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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28
TWO MEN ARRESTED
FOR ATTEMPT TO
HOLD UP GROCER
One Suspect Found With
Bullet Wound in
Hand.

Two soldiers are in custody &C.
cused Of the attempted holdup Satur-
day night of Il. III. Hell, grocer, 721
Seguin street. in which the holdup
men and He'll exchanged fifteen pistol
shots without n fatality.
The soldiers, members of HeadQuar-
ters Company, Twenty-third Infantry,
Fort Sam Houston, are held by the
military police pending investigation.
One was found in his barracks shot
through the right hand. The Others
hat showed mark where it had been
pierced by bullet.
The arrests we're made by Captain
John Lynch. % Infantry and Ser
geant Malorkis, the latter of the
military police force.
Army ammunition, used by the
holdup men. led the Investigating OF
ficers to the army post where the men
now held prisoners were found.
With the lower part of their face
concealed behind a handkerchief the
two men stepped into Hells store with
drawn guns. Nose Felan, 10 Seguin
street. and Manuel Lopez. 900 Roper
street. CHANGED to be in the store at
the time.
He'll grabbed up a pistol and began
firing as the robbers demanded his
money. He was behind the counter
and partly shielded by boxes. He had
fired couple of shots. it is said, be-
fore the gunner located him and then
they returned the fire. Bullets flew
back and forth, SCATTERING cans and
piercing boxes.
During the firing Felan and Lopez
succeeded in getting out of the place
through a side window. Neither was
injured. When the firing ceased the
robbers fled.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28

Just because you start the day "too
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muscles sore-burning, aching back
- dull head - nervous - irritable -
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do not think you have to stay in such
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Rheumatism, kidney and bladder
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re strong and well. Get rid of
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II you have been taking all sorts of
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Williams Trea tmcnt prove what great
relief it gives even in stubborn cases.
Hundreds of thousands have used it.
Established 81 years.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28
sTIFF-soRE-AcHEs AND PAINs-soUR STOMACH
TOO MUCH URIC ACID?
IS Cent Bottle (32 Doses) FREE
LET US SEND YOU THE WILLIAMS TREATMENT

To prove The Williams Treatment
conquers kidney or bladder disorders.
rehumatirIn,. and all ailments caused
by "too much Uric Acid" no matter
how chronic or stubborn, We will give
one Soc bottle (32 doses) free If yon
send this notice. Kindly send 10 cents
to help pay postage, packing, etc.
The DIR. ID. A. Williams Company,
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East Hampton, Conn.
If your sleep is broken by an irri-
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few hours. you will appreciate the rest
and comfort you get from the free
bottle To- doses).
Send ar once. You will receive a
regular Soc bottle without mourning
any obi CATION. Only one free bottle
10 the same address or family.
Nothing sent G. o. ID.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28
FOUND DEAD In BED
Wealthy American Dies Suddenly in
Paris.

Paris. April 2S.-George Burton,
sen of the late Max Bcrnheimer. New
York brewer. was found dead in his
bed Sunday morning. The night he
fore he had appeared in the best OF
health, dining with party at a prom
inent restaurant and later dancing
and supping at n fashionable cabaret.
The doctors attributed death to a
blood clot ON the brain.
Mr.. Burton. who changed his name
after inheriting his fathers immense
fortune. served as lieutenant i'll the
Aviation Corps during the war.
Since then ne has spent mosr of his
time in Paris. and was well known
here.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28
BILI0 US N ESS
BANISHED OVERNIGHT

Well posted physicians now treat
the, liver and digestive organs to
gether, as they are IIseparable and
to treat one without treating the ot.ar
is no longer practiced.
Caiomel is the one remedy doctors
depend on for the liver. while for ne
digestive tract, nothing h:s ever been
found that acts as surely and eff.
GENTLY as pepsin. The best results
cannot be obtained uniess both the
liver and the digestive organs are art
i've: This is exactly ahat Pepsinaled
Calomcl does. 1t contains tie gentle,
imported English c..om,l in combi1u.
tion with pepsin and other helpful iu-
gradients. 1t is mild but certain.
causing no harshness or unpleasant
Gods. torpid liver, indigestion, bilio "a
ness and will absolutely relieve bad
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28

ness, constipation and SICK headaches.
And best OF all. it does il at once
quickly and pleasantly. You do not
have to change diet or habits. Pep.
sinated Calomel is a complete pre-
scription and requires no salts or
other medicines. Simply take one
small tablet at bedtime and in the
morning you will be hungry and en-
joy hearty breakfast. We know 90
will be delighted with the results, so
authorize Sommer's drug stores, II. l.,
Wagncr's two drug stores, or any
other drug store to sell il under the
positive guarantee that your monev
WI. be cheerfully refunded IL you are
net pleased. Pepsinnted Calonel
Company, Atlanta, Georgia. Do not
delay and suffer but take Pepsinatsd
Calomel tonight. 1t is just splendid.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28
SAYS COOLIDGE TRIES
! ITO DELIVER" SHOALS.
(Continued from page one.l
House to discuss with President COOL
idgc the Miller telegram.
Two More on Stand.

Morris. l.. Cook, director of the
Pennsylvania General Power Ser
vice, followed Secretary Weeks Oh
the stand and told the committee that
Muscle Shoals could be made a great
influence on the nation by radiatins
power over great distances. He ex-
planned how power companies are
operating in Pennsylvania.
l., w. Wallace, representing a COM
mittee appointed by the American
Engineers Council, read a report By
the committee recommending a joint
congressional committee be appointed
to investigate the question and urging
that the properties should not be
leased except under provisions of the
federal water power act
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-28
Zine Men in Convention.

st. Louis. Mo-. April 2S.-The sixth
annual convention of the American
Zine Institute opened here today with
prominent zinc producers and metal
lurgists representing interests of more
than S500,00O,O00 in attendance
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-26

Nabnc0donoSor tambGn reStaur6 e zig
gurat de RabilOnia. conocido por Eteme
nanki para cI mundo moderno como
Ia Tore de Babel Esta en- realidad era
una torrc gigantesca. en- cuyo extreme
hahfa un temple en- el que los creyentes,
Segtn Sc suponia entOnces, eStaban mas
ccrca del Cielo. FL Rcy cntonces expli-
ca como Il restaur6 el Temple de Ezida.
Despu6s de decir como numerosos cedros
Gigantescos fueron cubiertos empal-
madoS dc bronco brundo, agrega
Los grandes irboles de cedro que mis-
manOS pUraS cOrtarOn ell Sus bOsques del
Monte Lfbano. fueron revestidos pOr mi
tie brllante ORC ad0ynadoS con piedras
preciosaS, Y ordenG que Sc col0casen de
tres en- tres como techo sobre Emahtila
la capilla de Nabu Sobrc eStos cedros
hice cOlocar brunidO bronco como cubier
ia. S0bre cl bronco Sc puso un "tahlal"
para resguardar cada unO de los cedros
y fin de que la lluvia, las tormentas o
las catarataS del ciclo no llegasen haSta
elos los redobl6 Y con fuerte MADEIRA de
cedro construf I'm nuevo techo sobre ellos
"Cuanto a las SeiS camaras contiguas
la capilla de Nabu hice que Sc adorna-
ran sus tcchumbres de ccdro con brufida
plata Como techado sobre eStas camaras
nandG a poner inmensos drboles de ce-
dro Emolvf lat naderaS de Magan con
bronco Y las puse en- 10 alto como dintel.
FabriquG cnormes tOros de bronco. V los
cubrf con una capa de orc Y los adornG
con picdras preciosas V los hice situar en-
el umbral de la puerta de la capila.
lei rmbral, los grillos, las rejas de
las ventanas, Y las hojas de las puertas
el dintel, los aldabOnes. el cerrojo de
Ia entrada la capilla fueron cubertas
de ORC. Con baldOsas de plata hice Gu
brir el camino que conducia hasta ell
temple. Las hojas de las puertas de Ma
gan Y sus maderas de cedro fueron en-
caj0nadas en- blanca plata en- e hue
co de las b0vedas puse lustrosO alabastro
fife los dinteles de tOdas sus puertaS.
Las gradas de la capilla de Ezida las
construf yO, el dinte V las bisagras de
Su puerta orden6 que SO hicieran en- blan-
ca plata.
\ inscriEci6n lueeo sigue hacienda in
teresantcs relatos sobre la nanera de
''abrillantar' los temples los pasajes
tendiendo camaS de ORC plata sobre
ellos. FL Rey NabucodonOsOr tambi6n ha-
bla de Ia restauraci6n de las murallas
de Bablonia. dos en- nJimerO. con un fo-
80 entire ambas, que habfan sido exten-
ddas p0r Su padre Este hechO lie llev0
evidentemente su afdn de decorar con
gran bOato las barcas de los doses que
hogaban Sohre ell Eufrates frente los
amplios ventanales de su palacio
'.Adorn6 la embarcac6n Udura dOnde
navega ell diOS de los doses Marduk''
dice mas adelante ia prOa la popa.
los costadOs, el maderamen de arriba, ell
puente ell dragon de proa con catorce
talentos, doce "minehs' de brunido ORC,
750 pleas de marmol hrillante lapisla-
zuli sobre la clara superficie del Eufra
tes Ia dcje hrillar esplendidamente como
las estIelIas del cielo. y la llen6 de joyas
para pasmo J admiration del pueblo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-26
Daniel III, /.

IN relate de la rca magnlficencia de
Babionia. que arrOia fucra de las
Sombras el anterior versiculo del Anti
quo TeStamento SObre una cstatua dc orc
de noventa pies de altura ACADIA de ser
transcrito por el Musco de Filadelfia.
Iiasta aqul aIgunos historiadores han
prctendido desvirtuar las ascVeracioneS
del Profeta Daniel sobrc el pr6digO uso
del oro de NabucodonOsOr, pero la nueva
narraci0n los confunde a todoS con Ia
propia narraci6n del Rcy babil6nico en-
cuanto a tOdo 10 que Ordcn0 hacer con
SendaS t0neladaS de ORC, plata, bronco.
piedraS precioSaS para decOrar SuS en-
harcaciOneS V los temples de suS doses.
No Sc ha hechO otro deScubrimiento
mas Sorprcndente acerca de la antigua
Babilonia On los Glen amos de historic
arqueol0gica. De acucrdo con los hechos
sacadOs a la luz 6ltimamente, la ciencia
ha cstado en- possession dc una description
detalada de la famoSa ciudad bGblica
durante treinta Y cinco amos por 10 me
nos. En- todO cSe tempo ha permanccido
guardado en- cI "TniverSity Museum" de
Filadelfia IN enOrme cilindr0 de piedra,
I'll cual cOntiene tres columnHS de escri-
tura cunciformc. cada una con nOventa
ses ,fnpaS Una fipl transcription de
este mensaic fu6 transcrita pOr cl DR.
Leon Lpgrain. director de la secci6n ba
bil6nica del citado Museo. FL DR.. Legrain
ha cxplicado que aunque cl refcrido ci-
lindro fuG una de las primcras adquisi-
clones del Museo. los directories anteriO-
res de la Secci6n babil0nica habian aSe-
gurado que Sc trataba simplemente dc
una taba igual a la que Sc encontraba
cn ell Auseo Britdnico que no tcnia
mayor importancip.
Como la tarca de transclibir la diffcil
cscritura cunciformc es una opcraci6n te
diosa. ninguno. hasta ahOra, Sc habla
tornado el trabajo de cXaminar dicha ia
bla detaladamente haSta que el Dr.. Le-
grain movido por el dese0 de aumentar
cl catalogo del Musco So decide cS-
tudiarla.
Este hueco cilindrO de barrO es I'm
documcnto orginalfSimO,--ha dicho ell
Or. Legrain.-FuG escrito probablemente
dcspuGS del ano 5Si ant. dc j. c., por
ordcn de NabucOdonosor, Rey, con una
vcrdadera consideration para la posteri-
dad, Y entcrrado en- los cimientoS de un
Temple. Sus descripciones de los fastuo-
sos temples de Marduk Nabu, Y de SuS
cSplGnddas decoracioneS, especialmente
de sus magnfficas barcas adornadaS de
oro V picdraS precosas, son de gran in
tcrts tiencn una extrana semejanza con
los relatOs del prOfeta.
La publication del texto proporcio-
nara nuevos datoS de los suntuosos tenn
plos dc Babilonia Y B0rSipa, y particu
larmente dc las barcaS decoradaS con 0rO
Mpiz laZuli alabastro, que centellca
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-26

"Cubri la camara de la embarcaci6n
ambos cOstados con trece talentOS trein-
ia 'minehs" de oro V cOstosas pedras V
para las idas venidas del ilustre hijo
Nabu, quien en- Zagmuck el comienzo del
anO, sale en- procession hasta BabilOnia
In hice que brillara como ell dfa
Para Nergal, el diOs que alta las ma
nos de mis- enemigos, adorn6 la puerta
de su temple, Emeslam, con blanca pla-
ia. Hice el dintel V las biSagras de In
puerta de plata las puse dentro de Ia
capilla.
Para In capilla de la opulenca. Ia
mansion de Nabu. ell bravo, el hijO illus
ire, en la que para ell Zagmuck, ell prin-
cipiO del ano, en- el quinto Onceno de
su ida Y regresO de Babilonia, 6l. Nabu,
el victOriOsO, descanSa, hice una cortina
de blanca plata V la pusc frente a In
puerta, Toros de bruhida plata fueron
colOcadOS como OrnamentO en- el UNI
braI de las puertas de Ezida
"ObedeciendO a mi fiel coraZ6n, aten-
df estOs dos temples adorn6 su estruc-
tura con ORC, plata, piedraS preciOsas.
bronco, V cedro. Hice que el temple de
Ezida rcsplandcciese como las estrellas
del cieIO, V ningt1n Rcy que pneda con
ducirse como 20 pOdra zanzibar la cons
trucci6n de este temple el cual ningnn
Rey entire los Reyes ha podid0 construir.
miontras yo 10 cubrf de esplendOr para
Nabu V Aarduk. mis- duefos. Con regoci-
jO jnbil0 dej6 Il Nabu Mana, mis-
doses, entrar moran en la mansion de
srs dichas."
A LGUNos amos despu6s de haber sido
eScritO este relate, las h0rdas persas
cruzaron las murallas V las grandes puer
tas de bronco de BabilOnia para saquear
SuS atrayentes teSOros, mientras Balta
sar So regocijaba en- su bfblico festfn FL
miSmO EabucOdOnOsOf habfa tenidO aviSO
de esto dado por el profeta Daniel. perO
no fue la detallada profecfa que recibi6
Baltasar durante el festfn, durante el
cual una mano de fuegO escribi6 sObre
Ia pared las sinieStras palabras de 81
ruina. FL Rey saba que los persas ga
naban fuerzas, de aquf paTti6 Su de
SEQ de restaurar las fOrtificaciOneS.
Probablemente ningin saqueO en- la
historic del mund0 ha producdo un bO-
tin tan enOrme como el que los persas
tomardn en- Babionia. lIerOdot0, Eel
padre de los historiadorcs" como lie LA
ma I'll doctor Legrain, nos da una idea del
terrible saqueO en- estas breves lfneas:
"En este temple de Babilonia existe
otra capila mas abajo, en- la que Sc adj
mira una gran estatua de JehOya senta-
do, todo esculpido en- ORC. Cerca de la
estatua hay una gran tabla de oro ell
tronO V las gradas son dal mismo metal.
tOdO de acuerdo con los CaldeOs, pc
sa 800 talentOS de oro. Fuera de la ca
pilla Sc We un altar de orc, en- el cual
So Sacrificaban solamente tiernos corde-
rillos. Habfa tamben. en- aquellos dias
dentro del area sagrada, una estatua de
orO macizo cuya altura era de doce CO.
dos. Yo DO la he visto, sOlamente in
formo 10 que los Cadeos me dicen de
ella"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-26

FL RELATO de Nabucodonosor comien
IN con una narraci6n acerca del lu-
gar de donde traio ell opo las ricas de
coraciOnes para los temples barcas de
SuS dioses. SeGUramente era e produc-
10 del Saque0 entire otras tribus cercanas
esclavizadaS por la fuerZa de las armas
"luSe tOdas estas tierras bajo mi domi-
nio"--dce Nabucodonosor.-"y AIarduk.
mi SeAOr, sc siryi0 darme plata. cOstOsas
piedras prccioSaS gigantescos arboleS de
ccdro. un fuerte tribute. magnfficoS pre-
SenteS, productoS de todos los pafseS te-
soros de todas las tribus. Lo hice condu-
cir todo en- Esagila Ezida. los oioS de
Marduk. mi sen0r sefor de tOdoS los
doses V. los Oios de Nabu su obedien-
te hii0, que ANA mi reinado Nabu
Marduk favorecfanme. Y pusieron solem-
nemente en- mis- manos la mission de en-
bellecer la ciudad restaurar los tenn
rloS"
Con esta mi>i6lfs de los doses, Nabu-
codonosor empez6 a trabaiar, Asegura
que cubri6 cuatro temples con "brillan-
te oro, como sigue:
"IsSagia el santuario que causa asom
bro. el palacio del cielo de la TERRA
Ia casa del delete; Ekua la capilla del
DioS de los doses. Marduk: Ka-ushdugli-
sug la puerta de la capilla de Zarpanit
Ezida la mansion del orc de todos los
reyes del cielo y de la terra. y la capi
lla de Nabu en- el temple de Ia corte. es-
tin cubiertas de brillante orc alumbran
como ell dia."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-26

Como una reina fabulOsa, BabilO-
MIA, la de los esplendores suntuO-
SOS, tendiase con la pompa mag
mica de su grandeza increible a
las oriiIas del Eufrates, siendo ell
pasmO, la maravilla y la envidia
de tOdOs los pueblos antiques.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-26

ban luego sObre Ia clara superficie del
EUfrates como las consteaeioneS en- Im
cielo despejado. En- estas barcas del es-
tado los dioSes paseaban EN- procession du-
rante las fieStas de Ano NuevO p0r los
IA, provocando la admiration de las nul
titudes apostadas en- las orillas, multi
tHdeS entire las cuales Sc 1encontra3fa mas
de>un israelita cautivo, Y quizA el mismo
Profeta Daniel, con el coraz6n oprimido
miranda con abominaci6n todos aQuelos
eSplendores paganos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-26

Copyright 10y Public
Ledger Company -
Prohibida la repro
Gucci0n. Derechos de
publicidad adquiridos
exclusivainente por
Ell NGUNDO).
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-16

tive, it will be his job to make its
wishes and to do his beet to get
them acted on favora5ly.
He knows as we'll as anybody
how the Republican o!i-timers feel
toward him. Inasmuch as he
stands small chance Of winning
their affection, it's suspected he
won't try to, but will seek TO ac-
complish his purposes with a club.
He'll have the club all right
his national committee chairman
ship, his prestige as All exception
ally successful campaign manager.
his standing as White House
spokesman, his ready access to a
president who is VIGOROUSLY diff
cult for most people 10 establish
close relations with or understand,
even.
Armed with club, Butler has
Ehe reputation Of a man who
doesn't hesitate to use it.
In short, the indications are he
will step at once into q position Of
leadership.
He won't bear the leaders title
hut it is foreseen that he may dis
pute authority with the senator
who does, and perhaps do it more
or less successfully.
Yet he's a brand-now senator.
He didn't become one by election
Even his right to continue being
one is questioned. In fact. an Up
start, as the dignifnd otd-tipoers
look at it.
The prospect of having to
knuckle under to him Is bitter.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-16

headquarters, friends
be Of service please call it's
pleasure you any way help make your Christmas
shopping comfortable and a pleasure. a1a
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-16

tise am article 10 be just exactly what it is it isn't
up the standard tell you so, and do not insist on
your buying. But here in this sale we fully guarantee
each and every article to be of the very best quality
and we guarantee you complete satisfaction with each.
and every purchase. - -
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-16

There Christmas gifts here for ALL Women and children
would consume large amount of space eparaelv
ana we won't Try to just this time, but you to our
store ana we hope thst will make cu Csta7q Shop
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-16
SENATOR BUTLER
MAY MEET SOME
C. D. P. HOSTILITY.
AS Spokesman For President
Coolidge He May Substitute
Olive Branch Fer Club
BY HARRY 3. HUNT
NEA Service Wv;te.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1l-Re-
publican senators are much inset
by the thought thar William NJ
Butler will be among them for che
next four years.
What the Republican solons
fear is that Butler is going to be
very hard to get along with
Whether or not Batter enters
the Senate as President Coolidge's
personal Representative even mors
than as representative of the
state of Massachusetts, It is a fact
that ,most of the other senator's
are sure to think he docs. Indeed
those who are in the capital al.
ready say so, thoug1 somewhat
discreetly, for it doesn't pay them
to antagonize the administration.
Now, the present Republican
party management is entirely q
different management from the
one which existed before the Cleve-
land convention. The old manage
ment was thrown out at that time
none too politely. Naturally it
didn't like it.
Most of the Republican senator's,
outside the progressi ~e8, were
identified with the old manage
ment. Butler not only is identi-
fled with the new one, but. as
national committee chairman.
actually is head of it.
Butler takes his seat, too. under
senators regard with disfavOr.
Senator Lodges term had more
than four years still to run when
he died. Governor Cox of Massa-
chusetts appointed Batler to fill
out the whole of it. He was en-
tiled to make the appointment but
the Democrats say he had a right
to fill the vacancy only tempo
rarily-until special election
could be held. They intend to try
to force one.
:. *
The Democrats, however, are
not the only ones who are dissatis-
fied.s There are Massachusetts, Re
publicans also who would like a
chance against Butler in the pri-
maries. The Republican senators,
who would distinctly prefer some
body else, sympathize with them.
An administration Always wants
various things done that Congress
objects to.
If Butler enters the Senate as
the administrations representa-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-16

Here you will find an array of useful acceptable and
very pretty Christmas gifts. You need have NO fear
about quaty-you know RYLANDER SHOE co.
QUALTT we have been in business for many years
and we couldn't have stayed in business If we had not
treated friends and customers right-ve acver.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-02-07

In the United States Commissioner s Court, Wrangell Precinct, First Di- vision of Alaska-In Probate. In the matter of the Estate of c. E. Weber, Deceased.
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the un- dersigned has been duly appointed Administrator of the Estate of the above named Deceased.
 All persons having claims against said estate, are hereby required to present same duly verified to the un- dersigned, at Wrangell, Alaska, with in six months from the date of the first publication of this Notice. Dated at Wrangell, Alaska, this 2yth day of January 1924.
 N. NUSSBAUMER
 Administrator First Publication Jan. 31. Last Publication Febr. 2S.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-02-07
scouTMAsTER SCORES HIGH

A prize of a s2OO gold watch and a compliment to the scout way of doing things were the results of the entry of Scoutmaster George B. Dunn of Seattle, Wash, in the S1,O0O amateur men cooks contest recently conducted by the Seattle Times.
 Scoutmaster Dunn, who four years ago when he entered scouting didn't know how to boil water" competed in the contest with timber cruisers, mountaineers, prospectors. huntsmen, fishermen, and other out-of-doors men, for the best camp dinner. His score was 99% per cent.
 The menu consisted of chicken, sweet corn and potatoes, cooked according to the Hawaiian Emu" style. which method has been carefully retained and taught In scout circles every where: the second part of the meal apple sauce, biscuits and coffee-was prepared by means of a reflector oven.
 AS to the winners score, two Of the judges had awarded 100 per cent, while one had marked him down to g9X per cent. And for what do you think he was marked off? A tiny spark of fire remained unextinguished in the scoutmaster's campfire.
 Crime of crimes in woodcraft.