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Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-08-09

Montana led the nation In the pro.
duction OF high grade manganese ores
last year, figures compiled by the ge-
ologic survey OF the interior depart.
ment show. Last year, 9,571 tons OF
manganese ore averaging 35 per cent
metal were taken from three Montana
mines. This ore was valued at $3Tf,-
24J. Only 13,404 tons of this grade ore
was mined In the whole country. Near
ly 100000 tons of manganese ore
running lower than 35 per cent metal
were taken from United States mines
Most of this ore came from Minnesota
properties. The total value of the
United States manganese output In
1922 was 5 2,15S,97D.
At the T~wenty-sixth Great Sun SEES.
sion, or state convention of Montana
Red Men in Butte recently fhe follow
w. Palmer of Miles City. great
sachem; G. II. True OF Phillipsburg.
great senior sycamore; Roland Lum-
ley Of L~ewistown, great Junior saga
more, and James A. Jepson Of Butte,
great prophet. Officers reelected
were: b. +. Stephens, Lewistown,
great representative o. N. Olds OF
Butte, great chief of records; l.. p.
Lavalle, great keeper of wampum
David Kidd of Anaconda, great san.
nup; III. b. Ives of Superior. great
guard of the forest.
When the Midland Empire fair
opens at Billings on September 10, the
best planned exhibition in the history
Of the state Will be thrown open to
the public, according to those In
charge OF arrangements. A big ex-
hibit of livestock is assured. Breed
ers Of purebred animals are turning
out In force TO make the livestock
show an unusually successful one
Show officials are cooperating with
the livestock men in putting on an
more interest In the raising OF farm
stock of high type, and heavy sales Of
breeding stock are expected to result
It.
Contrary TO expectations, laying OF
from Miles City on the new
North-and-south railroad to the Salt
Creek oil fields will not be begun I'M
til early mex year. The grading east
has been finished and work, on the
southern stretch is proceeding salts
factorily. II is understood contract
ors have been given an extension of
time to finish grading. Assurance Is
given, however, that trains will be run
hing by November 1, 1924.
Miss Blanche Lee. formerly assisted
leader of home demonstration
agents for the Montana ~extention ser
rice has been named state leader In
hat branch Of agricultural college
work by Director Coley to succeed
'fiss Anna If. Turley.
Tentative figures complied by the
tate board Of health and just made
,ublic show Big Horn leading tbs
OF Montana In reduction OF
rate for the year 1922 as com
with 1921 These figures give
Zig Horn county's 1921 death rate as
20 per 1000 inhabitants. !
The Montana Veterinarians associa- !
lon, which met In Helena. chose Hell !
ma again for the convention city tn J
924 and elected DIR. w. G. Orr. OF Dill .
m. president; DR.. II. v. wilkins, OF .
~wistovn, vice president and DR. :
Marsh, of Hslens. ~ secre !
sry4rsAsurex. .
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-08-09

B~ridgewater to Plymouth About I'VE
minutes later newspaper men arrived
In Ludlow.
A drive of thirty miles through the
mountains brought them to the Cool
Idge summer home.
Mr.. Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge had
retired about an hour before the death
messages were received. Ten minutes
after the arrival OF the newspaper men
Mr.. and Mrs Coolidge came downstairs
into the sitting room of the Coolidge
home. Mr.. Coolidge was dressed In a
black sack suit and wore a black neck
tie. Mrs Coolidge wore a black and
white gown. white shoes and stockings.
Mr. Coolidge was very pale and showed
deep regret for President Hardings
death. He seated himself at q table.
while Mrs Coolidge brought a lamp
and ead the kilograms he had re
ceived
He then called his assistant secre-
tary. Irwin Geisser, and dictated to
him his statement and the telegram to
Mrs Harding.
Mn Coolidge WeepA
In the meantime people were arriv-
Ing from all directions. Mr.. Coolidge.
seeing the house becoming crowded,
gave orders that an adjoining house
be opened for use as press headQuar-
ters-
Meanwhile, the new first lady OF the
land sat weeping softly and exclaim-
ing In sympathy for the bereaved first
lady In San Francisco.
what a biow-what d terrible blow
to poor Mrs. Harding" she said. "She
had had such a heavy burden. In her
own illness. to bear up under-and
now thist"
Finally Secretary GeIsser returned
with The press copies of the state
ments. and pushing back the old
photograph album and the family Bible
Oh the renter table. Mrs Coolidge
busted herself with the work OF help
ing distribute them.
The newspaper men had scarcely
gotten out OF sight when another teie-
graph messenger arrived with q copy
OF the presidential oath from Wash
ington- In the same sitting room
with Its hand-braided rugs. Its clutter
of venerable colonial furniture, Its old
stove and Its family Bible-Cal-
win Coolidge received the oath Of Office
from his father, and became Americas
thirtieth president
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-08-09
Is Considered
AZ Cheapest Swine Feed

The cost Of gain on . pig until he
weighs about 1z6 pounds determines
In 4 large the profit to b.
made. say the live stock experts. Hog
raisers can materially decrease this
cost by having suficient grssn for
ago available. Pasture II n Of the
cheapest hog feeds. Al compared to
feeding. the amount Of grain
required to produce 100 pounds Of
pork may b reduced approximately
30 per cent by using good pasture.
Blue grass, spring grainA winter wheat
and winter rye are excellent pastursss
but are short-livcd and are Of little
during the summer months. AL
and sweet clover make the best
hummer pasture. Raps IL = good sum-
ner pasture, and also = good fall pas-
lure to b. used In the corn held whore
,ogging down II practiced. Good hos
means larger pork pronta
Evening star., 1923-02-11
Another Novel Filmed.

"THE Glimpses OF the Moon" the
first production Of a series for
Paramount which Allan Dwan recently
contracted to make. has been com
pleted at the Long Island Studio. Bebe
Daniels. Nita Naldi, Rubye de Remer.
David Powell, Maurice Costello and
Charles Gerard are in the cast.
The company's studio was taxed dur
ing the making Of the production. It is
asserted that more than three quarters
OF million dollars worth OF properties
were used. They consisted OF costly
jewelry, expensive hangings. oil paint
ings and antique furnishings. as they
were described by Edith Wharton in her
novel. The studio settings alone cost
more than 100000 Three weeks were
spent at Miami making yacht and beach
exteriors. Among the interior sets are
the Altringham villa in Paris, the Van
derlyn palace in Venice, a hotel al
Fontainbleau, a street scene in Passy,
a suburb OF Paris. and a magnificent
home on Long Island.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-04
;ANUNCIOS CLASIFTCADOS

ALQUTIANsE: Una dos habitacio-
nes amplias y frescas, entrada inde-
pendiente con esplendida terraza en-
mirador. Dirijase Ell MUNDo y
despu6s de las SIS al 162 negro San
Juan. P
FOsFo-GLICo-KoLA DoMENECH.
Para casos agudos de Neurastenia, De-
cailnianto fisico, debilidad genital,
COnvalecencia etc. Sc vende en- todas
las bot;cas del mundo. p.
CE vENDE q Sc ALoU1LA, despues
de dicismbre primero, en- Montefio-
res, casa estilo "Bungalow'' de ocho
habitaeiones. Casita para 81 servicio Sc
parada. Tiene garaje. Llame al tel6fo
no 64 Roio. santurce.-P.
N0MA BUEN PAN Avisanos al
pdblico Que va encontraran en- to-
dos los buenos establecimientos desde
San Juan hasta Rio Piedras nuestro
fsmoso PAN muy especialrner1te en-
el Colmado EspaHa de Hato Rey. Ff-
iese en- la emboltura. Sierpre buena
CALIDAD. La EUsKALDUNA, tele-
fono 433 azul Santurce.-1-19.
CT DEsEA listed QUE sU CABE-
LILO vuelva su colcr natural pri
mitivo use la sALUD DEL CABELLo
DE HAY, preparado inofensivo que ade
mas de supriruir las canas, fortalece
la raiz del cabello. Frasco grande $1.25
y Frasco Mediano rs centavos. COM
ZALEZ PADIN Co.'s.
CE vENDEN 14,000 metros de te-
rreno orillas de la carretera de
Rio Piedras, a Carilina; un KIN. de
Rio Peidras, fincadas de malojillo, CO.
cos Y arboles frutales, aqua corriente
y casa a raz6n de so cts. metro Sc adj
mite negocio con casa en- Santurce.
Para informes en- la misma fnca FL
del Arenas. Direction Postal: Fidel
Arenas clo Gabino Mercado, Rio Pie
dras, P. R.) 81
CE yENDE IN cafetin en- 10 mas
c6ntrico do la ciuaad con todas las
existencias Y muebles; para informes
en- San Francisco 60 1I2, San Juan
1927.
CT listed dssea I'm bon1to ramc
para novis, csrsnas fores susI
SAG Dtrfjsse al tel6fono 2e3 axu1 San
rnyce sor& stsndtdc Embellishments
-. T
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-04


Sc ALQUILA una casa en- Kings Court
con frente hacia ell mar. Magnifca re-
sidencia. Para informes dirijase a T.
B. Hatch. Apartado es6 San Juan 0
tel6fono 127 'Santurce. Is
Sc. .ALQU1A UN CHALET
En- magnifcas condolences esplsn-
dtdamente situado en- San Juan HToder
no, cerca del Mar. Infornaran en- e
tel6fono 595, santurce. --11-25.
VAcAS DE CALIDAD aclimataGas en-
Ell pals, .'Guernsey' g Jersey y Hols
tein, vende precios limitados, Rafael
Margarida. muebleria Los Movies =,
San Juan, P. R. Telefono 95. -
GARAGES, Sc alquilan en- la calle de
Loiza entire la parada 44y Ia avenida
De Diego. Informara Antonio Puigdo-
llers. Telefono 34S verde -1-21
SgsE ALQUD4A sn Sl ''fobscco gsAa.
ce'', Tstu&n 60, habitacionss (par
e 10 um apaStsmentO) propias para Vi.
Etenda efcinas. Infermar4n on q
SsgunGo piGo. 1xquierda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-04


rURESE LA CAsPA RADICAL
~ MENTE; unas cuantas apicaciones
del famoso HERPICTDE lie dejara Ia
cabeza limpia de caspa. vigoriza evs
ia la caida del pelo. Pomo rs centavos.
GONZALEZ PADIN co.'s.
CE ALQUII4A. IN magnfdco local
de 400 metros cuadrados, propio
para alrnacen industria, en- la Gale
Infanta Luisa No. 2, Marina.
Informaran en- la Joyeria de Bouret.
FOR so oENTAvos lie sirven un al
muerzo en- el Hotel Puerto Rico, Allen
A y tanbien una comida por otros 50
centavOs. Una cana SO centavos. 2-3
Sc DAN COMTDAs a domicilio y Sc
admiten abonados. Para informes Girls
to No. II tel6fono TIA San Juan.
Herlninia viuda de odio. Ia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-04


PoR $1,000 al mes Sc alquila habita-
ci6n comoda y fresca caballero So
10. Casa de familia respectable. san
Francisco No. 46 lltimo piso. 10
-~>>~o~o0>-~0r~~---~,~--->
fARA ESTRENAR EN- NAVIDAD.-
Vendo: esplandida casa de concrete. Es-
tara terlainsda 81 10 de este mes. Pue.
de entregarse el Is, En- uno de los si-
tios mas visibles importsntes de, Con-
dado. Avenida Wilson. Doble entrada
de autoln6vil. Pr6xima a la plaza pt
blica, al trolley. al parque y a los ba-
fios de mar. Sc REALIZA POR SU
COSTO. sohcite informes 357 verde,
Santurce, en- la propia casa en- cons
trucci6n. Sc deia en- hipoteca la mi
tad de su .vaIor al diez por ciento annual.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-04

NEUR0 vIRIL.- Impotencia, Decaf-
miento fisico, Espermatorrea. Ell YER
dadero alimento de la c6lula nerviosa
agotada. Compuesto de I6himbina del
oeste de Africa y Lecitina. En- todas
las farmacias. p
ZANE DTNERo: Necesifo ssis
agentes en- la Isla para vender
zapatos efectos AUTOMOBILES directa-
mente al consumidor. Esoriba Jose
M. Gatell, Apartado 11o7, San Juan.
IA
ToLD CREAM-BLANQUEADOR Y
VANISHING CREAM, PANDORA.
Son los tres mejores productos hasta
ahors conocidos, usandolos no hay Gu
tis ralo; no iebe fa1tar en- su tocador.
Pomo 80 centavos. GONZALEZ pa
DIN co.'s.
Sc NEcEsITAN vendedoras de ropa
hecha. Tambisn una joven con conoc:-
i1ientos de costura. Gale de Ioisa cit,
Santurce. is
CE ALoUIIAN. Esplendidos apar-
tamentos con tres cuatro dor
n1itorios y todas las comodidades mo-
dernas, en- magnifco edifcio acabado
de construir, en- la Gale Infanta Luisa
No. Marina
Inforinaran en- la Joyeria Bouret.
CT listed no encuentra en- Puerto
Rico piezas para reparar su au.
tom6vil venga Panzardi Repair shop
Hato Rey y las encontrara a-2-1.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-04
PagTna s
VA LLEGo.-LA oPoRTUN-DAD,
CUE DEsDE EfAcE TANTo ITEM

MA LLEG0.-LA OPoRTUNzDAD,
CUE DEsDE FfAcE TANTo ITEM
20 listed EsPERABAl4-LOs arug-
mentos para Ell cine Sc pagan muy bien
v 81 posee usted una instruction regu-
lar. bien puede usted escribir buenos
argurnentos Muchas personas Que nun
ca nj siquiera sofiaron con clio, Sc de-
dican en- la actualidad a escribir para
el cine exclusivamente. Nuestro Cur
o de Instrucciones en- casteliano le en-
senara el secreto de los buenos argu-
mentos y lie dira ademas, d6nde y c6-
mo lograr venderlos. Este Curse le en-
senara tambien desarrollar sus ideas
con facilidad.
Pidanos iflformes sobre los particu
lares de nuestro Curse ell cual es ei
unico en- castelfano hasta la fechas
LATIN. AMERICAN PHoPoPIfAY
SERVICE, P. o. Box 40, Station !,
New York, N. Y,-2-1.
RNoToRBs para Sutos y trucks,
AVA transmisiones difefenciales, eses,
delanteros completes, adaptable a cual
quier marca en- uso. Ejes trassros para
trucks. Vendemos batatos. Pam
zardi Repair Shop, parada 80, Nstc
Rey-2-1. s.,
i TsTED Sc admirara, cnando yea des
- aparecer su catarrb, tan pfonto -
mo empiece a tonlar sFIfYoTO1HS
Bnsuueio en- la Farmacia. .-2-1.
GoIsAREsI oA1LE LoIzA tPARA
- DA 44l-Nleva Urbanizaci6n
Estamos vendiendo los primeros vein
te solares de esta nueya proptedad con
una gran reduction en- Ell precic. Com
pre- su solar a1tes que n linea del
trolley este tern1inada. Henry w. Doc
ley, Edifcio Belaval, Taica 2, Tele-
fono 580.LP. -
~ OMAS solidas para trucks dc
~ todos tamafos sesenta por cien-
to descuento, Panzardi Repair Shop.
4Iato Rey.-2-1.
7 I'd Sc ASoMBRARA del poder, re-
" constructive del ".ARooDoI'
una preparation base de Extracto
de Malta, Hipofosft6s. aceite de baca4
lao cerezo silvestre. 2-1
Sc ALobILA UNA CASA nueva en-
sitio centrico, cerca parada del tfole
con seis apartamentcs pot $500. Pa
rada 19, condadito, Pillar I; G. Q. Pas
cual. 99
noR $1,000 Y S3oo 90 alquilo calle Ar
senai ocho, habitacion para dorrni-
torio Y hermoso loca' para oficira
dep6sito.-Informara Telefono SO. Box
11o6, Marina.--1-6.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-04

XyENTA DE FLORES NATU1A-
LBS sn ia Gale ''Hsars', step
IL. ganturcc.-IIsms al tslefOno E78
ssul. gaRturcc j ssrAa EsrvtGes ipmedia
samsnts.-P,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-04

0ondado, cerca del mar, de dos plaI
sas, , cen solar muy amplic, sstS d
venta para entrsgaI inmediata por ur
precio limitadisimo. InformarAR aparts
DO s6S San Juan.
2ArA1EROs:- 81 Quereis ccOnO-
nixar cr, Ii conprs do pieles >
@Atssaklss del fsns sorcitad pusstroi
preciOs. Apartadc is4. Aguadilla, r
G.-P.
DETROLEO GAL es el tin1co rege
nerador del cabello de. tama reco.
hocida. 10 hace crecer y 10 fortalece
asando PETRoLEo GAL NO HAY
CALvAs. Pcmo grandet s1.75. Ponu
peuueaO sl.oo. GoNzAIfEz PADIN
CONPANY.--ISs.
SE VENDR bonits y c6modo "Bungs
low" en- el sitio mas pintoresco del
DsndadO, cares del mar. Solar de mas
de 500 metros cuadrados. Precio limi-
ta6s. In4ormarAn apsrtado s5s San
JuGA.
P1ANoUEADoR DERDdA VIVA, es
pecial para las personals de color
BlanQuea rGpidaments Ell cutis oscurc
aAndole un tpno de suaviaad maravillc
so. Pomo 80 centavos. GONZALEZ
PADRS co.'s. 8 "
= CE VENDE:-Un autom6vIl 'Hud.
son-supsrsix'' En- tperfecto IS,
tsdo. para rssso Y viaiss. rEitad de prs
Cis. Informas&n r. b. Beg 2e.--saa
5uan. r. RIP.
TMTE L16UIDo 1SsTANTANEo
para zel Polo y Ia barba, tihe en-
pScos Hiinntos Ell ps1o cano 0 dssco-
lUf4d0, So garahtiza que da excelentes
resnltados; color negro. Frasco grands
$1oe Frasco. peCneho so centavos. CON
zALEz PADIN CO.'S. "
CT listed 1NTEREsA Tricks Qua
- guas cSnplstas. Chassis para Qua
guas. Automobiles diferentes inodelos.
Trucks diferente tonelaie de Glen do
iares EN- adelaAte. venga Panzardi
Repair Shop. Parada 80 Hato Rey. 2-1.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-04
COLOCACION

Sc necesitan dos sefioritas jovens y
bien parecidas para servir empleo SEN
clio diario incluso dias feriados de
a 8 p. m. con bue1ia recommendation.
Tnformes, Salvador Brau No. so liz
Ser piso. Is.
CE ALoUfLA:@Una casa de concra
to en- la avenida Taft, cerca del
mar, Santurce, tiene garaje. Informara
F. Mendia, Tel6fcno II. san Juan.-1-3
Sc NEoRsITAN AGENTEs en- la isla
para hacer ropa interior de mujer
csmisas de dormir. Olga cantidad mini
ma que puede entregar semanalmente.
Tendremos trabajo todo ell aio., sola-
mente las expertas en- este rano deben
solicitar. Una buena oportunidad para
las cue entreguen gran cantidad. P.
o. Box 1881, San Juan, P. r. -1-4
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-04

a go. centavos Ia cana en- el DOR
M1ToRIo de LA CAFETERIA, el mas
aimpio -ftesco y de mas ASSOC On la ro-
pa de canaa.-P.
T.t CoNoMICE:- Pleas automobiles
II para todas las marcas en- uso en-
Pgerto Rico. sopandas hojas sueltas.
Radiadores. Ruedas. Gu2as "Roller" y
aBan Bearing, dinamos y motores.
Magnetos cuatro y seis. Panzardi Re
pair shop, parada 80, Hato Rey.-2-1
Se~~r~>~~
noR S5o.00.-se alqui'an los bajos
! de la casa ndmero ocho de la ca
lie "subida de la Iglesia de San Ma
sec" parada 25. 1nformaran: Telefono
ndmerO 773 azul, santurce, T. R.-P.
AmpIi8 clones S de- desde de'OSlI.s1s s4.ss
Scon marco
Caoba o dorado. Medallones desde
$t5O. Marcos 16spor 20 $1.40 para
diplomas ETC., 10 por IL desde S1,O0.
Cromos grandes Is ctvs. Perry pic
tures Is ctys. Colores en- Tubitos pa
ra, Artistasi IL ctvs. Lienzo para pin.
tar $50 yar,la. Papel para Acua.
rela. L3piz Ctayon Desfuminos y to-
da clase de rnateriales para Artistas
a pretios may econdmicos. Mande
s.is sedidos a La Mayagiiez Frame
90. Arecibo Box II.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-04

cE vENDE PoR pREcIo M0DICo
IN motor el6ctrico de 8 HIP acopla
do a Gn dinamo de corriente continua.
TN condensador que da una chispa de
SO centm. propio para installation in
aiambrica otros usos. Informaran,
Allen z, altos.-1-3.
NKULsIFIED CoCoANUT OIL
SHAMPOO ell preparado maravillo
so para lavarse la cabeza; cura radj-
ca'mente la caspa Y evita Ia caida del
cabello; Sc garantiza ell resultado.
Frasco 75 centavos. GONZALEZ Pa
DIN co.'s.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-04

NENDO I'm ranch6n y una casa con
700 metros solar, calle Duffot en-
$4,000, stop 10. Tnfcrnes OoImado
"Ares''. Renta $11a.oo-1-8.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-04

ESPLENDDA REsDENClA on 81
Condado. cerca del mar, de dos plan
sas, , cen solar muy amplio, est4 de
venta para entrsga, inmedista por IN
precio Hmitadisimo. InformarAa aparta
DO s6s San Juan. r
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-04

\ 1AkA1EkOB:--B 81 QuoTels ocono-
nixar Snt ID conprs dc pieles ,
@atst16lss del rams soncitad nusstros
precios. Apartadc is4. Aeuadilla, p
8.-P, :
The broad ax., 1923-06-16

administration as a member OF the Lii
brary Board.
Mr.. Jesse Binga, President Of the
Binga State Bank, who pays taxes on
almost one million dollars worth OF
Cook County real estate Mr.. An
thony Overton, President Of the Dou-
glass National Bank, also president Of
the Overton Hygenic Manufacturing
Company; Attorney Augustus L. VIII
iiams, extensive real estate owner, sue
cessful lawyer. heavy stock holder in
the Public Life Insurance Company;
one Of its directors and Associate
Counsel for the company; DR.. Fannie
Emanuel, 6352 Rhodes avenue, prom
inent physician and surgeon; Dr.
Mary F. Waring, 6425 Eberhart av-
enue. real estate owner and school
teacher; Mrs George g, Hall. 5638
The broad ax., 1923-06-16

Grand boulevard, prominent in club
work and president of the ladies Am
eteur Minstrel Club; DIR. Walter N.
Thomas, successful physician and sur
geon, property owner, with Offices To-
Gated at 1850 S. State street; Mrs.
Nora E. Lee, real estate owner, resid-
ing at $3.50 S. Dearborn street, who is
deeply interested in everything for the
advancement OF the Colored race; Mrs.
Morris Lewis, 5633 Giles avenue,
who is great honor to her race, and
each and every one Of the above men
toned persons, represent the highest
type. Of the Afro-American race in
Chicago.
And Mayor Dever can make no mis-
take BY selecting any Of them. to
serve a. a member Of the Library
Board, in the city Of Chicago.
The broad ax., 1923-06-16

On Wednesday, june Is, 1928, at
the opening Of the City Council meet
ing held on that day, Mayor William
E. Dever Immediately presented to
the Council his disapproval of the Or
der passed by that body at the insti-
cation of Alderman, Louis B. Ander-
son at former Council meeting, on
June 6, 1923, when Mr.. Anderson had
the temerity to brazingly use his Of
hcia. power with all Of the vim and
vigor he possessed in attempting to
close the Park; now promoted by
some of the leading citizens of the sec
ond and third wards, for the amuse-
ment of the people of their race liv-
ing in that territory, and for those
coming into It from all parts of the
City, and the many states of the I'm
ion. This is a peculiar coincident
which the people of our race should
take into deep consideration; they
elected man of their race, from their
1
Council, for the prpose of having him
promote the general welfare and good
of his people living in his ward. We
base this statement on his opposition
to the Institution in question. This
Park is located in the central part OF
the City, and is magnificent clean
cut, high class Institution, fostered by
these thoughtful citizens who believe,
that the People should have out door
amusement, rather than to live and
pass their time in Cabarets, stuffy in
decent picture and vaudeville houses,
whick tends to create criminals, imor-
ality and disruptable citizenship.
The promoters have spent thousands
of dollars in attempting to make this
spot worth while, and they invite the
most severe critics or any citizen liv-
ing in the City Of Chicago or through
out the II. 5. "A. to visit this Park and
see what is there for the people, from
whom Alderman Anderson, received
his election. We are told, that not
only Alderman Anderson, but the Re
publican ward Committeeman. Hon
Edward II. Wright is in this under
handed move to close this Park. But
thanks be to the time, that on April
3, 1923, new Richaleu appeared on
the scene in the person Of our Mayor,
who believes in fair play, who has
shown his fairness by the appoint
ments he has already given to the
men of atir race, and what he has
in mind to do for them in the
future. Yet. this Mayor belongs
to the same despised party as it ap-
pears and has been represented, prab-
ably rightfulIy On account Of certain
section Of the United States in which
the party holds full reign yet this
Democrat has already done as much
for the People OF our Race during
the short two months he has been
in Office, as was done during the eight
years Of the administration OF the
great and noble. % said 10 d. by
Mr.. Anderson; and his ike. Mayor