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The Washington times., 1923-09-28
CIGARETTE CAUSES FIRE
IN DEPT. OF JUSTICE

A cigarette carelessly tossed from
window of the Department of
Justice building. Vermont avenue
and Is street northwest, last night
is SAID by police to have been the
cause Of a small blaze on the fifth
floor of the department building
The fire was extinguished bv
chemicals as 1t had only reached
the awnings.
The Washington times., 1923-09-28
SYRIAN WOMAN FOUND
SERIOUSLY Ill AT STATION

A Syrian woman who cannot.
speak English was found in the
waiting room in the Union Station
last night in a serious condition.
She was rushed to Gallinger Hos
pital after first aid treatment by
DR.. e. c. Hunter, Terminal phyi-
clan.
It was learned that the woman.
who Is about sixty years old, was
alone and en- route from. New York
to Knoxville, Tenn.
The Washington times., 1923-09-28
KODAK FINISHING
AN AID. READER.
w.

& AN III. KEADEK.
The fight for coal, the news Of quakes
Ny wife Will hardly heed,
For she the afternoon PAPER takes,
The ads. alone 70 read.
me tidal waves can come and "a.
The forest fires burn.
but she ignores these tales % wee
As things Of no concern.
As her most willing SERVANT
10 mind the kids am told.
And when ask the reason why.
Sne starts her slave to scOld!
20 remain at home while she
with great excitement goes
40 sn0ps and hurries back IN gIee
With bargain counter h0se.
WADE WELLER
The Washington times., 1923-09-28
HOPE FOR
PEACE
CONE
Raise 5000, 900. and Expect
$500, 600 Congress Mem
bers Before Commissioners.

Final plans for distributing
milk IN Washington were perfect
ed today at meeting of the
executive committee of the Mary
land and Virginia Producers As
sociation.
sz0O, goo Subscribed.
More than 500, 900. to carry on
the campaign against the local milk
distributors, already has been OBJ
tanned, It was announced at the
meeting today It is expected that
nearly $500, 900. subscribed almost
entirely BY the milk producers them
selves, will be in hand by Monday
or Tuesday.
Spokesman for the producers to-
day said that negotiations with the
distributors were stili going on. but
that there was virtually no hope Of
. settlement.
Political support of the. producers
Is now being obtained from mem
bers Of the farna-bloc In Congress
and other Senators and Representa-
tives. The National Board of Farm
Organizations, controlled by dairy
ing Interests, Is taking an active
part Ia the Eight and believes that
the experiments in cooperative
marketing will be of great value to
the farmers and dairymen.
Laid Before ID. G. Heads.
Representatives of the producers
. fafr.
missioners the details of their fight
with local dealers in an effort to
enlist the aid of the District govern
ment on their side.
r. walton Moore, Congressman
from Virginia, told the Commits
sioneTs that the producers associa-
ton Was cooperative and sane
toned by law and was deserving OF
the COMMISSIONS support. 81 rs
Congressman Moore expressed the
opinion that the applicants for per-
mits to ship milk into the District
should not be given such permits
until the Health Department had
made an inspection of their farms.
He opposed the granting of tenn
porarY permission to the ten pro-
ducers who filed application yes
terdays
Senator Swanson of Virginia and
Congressman F'lorian Lampert of
Wisconsin. the latter who last year
headed a subcommittee which in.
vestigated the milk situation here.
were members o. the delegation.
They recently pledged themselves
20 help the producers in preventing
the city from being flooded with
milk that did not come up to the
rigid standards of the Health De.
partment.
Others at Conference,
Others who attended the confer
ence were DIR. T. B. Simons, a di.
rector of extension at the University
OF Maryland; J. r. Hutchinson, alao
director of extension of the uni
versfty; DR.. Berry, a director of the
Maryland and Virginia Milk Pro.
ducers Association, and NJ. D. Dow
ers. from the university.
The delegation went. into detail
In regard to the milk war now
being waged with the producers
They sought some way to prevent
milk dealers here who have refused
to sign the association agreement
from obtaining milk from dairy
farms which have not been in
spected by the health department
and which do not hold permits to
ship milk here.
The Commissioners were informed
by the delegation that they believed
the District Health Officer, William
c. FoW'er. should support the as
sociattc 81 its fight.
The Washington times., 1923-09-28
Vat HospltaI Contract Let.

"A new contract for the expendi'
ture of $122,85 in improvements
upon the War Veteran Hospital at
Rutland, Mass. was awarded by
Director Hines Of the War. Veterans
Bureau today. Hines said that the
capacity of the hospital, now only
l23 beds, will be increased to $50
beds within three months.
The Washington times., 1923-09-28

stolen. He observed young white
man leaving the house about 2
o'clock this morning.
Three whipcord top coats, valued
at $126, were today reported as
stolen by ]. Jones, manager of the
Vienna Hat Store, 400 Eleventh
street northwest.
The Washington times., 1923-09-28
POCKET PICKED OF CHECKS,
So BANKS ARE WARNED

e. E. Fisher, 1903 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest, today reported
to the police that his pocket had
been picked while he was getting on
a street car at Union Station,
~ Police have asked bajAks~ land
business houses to be on the look
out for for several checks, eiwhiehs
together with S1O0, we're IN the
bOcketbook
The Washington times., 1923-09-28
GINGER KNOCKS WOMAN
-. -. LIQUOR WITNESS OUT

sGMrs. Alice III. Sterling. forty
eight, Of the fremont House, is at
Gallinger Hospital suffering from,
an Overdose of Jan1aica ginger.
Her condition is not serious.
Mrs. Sterling had been ordered
by Lieut., Groves Gill, of the sixth
precinct. to appear In court today
az n switnesS In q whislIey case, !
The Washington times., 1923-09-28
Marlnes Need praftaman

An architectural craftsman IA he.
Ing sought by the Civil Service
Commission for the Marine BAR.
racks, a. Quantico, Va. The salary
At the beginning, is $3.50. The ex.
mfnii1stions tor the position will be-
befd October 81. y
The Washington times., 1923-09-28
THIEVES GET GUN, WATCH,
CLOTHES, AND ovERcoATs

J. Frank Padgett, 2o1s Bennings
road northeast, told the police to-
night and a bulldog revolver n.
suit OF clothes and q wrist watch
The Washington times., 1923-09-28
FAMOUS PHRASES.

"Oh, yes. know that yOu are all
tired ont from yoqr business worries,
but how about MEf I alnYe daY m
and day ont In keeping this house.
but you never seem 20 think that
Say. dear, can 80 over % zee
feelin' 50 well and / Thought thai n
i could get . few boys To TO With
me that We might cheer him up
well, u this isn't positively the
limit: After eeonOmlxlng in every
possible way. yen have the audacity
70 fuss about the bills. Perhan0 Won
had ! better try keeping house your
Jaw. say. darling, please don't
Scold any more. Perhaps I am q
little fCrHetful. but hOncetIy I
thought that yOu said cheese Instead
Of pees, and anyway u % only
natural that . fellow should make
q mistake every now and then"
JOE II. HOLMAN,
The Washington times., 1923-09-28
THOSE DINOsAUR EGGS.

HGVsstg u1aeGrtlted Twenty-Five
dtnosGsr eggs from fossil beds
M China, those AmericGn scien-
fists aOtLt return to this country
and kick eOery time tkey run
across a hen egg that has aged
to the point of making its age
olefGctOrily kp0wn.
The Washington times., 1923-09-28

ITS a sOOnder some OssNs don't
disLocGte their wrists pGttSm0
themselves on the back so much
sOa-ites OKLAHOMA PETE.
The Washington times., 1923-09-28
FORWARD MARCH no FURs.

The clever, versatile EVERETT
tries his hand at q typewriter
draWir9l
The Washington times., 1923-09-28

- ssos o-----s
GIVING
There's always 'ssOnnehlnR cominev
When there's always .saeme8lling roinU. y
When. yO9 Give, . rift win come e.
IA the only ilfe for IiVingi
Its the lesson Jesus taught for n
to learn.
there are always echoes ringing
when sincere voice ID singing.
ANN the song comes back celestial
gynphOny;
For ~ true song eeaNeth nevee.
IL EevoEbeEates forever
IhrGmgh the mountain wales 81 vast
GENE BLOsGOM.
The Washington times., 1923-09-28
WHAT ONE Contemplating"
REPORTER CAN DO

Last week Our enferprislng re-
porter, who Is too enfernrieInR at
times, brought in an item TO the
effect that Migs Georgia TnyIor
had become the mother 81 twins.
Her mother was meant, o. course.
IN the rush Of Journalism such
things win happen. -
The Washington times., 1923-09-28

Remember, these disosuur
eggs are 100000 years old,
6ut until they were discovered
no scientist eVer EnesU wEether
q ds'aosoatr laid an egg, IN per-
petuGttng ats type, or called IN
midwife to aid the stork.
The Washington times., 1923-09-28

of in
andP to
wing kyesst das
A
Rdden
IS Edwa Gratis md r Il 49,
The Washington times., 1923-09-28

These freshly discovered eggs
are etIipticol, five to sic inches
long, a mighty small eG0 for
such q gtGnt creature 1vhe1a 1oM
consider that common hem
turns out one tUe inches Tong.
Tklas part of 1t Groaeses doubt Is
to a0Ieether the alleged eggs man
not De some of the original ball
bearings used IN Henru Ford's
road lice, or q LEFTOVER plate of
breakfast food from some Non
ch"riGn's breakfast table.
We are assured of one thin0.
Learned editorial vriters for
newspapers aohich haven't space
for fighting the battles of the
public will 1OTite columns on, the
di"osGatr and ats eggs, a subject
that can not possibly arouse the
hostility of large public utility.
banking or corporation interests.
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lnlportante ley So
bre m0rcdS de
fdbrica

Acaba de entrar en- vigor Ia nueva
Ley de Marcas de Fabrica aprobada en-
la ultima legislature. Es esta una ley
saba que viene a llenar una necesidad
sentida. Esta ley esta basada principal
mente en- la ley de lnarcas que rige en-
los Estados Unidos, por 10 que no ha
sido una ley caprichosa sino preparada
de acuerdo con una autoridao en- la
materia.
Seg1n esta nueva ley Ell interesado
ha de publican en- la prensa de esta Isla
un elise de Ia narca que Sc desea regis
trar, Para conocimiento general, una
vez cue ha sido notifcado por la Secre-
taria Ejecutiva de Puerto Rico de na-
llarse en- debida forma su solicitud.
SOLO hace un mes que ha entrado en-
vigor esta ley y va hay I'm gran hume
ro de solicitudes presentadas en- Ell CO.
bierno para registrarse marcas.
Los propetarios de marcas en- Pto. Ri
co, asi como los representatives en- la Is
la de casas americanas extranjeras, de
ben amparar sus 0erechos registrando
las marcas en- el Gobierno.
Es una crecncia bastante generaliza-
da entire muchas casas y manufacture
ros e los Estados Unidos que Ell neeho
de que sus marcas esten registradas en-
la Oficina de Patentes de Washington
les da una protection legal en- Puerto
RICO, pero es bileno que lbs represen-
tantcs en- esta Isla de casas v manu-
factGrercs americanos hagan saber a
6stos que existe en- Puerto Rico una
ley local al aInparo de la cual es que
debsn solicitar protection. Debido a
esta err6nea inteiigencia que existe en-
tire tales manufacturers es que hay en-
Puerto Rico un gran ntmero de marcas
importantes bien conocidas que no
estan debidamsnte registradas, estando
los interesados al descubierto de crear-
seles difcultades por no haber prote-
gido tempo sus derechos.
Advt.
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(Del "Listin Diario")
FELLITO GUERRA, HACE UNA La
BOR DEPoRTIvA 5ARAVILLOSA
PITCHED. A 10 LUQUE

Una concurrencia, mayor que la del
sabado, asistio ell domingo en- la talde
al HIPODRoMO, presenciar Ell Sc
gundo match entire ell HAVANA y las
ESTRELLAS DOMINICANAS
De nuestra parte teniamos I'm gran
aiiciente: Fellito Guerra iba ocupar
el box. Pero tambien habia una con
trariedad: ell mayor lie los iiastres her
nanos Saillant, Pedro Augusta, slug
ger temible veloz corredor, no 70
dia tomar parte en- Ell juego, por no
permitirselo una confusion cue reci-
biera en- la pierna dececna Il dia an
terror. Sc lie encargo a Ernesto Sanchez
el cuidado del jardin izquierdo.
Los cubanos anunciaron Juncos
como pitcher; pero a Ia hoca de &C
menzar Ia refriega pusieron al Eurdo
Parade.
Esta vez nos TOGO a nosotros en-
suerte tomar la delantera y la con-
servamos hasta Ell episode final. Fue
(Contin1a en- la pag. ~.
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dIcamentos no quise seguir sus con-
seJos, pero impelido por las constan-
tes torturas paludicas me decidi, al
fin, a tomars este famoso remedio. Ell
exito fue Immediate, Desde ell primer
dia note mejorfa y POGO tempo mas
tard" e y udismo habia desapareci-
do. Mi ,ntusiasmo me ha llevado a
propaat.r tan inimitable remedio en-
tre t'dos mis- conocidos v expido la
pres ente certifcacion para heneficl
dc ,aquellas personas que, como yo,, SUI
frieran los penosos achaques palddi-
.Os. (FirmRdo) Joaquin j. Jijon".
Preven de Eneglotaria no contiene
ingredientes irritantes nj es un reme-
dio cc'nun, sino ell resultado de in
vestigaciones v experimentos de un
mcdico que fa vivido largo tempo en-
regiones pallldicas 10 que lie dio la
aportlnidad de estudiar de cerca to-
das las faces del paludismo. Despues
de 5hacer' un estudio especial de esta
destructora enfermedad que tantas
victimas ha llevado a la tumba, este
pIedicO prepare una formula. Proven
de Eneglotaria esta basado en- la for
mula de este eminente medico, 10 que
es una gapantia de sus buenos efec-
tos. No de usted OCCASION para que ell
parasitic avance en- su labor destruc-
tora de la fuerza, salud Y vitalidad
de su organismo; no permita que sus
energfas Sc mermen por falta de dar
Immediate atenci6n su case. Prepa-
rese a combatir la enfermedad hoy
mismo. Obtenga Proven de Eneglota-
ria en- jarabe, vino pfldoras, y CO.
mience sin perdida de tempo.
Para niiios hasta II amos recomen-
damos especialmente el jarabe, Y para
adultos las pfldoras el vino. Este
fanoso medicamento fortalece ell sis
tema entero Y aumenta el poder de
resisteneia, dadas sus potentes cuali-
,lades tonicas Y reconstituyentes. De
Proven de Eneglotaria esta de venta
en- todas las boticas Y droguerias. 1
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Los seIBadioaales desafiOs del domingo en-
Cyey.- y.--POnCe Obsequia al RbOsCh con nueve
CerOS.-Las PanteraS en1patan el juegO
de Ia tarde

con un hit limpio. FL lining Sc cierra
al batear Garcia de rolling para King.
Vemos, pues, cue un error del Ri
bosch y I'm hit de Nestor tempo, nos
dio una carrera, igualmente bizo ell
Ribosch. un error del Ponce y otro hit
a tempo. les libra de nueve ceros.
Estos juegos han sido los mejores
que hemos visto entire estos dos equi-
pos. Nunca vimos San hacer mejor
servicio. Estuvo ese pich6n, mas bra
vo que un tigre. Dej6 en- la trocha a
10 y solo di6 dos bases por bolas.
Para dar una idea de 10 bien que
ell campo ayud6 Moncho, bastarla
con decir que entire Ninin, Millito,
Trompi y King, hicieron cuatro "dou-
ble- play en- momentos criticos.
Garcia hizo una soberbia cogida que
lie valio muchos aplausos. Mat6 un ire
mendo cantazo de Nestor casi pegado
al zinc.
Hoyos. como catcher, no dejo mar
gen a criticas. NEillito en- su posicion,
Ninin, Trompi, King y los out-fielders
en- las suyas, plantaron en- Cayey una
bandera de fama y prestigio cue jamas
podra ser olvidada.
Y del Ribosch, tenemos que decir
que. como siempre, jugo pelota para
ganar, pero cuando no Sc va triunfar
todo sale muy distinto 10 que Sc es-
pera.
Mariana hizo un receptor respeta-
BILE: habia que pensar para robarle una
base Gacho, ALA en- su terreno, ha-
ciendo las delicias con sus cogidas con
una sola mano, aunque por la maflana
cometio un error objectionable.
sanguiri, nuien lanzo por la mana.
ma. nlostraba 1lallarse fojon pero Ell Ri
! bosch no quiso substitute por nadie
David quien ocup6 la posicion de Gull
fuchi por encontrarse este enfermo, L
hizo bien. cogi6 mucho sus disparo'
para primera, cortaron la carrera a MI
cllos.
Score de la tarde:
PONCE 900 900 o1o-1
RIBosoH 3 oO1 900 ooo--1
Los umpires ajustados.
Durante tcdo ell dia Cayey parecis
estar en- fiesta y ell movimiento en- j
Ciudad extraordinario. De Ponce NJ
fue tanta gente como otras veces, per'
muchos nos han dicho que sc debit
que no Sc saba ciencia cierta el
d6nde era que. 1idiarian los leones: Pi
po nos inforrn6 que seria en- Humacat
nosotros, aueriendo dar la informa
c.on en- nuestras notas, las enviamo
diciendo cue los jnegos -eran en- Huna
Gao.
j De san Juan vimos muchas apre
, ciables personals, teniendo el placer d
conocer, gracias a la cortesia del ami
go Rogue, a los senores: Don sergi
/, Romanacce, director de Ell MUNDC
Lcdo. F. Navarro Ortiz, comisionad
de instruction; Lon Miguel Melende
Mufoz Don Paco Fernandez; Dol
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COLOSSAL TRIUNFO DE las Els
TRELLAS DoMrNICANAS
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Por PAUSANfAs
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(PoR BIG BALL)


Ell ruidoso triunfo del Ponce por la
maflana tuvo en- Ell simpatico pueblo de
Cayey los mismos efectos de una bonn
ba Los muchos admiradores del Ri
bosch Sc dieron cuenta de que ell Pom
ce estaba tan aggressive Y soberbio que,
dificilmente. las panteras 1ograrian sa-
lir airosos.
Pero. siempre con la esperanza de
ver jugar buena pelota, no Importance
uuien pueda ganar, la liga Sc fue lie
nando POGO POGO y a las tres media
de la tarde (hora exacta) la simpatica
figura del enthusiastic fan, don Sergio
Romanacce, acompafado de una Comi
sion de san Juan y Cayey, Sc adelan-
ia al box tira la primera bola al re-
ceptor Mariana, dando comienzo Ell
juego ocupando ell box el lanzador
San
San parecia estar jugando el honor:
en- los dos primeros episodios dejo en-
gomados tan excelentes sluggers, CO.
mo King. Trompi, Caratini y Ninin.
Los ceros para los leones Sc sucedian
con una tan pasmosa suevidez que va
muchos estaban sonando con que el Ri
bosch habria de devolver ell fatidico
collar recibido por la manana; pero
toda esperanto quedo desvanecida en-
ell octave round" para el Ponce, GUAM
do Ninin. ell gran Ninin, Ell antesala
mejor que hoy tiene la isla, Iega q
primera por un hit. No Sc dilata nues-
tro hombre y con la rspidez de un galgo
Sc dispara hacia la segtnda negando
hasta la tetcera por una tirada mala
de Mariana. Ningin out y I'm hombre
en- tercera, ihay o no esperanzas de
salvarse de la guillotina? Claro cue 81:
Hoyos. con los ojos mas abiertos que
un leon, toma la majagua en- la mano,
pero San, siempre enamorandolo con
sus curvas, 10 deja en- la trocha Mes
tor. ell hombre quien nosotros reco-
mendamos como Hn player 81 Sc le en-
trenaba debidamente, no Sc desanima
por el ponche de Hoyos y con una cla-
ridad soberbia en- su vista, le apestilla
San un hit, anotando Ninin entire vi
vas y aplausos de muchos de Ponce y
de otros muchos de Cayey que admiran
los chicos de Pipo Tasio, no puede
adelantar a Nestor porque Sc siente
d6bil prefiere servirse ponche. e.
inning Sc cierra con una sola vuelta
cuando Moncho roletea para David y
es sacado de out.
Ell noveno lining fue otro cero para
nosotros.
FL Ribosch paso ell susie de no reci-
bir un collar mas .bien pronto, pues en-
ell tercer innig va Sc habia hecho Gle
una vuelta, la tnica que pudo dar en-
todo ell desaffo.
veases como Ell Ribosch anot6. Des-
pu6s de dos outs, Cristino da un two
Dagger. Ansel1no da una tan caliente
roleta de lado para King que este al
parar la bola Sc cae, Cristino llega
a tercera. Aunque este sc apunto como
un error de King. nosotros creemos que
nj aun cogiendo la bola, Ie hubiese da.
do tempo para sacar a Anselmo. Ga
cho al bate. Dos outs, uno en- tercera
otro en- primera. La espectacion cs
grande, ell pueblo vitorea al popular
hombre de Cayey. Pocos segundos des-
pues, Gacho entra home Cristino
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Ell HAVANA GIANTS RECIEE Ell
FATIDICo COLLAR
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JUEGo DEL DOMINGO p. M
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Agustin Fernandez y don Marcelino Hi
dalgo del Alto comercio don Luis
Cintron
Felicitamos al Ponce por su gran
triunfo; lastima que el aio Sc vaya
tan 1igero para desquitarnos de las
muchas felpas que nos ha propinado el
Ribosch, pero nunca es tarde. 10 me-
jor que hizo Dios fue un dia tras otro.
Hasta luego..
Ponce, diciembre "a de 1928.
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SAN. REALIZA UNA ESTUPENDA
LABOR EN- Ell JUEGo DE LA TAR
DE. MoNCHo, Ell BRUJO DE QUA
YAMA, AuNQUE NO Sc PREsENTA
TAN AsoMBRoso COMO SAN, HA
cE UN GRAN JUEGO, AYUDADo
EFIcAzMENTE PoR Los LEoNEs.
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No Continue Sufriendc
De Malaria, aludismo
y Fiebres | ropicales
LEA LO QUE DICE Ell SR. JIJON
POr CuatrO Meses Sufri0 I'm
Fuerte Ataque PaIldicO. Pre-
T ven de EneglOtaria Acab6 Con
La Enfermedad en- PocOs Dias.
Una Prueba Mas De La Eficacia
De Este Famoso Antipal1dico

"Yo, Joaquin J. Jij6n, vecino de Ma
guabo. Puerto Rico, por la presente
certifco que en- ell mes de JUNO sufri
un violento ataque de paludismo que
me mantuvG en- un perpetuo dolor por
cerca de cIatro meses. Cuantos re-
nledios me indicaron los fuf probando
uno q ur1o sin ning1n resultado. Un
amigo me aconsej6 Y recon end6 que
toma1a ell Vino Proven de Eneglota
ria. Desanimado por los demas me-
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PRox1Mos JuEGos

n n~ tf.s asgvF g zzEssM
Los juegos del domingo 80 en- Ma
yagiiez, Ribosch Cardenales. Sera un
gran dia festive en- Mayagiiez. En- San
Juan Sc espera ell coloso PONCE, con
su bandera un sinnumeros de fans
luchara con Ell equipo local San Juan
Athletic, comandado por ell Lcdo Guz-
man. En- toda la isla, Ell proximo I'LL
timo domingo del alo, Sc jugaraa pc
lota verdad.
JUEGO DEL DOMINGO P. M
Ell HAVANA GIANTS RECIEE Ell
FATIDICo COLLAR
COLOSSAL TRIUNFo DE Las Els
TRELLAs DoMrNIcANAs
C II E
HAVANA 600 900 600 1 2
E. DOM. o1o 600 o1x-2 3 8
Por PAUSANtAs
i Del "Listin Diario"l
FELLITO GUERRA, EACE UNA LA
BOR DEPORTIVA IIARAVILLOSA
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VICTOR A. AUFFANT
Advt

lngeniero Consuitor y Contratis-
ia. Pozos Artesianos. Cons
trucciones en- general. P. Q.
Box IS, Telefono 234, Ponce,
Puerto Rico.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-11-21

at the house and the members of
Western Star lodge, in appropriate
regalia, emblems and jewels; the va
rious companies of the Bozeman Fire
department in uniform and a large
number of citizens in carriages and on
foot joined in the funeral procession.
Mr.. Spieth leaves a young wife and
three children to mourn their sad and
irreparable loss. Editors Note: Of
the four survivors, Mr.. Spieth's widow
died a few months after the untimely
death of her husband, while the three
children are still living, Carl A. Spieth
being city clerk of the city of Boze-
man; Miss Frieda Spieth, being the
head of a department at the New York
store in Helena, and Mrs. Ethan Tay
lor (nee Rosa Spieth) residing with
her husband and family at Yakima
Wash.)
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-11-21
Cameron-Henry auckland.

Cameron-Henry auckland.
Pine Butte-Emma auckland.
Rea-Robert Mullica, Roy Allsop.
Walker-Everett Walker, Emma
Kaiser, Lille Walker.
Garden Gulch-Dree Arnett.
Fort EIlis-Ernest Cloninger, Loren
Lillard, George Boylan, Roy Brenden,
Jordan Porter, Melvin Johnson, Don
aid Baker, Edith Sund, Anna Sund,
Dorothy Kiesser, Martha Carolus,
Margaret Larson, Laura johnson,
Jennie Larson.
Anderson-Clifford Pasha, Florence
D~usenberry.
Chestnut-David Sherwood, Geo
Osterlund.
Rochambeau - Guy Kemp, FREQ
Curtis, Wilbur Barker, Bertha Baker
Dorothy Thomas, Austin Bailey, Merl,
Chandler.
Middle Creek-James Hanks, LesIi,
Yadon, Freda Hoffman, Chas. Chap
man, Virgil Hanks.
Pass Creek-Robert Hubble, Floy,
Ford, Rae Hubble, Leota Pitman.
Lane = Norman Hardin, Evelyl
Lane, Mable Lane.
High Line-Clifford TOpel, Shirle
Patton.
Wilson Creek-Bailey Dixon, Lowe
Poor, John Clayton.
Waterman - Clarence Woirhay,
Lowell Cloninger, Marie Scott, Ellie