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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-14
PONCA EST;1 MARAViL. OSA
SORTlJA JUNTO A UN E4i-
lLANTE LEClTlMO Y ST DUE
DE NOTAR ALGUNA DIFEREN-
CiA, DEvUELVANOSLA

Los briiisntes '.Rab. ~ posItivamente
lguelan los brillantes iegftimos. I'll mismo
respIandor. La misIna llama resplandeeiente,
los nismos desmmbrantes rayos de fuego vi
20 de arcosris, casi desaha ndo al Que ne
lido un experrn brillantes toda su vida.
ooneta al ''tabon" las mismas prue0As
Que usted sOmeteria brilante iegitimo.
Convenzase, a ST mismo de asombrosas
cuaIidades.
- USE I'm ERTLIANTE RADON POR
DIEz DIAS GRATIS. listed NO ARRIES-
GA NADIA 81 usted sus amigos pueden
aotar slguns difcreneia. devrelvanosla ls
garan.izamos la devolucion de dnero in
mediatanlente. Los n6meros 8 van mon
tados en- concha de oro de Il klates. Los
16meros 10 efecto de platino ma
cizo. Tamaho de kilate blanco azuado, ab-
so!usaments perfecto. No. 10. tsmaho de 2
kiistes.
Los gsrantiza
%.. %.a.. .',Ss45,Gns, pr 7.ins. NO EhVlE DINERO
solanente naeude, el tamaho de la sorti-
n en- una tirs d. papel que ue puita pun
"a Ia cubra aired edor del dedo Su sortija
le serA env,sda vuelta de correo. Cuando
10 lIegne depnsite C. el cartero el m0ntan-
te nGicado arrba, 81 dentro del plazo de
diez dlas resueye no quedarse con ella de-
vuelvsnosla obtenga su dinero "tra yea.
A fin de introducir
I'D A TE aues sros asornbrosos Bri-
Una IA lIantes @'Rabon". en-
viaremos enteramenta
gratis su pr+fereIc,a entire un par de yum
para pnEo le frente do orc s6lido,
bieu aiiler De cnrbata Uontado en- orc
solido aqueila~ personals que ordenen dos
mas SOrtijas. FSta oferta Sc mBntendrA en-
Sigentia por un( perfndo slimifadn de tempo
soiaaonte Enytenos pedido hoy mismo.
fHH- 1.ABON W.
Dent. S y.< s--. N.~ York,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15
PRINCES AIDES
TIGHTEN UP"
Say News Censorship to
Be Even More Strict

sYossEr. l. /. Sept, i5,-rhe ~,
lie hand OF equerrlss. secretaries
aides dc camp and so on surround.
ing the Prince OF Wales on his
American visit. got a real laugh out
OF the newspapers ''eovcriug" his
highncss today. when announcement
Was made that the censorship shield,
ing the prince from publicity would
be frightened
What with the incomplete and In.
accurate information concerning
wales plans which they have re.
ccivcd. tho correspondents were AZ
loss az 70 how the efforts 20 PR,
vent their learning OF the royal
movements could, be made strictcr.
The prince and his secretary,
Capt IRscolles. incensed BY failure
o. reporters 20 place too much credit
In some erroneous information con.
corning Wales engagements last
night dispensed with the customary
interview. Consequently the visit.
ors whereabouts was another Ions
Island mystery.
Yesterday a word war veteran.
apparently shell shocked. walked
calmly up TO tho Burden estate
where Wales Is staying.
What's yourssr inquired a state
trooper.
Il wish TO sec the prince"
what Hbout7"
That's our affair"
Right about" commanded tho
trooper. marching the man or.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15
YOU'LL find
III HERE

Alexander sumbardo. State College
Poultry graduate, goes East for
poultry research at Massachusetts
College OF Agriculture.
Alvin l.. Alexander. q. Ontario.
Canada. visiting with sister. Mrs.
Florence Hopkins, 3IS Tenth ave. n,
died Sunday at local hospital.
The minority has led in upiift OF
world against protest Of majority"
said Rev James Douglas Hudson. in
a sermon at Keystone Congregational
church.
The dead are ever present. and
an inspiration to the living" said
Rev. Russell +. Thrapp. in sermon
on "Glorifled Dead" at First Chris.
tian church.
DR.. Maud Parker. 702 Boyiston
ave. NJ. returned home from five
weeks tour OF eastern clinics.
Capt John Hayes, civil war vet.
eran. 2315 Boyer ave. 81 years old
Sunday. Eighteen relatives helped eel.
citrate.
Funeral OF Mrs. Charles slebert.
1914 Belmont ave. NJ, who died
Saturday after long Illness. to be
held at immaculate Conception
church, Tuesday. a. m.
w. Wiedeman. IS. died in ambu.
lance after taking gas in roomlng
house at SOC Seventh ave. S. Police
hunting relatives.
Fourteen arrested in gambling raid
at 4i6 Fifth ave. S. -Four taken I'm
similar raid at 51O Maynard ave.
Associated Improvement clubs OF
North End to meet Monday, 1870 p.
m. IN Green Lake library.
brotherhood OF man is not uni.
versally accepted" said Rev. Am.
brose Bailey in sermon at First Bap.
! list church. Race prejudice Is dem.
onstratlon Of the fact" he said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15
Suspect Suitcase,
Cops Find Liquor

Tho curiosity Of Pa,Folmsn b.
Peterson and r + Holbin was
aroused early Monday when they
saw d. u. Ely. IS. carrying a suit
case and handbag down First ave.
al Madison -. To satisfy their
curiosity they stopped Ely and took
a look into the baggage.
Moonshinc filled both suitcase aud
bag. and Ely was taken TO the
city Jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15
BAII-AINE ASKS ATTORNEY
GENERAL To INTERFERE

Ballaine directed a telegram %
Attorney General Harlan r, stone
demanding that he compel a. s
District Attorney Thomas Il, Re-
,one 10 take action to have the
fraudulent ticket withdrawn and
the perpetrators Of the fraud dealt
with. Ballaine claims the prcsi-
dental electoral ticket he filed with
the secretary Of state Is the only
enc that Is authorized
Ballaine further charged that Re
velie Was instigator OF tho move
pointing out that Cunntn CHA
formerly was an assistant u. s
district attorney and that Mis-,
Margaret oBrien. one OF the electors
named. formerly was a stcnographel
IN Reyelle's Office,
Cunningham wired La Toilette
that Ballaine lied about him, II,
charged Ballainc Is trying 90 disrupt
the Ia Toilette forces In the stat,
OF Washington,
you arc misiniormed as 20 the
character and ability OF the GROVE
who pre,ends 20 represent you here.
Cunningham wired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15

and began "a, construction Of a bal.
r0ny that o. 10 extend around tbs
entire room thus Swing greater
lounglnE accommodation next sra.
son. other wofkmen began placing
storm boards over the windows and
setting IN place tho Snoring beams
used 20 reinforce the building
against the weight OF the winter
7uows
Altho formal service ended az
Paradise inn today the park com,
plny announces the continuation u
informal winter service. as In for
mrr yehrr
National Park Inn. al Iougmlrc
Springs, also ended iia summer sea.
son today informal service being I'm
vogue there until thr start N che
winter season service. on December
Nc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15
a JUDGES SIT
Federal Court Rooms Scene
OF Activity

Cuuit ludEc Frank n Rudhn
and District judge q n Hourauin.
on Montana, Monday morning began
the fan sitting ot tho United states
circuit count ~ appeals with long
calendar os civil and criminal cases
In che north courtroom Jt the fed
crai building
AZ tho same time District Judge
Edward D. Cushman was hearing a
motion calendar la the south court.
room while District Judgr jeremiah
Nctcrcr was sitting Tor a motion
calendar In the judges library This
is the first time since the summer
vacation that there have been two
district courts In session here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15
SEASON is OVER
AT PARADISE
Last Tents Struck and Final
Bus Trips Made

PARADISE VALLEY, sept 10
Tho laAt tents were being struck and
preparation FOR the ending OF the
summer season. were under way aa
tho la-t stages leu Paradise valley
this afternoon, on their Last schcd.
ulod trip 20 the city from Paradise
Inn
As tho guests len the inn, earpsn.
tiers took possession ~ the big lobby
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15
c yzaG[hia Grey:
Former Friend Spurns Girl Who Is I'll; Wants
to Win Him Back
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey l am desperately in love with a man
who has seemed to deeply for me- But have been
very i'll for number of months and since then he is dis
an He always has when call him up and ask
HIM when ne coming He says he feel to-
ward me as before Please tell me how to win him back
eel as tho would be happy if could him, once
UNHAPPY.
No worth loving win friend
rst duty to get well this
thinking about this man much Why his
matter and give him up? Dwelling unappne
say to yourself that will be happy everything
,nnfide for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15
Mutilated Body of
School Girl Found

KINGSTON. =. T.. sept l5 The
mufllated body u Elizabeth Join
ron. I5.ycaroid AqufduCt school
girl. who had been missing from
her home since August H. war
found today Oh the 81 J0ssphH col
lrre grounds near Lake Caruegis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15

TIE auditing committee iu drawing
10 the city payroll
Drew wa dismissed from the de-
partmrul November D 1890. for
misconduct involving drunksnneEs
In 1899 De took examination Tor
pauolmun. but failed 20 pass The
civil service commission iu OctoDer
1898. reviewed Eir case. charges
against him having been Withdrawn.
Hs vac rr-inHfntsd on the eligible
ust aud resumed 5ciiye service
August q. 1884
DrrNa case was brought 10 lighi
during the investigation N the civil
service commission By The efficiency
committee ~ tho city council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15
ASK OPINION IN
COPS CASE
Blaine Wants TO Know II
Drew Is Eligible for Job

Corporation Counsel =. J. O.. Ken
urdy has been asked 90 determine
the legality of the Reinstatement %
Dennis J. Drew na lieutenant of
police by tho civil service COM
mission
A. l.. Blaine. chairman N the D.
nance committee and ulao chairman
~ the auditing committee ~ the
city council. asked Kennedy 20 pass
upon Drew'n status as guide 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15
Lost Kitten

Dear Miss Grey: VIII you please
rint this letter for met
Tuesday evening about 10 O'Clock
lady picked up my gray male kit.
en-. thinking perhaps It was lost. n
he will kindly return him ! will
daddy give her a kitten have here
he kitten that is lost was raised
nth my dog. and he is just awfully
oncsomc without him. The kitten
have here doesn't get along with
he dog at all, so I would be glnd
give It away.
Thanking you, Miss Grey.
MRS. Il. GARDNER,
1009h Howell ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15
CROWD
Kitsap Fair Opens at Port
Orchard Thursday

PORT ORCHARD, Wash Sept o..
This town la preparing for big
crowd this week when the second an
nusi KiFip County Fair opens
THURSDAY September ~ The fair viii
last nIK days
To care Tor the expected crowds,
large additional parking and camp,
ing space has been provided
Athletic Eports, n carnival dancing,
horae racing. and wild game live
stock. and poultry exhibits viii fsa.
turs tho program at tho fair grounds
and race track
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15
FIGHT ON over
LA TOILETTE
State Leaders in Battle Over
Progressive Electors

Because Of political iealousics and
squatbles tho progressiNes and Ia
Follcttc supporters % this state
have created such a hodge podgc ~
tanglos that solution 20 the affair
has been put up 10 Senator Robert
NJ Ia Toilette himself
In telegram 90 Ia Eollsttc.
Thomas N, Cunningham. who filed
the ia Toilette Independent Pro
gressiYc" ticket. launched an attack
upon John T. Bauaine. Who claims
10 be- the official manager % the
Ia F'olle,tc for president campaign
in a., state % Warrington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15
REyELLE DENIES CHARGES
MADE BY BALI.iINE

Revelle. answering Mr.. John +.
tSallaine's charges that two alleged
former employees OF United States
Attorney Thos. +. Reyelle were con-
nected with the Ia Toilette indie
pendent party ticket. said; MIR
Ballaine. when he made these
charges. could have known upon a
little investigation. that Margaret
O'Brien Is not. nor has been. con-
nected with his headquarters and Is
not member OF the staff % tho
United States attorneys office Of
this city. nor has she been since
the first OF January. 1894. Mr.
Baliaine could have further known
that Thomas Cunningham has no
official connection with Mr.. Re
vellc's headquarters. that the said
headquarters were under the man
agemcnt Of Mr.. James w. Harry
that Thomas Cunningham's assist
ance was rendered to Mr.. RcyeIle
because OF personal friendship ex-
listing over IL years Mr. Ballainc
could have further known that ]
had nothing 10 do with tho Ia Fol-
iette independent party ticket. knew
nothing about Il. and in no way
connected with the matter"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15
Admits He Swiped
Block and Tackle

GI1firH BIrrhHm carrying pinch
Bar. "a swivel link and 70 usar
block didn't appear entirely innocent
10 Pairolmrn ~. D. Brrz and g. a.
Jones. a. First ave- and Main ~.
Monday morning Under their que
uoninR. BIrcbam Be- sai1 ~ have a1.
mittsd taking tie stuff without
knowledge ~ the Owner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15
LITILE RRoTHER.s JOKE

For the love Of Mike, what's
iappened 10 the office? Did q
Brbage truck crash into it7"
mo. boss my little brother was
here this morning and no stuck
ripe banana into the electric fan"
youngstown Telegram.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15
Elderly Lady
Loses Sovinas

Dear MISS Grey: ! am an old
ady and I have no one but myself
o depend on, and l am hoping you
an help me.
Saturday morning. September 6,
lost s20--all / had-somewhere be-
ween Leschi park and town on the
able line or on Lake Burien line
etween Oak park station and Lev.
Il furniture store on Second and
Pine. ] can only hope some honest
,erson found Il and will see this in
our paper. ! will give reward.
MRS. r. r. CARVER,
II. 4, Box SOS. Seattle. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15
Wants Wow

Dear Miss Grey: / am writing to
,ou in hopes that you will have this
sneeea-,ssHsied- In your column and
hus enable me TO secure work.
TIM a young girl 20 years OF age. /
would like a job Of taking care OF
children. as / like them and have
lad experience with them. Other
york, such as homework, where
here would he little cooking. would
llso be appreciated.
ANXIOUS,
Redmond. Wash.
Cynthia Grey, ia in-0600, has this
Toung lady's name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15

Fny miles n wire are used In
the burglar alarm system o. a
store in London.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15

Cynthia Grey will receive
callers on Monday. Wednesday.
and Friday. from / to D. m.
and Tuesday snd Thursday.
from IL 10 IL q. m. at her Of
flee in The Star building. 1909
Seventh ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-15

Every Russian will be taught 4
read and write In the future.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-02-15
HE KEPT GOVERNMENT OF UNITED STATES -

Inc teapot Dome oil scandal began as a modest case
OF individual corruption 1t has grown and TODAY Il
looms up as the most frghtfu exposure of the whole
government OF our country. What until now only the
radicals denounced clearly and boldly-that the ost
democratic government of the world" is only the 1ln Of
finance captal-has become now common possession Of
lols ana millions OF the common people, Masses learn
poHVca wisdom not thru text books but thru expert
ence The Teapot Dome oil shame is the greatest mass
experience imaginable on the essence system and meth
cas- oil American democracy The shrapne Of the nano+
lone OIL scandal has cut horrible wound in the bod,,
OF Ce United States governmental system has ripped on
us "ooohe mas torn out its ntestines has covered
II with Its own tanned blood and excretion # stiDl
Inc odor nauseates not only the 10000 900 peon Of
OIIeo States but 1t spreads from Alaska to Mexico #
MS the entire Western Hemisphere Karl Mary sold
once OF young capitalism that capital was born with blood
ana art sweating out Of all its pores from head to toe
we can say OF aged capitalism turned into imperialism,
ulV It's oatnsome body is sweating blood and dirt and
OIL out OF all its pores from head to toe
The capitalist press speaks of individual kent noliti
cns ana government officials but is silent on the funda
mental truth 1t is not case of kept persons but Of
kept government.
everybody and everything is involved in the Teanot
DoHe OH shame The Republican Party as well as the
democratic The Harding administration as we'll as tba
Wilson and Coolidge administration. All aIoodors, 80
Ihe hauon are guilty With combined forces thav did
ther utmost to hand the treasures of the nation
worth hundreds Of millions, into the hands of the oil
i"aguaIeS Ihey are all PATRIOTS but al-Repubicans
ana democrats vying with another-have broken
Ine constitution have destroyed the laws to give the
2ganuc oil helds of the United States navy into the
oS OF the Sncairs the Dohenys, into the hands of the
standard Oil They have wel-ngh DESTROYED the mower
OF resistance OF the navy in case of war and at the sauna
tme they have stirred up dangers of war and nteren
o IN Mexico IN order to defend the oil interests of the
same Dohenys and Sinclairs
VINO OF all the powerful ones of the White House and
capital is not guilty? anu
PRESIDENT Harding knew that the government has no
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-02-15

right to give the naval oil fields into the hands Of
capitalists, but he tolerated this dirty business
DenOy, Secretary of the Navy of Hardness and
Coohdges cabinet signed the order which transfr5
te valuable oil reserves from the Navy Department r.
Uhe interior Department in spite of the opposition f al
navy olcers FALL Secretary of the Interior Of +bo
lSIulng administration, signed the leases which oa III
haVal oil heldsto the oil magnates Sinclair and Doben
= me investigation up to now has not shown whether.
secretary OF the Navy DENLY and Assistant Secrat Of
cHe Navy roosevelt have OF have not received money
from the OIL magnates, but it is clear that the b+R r.
the Assistant Secretary Of the Navy Archie RoeoIt
was PAID enpoye of the oil magnate Sinclair And tba
hVesugalon has shown clearly that Senator Fall fo,
q secretary OF the Interior received from Dohen e4Oo
ooO ana other big sums from Sinclair Dohenv was
Iolceo 70 say IN his testimony that he gave the money
70 Fal not only out of old friendship but out Of o7+7
Tor valuable services with the government raI7 49,
by Fall e'''eie "a hLin
Daugherty Acknowledgement in Hardness and coo1
loge CABINET knew everything about the shameful cor
IuVOh tne dissipation OF national wealth and the weak
eig Oh Che navy but he was occupied with the noso
Cu.,on o. communists that he did not prosecute the
guilty oil magnates and cabinet ministers
Who is not guilty in the COOLIDGE administ,.4i.,
and who dares to say that Coolidge himself is not
VINO is 90 naive as to believe that it was only nv bco
CaC the cunning, calculating Coolidge selected Silas
oIla"n ana l. W. Gregory his counsel to p1osocpto
partialy those guilty in the oil corruption? And who
'haC Coolidge did not know that Gregory form
81 ACtoneyGeneral of the United States had been in
Tue employ OF the source of corruption ITSELF the Dohenv
gopoIaton and that Silas Stravn is counsel for the
Texas Oil Company? 'V
Who of the whole Coolidge administration i irro-
cent? -0i = iiiiO-
Who OF the Harding administration is innocent2
ana VINO OF the Wilson administration was not GOV,
upt! Can 1t be simply chance that Doheny the oil mao
nate IN his testimony forced to admit that almost
~ tne members of the Wilson cabinet were also ennovos
# his oil corporation? 'iipioyeS
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-02-15

Secretary OF the Interior Lane Of the Wilson cabinet
Dohenys personal assistant the dirt and oil bust
DOheny hired him for $4,000 year and Doheny
stated Il made the agreement with him before he left
office as Secretary Of the Interior"
j. Cotter, assistant to Secretary Lane also became
hirelng OF Doheny. He is vice-presdent of Do
heny's corporation
Lindley NJ Garrison, Wilson's Secretary of War, is
the employee Of big banking firm which is the property
of Doheny
George Creel head of President Wilson'S Bureau Of
Propaganda, got money from Doheny to propagandize
Secretary OF the Navy Daniels grant to Doheny the
Teapot Dome Lease But Daniels could not be bought
because Doheny stated-Danels was an advocate Of
the interests OF the competing Standard Oil Company
And the most outstanding figure, McAdoo former
secretary OF the Treasury son-inaw of the late Ex
PRESIDENT Wilson, the present progressive presidential
candidate OF the Democratic Party? Doheny testified
1ha ne retained him for five years and paid him $780,
oOO and the oil magnate stated that he paid McAdoo this
immense sum IN order that he represent his oil interests
II he washington cabinet especially to win the support
OF the government for his capitalist interests AGAINST
mexico And we should not forget that this happened
shortly after McAdoo left the Office of Secretary of the
iIeaSuy out retained his other Office of being son-n
law OF Woodrow Wilson And we should not forget that
al tS happened during the time that President Wilson
mao unlimited dctatcal power over the nation and was
'Ie uhcfo"ned monarch of the United States
Inc whole cabinet Of Wilson later simplv bocano
me CABINET OF Doheny But that is only the appearance
Inc reality is that Wilson's cabinet even earlier before
II became Wilson's cabinet-was Doheny's cabinet Who
cares 70 deny that the cabinet of Harding and COOLIDGE
- any Llhg but the cabinet of Doheny Sinclair Rookie
eiie cary and j. p Morgan All of these cabinets car
y vi e AFFAIRS OF the government in behalf Of the bio
pCSts make peace declare war in the interests Of
-he magnates of finance capital few months aoo
aOle dispatches reported that Sinclair received Dro
'OStd 20 become king of Albania But he would hove
zen 1901 70 accept this proposal when he can be the
eai KING OF such mighty country as the United States
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-02-15
PRINCE BRIDES COME HG

crown Prince McAdoo the outstanding sOn-r-ri
l. woodrow Wilson, the man who IIovd Gaorcs sss
u Oetraylng 20,000OOOO Germans TO death r San
1lOH III secret pact with Clemenceau. the fouat 81
IecOIued IN the pages Of history becomes famous
iliOeC expensive cabinet member. Mr. DOheny test
'il@C wilson's son-in-law cost him S25OOOO
u course, McAdoo is quite busy explaining 81
ms connection with the" Teapot Dome" and his eg
'ion prove that he is the arch scoundrel Of the age
patriot
Fan disposed of the naval oil reserve, but faah
leases can be vOided and the oil recovered to the l
~, McAdoO states he received this huge sum to hH
Wilson to brow-beat the Mexican Government into a
ing the Doheny oil interests to steal the Mexican Oh
The arch scoundrel accepted fee for doing
winch might easily have led to war between The
McAdoo admits that the United States govern
under the directions Of papa Wilson did send no.
mexico backing up the interests Of his client 50
that ne earned his Fee
McAdOo was hired because he was the sOn7r~
the president, which was another way Of orlO"s
president
Three years ago Lloyd George, idol OF am
business men, erected barricades to prevent La1'
Ierlng Downing Street where he as the BRUSH
resided Mounted policemen advocated Oy -
penut politicians swinging their cuua e~.,3
MO the midst of labor parades and driving 'I e.
way from the sacred precincts Of Downing 80
hfee years the barricades blocked the L0naOn ora
ew days ago, the British Labor gOvernIs1Iss -. IA
lloyd Georges barricades to be removed. I
araders did not smash the barricades, Du
r1me Minister entered No 10 Downing ou.
them-Or was it perhaps because Of them