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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-05
LAS mqyor1las son las que han resuel-
to las mayores barbqridades del mum
do "--dijio aver Ell senor Coll y Cuchl
duronte un debate en- la Cdmara
Fl SENADO Y LA CAMARA Sc REINERON A LAS TRES De La
TARDE DE AVER UNA INTERSTATE CARIA DEL COB IOWNER

Cuchi, y sostuvo que la 1rocion del Sr.
Lastra no debia ser aprobada, porque
con clio Sc creaba una sitTaci6n que
no era nj acertada nj reg amentaria.
'.No puede dejarse sobre la mesa
dijo-una question que no esta en- dis
custom ante la Camara, y para 10 cnal
Sc. hats necesario que vaya previa-
mente al Comite correspondence. Yo
propongo que sea enviado ese presu-
puesto al Comite de Hacienda"
Hizo referencia la forma en- que
Sc envian al Congreso de los Estados
Uni3os los estimates, 10 cuales-
dijo-qrt no eran enviados directa-
mente al Parlamento sino a los Co
mites.
Insisti6 Lastra que esta era una
question que estaba ante la Camara y
que por tanto era materia de ser de-
iada sobre la mesa, aleg6 nuevamen-
te que este era un acto de cortesla al
nuevo Gobernador, y que la Camara
debia aprobar su mocion.
Intervino en- el debate ell Lcdo. Jo-
Sc de Jesus Tizol, quien manifesto que
tanto ell sr. Coll como el Sr. Lastra
estaban de acuerdo fundamentalments
en- la question que Sc debatia; pero
que el creia que no debia dejarse go
bre la mesa Ell Proyecto alegando para
clio una question de cortesia al nuevo
(Continia en- la Ga. pagina)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-05

Lopez, Enrique Gonzalez Mena, Jose
Victor Figueroa, Rafael Alfonso Torres.
JURIDICA CIVIL
Felix santoni, Jose sabater Garcia,
Cayetano Coll y Cuchi, Francisco Ace
vedo, Enrique Gonzalez Mena. Rafael
Arizona Siaca, Rafael Alfonso Torres.
JURIDICA PENAL
Jose de J. Tizol, Cayetano Coll Gu
chi, Fernando suria, Pedro Baig6s Co.
mez, Adolfo Dones PadD5, Leopoldo
Tormes Garcia, Epifanio Fig Jimenez.
AGRICULTURAL. INDUSTRIAL Y
CoMERCIo
Walter NICK. Jones. jose Tulla To-
rres, Agustin Diaz Smaine, Agustfn
Lopez Casses, Rafael Arizona siaca. Jo-
Sc Victor Figueroa, Pablo Pilot Gar
cia.
GoB1ERNO INSULAR
Y MUNICIPAL
Francisco Acevedo, Jose Alum Perez,
Walter NICK. Jones, Herminio Garcia
Rodriguez, Epifanio Fiz Jimenez.
REGLAMENTo, IMPREsos Y
ESTILo
Jorge Romany, Jose Sabater Garcia,
Manuel Velilla, Rafael Arizona Siaca.
Pablo Pilot Garcia.
INSTRUCTION PUBLICA
Ramon Fortufio Sell6s, Jorge Roma
ny Carlos F. Bahr, Francisco Acevedo,
Joaquin d. Yordan Rodriguez, Hermi
nio Garcia Rodriguez, Epifanio Fig Ji-
menez.
TRABAJo
Jesus Hernandez Ortiz. Jose de j.
Tizol, Agustin Diaz smaine Miguel
saavedra, Enrique Gonzales Mena. Leo
poldo Tormes Garcia, Rafael Alfonso
Torres. -
oBRAs Y TERRENos PUBLIcos
Francisco Gil Rivera, Antonio Ca
pella, Carlos F. Bahr, Joaquin d. Yor.
dan Rodriguez, Francisco Grew Bella.
gambia.
BENEFIcENcIA Y SANDAL
Manuel Pavia Fernandez, Jose Alum
Perez, Juan Planellas, Enrique Coma.
lez Mena, Francisco Crew. Bellagamba
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-05

A las tres de Ia tarde de aver, Sc
reuni6 la Camara de Representatives. y
el Secretario pas6 lista, habiendo sido
aprobada, sin ser leida, ell acta de la
session anterior.
81 Lcdo. Cayetano Coll Y Cuchi,
quien fre q ocupar por primera vez
en- este periodo legislative, su pupitre
de representative, hi20 uso de la pa
labra para marifestar que su posici6n
en- la Camara era de tai nautraleza,
cue el renunciaba ocupar cualquier
puesto en- las comisiones que fueran a
ser designadas por la presidencia.
Ell Speaker manifesto que va ha-
bian sido designadas las coniisiores v
que no podia ~resolver en- aquellos mo-
meptos Ia question planteada por ell Sr.
Coll que ell asunto 10 dejaba para
ser resuelto en- la session del dunes
pr6ximo.
Procedio ertorces ell Secretario la
lectura de las peticiones Y proyecto
de ley presentados, Sc di6 cuenta con
la siguiente carta del Gobernador, re-
cibida por Ell Speaker, Sr. Guerra:
Hon. Miguel Guerra Mondragon,
Presidente de La Camara de Represen-
tantes, San Juan, P. r.
Mi querido Sr Presidente Guerra:
Deseo agradecerle . I'd. por con-
ducto de I'd. expresar mi agradecimien
to a los. miembros de La Camara de
Representatives. por las felicitaciones
" buencs deseos que me expresaban.
con motive de mi nombramiento como
Gobernador de Puerto Rico. Cierta-
mente que sera un gran placer para
mi cooperar con Uds. en- todas las ma
iaegas posibles EN-. Ell fomento de los
ifitereses de Ia isla y prosperidad y
felicidad de su pueblo.
sinceramente suyo
Horace M ToWNER.
Di6 cusnta ell Presidente, la Ca
mara, de que Sc habfa recibido. acom-
pahada de una comunicaci6n del Co
bernador INFERNO, FL Proyecto de Pre-
supuesto de gastos para ell bienio que
coniienSa el 10. de julio pr6ximo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-05

FL sr. Lastra presento una moclon
para que dicho proyecto de Ley que
dara sobre Ia mesa, fundaAdose en-
que hoy llegaba ell nuevo Gobernador
y la Camara debia, como un acto de
cortesia hacia el, aprobar esa mocioa
para asi darle oportunldal de que el
interviniera en- la confecci6n de ese
proyecto.
Sc levant6 entonces ell Sr. Coil Y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-05

inmensa al enviar su saludo de bien-
venida al nuevo gobernante, y en- de-
searle los mayores triunfos en- su en-
presa y prop6sitos de propender al ma
yor hienestar y felicidad de la isla, y
hacenos extensive nuestro saludo a la
distinguida esposa del seflor Towner,
quien Ie acompafa, cuya presencia
en- Puerto Rico, sera una adquisicion
valiosisima para nuestros altos circulos
sociaIes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-05
Los alemQnes intentQron
burlar ell bloqueo de los
franco belgas
Sc PREDICE LA UNION De LAS IGLESLAS
CATOLICAS Y PROTESTANTES

(Unitd Press, via All America Cables)
PARIS, abril A. Sc informa spmi-
cfcialmente que ocho trenes alemanes
cargados de productos metaltrgicos III
tentaron burlar aver ell bloqueo frarco-
aleman, pero fueron sorprendido. por
los soldados franceses.
De ocho trenes solamente lograron
escapar dos forzando maquinas.
NUEvA YORK, abril A. En- Tong
Island Sc ha celebrado la aonfeyencia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-05
CrisiisenEspana
(Por Gable Frances)

MADRID, abril A. Ell Gabinete en-
rleno ha presentado hoy la d!misi6n al
Rey. FL Soberano Sc nego aeeptar II
Glmision de los Ministries canfrrcando
Su confianza al Marques de Alhuca mas.
cuien consintio en- retirar Ia renuncls-
del Gobierno. Solamente hi quedado
fuera del Gabinete, por razones que no
han trascendido al pdblico, Ell ministro
de Hacienda senior PedregaI.
Aunque los rumores que circular a
rrop6sito de la actitud del Gobierno
son numerosos y confusos, se estima
como mas veraz ell informe 1le han pa
blicado varios peri6dicos, los cuales
@tribuyen la crisis a las diferencias sur
gidas con motive del deseo del Gobier-
no de enmendar ell parrafo de La Cons
tltuci6n relacionado con Ell Concordato
con Ell Vatican2. "a
Otro rumor cireulado Ultima aora
dice que ell ministro de la Guerra sanor
Alcara zamora no esta Uonforme con
Ell acuerdo del Gabinete encaminado a
establecer el protectorado civil en- Ma
rruecos. ,..
a.5s.r.
Ell HAvRE, baril A. En- un oeque-
10 barco de carga ha negado acui hoy,
rrocedente de Dublin, ell boxaador SIKH
quien fue derrotado recientamente por
McTigue.
Los vapcres britanicos irlau6ese1
cue hacen la carrera entire Iriarda V
Gran Bretafa Sc negaron rotundamen-
te llevar Sikh como pasajero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-05

de elementos protestantes con ell fin de
adoptar importantes acuerdos prepara-
torios de la gran conferencia irtsrna-
cional de protestantes que Sc llevara a
cabo en- Washington Ell afio 1925.
Ell proposito de esta conferences es ell
de unir todas las sectas protestantes.
+ Los representatives que niclercn uso
de la palabra en- Ia conferencia de
Long Island manifestation II sensacio-
nal nueva de que Sc esta ultimsnlo IL
amalgama de las iglesias eaS5stcs1 2
protestantes para unirse ell Ia cristian.-
dad
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-05
Ell G0BIERNO DE ESTADOS
UNID0S NO HARA CoNSTAR
SU PRQTESTA POR LA EJECU
CION DE BUDKEVITH

tUniteS Press, via AL America cahles)
WASHINGTON, abril L. I'll. Depav
tamento de Estado ha infor1nado of.
cialmente hoy que no hara constar gu
rrotesta con motive de la .ejecuci0n del
yicario general de la iglesia catolica en-
Russia, Budkevith.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-05
La sALUD DE cARNAvoN

Ell CAIRO, abriI A. Lord Carna-
Won tuvo anoche una ligera mejoria,
pero su estado continua siendo aIar-
1nante. Ell coraz6n esta muy debil y Ia
respiration Sc mantiene por medios ar
tifciales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-05

(Unitd Press. via All America cablesl
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-05
CUATRO FRANCHISES MUER-
TOS EN- UN DESCARRILA-
MIENTO DE TRENES

ESSEN, abril f. A consccnencia
dc un violento descarrilamiento 0e tre
nes han muerto cuatro soldados fran
ceses- en- Luwigshafen.
Sc registraron ademas algunos hcri-
dos graves.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-05
Ell PRoXMo CONGREso
DEL SOVIET RuSO|

MoSCU, abril a. Pr6ximamcnte Sc
llevara cabo en- esta ciudad Ia gran
convention del partido sovietista Ia
eual asistira probsblemente ell jcfc del
Gobierno Lenine. So
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-05
POR HABER VIOLADO LA
LEY SINDICALISTA

SAN JOSE, Michigan, abril L. FL
proceso por jurado. contra Willlsm z.
l'oster, acusado dc haber violado Ia ley
s:ndicalista, ha dado comienzo hoy.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-05
LASMANIOBRAS
DEL GOBIERNO
SOVIETTSTA
AhOra Sc desmiente Ia ejecu-
ci6n del vicariO Budkavitch
(Por Cable Frances)

LoNDRES, abril A. Un despacho
dc Riga ''The Times dice que Ell
gobierno sovietista ha desmentido los
informes circulados en- Ell mundo de qua
Ell vicario Budkavith ha sido ejecutado.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-09-28
BUNGALOW, MAKES
STRONG APPEAL
Modest Little Home Is Not Ex-
pensive to Build.
is ATTRACTIVE ExTERloRLY
Provides Splendid Home for the Aver
age Family Wishing Comfortable
Residence Without Any un-
reasonable Outlay.
BY WILLIAM A. RADFoRD

Mr.. william A. Radford will answer
questions and give advice FREE OF
COST on all subjects pertaining to the
subject of building. for the readers of
this paper. On account of his wide
experience as Editor. Author and
Manufacturer. he Is. without doubt.
the highest authority on all these sub
jects. Address all inquiries to William
A. Radford. No. 1927 Prairie avenue
Chicago, Ill. and only inclose two-cent
stamp for reply.
This Is bungalow which ought not
to cost much to erect anywhere. But
that 1t is nevertheless modern and up
to-date cannot be gainsaid and that Is
why It makes an appeal to the aver
age family wishing comfortable resi-
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-09-28
rhouoh, Deacon a Bandit.


The old deacon was the kindest of
men, religious and always ready with
a good word. One day while he was
driving to town he overlook a peddler
with large pack on his back. Stop
ping his horse the deacon suggested
that the man ride. The peddler care
fully stored his pack In the back Of
the spring wagon and then climbed to
the seat beside the good deacon. For
some time the two talked pleasantly.
Then there was a long pause, and,
thinking to improve the occasion In a
religious sense, the deacon turned and
asked my friend, are you prepared
to der With shrek the peddler
sprang to the ground and disappeared
into the nearby woods. The calls OF
the deacon only FASTENED the fellows
flight, and neither the deacon nor any
one else ever saw him again In that
neighborhood, II would seem that the
peddler was not prepared. LOS An
geles Times. , u
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-09-28

dence without any unreasonable out
lay.
To begin with, It is attractive ex-
teriorly, with its stucco walls and
white trimmed windows and roof ends.
Our stucco base Is one permitting
wide choice We can have the stucco
applied over wooden lath, metal lath,
concrete block-even over brick, II so
Inclined. Properly applied the stucco
will make durable, noncracking wall.
It may be tinted to suit the color
predictions of anyone and handled
in any of the several styles of finish
30 favored nowadays, rough-troweled
or pebble dash, for instance. The In
corporation of marble dust IN the ag-
gregate used for the stucco gives
glistcning stucco coat many like.
But, we must consider the external
features, besides stucco. which give
this bungalow Its appeal to the eco
nomically minded. To begin with, the
front entrance, with its small porch, is
thoroughly satisfying. The small porch
is well-handled, yet It is all very sim
ply done and inexpensively. The door
has three panels set In In a way
which aids in giving 1t character and
painted white gives good central bal
ance to the front Of the house, The
windows are arranged at the side In
way which gives good light inside,
| balances well with the design, and
they have been inexpansively bought,
| too; those vertical lines you see In toe
| panes and which help the appearance
30 much really cost but vfry little
more than ordinary-style windows.
| The small dormer which ventilates
| the attic adds a nice touch to the roof
and helps keep the bungalow cool In
warm weather.
The raftars carry down around the
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-09-28
Metric system Has Drawback.

The advocates Of the meric system,
having failed 30 far to Introduce the
system into the English-speaking ma
tions, have turned their guns in an
other direction and are trying to bring
about a change In the value Of the
pound weight, In order to give It SIM
pier relations with the metric system.
This would be accomplished by assum-
ing that pound has weight Of 800
grams, instead of 454. II this could
be accomplished without upsetting CIV
ilization the result would be Of great
value.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-09-28

roof edges In q way which simpiifes
construction and demands no excess
time and labor or material. such as q
regular cornice, returned around the
ends, would exact. Although four win
dows are shown In the basement, from
the front, II is not necessary to have
the whole subhoor area excayatedi
half might do.
The overall dimensions Of the bum
galow are 27 feet by 80 feet, and we
have fine room accommodation; not
less than three bedrooms, kitchen,
dining room, living room and sun par
lor. The latter forms an addition.
really; 1t may be built at later period
than the rest Of the house.
Let us step into the bedrooms. Each
room is II feet by II feet, and has a
clothes closet. There Is an extra
clothes closet In the hall end, dividing
the two bedrooms at the left Of the
entrance. The location Of each bed.
room with relation to the bathroom Ia
good, and all are so placed that there
can be no intrusion upon their privacy
from the rest Of the house. The
kitchen opens on rear porch. 1t has
a window-lit sink, fine cupboard space
and the adjoining pantry has an out
side icing door below the window. A
breakfast and lunch nook lies between
the kitchen and the dining room, saw
ing time and steps on work-a-day
mornings and when the children come
In from school.
The reception hall, usually consid
cred first, is here treated Of last. But
It is by no means least and has good
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-09-28
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never
Suspect It
Applicants for Insurance Often
Rejected.

Judging from reports from druggists
who are constantly In direct touch with
the public, there IL one preparation that
has been very successful in overcoming
these conditions. The mild and healing
influence of DR.. Kilmer's Swamp. Root II
soon realized. It stands the highest for
its remarkable record of success.
An examining physician for one OF the
prominent Life Insurance Companies, in
an interview on the subject, made the A.
tonishing statement that one reason why
30 many applicants for insurance are TO
jected Is because kidney trouble II 20
common to the American people, and the
large majority of those whose applications
are declined do not even suspect that they
have the disease. DR.. Kilmers Swamp
Root is on sale at all drug stores in bottles
of two sizes, medium and large.
However, II you wish first to test this
great preparation send ten cents to Dr..
Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y. for 9
sample bottle. When writing be sure and
mention this paper.-Advsrtisement.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-09-28

Unless you see the name "Bayer" ON
package or on tablets you are not get.
ting the genuine Bayer product pre-
scribed by physicians over twenty-five
years and proved safe by millions for
Colds Headache
Toothache Lumbago
Earache Rheumatism
Neuralgia Pain, Pain
Accept "Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin"
only. Each unbroken package contains
proper directions. Handy boxes OF
twelve tablets cost few cents. Drug.
gists also sell bottles Of "a and 100.
Aspirin is the trade mark Of Bayer
Manufacture Of onoaceticacidester Of
Salicylicacid.-Ad
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-09-28

The night passed slowly. Tommy
lived tnrOugn an sternity VI hours, but
ut last ne Leard Ivolsleps- he stood
uprignt, drew deep breath, aud
ciulcned the picture nrlnly.
Tns door opened. A faint light
streaned In from outside. NumDer
IA followed. Az he stepped across the
threshold, Tommy brought the picture
down with terrinc force on his head.
Number IL went down amidst q stu
pendous crash OF broken glass. In
minute Tommy had slipped out and
pulled to the door. The key was In
the lock. He turned 1t and withdrew
1t just as Conrad hurled himself
against the door from the inside with
volley Of curses.
For q moment Tommy hesitated,
There was the sound OF some one stir
ring on the floor below. Then the Ger
mans voice came up the stairs.
Scott i'm Himmell Conrad, what II
itT
Tommy felt small hand thrust into
his. Beside him stood Annette. She
l
pointed up q rickety ladder that ap-
parently led to some attics.
"Quick-up here!" She dragged him
after her up the ladder. In another
moment they were standing in dusty
garret Uttered with lumber. Tommy
looked round.
"This won't do. It's q regular trap
There's no way out"
Hush! Wait" The girl put heI
finger to her lips. She crept to the tor
Of the ladder and listened.
| The banging and beating on the dool
was terrific. The German and another
were trying to force the door In
Annette explained in q whisper:
They will think you are still In
side. They cannot hear what Conrat
says. The door is too thick"
"Yes-but look here"
Leave II to me-" She bent down
To his amazement, Tommy saw tina
she was fastening the end of lonl
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-09-28

Tommy Brought the Picture Down
With Terrific Force on His Head.
piece of string to the handle Of big
cracked jug. She arranged II care
fully, then turned to Tommy.
"Have yeu the key Of the door"
Eyes"
"Give 1t to me-" >~-/
He handed 1t to her.
II am going down. Do you think
you can go halfway, and then swing
yourself down behind the ladder, %
that they will not see your"
Tommy nodded. ~
s'There's big cupboard In the
shadow of the landing. Stand behind
IL. Take the end Of this string In your
hand. When I've let the others out
pullf''
Before he had time to ask her any
thing more, she had fitted lightly
down the ladder and was in the midst
of the group with loud cry.
The German turned on her with an
oath.
"Get out Of. this. Go to your room 7"
Very cautiously Tommy swung him
self down the back of the ladder. SO
long as they did not turn round I.
all was we'll. He crouched behind the
cupboard. They were still between
him and the stairs.
"Ahl" Annette appeared to stumble
over something. She stopped. Mon
Dieu, viola la cleft"
The German snatched 1t from her.
| He unlocked the door. Conrad STUN
bled out, swearing.
Hes got away"
Impossible. He would have passed
| u.s.
At that moment, with an ecstatic
smile Tommy pulled the string. A
crash Of crockery came from the attic
above. In a trice the men were push
ing each other up the rickety ladder
and had disappeared into the darkness
| above.
Quick as a flash Tommy leaped from
his hiding place and dashed down the
stairs, pulling the girl with him. There
was no one in the hall. He fumbled
over the bolts and chain. At last they
yielded, the door swung Open Id
turned. Annette had disappeared.
Tommy stood sp.ll-bound. Had shs
run upstairs againf What madness
possessed heri He fumed with i'm
patience, but he stood his ground. HI
would not 20 without her. at}
And suddenly there was an outer,
overhead, an exclamation from thu
| German, and then Annette's voice
clear and high;
i ma fol, he has escaped And quick
lyi who would have thought itT
Tommy still stood rooted to tn
ground. Was that command to hin
y ID got He fsncied II was.
GRO BE coNrnSUnDJ
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-09-28
byA8atha Christie
cocyaicHv
eooQ. rstAp y WeeHssv
CHAPTER x-contInued.

-14-
That evening Tommy sat on the
bed, and cogitated deeply. Would
he did not, should he risk trying to
make an ally of herr He decided that
he must leave no stone unturned. His
position was desperate.
At eight o'clock the familiar sound
Of the key turning made him spring
to his feet. The girl was alone.
"Shut the door," he commanded. 81
want to speak to you"
She obeyed.
Look here, Annette, want you to
help me get out Of this
She shook her head.
Impossible. There are three Of
them on the floor below"
"Oh" Tommy was secretly CRATE
ful for the information. 'But you
would help me II you couldT'
"No, monsieur"
"why not?"
The CIR. hesitated.
II dare xot. monsieur; I am afraid
, Of them"
She turned away.
wouldn't you do anything to help
another girlr cried Tommy. "She's
about your age, too. Won't you save
her from their clutchesr
You mean Jane Finnr
yes"
'Tt IL her you came here to look
for7 Yes?"
"That's It."
The girl looked at him, then passed
her hand across her forehead.
-Jane Finn. Always hear that
name. It Is familiar"
Tommy came forward eagerly.
'You must know something about
herY
But the girl turned away abruptly
"T know nothing-only the name, '
She walked towards the door. Sud
denly she uttered cry. Tommy
stared. She had caught sight OF the
picture he had laid against the wal
the night before. For moment he
caught look Of terror In her eyes
As inexplicably It changed to relief
Then abruptly she went out OF the
room. Tommy could make nothing o.
II. Did she fancy that he had mean
to attack her with itf Surely not
He rehung the picture on the wal
thoughtfully.
Three more days went by In drear.
inaction. Tommy felt the strain tell
ing on his nerves. He saw no one bu
Conrad and Annette, and the girl hat
become dumb. He gathered from Con
rad that they were waiting for order
from 'Mr. Brown" Perhaps, though
Tommy, he was abroad or away, an
they were obliged to wait for hi
return.
But the evening Of the third da
brought rude awakening.
II was barely seven o'clock when b
heard the tramp Of footsteps outsid
In the passage In another minut
the door was flung open. Conrad er
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-09-28
The Chance.

"Yes, Mabel has given up the idea
Of a career"
"You don't tell mel And she was
30 determined, had made all the ar
rangements to work her way through
music In Munich and art In Par1si
My goodness So devoted to
careerr'
Eyes, dear. yes, she was; but thsrs
was an awfully wealthy bereavement
In the family Of that young man who
wanted to marry her. % she decided
to console himi"
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-09-28
BABIES. CRY
FOR ''cAsTOR|A'
Prepared Especially for Infants
and Children Of All Ages

Motheri Fletcher's Castoria has
been IN use for over 30 years NJ q
pleasant, harmless substitute for Oas
tor Oil. Paregoric. Teething Drops and
Soothing Syrups. Contains no narcot.
ics. Proven directions are on each
package. Physicians recommend It
The genuine bears signature Of
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-09-28
Floor Plan.

decorative possibilities. On one side
1t gives into the dining room; on the
other into the living room, with Its
fireplace and cheerful outlook into
the sun parlor. This is home most
folks would find 1t economical to build
and comfortable to live In. and 1t is
always good STYLE"
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-09-28

Dealer Ito impecunious client, to
whom he sold q hcrse some weeks BE-
fore) You stiIl like himf
Purchaser Very much; but he
ought to carry his head higher
Dealer--I expect he'll do thst al
right when he's paid fcr---PuneH