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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-28
GRAN vELADA ARTISTICA EN- Ell
TEATRo MUNICIPAL

Admirable de amenidad buen gus
to result6 la velada cue efectuaron los
aiumnos del Cuarto Afio de la Escue-
la Superior Central, el pasado viernes.
FL programa fu6 hab;lmente organiza-
do por la consejcra de Ia clase. Sc
nior" Srta. Rafaela Meiendez, en- su
preparation los sefores Rafael Cabrera
F. Trapaga prestaron ayslda inten-
genie Y efcaz s
On grupo de princesitas, convertidas
en- toscas lavanderas, por Ia inventiva
del ssfior Trapaga caflt6 eli coro '.Por
Fea'' siendo muy aplaudidas por ell
selecto pnblico que llenaba ell teatro.
Pero el numero que entusiasIn6 Ell au
ditorio fue 'Puebla dc las Mujeres''.
Los jovenes que tomaron parte en- eSta
comedia conquistaron enthusiasts aplau
SOS de los concurrentes grandes elo-
gios de los artistas de la compafiia Bo-
AAOA Ao-f -f0"s'NOAAu, QuACACS SCuSAdAlucASO
cooperaron al mayor exito de la repre-
sentacion. =
La Srta Garcia Andino hizo una
Concha Puerto intachable; estuv1e-
ron muy bien las sefioritas Angeles
Pastor, Mercedes Aifaro Conchita Ro-
irfguez Carmen Marin Belen ze-
queira en- los papeles de Juanita La
rrosa, Dona Belen Angela, Diegnilla y
Pillar respectivamente. ~
Estuvo verdaderamente colossal"
la srta. Elena Rodriguez en- y 'santi
tai. Tamhi6n fuersn muy aplaudidos
los jovenes Augusta Mascara, Jose Pa
niagua, Jorge Garcia, Carlos Julia y
Jose R. Julia, quien di6 pruebas de
sus dotes no comunes de actor c6niico
caracteerizando a Pepe Lora.
Al levantarse Ell tel6n por ultima yez,
mientras la deliciosa musica de la
"Monteria' del gran composltor ja-
cinto Marrero subyugaba las al1nas,
-aparecieron de nuevo "las feas' des-
encantadas por la varita magica del
Sr. Trapaga. entonces pudimos reco-
nocer las bellisimas senoritas Gloria
Ig.es.as. Mia Vien-6s, Paquita Gallart.
Blanca Barreras, Adeia Maria Arce,
Belen Zequeira, Leonor vissepo, Car
men Hernandez, Aurora Dtaz, Aurora
Saldana, Carmen Maria y Enriqueta
Carr6n. Ell cuarto parecia un ensaeno
evocado por Ruben Dario, una sinfonia
en- lila rosa, donde adorables mujer-
citas escapadas de los iiensos de Wat
teau, lutheran venido ejecutar un
halle de fguras lentas y ritmicas ante
los ojos extasiados del poeta.
Felicitamos calurosamente los &um
nos del Cuarto Afio y 81 coiise-
jera Srta. Rafaela Melendez por tan
hermoso festival.
DIoGENEs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-28
vIcTIMA DE LAS RUEDAs DE UN
AUTO

En- CT kil6met-o 70 de la carretcra
central Jurisdiction de Aibonito, ell au
tornovil ndmero 27o6, propiedad de Ro-
dclfo Rivsra, arrOll6 al nifio Eiadio ko-
ssrio causAndole golpes de caracter
gave.
Ell herido fu6 conducido al Hospital
Municipal donde fal1eci6 horas despues
consecuencia de los gclpes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-28
Es precise prevenirse contra
las faIsificaciones.
ArbOIes de Navidad nataraIes
OTRO TEMBLOR DE TERRA
EN- Ell JAPON

WASHINGTON, diciembre 26. (Uni-
ted Pres) ~. Ell celebre professor Tonr-
dorff, sei5m6iogo del Observatorio de
la Universidad de Georgetown, ha de-
c;arado que Ell terremoto que Sc dice
haber ocurrido el lunes ultin1os en- Ell
Japon no es. cosa grave va quesel mo-
vimiento no fue registrado por los apa
ratos seismograficos de esta Capital.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-28
D1spARos CONTRA UNA MuJEE

Domingo Andino, de Bayamon hizo
dos disparos de revolver contra Aqui-
lima Marrero hiriendol aen la pierna
izquierda.
Conducido ante. el -Juez Municipal,
fuese exi igtda ursssfl apza de $500.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-28
coRREsPoNsAL
Ell "JUANA DE ARCO" EN-
SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, die 81 (cable
Frances)--E crucero "Juana de Ar
co" de la marina francesa, que esta
hacienda un viaje de estudio alrededor
del mundo, ha legado a esta ciudad,
donde Sc propone pasar las festas de
Navidad
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-28
LA REv1sTA "coMERc1o "

Hemos recibido el niinero de la re-
vista ''Comercio correspondence al
mes de diciembre. Este nii1nero esta
bellamente ilustrado y cuenta con
unos trabajos verdaderamente inte-
resantes para los hombres del comercio
de la industria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-28
CABo RoJo DE FIESTA
Cabo Roio. Die. 27. 1923

~SSJN, -NAS. ~ ASso.
Ell MUNDo, San Juan
Este pueblo esta de- fiesta con mo-
two de haberse recibido un cable anun
ciando que la casa banquerai de John
Nuveen & Co., de Chicago habia pa
gado los bonos del emprestito de
$4,000 de este municipio, mucho an
tes del tempo convenido para SUI pago.
Con este dinero Cabo Rojo llevara a
cabo grandes mejoras pdblicas que pom
dram sus progresses a la altura de los
mas avanzados de la isla.
sdgi
CORREGP0NSAT
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-28
LOS MUcHAcHoS

Vendelnos en- nuestro estabIe-
cimiento ell acreditado alcohoIa-
do SANTA CLAUS a 35 centa-
yos boteIIa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-28
cINco DIspARos DE REVOLVER

Francisco vazquez, vecino de Pue-
bio viejo fue arrestado acusado de
haber hecho cinco disparos de revo4-
yer contra Francisco Roman hiriendo-
10 en- Ell pecho con uno de los proyec-
tiles.
Ell Juez de Paz lie seialo una fanza
de tres mil d6lares. @
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-28
slL vESTRE FEIJOO
Practicants

En- su oonicilIo, Monjas NO. z,
trabaja de su profession todos los
dias de 9 IL A. M. y de 3 a 6
P. NJ Tel. SIS verde. Apartadc
cO7. San Juan. p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-28

Ell anciano Agustin velez. de Que
bradillas fue atrapado por ell caro- de
riego de la secci6n de Isabella, reci-
biendo lesiones en- la cara y otrss par
tes del cuerpo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-28
DENUNcIADo PoR LLEvAR
ARMAS

La Detective de Santurce arrcsto a
otiho Vegas residente en- Ell Callejon
del Taniarindo, ocupando1e una pistoia
de calibre 25 cargada con siete capsu-
las.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-28
VARGAS ARRoLLADo

I'm la carretera, que conduce de Vega
Baja a, Vega Alta, fue arrollado por
un auto que gtiaba Juan cepero, el
ciudadano Gerardo Vargas. Recibi6 al
guaas consnsionsssen la cabeza Y fue
asistido en- ell Hospital Municipal
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-28
TeIefono 1926 Apartado 4A3
I1TIrNfrNA orrn NIO AErCTSs a

u O41t14NH y y 4NO kAN AlO q
LA CABEZA. & LAXATIVE BRO
MO QUININA es mas eficaz Ell to-
dos los casos en- que Sc necesita to-
mar Quinina. no causando zumbidos
de oidos Contra Resfriados, La Gri-
ppe. Influenza, Paludislno Fiebres.
La firma de E. w. GROVE viene con
cada caiitn.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-28
GONZALEZ PADiN & co.

Ofrecennos a nuestros cIientes
eI acreditado ALCOROLADO
SANTA CLAUS, a 35 centavos
botelIa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-28

TRES BANDERAs:

''Falsa Capitana" en- 6 actos una
c6mica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-28

Un colossal drama.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-28

Tarde: les el Matrimonio un fra
caso" Noche: Naufragio de AL
mas''.
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POPULAR:

Tarde noche: "El Hijo de la No
chez
LAS ANTILLAs:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-09
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Terminal--Pier B--Htr, Freai-
dent Jackson.
Heil street Terninal--u. 4. O. q. unalga.
q. r. l.. H. 4. Heather
Grand Trunk Pacific Terminsl--str
Spokane.
pier IL -B-str cuiburra -
Pief Str Northland.
Pier str Cordoya. str Northwestern.
Pier A--Atr Admiral Ssbrse.
Pier B--str Admiral Watson.
PIER D--atr Admiral Schiey.
Seattle shipbuiIdinE A Drydoek co.--str
Boxer. su Explorer.
Union Pacific Tsrminai--Btr Ipswich
Pacific Coast Coal Bunksrs-u. a. l.. n.
Umstiiia.
Pacific coast Engineering work.-u. a
q. g. Snohomish.
Atlantic Street Terminal--tstr White A.
Higgins
u. n Shipping Board Moerings Str Anna
~. Morse. str fconiun. rtr BlIyerado.
str cross Keys. str Delight. str Lubh-
co. str West Ison, str West Hartland.
str WaIiingford.
Lander street Terminai--sb Surveyor.
Milwaukee Ocean Terminal--atr Mon
goIien Prince.
Hanford street Terminai-str Iyo Naru.
spokane street Terminal otorship
Loeb Katrine.
TODD Drydocka ~. T. Q. r. Deilwood.
". y 9. y. burnside
Aner Hhlpyard a Terminal-~-gtr Rooss-
welt, str Tjileboet. str Edgar v.
Luclenbaoh.
Hottiaton's MIL Str Banta Rita.
Heffernan's Dfydock Motorsbip oregon.
Alanka Steamship MoorinRA- Btr Dduna
str valdez. str Redondo. str Juneau.
Winslow Marine Rsilway--str Paclfico,
bark Belfast, barge Coauitism city,
star Whslers ]. 2, 3. schr Vancouver.
stimson's Miil.-str Thos Crowley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-09
Two Bank Robbers
Leave for Prison

James II. Redmond and Willard
c'Buddy'D Holtz. left Seattle under
heavy guard Monday night. to begin
a ten years sojourn at walla walla
penitentiary. The two are the last OF
the notorious bank messenger rob
bers. arrested by Sheriff Matt star.
witch. following the robbery OF Leland
Hlgbee. bank messenger. July 10,
1921. when they obtained $4,000 In a
sensational daylight holdup on SEQ
ond ave.
Louis Lazarus IL serving five years
at Walla Walla and Eddie Patton.
who turned states evidence, Is hid
ing In parts unknown. having OBJ
ttained his freedom. The four plan
ned and executed the holdup. Red
mond and Holtz figured In three at.
tempted Jail breaks while held In the
county Jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-09
Cop and Former
Wife Have Row

Mrs. !. M. Donlan denies charges
made against her by her former
husband. ,Patrolman W. +. Donlan.
Donlan is seeking reinstatement TO
the rank OF sergeant. from which he
was denoted because he was alleged
TO have behaved unbecomingiy by
assaulting his wife. lie says he
didn't assault her. but that she simu.
lated tho effect by rolling in the
gutter and tearing down her hair
when he arrested her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-09
Arrivals and Departures

ARRryED--Jan. s--str Thos. Crowley
from San Pedro via ports, at $3.50 a. m
str fyo Maru from Vancouver, ID. q. at
I a. m: str Sorthiand from San Fran
cisco via BsIiingham. at a. m. str Ia
Brsa from san Francisco, a. $40 a. m
Jan. Str Admiral sahlsy from OAK
land via San Francisco. at ssse .. m. str
President jackson from Tacoma. at
D. m. str Victoria from Southwestern
VIA Southeastern Alaska, at . o. M; str
Mongolgap Prince from Antwerp via
ports. at 1915 .. m: str Prince George
from Prince Rupert via ports. ct t.it
o. m. tug Ssa Monarch towing bktn
Jas Tuft from Destruction Island. at
a.fa q. m
sAIIfsD--Jan. slug Sea Monarch
towing bkfn Jas Tnft for Winslow. at
a. m. Jan. str Prince George for
Prince Rupert. at 1895 .. M. str Vie-
toria for Tacoma. AT II y. M; str Jsptha
for Valparaiso via Tacoma. Everstt and
ports. at has a. IA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-09

]. 300. Market steady.
iSo hlrhcr steers. ttbo8s.sss cows
and hslf~r~ s1.toNf.st. stocksrs and
feeders. t1so0Tso. calves. tt9e.se.
Ifo<s--Rsosipts. t.Teo. Market sgioe
higher. Top. fs.to; bulk, N0ttt
gh~~p-rgees.ptr. saoo. Market steady
10 weak Lambs. tiftoois.so, ewes.
f4afas. feeders ti91ft.7s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-09
Tense Meeting of BOrah
and Johnson in Senate

WASHINGTON. Jan. p~-These be
dramatic days tn thv capitol. ION the
Hill" Following tho tremendous
porah-Johnson.Lodge debate on the
Borah resolution requesting the
president to cali an economic world
conference. during which Borah d.
ilvcrea his wonderful Declaration Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-09

Independence" 20 all the world.
Hiram and Borsh met ON the floor
OF the senate chamtsr. eye to eye
and face 20 fsoc."
II was tense moment. Thsrv
stood Borah. unauestionabiy this
popular idol OF his country today.
tho man who moro than any other
fought for Hiram's presidential can,
didacy IN Chicago In ipao--tis man
who would have been glad TO have
nominated him upon the floor OF the
Coliseum. bu, who was put aside for
Charles n. Wheeler. whose pitiabic
fooxis at the psychological momicn,
possibly cost Hiram that xrea, honor.
Their. stood BIN Borah. who had been
Hlram's closest political friend and
supporter. all thru the ''irr~concii.
able" days. when they togethsr nd
tho fight against Woodrow Wilson
and interference In EUROPE.
There stood Borah. who up 10 that
fat.fui afternoon when he spokS and
vote against the seating Of New.
berry. the day when Hiram was kept
AVA, by delayed train from Cali.
fornia- Aad always supported Hiram
and Hiram's politics.
Now had come the parting Of tf~
wsyp--tnevitable from the first--for
these two msn arc fundamentally ~
wide apart ~ the poiss In uhsir DO
iitscai concepts. and every eye was
strained and every ear alert for Z
possible clash. but heyond q bitter
stare given and received nothing
happerred and each went his way un,
harrn~d--at least untouched phys
icaiiy.
Borah II today the unst-taihed-o OF
man tn Washington. lettering "a
HIS complete turnover from his
former leadership OF the irrcconoil'
ablcs to his present position an lead
or OF tho world solidarity" move
ment. Lenroot said: The conversion
Of the senator from Idaho II rs com.
ple,a as that Of Saul Of Tarsus."
Yes" replied Borah. ''and you will
recall that saul sawed his life by his
conversion"
You forget. Senator. he did
more" interpreted Glass OF Vir
glnia. former secretary OF the treas
ury. saul OF Taruns saved the world
by his conversion"
And that was about all for Ism.
root and the isoiationssts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-09
Public Markets


stall fes. s<s, csas sassr. Q ms stes
Crystal WAITE -oAp. bars ate. stalls
Rails rakifna potatoes. ftss per sack.
ns~ spinach. itc. . ma ftei eankist cr-
snss.. see. sec. tse ees- stall o.. crab
msat zee n. shrinp meat. rec ~. biscs
bass. isa stall .. s-r. paii honey. fte.
. fns nut margarine. csc. Stan. ts.tf.
flour lleiiy o. SO. urtft snow o. %, Gem
tenniAi Hest tf.st. nsx sac. D.i Monts
sxtra sugar peas. itc. new scr she'll wal
nu,s. ne zee. stall isf. Bottle Creek
health foods.
CORNER
stall .. lamb eheps. rs sse. veal
steak. ma fass pefk chops. sse; fancy
he.f sisas. lee. 6talis ss.ss f'fks So.
steer pot roast. -. pork roast. Use. lamb
chops lave, veal eutiess fto. stan ~
n-s eern and ssftngi.ss beans. lee. mirsd
candy. lie. . 10. sssg Camel dates. i1e. =
for use. stains ie9-iie. rss best but
ter. sset . frs. fabhy's ralncsriset. stsg Q
biz ses.s Matches t,e, pisa corn
rIkx r1.scE
stall ~, beet cAns sugar. 3 ma escf
cry.,si white .ssp. : bars ffa stan
al. Ssv rork ehssss ito N. fee u.
acst~snai< honey. IN. pail saal peanut
suttsr. ITO ~ , fer See. stall IA. yet-
iow fre~stcns peaches. 1885, s>sti-~s raj
sin~ ne stsi susssn,ssd esff.~ sss
nj btseh tss- ESQ n. stalls sf-ss. .
ne lard. socs round steak. 400. pot
ruast fsSe. staii -. fresh hefrfns .
Cor 1tas fresh sximon. Ice NJ. frs~h
ssfnnsf ssiss. for ftr fs1f rfks pi.
pur. ground cocoa. /: ms. tsc. s ma tssl
ns~ psek stsndara corn. lee. ns- pack
cut strtnetess beans. lee eanl Armour's
pancake fssus. an. BAG lea
ECONOMY
stall ~. best cane sugar. ne. ssof
Crystal white soap. bars tfo. stalls
fe-3f. Yakima potatoes ti.1s per sack.
Golden dstss for etc, navel ofsngea
tsc dos- stall 81. Royal peanut butter.
ises home made mayonnaiss. zee. hofn.-
made sandwich spread. soe. stain -.
Regal baking powder. asa. ground chloe
osafs. stc. . for sss: black pepper. fso.
black tea. zee. sssfi I. lard. ite: pot
roast. Zoe. pork eAopa tse. stalls sT-is.
0hirard.iirs ehecoiafs. In. can 5fe.
s-ft. 7se. ms. nsw sun Maid ssesisss
raissns. sto. see can fine lobster. sEc.
grape tuice. lee size g.. sts siss iSc.
wEsIIAkE
stalls 1e-st. Carnstion mfih. tATk oasss
''toe~ hard wheat flour. tt.ee. Centennial
nsst flour ass wsstiAxs Special flour.
tioe. Gold Bend flour. fists scratch
feed. sz.sts cracked corn. ss.as staiis
1911. California wainuts. zee. mscaFonl
& ma 1tc; fancy cluster raisins ftc.
stalls fs-fk short rihz beef. Zoe. lard
rss. zoe. sugar cured bacon. zee. lamb
chops. Q ne ste- stan tts. fresh Lyndsn
butter. $50. paiist eggs. coo. Guatemala
honey. soc can. full cream cheese. s9c.
Wilson's nut margarin.. ms. ice. stsii
$50. corn flakes. 7c pkg. Cream o'wbssf.
400 pkg. AVS Del Monte solid pack to-
snatoes. lie. 10 bars Polar white SOAP.
ssc; sse cans pineapple. for ti.oe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-09
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Jan s.--FUselKn a.
change opened lower. sterling. tses4
francs. to.essfs. tirs. 80 otees marks.
teeeieS. New record Iowl.
forelgn exchange closed sesisr With
marks at te.eeiee. er al the rate ef
10 Gee 60 the deiiar. a new record low.
STERLING. fssss. francs. soetso. lire
30. 0tsi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-09

THE CHAMBER OF Commerce viii
send special committee TO Van.
couver. Il. c., to welcome nine Chi.
nese silk merchants. due TO arrive
there Thursday. The committee will
escort them TO Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-09
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

MondHYs Oeataffons
saxsr-E~sy. Raw. ttteeSts: refined.
easy. oranulsted. o..
Ceffe~-->o. Rio spot. ifs etiac 10 (:
No. saatc@. its 1isAo 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-09

Ketohikan--Jsn. s-saiied. str Jeffsr-
son. south. at SIS p. m. str Northwest
srs1. northbound. at .. M.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-09
LEGAL. NoTrCFs

10 WHOM TT MAY coNcEftHJ
This IL TO certify that q. y. Moncke
has made an application 20 estab-
ava. lots Q. 4. 3. q. 7. y. ?. block
~. Handsrs' Supplemental Add
tion.
Anyon. desiring 20 protest such 90
cupancy must file such protest NJ
tho office of thu Building Depart
msnL Room sos County-City Bldg.
prior 10 January "a, 1928.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-09
Advance of Sterling Is
Boost to Stock Dealings

WALL sTREnr JOURNAL FINANCIAL REVIEW
dealings development
Steel Studehake
OPENING prices included; ssS,
ci 49, sudebaker
American Telephone
issN. up AL Asphalt Az. vi Chile Copper 70. up y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-09

HonHaft Vuufatfons
Buttcr--Extras teke 10. prime fsrssA
csc IL; firsts. sthe ID.
Egxs-Extras. sse dos sstrs puiists
tsse don- understned puilsss. ale dos
Chs~se-cal fiats. fancy. sss ID; firssa
soe IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-09

POIlLTRY AND MEATS
VEGETABLES

to shippsrs
Dueka--ftv~. . ros. and oesr--- ~
Fancy. dressed .......-...-s. ~
Urpifrr~--t 10 ms .......... -
Uess--sA ma and up ~
Med. live. ~ to a. DA III
1--we. hxht. TO ~ ma ....- is
G~e~s-Livs. fat. . 20 10 Da Is
pNney. dressed ......,...-... .fe9 "a
Belgian usrrs-s> ne ara No ~
Dressed .%ssss--#- -
Turkeys-Faney a. o. SIS ms. -
Lave. fancy. faf.fe-is rna ~
Res~sers -Olc. live. per n. IL
m~gx--
Cnoiee. iixht ................ IL
Heavy. fancy .--....-.-....- -oso IL
Veal
Fanry. ffEht ..s.........-... IL
Ned. HIATT .............. ice ia
Fancy. heavy. fse7 zoe rs-... os@ IL
Med. heavy. rough. iss-1ee. .sIs -cs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-09
FUNERAL NOTICES

" A. III. AND ". OF r.
ATTENTION
FRrTz--At the residence soos issn
ave. g.. January ]. 1875, nEokoE
WILLIAM FRIrz. aged Sc years,
beloved husband OF Mrs Mabel
Frits and father OF June Fritz
ana brother OF Miss Dora rritx.
Oakland. Cal. Jake Fritz. West
Union. Iowa. and John Frits. Green
River. Utah. Deceased WAS a NOM
Dor and secretary OF Home Lodge
No. 100. y & a. ". and q rncubsr
and keeper Of seals and records OF
Hammer Lodge No. 1872. " OF p
and also president OF The Boefns
Atrplane Social Club.
Funeral services viii be conduoted
wednesday. at 7 y, m. from the par
iors OF the Georgetown Undertaking
Co. Cremation.
wIfcox--Jsnusry ]. 1915. XYkfLE
WILCOX, aged ~ yeara beloved
wife OF Joseph wilcox ANNOUNCES
rent later. Home UNDERTAKING Co.
EMfTH--At Engiewood. Cal, jan
uary 4, 1919. LOUIS p. SMITH.
aged 70 years, beloved father OF
William ". and Capt. Robsrt l.
Smith. OF Bellevue and Mrs. Lena
Hall. Of Toledo. o.
Funeral servloss "Wednesday at
p. m. at our chapel Friends invited
Cremation. Homo Undertaking co.
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SMALL RANCH
Only az miles from city limits of
Seattle: acres good soil double
constructed California bungalow
about so cords good wood on
place: near schools. car line and
fine neighborhood. Price $1,000:
terms $500 cash, balance $40 per
month More land adjoining at
reasonable price IL desired. See
owner. SOL MUTUAL LIFE Bldg,
FIRST AND YESLER
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MARKETS LIGHT
AS RUMORS FLY

CHICAGO. Jan s-pusiness on
tho Chicago board Of trade was tho
iightest IN wee k. today and prices
closed irregular. Traders were walt
ing for developments In the Euro
pean situation. Export trade was
light Provisions closed lower.
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IOaT An, IruuND

LOST = Drown HANDBAG. WITH
name. 4, NJ. Stokes. January 8. az
o'clock a.. m, between Queen
Anne hill and coiman Dock. Finder
please notify Ensign T. NJ. Stokes.
". 3. y, Connecticut. Bremsrton.
wash,
fosT. $50 nEWARD. NO ouEH-
toms asked - fady's white gold
wrist watch. engraved ]. i. G..
1879. caasett. Jswsier. PantaGss
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BANK CIEARINGs
scatn,
Ship News


TUESDAY WEDNESDAY
JAN. JAN. 10
First Low Tide First Low Tide
i1.S8 a m. IS n. lasE1 a M. 81 n.
FIRST High Tide First High Tide
s:t4 a m, Tao n. Ifet1e q. ma. f3.r H.
second Low Tide second Low Tide
ASS D. m. "a a. S;9s D. m. - II
second High Tide se-ond High Tide
fssfT .. m. 81 r. i1sts D. m, 81 t.
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LEGAL NOTICES


TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
This Is 60 certify that DE MARS
PORTABLE BUILDING co. has
made an application 10 establish
and maintain a woodworking plant
At s2r Roy St. lots and }. block
70. l.. Onion Shore Lands Addition.
Anyone desiring 20 protest such cc-
cupancy must file such protest At
the office OF tho building Depart
msnt. Room COS Counfy-city Bldg.
prior TO January rs. 1928.
Section zoe, Ordinance Nc. afs7s.
TO WHOM TT NAY CONCERN:
This Is TO certify that r. J. Griffiths
has made an application 20 occupy
building as garage at 2o0s-il
First ave-. rear. west ~ feet or
north 20 feet lot 10. block IS. n
A. D.uny's Sixth Addition.
Anyone desiring 20 protest such oc-
cupancy must file such protest At
tho office OF the Building Depart
fnent, Room sos County-Ctty Bldg
prior 20 January 20. 1919.
Section 900. Ordinance No. sis7s.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONcERNi
This N 60 certify that Midland In
vestment Co. has made an applica-
tion TO establish n public garage
Mt 6I2-fe NJ. broadway, lot 8. block
81. A. pontiue' Supl. Addition.
Anyone desiring To protest such oc-
cupancy must file such protest at
the office OF the building Depart
ment. Room sos County-City Bldg.
prior TO January 90. 1928.
Section SOC, Ordinance No. s1b1S.
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FLOUR AND SUGAR

HAY, GRAIN AND FEED
Mav--Whof<4aIe. 4 a. n Seattle
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wANTED = EVERYONE WHO
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American Bank Bldx- Seattle.
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Price ti7b: si3B by parcel post
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Liberty Bonds

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Chicago Board of Trade

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Cora
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May -. "a ..g "a 4.
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Lard
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Jan ...... Nominal 1850