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The Nome nugget., 1924-01-05
MURPHY DIES FROM INJURIES

Seattle. Jan. 4-Donald Murphy. who was struck down on the street and left unconscious until discovered by the police and taken to the his- pital. died today from his injuries.
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-05
NIECE OF DAVID BEI.ASCO
 IS KILLED

San Francisco. Jan. 4-Reyna Bel asco, the eleven-year old neice of David Belasco, the famous play wright, was run over by an automo- bile and killed yesterday.
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-05
FRIDAY
 tTELEGRAPHtC)
JAPANESE GARNET
 RESIGNS AGAIN

Tokyo, Jan. The Japanese Cab inet resigned again yesterday for the second time in less than week. as evidence of the humiliation of the attempted assassination of the Prince Regent
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-05
HIRAM JOHNSON EiiArss PAPERS

Pierre. Jan. 4-The necessary papers 10 place the name of Hiram Johnson on the ballot as an Inde- pendent Republican in the March primaries. were filed yesterday af- ternoon.
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-05
MOROS AND PHILIPPINE
 CONSTABCLARY CLASH

Manila Jan. 4-Thirty Moros were killed in a clash with sixty sol diers of the Philippine constabulary at Malundu
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-05
EARTHQUAKE TREMORS FELT
 IN CALIFORNIA

Brawley. Cal, Jan 3rd-Thirty earthquake tremors, each accompan jed by thunderlike rumbling, oc- cured in Brawley, California last night.
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-05
E PEOPLE PERISH

Tlersburs. Penna. Jan. 3 James :zer and eight of his grand iren perished yesterday in a fire
 h destroyed the formers home.
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-05
PREDICTS NOMINATION OF
 COOLIDGE AND McADOO

Los Angeles, Jan. 4-Senator Cap per predicted the nomination of President Coolidge and William Mo- Adoo, and the election of the for mer.
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-05
MRS. ARBUCkLE GETS
 DIVORCE FROM FATTY

Providence. Jan. 3-Mrs. Roscoe Durfee Arbuckle was recently grant ed divorce from Fatty" Arbuckle. her husband
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-05
BUILDER OF EIFFEL
 TOWER DEAD

Paris, Jan. 4-Alexa nder Gustave Eiffel, the builder of the Eiffel Tow CT, died in Paris last Wednesday.
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-05
IELLOGG ARRIVES IN ENGLAND

Plymouth, England, Jan. '3-The American Ambassador. Kellogg. ar ived in Plymouth. England, yester lay.
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-05
THURSDAY (TELEGRAPHlc)
AMERICAN CRUISER
 IN COMMISSION

'emerton. Jan. 3-The new eight
 or, dollar scout criuser Cincin- ! has been aced in com omission.
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-05
FRANCE CONCLUDING

Paris, Jan. 3-France is conclud ing the defensive alliance with Zeeho-Slavakia and Jugo Slavia.
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-05
SITUATION IMPROVING IN
 MEXICAN REVOLUTION

Mexico City. Jan. 3-The situation
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-05

Co-Owner. Publish Dec. s. IS, 22. 20, 1928. and Jan, 5, 12, 19. 26, Feb. ?. 9. IS, g. March 2. 1924
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-05

Publish Dec 8. IS. 22. .2S. 1923. and Jan. 5, 12. 1s, 26. Feb. 2. g. 1e, 23, March 2, 1924.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-09
CARLECRAMAS
LA CONVENTION DEMoCRATA PA
REcE INTERMINABLE

NEW YORK, julio 8 Omitted Press>
La Convention derroto por unani-
midad una moci6n en. Ell sentidto de
que. Sc suspepdieran las sesiones hasta
fines de. semana, cuando va los animos
estuviesen menos excitados, fuese
mas facil llegar a un resultado prac-
tico en- las votaciones.
= escrutinio numero 78 deja las
cosas tai como estaban. Los lideres
del partido aun estan luchando, por
terminar con el empate. Sc comenta
en- la ciudad, Ell que. fac:lmente Ell Par
lido. Dem6crata Sc puede yer obligado
a, dividirse, debido las distintas ten
dencias religiosas que Sc agitan. EN- su
seno varios grupos de protestantes
Sc proponen obligar a la Convention a
1ue Sc traslade. a alguna ciudad de-!
oeste varios de. los delegados Sc han
quedado sin fondos teniendo que mar
char a. sus hogares. Hay algunos es-
tados cuya delegation Sc reduce un
solo representative.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-09
Ell REY DE ESPANA ES ACLA
MADO EN- VALE ARAU

/ MADRID, julio 8, Omitted Press).
FL viaje de S. M Alfonso XIII al
Vale Arau, ha constituido un gran
sriunfo. El pueblo en- masa, sc ARE
nolinaba frente al edificio en- que es-
aba hospedado Ell rey, y sohcitaba a
Titos, que este saliese al balloon. S.
Mejestad Sc presto gustosamente a.
:omplacerles apareciendo en- publi-
20 les dirigio la palabra, manifestan-
10 que cumplia la palabra que habia
lado en- Barcelona, al promoter que vi
itaria a Vale Arau, que otros pro-
neterian muchas cosas aun cuando no
las cumphesen, pero que cuando Ell
Rel Alfonso prometia algo, no deja-
ba de cumpirlo. Agreg6 que esperaba
lue dicho viaje fuese el principle de
una era de progreso Y prosperidad pa
"a Vale Arau, Y que confiaba en- que
nuy pronto Sc verian satisfechot todos
los deseos de dicha poblacion. pues el
se encargaria de que asi fuese. Ell Rey
tue aclamadisimo al terninar su dis
curse por la multitud que Sc habia con-
gregado para oirle.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-09
A despecho de los...
Continuation de la ga. pagina)

la Ley. Este es otro requisite que
solo existe para esa gente en- la regla
VI del Reglamento, pero no en- las
guaguas que 10 necesitan, pues cons
tantemente los estamos viendo correr
observation-disclosures, en- vertiginosos re-
gateos, con inminente peligro para los
viandantes
A este NAL hay que agregar otro,
todavia. =. Los rllidos innecesarios
del motor de los claxons, ETC., cons
tituyen La ad;cional calamidad Hay
guaguas a las cuales Sc les ha damni-
fcado expresamente cierta parte del
tubo de escape, a fin de, que cuando
el chofGr 10 desee, Sc produzca un rui-
do sordo, profundo, que halague ese
gusto especial malsano, que cultivan
algunas personals, pero que a la in
mensa mayoria nos molesta, porQue no
temos sido hechos a tantos alborotos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-09
GRITERYA

Resulta I'm espectaculo repugnante,
inaguantable, la griteria de los cobra
dores cuando las guaguas hacen las
paradas de rigor. Los molestosos, en-
piezan a indagar, en- atlas voces, 81
los transeuntes que estan por ahi GER
ca van dejan de ir para ell punto
a donde Sc dirige la guagua. Esto, a
mas de estar prohibido por las recien
tes ordenarzas, const:tuye una verda-
dera alteration del orden publico, v
81 Sc observa la forma irrespetuosa en-
que tales llamadas son hechas, sin te-
ner en- cuenta quien las mismas van
dirigidas, no es possible concebir mayor
grado de incultura y falta de prepara-
cion entire los que estas cosas reaG-
zan.
No queremos que Sc nos tide de
enemigos de las guaguas. Seria injus-
to, va que tantas. veces hemos habla
do del papel necesario que vienen des-
empehando Pero, es impossible que
pasemos por sobre los incal9Iables
perjuicios inconvenientes que la au-
sencia de buenos choferes Y cobrado-
res en- las guaguas acarrea para Ell pu-
bGco en- general.
Solo la indiferencia ante esta cues
ti6n nos parece, en- reaidad, una con-
tribuci6n para fomentar Ell NAL.
Y ESQ no es propio de periodistas
cue Sc precian de cumplir con su de
ber.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-09
GAIA DE ECoNoM1As Y PKbs-
TAMoS DE CABOEoJO
Cabo-Rojo, P. r.
Apartado No S. Telefono No. Is
Munoz- Rivera st. No. 4G.
Cabo-Rojo, P. +.
CONVOCATORIA A JUNTA GENE
RAJ ORDINAEIA DE ACCIONIsTA1

La Junta de Gobierno de eSta Cor
poracion, en- su session celebrada ell dt1
II de JUNO de 1924, resolvio, Gle
acuerdo con 10 que determinan la Base
SEXTA de sus Clausulas Gle IncC &c
raci6n y ell Articuio IS del Capitulo VI
de sus EstatutoS, convocar a la Jnnt1
General de Accionistas de esta SocIe-
dad para la session ordinaria qnc, de
acuerdo con las disposiciones citadas,
debe celebrar dicha Junta Gene
raj de Accionistas ell dia II de Julio
de 1924, a las dos de la tarde de dicno
dia, en- las ofcinas de la socletad.
situadas Ell la casa ndmero 46 de Ia
calIe "Munoz- Rivera, de este oucb.c
de Cabo-Rojo.
Ademas de los asuntos generates que
en- dicha session hayan de tratarse
aprobarse en- henefcio de los intaseSc5
de esta institution, la Junta de Gobier-
no, a su propia iniciativa, acord6 tam
bien someter a la consideration y re-
soluci6n de la Junta General de A,cic-
nistas, 10 siguiente:
a Enmienda de la Base TERCERA
de sus Clausu1as de Incorpora ",or,
en- Ell sentido de aumentar su capital
autorizado, enutiendo una nrev' Sc
rie de CUATRoCIENTAS. ACCIO-
MES, 10 que implicaria un aumento
de CUATRo MIL DOLARES. a sn
capital autorizado.
b. Enmienda de la Base NOVEN
de sus Clausulas de Incorporation,
81 fuere conveniente. en- ell sentido de
que, al elegir en- las subsiguieutes
sesiones ordinarias la Junta General
de Accionistas los Seis directories que
componen la Junta de Gobierno @"
neral de Accionistas Ia que designe
dentro de dichos seis directores el
que haya de ser Presidente
JUNTA DE G0BIERNO,
Por Eodolfo COLBERG.
Presidente. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-09
DYSPEPSIA ALINIA|IIDIIA I

Cuando Sienta I'd. cue ell est6ma.
90 no digiere bien, cr4ndo expert
mente pesadez dcspu(s de las conf
das suffa eruH os ae.Cos, GalLlen-
ela, dolor de e. Gmaco, f.. ia de ape
TITO, y ot"as mani"ostacioacs que. de-
potan dc3iliGad Gi~eativa, tome I'd.
las PidoraS Itosadas del DR.. Wi
Hams.
Notar1 I'd. la pronta meiorfa que
Sc obtienc con. ell uso de este pre-
parade; meIorara grandemente la ac-
cIon Gle los intestinoS, efectuandose
con facilldad ell proceso de la digeS
ton y asimilaci6n de los alimentos.
Estas pildoras, al proporcionar san
gre rojas RIGA y purl, lie tonificaran
los nervios. y fortaleceran los mus
culos, iieyando vitalidad salud a
los 6rganos digestiyoS.
I'll Sr. Antonio Pedraza, que vive
en- la calle de Ia Penitenciaria No. s,
Ciudad de Mexico, nos escribe 10
siguiente: s>No encuentro palahras
para eXpresarles III gratitud Que debo
a su preparation llamada Pfldoras
Rosadas del DR.. Williams. Por al
gun tempo sulrf de neryiosidad v
dyspepsia, todo 10 que comia Sc me
ppniaaeido en- el est6mago, impi-
diendome cumplir con mis- deberes.
"Tuve Ia buena suerte de encon-
trarme un prospccto de los que
acompaflan los .fraSquitos dc sus
aiamadas ptldoras. Me enter6 de el
ypuse mi case con un ilustrado ia
cGltativo de esta locaidad, quien CO.
poce III ralmo las atlas cualidades de
las PfldOras Rosadas del Or. Will
ans. Me aconsej6 tomara, por via de
enSayo, dos frascos. Cual 'seria mi
aSombro la primera semana, cuando
comenc6 9 notar mejorfa pues CO.
memo. a disipar la pesadez neryiosa,
y hoy me encuentro sano, gracias
sus maravillosas pfldoras
Las Pildoras Rosadas del DR.. Wi
Hams. Sc venden en- todas las boti-
cas-. Exija el paquete rosado con la
P grande.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-09
"A EDICION DOMINICA DE
Gel MUNDO" EN- BAYAMON
Bayam6n, Julio 6, 1924.

Sr. Director de Ell MUNDO,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-09
CORTESIA

Ell Reglamento nuevo dedica lin Ca
pitulo a la cortesia con que estos en-
pleados deben tratar al publico que
paga. Insistimos en- que esta adver
tencia no Sc toma en- cuenta nj por
cquivocacion. Las palabras soeces, las
contestacioneS groseras, etc, estan a
La orden del dia. Todos los dias la
Comisi6n de Servicio Piblico recibe
queias en- ese sentido. Aver, precisa-
mente, nos enteramos de una suscrita
por un DR.. en- Cirugia Dental, que di-
ce haber s;do victima de incahfcable
acci6n mientras viajaba en- la guagua
"Princesita por parte del chofer y
cobrador de este vehiculo, quienes no
solo permitieron que otro pasajero vio-
lara ell Reglamento llevando en- la gus
qua un par de gallinas, sino que al
protestar ante aQuellos de que las aves
lie hubieran dafiado ell traje, recibi6
de los mismos syque debieron ofrecerle
garantias las mas atrevidas burlas y
las bromas de mas baja estofa cele-
brando Ia feliz ocurrencia de las ga
llinas.
Todo ESQ, pesar de que la regla
Vi, EN- su apartado f, dice:
''Ninguna persona podra introdu
CT, nevar conducir en- un vehiculo
sujeto esta orden, ningtln animal, pa
quote, bultos cajas. que por su vo-
lumen tamaflo perjudiquen al pa
safe. "
En- relacion con ell case del sefior
Dentista, Ell Secretario de Ia Comisi6n
dijo aver que pensaba lamar a lin
HEARING a los manipuladores de Ia
'PrinceSita'' a fin de que rindan
cuenta de la conducta por elIos OBJ
servada para con Ell referido pasa jero.
En- otro case analogo Anos dijo Ell
Secretario--en que 'por negigencia del
chofer perd6 su traje una joven ha-
ce va algtn tempo, resolvimos que
los dailos recibidos por la pasajera Sc
pagarian, y asi Sc hizo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-09
seiiaIes En- Que listed Puede Greer

Sisut ahento es malo y padeco dc vahi-
dos, falta de apetito, estrenimiento Y NAL
estar general es senal de que SUI hfgado
no funciona bien. FL tnico ycrdadero
renedio en- que Sc puede depender para
tod0s los des6rdenes del higado, cl est6-
rnago G intestinos es Herbine. Act1a
poderosamente sobre el hfgado, fortalece
Ia digestion, purifica los intestinos y
restaura Ia fuerza, el vigor Y la algeria.
DE venta en- las farmacias droguerias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-09
MANATI

/, -Ha estado enfermo de bastant,
'uidado en- el vecino pueblo de Veg:
Saja Ell ipteligente maestro de agr
enltura, senor Ramon Torres, ell gu.
o asistia el repudado DR.. Armai:.
La distinguida dana Paquit,
7ranco, de la elite social manatiena
Ia salido para la ciudad capitalin
q someterse. a una operaci6n en- l.
garganta. Lo sentimos.
-Numerosas familias de la locali
lad var. huyendo para la playa er
usca de aires puros frescos.
La culta dana Sra. Conchit>
Collazo de Calaf ha retornado de 81
'stada en- el campo.
La aplicada juiciosa Srta. Ri
salina Puig Rodriguez en- buena
id ha obtenido su Diploma de DC
,avo Grade. Nuestra sincera felic;
aci6n sus apreciables padres, y
/ la referida nina.
CORRESPONSAL.
Nanati, julio 8, 1924.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-09

vi distinguido amigo:
Suplicole la publicidad en- las CO.
lumnas de su ilustrado peri0dico Ell
MUNDO de las sinceras siguientes
manifcstaciones:
Nunca en- mi vida me ha gustado
nrodigar elogios, pero 81 alguna vez
10 he hecho ha sido con toda la sin
ceridad que en- realidad de verdad
he sentido por Y para aquellas
obras que a mi sano criterio 10 han
merecido; no obstante en- la pre-
sente oeasion Sc me presenta una
excelente oportunidad la cual creO
bien justificada por tratarse de ha-
Ger justicia bien merecida la edi-
cion especial Dominica de Ell NUN
DO, que vic la luz primera el do
mingo dia de Julio.
He leido con sumo delete la re-
terida edici6n habiendome impresic-
nado gratamente tan excelentes ira
1ajos, especialmente. el de la hoja
grafca, que es a mi parecer un ev-
Donente de los grandes esfuerzos que
ha realizado esa empresa por cuyo
acontecimiento felicito con ell mas ar
diente entusiasmo la corporation
dc dicho peri6dico especia 'mente al
iigno director del mismo ell quito
oven, Sr. Sergio Romanacce.
Deseo repetir una vez mas el in
menso regociio que he sentido al
leer Ia edicion Dominical y al rs
berme, convencido de que tenemos en-
nuestro pals una corporation que Dc
smanera tan brillante, patriotica J
elevada en- todo sentide ha venids
iluchando dia tras dfa por colocar Il
lcultura de Puerto Rico a la altur:
de los pueblos mas civilizados de
Universe.
S. SANTIAGO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-09
GENovA, Julio 8 Omitted Press)-

GENovA, julio 8 Omitted Press)-
La comisi6n de Desarme de la Liga
de Naciones, ha acordado convocar pa
ra una Convention, con ell proposito
de tratar ell asunto de la Intervention
por parte de la Iiga en- la manufactu-
ra privada de toda clase de armas
mortiferas. Ell embaiaNor Gobson re
presentara a los Estados Unidos
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-09-26
ADVISORS ENDORSE
GOV. SMALL'S $780,
G00.000 BOND ISSUE

TIE State Board Of Highways Ad-
visors met today al the Interstate
Fair, kankakee, Senator Richard *.
Meents, AShkum. chairman; Chas. NJ.
HAYES, Chicago: r. K. Weeltle, Wien
ia; Arthur K. Hall, Dauville, and j.
NJ. Page, Jefseyville, and unanimously
recommended Governor Len SmalPs
500 1000, 10000 Hard Road Bond Is
sue, as a safe, sane and sound bust
ness proposition to issue bonds
against the anticipated automobile
license fees.
The bond law provides first, the
completion of the 100000 10000 bond
issue system and then in addition
about 5000 miles more of trunk line
roads These two systems when COM
pleted will place 99fe of the people
of the state within five miles of a
hard road and $50 directly on the
system of Approximately 10000 miles.
The law further provides that no
bonds be issued or sold until the roads
are contracted fer and the money is
needed, and then only in such amounts
as is necessary to pay for actual con-
struction.
The bonds under both issues are to
be paid out of the automobile license
fees, both principal and interest, with
out one cent of tax or the real or
personal property of the state. The
Automobiles of the state, the men
who pay the bills, seems to be willing
and anxious To stand the expense and
the man Who does not own an auto
mobile will not be called upon to pay
cent toward the cost of this fine
road system because not a cent of tax
will be placed on the lands or property
outside of the automobiles and trucks.
C. X. Miller, Director of Public
Works and Buildings, and Frank T..
Sheets, Chief Engineer renort that the
worlds record in road construction
mad been smashed during the past
year when one mixer laid 2,67l feet
OF standard 1S-ft. concrete pavement
in one day, and the same outfit made
another new record when it laid lO,-
405 feet of standard iS-ft. concrete
pavement in one week. During Gov
emor SmalFs administration road
building has gone steadily forward
and the record shows the cost of con
structon has gone steadily downward
under his policy of refusing to let
contracts regardless of cost, and in
ssting that the state receive dollars
worth of road for every dollar ex-
pended. The average cost of one mile
of standard lS-ft. concrete pavement,
including all grading, ordinary
bridges and curverts has been s27,-
500 per mile during Governor Smalfs
administration.
The construction record shows the
following mileage:
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-09-26
WEATHER C0NDI.
rIONS FAVORABLE
TO ROAD WORK

Hard read contractors are tak.rE
advantage of the recent Improvements
IN weather conditions. TIE state
Highway Division announces that
during the week ending September
constructed. This mark has been eN-
ceeded in only enc week during the
present season.
The construction thus far this year
has now reached total 81 Sasu1
miles This i l3a miles more than
had been completed at the same TIME
last year Construction is nov lun-
ming four weeks ahead of The 1922
program.
Colonel {. X. Miller, Director oI the
Department of Public Works ami
Buildings. and Frank y. Sheets, Chief
Highway Engineer. declared them.
selves as highly pleased with the pro.
gress the State is making IN road
work. In commenting ON the reeords
Illinois is establishing, they made The
following statement:
when the Sl00,000,000 bond issue
was first proposed, opponents of the
bill claimed ii was impossible 10 build
900 miles of pavement in one year.
That claim was refuted in 1928, and
this years performance indicates that
last years accomplishments were not
accidental, but can even be surpassed.
Furthermore, it has been proved that
such program can be carried on Al
fair and equitable prices, and with
out interfering with other public aud
private construction enterprises.
Naturally, the DEVELOPMENT Of the
various factors responsible for such
an enormous program has not been a
simple task. 1t was not possible TO
organize an engineering force OF the
calibre of our Division of Highways
in single year. The building up
of the contracting and material pro
ducing industries of the State, 10 the
point where they could consistently
produce over 1000 miles oil pave
ment a year, also was a process which
required considerable time,
Unless the bond issue carries, these
organizations will practically have 10
| disband at the end of the present
year. Not only will this mean a great
economic loss, but il at some future
/ time the State should decide TO again
take up its road building activities,
several years would be required 10 re-
| build these organizations.
II Illinois is ever to nave a com
prehensive road system, now is the
time to provide for it. The time will
never come when the State will be
better prepared to prosecute a large
construction program than at pres
ent.
If the proposed bond issue carries,
no bonds will be sold until the money
is actually needed for construction.
Further. the automobile license fees
will provide sufficient funds TO pay
off the principal and interest Of the
60,000,000 bond issue and the pro-
posed $l00,000,O00 bond issue, and
provide an adequate yearly surplus
for maintenance and other purposes.
No direct tax will be required"
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-09-26
Operative plasterers
and Cement Finishers Local
No. liz
PAGE THREE

Cecil Murphy. President. 500 T.
Columbia Ave.
Henry Rrune. Wee President. aiS w
Bcardslcy Ave.
James Dunn. Fin. aud cor. See, ais
". Reardslcs Ave. Main ssl7.
Walter Murphy, Treas, f0l n, Neil
Street.
&. T.. spradlinH. Rec. See. 30 W
Oregon. lrhana.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-09-26
LaFnlletie Endorsed.

New York, Sept. 2O.--The candi-
dacy of LaFollette and Wheeler was
indorsed by the convention Of the
United Textile Workers OF America,
at their convention in this city.
The convention devoted much time
to the conditions in the textile indus
try, which is being used as an excuse
in certain quarters to lower wages.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-09-26
Estate Hot Storm

A double duty Heater of exeep-
tional value. 1t both radiates and
circulates heat, thereby giving
you furnace heating comfort at
the same cost as the ordinary
heater gives. Has 1S-inch ile
pot and is truly a wonderful value
at cur Close Out Price.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-09-26
Railway Strike Ayerted.

In order to avoid the threatened
strike of certain railway employee,
the administration of the Chilean
State Railways has recommended ID
the Minister of Communications the
granting of a total wage increase Of
twelve million pesos to several classes
of railway workers.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-09-26

Ihls Year 70 sept I 500
The board urges the next General
Assembly to pass legislation and TO
provide for appropriations from the
automobile license fees to build con-
nection roads to all cities and villages
Of the state not now on the STATE
Bond Issue Roads.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-09-26
Estate Oak

A Heating Stove that is used by
more than two and one-half million
people. Will function for fifty
hours on one charge of fuel. 16
and Is inch fire pot sizes are on
display. This is your chance to
own one of these Famous Heaters.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-09-26
Rack IaFollette.

lansing, Mich. Sept 20 The M,eh.
Naa branch Of the Brotherhood ST
Railroad Crainmen have declared IN
t1Yar of LaFolletto ana Wheeler
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-09-26
ST Owe

Closing out all Heating
Stoves on our Floor at
$50 off. Don't miss this
opportunity-make youl
selection early. Be sure to
see these values before
buying.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22
THE BIRMINGHAM AGE-HERALD SUNDAY JUNE 22,: 1924

Dock and Shipbuilding. company, the Todd Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co, Inc, the Henderson Shipbuilding com pany and the. Southern Dry Dock and Shipbuilding company execute all classes of repair. Special repairs are performed by various corporations or other organi- zations.
 In shipbuilding, steel and wood con- struction is performed by the Alabama Dry Dock and Shipbuilding company and the Todd Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co.,, Inc, steel construction by the Henderson Shipbuilding company, and wood construction by the Harrison Shipbuilding company, Murnan Ship building corporation and Southern Dry Dock and Shipbuilding company. -