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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-06

SOLO HAY UN "BROMO QUININA"
que es LAXATIVE BROMO QUINN
MA. La firma de E. w. GROVE sc
halla en- cada cajita. Sc usa por to-
do el mundo para curar resfriados
EN- un dia.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-06

MEDIAS DE SEDA de la famosa
marca ROCKFORD todos colo
res Sc acaban de recibir en- "LA
VILLA DE MADRID. Figurines
Mccall. AdVt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-06
UNA CARTA DEL LCDO.
EENITEZ FLORES
A LA DEMoCRACIA"

San Juan, P. r., oct. de 1924.
Sr. Director de Ell MUNDO,
San Juan, P. R.
Estimado amigo:
lie incluyo adjunto copia de una
carta que con esta fecha dirijo al
Director de LA Democracia'' por 81
I'd. tiene la amabilidad de publicarla
Ell ell periodico de su digna direction
LIE anticipa las gracias su afmo.
amigo,
M. BENITEZ FLORES.
San Juan, Puerto Rico
octubre de 1921.
Sr. Director de LA Democracia"
San Juan, P. R.
En- LA Democrac:a' de aver jue.
yes de los corrientes, en- primera
plana y bajo Ell titulo "Los partidos
politicos y grupos locales que toma-
ran parte ell las elecciones'' entire
otras cosas, aparece la siguiente infor-
macion:
lei PARTIDO FELERAL ms
cribi6 candidaturas en- Corozal, Toa
Alta Toa Baja, y votaran selamen-
te ell Representante a la Camara
por ell Distrito que forman los ex-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-26
.rAnr nrnr ronAY

Fteyt clark seattle artist en-
counters strange adventures when
he follows. out % curlcaitys q maer
srrious - oman ia black into vacant
housa on Beacon Inn There ~
loses consciousness under the spell
~ an exotic flower and AwAkeus on
Al uncharted south Sea island vhieh
- Inhabited by women 81 Efsat
strength and beauty, They hold =
race - dwarf men a. slaves
The AmaHons on the island believe
thet ~ slaying their husbands as a
zarrlflea 20 their sod 81 fire they
win paradise hereafter.
Toha. 4 beautiful maiden, falls In
love with clark. aud comrrlt him %
marry her lie manages 90 win his
life and 10 eyentuaiiy made kins ~
the natives
Marian Page. a white girl. also %
seattle. ia wrecked on the island
and clark falls In leye with her.
Toha becomes Jealous. The natives
rlse IN revolt Clark and Marian afs
rescued from the island and ihnded
10 seattle with buried treasure,
Here they are plunged into w.
tex % intrigue. kenardi an aIch
criminal eonspires against them for
some unknown reason. A rel aowrr'
demonstrating incense, appears ~
their lodgings ana finally y dropped
on a table AZ a cafe where they dine,
Clark. RngcFcd gees IN pursuit ef
the persons he believes dropped the
flower and returns 20 learn Marian
has been carried unconscious from
the cafe and IL now tn a Limousine
spccdiuz toward Chinatown. lie en-
saEes a taNi and starts pursuit.
Now GO on WITH TltE STORY
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TOO MUCH URIC ACID?
LET US SEND YOU THE WILLIAMS TREATMENT
FREE IS CENT BOTTLE (32 DOSES)

Just because you start tho day
too tired TO get up" arms and legs
stiff. muscles sore. with burning,
aching back and dull hoad--worn
OUT before the day begins-do not
think you have to stay in such
condition.
rheumatism. kidney and bladder
troubles, and all ailments caused by
excessive acldity make one mi51r.
able.
BE strong and well. Get rid OF
the rheumatic" Pains. stiff joints,
soro muscles, "acid" stomach. Kid.
ney or Bladder troubles so often
caused by body.made acids.
II you have been aillng for a long
time. taking all sorts of medicines
without benefit, let Tho Williams
Treatment prove 10 you what great
relief II gives In the most stubborn
cases. Hundreds OF thousands have
used IT. Established 81 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-26

Please give me half a pound Of
lard" saia cutie Cottoniail one day.
bursting into Mister naEs' store IN
tho woods. and pushing the door
open 20 hard tina, 4 went tingaiing.
allnE for five minutes nearly.
"You get ID. Nick" said Mister
IiaE-. I'm busy"
and put u into one % those ne.
ile wooden things, win you" painted
Cutie. you know-llke little
boat"
"An right" aid Nick. wondering
why Cutie was % particular. But
run straight home with II. Tor lta a
warm day and Il viii melt"
MEX measured out tho lard and
wrapped IL up and gave q 20 Cutie
and away tho little rabbit boy went
like the wind.
= wonder what he IL IN such a
hurry for" laughed Mister Bags.
Pickles and pocnplnea' it'a tho
nru, time IN all my life ever saw
that younErter move Ike that. *
ecpt one day when Wasp Weasel
chased him.
Everything IN the store went on
as usual after that Mrs. Chip
munk came in to buy sone moth.
balls 90 put away her winter
clothes. and Mrs GroundhoE want.
cd some tender flannel FOR flannel
cakes. and Daddy craeknuts camo
In for some tobacco for HIS pipe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-26
CHAPTER 81

NAh4hA AhsAN -
1910 you sec them1' asked Clark,
~ as the cab wormed i,A way
thru traffic.
Yes shouted the taxi driver,
there they are. a block and a hall
ahead. You can sec the top OF the
car"
"Iu get them he added. as be
sweryed around a traffic officer 20
Yards nearer the machine ho pur'
sued.
But at the next block, while
Clark strained forward In his
seat. they saw the big car turn
left into Second ave.
''Chlnatowns' shouted the driver
And then the whistle Of the traffic
officer stopped them.
Go on. I'll stand the blame Tor
the arrest. Ill pay the fine" shouted
clark. but the chauffeur was afraid
.T've been plnchcd too many
times" he said. Il can't take the
chance Clark thrust him hand
fui Of coin and ieaped out Of the
cab.
lie ran thru tho crowd. keep
ing tho machine in sight. but
the congestion OF shoppers was
so great that his speed was
slaclxencd and finally he lost
sight Of the biz limousine.
Brcathless he leaned against The
wall OF a building. lie wanted &c
burst into tears. Marian. his fiancee
was gone again. She was In tbs
hands Of that mysterious foe that
had logged their footsteps from thcil
mad adventure in the South Seas.
Recovering himself he plunget
thru the crowd again and finally
reached Chinatown. Here. In th'
lighter traffic no stopped white
paSersby and asked them II they has
seen a biz black car driving AT higt
speed down Second ave.
One by one they shook their
heads. No one had seen the CIR
he sought. Yet hc was positive
IL had gone into the Oriental
quarter. Clark did not notify
tile police. He knew he would
only be ridieuled by the captain
of detectives and his men. He
knew that he would not be be-
lieyed: that the fact a white
woman had been kidnapped In
broad daylight In n crowded
downtown cafe would be consid-
cred unbelievable and he would
be taken for insane.
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x pon I0okinq ~ sonIebodpl0

and Mrs. owl tslephonsd for an or.
der Of groceries ard no one had
time 20 think any more about cutie
and hls lard. until the telephone
went "tingallnsailhE" and when
Nancy answered q u was Culis's
mother.
ibid Cutie 20 20 tho store FOR
some lard about an hour aRoT she
asked.
Yes. mA'am." said Nancy. "And
he was in an awful hurry. he hard
~ gave Nick tins 90 wrap II up.
lie Just grabbed /, and ran"
well. he didn't run home" said
Mrs.. Co,ionial. "And neither ga
The lard. Aitho ~ rs such warm
day. ii's probably nothing but
grease by this time. and running
over everything else I'm making
douUhnuts and | need n. wonder
where that httls rascal isr'
We're not very busy lutt now"
said Nancy, mick and ] can SO
and hunt Tor him n you like May.
10 he has stopped % play"
like a. not" ssid Mrs Cotton.
tail severely. "i'll h. much obliged
Il you do"
orr started The Twins. and they
looked and looked and looked Tor
Cutie Cottoninli Hut nary n hair
o. him could they SEQ anywhere. Il
seemed a. tho ,hs earth must have
opened up ana swallowed him
II wonder n Wasp Weasel -" 10
san Nancy. dreadful thought com.
Ing into her mind.
There's something. what's hiatt"
They had como 20 the cdEo % the
creek aud there lay the lard on tho
hank wrapped IN a large sfetn
leaf nut no Cutie. and no paper,
and NO little wooden hoidsrl
what DO you suppose can have
happened 10 hlmI~ sho cried ecu.
tie on. Cutie. Where ara your
Just then Mosey Mud Turtle
possd hts head out of tho water
Are you looking fnr EonshodYf"
no asked. 'if il happens 10 10
Cutie CoticniRil. ! saw him sailing
or IN isoat two hours $50"
Nick knew now whY cutie was
70 anxious 20 hive Tho lard In n
wooden thing shaped like a boat"
TO DO Continued
Copyright, 1924, Seattle stan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-26

II your sleep is broken by an IT.
ritatcd bladder that wakes you up
every few hours. you win aopreci.
ate the rest and comfort you get
from the free bottle go dosesl.
To prove Tho Williams Treatment
conqucrs kidney and bladder dis
eases. rheumatism aud all other all.
menis when due TO excessive uric
acid, no matter how chronic or stub
born. we will give one s5c bottle co.
doses) free, IL you send this notice.
Please send 10 cents TO help pay post.
age. packing, etc, TO The DIR. d. A.
Williams Company. Dept. CA.427l,
p. o. Building. East Hampton.
Conn. Send at once and you
win receive by parcel post regular
S5c bottle. without charge and with.
out mourning any obligation. Only
one bottle to the same address or
family. Nothing sent C. o. d.
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-26
LETTER FROM SALLY ATHER-
TON TO MRS. JOSEPH GRAVES
HAMILTON

DEAR MRS. HAMILTON.
wiEh could express 10 you ard
Mr.. Hamilton my appreciation Of
your lovely gifta Tho travelling bar
cmno this morning and I shall be
very much pleased. aiso with the
silver brocade evening gown.
You zee I am not in mourning,
and you. OF course. doubtless know
that Sam and | wero moro or less
cstrauged for many months before
his death. I would feel myself "a
great hypocrits II I made n show Of
deep grief.
don't want 70 give you tho idea
however. that I'm so hearticsa M
not to grfcyo at all for Sam. No
woman can 1.-Two with man some
years and go thru tho hardships with
him that ] did without having a
bond OF tenderness townrd him
which whom severed as irrevocably
M death must sever Il will bring
lonlIness and reeling OF being
cast adrift without any port in
sight.
However, I do not mind telling
you. my dear Mrs. Hamilton. that
one Of my little phllosophys OF life
IN that yesterday Is absolutely dead
to me. I put II behind mo ns far
as can. II tho memory OF II brings
sorrow: and I smile and feel that
4 whatever comes. fate cannot take
away from me the happiness which
comes when yesterday brought Joy.
There 70, Mrs. Hamilton, !
sometimes think ! am tho most
I garrulous letter writer in tho world
Things I cannot possibly toll any
one, ! can write. But oh, you and
Mr.. Hamilton have been so kind 10
me. that I know you must have
some feeling OF friendship for me
In your hearts.
] hnvo had so little friendship in
my llfo that cling to every mod
icum that is offered me. / often
think that that was tho trouble he
tween Sam and me. We were no,
friends. 1 have always held UP "a
my acquaintnnccs you and Mr.
Hamilton MS being true friend,
when l wished TO prove that friend
ship was even moro necessary e
marriage than love.
like verymuch to work for your
daughters husband. Mr.. Prescott
You know, my dear Mrs. Hamilton
have 10 have something beside,
the more routine OF business 20 In
tercst me. md his enthusiasm ant
somewhat crrntic why Of gcttlnt
that enthusiasm out OF his system
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I would like since have been here.
Perhaps I am 10 blanc Tor this. be.
cause ! have curious sort Of an
idea that n business woman must
not attcmp, any social iita. Leslie.
dear Girl. hns often asked me 20
meet some Of her friends. but 20 me
that has been impossible She Is
ono OF the sweetest women have
ever known however, and I hope
She knows how ! feel toward her
This letter has stretched itself OH,
TO an uncomfortable length. but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-26
BY FRED v. WILLIAMS

sick az heart. Clark returned "a
his hotel and sank into d lobby chair
lie dare not. he could not eonfide IN
any one. Already he vas regarded
as queer BY his fellows.
A Chinese "house 10Y" balancing
a dust tray stopped az his feet 60
brush tho ashes 81 cigar nom the
carpet.
THE boy" appeared unconscious of
Clark's presence. yet. as Clark
watched him. he saw the Chinese lift
his eyes and move his llps- lie was
whispering. Clark leaned forward.
In perfect English this youth ad.
dressed him
"Do not appear To notice me.
Listen well 60 what I say. can
help you. Your lady has been
kidnapped. I know where she Ia
but n they knew that informed
viii be killed. 60 10 your
room. Upset a palm Jar. Send
for Mouse boy TO clean M. l
win tell you all"
Clark. with the greatest difficulty,
controlled his emotions Ho rose a.
nonchsiantly as he could and went
TO his suite There he locked himself
in and deliberately knocked over a
pot OF palms. Then he went 10 the
telephone and ordered a house boy
90 tho room. In a few moments the
China boy" entered the room.
Clark closed and locked the door
behind them. Then he turned 10 the
Chinese.
The boy" held out 20 Clark a slip
OF paper. A Main -. address was
written on e. Also, on the back.
there was diagram % rooms and
their connections.
Your lady Is held In the base
ment Of tho house Of \ tong."
he said. "My tonEmen arc hold
inE her for strange people who
seek her life. do not know
why. A great deal Of money has
been paid.
Tonight. az IL. under the dragons
ere. tho lady IL 20 b put 20 the tor
turc and possibly to death. She holds
information the strange people seek "
Clark sank wearily into n chair,
He fumbied thru his pockets and
spilled handful Of gold on the floor,
1T IA yours" he sald. Take y
and tell me more. How am ] 10 save
herr
The Chinese slipped noiselsssiy 10
the door and listened. then returned
20 Clark.
II can hide you In tho dragons
eye. You can arm yourself. You
may look down and SEQ tho court
Of death that waits upon your
lady"
The police" murmgred Clark.
They can help me-"
The Chinese raised hand IN
warning.
sIf you notify the police you viii
ruin cvcrything." be said. They arr
watched. The tong knows their
every movement II they como the
white girl will be taken away and
VIII be unable 10 help you"
"You must do everything your
self" he said. There Is one
chance for you 10 save her. 1
am one OF n council Of five men
who know the secret OF tho
dragons eye.
"A secret spring opens passage
into the body OF tho dragon, Theirs
"a room enough 10 climb into It's head
There you can III and look thru the
eye. This eye moves-ihs ban OF u
when you viii ard there 10 n ss, Of
lights that you can manipulate u
shine into tho room.
sf'or years five men have ruled
my tong because they knew this and
the secret has been handed down
from father 10 son. Tho other mern
bera OF tho tong believe the dragon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-26
bnr lhru fIirT tap.T oacsl

captured and held In the city jail on
an open charge.
Gibson Is alleged TO have struggled
himself from California without hay
ing been fumigated. He was arrested
by A. Henderson. depot watchman,
and held for the city health depart
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-26

and rs eye are supernatural and with
four others Of tho council we have
been able 90 control the tons BY the
secret handed 10 W BY our fathers .
why arc you telling me thisT''
Clark interrupted.
Tho Chinese spat upon the floor
yieloualy and his eyes shonc with
hate.
Tine other four men Of our
council have betrayed me. THO
have accepted gold from these
strange people who now hold
your latly. am 10 be avenged,
but you must hold what tell
you and what I do n strict 40
crei.-
And then no outlined plan
whereby. In a few hours. he would
smugsin Clark into tho house Of the
tong. up into the chambers Of iss
council Of five and there ADM, him
Into tho dragon.
Clark must take Ammunition and
food and he must famillarizs hlmnsi.
with the exits for escape. AFTER that
Il remained 70 Clark 20 free hla
finnces.
Clark agreed 70 make the fight
alone. He tried 10 give the Chinese
moro gold but the house boy
spurned u.
II only want revenge" he said.
The strange people did not pay
me. Neither did my brother
eounelmcn divide their gold win
me. Their plans must fall."
Clark mrt the "hoube boy an hour
later by appointment and in The rois
Of a tourist In seaiiis's Chinatown,
was taken down is narrow ways q
tho house Of tho tong.
tCouilnucd Tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-26
.LURLINE COMING
Watson Boat Has Capacity
List for Honolulu

The Matson liner Lurilne viii lsAvr
Gan Francisco for Hess,ie "Wednesday
20 lead northwest protucts for Hon,
oiuln. She will sail Tuesday. Juns
:. with fun passenger list
Tho f.uriine arrived IN San Fran
cisco Saturday from Hawaii. with a
capacity list and f,ili cargo. inclnd
ing raw sugar canned pineapple, ia.
nsnaA honey and notasncs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-26

THTS is not a game or a
/ puzzle. It's simple,seri-
Gus test that you can
make in your own home and
that will set you coGee-righr
for all time.
Look at the chart CAREFUL
". We call il a taste-find-
ing chart. IL is based on
hundreds OF tests made at
home by people who tell you
frankly that they arc coffee
eranks.''
Notice, TOO, this chart does
not ask you 10 make M ,JB
Coffee any one way. Makeit
the way you like best. We
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-26
u little coffee cups
allin a row-fnd yours

who blend and roast NIB
Coffee know the can t-be-
copied Fs0o, will always
show up in the cup-no mat
ter how you make it or how
you drink il. But it's up TO
you TO find the exact Strsgtb
that suits Jom cofee-taste.
This chart will help you
find il; and, onccyou do, stick
TO i'll Make your coffee the
same way every time.
What's more, you'll find
that because M J'B has more
body" and Aavor-it has
more economy, tool Costs
less per cupl
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also some outdoor work on the farm.
The Vegetable Compound has given
me back my health and | cannot
praise II enough. ] lam perfectly will.
ing that you should use these facts II
my letter will help other women who
still suffer. Mrs. DELBERT BUSH,
r. +. d. /, Massena, NY.
The spirit of helpfulness shown in
the letters we are constantly publish
ing is worthy Of notice.
Thesc women know by experience
what Lydia u. Pinkham's Vegetable
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If you have pains and dragging
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-26
Unfumigated Man
Is Arrested Here

The inst arrest In Seattle Tor vio-
lating the hoof and mouth disease
quarantine was made early Monday
morning when Tom Gibson. q. was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-26

WAS 70 touched by your wonderful
gifts that feel l mus, unbur5en
my heart TO you little. In closing
shls letter may say.
With much love.
SALLY ATHERroN.
Copyright. 1894. NEA Service. Incl
TOMORROW Letter from Edrcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-26
Abrams Free
Clinic Open

To be operated in conjunction
with the Seattle Institute OF
Electronlc Reactions
accommodations for the treat
msnt OF ten charity patients
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will allow,
The Abrams treatments are be-
Ing introduced rapidly through
out the. United States on ac-
count OF the great demand. due
reported from It's use,
An article by Mr.. Upton Sim
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Will be given TO people who do
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A regular registered physician
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All recognized treatments will
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Abrams methods. FREE All
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The rates for treatment of
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In the FREQ clinic preferences
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Reactions, Gil Third Ave.
MA in-se71
Across tks street and one-haif block
above tho Clty-County BldK,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-26

dra ggin & down
feeling that af-
fectedmesothat /
could hardly walk,
and ! got run
down.Afriend who
bad taken Lydia
Il. Pinkham's Veg.
|etable Compound
advised me TO try
nc an d / have
taken it with the
best results. ! do
r,atr hot.enxrnrlf ord
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-26
MRS.BUSH TELLS
OTHER WOMEN
HowPainsin Sideand Drag.
ging Down Feelings Were
Relieved by Lydia <. Pink
hams Negotiable Compound

Masscna, New York. had ter
rible pains in both my sides and a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-26
The Tangle

Ia most amusing AZ times. what.
ever no may do 10 Loails sou may
be SURE he win never boro her.
l haven't seen leslie aa much az
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THOUSANDS OF me N
AND WOMEN ARE
ONLY HALF WELL

Not sick enough 70 so 20 a doc
Start taking a mixture OF Old port
Wine and nutty favored olive oil
one week VIII show marked
change. Made OF only the purest
ingredients. Recommended by
every school OF medicine. unfAilipg
IN constipation. All druggists seD
portoiive.
POrtoliVe Laxative
Advertisement
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-02-04
GOOSe-Stepping
Will Be Raped
at s. C hOOI Meet

Resentment against "goose-step"
educational methods viii be aired
when 10000 public school superin-
tendents convene in Chicago, Feb
ruary % to %, at the annual con-
clave of the Department Of Superin-
tendence of the National Education
Association in the Auditorium the
atre.
Censorship Of educational methods
by school boards composed of small
business men connected with the
American Legion, the Ku Klux Khan
and similar organizations, is expect
ed to come in for castigation by the
minority. One phase of this censor
ship which will probably be as
sailed is the casting out, in some
schools, Of all American histories
which have abandoned the romantic
lies about the founding Of the re-
public on which hundred-percentism
is fed.
The left wing group among the
superintendent is relatively small,
however. The demand for freer
methods Of education is largely lin
tied to rank and file teachers, espe-
cially to those organized in the
teachers union.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-02-04
Grief for Lenin'S
Death ShOIUn by
BOnnGz Workers
tspeeial 70 Th. paIly worker

NEW YORK.-Expressing their
grief for the death of Nicolai Lenin
the following resolution was adopted
by the Bonnaz, Singer and Hand
Embroiders' Union, local Sc, Inter
national Ladies' Garment Workers
Union:
The Bonnaz Embroiders' Union,
Local No. sc, /. L. G. w. u, ex-
presses profound regret over the
death of Comrade Nicolai Lenin.
The international Labor Move
ment and the Workers of Soviet
Russia have lost a great leader
and devoted and untiring fighter
for the workers cause. We, to-
gether with the workers of all
countries, mourn the irreparable
loss and send message of condo
lence to the workers government
Of Russia in this hour Of great sor-
row.
Executive Board, Bonnaz
Embroiderers' Union, Lo-
cal No. 66. z. l. Freed
man, president.