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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-02
LA UNION DE LAS FLoTAs

La collaboration ent-e las hotas ita-
Llama espailola en- e. Mediterraneo
prodGc.r.a una fuerza nava. combinada
consiierabiemente mas ilnportante CUE
cualquier escuadra que Francia pudie-
IA movilizar en- aguas meridionale5. Ita
ls Espaha. en- el presente instante
sin cohtar nuevas pIoycctadas cons
trucciones nava.cs. dispondrian de 81
cruceros contra Is de Francia; de 80
torpederos contra 10 de Francia de
81 submarines contra solo 20 de Fran
cia. La inferioridad francesa rssalta
evidente.
Mientras la entente anglo francesa
pessista-y parece ahora visible que es
ia en- su ultima etapa-Francia nada
tene que temer, porque la alianza his
pano-italiana no podria contrapesar Ia
fuerza de la fota britannica del Medl-
terraneo junto a Ia francesa. Pero una
vez dssvanecida Ia entente, el cortar
las conunicaciones de Francia con su
impexio afr;cano depsnderia simplemen
te de Ia toierancia de Italia Ingla-
terra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-02
REPREsENTANTE DEMocRATA

Mrs. Benjamin J. Horton de Maya
giez ha sido nombrada Democratic
National Comitteewoman for Porto Ri
CO.., para ocupar Ell lugar el termino
no cumplido de la fenecida sehorita
Edlnoaia 2 Martin
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-02
cHoeUE DE vEH1cULos

En- la calle Allen. un truck propie
dad de Guillermo LENA. de Puerta de
TERRA. choc6 con Ia guagua Game
liza" propiedad de Alexandra Fernan.
dez, ocasionandole varios despsrfectos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
Eats Candy But
Loses Her Fat

Here. 1eyful usvs 20, evsry fisshy
psrzon vino loves GOOD things % sat. -.
psciaiiy those vino are denying them
selves the things they Ike most heeausg
o. their desire % keep down their weight
or 70 redree the fat with which they nrs
already hnrfensd.
The famous Marm0in Prescription has
been put Up 10 convenient tablet form
and is now sold ~ druggists every
ahers AZ only one dollar per boN-fhe
world over price To get rid Of fat
steadily aud easily. simply take ono 0f
these little tablets after each meal and a.
bedtime until y1u have reduced yaur
weight 70 where you want o. 80 wrinkles
or fshbinass wifi remain 70 show where
the fat came or.
Simply use Mnriuoia Prescription Tab
lets according 70 directions. thuT are
harmless free from poiaonous or iujur-
ious drugs and can be used with perfect
safety. Try them FOR Just . few weeks
and get results without going through
i0nr sieEes Of tirssoue exercise aud
starvation diet. Get fhrm at my good
drug store. ~ your druggist ah0nld not
HAYS them IN stock you ran secure them
direct from the Marfuoin Company. fftz
woodward Avenue. Detroit, Mich. W
sending one ars--Advertisefnsnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
How to Relieve
Neuritis

n you want genuine. lasting relief
from those keen, darling pains OF
neurltIa. you must first restore tho
dlsnasod nerves TO sound. healthy
condition.
Nourltis ~ nerve Inflammation
brought on by colds, Injuries,
Lrtilses, or Infectious dlHenscs. II
nsiolIv centers IT. attack about tho
sbonlder or nape Of the neck. In the
forearm, thigh or leg, and sometimes
IN he small Of the back.
FOR real relief. procure bottle Of
r.opa Neuritis Tablets from your
dr,ipelat and take two tablets he
go each meal. The rcgutt will
amaze YOU. Never In your life have
yoit used anything like these mar
yelOus tablets
ropa Neuritis Tablets contain no
tohif- forming druRB--nO narcotsrs
perfecftv harmless 60 every one.
priee III 90 sold in Seattle by Bar
tsIt Drug stores, and all other lead
in~ drtFgista. lloerlcke r. Runyon
10. Mrs. San Francisco.--Advor-
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ADVENTURES
OFTHE TWINS
IOlive Roberts Bartor,
THE MYSTERY SOLVED

a. Daddy Gander said afterwards.
10 could scarcely believe his own
eyes, For there In the kitchen cup
board stood every pumpkin pie that
Peter Peter had made. and every
mipce md apple and lemon pie that
Missez John had made. and the ex.
ira big one that the Bakerman had
made and marked with J, and all
the cookies and cakes and ice cream
and everything. Right in the house
that Jack built
Tho Sandman stood looking. and
50 did the Twins and Daddy Gander.
not ono OF them able 70 believe his
eyes. For as truly as tell you,
not hair an hour before the cup
board had been as empty as a re.
frigerator on Sunday night.
II must DO losing either my
senses or my eyeslghtf' gasped
Daddy Camden.
We'll" said tho Sandman, "I'll
he losing my job, II don't get
these people awake and home 10
bed where can put them 20 sleep
properly. Whoever would have
thought OF my sand bag opening up
that way and all that sand flying
over there2" And no looked at
Missez John. Jacks mother, sound
asleep against the kitchen sink.
How happy she would have been to
know that all her pies were safei
Don't you know any magic way
Of waking people up7" asked Daddy
Gander.
NO. I don't" declared the Sand.
man helplessly.
"1f only Mother Goose doesn't
come home before we get every.
thing Strengthened outF' Sigh ed
Daddy.
IL was Nancy who had nm idea.
Her little brain had been thinking
and thinking SAY. Mister Sand.
man. IL we get the sleepy sand out
or cverybody's eyes. wouldn't that
waken them?"
YOU'RE just right It would. young
lady. but how? That's the aues-
ton -
IF Daddy Gander takes his
magic dustpan-you know how you
do It. Daddy Gandor. II dust or
sand comes anywhere near your
dustpan. Il flies right to II and
sticks. Couldn't you wave It around
and get all the sleepy sand out Of
everybody's eyes"
"well, I dcclarer' cried Daddy
Gnudor "of course I cant Funny ]
didn't think OF II before Herel
Where did 7 leave that dustpan of
miner oh. there It u.s."
And without another word he
waved II around and said a charm
and everybody woke mp with a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
When You Catch Cold
Rub on Mustero!e

MuEterole n easy 10 apply and /,
gets in its good work right away
often Il prevents a cold from turn,
Ing into "fIu" or pneumonia. just
apply AfusteroIo with the fingers.
II does all the good work OF grand.
mothers mustard phster wIthou;
The blister.
Musterole Is n clean. white olni.
ment. made Of oil OF mustard and
other homo slmplca. II n recon-.
mended By many doctors and
nurses. Try Mustcrolo for sore
throat. cold ON the chest. rhsumn.
ilsm. iumbago. pleurlsy, stiff neck.
bronchitis, asthma. neuralgia. con.
gestion, pains and aches Of tho back
and joints. snruing. Uoro muscles,
bruises. chilblains. frosted feat
colds II all sorts.
To Mothers: Musterole h also
made in niildcr form for ba.
bies and small children. Ask
fer ChlIdren's Mustersle.
$50 and CSC. jars and tubes;
hospital size. Sa.OO.
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ward Craig remarked confldcntlaily

ward Craig remarked confdcntially
TO his companion.
Amt women funny7 Did YOU see
how hor manner changed all OF a sud.
dcn when ahc thought nho had got
Herself In wrong7 Twas nothing,
that Walt OF hers 10 tho vane wo.
mans studio after all. but it's good
thing sho told TN after Grlawold men.
TONED Il. for we might have gone off
on SOME wrong track entlrcly. Do
we got after young Mr., Iadd now7'
Yes" Barry replied asthey passed.
The tragioally vacant rooms OF the
dead woman, III he know Mrs. Vnnc,
as drinwold nays, We ought 10 set
something worth whilo at last"
Gordon Iadd was anticipating their
coming with an eagerneas which ho
made no attempt 90 conceal
You're headquarters men. aren't
your" no demanded. For heavens
sake, como IN and tell mo II you've
found out anythingl Those chaps
from tho local precinct arc duha. and
I'm almost mad over this thingl
Right this way: youll find cigars and
things on that stand"
You knew Mrs. vanc, Mr.. Lndd7'
II was moro n statement than a quea.
ton, as barry seated himself.
Knew her? Good Lord. IT, The
young man controlled himself by
visible effort and added lamely; yes.
] have known her for some time. sew.
cral years. IN fact. and altho abe had
host Of friends. think can claim
10 be ono or the closest OF them 90
her. Its the sheer impossihllity OF
this thing. gentlemen. which has
driven me nearly mad. I know that
that she was shot. saw her body.
and yet would be mora ready to be.
lleye that a holt from heaven struck
her down than bullet sped from a
human hanaf'
WHY" This time tho question
camc as sharply as tho report OF
pistol itself upon the outburst OF
nerves stretched beyond tho breaking
point and Gordon Iadd cast dlscrc.
ton 10 the winds.
because she was alive and we'll
an instant almost before that shot
must have been fred l saw her.
spoke TO her. f-r, Too lato the
young man realized tho slip no had
made. and his face turned llyid. but
hastily ho made an effort TO retrieve
his error. ut must have been tho
closing Of my own door here when
returned that mufflcd tho shot so
that did not hear IT,
When you returned from whsre7''
Craig leaned forward suddenly.
That he had made such an error
was instantly apparent for the
length OF hla aecusatory speech had
given thu ordinarily wcll.polred
Young man an opportunity to place
himself in y measure upon hts guard.
and hin reply came In colby col.
lcc,cd tone.
You are mistaken. nsrgeant--or
whatever your rank may be termed.
When ! said that returned.
meant that had only then returned
from the Moninsnea', on Eas, Ninth
-, where had dlned ana spent the
earlier part Of the evening"
Craig turned IN frank appeal 20 the
larger experience o. hln colleague aud
Barry resumed The interrogation.
''Wli you tell ur. Mr.. IAdd. jast
exactly what aid happen las, evening.
from tho time you left the house
where you dincd until from your
apartment here you heard Officer
Boyle hammerine upon tho entrance
beIow7r no asked In courteousiy
persuasive tone.
Continued In Our Next Issue)
Copyright. 1924, ". Il. A. gcrvlcel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
DROP ARGUMENT
ON VIRGIN BIRTH
Bishop Refuses TO Reply to
Pastors Who Criticised Him

That Episcopal churches OF the
Northwest arc not TO be drawn into
n dispute among themselves over the
respective opinions Of pastors on the
voracity Of the Biblical account OF
the virgin birth Of Christ. was MP.
parent Saturday from a statement by
Bishop Frederic W. Kcator. Of the
diocese OF Olympia. who has declined
10 mako any statement 10 reply %
attacks on his utterances by Pastors
Canon W. II. Bliss and Francis n.
Bateman. Of the Seattle Episcopal
clergy.
Bishop Kcator Is quoted as having
said that no believed in the virgin
birth. mot necessarily rs literal
fact. but as the symbol OF a great
spiritual truth"
In later sermons. the Seattle dl.
vines asserted that the Scriptures
must be taken literally. as Christian
faith is based upon their absolute
truth.
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CIIApTEn ~.


CRAIG was 80 vlsihly dumhfounded Al
the unexpected contradiction of Nils,
shaw's testimony that his fellow aer
eeant continued In command OF IA,
situation.
you mean, Mr. Criswold. thar Mis-,
Shaw had been alone ln Mrs. Vane',
studio Tuesday mornlnRg" no aaket
In the diffident tone which 20 thos,
who knew him portended an Import
ant point In tho examination OF d
witness,
"ily no meanss' Criswold ntirred
irrl,ahly In hts chair. THAT scrub
woman was there. Mrs. McGrath
who look%-after some OF tina apart
ments In tho house,
You're widowcr. understand
Mr.. Grlswoldf'' asked Craig.
My wife's been dead for IA years
Il its any OF your buslness~ snapped
the other.
/ Il understand that you deny hav
Ing heard the shot" began Craig
but Grlswold Interrupted
II have stated that did not. i
was asleep until that Id Professor
Semyonov clamored at my door
You did not come down immedl
asely, Mr.. urisweld" Barry made
his second point quietly. what n
nally decided you TO appear upon the
scene of the murder at all9"
II did not reply 10 that banging
upon By door because / fanclca il
might be some practical Joke OF that
young man on the second floor. Cor
don Iadd. alsho have never OK
changed n word with him"
II was rcifcyident that nothlrr
further could he gotten from him. u
tho hall outside. the officer ap
preached.
The lazy on the top floor. she's
been down twice asking for YOU h,
observed lmpartlally 10 the two. Il
didn't think you'd want To be dis
tuFhed in there. bat il seems thcre's
something she forgot 70 tell YOU
awhile back
Az that moment the pale. bobhed
head Of Miss shaw appeared over The
hanisters two flights above aud. sec
ing them. she came hastily and ~
leniiy down.
Il don't want 10 waste your time :
she began a tflfie hrsAthIeSaly, but
something escaped ruy memory and
told you an Bnintentlonal false hood
The matter Il quito trivial and lrrel
evant but / DO not care 10 have the
least MISUNDERSTANDING about this
When told you that / had not en-
tered Mrs. vanes studio since ms
call upon her until tonlgh, Il was no,
strictly true. aitho I held no CON
munication with her. A few GAYS
ago was passing her door; sha wa,
out. bat Mrs. McGrath was cleaning
In there and asked II I might take
peep at the portrait"
That's all right. Miss shaw" Hon
IS, rfier ahone in Craig's eyes. "Its
as well that you did tell VA and II
anything elsa comes 20 your mind. nc
matter how ssnlnporfani u may seem
to you. Just call up police hcadauar
ters and ask for me. Sergeant Craig.
or for Sergeant barry here. Wen
SEQ that you're kept out OF 1, as much
as we can
Thank sou. I'm SIRE that you viii
sergeant" she responded with a nod
that altho still dlgnlflcd. was almos,
cordial. Good night"
/ She vanished up the stair and a.
the two snrgeauts continued down
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
The Step on the Stairs
BY Isabel 0strander

Three days agor' corrected Girls
void with emphasis. II am positive
u was Tuesday, because | am rarely
late at getting 10 my office, but on
the previous night | had suffered nm
attack OF indigestion which kept me
awake and It waa quito 10 o'clock In
the morning when l came down.
stairs and saw the Shaw girl coming
on, of The apartment on tho floor be-
low. l did not see Mrs. vane."
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jump.
The first thing Missez John saw
was the pies. Good lands Where
did they come from?" she cried.
At that minute Nick came up the
cellar stairs two at a time. THAT
isn't a cupboard you put the pies
and cakes into. mother" he said. 1T
was the dumb.waiter that goes up
and down to the cellar. They We're
so heavy they made II go down and
you only saw the empty shelves.
And when / fell asleep in the cellar
l must have bumped It and made it
come up again."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
Civil War Veteran
Files for Council

Asbury T. Haynes. 81. civil war
veteran. Is the latest candidate for
The city council He filed his petit.
ton and declaration OF candidacy
with the city council Friday after.
noon to succeed Councilman Oliver r.
Erickson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05

from the other.
a lot Of the men arc bare- head.
ed: don't know why unless II is
that their cranlums expand 80
rapidly with knowledge that Il is
hard for them 20 keep supplied
with hats OF the proper size.
Sweaters OF oil kinds on overy
hand and here and there o sheep
skin coat. High boots with bright.
~ colored socks rolled down over
the tops, red vests. and pants with
writing and pictures all over
them.
Yep. students arc funny
bunch. and / don't understand
them az all.
BLACKIE BEAR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
BLACKlE BEAR GOES
TO THE UNIVERSITY;
SEES QUEER THINGS

CTuDENTs, students every.
- where
saw them yesterday az the
University OF Washington formed
In long lines waiting 70 make up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05

's.sgfrst bottle. I continued 10 take
4, '9 scne tine, and now | am doing
= ~ own work, even washing and
E T and never felt better IN nv
~ ! tel all my friends that the
asase IN my health Is due 10 but one
v v.ng asd that Is Lydia z. Pinkham's
'ss'aD.e Compound. Icannot praise
ss1ugh; - Mrs. ANNIE Yourc. rs
A7lerss st, Charleston. sc.
~. ne reason for such a letter from
=, ~ !, ! o1ng is apparent. She got well
-, - = grateful Recently a nation
y, ~ canvass Of women purchasers
q, Lydla z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Il, apoond was made, and SO ont Of
u n sseported that they received hon
= nom taking Il.
!, 9kuse the Vegetable COMPOUND
- - helping other women Is rea-
Wy u should help you.
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,,c,v ,trnn TO-DAY

i,.,xinx footsteps on thc s'e,tr
ny NV sneteotlvn Barry ana ms
esusss y,,efessor Semyonov TO turh
fienu ~ iatter's rooms on the fitth
MN ~ New York apartment
hoe1 They discover tho body OF
nssnssslful Miriam Nano society pot
rfAs nainter. Ia her studio apart
rs IN the third floor Lann,
reanx artist on the aceohu ttoet.
s'ss.~cld. an iraselelc paeheler on
Y. Ssurth. and Patricia shaw. y
s,srine writer on the siNtn' vens
ssxlnx heard the shot, M'ss sha as |,
~ frat Interviewed. says tha' sns
snsw Miss Vsne very Mis nv h ans
"a s mol been In her studio Tor shtee
"a on WITH THE STORY
- as have a talk. then, with tho
.,shls gentleman ON the floor be-
49, barry suggested. "lli waser
IA won't take so Iona this time to
.nSwer a summons
\ MA unmusical snores sim sounded
I'M. the rear OF Henry Grlswold's
|.sr,men, as they reached his floor,
|ss, with a word 70 the officer ON
|s,,sra Barry knocked pcrenptorily
II he door and announced In loud
lanes j.
-pullce headquarters. Sergeant. II
l, doesn't oren the door In three
-,l,,tes. break II downy'
The snoring ceased instantly In a
sund between a squeal and a grunt
ma next Instant there came a rattle
| !, sol,s and the door was flung open
!, disclose Grisweld's lAnlSy frame
IA In a scant nightshirt. With a
|.suIlcap upon his grizxled head.
what the devil do YOU meant" he
n.an iuriously. but Craig. at ges-
IN nom Barry. stepped forward
I'm the detective assigned nom
l,.sauariers TO Investigate the muir.
y On the floor Just below you here
sclshs. sir. and I'D like a word with
I'd : he said gruffly. III you don't
mi 10 answer my questions I'll cali
Is wagon and you can come down,
,,un and talk 10 the chlcfy'
well shut the door behind you.
ia Of you. and SIT down unless you
xaai 70 cali in the whole police de-
a,.nsntF' exclaimed Griswold, Il
arpsc ! can put on dressing
gsn.~
Ne turned and paddied of toward
| u BEDROOM with Craig doggedly IN
il wake. while Barry seated himself
al glanced about him.
Ia shadowy corner an old hound
,,nea With dropping ears and ono
l sw Hfted as tho to advance and the
yrgsant booked twice before no dis
Iersred that Il was an ancient and
nsiy mosheaten specimen OF tho tax.
Arnlssss art.
/ Crswold returned presently In the
Iastgsd dressing gown and Tapping
lit Us get this farce over as
ssIssly as possible, II you please"
% you know any OF the other cc-
r.1aass q this house9''
sPsronally. no. and DO not want
IL s,crted GrIswold II have no
" II any OF them
Teu c:d not. them. know Mrs.
Ylnes-
-Vss. assurcdly mott I never spoke
IL he woman In my iifer' There
rs r1fragsd dignity In the dis
easier. Not that I am aware OF
szy:ssg 20 her discrcdlt. but / know
raAsry about her at ALL"
sxlzt can you tell me OF tho other
tsrzcs ksre7.' Craig asked.
GsssaA licked his thin lips avidly
ss 10 sTr choics nnorsei OF gossip.
IA 7raag nan Iadd has frequently
uzsH s1a Mrs. vane. and at least
snss have ven Miss shaw issuing
f'an hsr rsirmen,s."
Tfr1 Nh yane's. you mean 20
hrr h'rrosed quickly. when
rn ari' About three weeks agoT"
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pointmcnta with
the repatriation
officials.
In some re.
spects they're a
queer looking
bunch. Most OF
tho girls wear
little. round,
soft hats and
loose. light.col
orod coats
Bookin at
their backs it's
hard 10 tell one
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TmE CAPITnL mnL h

ment club has scheduied q dance at
tho Renion HHl ciubhouse Saturday
night. II Is a benefit affair FOR the
club treasury,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05

u might help a little Il congress
were given commission on al the
money that y aaved The taxpayers
Charleston cw. Va Gazette.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05

SO the party ended just right.
And when they were all home
again. the Sandman put them to
sleep in the proper style. Then
away he went in his cloud boat
up TO the sky where he lived.
Go BE Continued
Copyright. 1924. by Seattle STAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05

my housework- l
Just dragged my
self around and
did not have en-
ergyenough to get
up VIII en- | sat
down. l read nd
yertisements OF
Lydia T.. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound In your
books and learned
about L. / got
benefit Enr, 4bo
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mrs. YOUNG
ENTHUSIASTIC
!! g,lnd praise Lydia I. Pinkham's
fssableC Compound Enough. Sick
woEen Read This Letter

. Charleston, S. C. al was COM
lex1J rundown and not able 10 do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05

II Ia estimated that the sun can
20 on supplying heat At the present
ratio for 100000. 900 years
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nal

>. E. S. Yeaton ~
with Miss Nab
Friday for Portlas
home.
Henning Plaun Z
few York. en- routes
where they vi
PIE in the future.
W. II. Pittwood VI
20. for California =
eeks.
Henry BroderIck u
or Southern Caltr|
Of several weeks
arabee. of Vashlr|
guest at the CollH|
h to England By ri
canal.
c. d. Stimson VI
eek for Pasads- |
be at the Hun,Ia|
er OF weeks.
ugherty, Of coIorstI
is week for caH'rI
Ing her brother "a
r and Mrs. c. I,
bit has returned ~
brnia.
Allen. who al
Hillside school
to spend the ri
parents. Mr. Il
rd Alien, returr
i East. |
4 dams (Gladys ri
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