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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-13
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
BRIDE MYSTERY
STARTS ON PAGE 1

a complete probe OF tho mysterious
affair was begun,
Mrs, Dombecls claims that her
daughter was only ~. altho she
gave her age MS IL when obtain.
ing the license 10 wed nyers,
Department Of Justice operatives,
ON examining the records, found
The marriage To he regular. Mrs.
Don,bccl, said She did not know
OF the girls romance until after
the wedding.
Dragging OF the river FOR moro
than a week, since tho reported
drowning oa December 9, has re-.
vealed no trace OF the glrl'a body.
Parks said he SWAN ashore after
tearing HIS way thru the sido cur.
tains OF the machine aa II sank. By.
ers Is said to have been rescued
while cllnging to somo debris In tho
river.
II has been discovered that
shortly after the mishap Parks
called woman Mt some unknown
place and told her OF tho aeci-
dent.
The men are also said 60 have
stated they were glad "that Mrs.
PARKS" was not with them, too,
rs she would likely have been
drowned.
Stanley pombeck. who camo hers
to clear up what no can or the mys.
terry. brought the following letter.
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which tho girl addressed TO hol
from tho Alder hotel. Pert
land, II was the only message no
colved by the mother after tho cir
eloped;
alder Hotel. Dee 0, Portland,
Dear Mother. We are ltS
Portland and are going 10 leave
Tuesday for California, Went 20
Manchowa and they were aure
surprised TO hear | ann married,
Wen. mother dear, | will SEQ
Stanley when | get TO California
and viii SEQ how no IL getting
along and viii write homo IL no
Is all right or not Did not havo
tme 10 drop IN and say goodbye,
Well. mother. win always wrlto
home and let YOU know how l
am getting along. | hear you
don't feel mad about mo because
got married. AMI hope you do
not hate Bobby. Excuse my
writing. for | am In n hurry.
for 1t Is late. 80 win close, win
not &eave address. FOR will not
stag here. Signed Josephine
Byers
a suitcase with n few articles o.
womon's clothing was taken IRON
the river nearby the wreck. Dom
beck could not identify them as hi,
Tho hack OF tho car wa,
torn out in lifting Il. which eouit
have permitted the body 20 have beer
lost.
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And now
|lQllC0a


further immortalizes the
pudding and tops it with
. a rlch hard sauce so utterly
delicious, that had it been
served with the famous
pudding King Arthur "didst
make the poets song
would have been longer.
Let the NUCOA plum pud-
ding sing in your kettle "
this Christmas, and listen
for a family Christmas Carol
when the NuCOA Hard
Sauce is served.
Write today for your free
copy of Nucoa Menu and
Recipes for Christmas Din
ner beginning with soup,
and ending with NUCOA
Sailed Nuts. Ask for booklet
From, Soup to Nuts +"
Address The Best Foods, Inc.
1864 Bryant St, San Francisco, Cal.
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KHAN MURDER
HEARING IS ON
Witnesses Testify in Case
Against Phil Fox

ATLANTA, Ga. Dec. ia.-clar.
onoo A. Everett first witness. was
called In the trial OF phil u. Fox.
publicity director OF the Ku Klux
kim. charged with numbering w. q.
coburn, attorney. today told OF sell.
ing long dirk knife To the accused
man. Everett ia clerk in sport.
Ing goods store,
The knife, the state contends. In
one found IN Fox's pocket n few soc.
onds after coburn was shot down In
fiia office.
The witness stood UP and pointed
20 Fox M the man who had pur.
chased the knife.
a. u, Wilson. "a partner OF the
slain attorney. was tho next witness.
He told OF the visit OF the publicity
director 10 Coburp's office ana de.
tails or tho arrangement OF furni.
ture In tho room.
Wilson said he heard five shots in
rapid succession after Fox went into
coburn's private office.
Or. II r.. siockbridgc. in whose
arms Coburn died. described the
death ncone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-13
Democrats Refuse
to Enter Combine

WAsHINGToN. Dec. l3,-senals
democrats today definitely refused 10
enter coalition with senate pro.
gresayeS against administration 70.
publicans
Senator Ro1inBon, democratic lea5.
CIR. declared democrats would "alck
10 the organization" when the fight
10 break the deadlock over election
or chairman OF tho interstate com.
MERGE committee Is resumed MIN.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-13
man SOUGHT IN
HUGE SWINDLE
100000 oil Fraud Is
Charged 10 Operator

CHICAGO. Dec. 10 - world,
wide search wns starred today for
Leo korotz. roputcd millionaire,
charged with operating s5,0Oo,00O
"oil nwlndlc."
States Attorney Robert II. Grove
took personal charge OF n raid on
Korctg's offices. occupying an entire
floor OF downtown building. and
after preliminary investigation, an
noupced no would enlist the aid OF
police In every city In tho United
states IN search for Korotz, who
has been missing for moro than a
week.
Descriptions of Koretz were
flashed out TO sea by powerful radio
stations IN New York IN tho belief
that hc had called for Europe.
Investigation OF Korotz'a opera.
lions was started when ". IL. Mat.
thews. an attorney. complained TO
Grove that no lost $4,000 in ono OF
tho mans latest oil promotions.
scores OF wealthy and socially prom.
lnent men are believed 10 be victims
OF koretz'B swindles.
One man lost 100000 In promo.
ton sehcmr. Grove anid no learned
from records IN koretz'a office.
Korcts, according 20 Grove. told
his friends no owned 100000 acres
OF land In Panama, on which "choIc.
est OIL had been found. Tha"great
bayano trust. OF Panama" waa the
namo koretz used IN connection
with this project. Il was aaid.
koretx's operations. Grove raid.
covered period OF five years.
Formerly e member OF a promi
nent Chicago law firm. Korntz wns
member or several exclusive clubs.
and his personal aoquaintaincea in.
eludnd hundreds OF chlcago's Gold
Coast mllllnnnlrea.
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forces q Adolfo DC Ia Huerta.

FORCES OF Adolfo pe In ltueftns
Dispatches received here stated
ohregon was comforting with HIS mil.
i,ary leaders at Irapuato. planning
an extensive attack on tho rebel
forces.
Secretary OF War serrano will
leave tho Mexican capital today 10 re.
View tho troops who will leave for
tho Vera Cruz front.
sauadrons OF federal government
sirplanca are making flights over the
territory held by tho Fevolu,ionlsia
TO map out plan for campaign for
the obreson forces. according 10 the
reports
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ABERDEEN OFFICIALS WILL
NOT TAKE ACTION IN CASE

Il; Leo. II; Effie. .: Marian, 10
months.
John Domhech. father OF the
children. Is fireman at tho Dono-
van mill.
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"A bag pudding the King didst
make,
And stuffed II well with plums;
And In 1t put great humps of fat
As big as my two thumbs"
Christmas plum pudding has
FOR generations been cele-
brated in story and song.
In his Christmas Carol,
Dickens immortalized /" the
pudding singing in the
copper =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-13
BALDWIN STAYS IN

LONDON. Dec. i5.-Prcmier stan.
ley Baldwin visited Buckingham pal.
ace today 70 inform King George OF
Tuesdays cabinet decision. that be
Is 10 retain office for the present.
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SELECTIONS FROM "

"Tannhacuser" constituted tho pro.
gram OF a aongfest In which 200 Uni.
yersity OF Washington students par.
ticlpnted at Meany hail Wednesday
evening.
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OBREGON NOW
ON THE FIELD

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Dec i3..-
President Aware obregon has taken
tho field against ths revolutionary
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You can buy used err for n small
payment down and small monthly
payments. Turn 10 the Want Ads
now
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LISBON CABINET OUT

LONDON. Dec. 10. - Tho poriu.
susse cabinet resigned today. accord,
ing 10 Lisbon dispatches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-13

Better results from Star want ada.
lust phone MA in.oeoO and you will
agree.
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ABERDEEN. Dec. la,--No action
win be taken against Robert pyors
for tho alleged abduction Of 10.
sephlne Dombcck. iT.ycar.oId Aber.
deem girl. who was reported
drowned when the automobile In
which she was riding with Byers
and William ]. Parks. plunged into
the Willamette river. near Hares-
burg. Ore. Wednesday. December 8.
Tho decision was made by the ati.
thorities after an investigation OF
the mothers story. Mrs. pomheck
had charged that Beycra and her
daughter were Illegally married. the
wedding license having been OBJ.
tanned by representing the glri ~
being OF age.
The prosecuting attorney decided
that. since Byers and the girl had
kept company" for a considerable
time. and she would have reached
a uarriageabln ago within few
weeks. ho would not he Justified in
launching action 20 arrest Byers.
MARRIED AT HoQUIAM
ON NOVEMBER 50
Mrs Josephine Dornhcck Bycra
received marriage license TO 10
married 10 Hycrs on November so
at Montcsano. That same day SHE
and Byers were married In fio-
auaim by Rev II. a. Libby. The
marriage license. according to her
mother. WIS frnudulen,ly obtained
because OF her daughter being only
II years OF ago.
Mrs. Elmer Barr. vito Of Elmer
Barr. friend OF Byers, and Mrs. II.
A., Libby. wife OF tho minister. were
witnesses 10 the marriage.
While In Aberdeen Byers claimed
TO be government secret service
operative. according TO Mrs. Dom
beck and Mrs. Kerr. sister OF the
girl.
The reported death OF the daugh-
ter was a severe hlaw 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Domheck. who have worked
and struggled for years 10 give
their children a home.
Stanley Dombeck. Oldest boy OF
the family. Is now In Oregon. seek.
ing TO locate his sister.
The other children arc: Helen,
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z sacks Of
Black Diamond Lump
for one dollar
this week only

For dollar, two one-hundred pound sacks of Black
Diamond Lump will be delivered to any address in the
city This coal guaranteed to contain less than AZ ash
less than any other coal this market; Is, 800 heat
units poundnore than any other available domestic
foreign COAL and yet ess-because is mined
virtually in Seattle back yard. Under special offer
this week only-you may obtain sacks for dol
lar No than two sacks address. Telephone
your order to district dealer today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-13

Arms & Scott, Elliott o2e5
Ballard Transfer Co., Sum
set 0o27
Bsyles Bros, MsIroso OFT
Will Blair Fuel Yard, Capt.
toll 0186
Breene e. Peabody, Capitol
1912, Main 1915, Elliott
0474
Emil Carl, Rainier 0122
}. A. Csrstens, Garfield 1885
Cascade Coal Co., Melross
DIAL
Cornwell Fuel CO., Melrots
001o
ElEhty-fifth ST. Fuel & Feed
Co., Sunset I155
Green Lake Fuel Co., Ken
wood 5000
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Henry Hickman, Elliott
1877. Main 1852
Hill Fuel Co., Beacon 1920
Heating Fuel Co., Elliott
O654
MeFarlans Bros, Senwood
MeMullsn & Co, Meiro,s
002B
Occidental Fuel Co., MeIroIs
o325, Molross 1000
Pacific Coast Coal Co, Main
5000
Pacific Coast Coal Co.
Georgetown Depot),
Glendale Gags
Pacific Shipping g. Fuel Co.,
Main 1919. Glendale 0161
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-13

The Neft Safety
Hunting and Fishing
Knives would make
aan Ideal Gift.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-13

PeeISs Wood d Coal Co.,
Garfield 1915
Puget Sound Fuel Co., West
O19O
Seattle Coal Co., Molroia
0141
Schulte's Coal g. Wood
Yard, Beacon 0102
Spring Hill Fuel Co., West
1850
Sunnyside Coal & Wood Co.,
Melrosc 0428
United Fuel Co, Elliott
DATA, Main 1915, Capitol
1912
Valley Fuel CO., Rainier
OO58
Victor Fuel Co., Beacon 1868
J. s. Vining, Garfield 0093
Wainwright G. Mcleod. Main
1918
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-05
HOTEL CENTRAL

sCsnca Onstrutde sxpresamsnts
rrg acae' Modernamente equipado
1sceas." aabIaacinnee com tsn
reietoaO CimSres, garberia )
ssate rauasers ei ModerRG COnfGrl
Plan EurOpeo
Oseds S1.O0 a $3.50.
restaurant a Ia CGrtA-
American Plan
Dssds $3.50 q $3.50
G,ubicrtO pGr $1.OO.
saA JOse Nc. IL. San Juan, p. z.
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Corr.esponsal.
CoNFERENCIANDo CON; Ell
GOBERNADOR


FL Comisionado Sr. Chardon, visi-
to al Gobernador con el proposito de
presentarlo al Professor Cook, que lle-
go de Estados Unidos en- ell San Lo-
renzo. El Professor Cook desempena-
ra un importante cargo en- Ell Depar-
tamento de Agriculture,
lei Sr. Howard L. Kern, ex Attor-
ney General de Puerto Rico, tambien
visito al Gobernador. Ha venido ala
isla en- asuntos de negocios, y, perma-
necera aqui probablemente una 0 dos
.senianas.
FL ssenor B. S. Rairdens Consul de
los Estados Unidos en- Curazao, visito
Palacio. Sc haila aqui para recibir
a su esposa que regresa de- los Es-
stados Unidos, y retornara con ella a
Curazao. Oh s essi
El Sr. Hull, del Porto Rico Pro-
gress, visit6 Palacio. asi como el Sr
Charles H; Hartzell que discuti6 con
el Gobernador algunos problemas de
administrator.
=
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en- el pdblico crecia an mas Todo el
mundo estaba impaciente por oir .el
Idiscurso de defnsa. y cuando el Ii
cenciado Cervoni Sc levant0 las mira
das todas ilsan dirigidas ala figura
arrogante del .habil criininalista. Sc
guir el discurso del senior Ceryonf es
tarea impossible para este correspon-
sal: discurso grandilocuente. de una
elocuencia arrebatadora, parrafos be-
llfsimos de una estructura inimitable,
emocionantc veces, yibrante i elo-
Hcuente siempre el Lcdo. Cervoni Ge-
Ii hizo una de las mejores Y mas bri-
llantes oraciones forenses que han re-
ssonado en- nuestro mas alto tribunsl
de Justicia on este distrito ' ESQ que
en- nuestra Corte han yibrado las pa
labras de magicos oradores forenses
de la talla de Jose de Diego Jose
de Jess TizoI
Despues de las ilistrucciones del ho-
norable juez Bryan nombrando es-
te al seflor Jose Tirado Cordoves CO.
mo Presidente del jurado este Sc re-
tir6 al cuarto de deliberaciones CO.
mo a la media hora vino la sala, en-
donde reinabd una gran expectation,
con un veredicto de inculpabilidad por
10 que el acusado fue absuelto inme-
diatamente. E Lcdo Cervoni Cell re-
cibi0 por este nuevo colossal triunfo
fprense, felicitaciones calurosas ade
de abogados y del ptiblieo en- genaral.
Por todas parties no Sc ghablaba NADIA
mas que del idiscurso. insuperabls Del
senior Cervonfsy de su resonahte tfiul-
10. ~ sA ase aasl Z
Julio /, 1923.
bIds 81 CofrespQnSal,
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Anuncios y Rec1arnos
Economics

Sc ALQUILA un piso en- la calle Ge-
neral Contreras No. lO6. Con aqua SUI
6ciente. Informaran en- los bajos.
h.. n. a.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-05

PTOJoS, PoLILLA, chinches, niguas,
'pulgas y tai vez una enfermedad in
fecciosa es 10 que Sc COMPRA con
Inuebles usados. Nosotros vendemos
muebles ABSOLUTAMENTE NUE.
VOS DE FABRICA a precios de resa-
10. Venga a convencerse antes de com
prar. LOPEZ NUSSAg g. CO., Tanca
3, Telefoho 1881, San Juan. 7-S1
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-05

AGREsION EN- TRUJILLO ALTO
a. Jas $50 p. M, del dfa IS de ,ju-
niS Dasido. IFranSisto Hernandez, de
17s amos, agresli0 con una cuehilla a
Sefaffh ,Herpandez, de. Is amos, pro-
duciendole dos heYidas leves en- la es-
palda. FL arma fue ocupada el
agEesor, arrestado, el juez de paz lie
sellal0 $500 de fianza.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-05
CARIBE

Situado en- el coraz6n de la ciudad.
Amplias habitacicnes, con baho priya-
do y servieiO sanitario. AscensOr, tim
bres. telefOnos bafOs, todo 10 que
requiere eI mas moderno comfort.
Salon Restaurant, el mas fresco y
espaciOso de San Juan, y en- donde me-
jOr Sc come. Precios moderados.
TelefonOs Nos. 4S4 1909. Box 3O6.
Gale de San Francisco hoy Saliva
dor Brau "a. Entrada por ell pasaie
Matienzo.
Sucursal en- Caguas: HOTEL FLO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-05
LA NUEvA SUCURSAL DEL AsIE-
SRICANa COLONIAL BANK EN-

FL senior Jul. Umbach, que lego
el lunes de Estados Unidos como va sa-
ben nuestros lectores ha sido nom
brado gerente de la misma y sub-ge,
rente el conocido joven Jose Antonio
Canals.
Desde el mismo dfa ha quedado
alberta al pdblico en- la ciudad de Pom
ce la nueva sucursal de la acreditads
institution bancaria American Colo.
nial Baah.
Toda clase de exitos deseamos la
nueva suenrsal. =
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AUMENTE sU ENERGrA 7 sus
.FUERzAS 81 toma listed el vino
f aARCODOLs ganara fuerzas y aumen-
tara de peso. Pruebelo. En- las Far.
macfas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-05
REGRESO DE Los ESTADOS
IJNIDOS

En- el ultimo vapor regreso de los
Estados Unidos, huestro amigo G. Ma
nuel Rodriguez, de la frlna comercials
de esta plaza, M. Rodriguez y CO., ha-,
biendo traido un gran surtido de mer-
cahcias para su acreditado estable-
cimiento en- la caIle de Allen.
Buenos negocios le deseamos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-05

Ruidoso jaicio por dsesinafo. BrilIdn.
H0asc tfiaaJo del Lcdo. Ccrcosi Gcli
Como informamos por TELEGRAPH
aver. el viernes sc vic en- esta Corte
de Distrito el ruidoso juicio por iu-
RADIO contra Tomas Lopez Vega, por un
delito de asesinato en- segundo grado.
El fiscal acusaba Lopez de haber
.dado muerte con una escopeta a Pic
Vega, hecho ocurrido en- el barrio Ma
rias, de la Jurisdiction de Moca, en-
mo de los tiltimos dfas del mes de
mario pasado. PaEece que el DISCUS
to vino, segtin nuestrOs informes, a
haberse visto obligado Lopez a pasar
por una finca del interfecto en- busca
de aqua para cubrir las necesidades
de su casa, 10 que parece que no fue
del agrado de Vega.
La defensa del acusado estuvo a
cargo del eminente letrado Lcdo.
Francisco Cervoni Cell. Desde que Sc
.supo aquf que el abogado defensor de
este importante case 10 era el notable
criminalista de que hemos hecho men-
ci6n, la expectation era grande Y eran
vehementes los deseos porque el mo-
mento de la vista llegase. Bien CO.
nocidos es de todos de que el sefior
Cervoni Cell es mo sino e mas bri-
llante de los criminalistas de Puerto
Rico, verdadera gloria del foro en- el
pals.
Desde las primeras horas de, la ma
mana en- que empez0 el iuicio la con-
currencia era extraordinaria,s los sa-
lones i pasillos de la Corte estaban
materiamente llenos; afuefa, en- Ia
calle qued6 una gran multitud.
En- sitio preferente de lal Gorte pd-
dian verse a varias muy, distinguidas
damas de nuestra mejor sociedad, en-
tire elias la bella v distinguidfsima es-
posa del brillante abogado defensor.
La acusaci6n la llevaba el fiscal del
distrito sefior Quifones, despues de
una minuciosa labor del ministerio pl-
blico Y de la defensa qued6 constituf-
do Ell jrrado Y empez6 el examen de
los testigos de cargo. Momentos des-
pu6s entraba al estrada de la Corte el
distinguishing letrado senior NJ. Be-
nftez Flores, de San Juan, retirandose
como media hora mas tarde.
Durante e1 exiimen de la prueba
tcstifical suscitaronse importantfsiInos
dobates4entFe el fiscal y el Lcao. Ger
vohis Cell lIegado el momento de
los ipfognes al jurado la expectacioli
AGREsIoN EN- TRUJILLo ALTO
Jas 6::30 p. M, del slfa IS de ,ju-
MID fassido Francisco Hernandez, de
al amos, agreii0 con una cuehilla a
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sSECcION DE HOTELES.
PALACE


Plan EurOpso. Capaeidad para ESQ
easaierOs.
81 hotel ideal para hOmOres de ne
sccIOs ysturistas de experiencia.
Habitaci6n con bahO para l persO-
a. dssde $3.50.
Hsbitaci6n con bahO para 2 psrso-
aas, desde $500.
Restaurant Table d'HOte: Almner.
- st.SS. cOuida $3.50 , Ia carta,
TseclOs n6dieOs.
Cuando visite San Juan hags del
PALACE su residencia.
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afnenos artfculos, que eI dorado macs.
tfo p1blico con este titulo. = .s's's
u. La Casa RENACIMIENTO al AGO.
meter IA magma senlpfesa de difundir
Ia c6piosa labor de Mafiaho de Ca
via, diseminada rodigamente on Dia-,
rios y revistas, mefece el mas cordial
parabien, que seglramente no le re-
gatearan los amantes de las buenas
ssziKa ssEss zgs
letras. Advt.
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HOTEL MAILORCA
cALLE DE TETuAN No. 8.

CALLE DE TETUAN No. 8.
Este Hotel es uno de los mas fres-
e"s el meiOf situado de la ciudad,
Habitaciones c6mGdas y bien venti-
tadas con su serviciO complete , exec
lentes comidas.
Sc admiten abonados precios de
sjtuacj6n.
Tel6fOno No. 1874. Tetnan Nos.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-17
WHALE MUST
BE BROUGHT
INTO COURT
Legal Squabble Arises Over
Discovery of Dead
Fish.
HAS VALUE OF $4,000
Fisherman Finds 1t, Stakes
Claim, Then Rival
Grabs 1t.

h Biloxi, Miss. April las a result
OF legal squabble over the owner
ship of defunct whale, found several
days ago off the coast of Biloxi, me
federal district court for the Southern
District of Mississippi yesterday is
sued writ of sequestration, directing
the United States marshal here to
."scize' and bring into court the
whale, weighing more than 70 tons,
measuring more than 6J feet long and
valued at $4,000.
Rojello Lopez, captain of the fish
Sing boat San Francisco, and his crew
found the dead whale floating few
miles off the mainland near here last
week and. according TO Captain Lopez.
towed it TO the northeast end of Deed
Island, where. after attaching a pla-
card bearing his name and that of his
boat: as Il means of showing that the
whale belonged to them, they anchor
ed it and proceeded TO New Orleans
10 fell of their find.
! Upon their return. they found an
other party i'll possession of the whale,
claiming its ownership.
legal proceedings Immediately were
taken by Lopez and his crew to regain
its possession.
4 suit in the name of Rojello Lo-
PEE ct al against Il. J. Desport and
the Dcsport Packing Company of BIZ
loxi, was instituted and writ Of re-
plevin issued enjoining the company
from disposing Of the whale pending
the courts ruling.
In the meantime a Biloxi concern
has offered $4,000 for the whale.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-17
INGROWN TOE NAIL
TURNS OUT ITSELF

A noted authority says that a few
drops of "Outgro' upon the skin
surrounding the ingrowing nail re-
duces inflammation and pain and SO
toughens the tender. sensitive skin
underneath the toe nail. that it can
not penetrate the flesh. and the nail
turns naturally outward almost over
night.
"Cutgro" is a harmless. antiseptic
manufactured for chiropodists. How
ever, anyone can buy from the drug
store a tiny bottle containing direc-
tions.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-17
Many Engines in Service.

Washington, ID. C., April 11.-Ser-
viceahle locomotives in possession of
American railroads on April /, totaled
30, 10I, it was reported by the car
service division of the American Rail
way Association, which said the num-
Der was probably the largest ever held
by the carriers. The nearest recorded
figure was 50,003, reported July l.,
1922.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-17
SOVIET ACTS DECRIED
Episcopalians Condemn "Persecution"
OF Catholic .Prelates.

Omaha, April 17.-Further "per-
|secution" by the soviet government of
the Most Rev. DIR. Tikhen. former
patriatch of all Russia of the Rus
sian Orthodox Catholic church,
would mean, as it would merit, the
PsSNdemnation and horror of all
Christian people" a resolution adopt
led in the closing session of the fourth
|0ntal conference of educational exc
|6itives of the Episcopal church de-
clared here yesterday.
The date and meeting place for the
next annual session will be left in
the hands of committee.
The conference was officially ad-
journed Monday.