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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-03-28
CATHOLIC CHURCH

LIST Sunday OF the month, NO Mass; end
and 4th Sundays, Mass at II o'clock; Bird and
9th Sundays, Mass at Q o'clock.
Doctrinal Instructions for the children bv
announcement. "
Non-Catholics are ALWAYS welcoma AZ on
services ID L. McEliigott. Pastor.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-03-28
School Column.
Edited by the English III. class oil
the Rathdrum High School.
SCHOOL NOTES.

The girls basketball team enter.
talned the boys basketball team at
banquet at the school. Tuesday az
p IN. Members OF both teams snd
the faculty were present. Speech .
were given by members Of the teams
and the faculty.
The regular Literary Society
program will ba held today. A dis
cussion OF Parliamentary Law will
take up the entire period.
"The Private Secretary" the Jun
Tor class play that was presented last
Friday evening at the Fraternal hall,
netted over forty dollars.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-03-28
Church Announcements

COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH
Sabbath School services at 10 a. m.
Epworth League services at $3.50 ?.
III. Regular song and preaching
service at 1880 D. M.
DAVID l.. CLARKE, Pastor.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-03-28

neep your al In this paper II VA
Tie people.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-03-28
A GOOD THINa-DoN'T Miss IL.

V0OD 1HfNH-DUN T MISS 1T
send your Dame and address plainly
Written together with cents (and
this SLIP to Chamberlain Medicine
Co, Des Moines, Iowa. and receive ia
return trial package contsining
Chamoerlain's Cough Remedy for
coughs, colds, Group; Cham berlaia,s
Stomach and Liver Tablets for indi-
gestion, gassy pains that crowd the
neart, biliousness aud constipation,
Cnam berlain's Salve for burns, scalds,
wounds, piles, etc. Don't miss It,
Adv Oct TO June /, ,24
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-20
Or. JOSE VICENTE

De la Universidad de Pennsylvania
Horas de oficina z IL A. NJ.
III 5 p. M.
San Justo SO, altos de Gel Louvre
Tel 24O. San Juan, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-20

go, y que el corredor CORE su ries-
go,
volvamos q la hga del %, donde
esta el mtsmo ejemplo que Brown nos
pone. 81 seg1iimos la Interpretation
que lie da Brown al inciso de que ha-
blamos, Ic6mo en- esa misma hga dice
que nunca ha habido una regla que
obligue al corredor a volver una ha-
Sc porque Ell umpire haya cantado cua-
tro bolas? iC6mo, 81 la hga Ell
t'editor'' de los Knotty Problems, pro-
hibe una regla, de que manera puede
existir esa regla, 81 esta prohibida? Y
recuerde Brown que es en- La misma
liga donde dice ESQ, sea, que las dos
cosas, el inciso y Ell problema. tienen
nos guia nosotros, pues esta mas cla
70 que Ell inciso.
Esta misma jugada ocurri6 cl pa
sado domingo en- San Juan Y ell UNI
pire decide. que ell corredor le perte-
necia Ia tercera, alegando 10 mismo
que nosotros alegamos. Hubo I'M pc
queiio "passed ban'', pero no FuA 10
sufciente grande para que la bola es-
tuviera fuera de juego, y esto 10 ha
comprendido Ell catcher de San Juan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-20
AvIso DE MATRlcuLA


Por La presente Sc avisa que la ma
tricula para ei curse de verano del De-
partamento de Instruction en- la Uni
versidad de Puerto Rico Sc llevara a
caho durante los dias del 26 al 80 do
JUNO en- 81 edifcio de la Escuela Mo-
delo.
Los candidates para Ell curse de
Principal que deseen ser matriculados
por correo Sc serviran indicarlo opor-
tunamente. Esta sera La tinica matri-
cula que Sc har& por correo.
Sc aconseja los candidates para j..
cenc.as de graduados y rirales que Sc
provean de los siguientes nbros:
Morin.--Phonetic Method.
NORM. f Oral English.
Ginorio .---Metodo Racional.
..Janer .--Gram&tica Castallana.
y los otros requeridos en- Ell prospecto de
Ia Escuela de Verano que puedan con-
seguir. Aquellos que no tengan hbros
tendran que comprarlos a su llegada a
La Univesidad.
(Fdo.) j. j. OSUNA.
Director, Escuela de verano.
M University Of Porto Rico.
Rio Piedras, P. R.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-20
BARON.

sea la conciencia Ell Juez inexorable
y unico!
Y de mi ique podre 0 decirte Aida
querida? va no asisto a tu escuela, por
mi NAL ese tempo pas6 no vuelve.
Ahora mis- estudios son fuertes. muy
fuertes, y zen ellos cast nunca Sc llega
triunfar sino es con los amos, y de-
jando en- mitad del camino, ilusiones,
placer, ideales. Mi escuela Sc llama
Experiencia va voy aprendiendo.
Sigue siempre adelante, estudia con
verdadero entusiasmo, y 81 sufres 81
te s;entes desalentada triste, vente
pronto, que aqui te esperamos con
amor del alma.
Yuya SANCHEZ cAsTAEo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-20
;CuaI eS eI estiIO!

Es de 10 mas importante, antes de
hacer inversion alguna en- trajes que
pudieran no satisfacer sus deseos, va
que despues de salir del estableci-
miento refexionar en- que Ell traje
mo es hecho a su medida y no sabe
I'd. tampoco 81 ese es Ell estilo de tlti-
ma moda; tomarse Ell trahajo de pen.
sar un POGO en- la selection que ha de
hacerse y Ell establecimiento donde
efectuar su compra. Esa solucion Ia
encuentra I'd. facilmente 81 vis.ra
nuestra gran Fabrica y Sastreria de
ropa para caballeros donde 10 mismo
los trajes va hechos como los que Sc
hacen la medida paede I'd. exigir Ell
estilo de Ultima moda.
La elegancia que I'd. encontrara en-
los trajes que fabricamos no consiste
/ precisamente en- un bolsillo en- un
detal,e, sino en- las l:neas; en- Ell porte
| general del traje, y para esto conta-
mos con sastres expertos en- ell arte de
este ramo v de ahi que nos enorgulle-
cemos ell poder dar I'm servicio sin r.
val que toda persona de bien vestir
hallara 10 que desea, por muy exigente
que fuera en- nuestros estilos.
Ell CoRTE INGLES. es por todcs
sabido, el estilo mas preferido en- el
mundo de Ia moda Y honran nuestros
talleres este mismo distintivo I'll
CORTE INGLES"--, y cuando adop-
tamos ese nombre para nuestros trajeS
es porque decididamente estamos a la
altura de la fama.
Nuestros trajes de drill imperial de
! limo puro, asi tambien como palm
beach, genuine; gabardinas y cas1mi-
res ingleses, le daran satisfaction que
es 10 que I'd. desea, pues NADIA mas Sc
priede exigir y nosotros no podcmos
darle NADIA menos. La mejor garantia
que podemos ofrecer es la devolucicn
del importe integro que haya I'D. pa
gado, 81 no Queda enteramente salts
fecho.
Tenemos una completa existencia de
trajes en- todas las tallas y colores, en-
blancos tenemos los mejores, contando
con el drill blanco No. 100 que es
bien conocido por todas aquellas per-
sonas que les gusta vestir bien.
N,estros precios l6gicamente 10 ha-
ran psnsar que son mas econonicos
que los de ningun otro establecimien-
to, por ser fabricados nuestros trajes
con material importado directamente
de las principales fabricas de Inglate-
rra.
Tenemos existencia constante 3e dri-
les de hilo Ingles. de superior calidad
blancos y crudos en- todos los tonos y
Ell cliente que no quiera coulprar el
traje hecho quiera comprar Ell dril
para que Sc 10 haga su sastre, aQni
encontrara la mejor calidad de dril
que desee I'm precio muy razonable.
! lie ofrecemos nuestra casa en- la ca,
lie de San Jose No. 5, esperanto nos
honrara con una vista para que pueda
I'd. apreciar la personalidad lue 6an
los trajes hechos fabricados ell los
grandes talleres de,
EEL CORTE INGLES?"
San Jose st. No. 5, P. o. Box No 994,
Telefono No. 1923. San Juan. P. r.
Advt.
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DEPORT7VASDE "EL MULNDO"

cuando trat6 de coger al corredor en-
tercera con su tirada. Esto mismc hi
20 Guagua en- Humacao. trat6 de CO.
ger al corredor en- tercera.
Comprendo que esta discussion e.
una tonteria, pero Quiero demosttar que
Brown estaba equivocado al dar su
decision. Y no rectifico mi anterior
information. Brown es ell que tiene
que contestar ahora a 10 que 70 digc.
a los hecnos, 10 que dice la hga. Y
quiero demostrar que ell corredor pue-
de robarse una base despues de cuatro
bolas.
BOB MEusEL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-20

FL dia 13 de JUNO a peticion de
los fans de esta ciudad, no omitimos
gastos algunos para traer una buena
novena de pelota a nuestro campo
atletico.
Dado la fama de que goza la no.
vena Guayama Stars por su reconocida
reputation en- Ell campo de la pelota
tiebido los constantes triunfos que
ha ven.do adquiriendo dia tras dia
con novenas de reconocida fama, Ell
celebre David no quiso venir muy So
itario enfrentarse CON las estrellas
del Guamani, y vino reforzado con los
mejores jugadores que hoy componen
la novena "Ribosch" Y a bien decir
''las panteras' de la montana en- la
creencia que Ell Guayama Stars Ie que
ria dar una lechada, 10 pens6 bien
despu6s de todo, y pesar de su gran
cuadro Sc encontr6 con una derrota
inesperada.
Una gran concurrencia como de tres
mil almas Sc aglomeraron los lados
del diamante, la expectation era in
mensa, las panteras aIn no habian lie
gado, pero a las dos de la. tarde, y en-
vueltos en- una portentosa nube de
polvo, llegaron fos de la montana.
! venian risuefios todos, Mateo de la
Rosa fue ell primero en- lanzarse al
campo, luego Ell temible Gacho, Mano-
10 Garcia, Salvador Garcia, Chilino,
David Y otros.
Despues de una gran practica prei-
minar, los umpires Faberll6 y Garcia,
llaman a play, Y todos creiamos una
gran derrota para los Guayameses, pc
70 estos demostraban, como siempre han
hecho, una sangre fria y todos muy con
tentos. r
Siento infinite no poder detallar Ell
juego inning por inning, pero la i'm
portancia del mismo asi merece Sc hu-
biese hecho. Las panteras son silen-
ciadas por Gaviota, quien lanz6 adni-
rablemente por 'sGuayama Stars" CO.
mo siempre ha hecho, hasta .eel sexto
inning en- Ell cual Garcia pudo entrar
al hogar. En- Ell resto de los inning ST.
guientes, los de la monta1a lograron
darle 8 vueltas mas al circuito hacien-
do un total de 4 carreras y Ell Guayama
Stars 8.
Ell score es como sigue:
Cayey: 600 O01 100 A
Guayama Stars 100 $50 Tx 8
Baterias por Cayey, Chilino y MI
fiez; baterias por Guayama, Simon y
Gayiota.
Line UP por Guayama: Simon, Ga
viota. Guitard, Genoves, King, Sangu-
ri, Jubili, Franco y Bartolomei.
Line Up por Cayey: Nnfez, E1pidio,
Gacho, Mateo, Chilino, DaviI, Manolo
Garcia, salvador Garcia y Moncho.
Con este, saben que quedan invita-
das las novenas de la isla tales como
Mayagiez, Arecibo, y cualquier otra
novena que quiera este dispuesta
moler vidrio. Pronto sabra la isla
quienes somos en- Ell campo de la Pc
lota, pues va Sc estan llevando efec-
to las obras del Gran Stand.
BARON.
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Humacao, P. +
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RECORDANDOTE
PARA AIDA

recuerdos felices acuden en- tropel, y
entire ellos surgi6 por encima de todos
Ell recuerdo tuyo.
iC6mo estaras? No quedara en- ii
nj una sombra de 10 que fuiste para
nosotros, para mi? Mace va ltanto
tempo que no hablamos contigo b..
que apenas 81 tenemos noticias-s6
que has crecido mucho, que eres muy
estudiosa; por ESQ hoy te recuerdo
tanto, pues habras obtenido Ell mas
complete exito en- todos Gus examenes
iQuien sintio contigo tan gran ale
gria? 5Quien recibi6 aquellas buenas
notas que demostraban tu talento y
tu amor al estudio? "a que grado iras?
para Ell Quinto, para ell Sexto?
Tu cabecita a fuerza de pensar,
ihabra ensefiado Ell coraz6n a que nos
quiera mucho y nunca nos divide, o
por Ell contrario, medida que va pa
sando ell tempo, iremos resultando
personals casi extrafias para ii? ,Quien
pudiera saberlo, Aida querida :. Pc
70 no: til no puedes olvidarnos, la es-
cuela que educa, que enseia, que ele-
va ell coraz6n, te hara comprender que
aqui, .estamos esperanto que til vuel-
vas; te fuiste para venir mejor. TIL
hiciste como ell soldado que Sc va a
la guer v vuelve cargado de laure-
les. Asi til vendras a decirnos que
has aprendido mucho, que hablas In
giles, que te gusta ell Frances, que to-
cas- piano, y que quieres quedarte con
nosotros, vivir fehz como una mari
posa.
Isl vieras el Naranjali NADIA cam
bia en- Ell; son las mismas flores, los
mismos frutos de cuando nos deiaste.
Ell suave murmullo de las palmas Sc
meja un autom6vil que no 1lega. es
el de la nusi6n'' que nos esta di-
ciendo que va tl vendr&s algdn dia a
pagarnos esta deuda de amor que nos
debes: porque aqui lnadie te olvida!,
Isl te queremos tanto! IQuieres que
te cuente como estamos todos?
Mama, La buena mama nuestra, vi
We pendiente de ii; tu fuiste Ell Gltimo
de sus grandes amores, la Ultima for
del coraz6n cansado, y por ESQ, con-
tigo Sc fueron la mayor parte de sus
alegrias, y ahora est& siempre triste,
mira tu retrato y 10 vuelve mirar,
como 81 quisiera preguntarle y saber
como wives, que piensas, que quieres.
Papa? Papa esta mas viejo, pero
siempre fuerte, trabaja sin descanso.
Con frecuencia 10 vemos silencioso y
nadie Sc atreve interrumpirle, es que
adivinamos que esta pensando en- ii:
til lie preucupas mucho, acaso recuer-
da las dulzuras con que rode6 tu in
fancia, 10 bien que premi6 tus Carl
cias de nina! y ahora! Isl pudiera
ayudarte en- la vida! iCuanto afan no
pondria en- rodearte de bienestar, de
amor, de riqueza, para que vivieras
feliz y tranquila.
Frutito va no es ell Doctor de tus
lindas mufiecas, es todo un Profesio-
nal, que daria hasta su Ciencia para
curar la mas leve pena que pudiera
alcanzarte. lTan grande es Ell carino
que siempre te tiene!
Benicio tampoco te olv;da; trabaja
en- San Juan. GTd no lees La prensa?
En- ella dicen alguna que otra vez,
que salv6 un condenado, que ibr6
un infeliz del presidio: vive balan-
ceando la vida, creyendo que unos
hacen bien y que otros hacen NAL, pero
luchando por salvar todosi iY que
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DIRECTORIO PROFESSIONAL
PEDRO @. oUINoNEs

AVOCADO Y NOTARIO
Graduado de la Universidal de Penn
sylvania, Harvard y Puerto Rico.
Postula ante las Co1tes de Puerto Ri
CO y Corte Federal.
p. o. Box 1913. Tel, 143, S. j.
Edifcio N0A. San Juan, P. R.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-20
SENORA

Para cada uso de su tocado,
tiene Elizabeth Arden un prepa-
rado especial, que puede COM
prar en- "The Porto Rico Drug
Co... San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-20
BASE BALL

Soberbio triunfo del Guayama
Stars Seis de Las Panteras
del Ribosch" con tres juga-
dores de la High School nos VII
sitan ell dia 13 de JUNO.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
CREDITORS FINALLY
 ARE OUT OF LUCK
Lawyers Get Bulk of Estate But ''ButtOns" Collects Last S1.8

About l50 members Of the Hart ford Association Of Creditmen. of which the New Britain branch is part, adopted a motion last evening at a banquet at the Hotel Bnrritt 10 pc tition the aconGresmen and senators from Connecticut as well Us President Coolidge to support the Mellon plan for tax reduction.
 l.. W. Young. president of tn" asso- ciation, Was toastmastcr, Eri't ad- dresses Wcr" made by Isaac Back, who welcomed the men on behalf ot the hotel corporation. Chairman Of the Tax ComInitteo r. (. Gustcttrr. Arthur Mahoney, vice president of the New Haven association: William Walker Orr assistant secretary of the national association: Prank l.. odrN. former state secretary and now resi- dent manager ot the Institute Of mt val architecture at New York, and A. l.. Leach. state scrrrtary.
 The feature Of the evenings pro gram was q mocI; bankruptcy hearing which created considerable fun. The trial was supposed 10 b" th' final hearing in bankruptcy of th" Hart Conn Iobbing Co. Tht ease was built upon the alleged sale of merchandise Inventories at sI5.puo to (. h. Alton. for sl&1G.
 Judge N. C. Huugerford presided as referee. x, ", Larkum Of Hart forl was the bankrupt and WAS r D. resented hv Attorney John Joy.
 Daniel Bidwall ot HaItfori "aa trustee and wa. rnpr scented hy \,tor- ncy R. II. PhiIHns. ''~rI'torr wore Represented by AttorDryy Mortimer I. Camp and Stan]ov ]. Tra.'si,i. Wage claims wore ;3ale by A. NJ. E,c". II. L. Boarlman and Gro"g" T. ''ha1dlor. Corral Lindc'ot. rggr boy al n" Eur riit hotcl and brt'"r known known aS "Iuttons.' who |, oua of .hc .'- Fractions Of the hctrl. was telegraph
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
Fumigating Gas Fatal to
 Sandisfeld, Mass, Official

Winstnd. March i3.-Tnomas Fox. IS. a retired member Of the Brooklyn policc fore, who WAS reelected as first SC l.ctman and treasurer of the town of SaHdistlpld. Mass, at last Mondays town meeting died at th" Litchfield county hosp tal Iast night. With oth- - town officials of Sandishold Fox sunday morning tumigated house where ther. had bern d ccse Of scar j~t fever. H. Was taken i'll Sunday afternoon and was brought to tho nospital h"rc yesterday. l: is thought that th" fumes oi tho mGterih, used in fumigat,0g had something to do viih his death.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12

messenger.
 Thcrc were many funny parts of the hearing. One Of inc appraisers explained to the court that inventory was based on the current value of "kiiI-or-Curc" whiskey. which was sold to Mr. Larkum as being 100 per cent pure. but was found 10 be i0 per cent wool alcohol and 61 per cent vinegar.
 One c. tho assets Was an &ut 0 which was stored four months al q rental of S100 and then sold for si00 to pay the rent. Attorney Traceski. for the creditors. objected. stating ttat one O. tn" creditors said he had Seen in" bankrupt driving the car rc- gently. Mir. T.arkum explained that friends had purchased it for him. The explanation was accepted.
 Humorous features wcr" charges for services by attorneys which when itomiz"d. included conccaiing assets. etc. Tn" court ruled that Ines" We're reasonable. but on objections c: .Nttor- n.y Tracrski cut the figures down somewhat
 The amusing climax was th" ind ing Of sl.96 let for thc creditors, when a telegram suppcscI 10 conn rom Rcfer.e in Bankruptcy Edward NJ. Iromans on tn" Mediterranean, saiI "If ,hrro is anything left Of tho estate. lock il up pending my return 50 tha lawyers don't get it." Judge !InngerrorI announced that ali there was left WAS the sf.96 which "But- tons" collected for telegraph ices.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12

It was signed Captain"
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
IF KIDNEYS AND
 BLADDER BOTHER
Take sails to flush Kidneys and Ncu-
 tralizc irritating acids.

Kidney and bladder irritations often T. suit from uric acid. says noted au- thority. The kidneys filter this acid from the blood and pass it on 10 the bladder. N her" it mry remain 70 irri- tate and inflame, causing q burning, scaldius sensation, or setting up an ir- ritatioa at the neck Of the bladder obliging y0n 10 SC" relief two or three times during the night. The sufferer is in constant dread; the watcr passes sometimes with scalding sensation and is very profusc: again. there is difficulty in Noiding t.
 Bia lder weakness most folks cail it. because they cant control urination, While it is eAercmely annoying and sometimes very painful. this is often one Of tn" most simple ailments 70 overcome. Get about four ounces of lad Salts from your pharmacist and take q tablespoonful in d glass rf water before breakfast; continue this for two or three days. This will help ncutralize the acids ia tho urine so it TO longer is a source of irritation 70 ih, bladder and urinary organs, which then act normal again.
 lad Salts is Inexpensive, harmless and is made from tho acid Of grapes and lemon juice. combined with lithia. and is used by thousands Of folks who are subject 10 urinary disorders caused by uric acid irritation. Jad Salts is splendid for kidneys and causes no bad effects whatever.
 Here you have pleasant. eff"rvcs- cent lithia water drink. which often quickly relieves bladder irritation.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
Wins Race With Death
 In Dash From Pacific

Winsted. March l2.--Callcd home from California by a radio message informing him that his mother was $, riously ill, Frederick Parsons of Maybrook. N. G.. freight conductor OF the Central New England railroad arrived at the bedside of his mother. Mrs. William l.. Parsons Of East Ca naan few hours before her death. Parsons and his wife were touring the west on trip and as their exact whereabouts were unknown news Of his mothers illness was broadcast in the western states. Parsons heard the message in California and with his wife started at once for the east, ar irving q few hours before tho death mcSsCnCIr.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
STREAK OF HUMOR

DunoOn, Argyllshiro, March 12.- Rcv. John Fulton. minister of St. Johns United Free church here told his congregation recently that hc had discovered an unexpected streaS Of humor in the post office Upon suD- scribing for q telephone he was given th" number 'Dunoon 12S." The title of that number in the church hymnal
 was 'ilark How Heaven is Calling
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
NDlitN'S SECRET CHARM

In perfect health lies th" secret Of roman's charm which makes her fadiatc cheer and happiness whorce"c ahc gocs. No onc enjoys listening to the aches pains and wocS of @n ai,tng DEVIOUS irritablc woman. | 1l lr"r rod diiion is plainly stamped upon 'Frt" feature. Tn" most effective remedy for wom1n's ail lcnts otrr discovered has proved to b, Lydia r.. liukham's Vegetable C9mpound, Womrn are soon restored io health by it. use and gc- quirc the charm that health alone c1u give.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
String Is Tied to Offer
 Of Caliph to Hedjaz King

Jerusalem, March i2.--The Moslem supreme council declares tn" cali phatc vii! bc offered to King Husscin of the Hedjaz on condition that he use his best cndcavors toward cs- tablishment Of constitutional inle- pendent governments in all ttc Ara bic speaking countries coming under his CaIiphatc. The grand mufti and members of the supreme council and Palestine delegates ar" leaving for Trans. ordania to offer Husscin the Caliphatc on this condition.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
ALTO RUNS GAUNTLET

New Haven. March l2.-Tho police were asked today 10 watch for an au- tomoble 1922 model with wooden wheels which bore the scars Of bull lets as if il had run the gauntlet Of gunnrs. Two men were in the machine inc police of Hartford said. but no further information was given. A watch on all the outlying street was at once sci.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
lIeii's Wanted

Lost lIeirs"-A book filled with nan,cs for ,ost heirs and missing kin from different ports of the world. Chanccfy court of England. Ireland and I&ark or England. unclaimed Il. l.Nidrrd list furlu ted. Write for free bulletin. International Claim Agency j"pi, :S pittsburgh. Pa, [. $. A.
 --an.t
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
DRUGGIST HAD IIQIOR

New tla@nn, March i2.--Frcderic r Tioo,ls"ll. druggist. Of Mcridcn, ioda; Was held by the federal commission.
 r for trial in tho federal court on ho charaa of being in possession nr ,iuuor. He claimed it was in the store only for personal nsC.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12

New York. March l @.-Twenty-siX members Of the crew of the steamer Santiago reported to have sunk Go miles south Of Cape Hattcras are be lieyed to have been lost. according to officials of the New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co. owners Of the missing vessel.
 The Santiago which left Cicnfu"gos, Cuba. for New York March 4 with q cargo of sugar. carried crew of 35 men. Thc scant informati'a received by tine line officials say but nine mcm- bers of the crew have been accounted for.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
STEAMER SANTIAGO SINKS
 6O MILES OFF HATTERAS
Norw ci@ian Ship Reports Picking Up II Sur,iNoIr-2G Believed
 To Bc Lost

Charleston, $. C., March l2.--The steamship Santiago has sunk 50 miles south off Cape Hatteras. according to [ radio message intercepted today by the Charleston nav NIrd wireless station.
 The wireless message. sent by the Norwegian steamship Cissy. reported tl:" picking up of one life boat con- taining II survivors.
 The message was rec.Yed as fol- lows:
 Picked up lifcboat containing six sailors. four firemcn. one carpenter, from the steamer Santiago, which sunk GO miles south of Hattcras. No other lifeboats seen. Proceeding Bal timorc."
 II was sirnrI "Cantain"