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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-16
La TRADIGON

1Ad1Ud, qu6 Ielld Su AciLlds Sc 4O1uAdbd
por las mozas mozos del Pueblo, yen
do la vanguardia los viejos, y era
rresidida por la charanga colnpuesta
del cuatro. Ell tiple, la guitarra y Ell
ind spensable guiro, rtstico inst1unten
to ore atm deja sentir en- nIestraS es
,mera ldinas sierras ell rasgueo de sus ra
ros sonidos. La parranda, repetilnos,
con esta orQuesta de instrumentos favo
ritos de la TERRA, rompia Ell fae.0 de
sus ataQues de placer vista ndo alter
nativamente las casas de los vecinos
en- Ell Pueblo; en- ell campo, a las fa-8
n1ilias del Barrio. entonando en- c1 ba-
tey, compass de la Elusica, la drlees
cantata con eYpresivos versos. va en-
decimas, coplas qlintilias sobre asup
tos del dia topicos de actuahdad,
caya grata sonata conserva arm Ia
musa popular la Iglesta Cat6lica en-.
sus mananeras misas de- agHinaldp.
Arriba la parranda, Sc seryia una me-
sa, y no era juguete aqueI airoz con
cucurucho Y los mlltiples " variados
dulces criollos que Sc repartian entire
los parroquianos. Mesa quita v me
sa puesta''; como graciosamentc de-
clan nnestros candorosos jibaros, re-
cordando las bienandanzas de aque-
los buenos tiempos, que como las got
londrinas de B6cquer.. mo volveran.. u !
Cuando leemos las feices descripcio
nes que de, estas fiestas regienales nos
hace con mano maestro ell viejo litera
to patricia don Manuel Fernandez
Junces, nos sentimos transportadcs co..
mo por 6encanto, a aquellas ,dulccs v
|venturosas epocas del pasado feliz y
dichoso de nuestros mayores. que sim
theron. la algeria de la vida con La es-
pontapea sineeridad de costumbres pa
triarcales, en- que todo era de todos, y
gozaron de las dulzuras de una edad
brillante, que contaba entire sus ext
nlios aTtistas, con un Juan Campos,
principe de la musica Puertorriquena,
que reeogia en- Ell pentagrama las pal
pitaciones emocionantes del Pueblo,
las hondas sentimentales de la juven-
tud, y las traducia en- hndisirnas dan
zas, reveladoras de las dulces ansias,
los anhelos, los amores, las esperanzas,
los desyios, los dolores, y los ensuefios
amorosos y patrioticos de los mobiles
hijos de esta bella Tsla del Caribe..!
"Recordar, es vivir''; es vivir, 60
zando de los dulces recuerdos del pa
sado, contemplando traves de los
amos idoss como Sc admira la brillante
perspective de la luz, descompuesta
traves del eter, fernando caprichosa-
mente los belhsimos colores del pris-.
ma. Asi la tradicion: que, vista a ira
,ves del tempo, tiene para nosotros,
los jovenes del presente, la adoracion
y Ell venerable quito que Sc guarda re-
al inapreciable tesoro de
nuestras costumbres PATRTAS, que
como santo legado debennos co1lser-
var con la misma FE y con ell misino
intense amor cue pusieron en- nuestras
almas nuestras arrlorosas MADRES,
santifcadas por Ell amor. inspiradass
por ell ritmo melodioso de las divinas
danzas del gran Campos, y connovi-
das por las notas patrioticas de la
immortal BORINQUERA, que sinulan
al alma de nuestro amado PUEBLO,
musitando fervorosamente una sentida
oraci6n DIoS, por su LTBERTAD "
por su FELICIDADl!l |
J. Antonio Yordan ANToNGIoRGI,
Alurnno de 80. grado
rNso 1n06N.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-16
poNGA EsTA MARAyILosA soRTIJA JUNTo UN BRILLANTR
LEGITIMO, ST PUEDE ALGUNA
= ,DIFERENCIA DEVUELVANOSLA eWazsEmHEs

! Los brillantes IRA
b o NJ positivamente
igualan a los brIi'ante'
legftimos. Ell mismt
resplandor, la mismf
Hama resplandeciente
los mismos deslumbran
tes rayos de fuego vi
yo de arco-iris, cas-,
desa fiando al que ha 81
do un experto en- bri
llaates toda sc vida. So
meta al Radon a
las mismas pruehas Z
que asted xonIeteria ur
brillante legftimo, con
veHzase a 81 mismo d.
sus asOmbrosas cual'
dades.
USE UN BRHLAN
TIE RADON POR
DIEZ DIAS GRATIS
I'D. NO ARRIESGA
NADIA. ST usted 0 sus
amigos pueden notal
alguna diferencia, de
yuelvanoslo y lie garsn
tizamos Ia devoluci6r
de su dinero inmedia
tamente. Los nGmer04.
s v 9 van v1ontados en-
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sDEsEA uD. uN EMp1EADo7

1Por que no darlo q conocer en- La
seccf6n de anuncios clasifcados dc Ell
MUNDo, por ser leida por miles de
personals? Haga una prueba4 y Queda-
"a satisfecho. a 81 %
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concha de orc de IA kilatss. Los nimeros 5,
mano de kilate, blanco azulado, absoutamente
incondicionalmeIrte por 20 amos.
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.Guayanilla, Die. 1924.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-27
Cynthia Grey
This Is 1924-an Age of Equality in Sexes
You Can Hold Your Own With Any
Man." So Writes Former University Girl
in Answer to Unhappy"
BY CYNTHIA GREY

nEAR MISS GREY: May / offer a few words for the
IL benefit of Unhappy" and Worried?
am 26. married and happy. But the memory Of the
good times had girl is very sweet 70 hate TO
think of any girl missing the joys that rightly belong TO her
just becausewhat2 Is II really because the Of 1924
think Of nothing but kissing and petting2 II so, what
change in the last few years?
In my early teens" my first beau told he liked me
better than the other girls because would not tolerate
kissing He said Sensible" girl So adopted that
standard and tried 10 live up 10 IT, had swarms Of
lovers but have been fortunate enough 10 have had several
real pals. The genuine friendship Of nice boy is more
fun. and will do girl more good, than dozens of love
affairs
Different boys have told me that they think most girls
expect 10 be hssed-just like girls think that crave
kisses But what men want more than kisses understand
ing and sympathy. May illustrate this by speaking OF
myself again2
At n college mixer in my freshman year met a class
mate who walked 10 my house with After the fashion
of Most chaps ne started 10 kiss me good night" didn't
slap his face Nor did freeze him with few well chosen
words But he didn't kiss me. simply let him know that
that wasn't my way OF doing and changed the subject lie
called in few days and showed me some cartoons he had
done After that and for the two he stayed in school
attended parties lectures games and dances together
He taught tennis and hiked and studied and read
and talked together The girls would ask me If
engaged and would hardly believe were not Now, he
could have kissed dozens of girls for he was kable KID
But | understood him and was interested in him
Now Worried Unhappy" and all such: Almost every
boy that takes you out is going 10 try TO kiss you at his
first opportunity isn't he? Do you know what for? He
wants know just what kind of girl you are-and that's
his test And the foolish fattered and think he loves
them; the prudsh ones indignant because they have
been nsued But for those who understand there is an
opportunity for comradeship that is worth much.
When again he offers his kisses they will come with
declaration Of love You will know him by that time well
enough TO answer him sincerely and without hesitation.
This is l92i-an OF equality OF sexes. You can hold
YOUR own with any man. So don't stay at home and miss
all the fun. Go out with other girls, and when you meet
men, study them little and try to understand EN- They
won't be perfect but they'll be worth knowing Then when
him. MRS A,
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have Just been forcibly turned
out o. your apartment By Mrs Wal
ter Burke and threatened with tho
law n try 20 step into u before
your wifo'a return, Tho manager or
the apartment Il Insulting IN the cx
trcmo lie says tho woman I en-.
sngod 20 clean your apartment has
damaged the ceiling below. and gave
mo a bill Tor 500, which. ho says.
must be paid Immediately. am
sending il % you today. or course
you understand ! ala not DO thin
u was tho stupidity Of tho scrub.
woman Who spilled couple OF pals
OF water on tho floor
The manager served n dispoHssss
notice upon Priscilla and me. told
him you would return within -
hours aud sue him Tor damages and
that you would also leave hls house,
I am now al Plaza hotel where Miss
Anderson. who had also given me
notice that she was leaving me, -
IN constant attendance, think
have received my death blow
hardly expect you viii find mo alive
when you arrive here, Expect you
20 start 20 my relief on receipt OF
this YOUR MOTHER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-27
ADVENTURE s
OF THE TWIN 8
ZOliXe Robeyts Bartonl
NO. 1.-THE SOUR Old. WOMAN UNDER THE
WATERFALL

Nancy and Nick and the sand
Man lefi tho houss Of the kind
Green Wizard In the treetops and
went toward the h0uge OF tlo Sour
Old Woman Who Lived Under the
waterfall.
Tap ZAP. tap they went on her
front door
Tho Sour old Woman herself
opened it
How DO you dog' she said Eourly.
what DO you wautT'
I'VE came 10 get my bag Of
sleepy fand." faid tho Sand Man.
Someone stole a."
well. I can't help that. can r.
faid the Sour Old Woman.
Maybe not" said MEX But 30.
can help US. It's time for all the
babies 20 20 20 sleep and they can't
unless tho Sand Man finds HIS bag
o. sleepy sand. We iust came from
tie Green WIZARDS house and We
looked into his magic gazing ball"
whats thatT' shouted the sour
Old Woman. whats all this about
a magic gazing hall? what did you
tecg'
we sew Tweekanoss come 10
your house and put the magic sand
under tho floor" said Nick.
~ that the Sour Old Woman
smiled a sour smile and opened her
door wide.
Come right in. all OF YOU" Sai1
she. II just wanted 20 SEQ how
smart you were. or course Tweek.
anao stole the sleepy sand. He
loves 90 tease tho babies. the rns.
cal and he has Always been Jealous
Of tho Sand Man. You'il find the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-27
The TdngIe
st@ss story b. private Iss

your apartment I pad 20 show your
wire 10 the manager and he had Go
threaten Mfs Prescott and Miss
Bradford with the laN before they
would giyo ZAP possession. n made
quite an excitement about the house.
I tell YOU, Your apartment b. nll
torn up. your clothes rtrcWn over
bells, table, and chaiB. / Eoi there
This morning just cas- "a cabinet maker
was taking your desk away. ~ vas
then ! had 20 threaten your mother
inslawi but 90 not worry. your dfsk
has been returned 20 your room and
nothing has been disturbed in g.
expect before this John has Eo;.
ten a seorchlng telegram but can
stand Il n sou can. Walter was d
peach all thru Il ALL DO not know
What would have done without him
That old maid Il tho limit and Jack
should send her killing. RUTH
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beg Of sand night here"
She lifted loose board On lis
floor ana pointed down 10 ths collar
Jump down and get d, d" she said
Down jumped Nancy and down
jumped Nick and down Jumped the
Sand Aan.
But no sooner had they an Jumped
down into the sour Old WOmans
cellar than che let the board fail
down into 80 place again, and there
they werel
"Goodnssz.' rald The sand Man.
Here's the sleepy ssud all right
But much good Il doea me when I
can't get out"
Don't worry." said Nancy. we
have our magic shoes"
That's right.' said the sand Man
In a relieved voice you and SieR
can get out in fine shape. But !
can't"
"why?" asked Nick. Haven't
you any magic along"
Lots" aid the Sand Man. but
somebody will have % stay here and
mako a noise 10 fool the Gour Ola
Woman. or she'll know We have
gone It's ? o'clock now and time
for afternoon maps"
II have a plan" said Nancy all
At once. "Slck and can take the
sleepy sand and sprinkle II around
while you stay here. Then we'll
come back and get you
That's a fine idea p said the Sand
Man.
So the Twins took the bag o.
sleepy sand and away they went
night thru walls and everything IN
their magic shoes. And IL WASH
long until all the babies were asleep.
The world was very. very quiet.
But tho poor Sand Man was tired.
lie had had hard day travelling an
the way from shut-Eye Town. where
he lived. and with his hay-fsyer and
everything. he was worn out.
And instead Of stamping around
TO fool the Sour old Woman. he fell
asleep.
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Explorer, Educator
Is Stricken at Sea

NEW YORK, stpi, .I.-Hrrbert
T. Brldgeman. 90. who explored with
Peary. scaled volcanoes In Mexico
aud was a prominent educator and
business manager OF the Brooklyn
Standard Union, WA stricken with
paralysis and died ~ sea en- route
10 Bermuda. according 10 radio mes.
RaKru TO his Office today.
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Are You Rundown?
Have You Had the Grip?
How to Regain Your
Strength

Tacoma, wash.-"Dr. Piercc's
Golden Medical Discovery is the
finest tonic / have ever known.
When | was recovering from tho
grip. or the Flu, and was having
n bard struggle to regain health.
with chills and loss OF appetite.
obtained great relief and renewed
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OF DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. This remedy can be dc.
pended upon as q tonic and blood.
maker and never hesitate In
recommending Il to members Of my
family and my friends when they
require just such help "a feel
sure the Discovery viii give. -
Mrs ]. L. wilkins, 1913 u. jay 81.
when rundown you cnn quickly
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covery Of DR.. Piercc's al the drug
store. In tablets or liquid, or send
l0c to Dr. Plercos tnvalldB' Hotel.
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End That
Vile Catarrh!

Don't wait until oathrrh has destroyed
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Get busy now and relieve all disngrcoabls
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TRY TnEE.

no HhlNt no tOt~
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Then. after trying. n you nre fully astis-
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Mrs. Nicola Paluzzi Saws

Mishawaka, Indiana. 81 took
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound for weakness before my babies
we're born. | was weak and tired
out al the time and IL helped me.
When / had inward inflammation the
doctor treated me, but did not help
me, go ] tried Lydia e. Pinkham's
Sanatiye Wash and 1t helped me at
once. - Mrs. NICOLA PALuzzi, AS
u. Broadway, hishawaka, Indiana.
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- Isabel Ostrunder>: o. :
lronlinuod Iro~ Our last Issucl

lron,inued ErO~ Our last IssueA
Good, Take a train around seven
tonight and IN phone when your
ca. comes Miles attended 20 the
check and they rosc.
n MS almost dinner tims when
he reached Brooklea but instead 81
returning az once 20 tho brakes De
raa a call AZ a neat old.fashioned
caitsgc nearer tho NillaEc.
Carter aud Pierre were hurr,tng
about the Kitchen busted with the
serVng OF dinner and as he Passed
tho servants dining room Scottle
bsekoned imperiously. but Miles
waved an emphatic dissent and hur,
r.ed up the hack stairs.
81 the first landing ho came upon
Hl,ty.
''Mr. Rogers condition hasn't
changed since last nlEhtf'
''No an ! don't know's it'll be any
Alarm II 30 leave him." She shiv,
so,d ''lgl be right hack before the
family leave the table.
she scuttled OF downstairs and
Miles softly entered tho sick room
and took the chair beside the bed.
re leaned OVER and spoke grntly.
Mr.. Drake, You can hear mer'
The eyr which had turned eagerly
toward him AZ his nrst word closed
swiftly. gratefully and then opened
wide.
Il meant what / said yesterday.
The past il buried and must not he
resurrected. hut there Is one who
must be sllsneCd tho one whose
name you tried 10 tell your brother
Yesterday. knew g,ieaed-hut
] must have your assurance that /
am right. The man you fear. the
man who can bring ruin and wore
upon you all-a this he
Bending mere closely over the
prostrate form ne breaihcd a name.
There was \ pregnant pause while
Roger brakes eye seemed 20 dllate.
Then unwayeringiy. unexorahly. the
Ids closed
CHAPTER XVII
1AIAN. but I've news for your
wi scottis exclaimed when Miles
came down stairs. ''pick Kemp has
found what's been under our very
noses. DO you mind when Rip told
Us OF meeting two men IN the gar.
dene Las, night they came again
and Dick frightened them away but
not before he'd discovered tire spo;
they were after. Wen beat them
20 i tonlgh, but how we're 20 80;
I'D Of tho lad
I'm ind a way Miles responded
Nbrieny. ITS only the last Ink IN
Ahe chain. anyway. but il win be best
Tor him and his little bride 20 Re
inr frvm this house later tonight.
when young Dick meets you tel
him 20 pack his grip and walt with
hts runabout IN the back read till
Patricia JOINS him"
Miles was passing thru tho hall
when Andrew Drake emerged from
the library tuning with exaspera.
ton.
"Consound that pettyfoEEine
wsllss' he explained 10 Miss Drake,
Hes coming down on tho 10 O'Clock
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II. recommend the Vegetable Com
pound whenever can. Just yesterday
a friend was telling me how niser-
able she felt, and / said, IL you start
taking Lydia L. Pinkham's you will
feel fine Now she is taking it. y
Mrs. P. j. OSWALD, JR., 406 West
Ogden 81 Ciyard,,;iia pa
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Joblcss

Dear Miss Grey Have noiivi
that you have helped sevcralin :helr
troubles. and am asking II you can't
help mo in my difficulties. am a
young man - years old. have
had experience cicrklnE IN grocer
and hardware stores. also drive sev.
srhi makes o, cars or truck and
would b. willing TO work for my
board. room and clothing until
prove myself worth more. J. g.
Phone AfA ln.5205.
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the office OF n man who, after being
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British Royal Mall Naval Service for q
period. has for more than 20 years made
Catarrhal Deafness study. Moreover.
Ear Specialist sprnule and his associates
developed n method o. Home Treatment
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II n no difficult 10 properly describe n
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Observe how every detail OF the Method
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Then after YOU have done this. Mi
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Wire From Miss Annette Aadrr-
soa 60 Mrs. Leslie Prescott

Erpse, Mr. Prescotrs mother has
sent you a seorching telegram I
did not see II. but heard something
about I, from the manager 81 the
house, DO not b. disturbed. We
AFRO nicely domieIlcd ~ tho hotel nii
tho ] think n viii cost Air. Prescott
pretty penny Tor she insisted upon
having a suite Of roomn-a sitting
room. bedroom and hath--for Miss
Bradford As FAR az Tho Old iady
n concerned. I VIII take care u her
M have 10 put her IN o stultjackei
I have had tho doctor forbid ihe old
maid from going so Mru. Prcscoita
room, Tho old maid n Etir At Tho
hotel but I'll not Jet her and your
mother Get together again.
Your mother.lnlnw IL ell right es.
cspt bad caAe OF Mysteries and III
temper. Tell Mr.. Prescott not 10 Be
alarmed about her In tho least.
A. ANDERSON.
Copyright 1894. y. T. A. Service. ths)
TnunIfRnXx. Istfsx frnut Alice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-27

fore my last two
babies came. 1t
keeps me In per-
feet health and /
am on my feet
getting meals and
doing all m y
house work until
an hour before the
baby is born. A
friend told me 10
take It and | have
used ten bottles
.o;pnnTka,rJot,1 ,st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-27
NIGHT LETTER FROM RUTH
BURKE To LESLIE PRESCOTT

carried your commands out 70 the
letter but think there would not
have been any moro excitement had
there been found a bootleg suil In
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WHICH ARE YOURS?

Blow ears mean that you can't quite
catch the sense Of what people arc talk
ing about You loco a word hrro and
there. You feel tired because OF your
constant effort 10 hear.
Perhaps you have noises IN your head.
20 that you feel confused when you Try
20 distinguish sounds,
In other words you feel the gradual
duling Of ono Of tho most important
OF ail our senses
Quick cars mean Just tho reverse Of
the foregoing ability 10 hear sounds
readily ana koeniy--to hear the birds
tho lodge rituHl-and tho sermon
Quick cars mean that YOU catch oycry
word Of tho family chat--thc business
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our address ana re-
urn mail Will bring
1u n regular Dollar
arltaRn OF Or. Van
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rptinn Treatment
ir Itching, Bleed
w. rrotrudinE Piles.
nd such Pile trou-
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wrapper - TO
n TRY FREE. Dr.
y Van Week OK
: surgeon 4. g
army, spent forty
ycRra porfcctlng
!, his now world n
" nous INSCRIPTION
Method. No knife,
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cruel. Pile
DR.. Van Week Found Genuine
Relief Which Is Healing
Thousands
Send Postal lOT Dollar Trial FREE

To anyone suffering from Piles VIC
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BEFORE BABIES
WERE BORN
Mrs. Oswald Benefited by
Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Girardyille, Pal took Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound be-
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Day Letter Prem MARY Alden
Prescott 60 Joha Alden Pres
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-27
On July Is,
1901, DIR,
EDWIN J.
BROWN Took
Charge OF the
BROWN
DENTAL
OFFICES

NoN NJ ivo AoiuHDia 81
In the twcnty'thrcc years that
have passed. more than 10000
patients have had their dental work
done at these offices al saving
OF over ,2.o0OOOO TO them. BE.
CAUSE OF the high business pr.n.
ciples and Reasonable prices. this
office IL stlll doing remarkable
business. which shows that the pub
lie appreciates tho service at the
BROWN DENTAL OFFICES. 100
Columbia Street.
EDWIN BROWN. ID. d. s,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-27

TOMORROW: Letter from Alice
Whitney 10 Alice Graves Hamilton.