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, 1923-07-01
SEE BEN
A LOOK e A LOT

A LOOK MEANS A LOT
Two apartments of two rooms each. water burtin features. located
o large east front 60x14ofoot lot on Virginia street. Price s225o; terms
$3.50 cash, balance monthly. .. -..
Fourroom house, lathed plastered water n lights, located q
Cambridge street. Price 81, 900; terms
The starting o. a rood home Basement with f0r furnished ooms.
gas. heat. lights n water n front Of lot. Small house consisting IF
two rooms on "a OF lot This property is o South Poplar street, Price
$4,000; will consider good ca as part payment
A home If exceptional value consisting of three rooms and bath.
house is located on rear of lot and is on South Oak street Price $500;
terms $3.50 cash. balance monthly like rent.
A home of four oous n bath, full basement with two finished
room outside entrance located o n East Fifth street.. Price $4,000; terms
$1,000 cash. balance monthly.
Three rooms n batt two closets gs, lights, water and sewer.
This home Is well furnished. Basement Is dug for larger homa facing
or CY avenue. Trees ore planted This property is located o large cor
nr lot with 10 fet on G Y avenue. Price 81 2o0s terms $500 down, balance
monthly.
A beautiful home located on South David street. Strictly modern
throughout. five rooms sunparlor.. fireplace. large porch. white enamel
back yard is fenced. large chick COO and garage. Price SO ooo. terms II
desired.
Strictly modern brick home Of five rooms and sunparlor; pantry,
fire place. oak oora, full basement with four rooms finished and bath:
lawn n trees: large double garage; located o. laye 6Oxl4o fsote east
front lot on South Elm street. Price 1000.
See Ben Realty Co.
col.o3 Midwest Bldg REALTORS Pbops 11s
, 1923-07-01

.s295 RAINCOATS-Take orders: We
deliver n collect; large daily com.
omissions. Gabardine Raincoat Co,
sac Roosevelt ud-, Chicago.
, 1923-07-01
WEEK END SPECIALS

WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL NO 7s-F1veroo modern home. located in the
east part Of the city or Fenway street nice eox14o foot.o lot good avn ad an excellent an
II you are looking for a modern nveroom home don't pass this. one Price s45oo, $500
cash and $50 peri MONTH
, 1923-07-01
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

LONG Furniture company. corner of
H and Madison streets. North Cas-
per. Out of the high rent district.
Our second hand furniture is all re-
finished and clean; priced very rea-
sonable. Phone 2371W.
, 1923-07-01
statesmen WANTED

AN UNUSUAL opportunity for eJ.
perienced tailoring statesmen to 3d.;
"Broadway Better Clothes'' direct to
.wearer; liberal commissions; four
prices s24.5O. $3.50, $3.50. Ss8. 80; 70.
peat values: money back guarantee;
$50 samples. size 6x9 doubled; pro-
'tected territory. Advertising cooper
alton; honest dealings. Act quick.
broadway Tailoring Co.. Cincinnati.
Ohio.
.SALESMEN-Solicit on the
cleanest contract ever offered: moth
ing to sell or carry. easily earn $3.50
weekly; reference required. Apply i'm
mediately for territory. Illinois Ad
1usting and Finance Corporation. 20
e. Van Buren, St, Chicago.
, 1923-07-01

1o5.-Here Is a seven-room strictly modern hons
location, 6o-foot east front lot; four nice rooms
and toilet in the basement. This property will be
$4,000 completely furnished with good furniture.
month. There is also a three-car garage on the
$3.50. See us at once.
, 1923-07-01

WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL NO 1o7-Bunness poptuopin the wv Of :. email
restaurant located Just off Yellowstone on South Spruce street No better buy in ton
Ter $1,000, this Includes MI tables, counters. stoves Dishes. cooking utensils and a ti
room suite Here is a peo little business for you and $500 will handle. Cal US
, 1923-07-01
HELP ~WANTED-FEMALE

wANTED-Two competent girls one
for cock and laundry work ana ono
for second work. Phone 5l2J.
, 1923-07-01

WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL NO ss-aod little tworoom house., located on Per
street in tho north part of the city. Has waer and lights the house md sewer md
gas in the alley II you wish to own your own hons for only $1,000 there is your chance;
will tmnne. balance ats $50 per month
, 1923-07-01
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBlLES

FOR SALE Brand new Maxwell
sport model. cheap. Stored at Jack
Jones Garage. 200 w. First.
, 1923-07-01

IF YOU can't get your price for any
thing you have to sell phone 249.
Harmed Furniture Co. and let us sell
1t for you at auction Saturday after
noon. We charge 10 per cent for SELL
ling.
, 1923-07-01
HE'LL ~WANTED-MALE

LABoRERS wanted for steam shovel
camp in Wind River canyon waES
Soc per hour; eight hour day; ooapu
Dornick. Wyo.
, 1923-07-01

WANTED TO RENT - Furnished
apartment. must have two beds;
close in for three adults. Answer Box
Abs, Tribune.
, 1923-07-01

IWANTED-Young man wants room
mate. prefer Mason. Phone 59ow
after 7 o'clock. 235 N. Lincoln.
, 1923-07-01
W%ANTED-To BUY

WANTED TO BUY-Direct from tho
owner. five or six-room house. in
southeast part Of town, terms. p. o..
1855.
, 1923-07-01

WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL NO
located on North Botolph street; lovely
and bath on first floor and three rooms
on the market for a few days only at
$500 will handle and balance at 500
rear. This property will easily rent for
, 1923-07-01

FOR SALE-Large hand made office
supply cabinet with mar case at
sdde: one shop made table about two
by six feet. j. f. Jones & Co, 101
Becklinger Bldg. Phone 1904.
, 1923-07-01

FOR SABB-Thoroughbred -Airedale
pups. Jack Barfoot's Rabbitry. at
Mills, Wyo.
, 1923-07-01

FOR SALE-100 shares Fargo oil
stock. make me an offer. Address
Box AS, Tribune.
, 1923-07-01

FOR SALE-Reasonable. five break
fast hooks, new; including seats
$50 West H. Call Sunday or nights.
, 1923-07-01

WANTED TO BuY-Harnesses, sad.
. dies. tarps and fonts. Phone ln26.
, 1923-07-01

SITUATION wANTED-By compet.
ont nurse TO go to Thermopolis for
eight weeks. Address Box AS, Trlb.
une.
, 1923-07-01

FOR SALE-Pedigree Boston pups;
well marked. Call today. 1116 w.
Fifteenth.
, 1923-07-01

FOR SALE-Mahogany dining set.
bedstead and springs. 1142 S. Chest
nut.
, 1923-07-01

FOR SALE--Electric manEle. electric
washing machines. Phone 1855.
, 1923-07-01

SITUATION wANTED-Young mar
experienced bookkeeper desires per.
manent position in city. Address Boz
Ar10O. Tribune.
, 1923-07-01

EARL C. BOYLE
125-1s1 N. Center Phone .
, 1923-07-01

You are going to have a used car
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-30

Deciamos aver, refri6ndonos al es-
tado de reserva en- que Sc encaen-
tran sumidos casi todos los mas carac-
4erizados lideres de la politica insular,
oue resultabo dificil conocer cuales ha-
bran de ser los acontecimeintos que Sc
desarrollaran dentTo de algunos dlas,
cuando inaugure sus sesiones la Leg1s-
latua.
Hoy. sin embargo, y Quizas, pro-
p6sito de esa misma information qua
aver publicaramos, podemos adelantar
a nuestros lectores ell criterio que nos
ha sido expresado por uno dc los ele-
1nsntos dirigentes del partido de la ma
yoria, ell .cual criterio, nuestro jul.
clio, representa- tai vez la manera de
pensar de sentir de Ia generalidad
de los que con el comparten las respon
sabilidades EN- la direction del partido
Gle la mayoria.
Hablandonos acerca de la actitud
4u6 6lIOo LSIA0A du AAN eSNOPU"A ~NtSAANS
inaugure su periodo la Legislature, nos
dec.a este distinguido amigo nuestro
cue la situacion era extremadamente
delicada dificil, toda vez que, apaf-
to del conficto principal con ell cual
tendrian que confrontarse al regresar
al pals ell Gobernador Rely, tsulan
otros problemas nor resolver en- Ell Sc
no del partido, los cuales eran igual-
anenAe aaelieadea sEAFes. 80
So referia 81 al ''affaire' Coll que
tanto fa llamado la atencion riblIca
en- estos .illtimos meses, siendo esta una
question de vital Importance no solo
por ell srraigc que ell senior Cell y Gu
chi tenia en- Ell partido, sino pJrque
como saben nuestros lectores, tai cuee-
tion esta prejuzgada con Ell reciente
acuerdo del caucus de representan-
tes, en- que declararon enfatieamente
que de estar la Camara reunida decla-
rarian vacante la silla presidential, y
prejuzgada tambi6n por las incesantes
peticiones que dicen llegar de L. igla
oponi6ndose a que 10 sea eoacedida
reivindicacion alguna al Sr. Coil. Z
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-30
En- Ia COrte Federal Sc
impugna IA actuaci0n de
un pequehO juradO pOr
estar este acusadO ante
ln tribunal de P. R.

Ell sabado illtiIno ell Lcdo Perez Mar
chand, de Ponce. presento una mocion
ante el juez odlin de la corte Federal,
pidiendo un nuevo juicio en- Ell case de
Martin Barrio VS.. la Niagara Fire
Insurance Co.
Alega ell ST.. Perez Marchand, como
fundamento de su soicitud, que Mr.,
Abe Goldsmith, Juno de los miembros
del Jurado que entendio en- ell asunto,
esta acusado de tln supuesto delito de
incendio, en- relacion con ell fuego que
destruyo hace algun tempo ell establc-
ciniento que en- esta ciudad poseia I'm
hermano suyc.
Ell Lcdo. Perez Marchand llam6 la
atenci6n de la corte acerca del Hsta-
tus', juridico de Mr.. Goldsmith, y So
licit6 que ell Jurado sea disuelto que
Sc cite uno nuevo para entender en- di-
cho pleito. FL abogado manifesto que
Ell mcncionado jurado era Illegal, y mos
tr6 un certifcado de la Corte insular,
con ell fin de demostrar que contra Mr..
Goldsmith hay una causa pendiente.
El Lcdo. Wilcox Sc opuso la mocion
de nuevo juicio presentada por su com
palero, y mostro la Corte varios
''affdavits" tendencies a probar que
Mr.. Goldsmith no tom0 parte en- las
discusiones que originaron ell veredicto,
en- virtud del cual fu6 condenada la
Compailia aseguradora.
Ell Juez Sc reserve su resolution.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-30
Existe Ia UeenCia de que Ia LeglSIa-
tura, una vez reunida, Sc decIarara en-
reCesO hasta que Sc prOCeda a re-
solver eI COnfIiCtO - =;
Sc espera que la question del Speaker" Sera re-
sueta en- Ell caucus antes de inaugurar Ia
Canara SuS SeSIOnOS

nos decia nuestro amigo que, conttario
a 10 que Sc esperaba de que este asun-
to sera objeto dc discussion en- la Ca
mara, 10 mas SECURE y probable sera
cue sea defnitivamente resuelto en- el
seno del "caucus'', va que fu6 tambi6a
asi como Sc procedio Y Sc procedeI
siempre la designation de estos caf-
gos cl1ya natnraleza es labsolutamente
politica v en- cuya election, mas Que
las cualidades condolences del candi-
dato. Sc toman en- consideration las con
veniencia8 necesidades de la colec-
tividad.
"Hasta la fecha-nos decia dicho
amigo-no Sc han indicado candidates
para suceder en- la presidencia al Sr.
Coll; pero I'd. puedo estar SECURE de
que ell partido hara una cuidadosa Sc
lecci6n para evitar males futuros"
Luego continue nuestro interlocutor
reEriendose 10 que Sc proponen h2-
Ger en- la Legislature, de subsistir ell
tonces ell conficto de poderes existsn-
te, nos dijo que 81 est& Reilly o Huy-
Ike, la actitud que 6l aconsejar1a a Ia
Legislature que adoptase, seria la de-
en- una Resolution Conjunta su decidi-
da intencion de no realizar obra algI-
ma de Gobierno hasta que por la Ad
ministracion nacional no SO procediera
4 iion1brar un Executive, con ell cnal SCI
pudiera cooperar en- esa labor y exis-
these, por tanto, la debida ammonia en-
ire ambos poderes.
Nos dijo, ademas, que planteado asi
ell conficto, este adquiriria tan extra
ordinaria gravedad, que indudablemen
te ell Congreso Sc vera en- la necesi-
dad de intervenir para solucionarlo, 81
antes la Administrator, como es de
esperarse, no Sc ha decidido a poner
terrnino a esa situacion.
La Camara, por otra parte, Sc
muestra incLnada a proceder inmedia-
tamente Ia investigation del asunto
del Gran Jurado contra el Gobernador
otros funcionarios; la investtga-
cion de los induItos que han sido con
cedidos. la de varios otroS asuntos
relacionados con La administrator dc
la isla en- estos dos amos, y de las &C
tuaciones de importantes funcionarios
de la misma.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-30
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LONDRES enero 90 Ell Cores
ronsal de ''The Daily Express" in
forma que ell ei6rcito frances ha comen
zado a realizar activisimos trabaios
con el. fin de ocupar totalmente toda Ia.
zona metalurgica del Ruhr con Ell pro-
posito de que ell microbes proximo dia
ultimo de mes y fecha en- cue Sc ven
ce el plazo para Ell pago de las indem-
nizaciones trismestrales, Alemania no
tenga otro camino que hacer effective
sus pagos en- eSpecie.
Las tropas del generol Degoutto,
con arreglo las impresiones trasmiti-
das por el pcriodiSta britanico han sido
convenientemente reforzadas durante
los tltimos dias, encontrandose actual
mente diez divisioncs francesas tres
belgas en- los distritos mineros del
Ruhr y a muy poca distancia de la
ciudad de Muenster, hmite dc la zona
neutral fjada en- ell Tratado de Versa
lies.
Los lineas telegrafcas y telefonicas
del Ruhr estan practicamente en- po-
der de los franceses.
Ell corresponsal del ''Daily Ex-
press agrega que ell Ruhr parece una
y ~
colonia francesa; extensos campalnen-
tos han sido levantados o una exten.
sion de sesenta Kilometres. mas me-
nos. Continuamente estan llegando ALI
Iranceses que reemplazan los obre-
ros alem7nes en- huelga.
Las tropas probablemente extende-
ran la ocupaci6n esta semana con ARE
g!o a la actitud que adopte ell gobier-
no de Berlin a prop6sito del pago de
la indemnizaci6n trimestral
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-30
Fl gObiernO frances enviard hoy I'm
+uItimatunl a AIen1ania para que pro-
Ceda a pagan rnalana sin fata Is.
miIIOneS deIibraSeStehinaS
Case que no sea entregada diCha Cantidad, Ell ejer-
dtO frances Oupard nuevas Ciudades teutO-
mas, indyendO Muensten

lar La naturaleza de los acuerdos mani
festo no obstante que SO habia convent
do en- dirigir mailana Berlin I'm ulti-
matum para que el Gobierno del Reich
proceda a pagar el microbes sin falta
los veinticinco millones de libras es-
terlinas correspondientes al trimestre
econ6mico que vence ell treinta uno
del mes en- curse.
En- case de que Alemania refuse pa
gar esa suma sse tiene entendido que
Jos ejercitos franceses han recibido Or
denes terminates dc avanzsr hasta las
cercanias de Muenster, bordeando el
Gippe hasta Ia altura de KetiIy.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-30
Ell ULTIMATUM QUE Sc EN-
VIARA HOY A BRLIN

PAJRIA enero 29.-~ Despues que
termino ei ConSejo de Ministries cele-
brado en- el Quay d'orsay M. Poin-
care manifesto a los periodistas que
los acuerdos adoptados tenian impor-
tancia exceptional que todos 10 ha-
bian sido por absolute unanimidad de
votos.
AunQue M. Poincare no quiso reve-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-30
UNA REUNION SECRETA DEL
PARLAMENTO SERBIo

BELGRADE, enero 29.-Maiana pro
bablemente SO llevara cabo una Sc
sion secreta del Parlamento para Sc
guir tomando acuerdos con respecto
los preparativos militares que adopta
rapidamente Ell Gobierno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-30
lei ASUNTO DE MoSUL
SOMETIDO A ARRITRAJE?

LAUSANNE, enero 29.-Lord Bal
four pondra derelieve manana (hoy)
ell asunto de Mosul propondra que
sea sometido al arbitraje de la Socie.
dad dc Naciones en- inter6s de la paz
mundial.
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SERBIA Sc PREPARA.

BELGRADE, enero 29.-La Skupchi-
ma (Camara de Diputados serbia) ha
votado hoy la suma de ochocientos mi
llones de "dinars' para comprar
uuinientos mil fusiles mausers, caiio-
nes, ametralladoras otros materiales
de guerra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-30
LORD CARNAvoN EN- EG1PTo

LUXOR, (Egipto) enero 29-Lord
Carnavon, representa- de la camara co
mercial de Londres, ha Iegado aqui
hoy.
Esta manana visit6 la tumba de Tu-
tank Hamnes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-30
LAS NOTICIAS DEL RHUR
LLEGAN FRAGMENTARIA-
MENTE

LoNDRES, enero 29.-Las noticias
relacionadas con ell avance frances por
la zona del Ihur llegan aqui fragmen-
tariamente cuando no mutiladas.
Ello Sc atribuye a la huelga de teie-
fonistas telegrafstas alemanes en
parte a la censura francesa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-30
DAUGHERTY MEJoRA

WASHINGTON, enero 29.-El ator-
ney general Daugherty continia mejo-
rando rSpidamente.
Los medicos dicen que Ell enfermo no
asistira por ahora su despacho.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-30
5DIMITE Ell GOBIERNo DE
KATO?

WASHINGTON, enero 20 Llcgan
informes extraoficiales dc Toxic dc que
Ell Gabinete que preside Ell alrnirante
Kato presentara de un momento otro
la dimisi6n del Gobierno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-30
Los TURcos EN- MosUL.

LoNDRES, enero 29-El Gobierno
esta tomando cuantas precauciones son
necesarias para rechazar la ofensiva
turca en- Mosul.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-30
Ell MARCO EN- LoNDREs

8 ,LoNDREs, enero 2o~--Sigue la ba-
ia catastrofca del marco; durantc oil
dia de hoy Sc han cotizado ciento
sesenta mil por una libra de esterlina.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-30
VOLVERAN LAS OSCURAS
" GOLONDRINAS.

WASHINGTON, enero 29.-Esta Sc
mana SO reanudaran on ell Senado las
discusiones para que Estados Unidos
intervenga en- los asuntos politicos de
Europa. ..<..a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-30

LAUSANNE, enero 20 Sc anun-
cia confldencialmente que George Tchit
clerine Sc Marcia ell viernes para Mos
cu
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-30
Teatro "OLIMPO"
Las Dos Ninss de Paris
Cuarta jornada
Prograna Giusti

PARA OFlCiNA: Sc aIquiIa en-
$4,000 parte espIendida de un
local, en- eI primer piso del ITO
bacco Palace. Telefono al.
Advt.
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diyiisiO-
mes turCaS SeaCer-
can a.MOsul
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LoNDREs, enero 29.-Circula el r,l-
NOR dc que las tropas turcas han inva.
dido los yacimientos petroliferos de
Mosul.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-30
Serbia hace gran
des preparatlVOs
militares
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BELGRADE, enero 29.-El Gobier-
no estS realizando desde hace cuaren-
ia ocho horas preparativos militia
res en- gran escala.
Circula ell rumor de que las tropas Sc
enviaran hacer frente a los bnlga-
ros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-30
COnprariamOs ul Compressor

CON CILINDRo DE CUATRo PULGA-
DAs DE DIAMETRo. DIRIJA sU
oFERTA AL APARTADo DE CO.
RREo NO. 1890. SAN JUAN, P. +.
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Ohcinas: Salvador Brau 81
Tel. 1922 - P. o. Box S46
Putnam patriot., 1923-11-23
A cHILD's BOOKS

correspondent trusngy writes Co requesting that We furnish list with which Christmas time to starr
 chd's library stumped and then out of the past of quarter century books end of books and memory of hours of thrilling twilight eyerain or fur tive pages long after the family command Of lights out First came recollection of long forgotten volume Of
 Greek and Roman mythology Somehow other that volume s the remembered of a and back to us through school and college life have the glory Of those Omp an figures deeds thrilled to the Up Of our childish boots And laying the foundations of child reading would place good rich book of mythical lore rs on the shelf Then we'd place beside it volume Of Bible stories poas interestingly told tales from the Scrip lures to boresome Of Sunday School lessons With these books crowd n fast and furous
 Of course Robinson Crusoe and The Swiss Family Robinson must there Grmms and Andersons Fairy Tales and Aesop Fables though all the others must be sacrificed to make way for them-"Alee in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass And good book of the Ahuran Legend and the collection for boy would not let him delay too long beginning read and all of the Henty books Nor would We leave Little Lord Faunteroy and Sarah Crewe or The Duke and many other of the works of Charlotte vonge He know. "Guliyer Travels. and some where or other "Childs Pluarchs Lives that thriller Then before ten, ne should make the acquaintance Master Skyark and Mr Mole in The Wind in the Willows And there the Jungle Books and Rewards and Fairies" and-and-
 But stop leave il to the reader If we have omitted any fundamental volumes, let Us know.
Putnam patriot., 1923-11-23
FATHERS AND SONS

As a community divided into the manifold but churches lodges and other organizations the opportunity gather together in the Of the ire nfreqaeny offered Putnam people The eXcep this condition pleasantly offered this week m the Fathers banquet organized and admirably auced by Rotary Club and the Young Mems Chris tan Association gathered fathers and from the city life from church and every other dividing separating organization that makes of life in city number of existing units rather than opee and organized whole Moreover the Father and Son dea excellent be observed with an annual evening
 this American fathers whom the world calls the most ver-indugent also he most devoted Bringing fathers nd together evening of mutual pleasure and in truction benefit old well @ More of such meetings that would be inclusive Of al phases q the city fife would gradually create that "AlPutnam atmosphere which quickly develops sound and progressive civic and community spirit
Putnam patriot., 1923-11-23
AS THE SHENANDOAH PASSES

Naturally those Windham County people who Tuesday high h and sped far off the horizon to the north the east the silver sides of the giant arshp Shen andoah thrill of national pride Ii something of the same eeg fathers had the days before the Span ishAmercan when they the White Squadron sailing full when they soldiers marching m time did them that those white ships would actually grey carriers of death and desruc on proud mothers and fathers of the marching
 militia of prewar days imagine their penetrating the barbed enanglements of European battle-ground Just so to us shenandoah" is today mighty accomplishment nation great ship that the national flag with pride and honor meanwhile. forget that above all she is the vessel the sailing carrier in element the tremendous instruments of de- structon that mankind has yet produced.
Putnam patriot., 1923-11-23
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT

District of Pomfret, ss Probate Court. Nov. 2lst. 1923. Wards Es- tate eff Annie J Leary of Pomfret in said District The Conservator hav- ing exhibited his account with said estate to this Court for allowance. It is ORDERED-That the 29th day of November. <. D. 1923, at two o'clock in the afternoon. at the Probate Office in Pomfret. be and the same IS as- signed for hearing on the allowance of said account. and this Court di- reets the Conservator to cite all per sons interested therein to appear ai said time and place, by publishing this order in some newspaper having a circulation in said District, and by posting a copy on the public sign post in the Town of Pomfret where the de ceased last dwelt Certified from Record, WILLIS CONELL, Judge
Putnam patriot., 1923-11-23
DAYLIGHT AHEADl

As we have before this column there those who present condition Of business in Putnam much that should worry and dissatisfaction There drop in trad ing hrnkage payrolls, unexplained doldrums that may for many hard and bHrdensome talk those who have their hands the pulse Of the et manufacturing life is more reassurng They believe firm Y that Putnam suffering temporary depression which
 advent of far better times than the city has known many years is be hoped that the predictions for the Spring may be that from Che crises o odayand these crises comparable disaster other depression that the city has knownare but the quiet before renewed prosperity tomorrow. And the signs dependable New factories more hands more bu ness work popuaton-better tmes in faet are what opms believe they foresee, and they have their facts to prove their statements.