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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-29
PARA Ell REPUGIo DE NINos
DESAMPARADoS

La compafia Industrial de Santurce
For conducto de don Pedro Bolivar, en-
uo un cheque de ounce d6lares..
D. Cestino Perez envi6 desde Cagnas
oaros diez d6lares.
La Escuela "Barbosa' envi6 mune-
cos hechos por las mismas nifias
de La misma en- obsequio de los huer-
fanitos.
La Comision Hipica Insular envio ml
cheque oficial de 400 d6lareS.
Don Vicente Martinez envi6 nueve
d5lares, product0 de una colecta hecha
en- ell vapor 'Maracaibo'', beneficio
del Refugio.
FL joven hijo de siria que di6 en- dias
paGados al Refugio dos d6lares, ha da-
10 ayez un dollar mas.
Doha, Isabel A. de Aguilar Mora.
constante favorecedora del Refugio, OBJ
tuvo de ctras damas sus amigas tantos
regalos como hay de ninos asilados en-
essa humanitaria institution, resultan-
de I'M conjunto de aguirnaldos muy va
liosos Y originates.
La sencra de Mr. Hatch sirvi6 ella
nisna los huerfanitos, como todos los
amos, el espl6ndido almuerzo con que
los obsequio ell dia de Navidad, re-
sultando el acto IN espectaculo intere-
santisinlo.
Una comisi6n de las hijas Cat6licas
de America visit6 el Refugio, del que
.on devotas auxiliares, llevando 18
importantes regalos para los asiiados.
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La Principal de la Escueia "Baldo-
ricty do Castro" hizo un importante
rcgalo a los huerfanitos del Refugio,
que consiste en- trajes completes de
preciosa tcla girls, hechos a medida pa
ra cada uno de cllos
La Escuela Mufioz Rivera mand6 de
rcgalo una docena de pahuelos bolsi-
It's hechas por las alumnas de la mis-
ma.
La sehora de Toledo, enthusiastic pro-
tectora del Refugio, envio un paque-
tito precioso para cada Milo, y flores
otros regalos importantes.
Un caballero amigo del Refugio, que
lie hace frecuentes visitas regalos,
siempre reserva su nombre, llev6 aver
una GAIA de rnanzanas.
Ell Refugio recibe con agradecimien-
to estos generosos donativos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-29
ULTIMA HoRA

En- la session del conceto Municipal
celebrada el mismo sabado por la tar
de, despres de verificado ell remate
del teatro, el asambleista Sr. Ribot So
hcit6 y fue desaprobado por Ia mayo
ria, cue Sc reconsiderase el acuerdo au-
to~izando dicho remate.
Es realmente sorprendente dicha ac-
titud del sefor Ribet por cuanto, no So
lamente ?prob6 con su voto ell acuerdo
original, sino que hizo una enmienda
hacienda rubir Ell canon de arrenda-
miento de 9 a 6 mil dolares por ano en-
10 que todos sus compaheros estuvieron
conforrne
Hay q'uen relacitla las nuevas ac-
titudes del seilor Ribot con ell hecho
dc que la opinion reinante es de que
II proposition del senior Gonzalez es
mejor que la del sef:or Bruno arren-
datario del teatro Rialto propiedad del
citado asambleista
Nosotrca con nosotros la opinion
rhblca entiende que una de las mejo-
res ordenanzas votadas por la actual
administration es Ia del remate de ull
inmueole que est& costando muchos mi
les de pesos al ano, que paeden y de-
ban de ser economizados en- estos mo-
vinientos de crisis.
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oTRAs cosAs

Como Quiera que Ia Junta de Subas-
tas exigs nm conocimiento exacto del
negocio +eatral, el sefior Gonzalez in
fcrma en- su proposition que durante
varios amos Sc ha dedicado exclusive
mente al negocio de teatros, que ha
construitlo varios artisticos edific1os
para ess fin, que esta relacionado con
las mejores agencias teatrales de New
York, Barcelona, Habana Milan, Y
oue puede garantizar que durante to-
Cos los dias del aio, el Tsatro Munici-
pal abrird sus puertas. ofreciendo al
pnblico IN espectaculo digno de su
cultura
Esas sor las ventajas que ofrece Ia
proposition de don Eduardo G. Gonza-
lez. uno de nuestros empresarios tea
trales que mas exito ha obtenido en-
nuestra isla.
La JunAa de subastas dira la Ultima
palabra cportunamente.
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La Junta de.....
Continuation de la pagina la.

Mr.. Redick,- -6, 500
Eruno & Blondet, s, 900
Eduardo 6. Gonzalez, -, 200.
Ademas, don Eduardo @. Gonzalez, Sc
EN- su proposition cam
niar tod Ell viejo nobiliario, compran-
40 silias Y butacas modernas, 10 que
podria estimarse en- una cantidad bas-
tGnte crecida todo 10 cual quedaria a
favor del Municipio al expirar ell con-
t~ato. Seria esto pues una gran vent&
ia, va one el actual mobiliario deja mu-
cho que desear, causa una impression
desagradable Qienes 10 visitan por
veg primsra. Indudablemente, que niue
bles ruevcs, darian otro aspecto, al
viejo Teatro Municipal que necesita re-
novarse a todas luces.
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TRES CoMPANrAs

Otra de las clausulas de la proposi-
ion, es aun mas importante, pues en-
ella. el sefor Gonzalez, Sc compromete
foTmaImeIte traer todos los amos CO.
RIO minimum tres companies de opera,
opereta = drama.
Aqpi, ionde tan pocas oportunidades
tenemos de disfrutar de este genero de
espectaculos, estariamos de placemes,
con tres compahfas al aiio.
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PUEsro vAcANrs

En- Ia seccion dc anuncios clasinea-
dos de Ell MUNDo diariamente hay
avtsos relacionados con plaxas va
cantes EN- numerosas frmas de San
Juan y la isla. 81 I'd. fuera un lee
tor coustante de esta secci6n sin duda
alguna encontrara Ia eolocaci6n que
iesea.
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ALCOHOLAD0 PUERTO RICO. fraa

CO, 45c. Alcoholado St. Thomas,
grande, 35cI Alcoholado st. Thomas,
pequeGo, Zoe. Alcoholado Maravilla,
grande, SOC. Alcoholado Maravilla, pc
quefio, 25c. GONZALEZ PADIN co.
LIZ
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-29
ANUNCIOS ECONOMICS
IENTA DE FLORES NATURALEs:


en- ramos, cruces, O coronas, en- la
cafle Hoare nlimero 16 lame al tele-
fono 678 azul.
N~~<o~se\s~~<~s~s
CASA A PIAZOS.- Compre su casa
con 10 que pagara de alquiler. En-
ell sitio mas sano y fresco de SantuTce
MontefIores) con calle embreada, luz
el6ctrica, telefono, gas aqua Ga to-
das horas)' puede usted adquirir la SUI
va, limpia, atractiva y de moderna
construction, pagando peQuena canti-
dad al contado, Y ell resto en- hipoteca
pagar Inensualmente, como 81 fuera
alquiler. Buen vecindario. sitio delicio-
so, panorama bellfsimo, transporte fd-
ell por servicio de guaguas al presen-
te. En- cuanto sc resuelya la Tranquil
cia, Ia nueva lfuea de trolley atrave-
sara esta urbanizacion. Venga a yer
las va vendidas y habitadas por sus
duefios, quienes estan encantados de
su buena adquisici0n. Asi indaga usted
Y Sc informa por eLos mismos direc-
tamente. Informant: Ulises Roman
Borges, Crfsto /. tercer piso. Telefo
40 155, San Juan. r.
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Con motive DEL.

Continuation de la pagins la.
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! ANAs FLEIsHER's rara Tejer La

borcs son los que mas rinden. Te-
nemos constantes surtidos EN- todos los
cOiores. Bolios grandes de una onza
Il 25e SOC soc. Sc rcgalan gra-
bados para disefios. GONZALEZ PA
DIN co. 1-1S
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pATRONES PARA LABORES. Cua


dernos con diseilos instrucciones
para hacer toda clase de lahOres. Ca
da cuaderno para una labor olstinta
Al pedir indique 81 La desea para GRO
chet, bordadO, etc. EnvfO la isla
franqueo extra. LOS MUCHACHOS.
San Juan, p. X. r.
~~~~~.~~~~s~.~s~
VENDO FINCAS.- 80 cuerdas, 10
minutes, Rio piedras, tiene 10 cuer-
das cafias. Facilidad pagO. cuerdas
propias para solares, colindante Uni
vers:dad c. Jimenez, TelGfono 455 Ro-
jo, Box I39, Hato Rey. IA
CE ALQUII4AN Apartamentos moder-
nos para familias, cuatro dormito-
rios sala, comedor cocina, doble ms
talaci6n Sanitarla, patio iardfn. AL
QUILER -MODICO. Parada 261a, Ca
rretera Nueya Infornaran en- Ia mis-
ma. 1870
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nPORTUNIDAD PARA Los MEDI-

C0S:-Se vcnde una biblioteca
de libros de medicina en- buen estado.
DirIjase a S, u. NJ. Apartado 161. Hu-
macao. 1920
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NHAoUINAS USADAS BARATAs:

MAVU1NA5 UShUAS D1A1szA ! ~
rinlay Machine Exchange ofrece
mAQuinaE de escribir REcOMPUES-
TAS de todas las marcas.-Para traba'
sos corrientes practicar estudiantes
no ticnen precios. Fuertes, bien presen-
sadas de los ultimos modelos -Visi-
tenos o escribanos cIo. Ferreteria Fin.
lay (Box 552) Altos--Alien Esq. San
:Tusto. San Juan. l-i9.
~~sNsNs~~~~~~~~s~<
I 0CTON POMPEYA DE PIvER, S5c.
Locidn Mavis, 9S. Aceite de Arthea,
TIC. Aceite de Oriza, 65c. Polvos Co
dct todos los olores, 100. GONZALEZ
pADINa co. lis
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CE VESDE una dnlcer1a sta en- Mo
~ rows No. s. Ticne mobiliario para
nr1,d1Iir $500 en- dulceS diario. T4ene
hatidora reyolvedora, cilindr0 electrico.
Ga da nor mitad de su precio. Para
,nas informes dirijase Emiliano Her
nandez, San Jose "A, San Juan. Il.
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4 GENCTA DE NEGOCI0S. se ace

tan ncgoeos de Cnsas, Soiares Fin
cas-. Iiipotecas: C0misiones en- general
Informara NJ S. vaidfs, Gale Munoz
Rivera No 5S. o Icdo J. Ruz de Val,
Box 5S1, Rio piedras. II
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SALUD DEL CABELLO DE BAY

0TCINA POSTAL No. /. Sc vendcn
Sellos, Giros Postales, Sobres, Ger
tlficados Postales, Seguro de Paquetes
v otros. I'm EL PRIMER plSO. CON
ZALEZ PADIN co. lis
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SOLAR BARATIsIMO.--Por a

Sentarme vendo solar de $50 me-
tros a $3.50 metro, hacienda esquina
a Gales afirmadas en- Monteflores,
con cabida para dos casas. De conta
do $4,000 Y resto $4,000 mensuales.
Gale Dos Hermanos No %. Santur
cc Telefono $50 Rojo. II
.~~~~.~~>~~.~.~sN
CE ALQJlLA. Casa en- el Condado,
Avenida Wilson No. 2, Clnco dor
mitorios espaeiosIsimos, servicio sa
nitario. patio grande. Precio $50.
Informard Rivera, Telefone 565 San
Juan. 1921
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pOCIo DE FnANCIA legrtimo, per
Gle ALQuII.A local ventilado como

de 600 metros cuadrados casi e
una sOla plea. en- el edificio de 81
cesores de Perez Hermanos tie la III
rfna. Para !nf0rnes, telGfono 2l0, ga
Juan
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NIECEsrTAMos cosTURERAs Y
BARATIsTMA.-Ca

va, tres dormitorios con solar pro
pio. espacioso jardfn Y patio, saraje,
installation sanitaria, esta asemIrada.
Box 954 Tel. 2S4 azul, Santurce.
III
Evening star., 1924-05-04

The foiinictng business coftc ms gUurqr-
Tee sGttSJlc!:Uu 10 Star reGdtFg iiy cors-
point found receSSury 70 be 'rcqe 20 Th6
St1r nNl receiue prompt attention. For
admission TO Recommended ScrUtcs Col
anu call HdiH 5OO0 Branch II5.
Evening star., 1924-05-04

BUICK ROADSTER, late 1s21-High hood
mileage very low; only good tires. bumpers
windshield wings, etc; $3.50: small cash psy
ment down. Open evenings. Justice Moto-
~ Xxx 14th ST w
Evening star., 1924-05-04
92o New York Ave.
P. F. CARLEY,
Progressive Business Broker

Progressive Business Broker,
40 9Th St. NV.
The following business places have been
priced low for quick sales:
s50O-Rooming house, 10 rooms and 3 baths.
elec. and gas, h.w.h-; near business section;
s5O0-Rooming house, L rooms and bath !;
elec.; central rooming section; rent. SIS.
water on each floor; steam heat, gas and eiec. j.;
central: fine income; rent, 500.
hs tbs; flne ioca ton. I near business zone | and
government buildings; good income; rent. 500.
$500 Rooming house. 80 rooms and 6
roominc section; rent, $500.
s. 2,s00-Rooming and boarding house. 35
rooms, baths and layatories; splendid in
come: rent. 500.
ssoo-Grocery. meats and vegetables; down
town: good income; rent. $40.
rent. s63 for store, rooms and bath.
s1,250-Grocery and delicatessen; fine stand
for fruits and soft drinks; rent, $3.50 for
Sc. 3.Oo0-Grocery and meats; sne old stand /:
established 40 years; splendid income; reason
able rent; living quarters
s63-Delicatessen; fine stand for confec-
tionery and soft drinks: reasonable rent.
S700-Delicatessen, cigars, ice cream and
soft drinks; fine coiored stand; good income;
s4oo-Lunctroom; good small stand; rent
s5oo-~Lunchroom and near beer; this place
is in fine business location; rent, $50. store.
rooms ard bath.
81, $1,300-Lunchroom: income about IL 800 per
mont: good stand; rent, S75.
3.5O0-Lunchroom in downtown business
section; income about 81 800 per month; rea-
sonsble rent.
Sa5o-qeaning and pressing; splendid col
ored stand steam pressing machine; rent, S2B.
81 $1,100-Cleaning and tailoring; central busi-
ness section; good income; rent, $75.
81 .3O0-Tailoring, cleaning and pressing;
new Hoffman pressing machine; new Singer
sewing machine; owner leaving town is sac
rifieng this fine stand for quick sale; rent, s75.
Many other business places listed with me
at right prices. Let me show them to you.
P. F. CARLEY,
Evening star., 1924-05-04
FIVE OPPORTUNITIES.
READ THESE


ONE. Near Dupont Circle. Five houses in
one group; about 40 rooms; every room filed
80 regular boarders: 10 10 20 transents: long
income close to $1,000 per month: excellent
monthly profit. Owner desires to retire. Low
price; easy terms. This is an excellent op-
portunity for a hotel or restaurant man.
TWO. Near the new Tivoli Theater. Small
hotel roomng and boarding house: 16 bed
rooms four baths; large. beautiful dining
ROOM pariors reception rooms, ofice: all mod
ern; very attr8ctively furnished. Lease and
business for sale. Price only 81 600. This is
q rare opportunity for an experienced perseu
Immediate possession.
THREE. Near 18th and X. right downtown:
% rooms, 4 ba tbs: steam heat electric lights:
completely furnished, but will sell only part
of furnishings IL desired. Moderate rental
lease. Price only 81. 500: terms If desired :
immediate possession. This is an opportunity
for a man and wife or for family.
baths, electricity, gas: heat furnished free.
Res sonable rental. Nicely furnished. Prsc.
tically filled. Price only 81 900; easy terms
This is opportunity for woman or a
family.
FIVE. Rooming and boarding house on X
ST. NV. All rooms filled; q boarders. Fair
rental See this place if you want something
good.
GOLDEN. RULE, INC,
1c1 & st n.Rs ~. 2hAna Main 6dGs e
Evening star., 1924-05-04

GARDEN IMPLEMENTS
Rakes, spades, garden hose,
sinovels, pruning shears. Paint
of all colors, $2.25 gallon.
Washington Salvage Co.,
5o3 10th st. NV. ..
Evening star., 1924-05-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Continued

PARTY with So 900 to invest in manufsctur,
Ing enterprise, which will show substantial
proht. Address Box S-H, star Office.
Evening star., 1924-05-04

CHEVROLET TOURING. F-B, in good csndi-
TIM any demnastration. h1S 10th St ne.
Evening star., 1924-05-04

BUICK touring car. in good condition; can ~
seen at 1885 5th ST. ne. or phone Mr.. Weave
IlsAa
Evening star., 1924-05-04

MATTRESSES, pillows and box springs reno
vated and remadr Brass beds relacquered.
GEORGE STEIN CO., 344 Pa. ave. NV. Main
Evening star., 1924-05-04
RECOMMENDED SERVICE,

WANTED 10 exchange dictation readings
L. =. 1t RoN Is Pa. ave. ia
Evening star., 1924-05-04

ADVERTISING RY MALL coo MULTI
rraphed letters. 40. M,meographing. type
writing. etc. F.. W. EMORY. 902 District
National Bank bldg. Franklin Tli3.
Evening star., 1924-05-04

BUICK TOURING, 1924; 6-cyl.. 5-pass, in PEI
feet cond. driven less than 3, 600 mi: terms
to respon. parties. Address Box III. Star OfFic-
Evening star., 1924-05-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
CON timed,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. good business; mus
sell for good reason, reasonable; q snap at the
price. Address Box fS-H Star office.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-06-06
REAL Estate TRANSFERS

Inga Magnussen to w. A. Glenn,
deed, $4,000, lot 5, blk. 8, Corners
add, Comertown.
Rodney Salisbury to John w. Shell
by, deed, S5O344. w IL, 17-37-58.
Ben L. Freeman ct Tx to August
GOlterman, deed, S1.OO, S 1-2 SW IA,
S IL Sc IA, 81, N IL NV IA, N
IL NE Ia 28-34-52.
Rena Sebastian ct vir to F. Stangl,
deed, S10O, Sc IA Sc IA, "a, E 1-2
E IL, 25-34-52, lots 8, A, Sc IA SW
IA. 90-34-53.
Rodney Salisbury, sheriff, to E. B.
Knudtson, deed, Sf461.42, lots 2, a, 5,
6, z. w IL NV IA, 10, Sc IA SW
IA, 1868.
George c. Epler ct ux to Kenneth
E. MarkusOn, deed, S1.00, Sc IA, lots
1, 6, z, 8 9, of 3-37-56.
Torger Olsen ct ux to Peder Sol
berg, deed, $500, N 1-2 SW IA "a
1857.
Arthur C. Erickson ct Tx to E. T..
Mitchell, deed, $500, lot 8, blk. 2,
Ribas Adm, Plentywood.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-06-06
MELLON AND FORD
AMONG THOSE NVES
TIGATED BY MEANS
FORMER DETECTIVE FOR De
PARTMENT OF JUSTICE TELLS
SENATE COMMITTEE MORE Or
HIS ACTIVITIES

Washington. May 29.-Two SEES
sions eff the Daugherty committee
today served to let CASTOR b. Means
detective and its most noted inform
ant. complete his allEring story OF
adventure and intrigue. in lnvesl-
gating-at the behest of President
! Harding, he said-prohibiticn en-
| forcement and Secretary mellon
connection Herewith.
! With scarcely a mention OF MS
! early accounts of money carried Tor
! Jess Smith, the dead companion Oh
former Attorney General Daugherty,
! Means asserted the funds of the re-
publican national committee were TO
! have been benefited by whiskey per
nit sales, and in the course OF his
testimony he drew in the names CT
several senators.
Means said he investigated Henry
Ford by direction of Jess Smith 70
get the motive for his anti-Jewish
slant and to learn his feelings to-
ward the administration" But he
tilted chiefly at Secretary Mellon
with reference to liquor questions,
who later in the day issued state
ment declaring Means testimony
was "too abusal to deserve notice. ="
Jess Smith, for whom Means had
been functioning as confidential agent
in August, 1922, described for him,
Means related, a plan to convert the
! enmity between the department.
Smith and his friends wanted to have
the prohibition enforcement unit
transferred from the treasury depart
ment. to- the department of justice in
order "to control the whiskey situa-
tiOn," Means said.
Means told the committee that he
had received from Smith in 1922,
two certain documents pUrpOrting tc
show that Secretary Mellon had
+. agreed to issue a batch of whiskey
withdrawal permits in return for q
! sum of money which was to &c to-
! ward payment of the deficit of the
2 republican national committee.
The alleged arrangement, the wit
e ness said, was with a man named Req
e Sheldon. woh wa stO receive the per
: mits and pay over the money.
Z He added that according to the
d story, Senator Bursum of New Mexi
: co, and Fred Upham, treasurer 0.
the republican national committee
went to Mellcn's office regarding tn
matter
Later, he said, Bursum denied h
had had any part in such a plan, ant
7 said he had sent Sheldon to tn
y treasury secretary Gust as he woul,
send any other caller" and withOu
knowing his purpose.
Mellon Means asserted, himsel
told H. L. Scaife, former justice de
q partment man, about the arrange
: ments in September, 1922. After
. ward the witness continued he got
q confession from a man named Stew
ems, a boolkeeper for L. A. Montag
g ne in New York. Involving Uphar
! and the whole whiskey ring"
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-06-06
America S MarveIS
NATURAL AND OTHERWISE
By T. T. Maxey
DE YOUNG'S MEMORIAL
MUSEUM

A habit of collecting antiquities led
Mr.. M. n. DeYoung, public-spirited
citizen of San Francisco, to build a
museum in which to house his own and
other collections and present it to the
city.
Two appropriate buildings Of Egyp-
tian style, each 40 feet wide and $40
feet long, joined by broad corridor
supporting beautiful tower, compose
this museum. Salmon-tinted. and set
down amid pleasingly handicapped gar
dens in Golden Gate park, this en-,
semble presents an imposing appear
ance.
The fOrty-fve galleries contain more
than one million objects. Their value is
fabulous. The extent, oddly, variety.
and completeness Of the displays is
amazing.
There are priceless oil paintings
from the brushes Of the mastersi en-
cravings Of great value from MANY
countries and Of many periods; the
celebrated Kunz collection containing
specimens Of every type Of precious
and semi-precious stonej coins from
practically every country on the globe (:
a collection of reproductions of the
crown jewels of the worldy a collection
of drums, some Of which may have
called warriors to battle in far-off
lands; samples of precious needlework
and laces dating back to the Eleventh
century the great Dore vase Of bronze.
10 feet tall, weighing about 5000
pounds and valued at $25O,0O0, tapes.
tries, rich, rare, and beautiful; a pair
Of enormous lions in cloissonne. made
for the Imperial palace at Picking,
China two giant bronze lanterns some
ten feet tall, from the Temple Of Nau-
kO-San, Kobe.
The history Of warfare Of many ma
lions is silently told by implements Of
destruction used from the time Of the
World war back to the days when men
fought clad in armor. Here is a chair
used by George Washington in 1889
there a japanese teakwood cabinet 200
years old; yOnder the bell (from the
steamship Oregon) that clamored forth
the news that California had been ad-
mitted to the Union, and a battered
piece Of wood from the vessel on which
Napoleon sailed from Elba to France.
Mirroring the civilization of past CEN
turtles Is a mummy which probably
lived about 200 years B. O.. another is
g tear bottle, it having been an ancient
custom for mOurners to preserve their
tears as visible evidence Of their grief.
There is collection Of pipes from fay-
of lands that would make the mouth
Of any smoker run water, and other
objects Of a surprising nature too nu-
merOus to mention.
90. 1923, Western Newspaper UniOns)