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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-25
DEATHS

Truitt. Charles ~. 81. Auburn, March
Low. Wen 4S. sea King St. March q
Sterling. EulUsS2 4pc 18th ave N
March 90.
Taylor Russell NJ. T.. isi3 summit
ave, March II.
jenkins, Baby. infant, leo \. sith St.
March -.
chermerhorn. Harriet Mollic. Al
4747 ieth ave. y. T.. March "a.
Bernard. William j.. Sc. oil summit
ave. March IS.
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as LANDS TO LEASE

FOR LEASE or years. ceres
Of splendid SOIL Groom house.
chicken houses. lots OF fruit. north
or city. sac per month.
Good t-roem house with bath: close
10 car line; north: adults: SIS per
month.
Of.MSTEAp REALTY
S1th and Greenwood
ST nset-l2iI ST nsot-6e02
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Wanted

Industrious men To buy .. and To-
farms in our !. s00-acre addition,
only ~ miles from Seattle. Can
furnish employment az good wages
30 n limited number helping clear
grounds for new golf club on tho
addition. Land sold on terms or
$50 20 800 down and $40 per
month. See owner. 30f Mutual
Life Bldg. First and Yesler.
MUST cell my 2 acres and home in
Des Molnes Business compelE me
10 stay In Seattle. Have large or
cf-qrd u "a fruit trees. apples,
pearr, PEACHES and cherries. some
berries. spring water. with electric
water System TO house: orc block
Off paved Highway: 4e-minute ride
from town. This Is = bargain fo-
the right party. VIII; takS $4,000
terms Call owner at ME lrse-i755.
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BIRTHS
MARRIAGE LICENSES

MARRIAGE LICENSES
Name and Residence. Age.
Armstrong. William H.. Seattle Legal
Bush. Margaret T.. Seattle =. lie gal
Wilson. Winfield s. Jr.. Seattle. III
Windsor. lone T.. Portland .......lS
Lunde. Filling. Seattle 1880. Legal
Ellingson, Bertha. Seattle -. Legal
Nobb. Frederick James. Victoria.
II. {. ................... 20
Prudhommc. Aldina. Victoria Il. G -
Northrunp. Norman. V-A~ouver,
u =. -
Stewart. Marion. Vancouver. +. C..3i
Jenner. Edward Hough. Seattle Ia
Mcerscheidt. lima ottonic. Scattle.Sl
Rife. Robert \. Concrete -. ,Isesal
Busted. Fannie a. Concrete Legal
Alexander. Eddie $. Seattle ......en
pcfoi. La Won ", seattle .......-.l3'
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10 SUBURBAN ACREAGE

BIG oFFER-Nesrly q OF an acre.
with wide frontage on paved Vic
tory way. Suburban business
property at Cedar Park: city
water: electricity: telephone. Very
low prices. Low taxes. This Is n
bargain. Located only 5 minutes
auto ride north OF city limits
Terms 500 cash. $40 monthly.
80 WALKER BLDG. MA lS-i7S9.
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Clarence E. Stohr

Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q q 2 9 2 2
FURNISHED COTTAGE
Well furnished. comfortable. 4-room
cottage. lot s0NtD0. garage. near
school and cur line. All improve
rnents in but paving. Price $500;
$3.50 cash. balance s2S monthly.
Mr.. FRAZIER.
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Empire Builders Co.

o. ". WILLIAMS BREAKFAST
NoOKs. French doors. non-col-
lapslhic ironing boards. cabinets.
cupboards aud other built-in fca-
lures add beauty. convenience and
selling value TO your home. Made
of best materials and highest
grade workmanship and construc-
tion. and sold ut "from-factory-
dIrcct-to-you' prices. Send for
FREE illustrated Catalogue for
helpful suggestions on how to Inn
prove your home. o. II. WILL
LIAMS CO. SASH and DOORS. 1897
Ffrst ave. s., Seattle.
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FINANCIAL

WILL purchaEe limited number
SCANDINAVIAN AAE RICAE
BANK warrants at I0ss OF the
original amount. Bring your war
rants with you. s. ii. PUTNAM
3zs Railway Exchange Bldg, Sc
attic.
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BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

WILL sacrifice small Furnished naf,
three rooms rented, pays over ex-
pensea. walking distance: 1855 for
QUICK sale. 1g1G-D Terry.
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New Home

II you want new home. 70 and
look at tho house AZ soi7 18th ave.
". w. and come and tell US what
you can do.
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81 REAL ESTATE LOANS

PLACE Of twelve housek eepin,.
rooms for sale. Must sell on ac-
count sickness 4lD Jefferson
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kUTos FOR SALE
LooK--SPECIALS

L00K--SPECIALS
Here iA your chance 20 get good
used car at a real bargain. Look
them over
1850 Maxwell Touring ...".u'iis
1919 overland 90 Touring u,,,. 1876
. eords, your choice .",",,n 7S
1880 Ford Coupe .",..,., 900
loso Overland Roadster ...,, 215
lp2o Overland Touring ".,. ESQ
1891 Ford sedan steal .,.,.. $50
1928 Ford sedan, just like new, TOO
1899 Case Touring. new rubber. $40
40 othor cars I'm Stock, Guaranteed
batteries. Terms and rTadeH
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FIRST mortgage money in large or
small amounts on improved city or
farm property. Prudential Saw
lnss 4 Loan Association, 1895
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Sc CHATTEL AND COL
LATERAL LOANS

Workingnan's Loan Co.
Organized TO make loans TO SAL
AIRED people and HOUSE
KEEPERS on their personal note
No security or indorsers. LOANS
also on FURNITURE. PIANOS
etc. See us for a quick loan
1907 SEABOARD BLDG.
10th Floor Fourth and Pike
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-12
sIMpATICA BoDA

Han undo para siempre sus des-
tinos por los lazos sacrosantes e
indr.oiubles del matrimonio los ,es-
timables jovenes de esta ciudad, Sa-
lone Negron, bella Y delicada flor,
dechado de virtudes, Y Onofre Pla-
mas, elemento muy apreciado por sus
grandes virtudes cfvicas.
La. ceremonial nupcial Sc celebro en-
la Cathedral, oficiando Ell Padre Eche-
varria.
Despues de la ceremonial los con-
currentes fueron esplendidamente OBJ
sequiados en- la Residential de los es-
pesos Funallet-Bobe, y Sc bald
hasta tarde, ~pasandose muy gratas
horas entire Ell bullicio Y la animation
de las alegres v ~vivarachas mucha-
chas.
Ell MUNDO desea que la felicidad
refine por siempre en- ell nuevo hogan
que Sc constitute v extiende sus fe-
licitaciones a los c6nyuges.
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CONATo DE INCENDIO EN-
MIRAMAR

Anoche, Ell la Gale del Ferrocarril,
en- Miramar, Sc declare un incendio en-
una casa propiedad' de Don Rosendo
Argato, ell cual afortunadamente fue
sofocado por La pronta Intervention de
los bomberos y policia.
Ell fuego empez6 por la planta ba-
ia de la casa, pues esta es de dos
plantas, en- habitaci6n habitada
por la Sra. Carmen Lopez, queman-
dose ~colchoneta, un mosquitero, y
empezando a quemarse las paroles. La
sehora Lopez no pudo ser sacada a
tempo, por 10 que sufri6 q~uemaduras
de bastante gravedad, siendo asistida
en- la sala de Socorros de primera in
tenci6n y pasando luego a SUI residen-
cia. m~
/. No hubo que lamentar mayores con-
secuencias debido a la eficacia con que
los bomberos procedieron a sofocar ell
incendio en- sus commences.
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Ell DR.. CAPO DECLARE QUE Sc
HA SORPRENDIDO AL YER SU
NOMgRE EN- Ell COMITE REPU-
BLICANO PURO

San Juan, P. R., mayo 10, 1924
Sr. Director de Ell MUNDO,
San Juan, P. R.
Senior:
lie a~gradecere de publication en- su
rotativo a estas lineas que me per-
mito dirigir al plblico con respecto
"a mis- actuaciones polfticas, despues
de la decision de la asamblea Repu-
blicana de Mayagiiez, toda~ vez que
mi nombre ha vuelto a aparecer en-
un comite despues de haber expresa-
do mi resolution de no militar en-
partido politico alguno en- Puerto
Rico.
Carta dirigida al Sr. Lcdo. Marti-
neg Nadal, Presidente del Partido
Republican, Puro.
Lcdo. Rafael Martinez Nadal,
Presidente del Partido, Republican,
Puro,
San Juan, P. r.
Mi distinguish amigo:
Me he sorprendido al yer mi NOM
bre fgurar en- ell Comite Republica'
no Puro, toda e que manifesto al
| Comite Republican, Puertorriqueno
Local de San Juan, y del cual era
miembro, mi intencion de no figurag
en- partido politico alguno, despues
. de 10 ocurrido en- la Asamblea Repu-
blicana de Mayagiiez.
Els mi deseo hacer saber a I'd.
que como no quiero militar en- min.
gun partido, sc sirva desligar M
nombre como miembro del comite Re
publicano Puro, que fue electo en- Ia
asamblea del teatro.
Sin otro particular a. que referIr-
me, quedo de I'd. a sus ordenes, de-
seandole toda clase de suerte en- e
nuevo rumbo que I'd. Sc ha trazadc
en- la politica puertorriquena.
Suyo sinceramente,
DIR. F. j. CAPO JR.
Deseo ANTICIPATE, Sr. Director, las
gracias por la insertion de estas Ii
meas, y quedo de I'd. agradecido,
S. S.
DR.. F. j. CAPO JR.
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BALE DE LAS FLORES EN- Ell
CASINO ESPANOL DE RIO
PIEDRAS

Hemos recibido galante invitacion
del Presidente del Casino Espanol
de Rio Piedras para asistir a un So
berbio bale de las flores que ha de
c~elebrarse en- sus salones ell dfa diez
y ocho de este mes.
Como siempre ell Casino Espanol
de Rio Piedras, Sc vera rebesante
esa noche de bellas Y fragantes fo-
res del jardin social de esa ciudad,
por 10 que dicho festival, ha de ser
uno de los acontecimientos soeiales
de la ~quincena.
Felicitamos a la directiva por las
muchas iniciativas que Sc toma y, es-
timamos en- TODD 10 que vale la in
~vitacion recibida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-12
LABOR vERDADERAMENTE
MERITORIA

Muy pronto vera la luz pdblica una
obra muy interesante y que. reviste
gran i~mportancia. Sc trata de la histo-
ria del quito pueblo de Yauco, desde
su fundaci6n hasta nuestros dias. es-
crita por los cultos 9 ilustrados amigos
de esa ciudad, Seiiores Juan Masini,
G.. Rios Lavienna, ). M. vivaldi, Y
Andres Mattel. Sc proponen dichos
amigos hacer n historic detallada de
todos los acontecimientos importantes
que han ocurrido en- esa poblaci6n, asf
como presentar information graica de
gran interes.
La obra tiene todas las simpatias
del pueblo de Yauco, habiendo ell acau-
dalado propietario de esa ciudad, Don
Arturo Lluveras, ofrecido prestar TO-
da su cooperation y ayuda al mejor
6xito de la obra. I'm ibro de esa cla-
Sc tiene n gran Importance hist6-
RIGA y viene a enriquecer notablemen-
te nuestra ~bibliograffa insular.
La obra ha de resultar amena y cas-
tizamente escrita dadas las plumas que
en- ella han de colaborar, y sera AGO.
gida con verdadero interes por todos
los amantes de esta clase de literature
EN- nuestra isla. Ell MUNDO Sc COM
place en- extender sus mas sinceras fell
citaciones a los autores de la obra por
la labor meritoria que realizan-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-12
BALE DE CONFIANZA EN-
q. CAYEY

Suscrita por ell DR.. E. Gil Rivera,
Presidente del Cfrculo Union de la
ciudad de Cayey, hemos recibido aten
ia ~invitacion para asistir a un es-
plendido bale de confianza que Sc
celebrara en- los salones de dicho
centric social Ell jueves ounce del CO.
rriente mes.
A~gradecemos mucho la invitacion
recibida Y deseamos que dicho festi-
val resulte un exito para sus orga-
nizadores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-12

, Rafael Martinez Nadal, creador IN
MENTE del nuevo Partido Progresis-
"a, carece de autoridad moral para hoy
abogar por los derechos del pueblo que
supone 81 co~ncuicados. I'm tribune co.
mo este que en- repetidas ocasiones Sc
manifesto en Ell teatro La Perla, hoy
On ruinas, en- 81 Teatro Broadway, de
: Ponce, y en- el libte hemiciclo de nues-
i ira oamara de Representatives. en- con-
ira de las legitimas aspiraciones de
Ia clase obrera que en- la dignidad de
SUI pobreza suefa con crearse una bril-
ilante posici6n N nuestro reducido
mundo social por Ell estudio y el amor
al trabajo, no debe solicitar de ese
pueblo, cuyas aspiraciones nc tuvieron
81 solidaridad y simpatias en- momen-
tos en- que Sc abog6 por Ia Suppression
de nuestrcs planteles pIblicos de Sc
gunda ensefianza, de La reduction de
partidas en- nuestro presupuesto insular
que disponia la compra de material de
estudtos, ETC., su confianza y endoso,
,porque positivamente no 10 merece.
FL pueblo, mi pueblo, facil de dar-
! sele forrna al antojo y capricho de
clialquier audaz, de conducirlo por SEN
deros bien torcidos, de ~extraviarlo en-
Ia opinion publica sensata que en- es-
tos momentos queda bien orientada en-
: Ia Albania Portorriquefia, hoy olvida
al Martinez Nadal, que en- sus ideas y
procedimientos legislativos fue In enc
migo personal suyo de muy alto relie-
We. Sc solaza Ell pueblo, porque en-
srs horas de expansion y algeria, ba-
jara Ell seior Martinez Nadal a codear-
70 con elementos populares, alegres y
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Ell LIDER CARROT oFRECE DU.
PLICAR Ell NUMERo DE
REPUBLICANOS

Naguabo, P. r., 1924.
Lcdo. Tous Soto,
Ponce,
Puede contar absolute lealtad eS-
tie comite. Confio duplicar ndmero
clectores republicanos pr6xima
election. Aviseme 81 es verdad vie
ne listed Humacao proximo domin-
go. CARROT.
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EN- LA REUNION coNJuNTA.
continuation oe la paein. -

autoridades insulares primero y luego
ante las autoridades federales y ante
= oil Congreso de los ZEE. UU.
g. Sc acord6 verifcar la Conven-
ci6n del Partido en- Ell mes de julio 81
no ocurriesen successes extraordinarios
que requirieran verifcar una Conven-
Y Y ci6n -e~xtaordinaria, Y someter al ''refe-
rendum'' del Partido la necesidad de
celebrar la Convention O~rdinaria en-
-.~San Juan.
Los acuerdos de caracter econ6mico-
industrial de la Federation Iibre de
los Trabajadores de Puerto Rico, seran
X 8 dados a conocer al plblico por ell Sc,
cretario Rafael Alfonso.
49, Como Delegates v representatives Sc
iue halIaban presentes: Santiago Iglesias,
Prudencio Rivera Martinez, Bolivar Pa
gan, Alfonso Torres, Rafael Alfonso, 10
Sc Ferrer v Ferrer, Max Mattel Rivera,
il Nemesio Morales, Bias oliveras, Miguel
= Bernard Silva, b. ochart, Manuel F.
% Rojas. Francisco Lebr6n, Enrique Gar
oiTn cfa, Esteban Berries, Agustin Alamo,
a., Ramon M. Figueroa, Alfonso Ruiz, p.
: Vega Santos, Arturo Arnaldi, Gonzalo
Alexandra. Justo Morales, Domingo Ole
rs IA. Crist6bal del Campo, Ramon s. Sc.
M. pdlveda, Andres Ards Rivera, Felix Ri
s3s vera, Felix Fuentes, Francisco Colon
Gordiau, Epifanio Fiz Jimenez, Julio
Ia Aybas, Jesus Maria Baizac, Esteban Pa
e dilla, Vicente Medina, Nicomedes Rive
ra,4 virgilio Maldonado, Rafael r. Dapc-
ns, jose M. Pereira, Juan Rivera, Cruz
Perez Escobar, Antonio Arroyo, Fran
! cisco Pas GraneIa y Limo Padre Rive
. /. RI.
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Ell BASE BALL DE AVER

Ponce, Mayo II, 1924.
Ell MUNDo,
San Juan.
Juego de La mafana: San Juan dos
y Ponce cero. Baterias Chechon y Qua
qua por Atleticos. San y Hoyos por
Ponce. Chechon cargado en- hombros.
Juego de La tarde: Ponce dos y San
Juan una. Gamis y Nero colosales en-
sus puestos. Carreras hechas por
error ambos bandos. Mucho ertusias-
mo para juegos Cayey.
Resultado de los juegos en- Cayey:
Por La mafiana: Humacao s. Riboch
3. Por la tarde: Humaco Q. Riboch 5.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-12
CAMBIO DE Residential

Ell DR.. Orsini, professor en- Glen
cias %oculta, anuncia a su numerosa
clientele que ha trasladado su off
Gina a la Gale San Jose No. 45
dcpde tiene ell placer de ponerse a
la orden del quito p1blico dc esta
capital.
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TRADUCCIoN


ns,se j. Ponce, 1924.
asD''s1e Hon. Horace M. Towner,-Gober-
a1 ~ nador de Puerto Rico.
ssss " San Juan, p. r.
,ass2a
g'Essss.s Las AsamDieas ue los partidos
a. ~, convinieron formar una c~oalici6n
~ bajo Ell programa aprobado por una
anya.y,s ccmisi6n ~conjunta para obtener uni
dad de p~rop6sito y acci6n en- la
= = soluci6n de todos los problemas pd-
..Ua blicos. Reciba seguridades de res
~ ygq peto y cooperation.
.ST"~ lido. } Tous SOTO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-12
LA ALBANIA oFREcE AL CO.
BERNADoR TowNER SEGURI-
DADEs DE REsPETo Y CoNsI-
DERACION
Ponce, 1924.

Ponce, 1924.
Hon. Horace M. Towner, Governor
Of Porto Rico.
San Juan.
Assemblies Parties agree form
coalission under program approved
Joint commission to obtain unity
Of purpose and action solution all
public problems. Receive assurances
respect and cooperation. -ToUs
SOTO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-12
ADULTERADoREs DE LECHE

La Corte de Distrito de Arecibo
sentenced a Calixto Castro y a Fer
nando Toledo, de Hatillo, a IS dias
de carcel y page de costas por adul-
teracion de leche.
Ell Departments de Sandal Sc
ha propuesto acabar con los adulte-
radores de leche y otros alimentos Y
esta librando una activa campana
contra eIlos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-12
mo THEME sIRvIENTA2

Por un dollar puede tener n al dfa
siguiente. Ell MUNDo lie hara este SER
vicio. Utilize nuestra seccion de anun-
clos. clasifcados. r
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siLvEsTRE FEiJoo
PractiCantO

PrdCtICant0
En- su domiciIio, Monjas No. z,
trabaja de 81 profession todos los
dias de 9 a II A M. y de 8 a s
P. M. Tel. SIS verde. Aparato
o07, San Juan, p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-12

AsoCIACIoN DE PRODUCToRES
DE AzUcAR DE PUERTO RICO
Gable de Azhcar
Mayo 10-8:00 P. M.
Mercado firme. Ofertas de Cuba a
81. 25 Csc .03) para embarque en- ma
yo y JUNO. Quizas habrian comprado-
res a Alb ($5. 9O) para embarque en-
mayo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-12
EsTA CON LA LLAMA
San Lorenzo. Mayo II. 1924

zoe 3 San Lorenzo, Mayo II, 1924.
director de Ell MUNDo,
F1'S''Ss San Juan.
Estoy cen aianza, pero quiero per-
manecer independence hasta conocer
sus bases.
Agustin Fortufo SELLES.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-12

SOLO Hay UE sBRoM0 QUI-
NINA, que es LAXATIVE BRO
MO QUININA. La irma de E. W.
GROVE Sc balla en- cada eajita. Sc
usa Dor TODD ell mundo para eurar
resfriados en- nm dia-
Adut.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-12

Agustin Fortufio SELLESa
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-28
SUPREME COURT Is
CALM, DESPITE MANY
RUMlRS NOW ALL AT.
LaF oIlett rs Assaults Not Wor-
rying Ju. Hices-CoIrt Sits and
Const tuition Still Rules
BY HARRY B. HUNT 81
NEA. Service Writer

WASHINGTON, Oct. 28.-Calm,
deliberate. gsedately judicial, the
supreme Cou TT Of these Unitea
States OF Ans RIGA pursues the even
tenor Of It's way, seemingly una
ware of She dire things that less
sober-mind.7d folks say is likely to
happen to it should the Progressiv-
Independent pr esidential ticket go
"oyer the top on election day.
BY comparison with the calm that
enshrouds the Supreme Court, the
alleged calm abo ut the White House
becomes a tumul suous riot.
Both the exec tive and legisla-
tive branches of the government
and the various can, iidates therefor
have been all worked up over what
La Toilette has sugge sted he would
like to have done to the judicial
branch. Party spellbin7ers and edi-
torfal writer's have elaborated at
length on the direful threa in the
La Toilette program.
AS the branch of the gov ernn. emf
directly interested, it occurred 10
me the court itself might reflect
similar interest. If the dang er had
reached as bad a pass as tine cam
paign oratory seemed to ind icaIe,
probably the honorable judges were
already looking around for other
employment. At least they must
show traces of the uncertainty and
strain
But a visit to the court reveals
nary a trace Of tension or anxiety.
For all Chief Justice Taft and his.
eight associate justices show Of
worry or distress. the millennium
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-28
LESLIE

Rev. II. J. Johnston, who receiy.
ed an indefinite call as pastor Of
the Leslie Baptist church, has an
nounced to the church that he will
not serve them; that he has accept
ed call to the hazelhurst Baptist
church.
Miss Lucy Furlow spent Satur-
day at he rhome ia Americas.
Mrs. J. j. Sloan, who has been
confined to her bed most of the
tin e for several months, has been
much worse for several days.
The PIT. A. of Union High viii
put on a Halloween Program"
Friday evening. During the even
ing contests and games will be en-
joyed
Refreshments will be sold for the
benefit Of the Parent-Teacher AS
sociation. The proceeds will be
spent for stage furniture.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Harris and
two children, Ruth and Frederick,
left Sunday for their home in Mt.
Vernon, after visit to relatives
and friends in Leslie.
The F'arent-Teacher Association
had a splendid program Thursday
afternoon at the school auditorium.
The attendance was very encourag-
ing to the president, Mrs. w. T.
Anderson. The pot plant given to
the room having the most represent
alton at the meeting went to the
rooms Of Miss Gladys Taylor and
Mrs. W. L. Lamb, as there was
tie.
Mr.. b. J. Ranew went to Albany
Friday on business.
Marjorie Anderson, who has been
i'll the past week is able to be up
again.
The books donated to Union High
school library Friday afternoon will
be very helpful addition to those
already in the library. The book
committee wish to thank you for
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fter having been sealed by automa-
tic canning machines. II internal
defects exist they can be readily dis
covered by turning on the light
Examination OF the interiors of
boxes, trunks and suitcases. Thus
smuggling, booze running and all
that sort Of thing can be detected,
while commercial value is attach
ed to ibis method of penetration.
Walls can be pierced for defects
in plumbing, or plastering or weed
work. All ills of house eau be
readily diagnosed and corrected
without ripping out great sections
Of the building.
jewelers. can penetrate a gem
and detect whether or not they are
spurious.
Laboratory equipment can be
searched for physical properties
which heretofore have defied dis
covery.
This, generally, is Just begin
ming.
ct is quite likely that other prac-
teal applications not at present
known will develop as mo1e eSten-
sive use is given, " says a statement
from the laboratory.
Meanwhile the poker club scenes
will have to be limited to cartoons
and bedroom scenes to farces and
divorce courts.
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beware B0ofTeggers! S7eUfFS VIII
New X-Rdy Light VIII Surely Get You
Walls That Had Cars" Now
Have eyes" - Bricks No
Protection.
BY GENE COFIN
NEA Service Writer

SCHENECTADY, N. Y, Oct. "a.
THANKS to Dr.. w. D. Coolidge
and his scientific colleagues at the
General Electric Research Labo"a-
tories here, the advantage Of being
OH the outside looking in are nav
greatly increased.
The man with the inicok is g)ing
to have a much more certain Out
lcok.
And. whereas the walls had
ears" they now have eyes as well.
For the announcement has been
made that the inventors have de-
yised a portable X-ray machine
which viii pierce walls and floors,
suit cases and trunks quite as readi-
~ as the X-ray Of old penetrated
the body and revealed a broken rib.
But to what extent is human pri-
vacy to be invaded? That is the
question that floods laboratory mails
since the device was announced.
Experiments thus far do not in
dictate that personal privacy will be
greatly endangered. for the time at
least.
Mr.. X can go to the Wednesday
night poker club with reasonable
assurance that Mrs. X is not on tie
outside tuning up the X-ray machine
and looking in on him. Nor has it
been perfected to that stage Were
it will be Of material advantage to
seekers of divorce evidence.
But that day may come, it is pre-
dicted, for the instrument is sill
largely a laboratory experiment ard
potentialities can only be guessed
at.
However, it may be a life-sa 2,n9
first-aid to the overworked pro NH
ton officer. Trunks and suitcases
can be penetrated by the rays AID
such laws of search rights as eNisi
may have to be changed to cover
peep-rights as we'll.
The little machine is so easil5
carried about that almost any prohi-
bition officer, revenue agent or ces
tom official could pack it about. /
weighs but 80 pounds, occupies {
space Of 7x8x10 inches and can b,