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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-08
Los Ni60s DeliGad0s
' EnferMiz0s neGeSitan
VINOL
Lean este las madres de Ninos
Delicados.

Palmyra. Pensilvania, E. d. AM
hijita padecfa de una tos eronica v
estaba tan delgada que pedfan con-
tarse1e 1os huesos, faftandole Ell apetito
nor complete. Ninguno de los medica-
mentos que lie dabamos la mejoraban,
hasta que u n .dfa una syecinas mia, la
Sra. Neibert me recomendo que lie desc
Tinels X ahera tiene dmuy, buen apetito,
lie desaparecio la tos, esta gruesa y
tiene las mejillas sonrosadas. Toda
madre que tenga niios delicados de-
befh darles NinoL"-Sra- de Alfredo
sia ~ ns s me SUD n,sos confinden
delicados y enfermizos, De1es Vinol,
ell Tonico Moderno, superior a los de-
mas porQue scontiene en- forma agrada-
Blet al spaladars los elementos reconsti-
tuyentes y nutritiyos,de ia. carne y
peptonas de hfgado de bacalao, pep
tomatoes de hierro y manganese y gill
cerofosfatos, Jos tonicos mas famosos
y renombrados en- la. medicines IL a Z
\ So1icfte hoy mismo de SUI Farmaceu-
ttco una botella de VINOL.
De venta en- las Farmacias y Droguerfas
Chester Kent q Co.. Distributors. nsirali, EIeh, &. IA.
49,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-08
PRO Temple DEL MAESTRO

Acabamos de poner al acorreo nues-
tro anterior traba:o, hernos recibido
una vaIiosa Y eritusiastica carta del
ST.. sslIes Sofa, presidents de la Aso-
cfacion an la que nos dice:
s'Tengo Ell gusto de remitirse nuestra
Ultima circular relacionada con el Tenn
p1o del Maestro. observe un gran en-
~tasiasrao en- dfversos puntosa de Ia Is
Ia. Anoche Sc celebr6 una bonita asam
b1ea en- caguas a la Due asistimos pa
rios miembros de Ia Dirrectfva General.
Tanto 81 Presidsnte de Ia Asociacion
de Padres cor1o la Presidenta de la
Association Local y Ell inspector de Is
cueia nos aseguraron Que no tardaria.
mrnucho en- recaudarse la Quota de Ca
guals Que asciende a la sur1na de mil no
vecientos treinta J seis dolares G95ei.
Don Bernardo insisti6 en- su discursc'
Ell que Sc elevara Ell pr~esupuesto + la
suma de Glen mil d61ares (10o,Ooo)
pues 81 cree no ser1a difici1 consegrir
esta cantidad dado 81 entusiasmo rel
mantle entire los maestros Y los padres
de familia. Don Tu1io Rodriguez, juSz
municipal y Presidente de la Asocia-
cion de Padres, manifesto que 81 FL
pueblo de Puerto Rico respondiera con
la gratitud que debe al maestro por
la obra realizada para su progreso le7
vantaria un temple que valera no Gin
cuenta mil d6lares sino un million de
| d6lares. salimos entusiasmados de Ca.
guas a media noche y las noticias reel
bidas hoy nos nenan de jubilo, pues
varios companeros de la isla a qpienes
| hemos visto, entire ellos ~inspectores de
/ escuelas. nos aseguran que remitifan
| srs Quotas antes del 'treinta de junie.
ssComo Sc que es listed un entusias-
Ia por esta causa me apresuro a d4rle
estas noticias.' apt
Amigos MOS. esta carta Sc couIenta
ella misnla, y ash como la gaLarda &C
titud de Caguas, la invicta cludaA del
! Turabo, Sc comenta a 81 nafsrla. Z nos
otros agregamos Que nuestro Corntte de
Padres se coIoca tambien a tanta al
tura como la Asociacin de Padres de
caguias, presto a realizar una granccani
paha en- concurso con Ia Association
Local y Maestros de Junccs. Dh ST.
selles nos dice adernas: Muchas loca-
les nos escriben con gran entusiasnlo
por la obra del Temple. Vega Alta ha
rernftido Ell primer giro por la sama
de treinta y tres d6lares. Cagaas tele-
bra esta noche una asambiea paraisni-
ciar los trabajos que c~rlnlinaran' en-
I'M gran triunfo para la Directivs Los
cal, Ell celoso inspector ST.. Huyke, ?
los enthusiasts Comites &c Padres bajo
la direction de nuestro distinguish com
panero, Ell Hon. Juez de Ia ~ciudad.Hdon
Tulio Rodriguez"
C~ompaneros, ell triunfo es eguro
Antonio QuIDGLEY.
Sc AAAa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-08
Departamento de Agriculture y
Trabaio.

tancia preparados en- Ell Planted De-
mostrativo de Mayagiiez estan la ha-
rina de toronto y la hsrina de Ia ho5a
del arbol del pan. Probablenaente mr.
guna de de estas harinas habia sido
anterioTmente elabcrada y puesta al
consume en- ningun pais;@ sin embargo,
mas de la mitad de los paises tropica-
les podria preparar I'm excelente snsti-
tnto de IL alfalfa secando y moIiendo
las, ricas hojas del arbol del pan, prin-
cipe 81 no reg de los arboles frutales.
En- cuanto a la toronja. tenemos cue
iamentar que no solo los industriales
de Puerto Rico, sine tambi6n los de
Florida y California han estadc des,
perdiciando por espacio de dos amos
por 10 menog, cientos de tonelaoas de
cascara, puIpa Y pepita de toronjas.
Una S ~empacadora en- Mayagiiez nos
ha cedido Ia pulpa cruda de toronja y
por la recollection y Ell traspcrte al
Plantel tenemos un gasto de $3.50 por
tonelada, de cuya cantidad SO obtienen
por 10 E 800 nbras de la subs;
tancia SEGA. La harina grussa Sc ven
de q 3.75 quintaI, de modo u de Ia
materia prima que obtuvimos por S1.6o
Ell Planted percibe $l1.25. P~reparando en-
peqnefia lesca1a este a~limentc, la Plan
Ia gasta dos centavos, POGO mas 0 me-
nos, por libra del producto acabado. y
aun asi deja una ganncia de s7a6. Una
fabrica gande, utilizando vapor So
brnde para un desecador sencillo de ia
clase del que tenemos en- Ell Planted de-
mostrativo de Mayagiiez, podrfa u
reducir considerablanlente el costo &c
esta harina.
Este a,imento es de i'm color verde
amarillento subido, tiene un olor agrada
lie y un ngero gusto amargo que sabo-
rean con placer las cabras v Ell ganado
Sc esta usando en- Ell P-antel de Tru-
jilo, mezclado con otros alimentos pre-
80 49,
pAiauos nue9.AO ~
snsz' on ulia p'0p'i'ii 10
csoa ~ palseS.
Fl anansis ae "a marina ae t0roh's
IS como slsus-
rr0'eiaA
1ia00 ao
fneaasos ue o''0oao
riDra l0Z0
a conslnuac'on aamos % ana10
- Marine ue % nO9@ u0i a1Dol w
que pleSeA'" oO 0O''i a's0 Se
ansellor'
Floseln@ As'90so
rlasa 100
I-loTaeOs a. esl s9h0 'F'0o7o
SiDla 800
Aste nuevo a,lmsn1o g esp.
81 a~parlencla' oior J sapol ~ l'e
muy apettoso' 'ieae un su9
20 me1or que Ia Marina 60 allai" qae
essoe nac 4 anos y es'@ selA'9-ee =
@@ r. As"a -
70 numano. Dsspues oe conlollo luSaa
un gasso uuioY 0ue
oeoe alsuna en-
N analsls com np ~ sas -.
sss qplzas asnsalla' "0 ao s
pol 'A74so 10 1890
luau y sr.l..'A2 : :. ! Tsss.
sutl i . ii
80. -, s.sa5 asi nsss
- A4ss. .as As!@s - ss,;Saa D.
-ss a;,aan4o brnano
j. ho;as
-Sssas-sass asss e. ,s,as nrinc,-
6 sSssnda ar,ssas
$50 $500 !. aran.r3.i6n a
49, 80 $40 J
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-08
ego staba al borde de an d~scaiHiento'

s'Tan terrible que peEdf todas. mis- amigass
eseribe una sonora de Washington, ""Tan debil
corIienIe.
Hoy quisiera poder decir a todas, las personals
n~ervibsas .en al sfntnd0 Ia mafaviIlosa cura que
obtuve con la levadura. Lassarfugas han desapa-
recid6 " sta51hi6ns los peauenoss des6rdeness deslos.
nervios, sintiendome hoy completamente rejuve-
Coma con fegplarihdaad. dos . tres p@astillas al
dia+so1a en- galleticas, o disuelta en- agua o le-
Chez 81 10 preiere obtenga seis ~pastillas a la vez-
Sc cpnservan en- IN lugar freseo y seco por dos o
tres dias. lComience en- seguida a saber 10 que
es "a buena salud! Fijese en- que sea Levadura
de Fleischmann.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
StefdnSsOn Seeks to
Develop Polar Lands
Into Fruitful Acres

NEW YORK May % -yuhlaimur
sisffanason has turned ctanEcl Of
the wastelands
De would send the worlds dorelict
acres down the reclamation TRAN 90
fertility where the street evangelist
would save souls. Dc would cave
noils. And on such mirsion be- nov
has embarked.
n was with considerable surprina
that the scientific world learned that
the famed explorer 81 Polar seas
would penetrate iho Australian wiida
about which men know llttir-ss set.
whyg
Few Americans stop % consider
that only 100 years ago. or there
abouis, ouf prairica were considered
worthless" tald Stcfanssou. explain.
Ing his new venture. 'fTho carly
settlers pushed westward and grew
along tho rivers Settlements grew
along The rivers. ia 1918 there came
"a settler Nh0 decided 10 find out.
who set out TO clear 10 acres. Ana
the epic Of the American prairie b
now a great tmdition with the
trial success there came a great
rush OF settlers.
II know this story % America. and
J. with members Of my party. may
begin the story over again for Aus.
tr,lia. where the Wristbands are
Stunned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
KIRKLAND MILL
is BURNED
.irl Employees Escape Thru
Flames; los IobIeSS

More Than 100 persons. including
about 10 volunteer urcmsn. hstuod
Tuesday evening against flames
vhich ala siss.coa damage 10 the
plant q The Ma,zsn Wooden mills at
kirkland. Twenty EiFi employees won
thru she smoke to safety. altho some
were hysteFigai
The blaEe started in the dye RON
from AN undetermined cause. Il
rapidly and Threatened 20 en-.
lop a new Oh STORAGE plant ln
uh.ch were y.ooe barrels OF fuel Oh
only heroic efforts by volunteers
saved The storage. 40 oonsidersh.e
risk 10 TIE fighter,
The dye room, finishing room. o..
ticr, securing plant ana tons OF wool
and other raw material were de.
stroAsA one hundred and sl2ty.flNe
employees win be out % work for four
months, President George Matzsn
said. The plant has been operating
20 capacity.
While the blaze was az rs height
women and children. relatives % ths
ure fighters. gathered ln EruuPs near
by and impotuned the battlers 20
come away nom the danger some
around the Oh storage, Aitho the
flames licked the walls % the stor.
age, firemen stayed with the nEht
and eventually halted the progress
OF the blaEs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
INJUNCTION
STARTS ON PAGE 1

prevail OF the suggestion, and II was
agreed 10 b. Howe. after presenting
soma objections
Assistant Corporation Counsel
George MeaEhsr thercupon stated
that he had filed special appear
ance on behalf OF the city. with a
motion 70 quaah tho trust com.
pany's subpoena and is service. on
thu ground that Il WAS served on
tho city comptroller. rather than
upon tho mayor as required by
state law.
Hows's argument on tho city's
motion carried him into a statement
OF the merits Of the pending suit.
and Judge Cushman interrupted 10
dispose OF tho oity'a motion. 10
refused 10 quash athcr tho sub
pocna or It's service, but required
counsel for tho, trust company to
have service made upon the mayor
before further proceedings against
tho city.
Following the disposition Of tho
motion, Judge Cushman sst Tues.
day. at II a. m. for consolidated
hearing OF the counly's motions TO
dismiss both injunction suits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
SUSPECTS
STARTS ON PAGE 1

hack AFTER getting AZ far ~ Queen
Charlotte sound, British Columbia.
A. proof OF the allbi. a diary kap,
by Lee on the trip. VIII be shown.
giving details u their experiences
on the Journey
Sheriff Conn and Deputy wood
arb however abaudoncd tho diary
ab false
while they claim they mrt with
lad weather government reports
show HAT tho weather was fair
and clear during this time. Deputy
Woodard said
Attorney Burmtlsier. representing
The four man. sAid that tho he.
fenss win bc "mlstakcn identity"
lie was IN Mount Vernon on
"wednesday attempting 10 arrange
tail for the defendants. Bail was
set al S25.o 200 each.
Tho four men all predicted that
they will - released within few
days and their innocence cstab.
liaheI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
Painter Tries Suicide
in Clark Death Room
Slashes Throat, Beats Head With a
Hammer While Working in Chamber

Thomas orrsn. a decoration. vas 70.
covering In city hospital "Wednesday
following a dramatic attempt at sui.
eide in the ssmo room IN which Mrr.
Virginia CLARK young society
matron. was found shot 10 death last
March
Qrrslls hfe vas sav1a when n.
Rutledge, 1893 Minor ave. working
with him. smashed open the door n
the death chamber and bound up the
wounds tho other had made with a
pocket knife, The unconscious paint.
er vas rushed 10 Tho hospital in a
Brown & White ambulance and do
tors succeeded In saving him
The would be suicide. who lives a
ASIA woodland Park ave. recently
became a widower This q thought
90 have preyed on his mind Mrs.
orrcu died az about tho same time
AIRS Clark was found dead. II h.
surmised that thc associations % the
room az the Edward II. AEuew bun.
gllow, In which orrell VAS working.
proved too much Tor his weakened
mentality.
Rutledgo said that. AFTER he had
bound va oFrelrs throat. the wound.
"a man demanded 90 be allowed 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
SAY MEMS FINANCES
SHOWED BIG GAIN

sheriff Conn declared Wednesday
that ho vas obtaining evidence 10
show that Lse, ON ht return from
tho hunting trip. deposited $1,000 IN
Tacoma bank. whereas a bank book
found In his home shown that he had
but s. whom he went.
Evans financial uffairn also
showed great signs Of Improvement
after his return. the officers declare.
Ito paid Off a note " 81 900 at a ia,
coma hank. taking the money from
roll Of bills. iie was asked where
he got the money. Il is alleged. and
he Is said TO have replied that lie
sold patent rights ON one OF his cans
10 an Anucortcs cannery
Sheriff Conn declares that the
osnnety mentioned Is in tho hands
Of tho receiver and that he IS re.
csiver for IT,.
Tho four Tacoma men arc dc.
clarod to have spent two or three
days at La Conner. and Il was at
la Conner that the macklnaws
were purchased which witnesses de.
claro the bandits wore.
Tho robbery Of the Anacortcs
bank was spectacular. Three men
were seen outside the bank building
about o'clock in tho afternoon
talking TO a woman. The bandits
entered tho bank while Arthur
Campbell, n baker, and William Nc.
Cracker. cold storage plant owner,
two customers, were there.
Tho bandits then ran out OF the
bank firing right and left at pedca.
TRANS on tho street They entered
their car. which was later found TO
have been stolen from Bayyiow
woman. went tho length OF the
main street. turned, and still firing.
again passed thru the center OF the
town ana disappeared up tho high.
way toward Deception Pass ferry.
Tho outlaws fled 20 mn old mill at
tho abandoned townslto OF Gibraltar,
whcrc their automobile was found
deserted.
AlrplaneS, motorboats and heavily.
armed posses Joined In the search.
but they failed 10 find any trace
OF the bandits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
HOLD TEACHERS
FOR MURDER
No Charges Filed, but Chief
Fights Release Attempts

CHICAGO. 1iay 2s.-Whlis polio,
insist thfy are sim up against D.
blank wall in the hunt for the h.1
uapsr and siarers n Robert Frank
~. they ulll fight tha efforts 10 FIRE
2iott KIRK Mitchell and Waller WI
son. Instructors az the private school
ATTENDED by the victim.
This afternoon attorney are schtd
ulsd % appear in court with q d
mand Tor ths release N the two men
chief ~ Police Collins aaid that he
would fight % hold the men in Gus
t0dy "for questioning until suea
time an lie felt absolutely certain
they had no connection gith the a.
fair II indications point 20 the r..
lease u the men I'VE viii book or
N them iu connection with the mur
der" Collins said.
Several dope addicia have been
picked up Tor examination. other
suspicious characters are beinr
picked up hourly and being released
Just as fast,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
THIEF ESCAPES
Officers VOlIey Fails to Halt
Fleeing Burglar

Firing several fhors az a burglar
whom they surprised IN the act q
robblnE q house. Motorcycle Patrol.
men j. 4. Topmann ana b. r..
Moulton chased The rubber for two
blocks hto Tuesday night but failed
10 capture him.
Tho man WAS Sseu crawling thru
ihe window of a house az % Ray
e. by q nelghbor The occupants
of the house we're not at home.
The uolghbor phoned 20 the police
station ana tho two offiosfs re-
sponded. Just A. hey arrived the
man climbed out Of the window aud
started 20 run.
The two policemen chased him
ato0t Tor two blocks and opened fire
on him. The fugitive lodged and
kigzagEed as he ran. 10 prevent be-.
Ing hit b. a bullet lie made his
escape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
Solemn Protest"
by Japan Coming
ny r-aa<t. tvnapa
By FRANK HEDGES


trnit,d Frsss staff carrtssoud.ntl
TOKYO. May sL--Ths cabinet to-
day decided 10 instruct Ambassador
Hanihara in washington 10 lodge a
'solemn protest with the United
states government because OF adop.
ton OF tho immigration law with
the Japanese exclusion clause.
simultaneously the foreign offico
issued a statement reviewing pro-
vision Of the exclusion clause and
deeply regretting It's passage
despite Japan's protcstation."
ssyen OF Tokyo's 10 newspapers
comment on tbs immigration lssisia-
ton in comparatively composed and
mcdorais tones
With few exceptions ali had nc
esptcd tho presidents signature as
foregone conclusion. The JiJi says
so must patiently wait for Amer.
leans calmly to reconsider their
action"
Tho Slchi Nichi.
Japan should take positive
steps
The Yonlluri:
Tho first stage Of anti -Tapaniam
is completed, u may be repeated
twice or thrice"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
Miner Is Injured
When Car Hits Him

Walking into the path OF a 2sth
ave. T. street car. Mike zcma, Issa.
duah miner, was knocked down and
painfully injured late Tuesday
night. Tho accident happened on
Jackson st., between Fifth and
Sixth ayes.
zemo was taken to the city hos.
pital, suffering from mnngled left
hand and hend injuries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
Two Killed When
Vehicles Smash

NORTH BEND. Ore. Alay 2s.-
Two pcrsons met instant death ana
Two others were seriously injured
here yesterday when a Southern pa.
etfie motor car crashed into an auto
mobile Ia which the quartet was I'D.
ing. Mr.. A. @. Cochran was thrown
under the motor cars wheels and
her head was completely covered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
Investigate Death
in Single Plant

Coroner W. "a, Corson was Pre-.
parinly Wednesday 10 hold a post.
mortem examination on the body Of
William H. smith. 20. who was
fulll dead IN tho engine room OF
thc Motor Single min Tuesday
ulEiit
Smiths death = a mystery. The
post norton win be held 70 deter.
mine whether hc died ~ natural
causes or whether he was injured
s. falling slahwood. His body was
guni by the pile % wood when
Robert Wilson entered ,hc engine
soem 10 relieve him. lie lived AZ
5fo- Slnnyside ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
SKULL CRUSHED
25th Victim OF Axe Murder
Found at Birmingham

BfRMtN0HAAf. Ala. May a.
With a negro woman ana a negro
man sentenced 10 hang for axe muir
dsrH. three other negroes on trial and
two victims Of axe attacks near
death. Birmingham today was con.
frunted by n new axe crime.
j. q, smith CO. night Waterman.
was found murdered iast night, his
head stove In By an axe.
Smith was the Goth victim Of axe
assaults within n period Of a little
more than three ysara. In addition.
10 other persons have been seriously
injured By axe assaults bat have e..
covered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28

Miss Marion London. formerly o.
New York. and Harry n. Aitlholln.
athletic coach AZ the West Seattle
high school. were quietly married a.
the Emmanuel Presbyterian church
In Tacoma, week ago Saturday.
friends Of the couple discovered Wed.
nssday.
Alra Milkholln Il a singer and
Aimee rho has been IN Seattle las ap.
prnred IN recital She camo West
last summer and spent the most Of
tbs vacation time az Paradise Inn.
on Mount Rainier. She met 81 &,
holm while az the mountain.
Tho couple slipped away from Sc.
attic without letting any OF their
friends In on the secret Rev. John
Kennedy performed the ceremony.
Mr and Mrs. Milhoiin win make
their home IN West Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28

The Arctio-ons day man viii learn
10 live there properly and another
frontier wili be- waiting. 10 believes
htefantsou'H Interest in Australia
wa awakened during the world war
whom Georgc wilkins. photos.
mpher who had accompanied tho
great explorer wrote Of the dssolafo
hinieriand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28

lovels, heavily damaging crops.
Considerable 1.-Two stock was lost
in the high waters.
Red Cross supplies for the relief
Of the stricken residents OF the
storm area arc already en- route.
ATokA. Okla, May 2s.--lrive per-
sons were known dead today and
several injured in a tornado which
swept across tho open country north
OF here during tho night.
j. l.. Jstt and four members OF his
family were crushed to death when
the storm demolished their homo five
miles north OF strIngtown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28

Die. lie tore at the bandagos and.
sciEinE a hammer struck himself on
tho head. lie Vas oscrpowcred hy
ether workers. called IN TO help by
RutsdEc
After cutting hn throat but before
weakness oyercamo him. Orroll Hev.
srpi times scrsWied 'rThos IN letters
Of blood. with his finger on the
walls OF the room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
40 KILLED IN
WIND STORM
Rush Red Cross Relief to
Southern Tornado Area

NEW ORLEANS. La. May "a
The known death list OF 10. result.
Ing from tho tornado which struck
Mississippi, Alabama and other sec
tons OF the South Monday night
and Tuesday. Is expected TO be In.
creased when wiro communication
Us restored with outlying districts,
still cut OF from tho outside world.
The tornado was followed by a
ralnstorm which caused small rivers
and creeks TO rise 10 unprecedented
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
Drunken Driver Is
Given Jail and Fine

Thirty days and 500 were plnH-
tered on Harry Tnmni by Judge
Gordon Tuesday on drunken driv.
ing charge lie was arrested Aprli
10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
CANT UNDERSTAND II
lou Don't LOVE SHIPS

why uil ths9 have % wreck
her and ruin herr asks tho cap
tain Indignantly 'Why did they
have 70 smash herr She was 81.
300 tons % the best fighting ma.
chine In the wogld-now shes Just
si.aoo tons ~ junk Look AZ those
engines beautiful engines all
smashed and iimmled 10 they won't
work And those guns Long. slim
guns. ready 10 bark for old Glory
They ate holes la 'cm with Rcotylcne
torches she was a ship. Now %
It's all sort o. muddicd up. we
pray for peace and cry Tor VARS 10
cease And here's The old Connect.
cut. death engine o. the yea lanes.
wallowinE out 20 die-and nobody
cheers. Nobody lines the docks.
fiag-WayinE Nobody yells. "Hur-
rahl by that much arc We nearer
universal hroshsrhued."
Something sad about the Old hhip.
going out into tho gray water for
the last time. Cant understand a..
un'eaS you've fought a sea IN a
siaunch ship. hatiisd with her thru
tho smother around tho Horn. rid.
den her thru the long swella Of the
sunny Pacific. watched her anaAh
thru the green water south o. the
line. with a bone IN her teeth and
her rigging singing Ike a harp.
Just n stroke Of the pen 10 diplo.
mats. sitting In easy chairs back al
Washington, but a heart wrench 90
aailormen and 10 Cap'n Mulrhend
high up IN the connscticut's for
ward control station. taking her out
pat the cape on her death trip
Hall. old battler! Hall--and fare
veil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. May e.
BRUTAL murderers are angels con.
pared with the preachers who den
the virgin birth Of Christ" ReverenI
r. 7. c'TNT'J Martin, Blue Noun.
tain. Miss. declared IN his openins
address 10 the Baptist Bible union
in session here yesterday.