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The Washington times., 1924-10-23
ESILE.NT
Al Ks 70
Q Of c.
hoolk-up OF % Stations viii
Garry His Final Cam
paign Message

President Coolidge and Secre-
tary Of State Hughes will broad
cast messages Of Republicanism
to the country tonight through
station WCAP.
President Coolidge will speak
to the nation through hook-up
81 twenty-three stations, includ-
ing six on the Pacific coast. His
address win be delivered before
the mid year meeting Of the United
States Chamber Of Commerce at
the new Chamber Building, Con-
necticut avenue and H street,
and relayed BY the American
Telephone and Telegraph Conn
pany. Graham McNamee is ex-
pected to announce the President
1t 900.
Final Election Message.
The address probably win be the
FINAL message to be broadcast by
the President before election.
Secretary Of State Hughes ad.
dress win be delivered at the Re
publican rally in Baltimore and
will be broadcast jointly by wCAP
and several other Eastern stations.
The rally broadcast will begin at
o'clock in the Lyric Theater,
Baltimore.
Beginning at Z o'clock WCAP,
which arranged an exchange in
broadcasting time with WRC, will
transmit a concert by the Irving
Boerpstein Wardman Park Hote
Trio, directed by Moe Baer.
At 1880 a talk on Science News
ct the Week will be given by
Doctor r.. S. Woodwork, under the
auspices OF the National Research
Council and Science Service.
bob" Lawrence Concert.
Following the Presidents mes.
sage, WCAP win present. a studio
concert directed by Bob Law
renee. Mr.. Lawrence win announce
his artists on the air.
WRC will broadcast brief after.
noon program beginning at
o'clock and featuring 4 recital by
Harlan Randall. artist of the Louis
Thompson Studio, whose most
recent contribution to Capital broad.
casting was in, connection with the
presentation OF Won Fieltitz's song
cycle, tElilanJl."
Other numbers on the afternoon
bill are Eleanor Gums fashion re
view. a talk on current events, a
piano recital by George f. Ross and
the report OF the National In
dustriaf Conference Board.
Outstanding events at distant sta
The Washington times., 1924-10-23
|ROmping Around
Radio Dial
BY Eistener-In-


WRc'a program from BaltI.
more last night was one oG the
hest I have ever heard writes
d @. Taylor, land yet you Gun
write only three para era phs about
Il. What's the matter? Has your
easy chair become less comfortable
than It used to has Or have you
some aversion to anything that
Gomez from Baltimore?
Really, Listener-In, that pro.
gram had everything. and even II
the speeches were dull. the rest
was superbrOad casting. "
II think you must have been
trying to ret some old.tinle fiddle
music at Shenandoah last night in.
stead Of staying at home with your
friends comments ]. f.. II. on
the back Of q picture postcard.
Give WRC credit for an excellent
Job"
AZ matter 81 fact, we plead
guilty to part of the charges.
We gtrayed several times from the
WRC program to hear what John
W. Davis was telling the felix's
hack in our old home town. We
beg leniency from the court.
And we come right back to al.
sert that WRC scored another suc.
Gees last night The Radio Mer,
chants Association OF Washington
deserve q vote Of thanks for tile
presentation of. Meyer GoIdman's
Little symphony Orchestra.
Z y "a 4
The engagement books oG the
local stations are looking very in.
feresting at present,
There's tonight's Bill from WCAP,
Tor instance, with President Cool.
idge. Secretary Hughes. Moe Bacr's
Trio, and Bob Lawrence concert.
Tomorrow night WcAP win pre-.
The Washington times., 1924-10-23
AMERICAN MEAT PACKERS
&c EcT MAYER PRESIDENT

CHICAGO. Oct. ia. The institute
sof American Meat Packers at its
convention here yesterday elected
Oscar q. Mayer, Chicago president.
succeeding Charles e. HerrI9l1, Chi
cage. who has held the office two
years.
! J. J. Felin, Philadelphia, and f. S.
Snyder, Boston, were among the vice
presidents elected.
The Washington times., 1924-10-23

tionss tonight win be The broadcast
OF the music incidental to the
Pavlowa ballet, .Armari.Ia,' . direct
from the Manhattan Opera House,
New York, by WY, and the an.
nouncements Of the returns i'm the
Ontario liquor plebiscite by C.FCA,
Toronto.
Polish Music.
/ A concert Of Polish music Is
featured at wGY, Schenectady, to
be presented by Frank q. Novak
and his Albanians. A late organ
recital win conclude the wGY broad.
cast.
CKAC. Montreal, win present a
two-hour concert BY the Basilica
Choir. beginning 1t o'clock.
Other featured programs win be
given by Wis, Chicago. where the
Wis Light Opera Company will
present "Katinka;" WHIP, whose fea.
ture number viii be concert by
the Philadelphia Police Band. end
WIFI, Philadelphia, where Starlight
Players will present zlne-act radio
drama.
KDKA, Pittsburgh, has scheduled
the regular Thursday night concert
by the KDKA Little Symphony or.
chestra and a late midnight frolic.
beginning at II o'clock.
The Adams House Orchestra will
feature the program Of WEEI, Bos.
ton, and the Plantation Serenadera
headline the bin from WAIIG, Rich.
mond Hills.
Among the after midnight enter.
tainments will be concerts by the
Doerty Melody Boys at wLW, Gin.
cinnati; Ted Lewis and mis- orchestra,
from WIN, New York, and a mid.
NIGHT frnlic at WMLI (Hinr,Inr,n-i 9
The Washington times., 1924-10-23
Starts After Speeder
But Lands III
HOSPITAL

NEW FORK, Oct. 2S. When
q fugitive automobile speeder
jumped Over 4 number 81 planlxs
III Broadway near Academy
street, Motorcycle Patrolman
Engleman tried to duplicate the
feat.
He lost control of the motor
cycle. It capsized, ignited the
gas tank, aild dragged the
patrolnnan twenty feet. Engle-
man i in the Jewish Hospital.
am patriot kIndIing answ youi
love OF country.
am a preacher, rewakentng youI
YET poor foolish men Just cali m,
RADIO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-13
SIGUEN LOS JUICIOS POR POR
TAR <ARMAS PROHIBIDAS

Ante sel, jnez Foote Sc celebraron
aver los casos de portar armas pro-
hibidas contra Manuel Florit, Gunner
sindo Fernandez y Domingo Rodrf-
guez. A todos el juez Foote impuso
un mes de carcel.
Durante la celebration del juicio
del dltino de estos acusados tuvo
lugar un ligero incidente con mo-
two del arma ocupadale a Rodri-
guez. Era un largo cuchillo como de
media vara de longitud, por dos o
tres pulgadas de ancho.
Al dictar la sentencia, ell juez
Foote, con ell arma en- la mano pre-
gunt6 al acusado 81 el no habfa sido
la misma persona que hace POGO item
po habfa sido condenada por el-juez
Foote-a sufrir pena de carcel, a
causa de haber agredido a una mu-
jer con una tranca grandisima, enor-
me.
Ell acusado movi6 la cabeza en- Sc
nal de asentimiento, entonces ell
Juez dijo que Rodriguez parece era
dado a portar armas muy grandes,
grandisimas, por 10 cual Sc debia
hacer un escarmiento, a fin de que
el r1encionado individuo renunciara
esa mania.
Segdn nuestros informes, en- otro
illicio que por portar armas prohi-
bidas Sc celebr6 ell jueves ante el
nnismo Tribunal, el Hon. Juez, mani
fest6 que los insfractores de dicha
Ley que le llevaban allie eran todos
infelices, gente descalza, Y agreg6
que sestuFiese en- cuenta llevar tam
bien a los .sbien vestidos", que falta-
ran dicha Ley.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-13

Para "EL": mio amore inc0gnito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-13
Editorial diariO del Dr.. Frank Crane
iEs eI Crimen una Enfermedsd?

los trenes no tendrian aparatos de
seguridad. Una vez ell uso del rotten
era todo el trabajo del poicia, ahora
10 que trata es de prevenir.
Tenemos vacuna contra la viruela,
y suero para casi todo, solamente pa
ra ell crimen aun no hay prevention.
Las rateras, ella cree, son mujeres
en- condolences psrturbadas, mujeres
cuyas glandulas estan sacramento da-
fadas. Ella dice que tratamos a los
adolescentes como a sillas mesas,
no los entendemos.
Gastamos millones de dollars en- cas-
tigar Ell crimen, pero muy POGO en-
prevenirnos contra el.
"Lo que mas necesitamos". dice
''es que las autoridades despierten v
Ell publico Ell general despierte, al he
cho de que Ell crimen es una manifes-
tacion de una enfermedad, que los
criminales son gente enferma, de
que los mas de los crimenes que Sc
levan cabo actualmente, bajo una
organization mejor de la sociedad, se-
rian parcial completamente evil
tados. -
Copyright, 1924, por The Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-13

La Sra. Mary Hamilton es no sola-
mefte la principal poicia mujer de
Nueva York, sino que es una precur.
sora en- ese trabajo.
La Sra. Hamilton tiene unas cuan-
tas ideas de importancia sobre el
asunto de los criminales y, como tie
ne que tratar con tantos de ellos, es-
ia en- una posicion en- que ella debe
conocer bien este. Ella dice que su
trabajo y Ell de sus asistentas esfa
mas concernido con evitar ell crimen
que en- castigarlo.
"Debe haber un rratam1ento me-
dico especial para los criminales,'' ha
dicho recientemente. s'Se ha necesi-
tado ell horrible case de asesinato de
Leopold y Loeb, los j6venes de Chi
cago, para hacernos comprender que
los criminales son gente enferma
Todo juez debia ser un buen psi-
qulatr1sta. Aunque su destino ha 81
do cruel, Ia vida del niiio Franks
no Sc habra perdido en- vano 81 le abre
los ojos a la gente al hecho de que
al crimen es ell efecto de una mentaI-
dad enferma, de que los criminales
son enfermos y deben ser tratados
como tales.
Ella dice que algunos cientificos v
doctores conocen esta necesidad y con-
slderan todo Ell asunto como un pro.
oiema de nedicina, uno para la psi.
Qulatr1a y La patologia mejor que
para el castigo.. Llama la atenci6n al
necho de que progresamos traves de
IA tragedia. Sin academies terribles,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-13
Ciinelandia :, :

(Continuaci6n de la 6a. p&ginal
de los directories mas notables de la
escena americana. Richard Dix, jo-
ven Y distinguido actor de la Para
mount, hara tambien su debut en- esta
pelicula con el caracter de estrella.
titulo que acaba de confiarsele en-
reconocimiento de sus innegables do
tes de artista, demostrados en- la in
terpretacion de dificiles papeles en-
varias peliculas de la Paramount.
Manhattan" es la adaptation ci-
nematografica del drama "El objeto
defnitivo", original de Jeffrey Far
mol, por Paul Sloane y Frank Tuttle.
Ell asunto del drama gira alrededor
de la vida de un acaudalado joven
neoyorquino, quien, deseoso de aven.
turas y emociones, Sc encuentra en-
vuelto en- las redes de uno de los
bandos mas celebres, por sus crimi-
males hazafias, del hampa neoyor-
quina, Manhattan" es ell nombre pri.
mitiyo de la isla sobre la cual esta
asentada la ciudad de Nueva York.
En- el "reparto" de la pelicula fl
guran los noabres de varios emil
nentes artistas de la pantalla, entire
los cuales recordamos Richard Dix,
Jacqueline Logan, Gregory Kelly,
George Seigman, Gunboart Smith, Os-
car Figman, Edna May Oliver y Ali
ce Chaplin.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-13

Continuation de la pagina y


bras: Ia expropiaci0n Ia muerte,
Hay pues una igualdad verdadera,
qde Ell catolicismo consagra bendice
IA lgualdad de origen, la igualdad pro-
dac1da por la paternidad de Dios; Ia
lgualdad en- Ell Mediator. Empero hay
ma igualdad falsa que Ell cristianis-
mo reprheba, es la igualdad de ran
sos y condolences, igualdad revolucio-
maria; 9enominada igualitarismo. En-
esta materia siempre que hagamos bien
Ia distinction de que hablo al principle;
estaremos en- 10 cierto, de 10 contra
rio en- ell error.
Ter:ninemos este articulo como
q'uera lamarse, con un hecho real; y
que parece cuento, pero fue una reah-
dad. En- la mas bella de las ciudades
sspafiolas, en- Ia sultana de Andalucia,
en- la que duerme recostada entire Chi
nos dmoneros a las margenes del
GIadaiquivir, Sc celebraba la fiesta
eel CorpGs. Las tropas cubrian la ca
rrora Tn correcta formaci6n; y
lucienGo sus galas mejores. Un sar-
gento lie los distintos regimientos,
tuvo IA desgracia de volverse loco
dnrante la formation; su regre-
so al cuartel, sin que nadie Sc hubie-
ia percatado de su trastorno, Sc pre-
senta n Coroncl para manifestarle;
lr habla Observable q. en- ell regimiento
habia muchas oesigualdades, listed mi
coronel, es alto, majestuoso, de un
continents sin igual EN- cambio, ell
Tenients Coronel, es pequehito NAL
tornado, y en- fin, que parece un sa-
20; y NADIA lie digo del Captain Sando-
val, pues que me dice del teniente Ro-
driguez, y en- cambio el Captain C6rdo-
va tienc una figura arrogante; v en-
Fin 81 ne.nos de hablar de todo ell re-
gimiento, tenemos que convenir en- que
Ia igualdad no reina en- 81, unos sol
dados son mas. altos y otros mas ba-
jos, unos mas gruesos, y otros mas del
gados, en- fin que no hay igualdad.
''Vamos a yer, majadero, jqu6 es 10
one pretsndes y que me cuentas mi
de todo esto7- Pues mi Coronel, 70
pretendo igualarlos a todos, para 10
cual traigo aqui un cuchillo muy bien
afilado, cortamos a los mas altos, y de
este odo existira la igualdad
tie has vuelto loco, muchacho?. pre-
gunt6 con enfado ell Coronel. Y afecti-
vaments, ell sargento Primitive Marti-
ncz estaba demente; y sabeis cual fue
ei resuitado, que par6 en- una casa de
Crates, sn suerte fue unida una
caniisa dc fuerza, Y constantemente re-
petfa sin cesar, que la humanidad no
estaba igual que habia que arreglar-
II.
Tengan mucho cuidado los partida-
rios del igualitarismo social, no les
aconteSca 10 que al sargento Martinez,
Y en- su af&n de sujetar a la sociedad
la igualdades imposibles v contrarias a
IL ras6n, no declaren la guerra las
.gualdades que Dios y la naturaleza nos
concedieron en- obsequio a La ibertad. ia
mas los hombres seran iguales en- el
sentido social. ROMANTIC
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-13

Oh m5 gicos
queridos
que tienen a r1queza mayor: -
hablan e Silva Poe y Espronceda
la vida saboreando dolor.
y los leo callada las tardes
Y
oh Tristei penas
y contempla la amaTgura legar.
Til ientes la nostalgia esta devorando;
siento La herida asesino
voy por e vagando.
Soy sin alma tGracia'' perdio
Yo tengo ventura; tengo algeria:
soy infeice. de
tristes vislumtrara
lumbre
Sohados,
divinos,
tanto tempo esperados lejos MI
exisencia
siempre iran iejos, cua Ia dcha, de ii,
Oh, mi hermano del alma On mi dulce poetat
(Condenada a sufrir a
pena
o menos,
Que magcos sn}.rse
queidos
los tienen
confundan gemido
d'esta infeiz poetisa IN
enferma de esperanzas, de penas de amor
PARMA HoAGAR
Dicembre 1924
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-13
DEsEo UNA HAB1TAc1oN

Segun ha leido usted este anuncso
asimismo pudo haber sido leido el gu.
yo, obteniendo ell resultado deseado.
Use La secci6n de anuncios clasifica-
dos de Ell MUNDo y quedara usted
satisfecho.-P
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IDEAL PARA UN REGALO
So EOMBRE GRABADo, GRATIS EN-
LETEAS DE ORC


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The Dolores star., 1924-03-07
Town Trustees Meet.

The regular monthly meeting of the
board of trustees of the Town of
Dolores was held in the Town hall
Tuesday with all members present ex
cepting Trustee Hughes.
Aside from the allowing of bills and
the regular routine. the business trans
acted was declaring the office of Trus-
tee Hughes vacant and electing |. W.
Brumley to fill the vacancy; the author
izing of the placing of large sign at
entrance to the auto camp ground and
the purchase of small gate for the
south west entrance to Hillside park
declaring that municipal election will
be held Tuesday, April lst, and the
appointing of E. L. Wilber, Mrs.
Lottie Lockett and Mrs. D. S. Thomas
as judges of the election; the instruct
ing of the marshal to fill street in east
part of town and smooth down all
streets that need it.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07
Location of New
SaWmill Established
WILL OCCUPY PART OF THE OLD
CHARLIE JOHNSON PLACE.
Lumber and Supplies Are Being
Shipped in by the Train Load.

The McPhee & McGinnity Lumber
Company, last week. purchased land
from Mrs. Luella johnson and C. j.
Scharnhorst. This is part of the old
Charlie Johnson place and the new
sawmill will be located there. Already
camp has been established and lumber
is being hauled down to build houses
for the employees.
1t was found that the Will Ritter
place was not suitable for mill site
and the company have released their
option on the ranch. The work on the
bridge east of the Ritter place has
been abandoned and the railroad will be
run north of the river and bridge
constructed across the river near the
mill.
Contractor Dooling is here with a
grading outfit ready to go to work on
the railroad. Mr.. Artz and Mr.. Nossa-
man are busy negotiating for rights-of
ways and it will not be long until the
preliminary work will be cleaned up
and railroad grading, bridge building
and camp construction will be on in
full blast.
A train load of cement. lumber and
machinery, including motor truck,
arrived Monday from Ell Vada and
Tuesday men and teams were busy
taking the lumber from the cars. A
great quantity of it was piled just
north of the Fourth street bridge and
will be taken to the mill site as soon as
the roads get in shape and time will
permit.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07

The Ladies Aid will give a home
cooking and food sale in the Rest Room
Saturday. March 10. beginning at 10 a.
m. Ice cream. coffee and tea will be
served during the sale. Get your sup
plies for Sunday dinner. Ice cream
cones for the kiddies. Remember the
time, the place and the dates.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07
program.

J. J. Harris arrived in Dolores Tues
day for visit in good live town. He
reports his family in good health ex-
cepting Mrs. Harris who is suffering
some from rheumatism.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07

Harry V. Pyle has moved his family
from Riverside avenue and Seventh
street to the Phelps ranch east of
town. Roy Akin and family will oc-
cupy the Pyle house.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07

Do not fail to attend the meeting of
Parent-Teacher Association in the high
school auditorium Monday evening,
March 10, there will be an excellent
program.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07

F. w. Cunningham left Saturday fol-
Ell Vada where he will superintend the
loading of supplies and lumber on the
cars to be shipped to this place, He
reports that it will be month before
he arrives here to stay permanently.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07

Two cars of cattle were shipped from
the local yards Wednesday by John
Claflin and E. E. Wallace. These
cattle were billed to Los Angeles and
Mr.. Clatlin accompanied the shipment.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07
Charles Eggers Passed Away at the
johnson Hospital Monday Morning.

Charles Antoine Eggers was born in
Montezuma County, Colorado, February
81, 1890 and died at the johnson Hosp
ital Cortez, March 3. 1924 at the age
of "a years and II days.
He was married to Carrie Ethel
Snyder December II, 1914. To this
union were born three children, Mary
Rose, Charles Frank and Louise Irene.
Mr.. Eggers spent his life in Montez-
una and Dolores Counties.
He was a devoted husband and
father, and through his generous ways
acquired the friendship of all whom he
met. He leaves to mourn his going a
wife, three children and host of
relatives and friends.
Funeral services were held in the
Lewis school house on Tuesday at three
D. m. Rev. Clinton T. Farmer was the
minister in change. Interment was in
the Lewis Cemetery.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07

Miss Georgia Williamson underwent
a severe operation at the Oschner
hospital, Saturday. The young lady
came home from college seriously ILL.,
Durango Democrat.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07

The marshal has been cleaning up on
the street dogs the past month, report
ing the decease of four at the last meet
ing of the Town board. This is good
work and should be encouraged.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07

J. A. Warren, Allen Moore, DR..
Mcneil and George Snyder, all of
Dove Creek, were Rico passengers on
Mondays train.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07

F. H. Kittell left Tuesday for
Casper, Wyoming, for a visit. he
intends to visit the Teapot Dome
country make thorough investigation
and then write a publication for The
Star that will place the facts before
the reading public.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07

Mrs. Nola McKibben came in from
Telluride Tuesday to attend the
funeral of Charles Eggers at Lewis.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07

Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Dnnn left Thurs
dav for the South, going to lower
altitude on account of Mr.. Dunn's s
health. Mrs. Dunn is daughter OF
Mrs. Henry Erickson, and they have
been spending the winter at the Erick-
son home
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07

The many friends of Mrs. Clara
Marshal will be glad to learn that she
is recovering from her severe illness
and will soon be out again.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07

Miss Ruth Eggers and Mrs. Jack
Eggers came over from Mancos Tues
day to attend the funeral of Charles
Eggers.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07

Miss Grace Peterson, principal of
the Dolores high school, has been con-
fined to her room this week on account
of sickness.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07

On account of the atmospheric con-
dltlons Monday evening the Radio
concert at the high school building was
not success
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07

Mrs. Rachel Dickerson returned
Saturday from visit with her son,
w. J. Dickerson, at La Plata, New
Mexico.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07

Mrs. M. F. Jones of Dove Creek is
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. r. S.
Bussard, at the ranch above town.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07

A meeting of the Dolores Commerc,a'
c,,,h wos held Friday evening IN the
Town hall. This meeting was not as
we'll attended as it was hoped 1t woula
be, but considerable interest ., was as
sh,wn and number paid in their 81: oo
s,os s to July 1st. The following
% oeicers were elected for the ensuing IS
oi'l. p 8 s Fox, president; I. ID.
y1 sn;n vice president; J. @. RUSSELL H.
~ s.anasr and E. F. Spickert were
elected members of the exeeu'.se i've
board. After adj journment ,ars OF .ne
,',,a;ness lua meeting the lady members :
Du. arued refreshments consisting Oh
sberbert, cake and coffee.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07

The basket ball teams of the Dolores
nigh school will go to Mancos this
evening to play with the Mancos teams.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07

Ladies Auxiliary met February 2Sth
Of the home of Mrs. H. F. Morgan.
Eigbteen members and two visitors
were present. Dainty refreshments
were served by Mrs. Callie Morgan and
Mrs Alice Trimble. A good social
afternoon was enjoyed by all. The
next meeting March 18th with MIS-
Andy Butler. Visitors always
ualcnmp.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07

iou GAN run an automobile without
gasoline; you CAN run business with
out advertising DOWN HILL.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07

MIR. and Mrs. Sam Etheridge came
over from Durango Tuesday for a
short visit.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07

r. c. Finley was in from Renaraye
the first of the week with telephone
poles and railroad ties.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07

Morris Bros. have opened blacksmith
shop in their newbuilding north of the
postoffice.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07

Mrs. P. N. Lofquist and daughter.
Mary, were Rico passengers on Mon
days train.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

"A. A. Rust and family motored down
to Towaoc Sunday.
The Dolores star., 1924-03-07

Harry V. Pyle was Rico passenger
on Tuesdays train.