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The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
hATCHETNG FOUND NOT
 GIII.Tl' BY JUR>

Katshetas, an Eskimo from Una lakleet, who was tried in the Dis
 "nalH last week on a statu- tcry charge, was found mot gull t,r by the jury. The trial of the ease started on Wednesday Sep temhar 17th.. and went to the jury al il q. m on Thursday. Tb' jury was out all night and did net Nring in their verdict until at 9:25 on Friday morning. The jury was composed of the following: John EAerle. Joe Linke Mrs. W. t
 aarlrr,, Mrs, Nell Thomen. Evan tack. F.. J. German. August Hom- berger. Fred Diemcr, A. l.. Car renter, Gertrude Lescher. John Manos and George Bond. MT
 @er vas Foreman of the Jury.
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
LARGE ATTENDANCE AT
 FUNERAL JOHN \. WILSON

! The funeral of the late John A. | Wilson. who was burned to death , in the Bluff roadhouse recently. , Was held last Sunday at the large
 Eagle Hall The Pioneers of AL aska and the Loyal Order of Moose of which the deceased was an act i've member, took charge of the funeral arrangements. The above | rganizations and numerous friends | accompanied the remains from the i Undertaking Parlors on Steadman the funeral services were held.
 The services at the hall were conducted by the Pioneers of Alas ka, President Chas. D. Jones of the Pioneers. Attorney James Fraw ley. Judge G. J. Lomen and Capt .,ohn Sundback, took part in the services. each elaborating on the sterling qualities of the deceased and the regard in which he was held in this community. The ser 'lces were unique and impressive throughout and quartette ren- dered several appropriate selec tions. The pail bearers were fel- low members of the Alaska Legis- iature of which the deceased was member, and were as follows: | nt n n Trir, nf Ir,r n Cochran. Thomas Gaffney. Chas. Brown. Jr.. F. l.. Holt and James h. Daily.
 After the services at the Eagle Hall the funeral procession wended it's way to Belmont Point Cemetery headed by the Nome Brass Band, where the Loyal Order of Moose held the services over the grave.
 Mir Wilson, since coming to Al aska has been active in mining cir eles. He was at one time Presi- dent of the Western Federation of Miners. Later he was President of the Pioneers of Alaska, and was q Past Dictator of the Loyal Order of Moose. Two years ago Mir. Will son was elected as member of the Alaska Legislature, by one of the largest votes ever accorded candidate from this Division and he filled the office with credit. not only to himself. but to his constitu- ents. He was U. s. Mineral Sur Ieyor and at the time of his death vas engaged in survey work at Eluff
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
EAGLES TO GIVE DANCE
 IN THEIR HALL TONIGHT

The Eagle Hall Commission has arranged to give dance in their lall tonight as a substitute or rather in the place of the dance vhich was to have been given by theYuba boys When ii became known that the Nuba dance had
 fallen through the Eagle Hall Commission, which is always on it's toes and ready to go. decided that T would not do to waste the op- rtunity They promise good mu- SC and a good time. and by their last performances they. have dem
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
k kiTCHETAG GETS SENTENCE

Katchetag. who was tried last week in the District and acquitted on a statutory charge, was indicted hy the Federal Grand Jury Mon 6ay on charge of Assault with a Dangerous Weapon upon the per son of one Birt Toms, another na- tive. while both were serving ill the Federal Jail here. Katchetag pleaded guilty to the charge and was sentenced by Judge c. J. Lo- men on Wednesday to one year in tne Federal jail, from noon of hat date.
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
BROWN FOUND NOT GUILTY

In the case of the United states ys. Charles Brown and Wilburn f'urton. two colored men indicted ly the Grand Jury last week, At torney Hugh O'Neil was appoint cd by Judge G. J. Lomen to de- fend the two defendants, and he moved for separate trials. which t,as granted. United States At t,rnev Fred Harrison elected to try the case against Brown first, and Brown went on trial Tuesday and Wednesday. The two men were indicted on the charge of Fmbezzlement by Bailee from one ". C. Walsh, a white man. in the sum of five hundred dollars. which sum was entrusted to Brown for safekeeping by Walsh The jury got the case at 4;00 o'clock Wed resdav afternoon. and at 6:15 D. n. the same day, brought in a yer dict of mot guilty" The case against Burton was dismissed.
 The Jury which tried the case was composed of the following: Fred Diemer, Foreman. Anna Mich olson. M. o. Solberg, Paul Ullrich, Mrs. Nell Thomen, John Eberle. Guy E. Mish. August Homberger, ( yandarhaydep Alfred I Iomen Carl Brill and Henry ShultZ.
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
GRAND JURY TURNS
 NYUGANUk LOOSE

Nyuganuk. native from Nuni- yak Island. who has been in the Federal Jail here for some time, e.. bind-over charge from the Court. was releas- cd from the Federal Jail Tuesday, the Grand Jury having brought in mot a true bill" against him. He v';s charged with larceny from a varehouse. The nine witnesses in this case were released the same day. and the entire party will leave shortly for their homes
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
STEAM HEAT NOTICE

The rate for steam heat for the period beginning October list. 1924 and ending May 31st. 1925 will be :j212 cents per square foot of radi- ntion for contracts of stipulated amounts for above mentioned per- iod. To those not under contract the price, per square foot of radia- tion, will he 60 cents. Contracts must be arranged for by October lst.
 II. s. NEWMAN
 Trustee.
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
LOCAL NEWS
YUBA DANCE CALLED OFF

The dance scheduled to be given Iy the Yuba Manufacturing Com r;ny boys on next Saturday, Sep iamher. has been cancelled The boys found that they could not lAanaGe to give the dance at this time. II has not been ascertained whether or not they will give the dance at some future date
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
RECOyERS FROM BURNS.

.-. MT Degen, who was badly burned on the Eskimo Gold Dredg ing Company's dredge some time ago, and who has been in the Maynard Columbus hospital for has ercovered sufficiently to enable him to leave the hos pital and expects to return to Solomon shortly
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
EAGLES WILL CONDUCT
 BIC MEMBERSHIP DRIVE.

Nome Aerie No. 75. Fraternal Order of Eagles has received a special dispensation to conduct a membership drive tor the Winter. The membership drive is to begin October 1st.
 The purpose of the drive is not cnly to secure new timber, thereby injecting new life into the Aerie, but also great effort will be made to bring back into the Eagle nest some of the birds gone astray
 The initiatory fee during the drive has been reduced to $500 for all classes of membership.
 ;CRSCRIIsE FOR THE NUGGET
 RC O0 pE,R MONTH
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
tOASTWISE MAILS WILL
 CLOSE THIS AFTERNOON

The Nome Postmaster announces that the mails will close for Col uvin Haycock. Tnalakleet St Michael and Yukon River points today Saturday at 4;30 D. m. for despatch via the motorship Donaldson.
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
CASE SETTLED

The case of Charles F. Rice vs. the. Luther Gold Dredging Com pany, in which Geo. D. Schofield appeared as Attorney for the Plain tiff and Ira D. Orton for the De rendant, which was to have been Eeard by Judge G. ]. Lomen on Tuesday. last. was settled on Mon day, out of Court, and was dis missed.
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
PETIT JURY EXCUSED
 FROM DUTY WEDNESDAY

The Petit Jury was excused by Judge G. J. Lomen from further attendance upon the Court We'd nesday evening. This closes the trial of Jury cases until the Spring Term of Court, which will probab- ly be called in March or April
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27

in its report stated that it had brought in three true bills and three not true bills. The Court in excusing the Grand Jury thank ed. ike members for their services.
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
nREnGE FOR SALE

4 Plume type dredge, 2 it. buc- kets. 50 h.p. Standard Engine, in good shape; dredge has not been operated since 1919. For sale tor Sa,OOO. inquire of Chas. F. Rice. O. the Nugget OAice.
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
FEDERAL GRAND JURY FINISH
 WORK AND IS EXCUSED

The Federal Grand Jury finished iis work and was excused from further attendance upon the Dis irict Court. by Judge G. J. Lomen. on Tuesday last. The Grand Jury
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
DANCE CALLED OFF

The Yuba Boys Dance which Was scheduled for Saturday, September oSth., has been cancelled.
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
LAIBLINS ARRIVE IN NOME

Grant I.aibln and his son George arrived in Nome from their sum mer's prospecting. Thursday even irg. having come over the railroad from Iron Creek.
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
HEAVY SNOW IRON CREEK

Travellers coming into Nome on. Thursday evening, report that at least six inches of snow had fallen and was on the ground when they left Iron Creek.
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27

FOR SALE-N SiOO wardrobe trunk for S65.OO. Two SS5 suits .f clothes for S75. Inquire of H. (.rccnbrrg.
Evening star., 1924-08-28
Seamless Administers
9s12 S28.85 sA31oh
Fifteen lovely patterns-one sketched

TVteeH PutefHS-O'e
The last at this price. Seamless Soft and
quiet to the tread Deep and silky of pile. The
most popular rug we ever offered, proven by the
verv few. left of the 400 which opened the August
sale. After tomorrow they will bring S35 each.
trourthF Flosr zsea.l q
Evening star., 1924-08-28

THE EXENING sTAR WASHINGTON THURSDAY AUGUST 1872
re Department Open Until 9 P. u
'ay Of the Half
August Furnitu]
"HE Au gust Furniture Sale
started on the 18th of July; it
ends on the 18th of August
The experience of past years has
taught us that many people will
forget this. Having looked at adver-
tised furniture, they come back to
buy and feel we are doing them
personal injustice in not extending
sale prices for their special benefit.
In fairness to all customers alike, we
cannot do this
Tomorrow, August prices are
available. The day after tomorrow,
they are not. And not again for six
months will such drastic reductions
be marked throughout entire stocks. =.
If you have looked at furniture; if
you want furniture; if you are inter-
ested in phenomenal savings in fur
niture-shop tomorrow-the last day!
n; =: .;; ;::;; :: e; ,> ::; ::: ;:::; :::; e,
On the Way-a n eW seVen-stOry
.stone and steel structure-a spacious.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-11-06

llof l3h ST. N.W.-Singie. double front
room. with board: no objection 10 children.
50 per month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-11-06

Another beautiful dia-
mond OF very fine color and
eXquisItely cut; weighs
5000, or II points less than
/ carat. This diamond is
priced extremely low at. =. So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-11-06

/ 2oI1 DOUGLAS ST. NE.-Three unfuruish"d
rooms. heat. ard hath. Ink. %
nj 18th ST. SW.-. rooms, Kitchen and bail;
SIS lpa
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FOR SALE-AUT0M0BILEs.

BUCkY HARRIS
offers his Lincoln coupe for
sale at a substantial reduction !;
Car has run only 1920 miles !;
guaranteed like new. Is dispos-
ing of this car to purchase a
5-pass. Lincoln sedan. You can
see by appointment or call Co.
lumbia 1904 or Main 2O8O.
FORDS! FORDS! FORDSl
s sea.n. choice choice Of 4...........s222sSs up
Tourinss, choice Of s, 1894 ...:....... rs up
Tisst p.l ss9iss OF Choice Of
' soMb OF THE ABOVE CARS can BE y
bouG SAIAS zee !. IS i c WEEK. THE
STEUART'S GARAGE.
Line DIN 900. al 18th St. NE.
STUDEBAKERS, DODGES,
BUCKS, FORDS,
and many others to choose from.
See our ad on the back page Of
today's Star for further particu-
lars, or call at
The White Lot.
STUDEBAkER,
l4th and r SITS.
EMERSON & ORME.
1923 Sedan. 5-rassenrer. model aa-i7. s-cyl-
inder: Al condition mocha nicnliy; new gray
paint; good tires Price. 81 $50.
Ford
1923 Touring: mechanically o. X; good tires
and paint; priced low for quick sale and on
terms 10 suit: see this car before buying
Dodge
1921 Sedan fine condition: all cord tires;
motor quiet: paint good This car has had
| careful treatment and shows it. Price only
$3.50, on easy terms.
Buick
6-cyiinder Coupe model "a As: just the car
for cold weather: good tires; motor perfect:
this car before buying any car: price,
1850; easy terms: any demonstration.
Buick
cylinder in good condition; new paint Job;
good tires Price. $500
Buick
l923 passenger coupe. model y, ~. h-ryI-
'ndrr. in excellent mechanical condition ::
good paint and tires. Let demonstrate
tins car today. rrce. 81 20
/ Dodge
1929 5passenger Sedan. 4-cylnder: in good
niechan cal condition; paint aud ties good
Price, $3.50.
1920 M St. NV.
or
1913 Conn. Ave.
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LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.

COWS-rublic sale Of 80 Guernsey and Jersey
COWS and heifcrS Friday. Nov. :. at II am
my farm one mile from Laurel, Md, OF
Bowie road Terms, six months interest
bearing note. payable az Citizens Nat. Bank
Laurel. Md. John II McCnuley
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800 LAMONT ST. N.w.-LarGe second floor
ROM room. well furnished. for q with board
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Fill LfS Az ~ EACf1A NUE.
1926 18th ST NV
1923 CADILLAC PHAETON.
1923 BUICK COACH.
1923 HUDSON COACH.
1923 CHALMERS COACH.
1929 DODGE COUPE.
1923 BUICK ROADSTER.
1928 DODGE TOURING.
LOW PRICEs-REAsoNABLE TERMS.
MAXWELL
USED CAR DEPARTMENT.
1924 Maxwell touring -. .S845
1923 Maxwell touring ..... SIS
1922 Maxwell touring 49,. AIS
1922 Maxwell touring 80. 395
1922 Maxwell coupe. :. 675
1923 Maxwell coupe. 49,. 745
1923 Maxwell sport touring 6o5
1922 Chalmers touring. -. 4o5
1922 Wills-St. Claire tour. 745
1923 Dodge touring 49,. sos
1921 Dodge touring, winter
top 3aU
1923 Star sedan. 375
1923 Chevrolet sedan. ..... 500
1922 Chevrolet sedan. ..... S5
1923 Chevrolet coupe. 1915
1923 Ford speedster. ...... us
1923 Ford 4-dr. sedans (2). AIS
1922 Overland sedan 49,. 39S
1921 Studebaker coupe go. 2o5
1921 Ford sedan $50
Some of These Cars
Are Bonded.
Reasonable Terms.
H. B. LEARY, Jr.,
1928 14th St.
1907 l4th ST. NV.
Dodge touring, 1923. 49,. $3.50
Ford touring, 1923 .. Dos
Flint IS touring. 1923. 900
Studebaker special touring l,lo5
Maxwell touring, 1924. S4S
Ford ton truck .... SIS
Columbia sedan, 1923 go. So5
Flint. 1924; S.; demon
StTdtOr ......-.. ,t9O
Chalmers sedan. 1924 800
ALI: OF THE ARovE CARS CARRY THE
USUAL 3O-DAY WARRANTY. TERMS TO
MEET YOUR APPROVAL
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS.
HICkS-FLINT MOTOR, Inc.
1907 14th St. NV.
NORTH 1921.
1924 DODGE
BUSINESS COUPE.
Run Just a few miles.
Substantial reduction
Liberal terms.
HICKS-FLINT MOTOR co.
1907 18th St. North 3O2l
$50
CASH.
S.
PER WEEK.
Dodge tourings,
Ford tourings,
Ford sedans,
Hupmobile touring,
Overland tourings,
Overland sedans.
Chandler tourings,
Buick touring,
Nash touring.
Many other makes. all late
models, in tourings and
sedans. Will demonstrate
any car to your satisfaction.
JUSTICE MOTOR CO.,
1915 14th St. NV.
1924 WILLYS-kNIGHT
TOURING.
BRAND NEW.
We have just taken in trade
this late model Willys-Knight
touring car on a Chrysler; car
to be sold at a substantial re-
ductiOn absolutely the latest
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RENT RO0MS-FURNISHED.
q 0nfinued.)

RENT RO0MS-FURNISHED.
| tContinued.p
| 1900 LAMONT ST. N.w.-LarCe second floor
front i3 room well furnished, for .. with board.
| 1881 HARVARD N.W-Larce ufside roam
neAi TO bath: private family: excellent Ioca-
| 1898 EYE ST. NV SporIesSIy clean. newly
! FURNISHED; AMI; phone: garage: gentlemen
preferred: transi"ntS accommodate
| chevy CHASE C!RCLE-Two axcIu.ive de-
nshtfnl rooms. private bath: garage. CIeve-
! Iahd Z'!o. IL
BRI NSwIcE. APT ~ 1872 EYE-rsrro.
wei furnished room: phone: electricity: always
hot water: gentlemen.
! lf'3 FAiRMONT ST.-ComfortahIy furnished
room; very reasonable: private family; refer
1928 ST Nw-vcry large double rooms:
! twin bpdS: a mi: $50 ard So: large single
rooms. 81: ana SIS Franz 25cs
lii4 lIth ST. Large. well furnished rooms:
So MP. TotteH. Main 4520
| 911 both ST. Nv APT Nicely furnisbcJ
s,TEir front room all modern convenicnces:
l1o7 1ath ST. N.w.-Sjneie double front
| room WITH board; no objection 10 children
80 per month. -
q 9Th Sc. Ono or two rooms: h--w.h.:
phone. electricity. continuous hot water in
room.
40 II ST. Ne. Larur front bedroom and
kitchenette. 2nd floor: l. VII: private famiiy:
| reasonable.
~ ND. AVE Ne Two or three rooms Tor
Housekeeping md floor front: reasonable
| Line. i3l6 50
TIE NORTHUMBERLAND ComfortabIy f.lr-
| n,ehed room, private family. Phone North
142G 9th ST Nv Thrp., rooms and Kitchen
cite, 49, month; electricity. gaS and heat
| also garage.
1714 ore So. NV Nicely furnished room 10
Of 4TvIsF
North 474a
24l9 18Th ST. N.W.-uns large back room
With porch. rnmpleteiy furnished for Ink.
| $50. or two rooms with porch $40
| 1918 IAfh y -NiroIy furnished second aoor
30iG-I.
! OPPOSITE ONTARIO APARTMENT
| communicating rooms. private bath Columbia
$50 EYE 81. N.w.-I.arge. attractive room
t%,n ted; r'nnins water: steam: "lectricitr
ROOM FREE for the loan OF small sum
| returned in fun not as rent Address Rox
BEN, star ofrc
f37 \ ST. N.E.-one large room at 81
a15G CALIFoENIA ST.-Two connecting front
r""ms: an" large room. Phone North 1910
l%li J. st. Nv Small southern front room.
&li: ei"nIricitr-
331I Ism ST. wv Nicely furnished rooms;
| ing apartment: mi. can evenings on y.
| ERuoEI ,%I- n 90
garage Il wanted rotnma" 23S5 r. s..
| APT nn1 TUF Al nt\I,pI -I-
Large. comfortable front room: gentleman
| l225 y w. Two front Housekeeping rooms
water. electricity.
21o7 81. NV Vol furnished room md
> :" =, So ~, =. or = electricity.
! hnusakcopfn., '"rn'Sh"d rooms foT
DOWNTOWN APT Large room. next bath.
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lI3S ST N.W.-Nrry large double rooms:
twin beds: mi: $50 ard So: large single
rooms 80 and SIS. Frank. 23cs
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FOR FARM AND GARDEN

Barred K0"ks: "AVeIItnb 1IlIlty strHin: Tor SAT-
or exchange. Telephone Backus. Woodside ~
wANTED-5O0 thoroughbred pullcts. l.. "
Johnston. Arlington. Va. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-11-06
INVESTMENT BARGAINS
IN DIAMONDS.

An extremely good value
in an absolutely perfect dia-
mond OF the finest pure
white color, exquisitely and
accurately cut and of rare
brilliancy. 1t weighs eN-
actly los. or 5 points over
l carat. Special at. 81
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

BUICK 1924 coupe. four-wileel brakes: driven
10y owner; Ike new: all extras; easy terms.
Col. 1913
BUICK SEDAN. 1-passenger, newly PAINTED
new Royal "ord tires and practically new On
CINE a har-ain. 92S 18th 81. NV
BUICK CAR. 1894 model; good condition.
Call Cleveland 222I
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RID : W Que double from, -o.ra
= rod. 60 .Hmhia :..!IG
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BUICK TOURING. 7-pass.. 1870: new rear
end. clutch and motor has been over
hauled: $50 for quick sale. See Mr.. Harris.
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1873 FAIRMONT ST.-C0mfortahIy furnished
r"oh very reasonable; private family: refer
tnfF@.
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] $40 IL lit -. \.r-lN farm she'd from
"nil. bah a1iri"'ns gentlemen. COL, 1907 -
81" { \ Z. second and third fiJos rooms. Win
MafEr / n /
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BIZ NSWItk. APT. -. 1922 EYE-Largn
Wei WEI iurnlHhtd room: phone; electricity: always
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q 9Th Sc. One two rooms h. w h.
: phone, electricity. continuous hot water IN
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'nNI GIHLE-THn warm rooms. nata.
water. gentleman. ISL" 18TH
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2n-H Nv. ncsr nGr"ui tircIr--i.s--s
oarS.i" room. next ta'h =.
SO \ L Living bedroom klrrh"not,c. hs.t
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"1l 2Hh ST NV. APT Nicely furnished
single front room; all modern ronvenipnces: no
OF her rnOmnr-.
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: 40 II ST. l.. Large front bedroom and
= kitch"nette 2nd floor: h. W H.: private family:
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILE!


PHELPS AUTO EXCHANGE
1875 18th ST NV.
1923 CADILLAC PHAETOS.
1923 BUICK COACH.
1923 HUDSON COACH.
1923 CHALMERS COACH.
1929 DODGE COUPE.
1923 BUICK ROADSTER.
1928 DODGE TOURING.
LOW PRICES-REASONABL TERMS
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DR. h A LoCNE's
DOG AND CAT HOSPITAL
1921 l4tA ST NV COLrMRIA "a and SO
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1901 ia AID N.W.-Large out side room
ion
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iiEEf CHASE CIRCLE-Two axcIu- i've. de-
and 2JlO 10
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light delivery trucks with
60 nopy bodies; Ford one-ton with cab and ex.
press body; Stewart n ton with panel body;
Dodge, 1923. delivery with screen body Ali
Of the above cars are in good condition and
priced right for quick sale. Ssmmes Motor
Company. Truek Department, 6l3 G ut. NV.
REQ SPEED WAGON CHASSIS.
Al Mechanical condition, $780,
franklin 0754 ood ~ St SW r.
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i2l MD. AVE. Ne Two or three rooms ror
honSekrepln@: md floor front: reasonable.
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Ili llth ST. Large. well furnished rooms
So mp. TOlteM. Main it2n
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-20
PrOcederenlOs... ].
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4t
procediendo judicialmente con los
que estan fuera de nuestra juridiccion.
Ell case requiere especial atencion y
Sc IA estamos prestando toda
.sMuy pronto estara terminals nues-
ira investigation, y Ell pals conocera
los nombres de los verdaderos culpa-
bles, y las causas porque anulamos los
examenes celebrados''.
I Nosotros estamos tan ajenos al asun-
to como nuestros lectores. en- cuanto a
causas y personals complicadas, Sc re-
fiere, pero creemos que ell Departamen-
to de instruction habra tenido razones
muy serias para proceder como 10 hizo,
anulando Ell trabajo de centenares de
jovenes, que cifran todas sus esperan-
Eas en- dichos examenes. Tenenos en-
tendido one pesar de decirse que los
nuchachos conocian el texto de las pre-
guntas de antemano. ell n11nero de fra
casados es inmensamente superior al
del cfio pasado. 81 en- realidad las CO.
sas han sido asi, los Que han salido
ganando son los misnnos muchachos, va
que tienen otra oportunidad para de-
mostrar su capacidad.
De manera, cue va qte el Departa-
mento recomienda calma, y promote
que pronto todos sabran a Que atener-
Sc en- cuanto los nombres de los YER
daderos culpables los interesados EN- la
cresti6n deben esperar pacientemente a
cue dicha investigaci6n este termina-
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ra juzgar entonces 81 procedfa la anu
laci6n de los examenes, no.