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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-10

Por 10 que podia deducir del rela-
to que lie hiciera ell manager de "El
Louvre -, unas de las tiendas de de-
partamentos mas importantes de Pa
ris, Mr.. Gordon. Jefe de la detective
de la capital francesa. estaba SECURE
de que los robos de ioyeria que Sc ha-
bian efectuado EN- dicho establecimien-
to, eran obra de una persona demasia
do ingenua.
'Concediendo que los robos no fue-
sen cometidos por empleados del esta-
blecimiento' argumentaba Gordon. -
Ia mujer que exsminara las joyas pre-
ciosas tiene que ser la ladrona. y como
quiera que no habia absolutsmente ma
die a su lado cuando Sc cometi6 el TO
bo, tampoco sc lie encontraron las
joyas al ser registrada, es evideute q e
la ladrona las escondi6 en- un sitio don
de pudiera encontrarlss mas tarde. -
Fue precisamente por esa raz6n. que
Gordon habia examinado tan detcuida-
mente los alrededores. Luego Sc
escondio en- ell establecimiento. pudien
observar desde su escondite. TODD 10
que pasaba
Transcurrieron varias horas antes de
que pasara NADIA extraordinario En-
tonces, POGO antes de la hora de cerrar
nm caballero muy bien vestido, psnetr6
en- ell establecimiento. solic't6 uuo
Sc lie ensefasen algunos diamantes
propios para un alfiler de corhata.
Mientras ell dependence Sc volvia "a
ra buscar los alfileres Ia marc H.
quierda del falso comprador Sc pos5
un momento en la vitrina donde se ey-
hibian las joyas. deslizandose algo en-
ell bolsillo AL mismo tempo ma ma
no Sc poso sobre su hombro. y Ia VOC
del jefe Sc oyo intimandole Tue -
diera preso.
G'Puede saberse por que7'. pregun
to ell ladr6n tratando de cubrir su tur
baci6n con brsvatas.
LA de ser complice Ell una serie
de robos" diio Gordon. mo. no ira
te de burlarmel. "diio el detective
al yer que Ell falso caballero preten-
dfa sacar algo de su b0lsillo Bsa
piedra preciosa. y el pedacito de che
wing gum. es todo eianto nsecsitanos
como evidencia para probar ane Uds
son los autores del robo y que peg.
ron debaio de la vitrina el diamante
para que no fuese enconfrado Al ser
registrada Ia sehora.
"El caso era demasiado simple. "le
decia despues Gordon al manager del
establecimiento. Los criminales &C.
nian un doble prop6sito. Querian apo
derarse de los diamantes robados y
ademas, amedrentarle a I'd. con levar
lie ante la corte por libelo. para cue
I'd. no les persiguiese. La muier Sc
rob6 los diamantes. uno por mo. y
los pegaba debaio de Ia vitrina con
chewing gum Luego. 81 Sc sospechaba
dc ella Sc le resgistraba. ella esta''7
en- condolences. en- realidad 10
hizo-de mantener su inocencia y aun
amenazar con llevar ell Establishments
a los tribunales. Luego. su c6mplice
vendria tras ella, compraria cualquier
objeto para alejar sospechas. = d.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-10
EN- FAVOR DE LAS
ISLAS NIRGENES

Por ell vapor Catherine que sali6
de este puerto ell viernes cinco del CO.
rriente, Sc enviaron las Islas Nfrge-
nes dirigidas las oficinas de Ia Cruz
Roia de St Thomas tres cajas con ro-
pa para las victimas del cicl0n.
Las cajas gentlemen:
30 trajes de nina
40 mamelucos para nifos
106 pares pantaloneS Gle hombre
100 camisas de hombre.
$50 pares pantalones para ninas
100 hluSaS para nin0S.
40 trajeS dc senora
so layettes (boisas con toda la ropa
necesaria para tm reci0n nacido).
I1asta la fecha Sc han recihido en- las
oficinas del Capftulo de Puerto Rico
de la Cruz Roja los siguientes donati-
vos:
Sr. b. Nazquez, Gle San Juan $500
Btlo Padre Murphy 800
ID. Gaspar K. Aguilar. de Cayey, 200
Jose Ramos Fernandez, de Cayey 1.5O
Banco Colonial, San Juan 10000
FL Capftulo agradece mucho la ge-
nerosidad de sios donantes
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-10
CARTA ALBERTA A
q HERNANDEZ UsERA
Sr. D. r, Hernandez Usera,
Distinguido con1patriota: :

Distinguido compatriota:
Mueveme dirigirle estas lineas la
gran admiration y profundo carifo que
siempre3 tive por, aquel gran Puerto
rrlqueno que Sc Hamo Luis Felipe De-
Recientemente he leido que un pro-
caz professional de la calumnia de la
difamacion ha pretendido manchar la
memoria de aquel malogrado amigo
haciendole falsas imputaciones de des--
leatad y traici6n hacia I'd, lleno de
santa indignation quiero hacer cons
tar mi pdblica protesta por tan indig-
no proceder.
Estoy SECURE que ese parasitic que
destila aceite girls envidia, de insa-
ciables inconfesables apetitos, de es-
casos medios y repugnantes fines, no
podra entibiar su culto fraternal ha-
cia ell inolvidable camarada.
No. presto atencion esas insidias
p6rfidas alevosas. Ell desprecio sera
su mejorE arma
Soy su compatriota lque lie admira,
# DOMINGO GIL FIoL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-10
tsE HABEAN AsfgNADO
Las PREsIDENCtAs DEL sENAno
= DE Ia cAMARA nAECELo Y
ToUs SOTO REsrEcTf
vAMENTE7

Deer boca de iarro ere
parcel6 y Tons soto ss hsu taznaea
Jas prssidsncias - -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-10
WOLF, ;:

FL quebrado en este case solicit0 del
Juez de Quiebra que Sc le concediera
la eXcnci6n que le concede la Ley de
Homestead. FL Juez de Quiebra rehuS0
acceder 10 solicitado aparentemente
por el solo fundamento de que el que
brado no era casado Y por 10 tanto no
era cabcZa de familia dentro de la acep-
ci6n de la Ley dc Homestead local. Ell
quebrado apel0 al Juez que suscribe So
licitando sc revisara In Orden del Juez
de Quiebra que Sc concediera 10 que
habIa s0licitado.
III Slndco de la Quiebra presenta va
riaS objeciones y la primera de Gstas
es que inclufda dentro de la resolution
del .IueZ de Quiebra, habian VariaS con
cluSiones de hecho que Gstas eran
concluyentes y que por 10 tanto no de-
blan ser reyisadaS por 81 JucZ que pro
Vee Las autoridades, sin embargo ci-
tadaS por el Sfndico no tratan acerca
de Ia question del derecho del Juez a
Dir mas prueba. Observation-Disclosures
cnand0 un record prOcede de un ,JuCZ
de Quiebra Y Vienc ante la Corte Y no
Sc hace TN eSfuerZo para revisar las
cOncluSiones de este 1ltimo, dcSde luegO
que Ia Corte no puede ir mas lejOS apar-
teede eSaS concluSioneS En- este case el
.IueZ. en- el dfa fijado para la vista de
la mOci6n del quebrado, practice prue-
ba De esa prueba del informe del
Juez de Quiehra. aparecc que en- YER
dad. ell quebrado es un hOmbre soIter0,
pero quicn Vive con una muier en- con-
cttbinato V que como. cOnsecuencia de
csaS relaciOnes nacieron variOs ni1Os
que eSOs niilos fueron recOnocidos CO.
mo tales por ell padre que viva con
la referida muier y los niflos y que sos
tenia a todos; que ocupaba Ia casa, OBJ
jeio del exenci6n de homestead que
solieita en- ell momento en- que volunta-
ria rlente Sc presento en- quiebra q. la
casa estaba hipotecada por $4,000, pero
que ,teilfa nm valor dc $1,000. No Sc ha
suscitado In question de que ell valor
de la propiedad sea insuficiente para
c,ibrir Ia exenci6n que Sc solicita, de
$500
De acuerdo con la Secci6n dos de la
Ley Gle Quiebra las Cortes de Quiebra
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-10

al case. FL estaba en- poder de la pro-
piedad en- ell momento de la adiudica-
rci6n y resulta que solo Sc traslad6 de
allf a otro sitio cuando surgieron los
procedimientos de quiebra.
La reclamation del quebrado por una
exenci0n de $500 debe ser concedida v
esta ofden debe enviarse al Juez de
Quiebra para su cumplimiento.
Dictada en- Corte alberta en- San
Juan. r. r., hoy dfa de setiembre de
1924
Fd) AdOlph G. Wolf,
Juez INFERNO de la Corte de Distrito
de los e. T. para Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-10
La Federation Eibre DOti6ca a sus OrganismOs
locales del actO que tendra Iugar en- EI PasO,
Texas, despues de las eeCCiOnes del 4 de
nOviembre pr0ximO
nOVlembre prOXimO
La cOnvOcaOra eStablece ell caraCter de Ia representation
que debe aSistir aquel

que nunca, "estos son los tiempos
que ponen a prueba las vidas de los
hombres"; estas y otras grandes cues
tiones de igual importancia, dc abso-
luta neieesidad, ocuparan la stcnci6n
de la Convention dc FL Paso
Por tanto, la importancia de nuestro
movimiento. Ell deber del momcnto Y
para ell porvenir, demandan que cada
organization, que tenga derecho re-
presentation, envie compute de dele
gados a la Convention dc FL Paso,
noviembre IL, 1924.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-10
cREDENCIALEs

Credenciales por duplicado Sc en-
vian todas las uniones ahliadas Ia
credencial ORIGINAL. debe ser entire
gada al delegado que sc eliza y Ia
Duplicada enviada a las oficinas de la
Federation Americana del Trabajo
A F. of L. Bldg Washington, d. C.
REsoLUcIoNEs. - TrEMPo
LIMITADo
De acuerdo con la Constitution de
la Federation Of Labor, las feso .ucio-
mes de cualquier caracter las pro
posiciones para zanzibar alguna dispo-
sici6n de la Constitution no podran
presentarse despues del segundo dia
de session sino, por el consentimiento
unanime
Vuestros fraternalmente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-10
In re:
JUAN GILIBERTY
En- Quiebra.
QUIEBRA NUMERO 513

Jose y. Quihonez, abogado del que
brado. Luis Toro Cabanas, abogado del
Sfndico.
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iPUEDE listed RESOLVER--.
Ell secretO de la pIGyG?...
UNA DE LAS HAZANkS De LOS DETECTIVES MAS cRANDES
MI MINDOO

PubRe Ledger Sindea le. EEeInsro - EL NUNDyl-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-10
(De Nuestru CcucspensaI sn NasVa
vorkl

Dcbido las manifssfaelonrs are ss
ban hscho en ios divsrs8a centres 80
hticos puor'oFriqNhos A. NHsva Vefa
exeluyendo ahiertamsnts ios psHfi-
cos dc Ia isla defsndoios en- arsya
alHuno en- sus acfiwidadss tas easfss
pudieran resuitar bsueftiosss psfs
Puerto Rico 81 20 usafan con infrH
gencia. nuestro Core sponssi 30 ha prss
70 en- coutacto con Jos siemsntos din
gentes dc lss distintas aEruracisnss
y nos deia saber D. opinsn esasfaf
reinante en- Nueva YORK
Los one 81 conadersn szpettes sn
la materia tiensn mnetss eosas enc
dccir De cada uno de los 1sfsa reIti
COS de Puerto Rico. sI qas sa ssas
tertuliss tome orefas.' como vHfraf
mente ellos dicsn presisa ias m4smaa
teoriss sunque basfsnte adnitsfsass
por Ia mala c0stumbrs ere tisrsn ies
menos cspacitados ds pandsrsr ss -
sas hasta cl sxtremo AZ ls seaetta.
cs6n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
First Dix Starring
Film at Coliseum

Richard DIX. IN hts nrs, Para.
mount starring picture. "Manhat.
tan" viii be- seen az tho Coliseum
starting Saturday.
The production II an adaptation
Of Jeffrey FnrnoiB popular novel.
The Definite object" story OF
New forks gang life. laid In "iclIs
Kitchen" Miss Logan has the role
Of Mary girl Of the tenement
district whom DIX. as Peter Minuit.
meets thru her younger brother.
Spike. Spike. Il seems. wants 70
chow bud NcGlnnis. car OF an
New fork's ganEland. just what he
can DO 10 puEsyfooia IN thru the
window 81 MlnuiTr h00mt 20 steal
anything, just 10 show Bud he isn't
yellow Miuuit catches him and
thereby hangs q talc-thc tale Of
Manhattan" Just about tho fastest.
moving and most entertaining crook
DIANA that's ever reached the
screen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
THEATER WEEK
IN GOTHAM
New Sidney Howard Come
dy Universally Acclaimed

EEW YORK. Nov zs-Tae Doll.
dag ws-E produced one gH.Frrs.lT
acclaimed play and new muHTal
comedy highly recommended hy fhs
critics, and Us marked hT thr ar.
pramurr ~ tw1 fHmoas Russian"
ana the appsugUrr n fEa a.'E
famous French siau-
sidney H0surds comedy lA.E
Knew what They wanted pro-
daosd bg che TAarrr Guild. Has
hailed ~ one N tharo plays fh1i
can stay On broadway as Ions aa o.
uasa WIN Pauline Lord rising %
HrIEhfr boz fhr leading fsmIu.hr role.
tho production has been abe hi oi
che week
~ Az u1t zoo baisteTos little
story Rltb tears and laughter and
rltluT and real human beings hl iH
"a pleasing little California valley
4 rmart music farce proved
Hhov which critics aid was above
tHr average
Ilmln Gsmisr French actor man
aEsr. who n visiting the United
states. by invitation o. the govern.
msnt. closes his appearance with
week ~ '-rhe Tanning q the
shrsw," in French. and r. going 10
Montreal next Monday
simoue. fellow countrywoman
~ Gemlsr. concluded her New York
repertoire with Ia Par.dsnne." hy
Henri Hfcqur also in French.
Serge K0uHryie'hky. famous Rus
rlan conductor. made his firHt New
York appearance with the Boston
Symphony orchestra and Michael
Mordseain r. back az the Winter
Garden after an absence o. more
than decade
George Arllss r. hack from Lon.
don and is rshsarbing a Galsworthy
play. "Old English
New things for next week The
Money Lender" badges" Princess
April" '~The Harem." with Lenora
Rulrlc. which shocked 'em In the
htlcks: tho Student Prince" "Paola
and Francesca" and THE Little
Clay Cart"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
Viola Dana Starring
at the Blue Mouse

Along Came Ruth" Viola pana'a
latest picture. which opens nj the
Blue Mouse Saturday.
The screens most vivaclnus little
Coincidence has one OF her best
roles az Ruth Ambrose, Tho Elrl who
woke up the aissplctt town IN
Maine. cnmmcd with amusing nlt.
uhiionH and acted by a wonderful
east. Along Came Ruth" 81 uurr 10
HiiiHfy the most critical who scek
entertainment % froSh variety.
winlfrcd Dunn adapted tho Henry
W. Savage stage production Of Hol.
man Days play. and Eddie Cline Al.
rsrtsd, John Arnold was camen.
man
Miss bana'a supporting cast In,
oIudos TulIy Marshall. Raymond Ne.
keo. walter Hers, Victor poul and
Gale Henry,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
laundering Hoofs"
at Winter Garden

Fred ThomEon's latest production.
LAUNDERING Hoofs" Is now show.
Ink az the Winter Garden. A bull
fight in which Thomson vanquishcs
a fcrocious bull in a Mexican ring
forms one Of tho biggest climaxes
ever staged on the screen.
Thomson's famous horse. Silver
King. as usual plays an important
role, In tho cast are pretty Ann
May Fred Huntley. Charles Males
and other fnvorites.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
Columbia Gets "K,
The UnknoUn" Film

Three kinds Of ioyr-that % adol.
eHcent youth. that o. a sincere man.
and that Of man whose love ia
dominated by his susceptibility 90
physical atiraetious--ars pictured IN
"K''-Thc Unknown" Universal jew.
FL 10 BE- shown ~ the Columbia. com.
mrncinE saturday Virginia VAN r.
the star 81 this screen version or
Tho story *" ono of the most wide,
ly read Of the wealth Of fiction that
has como from tho pen OF Mary Rob.
criH lunshart Harry A. Pollard a..
rcried, and tho east includes Mar.
gaFiia Fisher. John Roche. Francis
Fcsnsy Maurice Ryan ana Myrtle
Nane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28

McMullen & Co. MEirose
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Pacific Coast Coal Co.
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Puget sound Iuei Co.. wEst
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Pacific shipping a Fuel Co.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
Strand to Show New
Valentino Picture

Rudolph Valentines new Para.
mount picture. - Salutsd Devil. .
from the story. Ropes End" by
Rex Beach. il 90 be the Strand OF.
ferlug commencing Saturday.
Mia NaldL Helen DAlEy. Dag,
mar GodoNfky. Louise Lagrange.
George slcEiuan are few % the
big names which appear IN the pow.
crful supporting cast Of this pro.
duciion=a story laid I'm the ArEcn.
tine which tells 81 tho country wide
search Of young Spaniard Of
wealthy parents for his convent. bred
bride who g. stolen from him on
their wedding night by bandits
Here's a picture combining all the
gorrcourucsH Of Monsieur Beau.
cairc" and al the action OF Blood
and SAND INTO one great story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28

EOCf&;11D
Captain Blood on
at Liberty Today

Much ~ the action % Rafael saba.
Nnla famous NOVEL Captain EgaI r
which urut uH EIFH aI fHr LaHUW
today, H hid GA che HartaIar- an
island 81 the British West Ind.t- %
p Thought that tHe name o. derived
from ihr Indian ue tree vh.gH ne
Portuguese called ar babaJaH che
bearded The capital BHdErt0Wu
81 reproduced iu tns film as D. ap.
pfaTri iH 1915. when Captain Blood
NsH cent 20 The HaTuad8ts by ths
cruel King james p Warren Err
uFan Eas ths title raIr sud Jean
falsr tHr leading feminine role
IempiaT SAKE ls cast u6 Governor
stead ana WrfFid North as Colonel
I bishop
Great care has been exercised by
Director David smith 10 make tH,
production historically correct iu ib,
smallest detail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
Girl Mystifier Is
Coming to Pan

one Of the most attractive fall
bookinEB announced by the local
Fan'aEcs thcatcr is tho personal ap.
poamnco Of Miss Leona Lamar. the
Girl mind reader and exponent Of
thought tBnsfercncc, who will head.
line the vaudeville bin opening "a
weeks engagement next Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
Hearts of Oak" Is
HeiHg Attraction

4 quarter N renruB ago ono
.of ihr most popular ~ au stage
plays was Hearts uf Oak. written
by James A. Hsfn- william Fox
purchased thr picture rights ~ this
stirring duma and the screen yer-
zion. directed by John Ford. la now
op view at the iIeiia The leading
role. that u Terry Duunlyan. retired
sea captain. is played by Hobart
iioaworth, an actor noted FOR his
interpretation ~ heroic vigorous.
rea mrnE roles
Il was this part % DuHniyan that
Mr. Herne himHrif played Pauline
RarEe has tho feminine lead Also
iu tho east are Theodore Won Eilz
who plays the juvenile lead. james
Gordon. Francis PoweH. Jennie Leo
and Francis Ford
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
Dorothy DeVore Film
NouU On at Colonial

Dorothy DoyorcB fiye.rcsl fea,
turo comedy.dama IL showing NJ
Tho Colonial today. The pretty lit.
tic comedian has a feminine Harold
Lloyd role In this photoplay which
H. Titled Hold Your Breath" She
performs n lot Of daring stunta
Waiter Hers and Tully Marshall
arc tho supporting fuusters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
Capitol to ShoW
"The Last Hour"

THE Last Hour" coming 10 tho
Capitol for a weeks run. is a story
from the pen Of Frank II. Adams.
perhaps the best known short story
writer In the country. The Last
Hour ran az a serial in Munscy's
Magazine originally under the title
Of Blind Justice" The picture was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28

Cornwall Fuel Co. NIElrose
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Henry Hickman. Elliott
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Hill Fuel Co.. Bacon 2O2O.
kehtinE Fuel Co.. Capitol
OOlO.
hnlhrlane Bros, KEnwood
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
M'KEE'S
| ARCADIAk
| BAND

Colleen Moorr's next First Ma
tionai starring vehicle 20 follow $50
Big VIII BE- perturbation Of
sally" In which Marilyn Miller
starred on the stage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
PRICES

Norma Talmadge is said 10 have
her higgest dramatic role IN "Tbe
Lady" which is being directed by
Frank BorEagr,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28

Allan Forrest who plays an enEi-
neer in the William Fox picture.
In Love with Love-" is in reality
a graduate engineer. He is the hus-
band OF Lottie Plckford, sister Of
Mary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28

directed by Edward sloman
Heading what ia virtually ana alI.
star cast are Milton slIa and Car.
mel AYeru other well known play.
'rH are Alec Francis. Jack Mower.
Charles CAD'. Eric M6ync. Pat
pAnlley Walter Long ana Wilson
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
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In three Diamond Bques supreme the Washington
market First they enjoy the of numbersmore
of Diamond Brque sold here than other lump
Second other coal has steadily fast
position of favorsm such occupied by Diamond Brque
day. Their third point of explains the other
mond Brquets by far the satisfactory coal for general
household One simple for th-tey
half Black Diamond the highest quality coal in Western America
and half South Prairie the highest quality cokng coal
America These Goals held together solid Jumps harder
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WINDOW DISPLAY
WINS BIC CUP

Tho Pacific Quitting Co.'S win.
dow. depicting tho history OF the
Eagles lodge, Friday was awarded
the silver cup by the Eagles for the
best display Of the many arranged
By Seattle merchants during the
week
Max Llpman. manager OF the
storp and designer Of tho window.
was 20 bc presented with tho large
cup a. the big birthday dinner OF
tho lodge. AZ the Eagles hall. Fri.
day night.
Three thousand members OF the
lodge we're expected 10 attend the
dinner. A large birthday cake was
arranged az the feature. contain.
ing enough pieces 10 give every
man al dinner a good helping.
The cup Tor the best window dis.
play was offered by Leo wehfield
or welHneld a Goldberg. who is "A
member OF the lodge
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matinee. Miss lamar has in recent
months mystifed tho leading sclen.
urc investigators, whose efforts
were TO determine tho source OF her
ability TO reveal names and describe
various objects.
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WILLARD MACK, movie scenario
w writer, has gone blind Sever
aEain viii De PEE Jackie co0Ean play
m Little Robinson CTuHoe." which
he wrote especially for the boy star
Nor will be Gee h8t "a dozen other
phoioplaya, nov iu the making. that
are The products ~ hlr haudlwofh
To- addition 90 hia BLINDNESS, De is
suffering with bronchial pneumonia.