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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-06
METROPOLITAN

Next Sunday night has been set
for the opening OF the picture adap-
tation Of Emerson Hough's great
epic, The Covered Wagon" on its
return engagement TO the Metropoli.
tan theatcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-06
VEGETABLE SYRUP
TAKES PLACE OF
HARSH DRUGS
AND MEDICINES
Used by DIR. Thatcher for Gas
or Sour Stomach, Constipa-
ton, Indigestion, Colds
and Rundown Condition

We were asked tho other day 10
expiain why so many people got
such quiclc relief through the use OF
the vegetable syrup prescribed by
pr. Thachcr-why " so often gave
relief after harsh drugs ana mcal-
rFnna Ind failed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-06
CoLIsEUM.sTRaND

Johnny Hines Is a car conductor In
his newest comedy, which Ia serving
as tho feature at tho Coliseum this
week. The picture Is titled, Con.
ductor 1872"
Richard Barthelmess has his first
modern role since Fury" in Tween
ty.onc." being shown at the Liberty
this week. The story Is strictly mod
ern.
The farfamod Countess Zatian.
ny" tho chief character OF Gertrude
Athcrton's story, BLACK Oxen" has
come 10 life on the Strand screen in
tho person OF Corinno Griffith.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-06
GER QUICK REIIEF!

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prescribed by DR. Thatcher Notice
the quick difference In the way you
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Or. Thncher's Liver & Blood Syrup
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-06
OAK

OAK
One % ths best roles that Charles
Ray has ever played Is IN "smudge. -
now being offered on tho screen az
tho Oak In conjunction with tho pro
gram OF tho Lancaster Baird Como.
dians. Tho picture Is comedy -dra-
ma OF newspapers and crooks. and
has proven wonderfully entertaining.
COLONIAL
AZ tho Colonial fight fans and pic.
turc fans aro being entertained with
an actual motion picture Of tho
Dempsey. Gibbons championship fight
In Shelby. Mont. July e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-06
WHY YOU FEEL BADLY

Or. Thatcher found that tho major
ity who called on him with various
aiiments'wcre suffering because one
vital organ was out OF order MS
,,,.fa,n a. tho liver. II aids Digestion
helms prevent constipation and puri-
~ YOUR blood. But, when II becomes
clogged and sluggish II cannot do
these three things. Consequently YOU
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ono or more symntoma such as poor
digestion. coated tongue, FAULTY
movement OF the bowels. colds and
n general rundown. nervous and up
set condition. And. medicines that
fan TO correct the cause of this con-
ditlon fail 70 give you lasting relief,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-06
Scenery Is
WhOLeShOU
"Unseeing Eyes"'Ri
in Scenic Beauty

The scenery il tho whole show In
"unseolng Eyes" tho melodrima OF
tho Canadian Rockies which opened
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-06
WINTER GARDEN

Shirley Masons romantic picture.
South Sea LOVE-" is due TO have rs
last showing at tho Winter Garden
theater "wednesday night Follow.
ing It az the Winter Garden feature
comes Tom Moore in "Harbor
Lights" a dramatic sea story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-06

HEALTH and beauty go hand In
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AS physical health means beauty
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blackheads, acne, boils, eczema.
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S. S. S. is made Of pure vege-
table ingredients. 1t is sold at
all good drug stores. The
E large size bottle is moro
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-06
RHEUMATISM
A Rem arkable
home Treatment
Given by One
Who Had II.

who are thus af-
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seventy to eighty
years old, and the
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-06

Advertisement
Evening star., 1924-03-13
t
VOTE ON CITY HEADS
OFF, PENDING PROBE
Central Citizens Association. De-
fers Action Until Charges
Have Been Sifted.
OYSTER POLICIES PRAISED
President Of Body Declares Com
missioner Enforces Law.
OYSTER POLICIES PRAISED

That Endorsement OF either Commits
sioner Rudolph or Commissioner Oys-
ter would not be proper while charges
against them are being Investigated
was the decision Of = vote taken last
night at the monthly meeting OF the
Central Citizens Association.
The vote followed a discussion of
the administration of the two Off
cials. in which tributes and criticisms
were mingled. Upon a motion by AL
bert J. Carter, the organization voted
to suspend the expression of its judg-
ment until the charges placed in the
hands of President Coolidge were dis
posed of.
The president OF the association,
Francis de Sales Ryan, who presided
lauded the administration of Com
missioner Oyster. and declared that
failure to reappoiht Oyster would be
"a concession to the forces against
Evening star., 1924-03-13
INDIAN FATHER FINDS
LOST SON IN DISTRICT
Thomas spybuck, War Veteran,
Located by Newspaper No
Hoes, welded Hero.

Bruadcastins the news Of a miss
ing son throughput the country by
means OF newspapers, the Interior
Department today located for one or
the Indian wards OF tho government
his Observation-Disclosures son, miss
ing since he was mustered out of the
Army, in November, 1880.
Thomas Spybuck, the son OF e. La
Spybuck. a Shawnee Indian of Tecum-
seh,' Okla, walked into the Office OF
the comm issioner OF Indian affairs
today after newspapers had reported
him missing. He told the assistant
Evening star., 1924-03-13

law and order. and = severe blow "a
Deploring the attacks upon every
one in high Places" Mr.. Ryan ex.
pressed the hope that the investiga-
tion of the charges against the two
Commissioners would be swift and
complete, so that the atmosphere OF
doubt would be removed.
Says Oystsr Enfsrce6 LAW.
'The administration OF Commits
sioner Oyster" he said. has been
characterized throughout by high
minded and conscientious pursuit OF
duty. The law has been enforced
without fear or favor. The police and
detective departments are at the peak
of efficiency. The business organiza-
tons OF Washington are aware that
Commissioner Oyser's administration
merits support and Endorsement and
have expressed their sentiments. 1t is
matter of regret that this reap
pointment must be held up while old
charges are probed."
Mr. Ryan defended Commissioned
Rudolph on the ground that the
charges against him are the repeti-
charges made in the Commissioner
first administration. when critics al
legged that the regulation requiring
rear lights on District vehicles after
dark was intended to promote bust
ness for the firm of Rudolph &
West, where the required lights were
sold.
Albert J. Carter urged the suspen-
sion of action regarding the commits
sionershfp appointments until full and
complete review of the charges was
possible. Secretary John j. Mcmahon
and other speakers paid tribute to
work accomplished by Commissioners
Rudolph and Oyster.
The organization voted to call a
special meeting within a few weeks
for the purpose OF hearing express
siohs from local leaders on questions
OF civic Importance.
Evening star., 1924-03-13

commissioners that ne had been sn-
ployed as d chemist at Freedfne en- :
Hospital in Washington for the last
four years, obtaining q position at
the hospital soon after his discharge
from the Army, where he served with
distinction.
He said he had been married since
his discharge from the Army, was
In good health and getting along
satisfactorily. He has written to
his parents several times. he added,
but has received no answer. The
assistant commissio i-eque sted him
to write his father Immediately and
at the same time wrote this father
a. letter telling him his missing son
had been located.
The younger Spybuck OF full Shaw
nee blood was previous to his en-
listment In the Army in 1918 q stu
dent at Carlisle Indian School, Pa.
He went overseas and was wounded
in the loft leg and wits mustered out
at Fort Myer, Va, November 20, 1920.
The father, during the four years
since he last heard from his son, had
made every effort to locate him with
out SUCCESS.
Evening star., 1924-03-13

ed In 20 -clean mp Rockville" J" 30 Tar,
at least, as violations Of the liquor
laws are concerned.
He has directed that something
like fifty Of the county seats bibu-
lously inclined be summoned before
the grand jury which conrenes here
next Monday to tell that body what
they know about the operations of
Evening star., 1924-03-13

oootleggers and other v{olators Of the
liquor laws The list is understood
TO include all classes, conditions and
ages, and that they will impart in
formation that will result in the in
dictment of not a few who have been
raking in many easy dollars selling
corn whisky, synthetic gin and worse
concoctions to men, women and even
children States Attorney Garrett ex-
presses himself as confident
Evening star., 1924-03-13
CLEANUP or ROCKVILLE
is BEGUN By GARRETT

Special Dspateh 10 ne Star.
ROCKvILLE,. Nd. March Ia
States Attorney John A. Garrett has,
according to his own statement. start
Evening star., 1924-03-13

n that Box peace plan doesn't work,
let's fight next time where 1t doesn't
rain all the time.
Evening star., 1924-03-13

Postage in the United States was
reduced to cents an ounce in 1885.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-05

Rio Grande, p. r., mayo 81, 1921
tFdo.) A D1Az NIEvEs.
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GoBERNo DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENTo DE HACIENDA
SUBASTA PUBLICA
BIENEs lNMUEBLEs

En- las Coecuas de Rentas mencionan
adelante da 20 de de 1924 las 200
ben
ubr ell mpore de ontrbucnes sb
adcudados a "El Pueblo
admiran la
va expresada cada mer dera
Coua correspondence
de la
dento
Los deacs intercsen pueden los
dentes
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ooI4ECTURIA DE GALES
PRIMERA SUBASTA

Rca. 2o6 cuerdas de terreno con 3
casas, barrio Hato Viejo
Rca. II cuerdas de terreno, sin edi-
fcaeiones, barrio Pozas,
Rca. 100 cuerdas de tsrreno = casa,
barrio Toro Negro,
Rca. 30 cuerdas de terreno, sin edi.
4icaciones, barrio ciaiitos Cruces,
Rca. 8 cuerdas de terreno sin edi.
feaciones, barrio Hato viejo,
Rca. 1852 cuerdas de terreno, SIN
edificaciones, barrio Pozss,
Rca. o5.02 cuerdas con I casa, ba-
rrio Cordiliera.
Rca. $50 cuerdas, sin edificaeiones,
barrto Fczas,
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PoR UNos oJos DE MUJER
Continuation de la pasina 81

jas del pueblo, detiene al anciano en-
la callc, despu6s de mirarlc de hito
en- hito cxclama haci6ndose la cruz:
IT'D aquf?.... iTe has escapado
del presidio?.... iUf cuando sc scpa
en- el pueblo!. !....
Moraleda, que la vuelto q Naval
moral. despues de purgar 10 aiios de
presidio en- Ceuta. por ell amor dc una
muier, Sc envuelye en- la capa para no
aterirse de frfo, y apoyandose EN- Ell
baculo busca I'm nuevo camino de vida
y libertad. ALI. en- su pueblo. siempre
serfa ell presidiario. como antes era ell
bandolero. Y la gente mas compasiva
n tolerante le cerrarfa sus puertas V
lie obligaria Nivir solo entire los To-
bos del monte. el. proscrito por la
sociedad = por la ley buscard otro pue-
bio mas lcics, adonde no llegtie. con la
maledicencia, su reputaci66n infaman
te.
Luis DE OTEIZi.
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PR1hfERA sUBAsTA

Rca. % cuerdas de terreno, y casa,
dos. bonios. barr.o Don Alfonso, "
Rca. $3.50 cuerdas de terreno, una.
casa, I'm ranch6n y dos bohfos, ha-,
rr3o Caguana,
Rca. 93 cuerdas de terreno, sin edi-
fcaciones, barrio Don Alfonso, 80.
Rca. 44o,67 cuerdas de terrcno. una
casa y seis bchios, barrio Don Al
| fonso,
Rca. 20 cuerdas de tsrreno, un ran,
ch6n y un bohio, baxrio Cantaco,
Rca. Is cuerdas, de terreno , casa,
barrio Vivi Abajo.
Rca. e0.S6 cusrdas, de terreno. dos
casas y dos ranchones, batrio Gao.
| Arriba. .".,.
Rca. 8 cnerdas de terreno ? dos ca
sas, barrio Vivi Atriba,
Rca. 66 cnerdas de terreno y casa,
barrio Don Alfonso,
Rca. T5 cuerdas dc terreno, sin edi.
ficaciones. barrio Angeles,
Rea. % cuerdas de teTreno y cuatrc
casas, barrio Angeles, -
ESCt. 4 CuSIuhS 40 tOkIOuU N@cdp
barrio Sabana Gfande, s5
Eca. 1912 cuerias de terreno, SIN
cdiflcaciones, barrio Las Palmas. ]
Rca. % cuerdas de terreno Y tres
casitas. barrio Caonillas Abajo, &,
Rca. cuerdas de terreno, sin etii.
ficaciones, barrio Caguana,
d
Rca. 12 cuerdas de terreno y casa,
barrio Salto Arriba, .x.
Rca. 43 cuetdas de tererno. 8 ca
] sas y rnaquinaris, barrto yivf ART
ba, =, -
Rca. 40 cuerlas de terreno ' casa,
barrio Angeles, 81 .sra
Rca. 12 cuerdas de terrsno y casa,
barrio Paso Palmas,- ..... !.
Rca. cuerdas de terreno. sin edi-
fcaciones. barrio Caonilias Absto.
Rca. Al cperdas de tsrreno y. 5 ca
sas, barrio Don Alfonso,
Rca. 40 3I4 cuerdas de ,terrens, dos
casas y tres bohios, barTto Las Pal
mas. -
Rca. cuerdas de tsrreno. sin edi-
fcaciones, barrio DON Alonsc,
Rca. -5S cuerdas de terreno y casa,
barrio Don Alfonso, Z
l \ A.
Rca. z cuerdas de tsrreno y un bo-
hio, barrio Caonillas Abato, ~
Rca. 20 cuerdas de terreno , casa.
barrio Angeles
Rca. cuerdas de terrero IN bo-
hio, barrio Rio Abato. "a. ii,
Rca, e5,25 cuerdas de, terremo con
IA casas, barrio Don Alfonso,
, p. R., JUNO 1e, 1924.
Santiago B. PEREZ.
Collector.
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Contribuyente
o patrono.

Pedro Acevedo,
Monserrate Alvarez
Nemesio' Amador
Jose r. Aponte
Jose r. Aponte Rive
ra,
Sucn. Ambrosio ARE
gotta,
Miguel Borras Igui.
ma (hoy Demetrto de
JeSuS),
Manuel Cabrera 90,
Altagracia Cameron
Melendez,
Ceeerino Colon
Eulogia Colon Alva.
rez,
Francisco Coll y Tos
to,
Juan Antonio Cola
20 Rodriguez,
Manuel Cordero Co.
rrea,
Eemesia Crespi Soler,
sumo. Segunda Fa-
rias,
Ascenci6n Figueroa,
(hoy Francisco Olive
ras),
Ascenci6n Figuroa,
(hoy Francisco olive
raS),
Ruperto Fuentes
Fuentes (Hoy Duena
ventura FusteD.
Leonardo Gallardo
Rueda
Alexandra Gonzalez,
Jesus Gonzalez Perez,
Jose Gonzalez,
Jose Gonzalez,
Juan Bautista Coma
lez Rodriguez,
Bibiano Hernandez,
(Hoy Juan Bta. Con-
Zalez,
y Antonio j. Herrera,
Antonio Jeannot,
Isaias de Jesils Msrti-
neg,
Isaias de Jesi1s Marti-
nez,
Patricia Martinez Co
rrea,
Angelina Morales Me
,endez,
Juan Morales,
FRANCISCO Oiveras Pa
rcdi,
francisco Oliveras Pa
lrodi,
Juan olmo,
Succession Paula Pic6n,
Manrela Rodriguez y
otros,
Milagros Rodriguez
Correa,
mlagroS R0drlguez
Correa,
Victor Roman,
Victor Roman,
redro Alfonso Posso
Y Francisco O:iveras
Parodi,
Jose Monserrate San
tiago,
Juan Santos serrano,
Anselmo Serrano Ri
vera,
Jose Maria sorrano,
oucu. de Francisco
Coll,
Sucn. Blasina Teno-
ria, (hoy Leopoldo
Roman,
Sumo. Narciso Urdaz.
sumo. Narciso Urdaz,
Correa,
Pedro Jose Urda5 Col
tia,
Enrique Valdejulli
Rodriguez,
Gonzalo Herran To-
rres, (hoy Jose Apon
lite Riera,)
Arecibo
frra q
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coI.ECTURLA DE RIO IRANDE
PRIA6ERA SUBAsTA

Rca. 41.41 cuerdas y casa, baTSis
Mameyes,
Rca. So cucrdas y casa, barrie Ms-
meyes 20.
Rca. 15.45 cuerdas = casa, barrie
Mameyes 2o.. II
Rca. 1924 cuerdas sin edificaeteneS,
.barrio Mameyes 20. A4@
Rca. 24.56 cuerdas. sin edi6caciones,
bsrrio MameyeS 90.
Rea. II cuerdas, sin ediAeacione6,
barrio Mameyes 90.
Rca. Q cuerdas de terreno, sin edi.
icacicnes, barr1o, GusmAn Arrtba,
Rca. 1872 cnerdas, sin edtfcacieSes
,barrio Zarsal. s ~, 80 -
Rca. SO cuetdas = casa, barrio Ma
tneyes 20. ~
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Jose Maria Alvarez
fhoy Julio Cayere),
Maria CORA Coma.
lez, Cboy jose E.
CRUZ
Pedro Figueroa,
jose Mario Marin Ri
vera,
Cristina Martinez
Padr6,
Catalina Miranda
VIDA. Sierra.
Simon Ortiz Pagan,
Juan zayas (hcy 10
lss e. CRUZ
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responde
, 1924-04-19
BekendtgOrelSe

Ten ordinare GeneraIforsamling
~ den dansk-vestindiske Nation
albank afholdes Fredag den Is.
Juni 1924 Kl. Ii FOrmiddag i Min
isterialbygningen, Slotsholmsgade
Mr.. 6 her j Staden.
neutrality-suspicious. er:
y Foreleggelse af Bankraadets
Beretning ON Bankens Virk-
somhed i Aaret 1923.
3 ForeI@ggelse af Diet reviderede
Regnskab for nysnavnte Aar
med Forslag til A%nvendelse at
AarsOVerSkuddet.
B IndstilIing ON Decharge for Diet
afIagte Regnskab.
d Valg af ct MedIem til Bank
raadet.
s. Valg af en- Revisor,
KSbenhayn, den 18 Marts 1924.
FIR. NORDLIEN. }. WHITTIER.
, 1924-04-19
Administrators Notice.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIR-
GIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES.
CHRISTIANSTED SUB-JUDICIAL DIS
TRlCT.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF A. NJ. COLBETH. DECEASED.

NOTICE is hereby given, that A. E.
STAKEMANN, anciIlary Administra.
tor of the above entitled estate, hav-
ing filed in the District Coutt Of the
Virgin Islands Of the United States his
final account of the administration Of
the said estate the hearing of the
same has been fixed for SATURDAY
THE nth DAY OF MAY A. D. 1924 AT
10 O'CLOCK A. NJ. Of that DAY, al the
Office of the Judge of said Court in the
Town of C~hristiansted, Island of St.
Croix. and all persons interested in the
said estate are hereby potified then and
there to appear and show cause, if any
they have. why the said account should
not be settled and allowed.
Christiansted, st. .Croix. April 14th
1924.
A. r. STAKEMANN,
dncile1Y administrator.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-31

the Hartford players in past seasons and hope to return home tomorrow night with another victory. The Tor rington high five was easily defeated q week ago by the locals and other strong teams have fallen before the five in the present season.
 Mrs. stoddard Entertains
 Mrs. Olive Yale Stoddard of New Britain sang pleasing numbers last night al the ladies' night entertain ment of the Baptist Brotherhood in the church parlors. William Stod- dard, her husband, entertained with sleight Of hand tricks that evoked Beach played piano selections. Dur ing the evening a course dinner was served to the i5o members anl guests.
 Parent Teachers Meeting
 Fine attendance welcomed the pro- gram at the meeting of the Parent Teachers association of the Jonr J. Jennings school last night at the schol building on Burlington avenue. Alter an entertainment dancipg was onjoyJed. Prior 10 the entertainment, | talk on school hygiene was given b. Dr. Arthur s. Bracket, physician for the local schools.
 Bristol Briefs
 A large sum was added 10 the blilr- Ing fund of St. Anne's church py the whist party last night In I,el Men's hall
 Employees of the City hall dtpart- nr,nts will hold get-together party Din Friday night at American Legion hu1t
New Britain herald., 1924-01-31
Juvenile Thieves Found
 Mentally Below Par

The three youngsters who were found yesterday morning sleeping in north end livery stable, and who later admitted many acts of petty thievery that have been reported to the police lately, were ordered com mitted to the Meriden Training school this morning by Judge Benjamin W. Alling. According 10 the recommend ations of Probation Officer Edward C. Connolly. who questioned the boys. two of them will bc sent to the Mans field Boys school as they are mentally delinquent. They will he held at the Meriden institution until arrangements can be made for their admittance to the Mansfield school.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-31
ouptn or soTur or Br.nr>a.

District Of Berlin. ss; Proiste Court. January ss. A. L.. 1923.
 Estate Of Mary solomon alias Mary E. SaIenne late Of the town of Berlin. fh and district. deceased.
 Upon the AlHplIt ati0E of AUln solomon. praying that ns administrator on said tf- tate iie may be authorized and empowered to sell and convey certain real estate st. uated in Berlin. as per said application on fie more fully appears. il is
 ordered That said appiiJ ation be heard and determined d the Probate Office. in New Britain. tn said distrct. on fhe sth days of February. 1. B.. 1923. at o'clock In the forenoon. and that notice be given nf time and place Of hearing thereon. by pHb- fishing this order in some newspaper hay ing a tlrruiation ih said district. and bg uosfing | eOJ,y or this order on the pubic sEu-5sysf iu fbc toaH ~f Berlin. in said district. and tT giving notiee 10 all rarfi.s iu isfefes-. either I.srs0rsily or D. mailing t0 eaeh ols. prepaid rosrase. ssrr of this ofdsf. sud ts7u-u make e .AIs Gun oI ths u9ti-s given.
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