprObar-siempre
con la venia del gobierno nortcameri-
cano-loS 10 interesantes docuncntos
que han de servirles para juStificaI'
sus buenos dcseGS pacifistas,, que 81
mucho les intereSa cllos, no menos
les intercsa los hombres de neSo-
clos de los Estados Unidos que sc
ayenturaron invertir dinero ell aque-
Hos pafses.
Entire los TratadoS firmadOs figu-
ran: el primcrdial dc amistad v CO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-12
.DOCE TRATADOS VS. PROTOCOLS

nercio. que no es mas que una fevi-
sion del que va firlnaran esas mis1nas
reptiblicas ell 1907; el que establcce Ia
constitution dc un tribunal de arbi-
traje, analogo al que ga existfa, para
resolver las difereneias que Surjan en-
tire los diferentes paises, 81 6stos no
hubieran podiGo llegar un amistoso
acuerdO entire ST directamente, y el
que especifica concretamente In limi-
taci6n dc los armamentoS dc cada uno
de les cinco pafses... De los cinco
pafscs centroamericanos, por supuesto
Porque cl mayor menor armalnento
dc los Estados Unidos no les debe
preocupar aquenos.
nj tampoco el que tenSa que ser un
Secretario de Estado de los Estados
Unidos el que ponga su firma juntC q
las dc los delcgados centroamericanos
ell los acuerdos que estoS adopten.
Hay que asradecer dc algdn modo
ell paternal interes del poderoso veci-
no del Ncrtc! No es cosa de prescin-
dir dc sus bucnos oficios.
IA hemos quedadO ell que los Esta-
dos Unidos no quieren mas que la fe-
licidad la prosperidad de los pue-
bios que Sc encuentran su alcance,
sobradas muestras dieron de clio.
--hora mismo, ruando adn no han de
jado dc ejercer su decisiva Influenza
para ell restablecimiento de Ia norma
lidad polftica y finalciera de Cuba,
va ha surgido ln senadOr Mr.. Po.
merene, que pide Ia amistOsa anexi6n
de Ia pequefia isla de PinoS, en- aguas
lie Cuba. pOr considerar que dicho, te-
rritoria 10 esta eSpecfficamente IN
clufdo dentro de las fronteras dc aque-
LA repdblica, y, sobre todo. porque el
30 por cicnto de Ia prGpiedad dc esa
iSla va pertenece q los norteamerica-
nos.
Lo cual es muy possible que lleguc
a ocurrir pronta tambi6n con Ia mis-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-12
Los ANOS ESTAN EN- Ell
CORAZON.

Lima, Ohio, MARIO 25.-El matri-
monio contrafdo por Philander w.
Parker, de 81 amos de edad, con Mrs.
Mary Irene German, de 72, viene a
confrnar notablemente esa vieja ora
ci6n que dice: Gel amor no reconoce
edades".
Lo mismo que en- un infante de con-
tados abriles, Sc puede notar cierta
preferencia en- sus juegos y en- la es-
cuela por la companfa de ciertas per-
sonitas, entire los ancianos ell coqueteo
no ha pasado inadvertido. Los VIE
jecitos Sc buscan aunque sea solo pa
ra recordar las diabluras horas fo =
Ices de la mocedad Cupido hiere
diestra y siniestra, sin fjarse en- ell
gesto ajado por los amos y los sufri-
mientos de unos, y en- la carita tersa,
lozana y de ojitos traviesos de otros.
"Me hallaba muy triste y sola", di-
ce Mrs. Parker, "porque a pesar de
que tengo un hijo de IL amos, este no
Sc halla en- casa sino en- las horas de
comida y de dormir. Escribi a una
sociedad de Topeka, Kansas, organiza-
da especialmente para poner en- CO.
municaci6n a las personals que Sc ha-
Ian aburridas y deseosas de compa-
MIA. Al POGO tempo recibf una car
ia de William, y despues de habernos
cambiado algunas misivas por espa-
clio de tres meses, mi nuevo marido
hizo viaje y vino desde Washington
para ofrecerma la argolla de compro-
misc. Ahora nos hallamos va casados
y me siento tan feliz como cuando me
hallaba en- mi primera luna de miel,
hace cosa de 49, amos. La vida de viu-
da es muy triste. Compadezco tam
bicn las solteronas."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-12
/ ALGO QUE Sc We.

ia, no han podidQ YER la luz dentro
del deporte, seremos responsables j car
garemos con las culpas que todos los
fans, y asiduos fanaticos que concl-
rren los stands Ell dfa de juegos, nos
echen encima, pOr tener en- nueStraS
manos ell elixir que restaure una vcr-
dadera union dentro de nosotros, y
todas las pequeneces pOdamOs olviQar-
las pOr el amor a nuestro terruho, Y
por las simpatfas nuestras estrellas
ty el cari1o al momento de algeria que
nos brinda el Monarch Rey, y todo ESQ,
10 despreciamos, asllmiremos Ia res
ponsabilidad moral, que el case de-
que tantos sacrificios lie hemos i'm
puestO para ell desenvolvimicnto del
deporte la fnsula perdera a sus es-
trellas. Y por aSiotismo. y amor
a unas cuantas pesctaS cl depor-
te morira. porque tI. lector, que
tanto has cooperado y ayudado con tn
presencia y tu premio, has perdido
la &c, porque tu idiosincracia te revela
algo anormal por rumores o realida--
dcs, porque tn amor al. deporte no te,
pcrmitc mas .sacrifieios., ESQ es todoi y
asi diran todos. 49,.
Y 81 despucs de esta opinion. mia,.
hija de una expression sentida, y de
un amor vcrdad los managers y di-
rectorcs dc las noyenas, no actdan y
procuran inteligcnciarse para unificar
las ideas y tonlar, un acucrdo, pode-
mos decirle que son los responsables.
ellos lleyaran la middleton de ese
pueblo, que con raz6n dird y sehala-
ri a sus dfas los yerdaderos culpa-
bles.
Tienen Ia palabra los siguientes Sc
flores: Felix yive y Pedro Miguel Ca
ratini, por Ponce; Isidoro Garcia y
Antonio Luciano. por MayagIez; Joa-
qufn Mojica Cartagena, por Huma-
Gao; Y L. Rogue y Cosme Beitfa, por
Puerto Rico Sports, Y Domingo Yidot
v Luis Freyre, por All San Juan.
Todos los managers Y directories. de
las distintas novcnass deben reunirse
y tomar un acuerdo, y poner en- ,pr6c-
tica las medidas que So han de stomar
para principfar el Campeonato Insu-
lar, v asf levantar cl base bali isleiio
i Ia altura de los Estados Unidos y
nuestra Antilia hermana Santiago de
Cuba. ;sucedera? sMorira2 Tienen
Ia palabra todos los caballeros arriba
mencionados.
Hasta otro.
Rcporte Pelotero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-12

" Pareee Ser que hath tocado Il muer-
tie al 'NIanar&ai Dep6rte en- la -ciudad
de San Juan. No podemoS dudar que
rciertas causas desconocidas por los
ilndftfples fans que feseoso de Yer bue-
ma lTeIota Sc preguntaii eudl es la eau
50 de que 'en la oclio no Sc We pelo-
ia. SegIlramente en- la mente de to-
dos hay Ii idea de que also aflormal
|pasa entire los teams de la isla y los
locales ''capitalehOs. i'ta 1850
Con f'respecto ESQ solo voy dar
uiia idea. que bien estudiada por los
managers Y los que Ell verdad sOstie-
men el deporte islelo, pudieran sacar
a flote el Monarca Rey, que visto por
todos, como 10 veo yo, pocOs dfas solo
lie quetlan de vida.
La idea es buena, solo pueden ac-
tuar los que despuGs de cstudiar mis-
prop0sitos, tengan la bucna f6 de po-
nerlos en- practicas. Hoy contamos con
yarias novenas. elias son Ponce,
Puerto Rico Sports, Humacao. Maya
giiez y All San Juan. Seria bueno
consular q sus directories, Y armODi-
Ear Gle mancra que algHnas difefteheias
habidaS entire algunaS novenas sean
zanjadas cstudiosa Y concicnzueamcn
te para preparar un Campeonato Insll-
lar, que. al igual que nuestrOs discfpu-
los, los de la Repdblica hermana San
to Domingo, puedan tener la oportuni-
dad dc lidiar unos con los otros, to-
dos para asf darle auge al deporte
" contribuir al verdaderO desenvolvi-
miento del mismo. Es de lamentar que
mi pobre opinion no sea acogida con
dan metliar entire directories hoy, de
noyena alguna, por razOnes por mi des
con0cidas V q. en- verdad eXisten, pues
va despues de nosotros haber visto iu-
gar las Estrcllas Dominicanas, sin
ceramente podemos decir que de ocu-
par el tercer puesto dentro de los play
erS del MOnarca DepOrte, hemos sido
rezagados al quintO o sexto puesto dc
los jugadores del mundo, Y todo por
diferencias, que vistas con el lente q.
el amor nuestra terra nos facilita,
todos hemos debido olvidarlas, Y unidos
procurar ocupar un puesto de mayor
importancia para honra y prez de
nuestro pueblo y nuestros jugadores.
FL POGO estudio y abandono que de
nuestros jugadores hemos hecho, ell
no muy lejano tempo sentiremos su
efccto, tai cual que nuestras estre,
Has boricuas tales como William
Guzmdn, J. Santana, Frank, Millito,
Garcia, Monchile, Chilino y otros, que
por causas conocidas por este cronis-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-12

ma Cuba, V aun con toda la America
central. Pero de que asf suceda no
tendran la culpa los norteamericanos
precisamentc. Mas cerca que la Ame-
rica central y que Cuba estd Mejico,
~ de M6jico no Sc apoderardn los nor
teamericanos con tanta facilidad. a
.Mejico le basta cen no qucrer. esa
inyencible fuerza tiene un nombre: pa
,triotismo.
Miguel de Zd,rdyd.
Nueva York. MARIO de 1923. "a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-12
.... .Al'VISiO~ -. u,
Il III :
DR.. N. QUINoNES JIMENEZ
4 EspeciaEdad:' - 81
Oios, oidos, nariz y garganta.

Dssea contestsr a las petsonas cue a.
diario le' eseriben que no acostum-
bra, nj ha pensado salir en- excursion
professional por Id isla. A la veg les
inforna que el ptocedimiento Barra-
quer para extirpar las cataratas re-
quiere una intervention quirnrgica,
y no un tratamiento, como suponen
los que solicitan SO les envie recetas
pro correo.
Con mucho gusto los atendera en- su
consultorio:
Tobacco Palace, San Juan, P. r.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-12
lOH, RUINAS...!

iOh, sagrada quietud de las ruinas dormidas;
Como duermen los siglos vuestras soledades!
iQuien pudiera robar al polvo aquellas vidas
Que alumbraron al mundo lejanas edades >!
iOh, ruinas de los templos p6treos
Yacen los restos sac1ps de hidalgos de reyes;
Y estan aprisionados aquellos bros buencs
Que dicen de los hombres que tuvieron leyes!
iOh ruinas venerables de vieos mlralones,
Tras las cuaes peearon los valentes leones
Buscando ell soplo dc eerna relenc6n;
Yo ioh ruinas! mudas senciosas;
Vuestra mudez lie haba mi alma muchas =
Que hacen latr mi pecho duce rebellion.
IIumberto PADRO.
Gales Pto. Rico,
Mario de 1923.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-12
EL AJEDREZ
Para mi amigo Abigail Pagan.

Es juego ciencia neesante,
beicosa lid,
trunfante e adad
la vision
Cada el tablero
soldados pigmeos en- bataa,
andan mas lgero
los caballos al sin vala
"baluartes cl viento't
cambian de stio, tienen cimento;
G hace las de mujcr
e af, pero modesto ..5..
ST sale de
tieneq que nzar lin retroceder
Gloria al arabe que trajo da
ell aiedrez invita- a meltar,
sndo ciencia diria
1nico vulgar.
La pepcaa, ell tacto la malria,
quien 10 domino tai arranca;
5000 go 'i~t vven cumbre propcia W. ! '"
"t% M 'r" Laskery y CAPABLANCA. 't ga - ~
i irs.,i il4 i; "' :1I 5ao Itisim
''"> "> vigor e humane 'i 90 III l1N''
't.'''! 81 IL a'fuerza de compIejo hteresante;
Ah "'t" Il" H' fnge guerra aeropano;
Is,lr 0a4 lps ,sjp54 nT1aaaG K3ua
parete que juego conituye ho1leus
, , - 80 batalla vista distante, 1s"'' ~ ~
81 o.,< trayes De qh lente disminuye @ ~ > 20 20
lifI 1o4h/ JA ~ AAof "a/ Jose D. RoDRIGUEZsu0-sa
1aTot >ITaAN ~ JAbrri briddl11ggaa8l4 ddcl 1924 se5A
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-03-13
Public Can Accept Either of Two
NieWS of Administration S Records
There's No Parallel for Americas Re-
covery in the Last Two Years,
Asserts Mondell.

WASHINGTON, D. C.-History
will record that no congress has
handled its responsibilities more sat-
isfactorily than the sixty-seventh, Rep
resentative Mondell, of Wyoming, the
retiring republican floor leader, de-
clared in his farewell address in the
house.
THE volume OF business transact
ed" he said has been enormous, the
problems met and passed upon many
and difficult No congress has been
more diligent in attendance upon the
public business"
Turning to the accomplishments OF
the Harding administration, Mr.. Mon
dell said he believed survey would
convince any fair observer that the
United States had made, in the period
since that administration came into
power, a far greater advance than any
other great nation has accomplished
in the same period.
Turn where you will in the world,
he continued, you will find no coun-
try that has been able to parallel our
American accomplishments in the last
two years. You will find no record
of so vast, so impressive, SO thorough
going a recovery from desperately
bad situation in anything like a brief
a period"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-03-13
INTERESTING NEWS NOTES
FROM WESLEYAN COLLEGE

The Thalians of the University OF
Georgia gave Clarence" by Booth
Harrington, in the Wesleyan audito-
rum Wednesday night. This is con-
sidered one of Booth Harrington
best plays, and the Georgia perform
ers did credit to. both the program
and themselves in their splendid in
terpretation of it. From the first they
got into the spirit of the play, and
they carried it forward to brilliant
climax
The seniors were entertained with
Wesleyan Night at Mulberry Street
church by the Baraca class Thursday.
DIR. w. F. Quillian was master of
ceremonies. Purple and lavender, the
college colors, were used for decora-
ton, while festoons of violets further
carried out the color scheme. The
members of the domestic classes OF
Wesleyan served refreshments. Among
those attending was Miss Sallie Jones,
member of the senior class.
The department. of Spanish at Wes-
leyan and former members of the de-
partment living i'll the city will pre-
sent a program in the college chapel
Friday evening to aid in the relief
fund for Armenia. No admission will
be charged, but a collection will be
taken, to which everyone will be ask
ed to contribute. The entire program,
consisting of various national airs,
musical numbers and tableaux, will
be given in Spanish. Miss Aubrey
Lewis will take part in the program.