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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-15
Fl juez de San Sebastian, Hon. Jose A. Vargas.

de este case; pero tambien la Corte
tuvo en- consideration la doctrina va
sentada de que ''un Attorney General
no debe expresar su opinion Official en-
una question legal que Sc haya some
lido que tenga que someterse a una
Corte de Justicia.'' 6 Corpus Juris,
pag. 81. V5ase tambien ell alcance
de las opiniones del Attorney General
en- 2 Ruling Case Law, pagina 920.
Muchos dfas y muchas noches hemos
estado en- honda meditation, en- Ell es-
tudio de uno otro aspecto de este
asunto, ante la ley y ante la jurispru-
dencia, para la resolution de este ca
so. Y nj en- un solo momento nos ha
asaltado la menor duda que pudiera
justifcar, ante nuestra conciencia, el
otorgamiento de su beneficio que por
ministerio de la ley corresponds al
acusado.
Muchos son los caminos que nuestra
mente ha recorrido en- ell estudio de
este case; y en- todos ha aparecido
fra, imponente, severa. la esfnge mu-
da del sagrado cumplimiento de nues-
tro deber.
Hemos lsmentado profundamente
que las cosas Sc encuentren en- ell es-
tado en- que estan por la honda sim
patia que porticularmente sentimos por
| la persona del acusado Y por la persc-
ma de su abogado defensor.
Sobre los fallos de los tribunales des-
cansa la tranquilidad la salud de los
pueblos, decfa Ell gran Juez del Tribu-
nal de Chateau -Tierre. Y la salud
del Pueblo Y ell cumplimiento del deber
son las supremas leyes de Ia TERRA.
| Por las razones de hecho de de-
recho anteriormente expuestas. la Cor
te declara que ell acusado Sr. Ignacio
Rodriguez Alberty, esta ejerciendo ile-
galmente la me6icina en- Puerto Rico;
por tanto, le declara culpable del de-
Tito que Sc lie imputa de ejercer lie
galmente la medicina en- esta Is1a. le
Condena al pago de la suma de sesen-
ia dollars de multa Y las costas.
Ell Seeretario registrara una senten-
cia en- ammonia con esta opinion.
Dada en- corte alberta, hoy en- San
Sebastian doce de noviembre de mil
novecientes veinte tres.
(Fdo.) Jose A. VARGAS.
Juez Municipal.
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(continuaci6n de la pag. ~


haber ejercido la medicina sin autori-
zacion de nadie durante mas de cinco
amos con anterioridad la aprobaci6n
de la ley enmendatoria.?
Al promulgarse la ley de 1908 y su
enmienda de 1911 la mente del legis-
lador penso en- restringir Ell ejercicio
de la medicina en- Puerto Rico. Y en-
la Interpretation de un estatuto la
mente del legislator debe seguirse, 81
possible fuere. Articulo 27 dc la ley
de Evidencia.
Entendemos que la Interpretation
que dejamos enunciada es la consus-
tancial con los principles que infornan
Ell Derecho Natural.
Cuando un estatuto fuere suscepti-
BILE de dos interpretaciones, una en- IA
vor una en- contra de I'm derecho ma
tural, aquella sera adnitida. Articulo
80 de la ley de Evidencia.
Y en- este case la Interpretation de-
be ser en- favor del orden natural. Las
leyes tienen cue descansar sobre la ra-
z6n natural de Ia vida sobre la mo-
raj, decia ell Baron de Montssquieu.
La Corte no jrlzga la canacidad del
acusado en- este case, pues es esa una
question t6cnica fuera del alcance ju-
dicial; pcro como question de eviden
CO. el acusado no preseato nj TN solo
diploma, nj un solo cerrifcado, nj un
solo documento que acreditara su paso
por algdn colegio de medicina FL
acusado declare que de 1910 al 1914
habia estudiado en- la Universidad de
Nebraska. Un dip 'oma de este colegio
por su posterioridad, le hubiera STEM
pre- dejado fuera del benefcio de La en-
mienda de 1911. Pero nj siquiera un
certifcado de este colegio ha sido pre-
sentado nuestra consideration.
Ell Juez de esta Corte no puede sus-
traerse al conocimiento judicial del
principle juridico de que la evidencia
voluntariamente suprimida, debera pre-
SuJn1ISe duVerSa.
La possession de IN diploma es un
hecho que esta bajo el control del acu-
sado, en- un proceso por ejercicio lie
gal de medicina. Por consiguiente,
Sc considera ell case probado por par
te del Estado, cuando Sc prueba ell
ejercicio de la medicina v Sc alega la
falta del titulo. Incumbe, entonces
al acusado, probar que tiene titulo
State VS.. Wilson, 62 Kan. 621; 81
Pacific %; So L. E. A. $40.
Y en- reIaci6n con la exception con-
tenida en- la enmienda de 1911, la ju-
risprudencia americana dice:
! LA practica anterior de la medi-
Gina no lie da a nadie ningtln derecho
para continuar ejerci6ndola sin ell con-
troll del Estado. Wawker VS.. New
York. 17o U. S. 189 18 S. ct. 57S; Dent.
VS.. West Virginia 129 U. S. ia, 9 S.
CT. 2S1, 80 U. S.
Para dar una idea de 10 restrictive
cue debe ser Ell Estado en- la promul-
gaci0n g Interpretation de estatutos
de esta naturaleza, basta con insertar
las siguientes doctrinas:
s'El Estado debera tener en- cuenta
que ell pasar satisfactoriamente un exa-
men, no es por 81 solo, prueba ccnclu-
yente de la habiIidad y conocirnientos
de un M6dico; debe exigirsele. antes
de concederle el examen, la presenta-
cion de un diploma de I'M buen cole
gio de medicina como prueba de que
sus conocimientos estan bien funda-
dos.'' Asi Sc ha resuelto en- Ex-parte
Whitley, IA California 167; State VS.
vanderlius, AZ MINI. 129: In re Thong
son. SO Wash. 377.
''El aspirante un certifcado para
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OSTEOPATIA

Sabe I'd. 10 que es 0STEO-
PATIA? OSTEOPATIA es Ia
ciencia de currar ajustando la
Columna Vertebral Y nervios.
renovando la circulation de la
sangre por tratamiento manual
sin necesidad de usar drogas
electricidad.
ST todas las parties del Or
ganismo humane estan en- con-
dicion perfeeta la sangre circu-
la bien, los nervios ordenados,
su cerebro despejado, su cuerpo
agil: esta I'd. saludable este
ciencia de curar ajust&ndo Id
10 puede hacer OSTEOPATIA.
lDesea nd. conservarse STEM
pre- saludable, joven. fuerte y
feliz? No sufra toda su vida
ctirese a tempo. Pruebe los tra-
tamientos de OSTEOPATIA.
OSTEOPATIA cura disloca
clones, torceduras, Tos Ferina,
Catarro, Pulmonia, Influenza
t0das classes de enfermedades.
Unico Doctor en- OSTEOPA-
TIA en- Puerto Rico
DR.. S. NJ. HALEY,
Consultorio:
Gale de Ia Cruz No. Altos
Telefonos:
Oficina 627 San Juan
Residencia 262 Santurce.
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POSTALFS FSPANOLAS

illEGARtNl ilLEGARON! llLEGARON!
En- ell Cigar Store" de 3. LIad6,
San Justo 9 Sc ha recibido ell
meior surtido de postaIes espa-
fiolas con briIIo de prinera cIa-
Sc. Ventas por c. O. D. Haga su
pedido hoy. Por $3.50 recibira
listed I'm complete surtido:
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Damas gratis. "Chispas de Peder-
nal''
Evening star., 1923-03-25
WANTED TO BUY.
Continued.


SIX ROOMS, IN GOOD NV. SECTION: CAN
pay equity cash; answer Mt once; no agent.
ADDRESS Box 17E. Star Office. --
rWo-FAMILY FLAT. WHERE l CAN LIVE
ash i, eargan AIM % %Gdress sas Box 7sE star one
DIRECT FROM OWNERS OR Z ROOM
So. 900. Address Box a6-F. star office.
FROM owNER-MoDERN COLONIAL HONE HONE
rooms. bath. hot-water heat. electricity
garage: ne. or NV. Terms a!l cash: posses
sion by April -. j. RICK. 12lo 18th st
WANTED = FROM OWNER. TWo-ST0RY
nrick. six or seven f"omS. nlfpla"e. ami,
northwest section. near cars; LARGE cash pay
msnt. Address I. h. 'str!er 3l9
HOUSE OF 10 OR l. ROOMS N NORTH
western section If tn" city. rot b'y"nd Fla
ave. nor over s1I.no: must have two baths
y u. ADnlSoN. s"S lith st.
500 EQUITY ~ 81 20n PAR VAI.CE RANk
Atock, to be given in part parment for small
house investment property OF ground. Adj
,ress Box 230-D. Star ntflrc.
WANTED FOR CAsH-FIEE. sIX OR SEVEN
Rox 30+.D. Star office 2,s
\ SUBURBAN HOME WITH \ VARIETY
If fruits GIVE the lowest "a.h price and
Address Boy 20l-D. STA" Office
HoI'SE ~ GOOD SECTION. Vur OVER
Sl0.WD must b" reasonable. Address Mrs.
~ A"LN. 10 l"th =. ". Wash. u. Z.
IRE OR SIN ROOM HOUSE or RI-NGA-
'" ny ran II d'''l'uu Nt.bo'. WIN
me improvements: convrn ent tu ears: -oud
elevation. Address PoX "''n St4r "ttic". 80
IRON ro l. ROOM HOUSES: ANY GooD
'ocstion: price must br right: &nune late sale.
MADISON DAVENPORT. I120 Sth ST. NV.
Il OR ROOM HOUSE, WITH ROOM FOR
Garage: in Mt. Pleasant. Address ItoX @.2D.
star office.
FOR SPRING SELLING LIST YOTI; PROP
erty with Z. II. RUSSELL, 320 Colorado bldg.
NJ 1850
HOUSE ON PARK ROAD NV. BETWEEN
18th and 10Th Lincoln 5,I3.
WANTED FROM OWNER MODERN q 70
l. room house in cleveland Pnrh. Must he
nirely l"aaied and good value. Address BOX
sd star offira.
FROM uW NER-6 To ROOM HuI'SE N
rrjworth section. M@>t -" r"asuunllr priced.
around 50 $40. Address Rnv :,-:;-T. "'ar ~"
Ii = IL. =.
Evening star., 1923-03-25

WANTED - FROM OWNER. 1Wo-STohf
nrick, six ur seven i"0mS. nlfplG"". Anil
northwest section near cars; lGr-e cash pay
msut. Address L. r.. carrier 3ls.
Evening star., 1923-03-25

siOO CASH AND $40 PER MONTH WILL
buy Iroom house. large lot. gas. bath,
electricity. from
H. {. MANNOR.
SOLO SD ST.. Mt. Rainier. Md.
Phone Iivatts. EX. S93-W.
Evening star., 1923-03-25

COlMAR MANOR. MD. OPPOSITE COT-
TAGE CITY. blvd: bungalow ; rooms
bath: furnace heat electricity; large lot; high
elevation price. 81 800: $500 down. r. LIE
NlN. Builder. Ph. Hyatts. :0R. bet. -
REHWfN. MI. WELL. BUILT HOUSE or
nine rooms and bath. cellar and artic pantry.
new furnace electric lights: Just newly paiUt-
I'D and papered: Il lots with all kinds Of fruits:
'an have more ground If wanted: new garage:
large lawns and flowers
5000: easy terms.
Evening star., 1923-03-25

\ HOUSE OF 10 OR /. ROOMS N NORTH
western section If tn" city. rot b'y0nd Fla
ave- nor over sII.0ao: must have two baths
\ eth
Evening star., 1923-03-25

NEW SIXR0OM. BATH HOME: MODERN IN
every detail: large lot. 40xl4J; garage: large.
Light. foot basement, 2SI2s: massive poi chcs
one block g ST cars; very best. refined section
HyatIsville: s6.5OO: $1,000 cash: balance like
rent: twice as large other homes for this
price: vacant: immed. pos. GEO. {. WALKER
kresge bldg, or Ravenwood ave, Hyattsu'lle.
Evening star., 1923-03-25

sJ,.5U-FOCR ROOMS. COMPLETELY MOD
erH. II Won want JUST the finest little home
in the world At "A rrce and on terms you
can pay. heI" You are. lust right 10. the
newly married couple vino want - start right
If ynu want five rooms with u ine basement
Snd heating plant large rooms with oak hoorS.
a good porch and large yard a. $3.50. ".
have il. and 500 will START yon DO not
neglect these.
+. e. GOODNoW COMPANY
80 18th Main 3OI
Evening star., 1923-03-25
BUSINESS PROPERTY

DIRECT FROM OWNER, 25rlOO-FOOT PROP
erty on II ST. NV: double garage IN rear
property now rented for $500 per year;
write owner for full particulars. Address
Box ZOE. star office.
WITHIN BLOCK OF 10th AND q SITS. NV.
Large brick building is rooms. o baths
steam heat; lot is nearly so feet wide, giving
price, only S30.On. JOHN SCRIvENER 4
BRO. 814 q st. NV.
LOOK WHAT WE SELL FOR S4.9oo-IOI
and Groom house. Lear garage: near wash
ington County Club c. PtGllSl. lyonhurst.
Va. RnsSirn.D
SMALL STORE AND ! ROOMS NEAR o Sf.
price less than $i.ut,. Small cash payment.
Vacant. rhonn No ~ ere.
LARGE Lot. OVER Lean 50. vt. SECOND
commercial: sutahle fnr marrfirtm .ng. ware
house. storage. garage - wh"'"s2l" "r any
Kind: alley side and in rear: plenty OK
lght: bargain: With terms Z yon want to
T. G GouDNow COMPANY.
30 18th ST. NV. Main ao..
CORNER BUILDING N NoHrHWEST SEC
tion containing store and 2S looms; hist com.
Zore: = extra stores r1n h" established: Yield
Ing new s.. ECO: no expense. Price. $23.'oo
Store ana rooms. Sang" III NV. S''l'"h'
y" " THE EXCHANGE"
tsG Louisiana Ave NV. Ma IL 3:;'a -
4 HOME FOR \ MERCHANT
W. have fnlr.Stcrs tr'' k build .ns. - fee;
frIni 10y 100 feet deep. on o'h -. nv" ~
tween Il and T.: pre- rea> u1li': p"SSe>N'"A
immrlia ely Snr NJ. CAPTAIN. MIh>ri
Trust COMPANY. lirS no-S property locations.
IN THE MOST ARI>rm HArI' LOCATION
II hlSin"ss property showing good i"turEs. ho,d-
i: the Key 10 4 wonderful apartment te:
2.lno: attractive terms. DlNoW IL
REALTY co. ~" colorado bldg. NJ. lt0l -
CHANCE FOR SOME ONE WHO WANTS To
GO in business Northwest corner Of Prospect
ave. and Potomac ST. \ store with rooms
and bath. recently remodeled at mn expense of
ST .ntst Price. $1,000. VIII consider Il rea
Sunable Offer.
4 time chance for druggist. 40i
Rhode IsIard sye. n.s.. now being completed.
Tp-;u-d"te. modern store. front NJ :''' feet on
rlale Island ave. Apartment OF 1 rooms aud
BATH un srcond hcrr. &ah" ~ an offer.
ir%-4u1- tU- KhoI" Island ave. nc. Stores;
- rcpt wide. I rrom~ ard hatl, on r'%""l
f,ror of each: rc.!ar Unlc. "nt'ra hui.dine
Small ra>h payment: halaure 4" rent.
1884 ,i,;-tiS II =. nc. thre" stores: "arl
with Broom apartment above: a.mi. Sl1.Jot
apiece submit u~ a reasonable Offer.
Two stores AMI two dwellings, bringing IN
4 yearly rental Of uture tIan S2 I'M. are %
fere,l for sale bv an "Gt-Uf town owner. Price.
S2.:. 500. FOR the four.
;;5fS Georgia ave-. formerly Revere lheat"r,
fronting 81 feet ON Georgia ave. by 1870 feet
including the chairs and machiues Of the
theatcr Can l." remoI~ind At small cA
I+usc for any kind nf business
District Realty Investments
Exchange Inc. Sole Agents,
oS4 New York Ave NV.
In-u
Evening star., 1923-03-25
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR sALE-CONTINUED.
(TOODRTDGF. D. {

WOODRlDGE, ID. L.
Real bargain; party leaving city; broom
bungalow; large sleeping porch. garage, fre-
arrange terms.
broom bungalow on best street In this sec
ton: builtin garage. Reasona BILE terms:
S-room house in Brookland; lot b0Kl5O:
ami; ,hot-water heat: hne location; near
cars Terms.
other 6, : or room houses In this section !:
Groom bungalows, $500 cash with small
monthly payments.
NJ. O. BULL,
y 6611. j. 300 II. T. ave. D.e
Evening star., 1923-03-25

fT'TH 7 III II.N IUIM HVl 81 ~ hF''TI'
NV. section; clos" "a 14rh -. ,.ar l'n.. eve
details. Address I:oX 31i-D. Star "ff.c.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY FROM OWNERS
=" 10 room detached house in Sauis Addition.
Must be reasonably priced. Address Box lie.
Evening star., 1923-03-25

WANTED FOR CASH-FINE. SIX OR SEVEN
room house for cCored: any lOration Address
PoN 2O4- d. Star office. rs
Evening star., 1923-03-25

Riverdale. Md.-S75O Cash.
cement walks; garage; lot 6Ox160 it.; imme-
diate possession; interesting price; essy terms.
HARRY MILLER,
1ps- g. Bond bldg Exclusive Agent N ,~6226.
Evening star., 1923-03-25
TAkOMA PARK HOMES


Special price this week On room bung low
near 14th Il line: 10 build 81. $40
81 900 cash. SfiiI month. Owner will take car
a. its cash vaiur in the deal. Leaving the
city. he needs car. Charming new homo. q
rooms fine location: 50 600 until 10Th March.
2n rooms, apts. brick; large grounds
SIT 600
several homes :. y. -. IL and - rooms
priced reasouah BILE. "" nave select list. II
its Takoma Park can suit you CaI Col
9jUs for quick car service
TAhOMA PARK REALTY Co.
TAkOMA PARK. H. {.
Evening star., 1923-03-25
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

A new French Louis XVI house.
White cement on hollow tile, blue safe roof,
3 rooms. baths exquisite appointments: :
car garage; corner; a acre ground, With lovely
old trees; ell city conveniences; 25 minutes
| froIa Treasury; located in fashionable and
beautiful Edgemoor. Small amount cash. Pos
session at once. Write for appointment. MISS
VIRGINIA MULLIGAN, owner. Bethesda, Nd,
THOS. c. HENDRICKS, Co,
Cherrydale. Va.
6-r. bungalow. ami; open fireplace; lot sox
10: garage: chicken house and run; close 10
every thing and in II very desirable location;
a beautiful home.
or bungalows: new; ami.
sr house; ami: large lot: fruit trees.
9r. house, cleo; bath; acres tine land
and outbuildings.
f2acre farm: 8-r. house; ami; stables;
garage: chicken house and run; lois or 1rult
ar house without improvements hne large
lot chicken house and run; very cheap.
All can be bought on easy trems. We have
other property to show you, including build
ing lots. Come and see u.s. or call Claren
don 247-W-2
Evening star., 1923-03-25

500 EQUITY IL 81 2tn PAR NAICE RANk
Atuck to be given in part pHrment for small
house. investment property o. ground. Ad-
IN Roy 12D- ID Gtfirr.
Evening star., 1923-03-25

I'VE OR SIN ROOM HOUSE or RI-NGA-
"W. NrarbH Virgin a: ar"t:nd Si.0On: with
improvements: convrn ent tu cars: -ond
elevation. Ad,llcc< PoX o'L II Stqr ufiic. 80
Evening star., 1923-03-25

WANTED FROM OWNER MODERN q 10
l. room house in cleveland Park. Must be
nicely l"aatod and good value. Address Box
So. ID Star offra
Evening star., 1923-03-25

\ SUBURBAN HOME WITH \ VARIETY
mf fruits. Give rhe lowest cash price and
detailed description of the Improvement etc.
Alllrrss Boy nOl-D. Sta Office
Evening star., 1923-03-25
TAKOMA PARK HOMES.

rooms and tile bath, bnilt-in tub and
shower oak floor. chestnut trim. pedestal FIX
tures: large. shady lot paved street: built
for owners home. A bargain for one look
ing for q weA built home.
s rooms, > baths. garage: large lot; paved
street; rent Of second floor pays all expenses.
Priced at $40, 800; terms.
Near 14th st. cars-New bungalow, rooms
and bath; oak floors; h.w.h.; builtin garage; /;
stairs to attic: 81, $50. on terms.
District side bungalow, rooms and tile
bath, oak floors; nice. shady lot; $1,000; terms
less thnn rent.
Groom bungalow, hardwood floors hwh.;
lot JOr150 cars. Priced at $500. Easy
terms.
Two squares to l4th ST. cars: bungalow Of
) good sized rooms. fireplace. inclosed sleeping
porch, oak floors. stairs to large attic. s., 900
Five looms and hath. reception hall: ga
rage: level lot; cars. Priced at 81. 80.
cash required, So, 800.
Fnur and five room and bath new bungalows
s4,sO0 TO $1,000; good terms. Thirty homes
to select from
Evening star., 1923-03-25
rAKOMA PARK HOMES

IAkOMA PARK HOMES.
SEVERAL FINE HOMES AVAILABLE.
room semi-bun "a low. gOOd as new: close 20
car line: house has extra large living room
with fireplace. and other rooms in keeping:
three bedrooms aud sleeping porch. second
floor: hot-water heat. toilet and tubs in base
ment: garage; owner will accept best price
offered: not much cash required
Groom. two-story brick house. detached
with all modern Improvements; nearly com
pie ted; hotwster heat; good lot; high ground ;
S. 600
Several four and I'VE room bungalows. with
all improvements; sewer, water, electricity
and gas: tubs in basement; $3.50 to SO, 800
terms. $500 up; good lots.
S9,0OO-Almost new; well built house. 3
bedrooms and sleeping porch. second noor with
all improvements: one of the best streets
convenient TO cars level lot; with garage
81 s1.5U1-House Of : rooms. frst floor snd
bath, SO arranged that separate apartment
may ba rented msiu street: all modern
cOnveniences: garage and garden sPO-.
ST., ,tgt-Ih.s is a large house. with two
baths and every convenience. In splendid loca
tion. that would cost ZOO more in any other
section than Taknma; II makes very con
venient and attractive home for a large fam
lily, could i,e used. with separate entrances
for twu families; h0t-water heat
SSJVtt-:l-IoJm. brown sh!ngle bungalow. on
large. level corner lot. with garage; front
aypI
Evening star., 1923-03-25

HOISE N GOOD SECTION. NDr OVER
$40. no: must b" reasonable. Address Mrs
~ NuT'N. Il - l.trh y u w " ash d. e. 8
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uN SISTER MARY

Lot the table decorations Tor your
Halloween party DO a. "rustic' as
possible. A large pumpkin. used
bowl fashion. filled with rosy ep.
pies and nuts and grapes. has the
merit OF being as Inexpensive as u
n artistic.
n floral cenierpleee n pre-
fcrred the same pumpkin bowl VIII
be charming filled with autumn
leaves aud vines Light the table
with candles and use carefully
pressed aud let,ered oak or maple
leaves for place cards.
Tho candle holders offer a chance
FOR quite biz OF originality. Car.
rota. turnips, apples potatoes and
cahbaEcs can bo carved or followed
out In the center TO form holders
for candles Orange shells can hr
used Tor tiny Jack o'tanturna, A
large ear OF golden field corn can
be broken Ia half aud the cob cut
away at one end To hold candle
LITTLE
COST
Bowls Of asters. Wild ones. and
goldcnrod with feathory Wild Gle.
mRtia branches OF autumn leaves
and stalks OF corn can bs used on
fcctiyely turnout the house.
Decorations OF this sort could be
used for almost any sort OF Hal.
lowoen party. but II you have In
mind party OF ghosts and spooka
and witches. decorations OF black
cats and old women on brooms,icks
VIII lend an eerle and suggestive
touch.
These silhouet,ss can be pur.
chased a. five and tsn.cent store
or made AZ home, Black cardboard
paper ana pair OF sharp scissors
with paper pattern arc tho nee
esaaFy utensils.
Orange apd black crepe paper can
be fsinged and used for shades over
r7aaaaaa
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massage. by no o'clock no IS under
tho covers. ready for nine hours OF
rest,
Wilson receives an average of from
four 10 six callers each week, usually
old political or wartime associates.
With them he likes particularly 10
discuss current events. which helps
keep his contact and viewpoint on
important developments fresh. Ito
attends the thcater once each week
usually vaudeville.
The former war president Is doing
no writing. nor does he plan any ex.
tended literary work. as his admirers
generally have hoped, Any further
writings he may undertake will be
brief articles discussing current ls.
sues or problems. such as his recent
article IN tho Atlantic Monthly on
The Road Away From Revolution. .
He wilt write no memoirs. no in.
side" story o. his administration or
OF the war. lie viii undertake. no de.
Tense or explanation Of himself or
the policies he followed or advocated.
To caller who. urged him TO write
the inside story Of his administration
he said:
Il know I had a great admlnistra.
ton. hut ii would not sound well for
me 20 say 80. am willing 10 leave
the record as It stands for the future
10 judge"
Neither win Wilson take an active
part in tho 1894 presidential cam.
paign. He knows his physical con.
dition, altho considerably improved.
would neither permit him 20 make
the race nor TO meet the duties 81
the office lie IL content 10 be- Just
ian onlooker. Injecting. perhaps, from:
time TO time as occasion offers. n
pointed remark or q brief letter on
/ political affairs
A recent letter. In which he dipped
into the Tennessee senatorial race
long enough 10 remark that he con.
sldercd Senator Shields 81 that state
zone OF the leaNt trustworthy" OF his
former protested supporters. may
prove a deciding factor In tho fight
there. Where opportunity offers for
such direct help or opposition. VII.
son viii get smile and somo salts.
faction In saying what he has 20 say.
But no win do II all whilo sitting
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the lights. or attractive ''transpar'
enciea" can bo found IN tho stores,
Bats aud owls arc effective. cut
from black paper ans used as
shields for side lights. The eyes Of
tho owl can be cut out 20 let the
liGht shine thru. and tho veins Of
tho bats outspread wings and a
thin line 10 mark the shape OF his
body can be removed with sharp
knife.
Three tiny owls can be pasted 10.
Eeiher 10 form Individual holders
for nuts or candles.
The broom OF ain old witch can
bear the nhmn OF a guest for a
place card.
A black cat with a bumped back
and a waving tail can conceal u
tiny fortune in bow Of red or
yellow ribbon tied around his card.
board neck.
BLACK
CAT
II there's a member Of tho fam.
lly who In clever with saw. In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19
THE FOLLOWING ~ A PARTIAL LIST, JUST TO
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