davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-07-18
ROGER SWORKERS GET
VACATIONS WITH PAY
Big Cash and Garry Concern
Declared Fair in Treatment
of Its Help

The journal of Labor, publish
ed at Atlanta, in a recent article
praises the L. W. Rogers company,
which has a branch store in Amer
icus, for the treatment accorded
its workers in the matter Of va
cation. The Journal of Labor
says:
As an example not only Of the
fair treatment accorded its employ
es, but evidencing an unusual de-
gree of interest in all those con-
nected with its establishment, the
L. w. Rogers company, of this city,
can be truly pointed to as setting
a pace with other large corpora
tions would do well to follow:
This was forcibly brought to the
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-07-18
MILLER,s SPEAKING DATES

MACON, july 18.-F. Roger Mil
Ter, of the Macon Chamber of
Commerce, has speaking engage
ments in Sandersville, Abbeville and
Perry, where he will talk on the
land settlement plan inaugurated
by the trade body.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-07-18
LET HENS REPLACE
BIG GARBAGE CAN
BACKYARD Poultry Keeping Ad-
vocated by Federal Authori-
ties in New Bulletin

WASHINGTON, July IS. - a
small flock of hens instead Of a
large garbage can means simply a
stable balance on the side Of
thrift. In a nutshell, that is the es-
sence Saf advice is contained in 2
new bulletin just issued under the
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-07-18
WANrs scHOLARsHIP

MACON, July l6.-An appiIca-
ton for a city scholarship to Mer-
ser University was filed yesterday
with the city clerk by Babe T.
Clark, 20-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. u. Clark, Of 266 Columbus
street. It win be read before city
council at the regular meeting to-
night.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-07-18

Machines for the detection Of the
deadly carbon monoyid gas, for use
n American mines, are now being
tested.
G. c. Rogers.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-07-18

at the conservative price of 40
cents a dozen will make the flock
income $40 year.
, 1923-02-13

csaasS erem JES L. 1872, to Jana
szg L. 1873, aggEca@L
SUMMARY u Csaaip Treasurer
6lsaasesh Ma0graAh SseeetS and
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~ January g f&2{s sssrcFe&
eGns9 balance S& Ee2asesA BE
Donald 1t elRss 81 term EsHhxrT q
1893 aee19pg& RW Commissioners
There being no HEzthzr azsgsss
the 4geet1flE stI22znrh wsAqE.
dare.
@ T. MORGAN
Arrest Chairman
ALMA r. H&wrHHs
CGsrtE
FEA. Feb H. 1923
, 1923-02-13
FoR SALE-SEAL ESTATE


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9RS S3h AggGs. ard Stl0b gsr grRnGih.
&l4H nav snh BE really ~ i've b. the
PtsSaE 91Iinsrs ulfun sRFtfS gQg,sts,,
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tBsA when Casper fass Nhg1h RRRTAlr.
aQIB, D hErgs viii mike 30 barge ciElp
ae1sS AGA qntatS CAS- MA
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aB1 0tS ElAs.
, 1923-02-13

PAID n La7E1aas county HISS
Iehn Anderson 1872 engr
sge - - 400
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age ~ -- AtG
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wucaE 3strteS &zr
Frank Hs53aWaEs ts&2
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n. N Grasr rE'h. g1r9fh~
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daEsle sssgss!psT1 f&Ga
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{ --- $1,000 G'A
W. o. Sessas 1872. s1er
9ge - - S3D
, 1923-02-13
to- Answer Blind
Classified Ads

m salfszersa9 hind ads IN thass
cgnsn4as .ylaats De cerstNA M aiso
ne grscIsa address, eiNeah IN hna
tjs~,srtasefnenh. Wftnss t>s att1ssss
,ifLyflsn hestsrs hr1ae'lE TO rfrs
f,,.,ffus gaaiss db sGE require
,t,rsggs. Argsye iiisipsa sqfsr Hi-
y,ygrs IN sasalirh envelope. In reply
ing 70 sdrpertlRenfeihs where Fsa'ar
,rS,ss 40 sslesn fsrL On act send
zf5 arisiIaA r~eesrsaees. S'snlh eap
us az s1ssm emily
, 1923-02-13
FsAz1szy 8 1925
State 81 wSeuA3S :
: S.

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The Board az EszRsp CqmrAiis-
yasrx-S an sn3 Ear NthreRa ga2aiH
NsyemARe EagG thas $ah day sg Feb
rela-Ns 1893. at SOC seGselS a. M.
FA-snaga ia s-aisz-nsnsaa sR yssszz~
8ays stsES S<Aage present Chairman
c. g. Mezesra T. A. Mals and J.
g. SeaaH. commissioner xa& Alma
r. Msvbsm clerk
IRE gs1agfa6 Fz9cseaacS were
Pzss4nszA sI9aa32sA and allowed ana
certificates ezasze& drawn asr
sslfeS
State Rs<asz=~rs roads and
Bridges - - HA2S
yehn ka<l REALS ard
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Fxaasrsn and AsssAsEia Ter EsRHr&
% Taxes Presented ard Allowed
Az ral1aNs. Telwfts
EresA1pA Tshsrhsfe Co
srrcneeuST sssesaeG--S tNaS
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A1l7tv assessed - EAEG.
4. e. Erickson 1872 ever
9Ig -- ---- Al3a
VI. SgAn63ls 1892. 5sEaha
s.SsRSsnheg1 $780, AGO
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S-ErUrs9lshr assessed EkE.
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axs - 900.
0tRAn4 Jssgnas4 1877
, 1923-02-13

F0& $&l@-CuruRSr lqa en- wyss1
rEeinrni $3.50 cash. n &1ERpGl 24G
e. S1eesRrG nEA IQG
, 1923-02-13
NOTICE o. ANNUAL MzsTrNa

The deferred ANIMAL raeea1ae eS
the stockholders AZ the Casper Saer~
sRe CgnF87T fNr the purpose ~
fiscIalF EcEg GreGteFs to 3e-os tor
1rE sEblh gh1sr business IS 1l&N reg
g53rg come sgfgFe the wFP0ae7G vii
De he9a at the sfa5;e % the com
gary mt EAST SecGas street, Cas-
.Fszl Wygu513c March H. n D 1879
at the 3QL- % : e1slsek p ER
pt5s& iNts tZbh day u EssEa1zS
a. u. G82Lr
, 1923-02-13
lost AND FOUND

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S'aaifs.hscc eoaflB9 hH siGssfsss lssr
tR't.t. HtRi3tsr phrase FetttEn ia sEt 5.
cs1Sfr. Fsftalts tIh&
, 1923-02-13

FOR SySLEf-Gasa lass znBbsh EVrA
raaafssar. Al ecliHEhgna G~R1HeG1s-
hSis sifaes Enfa siEes. serp1s. R2Rss
, 1923-02-13

Publish Monday. February n to
and l1sbuaIg Monday FsAEsazg t&
, 1923-02-13

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EiahEne& RH On ssRsrfsmse6 GFssraHs
sEars aalrE .~aluEl1p eFali1hulaA ar
REszs Egx Ag6 GgB8-A
, 1923-02-13

semtaaaaal Ael.a7aea q Nasrera ,
, 1923-02-13
wANrEp-ro RENT

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rsssd 5a CtsRta4 ~snRieSaE Easaasra
s1ssnar aiaassA z@sGa ba ETtssss ARaass
BishHn waAlIiGg disfanGst "a the eiasls
=fsss eenssn Ftess 2g10. NEiIts Sat
vaas4
, 1923-02-13
e~RoNOGRAPRs PIANOS ETC.

LATEST Ehgtgr ara Esrgnsgsr}g rec
erds arNaga at Eas CihS n, Wsis8
NnHlls CO zSl H. SRslnA, G1sRars
t1FSe
, 1923-02-13
rF0E EMBELLISHMENTS

FOiS E5sSR-i28 Hls1 ~ s1dI7hsls ess,
mail htnsirftsss, sfan4 er Essitalea,
RsanR g. NpuyRseolH Esllg
, 1923-02-13

FOB RENT EAsaa ruzlala5 sszts9
machines, Fne1is rl6B. hSEs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-18
Los ANTECEDENTEs DE NC
AULIFFE SON DE PRIMER
ORDEN
De diez y siete peleas ha vencido
diez y seis por Knockout y
una por puntos.


Deb1do q. nuInerosos fans nos han
escrito solicitando informes sobre Jack
NC Auliffe, boxeador que fue derrota-
GO ell sabado tltimo por Luis Angel Fir
po, nos completeness en- dar a conocer
los siguientes informes relacionados con
su vida en- el ''ring''
Aunque McAuiiffe solo ha estado
boxeando duranto dos amos y no ha
participate mas que en- II encuen-
tros, tiene una hoja de servicios ex-
tracrdinaria, habiendo puesto "knock-
ed-out " 16 de sus adversarios Y ga
nado el match restante, que fu6 en- con-
ira de Floyd Johnson, por puntos.
Los antecedentes de este pugiIista.
agregados su estructura fisica. son
de tenerse en- cuenta: ticne % afios de
edad, pesa 210 Hbras su talla es de
seis pies tres pulgadas; ell alcance de
su brazo es de SO pulgadas, jamas ha
sido derribado nj puesto knocked
OUT, nj los jueces han fallado en- su
contra.
Ademas tiene en- su haber ID ''knock
outs" y, recientemente, derrot6 en- for
ma decisiva, por puntos, a Floyd John
son, aunque no le fu6 possible deiarle
fuera de combate.
POGO antes de veneer a McAuliffe,
Firpo fre preguntado 81 saba algo de
Ia maravillosa carrera de su conten-
diente dijo:
''Nada Sc de McAuliffe, Y mis- noti
cias sobre 81 Sc hmitan las pub1icadas
Dor los diarios, que 10 proclaman ur
excelente peso pesaGo, por mas que SO
1amente haya boxeado en- los Estado;
del oeste y no Sc haya presentado to-
6avfa en- Nueva York.
"sus antecedentes son impresionan-
tes, me allegro de que haya sido ele-
gido un hombre tan destacado para me
dirse conmigo, porque 81 lego ven
cerle aumentara mi prestigio.'' -
McAuliffe es ell meior peso pesado
con quien Firpo ha peleado, pues tie
nc un knockout punch" On ambss
n,anos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-18
CosAs DIsTINTAs

Hemos lefdo en- un suelto de LA
Correspondence que 81 ST. Juan G..
Gallardo, actual Sub-tesorero dc Puer-
to Rico Sc quedara en- tan importante
puesto. Como quiera que d1cho Sc
fior lego a este puesto en- tiempos de
tan triste recordacion y de atropellos
inolvidables, quisimos in1uirir que i'm
preston prcducfa el rumor y ohserva y
mos entire los adversarios del sr. Ga
llardo, que muchos prcminentes unio-
nistas Sc han manifeStad0 en- terminus
nluy laudatorios hablaado muy en- ia
vor de dicho se1cr.
Pero como en- el mismo suelto Sc ase-
gura que ell Sr. Gallardo ha manifesto
do no estar conforme con los insultos
provocaciones del "6rgaEo desauto-
rizado' del partido repubI'cano, en-
tonces los seiores que expresaron sl
sentimiento, solamente debleraE sentiI
a. este buen elemento no sea unionista,
pero que no esta hgado a la gente de
zen TEMPO, que son dos cosas va
bien distintas. Los repubicanos Que
Sc atreven expresar su inconformidad
con "El Tempo valen, valen mu-
cho, son de otra clase.
Ser republican, honrado, de princi-
pios, de ideales es contrario ser re-
pubHcano de los de lei TEMPO Pa
rece que ell sr. Gallardo no quiere nj
puede estar conforme con ''El ITEM
POI
Una otra cosa son muy distintas.
T. vELA.
San Juan, P. R., mayo IS de 1928.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-18
ECOS DEL
PUERTO
LLEGADAS A SAN JUAN

LEGO aver de Sto. Domingo ell
vapor Marina" Sale hoy para St.
Thomas, de donde regresara ell lunes.
Aver las P. NJ lego proceden-
te de Nueva York el vapor Ponce"
de la New York and Porto Rico S. s..
LEGO aver San Juan de paso
para el Havre, Frandia, el vapor
frances "Martinica" Ell "Martinica'n'
viene de Santo Domingo.
FL vapor fran3ls est Raphael
lego aver procedente de Sto. Do
mingo en- viaje para Martinica y
Guadalupe.
LEGO aver de Nueva York el va
por "Cornelia' de la Bull Insular
Line.
Procedente de Baltimore, de donde
saho ell II del corriente lego aver
a San Juan el vapor "Delfna" de
la Baltimore Line.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-18
TRIBUNALES
Continuation de La pag. p

Mayagiez. Juan Perez y Co. del Ca
bic Frances, indemnizaci6n (reconsi-
deraci6n) No ha lugar.
Central Paste viejo VS. Francisco
Barnes, terceria, Sc confrma la SEN
tencia-
Sc confr1nan las sentencias en- los
casos Baltazar Perez VS.. Sandal1o Ri
vera, dominic; A. Gelabert Y Co. VS..
Elizer Hernandez, constitution de fla
dor. Margarita Gambia VS. Registra-
dor de La Propiedad. San Juan, Sec.
Ia. Juan Sanpol VS. Sues. E. Co.
Ion. Cobro de dinero, y en- ell nuevo
juicio Sc desestima la apelaci6n de
este caso. Mary Edick Bennett VS..
Clemente Eoschetti, ct al, cobro de
pagare, Pedro Gambia VS. j. D. Stubbe
y A Trias, iquidaci6n sociedad
(mem. costas, Q casos), pero Sc modi-
fcan las resoluciones.
Sc revocan las sentencias Ell los
casos: The Fajardo Dew. Co. VS. J. Ca
macho, nuIidad. -Municipio de Fa-
jardo VS.. Axtmayer. Cobro de dine
70. -sobrinos de Ezquiaga VS. D. Bri-
ganti, cobro cantidad y Sc conf1rma la
orden recurrida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-18
In Eminente Cura OfreCe un'
TeStimOniO EntuSiaSrnadO
FL Padre Manuel COrta Diaz DeCara Que Ia FamNa
MediCina TanIac VenG6 Ia Dyspepsia DeSpu6S de
Que TOdO 10 DemaS Habia FraCaSadO

Ell Padre Manuel Corta Diaz, Cur1
Tkrroco y vicario Foraneo Tehracan,
Pue. M6jico, ofrece un testimonio res
pecto a la renombrada medicina Tan
lac, que sera de interes especial en- toda
Ia Republica.
''Puedo dar I'm testimonio personal ,
dijo, ''respecto a la gran e1cacia de
Tanlac como un remedio para moles-
tias del est6mago, aun cuando son GRO
nicas. Durante dos amos busqu6 un re-
medic para la dyspepsia que sufria yo,
pero sin aivio que Sc notara nasta
que tome tres cuatro hotellas de
Tanlac.
"Ademas de no tener apetito y tener
Molestias despues de conner, mi iengua
siempre estaba sucia, mi boca amarga
y fui sujeto a jaquecas tan frecuentes
como violentas.
tPero gracias a Dios, con la ayuda
DO Tanlac, las jaquecas han desapare-
cido, mi apetito Sc ha mejorado, va no
esta sucia mi lengua, y casi no padezco
los sintomas desagradables despu6s de
conner. Estoy mas fuerte y me intereso
mas en- la vida y en- mi trabaio. No
puedo recomendar a Tanlac demasia-
do"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-18
Correspondence para tOdOS
La reIatividad de Einstein

na1idad de un sabio, pero sus ideas, Ell
producto de sus estudios no Sc rechaza,
sino que Sc acepta abiertamente, Sc ana
liza cuidadosamente, Sc discute noble.
mente y 10 que Sc pierde por Ia nacio-
nalidad Sc CANA por ell talento, porque,
como ha dicho un ilustre escf1cor, hay
hombres que fuerza de eualtecer a su
patria, va no tienen patria.
Sin embargo, Iector, nunca ha de
faltar la espina. Y fu6 que no ha mu-
chos dias, como este de la relatividad
La puesto en- movimiento a todos, ha-
blabase en- reunion de gente docta de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-18
EN- PUERTO

Esta en- puerto ell vapor South
seas" de la Lone Star S. S. Co, que
lego San Juan el Is, procedente
de los puertos del golfo y New
ORLEANS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-18
NOTAS ESCOLARES DE
GUAYAMA

RECTIFICACION: Queremos rec
tificar la information que dimos en-
las notas publicadas en- dias pasados
references a la idea del selor Pic6
de hacer un salon domercial. Lo
que Sc propone el Sr. Pico es traer
a su departamento de comercio de
la Alta Escuela un equipo compile
to de ofcina comercial para que asf
los estudiantes vayan hacienda la
practica de ofcina a la vez que es-
tudian la teorfa comercial. Espera-
mos que ell Sr. Pic6 quede satisfecho
deseamos que pronto logre su pro-
p6sito.
REINA: Ha sido electa Reina de
Simpatia por esta ciudad la bella
senorita Pepita Ramos. FeIicitamos
S. M. la Reina.
J. P. B.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-18

las teorfas de Einstein, Y como todos
reconocian su talento y la so!idez ds
sus estudios, uno de los doctos, falta
dc argumentos para rebajar Ell merito
creyendo haber hecho un descubrimien
To sensational, solt6 una Erase. que me
parec1o algo asf como Ell eco de uno dc
sus remotos antepasados al blandir fe.
ramente la espada en- el campo de ba.
talla: lQu5 lastima que este hombre
sea aleman!
Jacinto TERRY.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-18

EsTA LINDA PLUMA DE FUENTE.
CON sU EoMBRE GRABADo EN- ORC,
LIBRE DE PORTE. PoR SOLO S1.75
Con pluma de orc macizo,
de IA quilates, provista de me- ff84
caniSmo para lenarla autom6- y
ticsmene, gancho y enchapados ss3
de orc. El mango Y e cas- k4s8 ~
quillo de la pluma son hechos E4HkM
de caucho inmejorable con her hA
mosos 6ibujos, Las de sonora AxEY
en- lugar de gancho tienen una AEN
argoliita de ORC para atarlas SaFN14
de la cadena, cinta etc. Ia GSETs
mahos; para caballeros, = " (hN
para sonora, 4-3l8" de largo. szkS'ta
Vendemos a 40 centavos cuda AS
una eintas negras de seda a las
damas senaritas que deseen 3a
usar nuestras plumss colgadas $50
del cuello. aA
NO ENVIE DINERO, sols-
mente mande su nOmbre di- Es6G
recei6n indicando ell tipo de
seado pague solo $l.75 al
recibir esta preciosa pluma con sss
sn nombre. ell de su Dulcinea @a
amigo, grabado en- ORC.
OFERTA ESPECIAL: DAMOS
UNA PLUMA GRATIS
QUEEN COLoQUE ENTIRE sUs
AMISTADEs MEDIA DoCE-
Ma ST nuestras plumas no son #
como decimos 10 autorizamos u 49,
devolverlas. Sc da certifcado Isl
de garartfa.
THE TRIBUNE SALES co VIZ
Tribune Building New York.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-18

Tanlac SO vende en- todas Las drogue-
rias y boticas.
No acepte substitutes.
Sc han vendido mas de 81 miIlones
de bote.las. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-18
ALMACENES EEL GLOBO'
San Justo SO

Es donde verdaderamente puede
usted Castar en- la confianza de
economiZar en- sus compras
IS oIo.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-18

Ell mejor hipodromo del mundo
en- UNA CABRERA EN- KENTU-
CKY, Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-18
AL sENADo

Ell Gobernador ha sometido a la
aprobaci6n del senado ell nombramien
to del seflor Tulio Rodriguez, para Juez
de la Corte Municipal de Caguas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-18
SALIDAS DE SAN JUAN

Del muelle No. l sali6 aver para
Nueva York con darga, correspon-
dencia y pasajeros ell vapor San
Lorenzo.
FL Edith" de la Bull Insular
Line, sai6 aver para Nueva York
con carga general
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-18
cHoouE DE AUTOS

Antier en- la calle Rafael Cordero es
quina San Jose choc6 ell auto-truck
que guiaba Jesus Tirado con un auto
m6viI guiado por Luis F. Bermdde.
The Washington times., 1923-11-15
zoo To DISCUSS
MUNICIPAL
AFFAIRS
League Opens z9th Annual
Meeting Here Prot. Hatton
Among Speakers.

The National Municipal League
today opened Its fwenty-ninth an
nuaI meeting in the City Club. Two
hundred men and women from AL
parts OF the United states are at
tending. The sessions Of the league
win continue until tomorrow after
noon.
Al discussion Of budget making
and the fundamentals Of municipal
accounting occupied the morning
session today, ia charge OF the Cow
bert ID. Brown presided. Committee
reports were received and read. and
problems OF the Research Bureau
also were discussed.
Municipal Railways
AT luncheon Ia the city Club to.
day, Henry j. Steffens, 5r.. recently
city comptroller of Detroit, speaks
on .Detroit,s Street Railways
Toniei1t 81 $40 O'Clock. the league
win hold joint dinner meeting
with the City Managers Association
Al. II. Hattpn, one Of the organizers
Of Cleveland's first propOrtiOnate
representation system, and Erie g.
HOpwood, editor Of the Cleveland
Plain Dealer. are the speakers Of
ghe evening.
The problems Of modern street
paving viii be discussed at the seH-
zion tomorrow. Among the speak
ers viii be Thomas Mcdonald,
chief, United States Office Or Public
Roads; j. II Penny hack secretary
Of the Asphalt Association: n. G.
Neeson, chief Of the philadelphia
bureau of highways Il. g. Cram,
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company;
M O. Eldridge. H. d. Perrin, g. AZ
Pfnckney and Julius Adler
BroWnsow to SpealF.
At the noonday luncheon, Louis
BrownIow, former District Cornmie-
sioner and now city manager Of
Knoxville, Tenn, will spaak Other
speakers viii be Arthur p. Nelson
mayor Of st. Paul. and A. r. Hat
ton.
Early tomorrow afternoon, dele
gates will tour the city in autonlO-
biles. The meeting WIN close tonlcr-
Tow night with q business session
at O'Clock
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Women's $1.75 Athena Union
Suits, 81
Low neck. ribbed. ankle length,
sleeveless; winter weight; sizes 36
and sS. AT $1.OO suit.
Women's $1.95 Glove Silk
Vests, $1.65
First quality; bodice style, in
white. pink. orchid and peach; ali
sizes. At $1.65.
WOmen's Athena Vests and
Pants, 81 and $2.25
Gray Wool-mIxed Vests, long
sleeves; ankle pants to match. Reg
'ular sizes. $500; extra sizes, at
Another grade. with a larger per-
centage of wool. Regular sizes,
%2.95; extra sizes. 43.25.
The Washington times., 1923-11-15

Women's $3.50 Carter Uniou
Suits, Sl.0B

Children's Athena Waist
Suits $1.95 and $2.2S
2 to 12 years. High neck. long
with buttons for carriers. 2 to 12
years At &1.95 and $2.25.
chiIdren's Athena Union
Suits, SITS to $2.25
For girls and misses. Silk stripe
suits; Dutch neck, elbow sleeves.
knee length. to 16 years. At
$I.76 to &2.25.
Athena Vests for Tiny Tots,
Ages to 3 Years
Silk and wooi .nIAeo. $l.2H
Cotton and wool, double breast
ed, $1.OO.
Cotton, button down front. SOC.
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COL oRADo WINTER SPORT
SOON TO BE UNDER WAY

DENVER. Nov. IS. Winter snOrts
in Colorado will soon be under way.
With nearly two feet Of snow mack
ing the slopes. the ski course on
Mt. Genesee, twenty-five miles west
of this city, Is reported III ideal con-
dition and scores OF enthusiasts who
have become imbued with the sport
Of the Vikings are forming clubs
to participate in the great winter
sport Of skiing.
Special take-offs at various heights
win be erected so that tyro and
professional may have conditions
right for his favorite jump.
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adequate wages and STEADY employ
ment to the workers"
In the meantime. it is thought that
Johnston is trying to develop b
new argument for unionization by
endeavoring to bring 1t about that
the railroads which sign agreements
with the shopcraft unions win have
better operating records than those
which do not. Thus q great com.
petition may be- on the point Of
breaking out between unionized rail-
roads and non-unionized railroads
in service to the public. and the pub
lie stands to win either way.
Copyright, 1923, Washington Press
Service
The Washington times., 1923-11-15
Infants' Carter Vests, S9c
Athena Cotton Union Suits,

Athena Cotton Union Suits,
81 to $50
Boys high neck, short sleeves;
knee length; closed crotch; to 16
years. Girls and misses, Dutch
neck, elbow sleeves, knee length,
drop seat. Medium weight cotton.
2 to 16 years. At $1.OO to $1.6O.
Boys Wool-Mixed Suits,
$1.75 to $2.25
Gray wool mixed, high neck, long
sleeves, ankle length: to l6 years.
White wool mixed, high neck, long
sleeves, ankle length. High neck,
short sleeves, knee length. Sizes 4
to IS. At $1.56 to &2.25.
Also Girls and Misses WOOL
mixed Suits, high neck, long sleeves,
ankle length, with drop seat. At
$1.75 and $2.25.
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Lightweight Athena Suits, 81 to $175
Womens Low neck sleeveless tight knee and umbrella
STYLE Also closed suits Regular Sizes size
60 $1.76.
Athena Silk-Strpe Suits, $3.50 and $295
Good fall weight with silk fiber stripe neck,
less knee and ankle length Dutch neck elbow sleeves high
neck, long sleeves ankle length Regular Sizes $3.50; extra
sizes, $2.95.
Women's Athena Union Suits, $3.95 and $450
Fineweave wool mixed and silk stripe neck sleeve
less ankle and knee length Dutch neck elbow
length. Regular sizes, $3.S5; sizes, $3.50.
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Women's Carter Union Suits, $1.OO. Extra Size, $125
Regular grade neck, ribbed top,
length Regular size ST. szes $125 At
Chldren's Double Breasted Vests, $1.OO
Carters. Ages years. Good vests, and
wool mixed Long sleeves. At $1.OO.
Women's Carter Union Suits, $4.25 and $3.50
Fine ribbed large percentage WOOL high neck,
long sleeves Dutch neck elbow sleeves low neck sleeveless
Ankle length Regular Sizes $4.25 Extra sizes, $3.50
The Washington times., 1923-11-15
ATHENA Knitted Undergarments--- Women and Children

Wemen's Athena Union Suits,
$1.75 and $1.0S
Fall-weight cotton suits, fleece
lined or plain: low neck, sleeveless;
Dutch neck. elbow sleeves. Regu-
lar sizes. e1.55; extra sizes, $1.95.
Womenss Athena Union Suits,
$1.75 and $1.95
Fine-weave Maco yarn suits. low
neck. sleeveless; high neck, long
sleeves. ankle length; Dutch neck,
elbow sleeves. knee length. Regu-
lar sizes, 31.75: extra sizes, 91.95.
Sass Athena Silk-Top Suits,
Women's. Italian Silk-top Suits.
Marvel fit, built-up shoulder and
bodice; knee length; sizes 81 to AZ.
At &2.65.
The Washington times., 1923-11-15

Merino Vests and Pants,
$1.75 and $1.05
Children's fine ribbed vests, long
sleeves, ankle pants to match. large
percentage Of wool. 2 to 16 years.
At $1.75 and &l.05.
Infants Carter Vests, SIPS
Ages to years silk ana wool
mixed. High neck. long sleeves.
with siIkateen stripe. At &1s26.
Women's $3.50 Carter Union
Suits, $1.0B
Wool mixed with artificial stripe.
Low neck, Sleeveless. knee length.
Regular and extra sizes. First
quality. At e1.0E.