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The border vidette., 1923-10-27

Being in the town (now city,
of Nogales, county of Santa Cruz,
Arizona. Commencing at the
southeast corner of lot No. for.
ty.seven (47) in block No. six.
teen (l6) running thence wester
ly sixteen and FIVE tenths (16 81
feet, more or less TO a point;
thence northerly to the north
side line of said lot No. forty
seven (47), to a point twenty. four
(24) feet, more or less, from the
northeast corner of said lot No.
forty seven 40, thence easterly
twenty four feet (2G more or less
to the northeast corner of said
lot No. forty seven al; thence
southerly along the eastern side
line of said lot to the place of
beginning, being part of lot
No. forty seven AZ, in block
sixteen (16), in the said town
(now city, of Nogales, Arizona,
according to the official map
thereof made by Wm. Bradford.
Being in the town (now clty)
Of Nogales, county of Santa Cruz,
Arizona. That portion of lot
No. forty nine (49) in block six.
teen (16) lying southerly of the
proposed Franklin street, begin.
ming at point on the southerly
side line of Franklin street a dis.
tance of fifty nine {50 feet from
the intersection of Franklin
street with the easterly side line
of Littlepage street and fronting
on Franklin street distance of
fifty (SO) feet; thence southerly
fifty (50) feet to the southerly
side line of lot No. forty nine (49);
thence westerly along the south.
erly side line of lot No. forty
nine (49); distance of fifty (50)
feet, more or less to a point;
thence northerly to the point of
beginning on the southerly side
line of Franklin street; making
lot approximately fifty feet by
fifty (50) feet, and all in lot No.
forty nine (49), block No. sixteen
(l6), town (now city of Nogales,
Arizona, according to the Brad.
ford map.
Notice Is Hereby Given, that
on Monday the 10Th day of No.
vember, 1923, at eleven o'clock
a. ~. of said day, at the west or
main door of the court house of
Santa Cruz county, in the city of
Nogales, county of Santa Cruz,
State of Arizona, | will, in OBJ.
ediance to the special execution
and judgment aforesaid, sell the
above described property, or so
much thereof as may be neces,
sary to satisfy said Judgment
aforesaid, with interest thereon
and costs and accruing costs, and
expenses of sale, to the highest
bidder for cash in gold coin of
the United States.
Dated this the Goth day of Oc.
tober, 1923.
Fl. j. BROWN,
By Sheriff.
H. j. PATTERSON,
1O-27-4t. Deputy Sheriff.
The border vidette., 1923-10-27
PROCLAMATION.

Whereas: Saturday, October
9th, has been designated as
Navy Day." the people of our
nation are urged to study the
needs of this nation in the way
of National defense. The United
States Navy constitutes the first
line of defense, and it is imper
alive that it be kept at its high.
est efficiency. The fact that
Navy Day" falls on the same
date as that set aside as "Roose.
velt Day. is particularly fitting;
and,
Whereas: Theodore Roosevelt
as Assistant Secretary of the
Navy, and as President of the
United States did much to pro
mote the effectiveness of the
American Navy; and.
Whereas: The efforts of the
Roosevelt Memorial Association
to secure the birthplace of Theo
dore Roosevelt as a Shrine of
Americanisn" have been crown
ed with. success, and on Satur
day. October q. 1923. there will
be held appropriate services, de
dicating the Roosevelt home as
a national monument, where
Americans may go for inspira
tion and courage in solving the
many problems which confront
them in working out our expert
ment in government; and,
Whereas: The memory of
Theodore Roosevelt has a pecu
liar and particular significance
for the people of Arizona. He
endeared himself to the many
citizens of the State who we're in
his regiment in Cuba; his efforts
toward reclamation went far to
ward making possible the con.
struction of the dam in the Salt
River Valley, which bears his
name; and it is fitting that the
people of Arizona take the time
from their multitudinous duties
to pay a tribute to this Amer
ican who contributed so much to
our national consciousness and
development;
Now, Therefore, 1, George w.
P. Hunt, Governor of the State
of Arizona, by virtue of the au
thority vested in me by law, do
set aside Saturday, October 81.
1923, as Navy Day" and as
Roosevelt Day." believing the
two to be synonymous, and I
urge that on that day appro
pirate exercises be held where
discussion will be bad Of the
need of the American Navy and
of those ideals and principles of
Americanism advocated by Theo
dore Roosevelt.
In Witness Whereof, have
hereunto set my hand and caus
ed the great seal of Arizona to
be affixed.
Done at Phoenix, the capitol,
this Goth day of October, A. D.,
1923.
(SeaD GEO. w. P. HUNT,
Governor of Arizona.
Attest: JAMES Fl. KERBY,
Secretary of State.
The border vidette., 1923-10-27
NOTICE OF SALE.
Notice is hereby given that

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, L. r. Mitchell,
Trustee in Bankruptcy of Ma
nuel Encinas, bankrupt, will. at
ten a. M, on the 3rd day of No
vember, 1923. sell to the highest
bidder for cash at the warehouse
of the Walker Transfer Company
at No. 2l3 Grand avenue, No
gales, Arizona, any and all the
assets of the estate of said Ma
nuel Encinas, bankrupt, consist
ing of automobile tires, automo
bile accessories and automobile
service station equipment, fur.
niture and fixtures.
The right to reject any and all
bids at said sale is hereby ex
pressly reserved.
Dated at Nogalas, Arizona,
this the 22nd day of October,
1923.
r. l.. MITCHELL,
Trustee in Bankruptcy of Ma
nuel Encinas, Bankrupt.
The border vidette., 1923-10-27


Ed. Ten Eyck, division state
highway engineer, was a bust
ness visitor in the city Tuesday.
From here he went to Tomb
stone.
Hon. Frank Fl. Hereford and
family motored down from Tue
son last Saturday. Mr.. Here
ford is one of Arizona's leading
attorneys.
J. T. Mcdonald, mining pro.
moter of Los Angeles. has been
visitor in Nogales this week.
He was on his way to Sonora,
from the coast.
Edward Titcomb, has returned
home from the West Coast OF
Mexico, where be had been on
business for Roy & Titcomb,
Inc, of this city.
]. M. Bennett, of the South.
ern Pacific of Mexico, with head.
quarters at Empalme,- was a No
gales visitor the forepart of the
week on company business.
Newt. B. Mercer. of the No.
gales Buick Mercer Company,
has returned from El Paso, Tex.
where he went on company bust.
ness the forepart of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Pinker.
ton are the proud parents of a
fine baby girl, which arrived
early Tuesday morning. Mother
and little one reported doing
nicely.
Local livestock raisers are re
ceiving 49 cents per pound for
range steers. 3! cents per pound
for cows. Range stock through
out Santa Cruz county are in
fine condition.
Tom Cumming, of the city
police force, has gone to the Sui.
tana mining district. Sonora, to
do development work on some
mining claims. owned by himself
and associates.
Lew Quinn, Patagonia con.
stable, was a visitor in the city
Thursday on business connected
with the sale of bunch of native
steers, for which be received 43
cents per pound.
G. P. Nichols. efficient, accom-
modating ticket agent at the
local Southern Pacific Offices,
has returned from a we'll earned
vacation, and is again on the
job, wearing the Southern Pa.
cific smile.
w. j. Mitchell. we'll known
local mining engineer, has gone
to the. state, of Sinaloa, Mexico,
where be is interested in a bon.
ANA silver gold mine. Here's
hoping Mitch" will make a mil.
lion-then some.
Harry D. Tomlin, local real
estate man, has returned from
Los Angeles, where went on
business, last week. Reports
Earl Hammack, who is now en-
gagged in the real estate business
in the coast city, doing we'll.
The reception and dance given
in honor of Colonel and Mrs.
Hooker, at Firemen's Hall, Tues
day night, was very enjoyable
affair. The colonel is the new
commander of the 25th Infantry
stationed at Camp Stephen D..
Little.
Cecil P. Simpson, factory re
preventative for the Chevrolet
Motor Company of California.
when in the city this week ap.
pointed the International Motor
Company of Nogales, B. Taylor
Wilkey, manager, district agents
for the classy Chevrolet cars.
J. A. Small. superintendent of
the Sonora division of the S. P.
de M !, with headquarters at Em.
paine, accompanied by his wife
and two daughters, Miss Helen
and Mrs. Lorraine Russell. visit
ed Nogales this week in the pri
vate car Jalisco, Superintendent
Small's travelling home.
G.. L. Hickey, superintendent
of the Nevada Northern railroad :,
en- route to the West Coast of
Mexico, was a Nogales visitor
last Tuesday, being accompanied
by his wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hickey are travelling in the pri.
vate car ELY" They expect
be in the south country about
ten days.
The border vidette., 1923-10-27

Don Franklin is recovering
from his recent sick spell.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-04
cERTrFIcADo DE ELEccIoN.

Ha sido archivado en- la secretarfa
E5ecutiva, un ccrtificado dc election
de directories Y oficiales de la socie-
dad Qpaerens, en- el cual figuran los
nombres de los siguientes seiiores
Luis Saliva, Prcsidente; onesimo Ro-
che, yicepresidente; Manuel Sanchez
Gavillan, secretario; Rodolfo Rodrf-
esez, iEssorero, y9 Andrea MARTINEZ,
Hisiasina G. de Colon y Luis Bafz, yo-
sles. Todos estos sehoress son tam
Hen directories.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-04
.DESDE A|BOMT0:

Hoy heiAos. sii6 fhf6fmaSlos Que I'el
sehSia Don Pedro Rosario; ha lsido ilb.
infnado coniisionado de; Seryicio Pd-
blieo; en- litgar del f;iseffor Gallo Gdn-
zafez que yenia deseinpenando este
puesto aititerfnamentc VII, hEs'.
7 " Sc eneuentra en- San Juan, pasan-
liio cstos tifas de fiesta con sd querida
|hija, ii sehdr Don Teodor6 Gonzalez
seIora. 81 IS IS i'ss
AIliy cnferma Sc encuentra la aDre
ciable sefiora Dfla Dolores Cruz yda,
! de Alfonso, la cual es asistida pors el
Dr. Gonzalez, Martinez, auxiliado por
/ a DR. Canino.
s Deseamos Sc restabiezca pronto.
Son nuy halagadores los precios
Ede cafe que actualmente Sc estan coti-
zando por estas alturas.
/ Aver se cstaba yepdicndo hasta s2a
sanega verde.
Hoy henlos sitlo ifformados, que
para la Piazza de Postmaster de esta
| lqcalidad los que mas probabilidades
|fiencii, pof ser su influencia mas po-
}erosa, son Il seflor Ramon Pont i
| Ipon Pedro Torres. Este dltimo, SCI
gun informes, esta apadrInado por e
Ptesidcnte del Partido Republican, 50
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-04

80 |tla
Los dias del primero al ocho del
6corriento. fueron de algeria built
clio para todas las clases sociales de
ii pobIacior para centcnares de To-
3lastcTos que acudieror de los pneblos
iilnftrofes.
Durantc los citados tlfas Sc eelehra-
ron las fiestas en- honor a nuestIA pa
trcna la Inmaculada Coneepeiolis Los
fcstejos resultaron mn exito. Sc COM
puso un programa &c escogidos ndme-
sros.
Los primeros dfas las fiestas pare
clan condenadas al fracase, debido a
los aguaceros y rafagas que nos visi-
taron. luego lleg5 la calma.
Los alrededores de mestra plaza es-
taban lujosamente engalanados por las
pleas, que atrafan al piblico ansioso
de probar la suerte, cosa que algunos
lograron, mientras los mas perdfan su
iinero.
Ell novenario en- ell temple cat6lico
result6 .un gran acontecimiento reli.
gioso, asistiendo una enorme muche
dumbre, procedente hasta de los rinco-
ines mas lejanos de este municipio. Es
tuvieron a cargo de los actos religio
sos el Rev. Martinez y I'M orador sa
grado. cuyo nombre no reciierdo.
A la salida del temple cafOlico SC
quemaron vistosos fuegos artfficiales
de cuya manufacture Sc sejcncarg6sun ex
perto pirotecnico.
FL Casino Portorriqueno .celebr6 va
rios bales y jaranas, qde faeron ame
I.nizador por la banda qslsliri5e el Sc
nor Quilones. La misnsA banda Sc hi
20 cargo de las dianass 81 etfs#as.
Para el llItimo dfa ssz aron los
mejores fuegos artificiSsls Due fuerol
qnemados mientras en- ell salon del Ca
sino Sc deslizaban varias parejas, Y des
I,de la plaza hendfan el aire Jas melo
dfas del arte de Euterpe.
-Celebrose con gran entusiasmo poi
parte dc los niflos v maestros la Sc
mana Americana, resultando un exito
sorprendente.
Sc llevaron a lcabo Yarias conferen-
cias EN- varios de los ssilones escolares
en- donde hicieron uso de ia palabra
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-04
Desde ares

flfsf { =
Leearoz. Sererino Lecaroz diriJnlo
por cl instructor Bafrciro, Sc traslado
al Tufabo, para allf tenor I'm encuen-
tro con los cagieiios.
Trlste nos estuvos Ia nucya, de qnc
nuestro team habfa siilo derrotado en-
terreno nnevo
Creo. que con esta ciasc de castig0s,
Sc prepararan = lc ,laran aigunos ha-
lOnes a los teams dc las atlas escueias
de San Juan, Bayamon, etc, respecti-
vamerite Aha 10 veremos en- Ia para
da ocho IA
Las profesoras a cargo de las cla-
ses nocturnas les ofrecieron una bril-
llante fiesta sus alumnos.
El acto tuvo lugar on uno dc los
salones del edjficio .'AIufioz Rivera.
Hicieron nso de Ia palabra; el DR..
Sefn, sefior Colon Y otros mas que fue-,
ron premiados con amplios aplausos.
Fueron .obseQuiados los concurrentes,
lquienes salieron bien impresiopados
do aouel acto nor ol nrooraso oua 60
nota entire los alumnos de las escRe-
las nocturnas
Sc lley;, 4 efecto nm halle do los
estudiantes del primer afio en- tino de,
los lsalones del eiificio auje sGd Gdciira la
alta escuela. " SiFi Ii;iSise ss'sas.'
I Eai salon estuyo glermosameute pre-
parade nor los alutnnos de use .ratfo
que tanto aionra 4 nuestra alta eseae.
4olpaq4 e,4lgr s,Je .fe seSL1G;c F.its
sIMedo yinieron los fffc6res Isn6s Ill,
cens due Ia iarana segfeFfaii15 a,ttnaI
hora also temprana -norone 10 orden5
qsfef.' pom r quieh i Exdmg9 a,bt razan
lohe y, acto .hahfafa III NJ sg;hGShkrsso1dk,
no inyitadas. Ana clos ssts
Apres Ia pluil, e beau temps.
-Debido a Ia iniciatiya dc yarias.
damas caballeros do esfa sociedad.
naci5 la idea de organizar nm club en-
este pueblo.
Despues dc yarios trabaios Y do ven
Ger yarios obstac,,los So ,levaron
cabo yarias reuniones on Q, Casino '
en- una do elias ouedo constitufdo 81
Club Lirios del yalle
La direetiya de dicho club esta com
prue1sta nor. sonora yiuda do Fernsn-
,llez ,l, presidenta sei,orito Maria lew
yicenresirienta... rs; sci,orita Rosa ConzS. 81
lez< seeretaria:: I Miss Herminia Vi.
leila. = 7'E oF'''s''0
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-04


70 venden todas las boticas ysdrogue-
Fias, perfumerias v peluqaerias. Bas-
tan urlas clantas oilzas para toda isna
familia dtWante ineses.
Ede aqua t:l5ia ana dos 3 tres c,,cnara-
Editas de Mulsifed. M6jese sencillamen-
te q cabeilo y fr6telo con este. Basta
sesta cantidad para obtener una espu-
ma RIGA y abundante Ia cual Sc erjuas
ga facilmente, dejahdo Ia eabellera efi
sun estado de liInpieza abzoluta. I'll
cabello Sc SEGA rapida y uniforinemen-
te, haciendose flexible sedoso, ondula-
do y lustroso. El aceite de COCO Mul-
SIZED disuelve Y iqajta hasta Ia Ultima
partieula de polvo y easpa Cuidese
ie las iniitariones Exijase que sea Muls
sized fabricndo por Watkins.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-04

IEsLa mAfbria de los jabones sham
|sAs cof5ptlesto Gentlemen demasiado
HIcali, si,bS9ancia esta r1uy peTiudicial,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-04

RucopQ quc ACsN
ca el cuero cabe-
iludos y hace fra
gil Ell cabello. No
hay NADIA inejor
para la lifnpieza
del cabello que
puro aceite de
!, { D Mulsifed
porque es puro
~ absolutaniente
inofeiisivo, r $
mas ecenonlico
9 incornparable-
niente mas e6caz
que el jabon mas
= -t- 4 y 4 Y II : ~ |II|I d 9.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-04

00RRHspt'NSiL.
Evening star., 1923-02-16
Histrionic History

Phander Johnson chats about Plays and Players every Sunday
drawing his of information gathered close
with the and its celebrities covering
Evening star., 1923-02-16
RADIO NEWS

Elaborate preparations for broad
casting the radio rendition of the
opera Faust" in English. tomorrow
night were completed today by c. o.
Fischer, manager of the radio de-
partment Of station WAY of Wood
ward & Lothrop. The opera, which
will be given by the Washingtonians
under the direction Of Rollin Bond,
will be sent out on the ether waves
by WAY at 8 o'clock. The opera
will be staged by a cast of more
than 120 and an orchestra of forty
pieces in a specially constructed
studio on the eighth floor of Wood
ward & Lothrop's.
Station WIZ of the Westinghouse
Electric and Manufacturing Company
at Newark. N. j.. also will broadcast
the romantic opera, Flying Dutch
man." tomorrow evening. beginning
at 1880 o'clock. which will be staged
In the Manhattan Opera House in
New York city.
Broadcasting by radiophone from
the Arlington naval radio station NAA
each of the states comprised in the
Washington forecast district was in
augurated yesterday in connection
with the establishment Of the new
| TdulO news service HI In1S
station. The state forecasts and sumt
maries are broadcast twice daily,
Sundays and holidays included. at
10:05 am. and 1905 pm. on a wave
length of 10 meters Special warn
ings of cold waves, frosts and floods
when issued in the afternoon will be
broadcast at 3:45 pm.
A feature Of the service which pro-
vides for dissemination of the fore
casts Immediately after they are is
sued, Is that the announcements are
made directly from the weather bu-
reau office, which is connected by
telephone with the transmitter at
NAA.
Legislation for government radio
control must wait another year, ac-
cording to Senate leaders, who. said
yesterday afternoon, because Of sena-
torial opposition, no attempt would
be made to have the Senate consider
the control bill passed recently by the
House. The bill would authorize the
government to restrict radio wave
lengths and otherwise regulate the
new air communication.
Station WEAS of the Hecht Com
pany music building will broadcast
from z to o'clock tonight its semi
weekly radio vaudeville program,
which will be furnished by the fol-
lowing artists: Miss Mildred Pines,
Catherine Miller and the Hawaiian
American Four, composed Of w. z.
CLANCY, W. H.. Buhler. G. w. Buhler
and William D. Waters. An address
also will be made by Rev. Earle Will
fey.
Evening star., 1923-02-16
The Rotogravure Section

eight pages interesting people and
places which the public that by this
deru Rotogvre accurately reproduced best
suits obtainab1e in newspaper illustrative work
Evening star., 1923-02-16
MARK TWAIN'S CUB PILOT
DIES AT THE AGE OF SO
David S. Green, From Whom Much
of Writer'S Material Was Obtain
ed, Expires in Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, KY. February 16.-
David S. Green. eighty-three, who
served as cub pilot under Mark
have furnished material from. which
the writer drew in his descriptions
of Mississippi river life, is dead at
the home of relatives here today
Mr.. Green was born near tHender-
son, KY. His father was the owner
of a large plantation, but his fortune
was practically wiped out as a result
of the civil war.
Coming to Louisville in 1869, Mr..
Green engaged in various business
enterprises. Finally he entered the
stock brokerage business, in which
A daughter, Mrs. Clarence D. Simp-
son of st. Louis, three half-sisters
and three half-brothers survive.
Evening star., 1923-02-16
WMU-Doubleday-H Electric COM
pany 1880 Meters).
1880 to 80 p.m.-Program of music.
Hecht Company Music
Building l36O Meters).

Building 1890 Meters).
3 to jurisdictions on the VIC
trola and reproducing piano.
to p.m-Radio vaudeville pro-
gram as follows: Act Miss Mildred
Pines (soprano), accompanied by
Miss Violet Heinsen: "A Kiss in the
Dark" "Massenet's Elegy," AT
Dawning." Act 2-Catherine Miller.
-year-old concert pianist: Chat
terbox" (Raff). Passing Cloud"
tManna-Vuca), Mighty LAX Rose"
(Nevin). Act S-Feature, Rev. Earle
Wilhey. pastor of the Vermont Ave.
nue. Christian Church, The Unity of
the Divine and Human" Act 4-The
Hawaiian American Four, composed
of w. T. CLANCY, steel guitar; w. H.
Buhler, straight guitar; G. w. Buhler.
straight guitar, and William De Wa
ters, ukelele: Honolulu March"
Dream Kiss" "Suez," "Alohe Oe."
Act 5-Paul Rae, jazz songs and comic
stories: BY the Lampposts Of Old
Broadway" Bad Little Boys Are
Goody Good to Goody Good Girls"
Mr.. Rae will accompany himself on
the banjo.
Evening star., 1923-02-16
The Tutankhamen Discoveries

The Star has secured the sole Washington right
reports and the the tomb this Egyptian
King who egned than 5000 authorized Lord
Carnavon who back of this of all discoveries Egypt
ology.
Evening star., 1923-02-16
Europe as Carpenter Sees 1t

New Europe Frank Carpenter calls his
eogue He getting the bypats where he is seeing
donswhch his graphic pen and alert picturng under
sandingly for Star readers
Evening star., 1923-02-16
Tardieu and: Harden

Just especially, when France forcing
the cabled comments of these
illuminating Iardeu Fenchman and Harden
but each has the trained correspondents knack seeing things
they ae-and the courage to write frankly and fearlessl
Evening star., 1923-02-16

a great cosmopolitan newspaper--appeal-
ing to every taste---gratifying every in
clination for entertainment, information,
amusement--contributed by the leading
lights in the world of letters and the realm
Of important achievement.
From it's wonderful news service to its
truly comic Funny Paper' The Sunday
Star teens with interest and glows with
brilliant wholesomeness.
Evening star., 1923-02-16
Marshallisms Are Interesting

Former Vice President Marshall has brand of Amecanism all
his owand style expressing likewise individual
The combination his weekly The Sunday
eagerly read feature
Evening star., 1923-02-16
BY RADIO TODAY
Schedule of Local Wireless
Entertainment.
NAA-Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va
t71O Meters).

NAA-Naval Radio Station, Radio. Va.
t71O Meters).
3:s5 p.m.-Complete live. stock
market comment.
S:45 p.m.-Weather' bureau report.
4:O5 p.m.-Crop report and special
sos p,m.-Daily market report.
p.m.-Concert by the United
States Navy Orchestra, under the di-
rection of Charles Benter. The pro-
gram follows: March. president
Harding" Vessella): overture to the
cerpts from the musical comedy. The
Lady in ,Ermine" (Romberg); ro-
nance, ''Un Sonnet d'Amour" (San-
dersl: grand scenes from the opera
La Tosca" .(PuccinD. suite of three
songs: ta) "All Souls Day" (strauss).
Korsakow). Co THE Nile" tLeroux); /;
vafse de concert, Tout Paris" (Wald-
teufeD; scenes from the comic opera,
The Bat" C"The Merry Countess")
(Strauss); Russian song. "Anuschka"
(From Balieffs Chauve-Sodris. 1929
(virag); ''The Star Spangled Banner"
1905 p.m.-Weather bureau report
WIL-Continentnl Electric Company
(38O Meters).
$3.50 to z p.m.-Phonograph selsc-
WIAY-Woodwnrd 4 LothroD (SoO
Metefs).
2 to 3 p.m.-Selections on the VIC
trola and reproducing piano.
WJH-White 4 Boyer Company 1880
Meters).
1 to Q p.m.-Music and features.
wMU-DoubIeday-H Electric Conn
pany 1890 Meters).
1870 to $50 pm-Program Of music.
Evening star., 1923-02-16
The Unique Editorial Section

Under other auspices brought in such
touch with important doing things the world
of affairs Here Sunday they you for your in
formation their special subjects
Evening star., 1923-02-16
"As | See 1t"

William Allen Whites viewpoint may yours-but whether
you'll enjoy his expreonin which he
makes very pertinent observations affairs
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REvoLUCIoNARIos GRIEGOs CON
DENADOS A MUERTE

ATENAS, noviembre 10. CCable Fran
c6s) tribunal de Eleusis ha con-
denado a muerte los Generates Leo
nard opoulos, y Gargalides, los Ma
yores Avrambos, y Nicolareas, lideres
todos del reciente movimiento revo-u.
cionario. Un gran nlmero de altos Off
ciales envueltos en- dicho movimiento
han sido condenados reclnsi6n perpe-
tua cumplir largas sentencias.