davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-21

GREAT BRITAIN spent $153 100000 for liquor last yea
which is staggering amount however you may look at it.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-21

SHORT SKIRTS have made hosiery quarter-biion il
in this country in less than twenty years. again demons
ing the commercial value of scenery
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-21

A NUMBER of men of Frankfort Pa have formed club
and had their heads shaved against bobbed
hair The movement should be put down Bald heads at
tract flies.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-25
Noveno inning

SENADORES:-Har aguardo pa
cientemente Y entonces di6 I'm hit por
ell left. Rice dio un bombo a Linds-
from. Goslin sorprendio dando una
plancha muy perfecta que le valio un
hit. Harris lego a segunda. Judge Ii
go I'm hit pr ell riht y las bases Sc
llenaron. Ryan fue sacado del cajon
Y Jennard tom6 su puesto, Jonnard
le di6 la base Bluege v Harris ano7
to. Entr6 Wilson al caj6n por New
York, siendo ell cuarto pitcher usado
por McGraw en- este juego. South
worth fu6 al jardin del centro por
Kelly. Watson obIig6 a Miller dar
I'm bomb:to de foul Iindstron. Las
bases estaban adn llenas cuando z lei
fue al bate Rrel ouien aim no ha da
do un hit en- toda la serie, dio un ro-
lin a Lindtsrom, qriien piso la tercera
por ell tercer rltimo out del iuego.
8 Hits. Carrera. 0 Error.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-25
NOTAS DE SPORT

palear por Marberry Y Mac Graw con
tssto, sacando Mcouillan del ca
jon, poniendo Ryan. Ryan empez6
muy NAL mandando Tate la base
y entr6 home Jrdge. Leibold ter
mino ell inning dando un foul vii
son.
1 Hit. Carreras. Errores
GIGANTEs:-Allan Russell fue al
Jon por Washington. Gowdy di6 IN
fly a Lsibold. A Ryan Sc lie presento
Ia oport nidad de una bola buena y
la mando de home-run a los stands
del right. Rice 1iizo una cogida espec-
tacular con una mano de una terrible
Inca de Lindstrom, c,ya Inca iba di-
recta para los stands del right. Frisch
di6 I'M hit al centric, psro Young lie
dio un fly a Goslin por Ell tercer out
2 Hits. l Carrera. 0 Error.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-25
ANUNCIO DE SuRASTA
G0BIERNO MUNICIPAL
DE
SABANA GRANDE
oF1cTNA DEL ALCALDE

Octubre Is. 1924
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados
para la adjudication "a plblica su-
basta de las obras de acaeducto de
Sabana Grande, cuyo presupuesto
aprobado asciends CUARENTICUA
TRIO MIL NovECIENTOs GIN
CUENTITREs 10l1o0 DOLLARS
/ tS44, ,953.1o) Sc admitir5n en- esta of
Gina hasta las 2 P. M. del dia 27 de
octubre de 1924 en- que Sc abriran pit-
blicamente.
| Todos los datos pHcesarios sc dar1:l
en- Ia Division dc obras Municipaies.
Departamento del Interior, San Jua1.
donde Sc elcuentran 6e manifesto loS
documentos que han de regir on ei
contrato Y pod-&n recoger los iiciba-
dores los planes Y r1odeios de pro-
posiciones que han de presentar, me-
dante dep6sito de diez dollars ($10l
en- metalico check certificado Que
seran reemboIsados al ser devueltos ii
chos docurentos en- ell plazo de yain
te dias despues de efectrada la su-
hacta.
La Administrator Sc reserve Ell de-
recho de rechazar cualquiora . todas
las proposiciones, el de adiudlcar
el contrato haio otras considevaciorcs
que las Gel precio solamente.
(Firmado) ". QUrLINctINI,
Alcalde.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-25
Continuation de la pag. y

clones; muy especialmente ell manager
Crosas; sus lanzadores Suncar y Fer
nandez; su captain ell veterano (Col-
Inns boricua) Brown, sns sluggers
ATonchile Y Chato al igual que Santa
ma. Seguramente que Ell "siorecito"
Lluveras, al igual que ell victorioso
jardinero senador, PEcKINPAUGH,
Sc ssntira muy satisfecho por haber
contribuido en- derrotar a sus ex-ca-
maradas, que les dispensaron con el
hcenciamiento de las filas del Areci-
bo N. Y. Yankees, respectivamen-
te. iPaso la juventud! Honor a
los que lltchan en- buena hd!! Para
e1los, mi mas sincera felcitacion.
Christy MATHEWSoN.
Colegio de Agriculture.
Mayagtiez, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-25
Tercer inning.

SENADoEEs:- tonio pase IL
bre Marberry 10 hizo salir de out
en- segunda con su rollfn Me0uillan
IL dio I'm bonlbo a Wilson Y Harris
un foul Terry qrlien hizo INA gran
cogida.
0 Hit. o Carrera. Error.
GIGANTES:- dio hit por ell
centric Y Terry duplco por ell right,
Kelly llegando tercera. Wilson dio
un rolin que Sc convirtio EN- dohle
play con Terry, pero Kelly anoto. En-
este inning Bluege fue Short MI
n-r tereera por haberse Peckinpargh
dislocado una pierna Y haber tenido
cue salir del iuego. jackson Sc aba
nico ror ell i,ltimo out.
Hits. / Carrora. o Error.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-25
octave inning

SENADORES:- Judge empez6 ell in
njng sin dano alguno habfendo sido
retirado por Terry. Bluege dio hit per
e, left Y avanz6 cuando Miller rec1-
bio la base por bolas. Ambos svan-
aaron mientras Jackson sacaba de
out Ruel. Shirley bate6 por Martl-
ma BIuege anot6 Miller fue ter
cera. en- su dudoso hit Lindstrorn.
LeiboId termin6 ell inning con rolin
T'risch.
Hits. i Carrera. 0 Error.
GIGANTEE:- entro al ca
ion por Washington. jackson hit de
piernas Sc rob6 segunda- ayudado
por ruala tirada de Ruel. Gowdy hut
a! right avanzando a Jackson. JACK
son anot6 Gowdy lego Sra, mlen-
tras Specie sacaba de out a Ryan
Iindstrom di6 un fly muy alto a Lei
bold. Gowdy lego tercera despues
de Ia cogida Frisch y Gowdy trata-
ron de hacer ell squeeze play Pc
70 Gowdy salio de out. Fu6 una plan
cha perfecta que los scorers lie ano-
taron un hit Frisch.
Hits. l Carera. 0 Error.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-25
Segundo inning.
sENADoRBs judge abri6 ell

SENADoRES:-Judge abrio ell in
ming CON un hit al centric, pero Bluege
pale5 para I'm dobIe play. MeQuillan
Frisch a Terry. este inning esta. in
complete en- la relacion que da ell He
rald).
0 Hit Carrara. Error.
GIGANTES:-Un NAL inning para
Marberry. Terry di6 de hit por ell
right, pero Wilson Sc abanico vicio-
samente, Jackson ro1ete5 para Blue
&C quien trato de hacer un doble
play tirandole Harris, pero> ell jo-
ven manager dejo caer la bola Y los
dos fGeron safe. Gowdy die un hit
por ell left Terry anot0. Jackson lie
gG a tercera. Gowdy saho de out ira
tando de Hegar segunda con ell pa
10. Con Macmillan al bate, Marberry
tiro una bola por sobre Ell catcher y
Jackson anot6 la segunda carrera. Nc
MILAN fnalrente tomo pase Y Lind
from hizo 10 nlismo. Frisch cogio un
fead-han v Sc 1Ienaron las bases.
Yorng Sc abanico.
2 Hits. 2 Carreras. Error.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-25

La gran Metr6poli fue el escena
rio donds Sc desarroll6 ell tercer
desafo de la Seris Mundial, en- eli
cual los Gfgantes de Nc Graw hicie.
ron desflar por Ell cajon a cinco Ian
zadores del club Washington, pc
sar de que ellos usaron cUatro.
Uua inmensa concarrencia ayida de
conocer los detallss de este encuen-
tro sensational presenci6 Ia caida de
los ''pitchers senadores' vfctfmas de
Ia poderosa artil1eria neoyorquina.
Una extraordinaria importancia Sc
lie atribu1a este desafio va que Sc
crefa podrfa deternnnar Ell mas proba
BILE candidate Campeon Mundtal.
He aquf los deta1les del juego:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-25
septino inning.

sENADORES:- Nc Nicely batea
por Russell lavantan un fly vii
SIN. Leibold torno pase hbre, pero
Harris fu6 abanicado. Rice dio de hit
por ell short y Leibo1d llego segun-
da. Frisch, por la tercera vez cor5e-
cutiva hi7o una espectacular cog1da
de I'm rolin de Goslin, sacandolo de
out.
Hit 0 Carrera. 0 Error.
GIGANTES:-Ma entro al ca
jon por Washington y por la primera
vez los Gigantes fueron retirados en-
lfgero crden sin ningin hit. Kelly Sc
abanic6, Terry foul Rue1 y Wilson
fly al centro.
Hit. 0 Carrera. 0 Error
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-25
sexto inning.
sENADoREs: Judge ny al centre

sENADoRES:- Judge fly al csntro
Bluege Sc abanico. Miller dc I'm hit
de piernas al short, pero Ruel dis M
fly Young. Young hizo una maSni-
flea cogida casi pegada n terra.
l Hit. Carrera 0 Error.
GIGANTES:--Gowdy Sc salvo en-
primera cuando Miller dej6 If su ro-
lin por entire piernas. Ryan Sc sacrl-
fc6. Russell Judge. Lindstren 40
de dos bases por encima de Judge Y
Cowdy. Frisch dio I'M foul.
1 Hit l Carrera. l Error.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-25
Primer inning

SENADORES:- Leibold, substitu-
yendo McNeely, porque los ,Gigan
tas habian seleccienado un pitcher &c
recho, fue ell primer bateador freata
Mc0nillan Su debut en- un@ serle
r,undial f1e un rolin para Frisch. FIJI
rris lie do Tin ho1nbo a Wilson pero
Rice recibi6 la base por bolas. Goaea
saH6 de out por la via de Friseh a
Terry.
0 Hit. Carrera. error.
GIGANTES:- Sc qued6
con ell bate en- ell hombro, mientras
Marbarry le paso tres bolas dcs
pues tres strikes corridos. Frisch j"
6io un bombo a Goslin. Young di6 de
hit por Ell short pero Kelly fnaIz6
ell inning dando un rolin Harris.
0 Carreras. Hit. Error.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-25
cuarto inning.

lGENADoREs:- Rice empez6 IN
c,as1 inn 'ng ton1ando- Ia base por bo-
les Frisch hizo rn9 cooida sens9cio-
nal de I'M fy corto de e.oslin JudFe
di5 DE- dos bases. por Ell left Y Rice lie
GO a terccra Rlue1e base por helas
Miller, ell recluta, Sc le presento la
gran a~o~tunjdad dio IN sacr19ce
fy al left. Rice anot5 con el paio
Prel +om5 al tercer pase que dabs
NcQuillan las bases SO volvieron q
llenar. Benny Tate fue mandado a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-25
Quinto inning.

SENADORES:- tres bateadores
fueron retirados en- orden. Harris Gio
una Inca a Kelly. Frisch sac6 de out
Rice Frisch drplic6 la hazaila enc
habia hecho anteriornente de I'm pa
10 de Goslin sacando1e de ont.
Hit 0 Car1era. 0 Error.
GIGANTE5:-Keliy dio SUI segrndo
hit por ell left Terry fly a Blue2e.
Wilson sacrifice Kelly jackson fly
a Miller.
0 Hit. O Carrera. 0 Error.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-25
PRovIDENcIA MoRILLo

Regces6 de Aibcnito. en- donde pa
SO gratos dias de vaeaciones. la in
teligente oscinista y poetisa sutil Pro
videncia MorilIo.
Esta gentil criolIs picnsa deleitar-
nos pronto con I'm tomo de poesias
selectas, producto de su intelecto pri
vilegiado y alma sentimental
T. p
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-25
P1doraS del Dr.. Lovett

medades de Ia piel. Siendo esto
asi, como realmente 10 es, no debe
usted permitir que nadie trate de
venderle otra .medicina en- vez de
cstas pildoras, otra medicina en-
que haya mas ganancia para el
vendedor, por tratarse de TIN artlcu-
10 sin merito c invendible.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-25

que deben to41arse hasta que no
queden rastros de estos males.
Los testimonies aqui publicados
textualmente son prueba irrecusable
de que las PILDORAS DEL DIR.
LOVETT son incontrovertiblemen-
tie ell mejor purihcador de la sangre,
el nejor especlflco para las enfer-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-25
DEPoRTIvAs DE EEL MUNDo'
(pOr Louisi ' Eddie coLL1Ns)

Ante $4,000 espectadores, los Gigan
tss de Me Qraw derrotaron los
Eenadores de Harris en- la terce4a
lucha de la Serie Mundial con una
anotaci6n de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-25

Padecio de eczema y ulCera-
clones.
"Gloria %, Sta Clara, Cuba, Sbre. 20 de 1905.
Debido una affection de la sangre sufrf de
eczema v ulccraciones, seg1n diagn0stico me
deo. Tome iarabes otras preparedness sin
obtener buen resultado; pero tuve la gran
suerte de que en- la Farmacia Central de esta
poblaci0n me recommendation las Pfldoras del
DR.. Lovett que hace dos meses vengo tomando
con tan excelcnte resliltado, que han desapa-
rceido las ulceraciones Ia eczema.
JUAN ALEaIGN. &
Testigo; ERAsMo PEDRAzA.
Testigo; RENE MAsvnAL."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-25

Estas afecciones sc deben al em-
pobreciI1iiento de la sangre, Y para
curarlas no hay remedio alguno
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-25

que Sc presto tan acknowledgements
como las
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02
Beau Brummel" to
Be Given by Class

Franklin high school seniors VIII
present Beau trummsl' In tho
school auditorium December 2 and 9.
one hundred Franklin alumni viii
return 90 500 tho 1875 senior clats IN
~ last public appearance Principal
parts m Tho play will be taken b.
Robert iiitchkin and irons ksndlsr.
More than 90 students viii take part
IN tho production and 30 more are
az work on the stage and scenery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02
Clad in 'kerchiefs,
She Stops En- All

A pocket handkerchief dre.s.
pair OF stockings and a pair OF clip.
psrs make up tho drefs 81 a ahUw
lady In FrsssrPatcrs0u'a hludkcr
chief window or course there o.
moro than ono handkerchief Ia tho
dress, In fact. there are about $50
- them, all Colors and designs. and
the wax lady looks Bs pleased as II
she were dressed 10 silks and seal
skins
Pocket handkrrghicfs arc such
everyday merchandise that it iH dif
ficult 60 hit 'cm IN tho tys with a
window display" declares g. H. John.
son. window dresser we figured
that This iispluy would not only show
lot " h8udEsrchIrrs, but th1t Il
would stop the street Ana o. dIi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02
PROFESSIONAL STATESMAN
NOM ~ IIiE MAKING

Young Malcolm Macdonald Is a
professional stalrrman in the max
mg and rather proud than other.
wisg u tho appsilati0a N 'profls
aional politician
AIib1 he u FliiI bon hla twtnuca.
tha son ~ EuglBudr fighting labor
statesman haz stood Tor parlIas
mont" twice Tbaya equivalent 90
running Tor oongrr-sa d couple of
times
~ g0t beaten both times IN one
81 the mid England constituencies 20
hr raid, hut I'm going 10 try again
until J win The pendulum alwaYs
swings"
Macdonald haH aB advantage over
American office seekers. lie can
run FOR any constituency in Eng
land Scotland or Wllsr rtgarilsfz
% where be lives Thus IN b be-.
comes necessary 90 set him into par.
Lament be- may run Tor election
in "a division that has strong labor
trndcncleH. instead Of having 20
take 'em ar they come" nH nm
American does, Residence cuts no
ice with the British plrilamenthrlan;
Do runs whcrc tho running b good
II uUsaItHH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02
I'm for Economy Says
y Gals Annual Message
President Sees 373 Million Surplus, but
Wants Further Tax Cuts

ITEMS mentioned by the rr- dent In
,'aiea sle Bee 600 far flood control
on me Mtss.ssiprI auI Sacramento
r,'rF- ana t1tsa gs9 % eamrtrte aam
no at Muscle Shoals.
The amount sd aside for rrId.-rt
Bonus fund IB 1889 vas only $50
ees.eea The president. said veterans
applications hsd Hs Tar been below
'Ho number expected ana chat n tba
applications increased uueNrsetFtl,
supplemental estimate could make
sp Che amount required
lu pointing gut tBe utgfrsItv OF
aprropristinE sla3ol1 goo far federal
Ala % states Mr Co1Iidge ,olefi 49,
NEoFogs ilsaupTayal of state aid
ann convinced thar ths br5slsr.
ms 10 tE'H nslI ~ activity Is dstrI
MENTAL both 90 federal ANA state ro,.
rnmtuts Do said HEfaeienrv ~
federal Operations is mpairrI as
t1t,r scope 81 unduIy enlarged rf
hlifneE 20 state governments i Inn.
paired aE thry r5lInqulsh ana ur,
over 90 ths federal government rs.
sponslhi.ties which are rightnliy
theirs . am opposed 90 any txpan.
SION ~ these subsidies, NIy roHyie.
ton b they can b. curtailrd with
benefit 90 both ihs federal ana state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02
Says Fox Farming
Paying in Alaska

FOX farming o. sull profitable iu
Alaska. reports 4. A. Ianggaltcr
who has been engaged In that bust
ness near sitku.
Prices arc coming down. and will
go atili lower" he snys. ''but tho
man who understands bis business
still finds it n profitable undertaking
lu Alatka We have mostly blue
foxes up there. but / understand u
D. silver foxes down here I can't
say what tho outcome win Dc iu this
part ~ tho country, II a mainly
experimental here"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02
Christmas Seal
Sale Is Opened

The lsfH annual HaIs ~ Christina
rsals Faa UFfHal Iu tHs Hafa ~
Washington under rhe direction ~
ihr Washington Tu1Trgl0H a-sa.
citation. They expect 90 cell 1900
900 seals ibls year. The scala g1et "a
penny each
The entire program ~ thc asauc.a
ton 10 control the white plague Dr.
financed solely b. proceeds ~ the
se4lH sale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02
INTERIOR DEPT
ECONOMIES
Ask Less Than Year Ago;
More for Alaska Road

WASHINGTON. Dec 1.-The in
terror department appropriation bill.
carrying appropriations aggregating
1235,24092s. reduction Of s3O.-
7iSiSs from appropriations last year.
was reported to the house today.
Tho outstanding differences be-
AEON the total appropriations for
= and the amount recommended
~ the bill Tor 1895" the appropria-
tons committee explained IN an ac-
compauyIng report. consist OF re-
ductlon5 Of l2j,50O,OOO for army and
navy pensions. Sf,2o7.52O for the rec
lamstion service, s1,0is.Olt for the
indian service and $4,000 under
inc general land office, and increase
OF b72,g00 for the Alaskan rail-
road.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02
DEBATE WON BY
UNIVERSITY
Oxford Team, Supporting
U. S. Government, Is Loser

Arru.nE against their own system
m goNrrumtuJ ana iA. favor az the
British cabinet system. Washington
university dsuatsn proved 90 per
saasife IB AN International delatr
Monday evening that tbey p0uYfrrI
an American audience TO nYuHuE
tbc oNcmrss plan. The American
audience. after the debate was over
voted Ass 90 $40 for the British
system a vote taken before thr
speaking showed 900 Tor Ibe Amer
igan plan. geo Cor the British
The event Was held la Moany hall
The question was That a cabinet
form Of government Ua Great Brit
am'al is preferable 90 "a presidential
form ias the United statfsl The
hulahyu took tho American side.
The Washinkt1nlans supported the
British plan Two judges out Of
three also upheld Washington award
ms the Seattle THO the palm
Members OF tho teams were For
oxford Malcolm Macdonald. J. n.
Woodruff aud ST. 4. Hollis. Tor
Washington. Wesley Randall. ~
wood iuteheson and Lawrence sflt.
ger Judges were Judge bruce Hlakr
ot Spokane, Dr. r. A. Colyin.
frerby terrain minister from Betting
ham ana Austin L. Marsh OF the
Washington Educational association.
Nearly 1900 persons attended
Tho event was marked. on the
American eide. BY umtUry and gee
turts. on the British by an Informal
conversational attitude much lsss IA
tense Washington speakers. talking
against American governmental
forms, stressed the points that tho
British cabinet form b. more rrspon.
siyo 20 the yotcfa moro just. more
stable. aud works more efficiently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02
Great Britain Politics
Different From America
Serious Matter in
England, Young
Macdonald Says

RElhG Statesman in che United
- states a. more pT lees ~ an rm
ateur affair Nc requires primauIs-
"a bent in that direction. reinforced
hy "a strong and increasing flow Of
prsiory. aEainFt me background "a
"a lug cabin uF farmhouse birth ana
south spent Iu carrying water far
q railroad construction gang Win
thrto FURNISHINGS ans body may H.
come a statesman by thr aurHg4-
ton N "a certain diligence ana "a
efIaciiy for making friend
over in Great Britain. however
itr different They tuiu youths far
the science ANA practice n govern.
msnt MaIroIm Macdonald who h
member uf tbs uAram debate
team which met W8HHluEfona THO
Monday evening. D. au example Ig
% educating himself 90 be- d states.
man. 90 governor Of the British
Empire over there they take gov
eminent Esrioualy and The antics ~
the United states pjayt1y of co.,
western world aslunfh them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02
TALKS IN PUBLIC
SheatSley Freely Discusses
Tragic Death OF Wife

COLUMBUS OHa. urr. a-Ia DIS
Huf public address since uHH fn1.ua
af ha wifr body Iu tEs IarHan4Es
furnace two HreEs ago. Rev o. s.
srrataFy today talked freely 40 fIa
tragedy Boa ruHaEHe before F1lfHt
Gf Capital un.Eeufy 20 their dsuy
chapel exercises
~ our family bT the grace ~
God, had not been living as becnmefE
Christians sac could never have
cleared gur skirts ~ ere faulest ~
crimes the pastor. Hhg De- professor
a religion AZ enc university declared
Bai thank Cod ws have been found
bIamsl6ss and tHa spirit u tH.s Insll-
tuition haH helped uH ra 90 live
Rev shFltslsy had announced
previously that De would not men.
r0u The tragedy iu public
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02
ROBBED
Taxi Fare Pulls Gun When
Pay Time Comes

I4rE.aa 90 q RlrFsrErr .u front
90 fhr HaHH Haff Frre1 Do EEaE.
driver FOR noe InI TOP IaH Coz
took lHr man 20 Rainier aEr and
Bash place. shortly aflFF midnight
Tuesday marHuE where fhr man
500 our ana Instead 0f paying Dis
frr HlH@I uuf "a revolver aH4
hH'I IH o. EHaH
TIE bandit 90 glI ana walked
east up the Dim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02
YOU'LL FIND
1T HERE

King County Humane society sub
acribss 80 for tho Cuth and Cane
Club FOR Disabled American Veterans.
Derivation u democracy Was dis
eunfrd a. noon Tuesday hy the Sc.
aitie CltyWldg Democratic Women b
club.
shutins' three day bazaar will
close "Wednesday a. 1880 Fourth ave.
Fred Darling NJ, under arrest, &C
gusFl 0f stealing l.. FIisderH auto.
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MAC DONALD. SIR.
~ MOI MOIlNNING

Nor f. Mr. Macdonald. ST., worry.
ms much about hlg recent over.
whelminE defeat 90 the conservative
landslide be- Great nutHin Hia r8u
HITa
Father HtllI B leader ~ hh
party" ad tho young BHtrhrr.
and Do The course % timr about
eight yfar ur 60 hs party b. likely
20 b. IN power again. lie TINT wur
rJing at ain
NouuE Macdonald IL typical
oxford zr8di quiet unhssumIHF and
dryly humorous with touch of
tho Scots disposition Ito has been
a member % ths oxford team tour.
Ing this country and Canada. This
team has engaged iu nearly % de
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02
Hl DNE VAN FNFRN

~ O." 80 Y - y q y 80
WAshiNGTuN, Dies ss-lre,t
w dent tooiidEr lu nj, annual
tadret message. laid hrlsry CEN
Errss today, forecast a NfAsAAr
1ll treasury surplus ai the end
% the neat fiscal year and urgrd
a program Il drastic govern
mental tcon1mF 90 prrnt am
other cut Ia federal taxes.
4 am f0r rVUuamNs she prcsl
deaf declared HIf se continue
Athe campaign Sea rUgnufuH, We
BIN pave the way fer further
~rcductan in aArs.@
AIr Catl1Et however proposed
mat consideration 10 further tax re.
Uuef.an fsE.saugu bv tFferued until
tHe egteef 10 fEr present revenue law
has tetlma more apparent
Tho tllErt rf governmental tS
ptuJIturts Ior tre FISCAL year ending
June So. 1859. transmitted by tEt
president. totaIsd s. -tr g5I.3Ts. a Dc.
GREASE % t-t5 sss $50 below estimates
ter me current FISCAL year.
Receipts Wfur estimated az t81ai..
80. o8- an increase of s1s 5ss,Tgg.
which. with tho f5TNSlts8 surplus
estimated a. tbe end or the current
fiscal year would uane the unusual
fg brsc surplus furtsten by Sic
Co0iiIge % months hence
"For these things which We are
now required t9 SEQ VAC are fast nc-
duang our expenditure Co mimi
mum consistent with efficient strF-
Der said tho president we have
before us aa estimated surplus Of
$4,000 coo f1r thr current Fiscal year
ana $4,000 goo Tor The next fiscal
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PIT. A. of Rainier
Valley in Meeting

& conference - the Fainter Valley
PIT. A. was 10 boz held Tuesday a.
tho Columbia library az 100 q. m.
All officers and c0mmiits ctIairmeu
were urged 90 attend by Mrs. r.
Hannah. vice president OF tho confer.
curr.
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State Wins in Alien
Compensation Suits

OLYMPIA. Dec --luFU.V.rE
$500 far state supreme court has
ruled Tor che state and against tEe
alien property custodian iu tEa
suites concerning accident inEgT
anrT under fhr v0rsmauE Cgmpeu
au0u art claims u alden enemy
v1rsme1 lH The state for r0mpensl.
t-oH HFrr involved