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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-04
Ell SUPREME REvOCA UNA
SENTENCIA.

En- el Tribunal Supreme de Puerto
Rico Sc ha dictado la siguiente Reso-
luci6n.
Perez, ct al, demandante Y apelado,
VS. Nogueras, demandado apelante.
Apelaci0n procedente de la Corte des
Distrito de Humacao en- pleito s0bre
cobro de 10 indebido. +
No. 2525.-Resuelto en- diciembre IL
de 1922.
CObro Gle 10 Indebido.- Fianza.-A
Pago.- Exclusion Ell fiador que al
ser requerido paga una sentencia die,
tada contra SUI fiado, no puede luegoi
alegar con exitO en- una demanda SOL
bre cobro de 10 indebido contra Ia
persona que cobr6 la sentencia, que
no fue notificado de ella nj Sc prac-
tic6 exclusion en- los bienes del fiado,
pues dicho pago constituye una renun-
cia la exclusion Y la notification
de la senteneia, de ser esta Ultima
necesaria. Volenti non fit i,sjarta.
tic uc
Hechos Alegados en- Demanda Insu-
ficiente La admission por un deman-
dado de hechos alegados en- una de-
manda que es insuficiente, no subsa-
ma el defecto de esta (Questel VS. Con-
de, IS d. P. r. 1922, mucho menos
cuando tai admission Sc hace despues
de radicada una exception previa.
Los hechos estdn expresados en- Ia
opinion.
Abogados del apelante: seiiores NJ.
Tous Soto. y v. M. Fernandez.
7 Abogados de los apelados: sefiores
j. b. Soto y H. Torres Sola.
FL Juez Asociado senior Wolf,
'emiti0 la opinion del tribunal.
RcUOcadG la scntenciG GpeladG D
desestintadG la demdndG con las
costas a los demd5,daRtes.
Jueces concurrentes: sefiores Presl-
dente del Toro > Asociados Audrey,
Hutchison v Franco Soto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-04
EN- LAS CARRERAS DEL DOMIN-
GO SERA DISCUTIDAs LA
COPA sTOWNER"

Tenemos el gusto de participar al
elefnento hipico, y al publico en- gene
raj, que en- reciente session celebrada
por la Comisions Hipica Insular, esta
aprobo la regla con relacion a la CO.
pa "Towner" que regala nuestro esti-
mado celega LA Democracia" la
San Juan Racing & Sporting Club, pa
'ra ser discutida en- las carreras que
han de verifearse el domingo pr6ximo
en- ell Hipodromo de la parada 20.
La carrera de la copa "Towner" Sc
ra de una milla BIG en- la que sola-
mente tomaran participation caballos
de pura sangre, y no menos de seis ca
ballos podran correr. Como peso mi
nimum llevaran los ycaballos 105 IL
bras.
Ell premio para esta carrera sera de
100000, para ser distribuido en- la 81
guiente forma: $4,000 para ell prime
ro, $4,000 para sel segundo Y $4,000
para ell tercero.
La Comision Hfpica hsular ha CON
tribuido con la sunia de $4,000 para
tan 'importante premio, y ademas re-
galara' $4,000 en- ORC al jockey que
CORA tep eaballo que game la copa.
Hasta Ia fecha no sabenes cuales
son. slos4 caballos que tomaran' fparte
en- nesta 'earrera; pero pore nuestra
cuenta eitafemos a estos Candidates,
que son cinco relampagos sean BudL
WeisefS. Doris r, Coralina, Singer Ma
! Eehihe y Viva Cuba. SIS + oaof
Hay quien asegura, que ppsreceg yer
va Matate con las cinco monedas de
$1,000 en- los bolsillos.
TOcor0n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-04
Sc QuEMo con uN ALAMBIQUF

En- la noche del so de MARIO pasa-
do, EN- Los magnlares, terrenos de Ell
Pueblo de Puerto Rico en- Santurce,
el individuo Juan Aponte, estando
operando I'm alambique clandestino al
cerciorarse de la eantidad de alcohol
destilado y que tenfa en- una pipa,
acerc6 una lampara encendida Ell
alcohol cogi6 fuego y al reyentar el
envase una tabla le die en- el craneo,
infiriendole una heriia en- Ia region
frontal Y el lfquido encendido le al
canz6 las piernas, produciendole que
maduras de primer grado, siendo tras-
ladado al Hospital Municipal, donde
qued0 reclufdo v sil estado es grave.
La policfa investigo dando eonocimien-
to del hecho al Hon. iuez municipal
de Id Corte secci0n primera,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-04
IMpoRTANTE REUNION.

Recientemente fue celebrada una i'm
portante reunion Ell los salones de Ia
alcaldfa de Yauco, habiendO asistido
los seiiores Comisionado de Servicio
PGblico, de Obras Pi1blicas Y Ell de
instruction, con ell Inspector de Es-
cuelas, se1or Miner. el principal se-
nor Soltero, los selores Torres Lee
br6n Vivaldi Piovanetti, de la Asam-
blea Municipal; donde Sc trat0 ell asun
to relacionado con la escuela que ha
de fabricarse con ell nueyO emprestito,
este es, 81 debe ser una Escuela Su-
perior GRAMMATICAL, y 81 en- sitio dis
tinto al va seiialado anteriormeqTte. 10
Ell Inspector de Escuelass .explic0 sdey,
talladamente la conveniencia 4 de- quse,
el edificio Sc edifique con destino, a
escuela Grammatical de yeinte salones
para poder recoger todos los saiqRes
dispersos pOr la poblaci0n. /.
Todos los asistentes indicaron vsus
puntos de vista sobre el particular, y
fue acuerdo iltimamente que una CO.
mission compuesta de los Comisionados
Vivaldi, Ramirez y Ortiz, el Inspector
Miner, y el delegado yivaldi Piovanet-
ii, luego de estudiar detenidamente el
asunto, presenter I'm informe relati-
vo d la posibilidad de, obtener un si-
ito para ell fin en- question, va que pa
ia una Escuela Gramatical de yeinte
salones clio Sc hace neccsario. .
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-04
NoTIcIAs DE SANDAL

FL Honorable Comisionado de
Sanidad. doctor Malaret, ha inspeccio-
nado las poblaciones de Manatf, Are
cibo. Aguadilla, Mayagiiez, Maricao y
San GeEm:in, en- donle Sc han presen-
fado varios ~brotes epid6micos, de in
fuenzq> En-, general, tado los -casos
son de- eardeter Ibenigo, pEes en- muy
poeos; So ha, ,presentado. alguna ,eompli,.
eaieaan. - 81 s. 4og ="
: RtingoAiero sanitario csta estuGian-
,d9 dHi lpreNecto de construcci6m pdel
Haspitha sAE,mieipa9 de Gurti,p, wCp,nat
,anlIliatitR sael nJtase Hospital Mmia
ieipaf aiaigaaha Dfaz spuafite .ep mes
I'll fcbrero han side aprolladds zen el
>bepafeahieisto 153 pianps, o7cntre i los
eiiafSsp 4 49, ~ ii:fii sido para naepas cons
4fltfeciohes'ay, cuafro para ,iepafaeio-
ssaa ab asss = 1.vfss d
EEl doctor Garcia Lascot, medico ms
pect9r del .distito qe San Juan, rha pa
.saslo una ,cQmunicaci6n a Ia Asamblea
Municipal de San, Juan. nofificandSle
.Earias deficiencies sanitarias, para q.
sean tomadas en- consideration al for
mar el. nuevo presupuesto. En- dicha
communication Sc referia al estado ac-
tllal Gel matadero municipal, plazas
del mercado de San Juan. Puerta de
TERRA y Santurce, deficiencias del al
cantarillado de Puerta de TERRA
Santurce, deficiencias en- el servicio
de limpieza publica y crematorio de
basuras. condolences lamentables del
Hospital de cr6nicos, de la ampliaci6lE
del sceiifeAfteria de Santurees ipbr' estar-
al aethaf eompletamente lleno9 u de-
otfdg de5ficiencias sanftsIIrias ae la eiu.
aaEI .sIlgsI
Els doeter Fernandez Mater, La ms
las siguientes poblaciones
Tea Ara, corozal Morovis, Gales,
.Afhllati San Lorenzo, Las Pieqras,, isl s.,
Humacao, Yabucoa! Maunabo, Pai;llas,
Arroyo u Guayama.
Ea Toa Alta la limpieza pliblica esl
Bastante regular, Sc orsleno la cau-
srra de una casa, p0r haberla ochpa-
do antes de estar terminada, Y no te-
ner seryicio ssfnitario.
En- Corozal l;isiinrpieza pdblica es
eficiente.
En- Morovis Ia poblacion csta lin.
pia. Ell natadefo es muy deficiente.
En- Cialcs, ia limpieza pdblida es
esiciente. Sc autoriz6 q uso De un
nuevo edificio para despalillado dc la
American Tobacco 60.
En- Manatf la poblaci0n estaba lin
lpia. Sc ha presentado I'm brota cpl
4demico de influenza dc caractdr be-
nigno.
En- San Lorenzo la poblaeion estaba
Iimpia, 10 mismo Las Piedras.
En- Hunacao, Id limpieza pdblica es
eficientc. Sc bas puesto al seryjdi0 pd-
blico, La plaza del mercado v 81 siste-
ma de alcantaiiHado. Hay algunos
casas de influenza.
En- Yabucoa Ia poblaci6n hstabal
limpia. Tambien Sc han pre#ntadol
casos he Influenza.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-04
BALE DE ETIoUETA

En- Ia noche del pr6xinio sabado Z
palacio Rojo,g un gran bale de eti-
Palacio Rojo,, IN gran bale de til
queta con motive desdnmplirse el pri-
mer aniyersario de- III fundaci6n de
3esta socicdnd.
Dicho actu scra amenizado por Ia
magnffica orquesta *Lira de Oros, d.
ldirige el maestro Dnclerc, y a jazgar
por los 2reparativos puede asagurar
sc que qncdara regio este festival
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-04
C4ALENDARIO CIVIL EN- LA COR
TEs DE DIsTRITO DE MA

Ell Hon. Angel Acosta Quintero,
juez de la corte de Distrito de Maya
giiez. ha sefaIado Ia session del llnes,
nueye de abril de 1928 a las 9 d. M,
para Ia primera segunda leetura del
calendario civil del bresente terinino
y sefialamiento de todos los casos ci-
xiles que Sc halIen eil condolences de
ser vistos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-04
REpARAc1oN DE AUTOMOBILES.

ST de5ea I'd. reparar su automovil acu-
da al Taller de Andrau Aguilar & Co.,
Inc, Marina, frente al Preside y que.
dara I'd. Observation-Disclosures, Fran
cisco V. Muniz.-Ponce- -Guayama-Maya-
guez.
Sub-Agente, Francisco V. Mufiiz.
Ponce-Guayama-May ,guez.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-04
TRAsLADo So REsIDENcIA

Nuestro listinguido amigo el acre
ditado facultativo, Dr. Manuel Queve-
do Baez, ha trasladado su residencia
a la calle de CuehilIas niimero 1, para
da II, sIiramar, 10 que comunicamos
a sus mnltiples amistades.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-04
ESP[CTACU[OS


Cine Tres Banderas.-"El Espectro
de Bronco, por Ben Wilson v dos cor
micas. s
Cine Imperial, (Santurce) .-Damas
Gratis. La segunda .jornada de la
gran serie. francesa, titulada: '.El Se-
creto de la Muerte". ..
Cine Puerto Rico, (Santuree .--Da-
mas gratis. Owen Moore en- uno de
sus mejores dramas, GEL Desapareci-
do".
Teatro Beliograph, (Catano) Ter
cera jornada de la serie de exitos:
"Los Misterios' de Paris. Obra COM
pleta de Eugenio Sue.
Ia CONPANIA POPULAR DE TRAS.
PORTE 4ADQUIERE LOS DERE-
CHOS DE LA LINEA FERREA7 DEL
OESTE
ASH NOS 10 PARTICIPA SU Sc
CRETARIO
Mario 81. 1923. >.
Sr. director de Ell IMPAROIAE,;a
San Juan, P. n. F5Si' \
Muy sefcr nuestro amigo:' ~
FL motive de la presente ess ponei
On conocimiento de usted que la Com.
paflfa Popular de Transporte con sfe
cha 20 del corriente ha adquirido POI
compra todos los derechos dc la Ifnea
F6rrea del Oeste cen motive de esta
adquisici0n ha sido elegida Id 1nfsma
junta de directories para la 'nueya 'em
presa Y para mejor aclaraci6n repe
timos que don Ramon C0rdova es e.
presidente; A. P. Rodriguez V. p.
Andres Duclerc, Tesorero; Rafael Fl
gueroa, ub-Tesorero Geronimo For
nalledas, vocal director.
AL hacerno scargo de esta nueya ON
presa hem0s visto que tenfan un nu
nero de tarjetas de libros circulares
ell cual habfa sido suspendido por no
sotros al tomar cargo de ella; no obs
tante siguiendo la vieja costumbre en-
contramos l6gico notificar a uste1 que
mantendremos estas tarietas de II
bros circulares para 10 cual Sesbera
mos es 6igne notificarnos 81 estos pa
ses Sc eXpiden a nOmhre Suy0 CONT
director de otro modo tendfem6s
mucho gusto de DIR su respuesta tse-
bre este particular. ~
Damos usted nuestras mas EXPIRE.
sivas gracias y esperanto ,mereeer u
misma confianza quedamos sufos afen
tos, amigos y IS. S., ~
CompaHia Popular dc Trdnsporie. (,
Carlos Oeloasot
Secretario: 'N
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-04
sENADoREs Y REPRESENTATIVES,

va estan en- San Juan la mayor par
tie de los Senadores Y Representatives.
a la Camara, que asistiran a las sesior
mes de la Legislature, ia que Sc reuneH
hoy a las 3 de la tarde para adoptar
algunos acuerdos relacionados con Ia,
llegada del nuevo Gobernador.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-04
ssMr. Gallagher
u Mr.. Shean''

va hemos recibido este popularisiinc
Fox Trot, con Parade Of the Wooden
Soldiers al reverse. Olga este disco
VICTOR tan prop6sito para bale.
Sanchez Morales & CO.,
INC.
tLa casa que vende 10 mejor) !
San Iuan Ponce. Mayaguez
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-04
ANAtMARIA LEvOLD.

La bella y gentil senorita Ana Ma
ria LeyoId, quien por algdn tempo
ldesempeno un cargo de.taqnfgrafa con
Ia firma Korber v Co, ha pasado a
ocupar identico cargo con el American
Colonial Bank dc esta eiudad.
I Felicitamos a Ia institution bancas
ria por tan valiosa adquisici6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-04
EN- Ell. HIPoDROMo

Malvaloca hace una carrera colossal
Budweiser Sc Heva la Copa de la
San Juan Racing & Sporting Club.
-El triunfo de Filigrana y la tira-
da de Flat Tone.-Satanas> paga un
dividendo pistOnud0.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-04
$s94.sse.73

CARRos vIEJos: No existens desde
desde que esta funcionando el Taller
de reparaciones de automobiles de An
dreu Aguiiar & Co. Inc, en- Ia Ma
rina, San Juan. P: r. Sub-Agente.
Francisco v. Muhiz Ponce-G Guayama-
Mayagiiez. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-04

En- La cuenta de egresos del Teso-
ro Dominicano correspondence al mes
de noviembre y publicado en- la Gace-
ia Official, Sc hallan las siguientes par
tidas:
Capitulo.- Y
Dotaciones, 11.106.27
Capitulo.-Pagado a los
Ayuntamientos, Ley.de Ca
minos, 1.354.8O
Capitulo.-Presidencia de
la Repdblica, 3.so9.39
Capitulo. Comision del
Servicio Civil, $4,000
Capftulo.-Tribunal de
Tierras, 7.514.99
CapituIo.-Poder Judi
cial, 52.635.97
Capitulo. lo.-Interior y Po-
licia, 6.536.32
Capitulo.-Sanidad Y Be
nefcencia, 3.272.41
Capitulo. - Relaciones
Exteriores, 5.158.27
Capitulo.- Hacienda y
Comercio, 36.385.95
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e
Immigration, 7,225.79
Capitulo. - Fomento Y
Con1unicaciones, 25.46O.41
Capitulo. = Presupuesto
Escolar, 39.765.72
Reembolsos segun o. E.
No. GA, 2.49l.56
Pages de acuerdo con
presupuestos pasados, 3,307.49
Pages o. E. No. 1913 por
cupones Emission Bonos, 2.250.00
Pages para Compras de
Suministros o. E. 345, 12.1o8.04
Pagos los Ayuntanien-
tos Imp. Prop. 21l22, ,2.089.83
Pages los Ayuntamien
tos Imp. Prop. 22I23, 11.235.9o
Pagos gastos Honorarios
Propiedades Enb., 372.26
Pages los Ayuntamien-
tos ms. Trash. Hip, 2.05
Gastos en- obras pdblicas, 291.812.68
Gastos en- construction
lfneas telegraficas, S.81610
Gastos en- instituciones
beneficas o. E. 420, 24.731:6 ga
Pages los Ayuntamien-
tos (Lot. Beneficial, 30.724.90
slt III f ~. :. Y - n ~ 4 n
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-04
Ell TEsORO DOMINICANO

En- la cuenta de egresos del Teso-
ro Dominicano correspondence al mes
de noviembre y publicado en- la Gace-
ia Official, Sc hallan las siguientes par
&idoc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-04

Santiago Santana,
Pedro M. Rivera.
Eduardo love Velez,
Eladlo velazqoez.
The Washington times., 1923-07-26
IWORDSFROM
THE LIPS OF
WISE MEN

n LID reckonings breed new
- disputes.
pursuit of truth-the passions i'm
pei us to action.
The world is a great book OF
which they that never stir from
home read only a page.
The sum of wisdom is that the
time is never lost that is devoted
to work.
A certain number of people
lack confidence in themselves
a very large number lack it in
other people,
It is not we'll to see every
thing, to hear everything-let
many causes of offense pass by
unnoticed.
Too much disputing puts the
truth to flight.
Nine-storied terraces rise by q
gradual accumulation of bricks.
The dread Of ridicule extin-
cuisines originality in its birth.
Deep rivers move in silence,
shallow brooks are noisy.
Know how sublime a thing It
IS to suffer and be strong.
OF all bad things by which man
kind are curst.
Their own bad tempers surely
are the worst. Cumberland.
It is sometimes difficult to per-
suade men that the love OF virtue
Is the love of themselves.
A wise man adapts himself to
circumstances as water shapes
itself to the vessel that contains
II.
Even wits a burden when It
talks too long.
The virtues Of the young are
increased by praise.
He who is puffed up with the
first glare of prosperity will bend
beneath the first blast Of adj
versity.
The Washington times., 1923-07-26

The wheeler
6kTS the literary editor in?"
The sporting editor
looked up from the paper
he was reading and saw vision
of female loneliness about
twenty years of age, with soft
blue eyes and a heavy mass Of
golden brown hair arranged to
couture of the latest and most
becoming style.
Nope" said the sporting
editor, "you can bet your life
he amt in. He's out trying to
get bail for having assaulted
man who wrote to the letter
box to ask if ten men could
build a house in twenty-seven-
and-one-half days by working
eight hours a day, how many
buttons would be required for
a coat of paint for same house.
Did you call to see about a
poem, or did you want him to
sneak you some coupons for
the bicycle contest?"
Neither" said the young
lady, with dignity. II am the
secretary Of the Young Ladies
Society Of Ethical Culture and
was appointed committee to
call upon the literary editor
and consult him as to the best
plan for the exercise of our
various functions.
"Now that's a good thing"
SAID the sporting editor. Il
don't seem to exactly catch on
to ethical, but if it's anything
like physical culture you girls
are going in for, you've trot-
tea up to the right rack. l can
tell you more about the proper
way to exercise your functions
IN one minute than the literary
editor can in an hour. He I'M
derstands all about the identity
or the wherefore and the pyra-
mlds, but he can't punch the
Dag' or give you any pointers
how to increase your chest
measurement. How long has
your society been in training?"
I'VE organized last month";"
answered the lady, looking at
the cheerful face of the re-
porter rather doubtfully.
We'll, now, how do you girls
Dreathe-with your lungs or
with your diaphragm
"Sir?"
"Oh, you'll have to start in
right, and you've got to know
now to breathe. The first thing
IS to keep your chest out, your
shoulders back, and go through
arm exercises for a few days.
tnen you can try something
IKE this: Keep the upper part
The Washington times., 1923-07-26
Black Magic and White Magic
Both Are PraJticed Today

and white magic still exist. coored gentleman
wearing robe and cap with gilt stars arrested
praccing black magic in return for small fee He had
just said to a customer You to die later
when the law seized him.
At the time in London scientist showing other
physicians process the splicing of the That
white magic.
taken back the old days of necromancy when
you read that Decree published by the Department Of
Religious Affairs allows the Turks to have their teeth filled
The rules of the prophet forbade it Good
not ornaments and gold teeth teeth filled with gold
considered ornamental Now the authorities decide that
the Turk may have gold tooth gold filling and still be
good Mohammedan.
The late Robert Ftzsmmons able prize fighter making
acquaintance would open wide his mouth show the
diamond set in his teeth here and there The prophet would
not have allowed that.
The Washington times., 1923-07-26
CHEAP at the Price.

TWENTY-FIVE MILLION DOLLARS annually will buy
enough aeroplanes to satisfy immediate army needs
keep local manufacturers going and enable America
maintain $500 machines 1000 officers and force of 5000
cadets and enlisted
For that money General Patrick will undertake the
rage of transcontnenal mall survey air roads, prepare
aviation MAPS spray infected and control forest fires
Cheap at four times the cost
He might have included the protection of borders against
rumrunners and the pursuit of escaped criminals.
Insane convcs won't remain at large when rush
halfdozen flyers within few hours scene any
Jail delivery.
Illinois hasn't yet found nine of the fortyone manacs
who broke of the State hospital at Chester The others
have been ecaptred by househoders and vou
tarily returned to the institution.
poor demented creature spent his precious liberty
codding stray dog and another found sitting
church steps grooming to doll baby.
The Washington times., 1923-07-26
What's Wrong in Alaska
Saving Our Resources

We are supposed to be Saving in Alaska
The Government great wealth there and saving it ND
just for what isn't said The the truth could
known would be- I'VE saving it for clever exploers
Of another generation
Meanwhile of hundred boys that left Alaska go to
only two back Alaska war was over
That shows lack of opportunity in the land that
above all others the land of opportunity.
Sometimes saving and conserving done
the wrong way.
For instance the Pacific this Government owns very
fine oil fields and has arranged One of the
big oil companies meanwhile owning the next door, is
pumping the oil fast as it will come-and of course
pumping out at the time the oil under States
land
Whoever planned that particular Conservation was either
q fool well paid to do it,
The Washington times., 1923-07-26

indicate. Inc.)
; of the figure erect, and stand
ing on one leg, try To-"
"SirW exclaimed the young
lady severely, "you are pre-
sumptuous. l do not under
stand your obscure talk. Our
society is not connected with
a gymnasium. Our aim is the
encouragement of social ethics"
"Oh," returned the sporting
editor, in a disappointed tone,
"you are on the society and
pink tea racket. Sorry. That
lets me out. Hoped you were
going in for athletics. You
could do it so we'll, too. Take
my advice, now, and try that
little exercise every morning
for a week. You'll be surprised
to see how much it will benefit
your muscles. AS I said, just
stand on one"
Bang! went the door, and
the blue-eyed young lady was
gone.
"It's a pity" said the sport
ing editor, that these girls
don't pay some attention to self
culture without that-that
ethical part"
The Washington times., 1923-07-26
Tell 1t to COue.

K TOTHING crazy however, about the six bank robbers
N who ride into Toronto, hold passers-by at bay and
y after battle with twelve armed guards dash off
richer by $4,000.
The famous Northwest Mounted reputed always to get
men, will proceed to demonstrate if and the
movies have drawn long bows not.
New Yoks customary daily gang murder is staged in
East Side restaurant.
dapper gunman alights from his automobile casually
walks from table to table, locates his quarry fills his mouth
with bullets explaining that somebody had been talking
too much and, usual makes clean getaway. Romance
and the movies haven't lately tossed any bouquets Man
haitian sleuths.
Burglary insurance companies say that apartment house
thefts have increased 100 per cent last years.
Facts don't support DR.. Coue's theory.
The Washington times., 1923-07-26
A Prosperous Country
The Factory Payrolls and Receipts Show It,

The prosperous country whether you about life nsur
ance increasing by billions factory payro years
from 1914 to 1921 the factory paos jumped from five
thousand three hundred millions year thousand
F
Big wages will say but of factories apparently
dldn suffer- Their income in the
from twenty thousand millions thousand
millions Wages increased by thousand millions
receipts OF the factory twenty
lion dollars Enough prosperity for ALL apparently