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The Coconino sun., 1924-04-25
THE MORGAN CREST

The late j. Pierpont was gifted
with great lot more humor than is
generally known. Once, while In
London, he was introduced to lady
who made some pretensions to peer
age.
pardon me-" said the lady, haught-
lily, ito what Morgans do you be-
long,"
"Oh, we are an independent branch, f"
replied Mr.. Morgan, slyly; "but we
date back to the Norman kings"
"Ah, then you have coat of
arms?"
Mr.. Morgan dug down into his coat
and brought forth shining Ameri-
can $40 gold piece.
"This," he said, 'is our coat of
arms; a few other families have adj
opted the same emblem. "But," he
continued, confidentially, 1--WE are
gathering them in as fast as pos
ible."
The Coconino sun., 1924-04-25
NARROW ESCAPE

A Dutchman was relating his mar
velous escape from drowning when
thirteen of his companions were lost
by the upsetting of boat, and he
alone was saved.
"And how did you escape their
fate 2" asked one of his hearers.
81 didn't go NIT de pote," was the
Dutchman's placid reply.
The Coconino sun., 1924-04-25
AND HE SAID !!-!?!!

Lady calling the electric light
plant): The lights in my house have
all gone out"
Superintendent: eyes, madam. A
parrot got caught in the dynamo"
Lady: ooh, how shocking!"
Superintendent: "You'd have thoug
Supt.: you'd have thought so if
you'd heard what he said"
The Coconino sun., 1924-04-25
THERE WITH THE BOSTONESE

The friend from elsewhere was sit
ting in the office of an ultra-Boston
friend when a beggar stumped in and
stumped out.
After the mendicant's departure,
the friend from elsewhere remarked:
"Pretty badly crippled, isn't Z"
Indeed So" replied the ultra -Bos-
tonian. "He appears to be wearing
synthetic limb"
The Coconino sun., 1924-04-25
PETERS GRAMMAR

1.-TWO negations make an affirma-
tive," declaimed Professor Dryasrust.
"Yup," agreed youth from the
rear row who was leaving school
anyway, "like when a girl says:
Don't! Stop thatp"
The Coconino sun., 1924-04-25
DEM AFRICAN JUNGLE BLUES

.Bizzle: $50 you think civilization
itself is threatened"
Social Alarmist: ''It's dead! 1t
curled up its toes when cabaret en-
tertainment turned from the original
to the aboriginal"
The Coconino sun., 1924-04-25

This week has been Forest Protection" week.
If it can only be stretched out for a whole year
the week will have been well spent Back in 1898
there very little affection evinced for trees of
any kind.
The Coconino sun., 1924-04-25
THE STORY OF MANKIND

Hoofley: Who do you suppose was
the original conscientious objector? ?"
Jazzle: "Eve-trying to make Adam
think it was his fault he wanted to
kiss her.
The Coconino sun., 1924-04-25
AT SEA

Old Maid: "I suppose you have been
in the navy SO long you are accus-
toned to sea legs ?"
Middle: LADY, / wasn't even look
ing"
The Coconino sun., 1924-04-25
nm FINE PRACTICE

Employe: "But I've worked for the
same salary for five years"
Employer: "Well, you ought to be
used to it by now."
The Coconino sun., 1924-04-25
IN TOO GREAT A HURRY

$50 Jim worked himself to death"
eyes, poor fellow, he was anxious
to get ahead and all he got was
headstone."
The Coconino sun., 1924-04-25

Harry Thaw isn't crazy again, so his mother is
trying to prove in court. Evelyn Nesbit, his for
mer wife, insists he isn't anything else but She
refuses to thaw.
The Coconino sun., 1924-04-25
YES YES. INDEED

Son: "Say, pop, what do you call a
man who drives an automobile?"
Father: at all depends on how
tlose he comes to me"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1924-08-14
| Aug. 2S=Sept. )
AUQU A
North Main St., New Hope, Pa.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 2Sth
Greetings and Announcements Superintendent Southwck
Concet-Blue and White Marmba Band, of Guatemala
Evening
Conce-Bue and White Marimba Band, of Guatemala
Introduction of Junior Directors
Character lmpersonaion-Noah Beiharz
FRIDAY, AUGUST 90
Morning.
Afternoon
Concert-Kennedy Johns Recital Company
Lecture"The Divine Right Edward Miller
Evening
Concert-Kennedy Johns Company
Leeture-"The neXeusable Lie" Private Peat
SATURDAY, AUGUST 80
Observation-Disclosures souhwick
Concert-The Swahmore Trio
Evening
Full program of magic-Fredeck f.
SUNDAY evening" AUGUST
Union with by Swarhmoe Trio and
address by speaker to be announced
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER /, LABOR
Morning Junior Chauauqua for boys and girls having tickets
Afternoon
Concert-smth-s Spring Holmes Orchestral Quintet
Evening
Concertsmth- prng- Holmes Quintet
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER
Morning Junior Chauauqua, for boys and girls having tickets
Afternoon
Lecture Demonstration Dressed
Mrs. Josephine Dominick
Prize Comedy Drama"Ther Honor the
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER
Morning boys girls
Afternoon
Entertainment Frederick c. Trappe
JULY Junior Show and Demonstration
Concert-Russan Cathedral sextet
Season Ticket for all Il sessions, 49,
Junior Season tickets, IA years $780, II sessions
Youths Season tickets IA to 18 years, $500
Not sold after opening of first session
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-19
Una ola iinmensa....

Continuation de la pag. 15).
del Socialismo, nj de que tenga ideas
autocraticas .Es verdad que Italia SUI
frio mas que ningdn otro pals aliado
la ola de impulse socialis5a que hubo
de seguir al gran terremoto que con-
movio-en sus cimientos toda la Eu-
ropa Sus industrias en- una ocasion
fueron casi arrolladas por Ell. A todas
parties traia la confusion desorgani-.
zaci6n.
La industria italiana los gobiernos
italianos eran intimidados por los agi-
tadores socialistas Por 10 tanto, todas
las clases sociales de la peninsula, es-
taban dispuestas a recibir con los bra
EOS abiertos cualquier movimiento. por
anticonstitucional autocratico que
fuese, con tai de que pusiera t6rmino
a la labor de estos obstaculizadores de
la industria ESQ fu6 10 que ell Fascis-
mo vino hacer. AL rnismo tempo, su
movimiento no era en- esencia econ6-
niico, sino patri6tico. FL ha acogido
bajo los pliegues de su bandera a Con-
sefvadoras, Liberales, Capitalists, So
cialistas, Cat6lfcos, 1ibre pensadores,
Y protesta1ftes.
FL Fascis1no representa- ell rescate de
La bandera, insu1tada por los socialis-
tas groseramente, y muy NAL defendi-
da por una succession de gobiernos de-
biles. Lo que apel6 mas a los senti-
m1entos de los relectores fueron gran
des cuadros en- colores, que representa-
ban las turbas socialistas atacando
la bandera nacioua1, atentados per
petraAos por ellos contra los soIdados
que pelearon en- la gran guerra. Un
cartelon muy signifcativo fue distri-
bllldo en- todo sel pals, en- el cual Sc
demostraba grafcamente Ell contraste
edstente entire Ell tratamiento que los
representatives de Italia recibian en- las
conferencias Europeas antes de que
1mperara ell Fascismo, y la deferencia
conque Sc les ! trata en- los gloriosos
d1as del reinado de Mussolini
= Las tres elecciones por 10 tanto in
d1can, que hay un resurgimiento ma
nifiesto del espiritu aggressive del Ma.
cionalismo al traves de toda la Euro
pa Oeste y Central. Las naciones Eu-
ropeas Sc mantienen a la defensive de
sus amenazados derechos.
David LLOYD GEORGE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-19
IlnpresiOnes del instante

i La desorientacion politica continua;
psro, mas menos, va todo Ell mundo
sabe en- que va parar este EEVoLU
que Sc ha armada desde que apafecio
Ell famoso Manifesto suscrito por los
sres. Tous Soto Barcelo. Despues de
la asamblea republican,, ST sale Gerro-
tado ell seflor Tous Soto, 10 que no
creenos, como este ha manifestado que
cen los socialistas. 81 no Sc reforman,
no va a ninguna parte Sc desl1ndaran
los campos de la siguiente manera: Los
que sigan creyendo que las aGuerrldas
huestes que acand1lla Santiago Iglesias,
constituyen un serio peligro, para Ia
seguridad de los intereses del Pals,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-19
lEs I'D. s2n EscIavo
de su Vejiga?
STiene I'd. que hacer aguas
a cada moSnento?


81 forma I'd parte del crecido mime
70 de martires que Sc ven obligados a
1nterrurnpir su suefio por tener que
levantarse pasar aguas, sin duda que
Sc alegrara I'd. saber que su martirio
desaparecera 81 Sc decide I'd. tomar
por unas pocas sernanas las Pastillas
del DR.. Becker para los Ri1ones y
Vejiga. La efcacia de estas pastillaS
para el tratamiento de catarro irlfla-
1nacion en- la vejiga; ardor en- el cafio al
pasar las aguas incontinencia de la ori-
IA emission retazada goteada; grimes
turbioss de NAL olor, o que dejan
I'm asiento blancuzco amarillo
cuando reposan por alguras horas en-
una vasija, su efcacia, repetirnos, ha
sido probada por I'm buen n1mero de
amos Y por consiguiente no vacilamos
en recomendarle que las tome por all
gunas semanas, para que deje de ser un
e'lclavo de su vejiga, goce de buen
sucfio durantc Ia noche Y de tranquil
dad durante el dia. NADIA mas naolesto
que ell tener ques pasar aguas cada
momcnto.
Las Pastilias del DR.. Becker para
los Rifones y Vejiga sc venden en- las
boticas los boticarios las recomien-
dan. No picrda tempo en- tonarlas.
"}ficniyaS mas fr0nto las tome mas
Hgcro Sc ali1iard."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-19
Sc vENDE o Sc ARRIENDA

por amos una casa con 500 metros de
solar en- Martin Pefia, propia para
cualquier negocio en- la carretera CEN
trail, donde desemboca la carretera MI
ramar. Tiene una casa grande, dlvldi-
da en- varias viviendss y un garage
con capacidad para a1ojar nueve auto
movies y montr un taller. Para. infor-
mes dirfjase Luis Garofalo,e calle del
Mercado No. 5, tel6fono SS5 negro.
San Juan. (No Sc paga comisi6n) CO.
rredores. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-19

caeran del lado de Ia coa!isi6n un1o-
n1sta-republicana. Estos seran los me-
nos, que son los que tienen resuelto
el problema econ6mico de sus respecti-
vas familias. Yo hago las anterIores
Manifestations, respaldado por un da-
to, muy elocuente, que demuestra que
en- Puerto Rico Ia mayor parte Gle la
gente, sobre todo la cue posee dinero
en- GAIA fuera de GAIA, tiene sus idea
les polfticos metidos en- la faltriquera
del pantal6n. Cuando la Prensa Aso-
clada dijo que al llegar la Comision
Washington habfa solicitado Ia Estadl-
dad para esta terra, Sc reunIo en-
segrl1da Ia Association de Azucareros y
puso I'm cable oponiendose a tai me-
dida politica. Entire estos figuraban ele
mentos que, llam3ndose republicanos,
no tnvieron Inconvenience en- actuar
contra sus propios principles, al mas
minilno indicio de una amenaza para
sus .propios intereses. Ell senior Tous so
to tiene cue fiiarse en- ese detalIe, que
demuestra 10 que arriba hemos expresa-
do, y exclamar: ''Aqui va hay cue
estar con Dios, con el demonlo. o
con los Socialistas contra de los
Socialistas''. FL Sc encuentra entire la
espada y Ia pared, Y, como su situa-
cion es bastante embarazosa, tiene que
! cortar por 10 sano y esta cortando
con relacion a los que no pueden estar
conformes con la actitud, al parecer
+, inesperada, del seflor Tous Soto, pode-
mos decir que seran los mas, en- ''can-
tidad'' ellos iran nntrir las 1ilas
; de los partidarios de la Sra. Ii aterna-
! cional de Moscou. Esto es una cosa ma
tural tambien: 81 Sc unen los que po-
seen cuatro pesetas, para defenderlas,
! los que no las tienen tambier tienen
] que agruparse para bnscar ell medic de
consegllirlas. Y sienpre llegarer:os a
esta conclusion: Unionistas, Indepen-
dentistas, repubicanos deIn6cratas o
blen esparragos, ricos y pobres, capita
y tfabajo, cada uI1o ell ell sitio due le
corresponds para Ell acaparamlento de
''las indispensables habichuelas". La
lucha electoral que Sc aproxima, por
los preparativos que estan hacienda los
distintos grupos politicos que han de-
tomar parte en- la misma, va presenta
todos los grandes aspectos de una 1u-
cha encarnizada, en- la que no tendr1a
nada de particular que ell orden publ
que 81 Dios no 10 remedia ell gobierno
de Washington, (QUE MALO ESTA
EsE DEO) aun coaligandose republ1-
canos y socialistas perderan las eiec-
clones. Hay que buscar la real1dad y
tempo no Sc le pone coto esa ola de
inmoralidad que avanza de inscr1pcio-
nes fraudulentas, y Ell partido dc las
dos manos sigue, como hasta ahora,
contando para su beneficio con toda la
Elaquinaria 'oflcial' en ell aflo de 1926
tendra las mismas posiciones que has
ia la fecha ha conquistado
'fUn triunfo republico-socialista ia
mas sera reconocido por ell gobierno de
Washington, dicen que asi lie d1jo Ell
sefior Secretario de la Guerra al Sc
- EIEE e = - Egg gsR nE ~ va Eas RaE Z
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-19
; Compre papel viejO
A $500 QUINTAI-.

nor Soto; Gpero que otra cosa podr1a
nanifestarle 81 es verdad que ese alto
personaje es accionista de la Guan1ca
Central?
Fernando POINT ZAYAs.
Flo Piedras, 10 abril 1924.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-19
Evita la caGentura v la Geb~e
Porto Rico Branch.

lmpide que Ia calentura y Ia fiebre Sc
apoderen de su sistema Disminuye el
peligro de las enfermedades devastadoras.
Una dosis de TONICO ANTIFEBRIL
Y FERRUGINOSO DE LEONARD
al dia es suficiente. Esta medicina des-
truye los germenes de la malaria, COM
bate el veneno. enriqueciendo purifi-
cando Ia .sangre.
Preservese de la calentura de la
fiebre usando Ell TONICO ANTI
FEBRIL Y FERRUGINOSO DE
LEONARDO. Es de sabor dulce, ino-
fensivo eficaz Esta garantizado
Exija LEONARDO al farmaceutico.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-03
Z JUDGES DENY
CIRCULAR
Askren Says He Didn't Know
Of Attack on Pemberton

Judge william u. Askrsn. candi
date tur the supreme bench. Mon.
day repad.ated "a circular sent out
By ''rhe CttiEsns' Committee Sup
porting judge Asircn.a n which he
"a linked with those fighting ths
Hone h.ll and m which his appo-
nrnt Justice William r mhffton.
a accused o. being nmuntte.
nolshsYistie and radical
Iudso pembtfton. mssa=hlis.
called attention 20 q speech made
a. tho EHgles' han ln seattle. sun
day eVrning by A, 4. Grow. ciU
attorney ~ Aberdeen. Crpss dis.
played the circular and accused the
stone 4 Webster interests Of Pub.
fishing o.. The circular asks voters
20 defeat rcmherion ana the Bone
bnl
Al the Seattle offices % the stone
a Webster corporation q Waa said
that "tho citizens rommltteo' fof
judge Aahren waH unknown and
that the corporation had had moth.
lns 20 DO with the circular
Il DO not believe Justice Pember.
ton has any more knowledge ~
tho circular than I have" Judge
Askren said 'ft wac unauthorized
and unjust Our views concerning
the Bope bili or any other political
measure. are not the proper sub
iect FOR discussion lu this campaign
nor have they entered into the
fight until this circular
Neither % Us. needless 90 aay.
has asked for any such indofae.
mcut
Similar population Of any con.
nection In favor % The Bone bill
was made by Justice Pemberion.
I have made no attacks what
ever on Judge Askrsn." no said.
NOR have ! any connection with
attempts made 20 couple him with
opponents or proponents Of any 20.
litical measure on tho ballot"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-03
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
STATE VOTE
STARTS ON PAGE 1

Moving pictures OF Robert Ia Fol.
ictte win be shown.
AZ this meeting W. r. Lee. demo
cratic candidate for lieutenant gov.
oernor. Thomas Y. Horner. Mrs. Ina
r. Williams and Edgar c. snyder
win speak
King county elects on state seua-
tors this year. it, octet being hold
overs. In the state - senator's nrc
20 be elected. along with 81 state
representatives, king county wlii
choose II q the latter
There are congressional fights IN
AL five districts The hardest Is b..
tween Sam HilL democratic ineum-
bent % Grant county. and }. z. Fer.
guson. for the fifih district Both
sides claim victory
Despite rain Monday morning.
the u. s. weather bureau declared
there is lluie possibility Of rainfall
20 mar election day Tuesday Cloudy
weather ia forecast for Tuesday with
the possibility % slight change in
temperature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-03
DEFINITE INFORMATION
Il HARD To OBTAIN

penngts information on the eX.
~, q the disease IS hard 20 oo-
nla. A shipment OF serum Is re-
pcs,s1 en- route from Indianapolis
b nrphne. experimenting = small
sanity on hand. which was soon
sharsied.
Dr. Hollaay. n the state hoard
4 hsalth. Is in the city aiding DR..
Elmer r. PaScoc. acting city health
zirtr. in combating the disease
-Tbs outhrrak OF viruient pucu.
ncrh calls for no hysseria on the
art q the people OF Los Angeles. -
D.. Ebrighi. president ot the state
bard Of health. IN a message from
- san Francisco office, said. 1t
5 sefious but tho state beard has
Esry hope OF continuing Il 20 is
sfs@as area Cooperation between
iAs public and health boaFd IS i'm.
psnrve. Properly handled. tho out.
ArsaA can be quickly stamped out.
One o. me necessary measures 20 be
nksa promptly Is eradication OK
ro3snts~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-03

After that Il WIS comparatively
simple and Il wasn't n second. hard.
~ until ailss MacAishon was seated
on top or one OF the Pacific North.
vests moderate alEed Adam.food. Mr..
Aecuriy would have bought a really
large apple. but for the difficulty Of
getting Il thru the streets TO the Mct.
ropoltan.
Tho Aizo Of Warrington apples IL
subject FOR lengthy discussion in
this weeks Literary Digest. which
q considering running a poll on tho
subject. Tho article says:
Whether Washington really
produces apples large enough
for musical comedy stars 10
perch upon Is subject for acri.
mnnious debate among the ma
tion's newspapers. The Punk.
satawney Pelican Cnd. Dem.
frankly scouts the story. rx.
pressing the opinion that this l.
Just some more repub lean
propa gnnda, seeking the rc.elcc.
ton u Mr.. Coolidge.
The Republican Times. Mirror. OF
Seats Corners. Ia. however. takes
the opposite view. whllo tho Park.
cgburE Bagoo Rsp0 frankly says
the story Is an attempt TO thrown
into tho shade tho feat Of Aaue
prcssler who some tlmo ago exca.
vais nm ear OF Iowa corn aud IL
using Il for chimney on her Palm
Beach home"
However. there's tho apple. and
iAere'B Miss Madeline AiacAIahon
u e. And II you don't believe IL.
you can 80 down 10 the Metropolis.
tan any night and sec tho young
lady herself and judge Just how big
the apple Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-03
WOMAN ROBBED
OF PURSE
Another Woman Beats Off
Thug With Milk Bottle

Held UP near home sunday night
b. a masked bandit. Mp. w. r.
Patterson. 1914 Z. 10th St.. was
robbed OF her purse and s2s.
Mrs. Patterson was on her way
home just before midnight when tho
bandit sneaked up behind and
grabbed her purse. Mrs. Patterson
turned and was ordered TO be quiet.
She was unable TO get description
Of the thug. due to his mask
The holhup was one OF several oc.
curing Sunday night. one armed
suspect was captured and is held In
jail. Another man was Jailed for &c.
costing "a woman.
\ man who stopped Miss NJ. sand.
strom. % Battery ST.. near her home.
was beaten of after n hhnd.to-h hand
struggle, in which Miss sandstrom
broke milk bottle over his head
The man iost his hat. YES. and gold
watch an the struggle. Ho was later
arrested and booked as Charles Pepen.
r. o. oakes, 81. alias John Hamil
ton. was captured in the Rosie Used
Car emporium by an employe OF tho
place. Jack Conway. early Monday.
after Cakes had held up +, G. Ronig,
BIO Harrison ST., taking 30 cents
from him at the point OF gun.
Cakes took refuge when chased be.
hind some automobiles in the place,
and Conway tackled him. not know.
ing that the man had a gun. The
pistol is held as evidence.
a. Coffield, 1865 Main ST.. was
slugged near Eighth ave. and Wash.
ington st. by two negroes, who robbed
him Of $3.50 Tho holdup occurred
about midnight.
Mike Pinto. 20. was held in the
city Jail on an open charge Monday.
following the smuggling Of Il. Hogan.
rs, in house at 32s 23rd ave. S.
Pinto is accused OF knocking Hogan
unconscious with piece OF gaspipe.
J. w. Wing, 20. was arrested early
Monday in possession OF stolen car,
police Siege.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-03
Harvey Sees Big
Coolidge Victory

WASHINGTON. Nov :. 49, Prtsi-
dent Coolidge will win the election
BY a majority Of at least IFS cleo
toral votes. George Harvey. former
ambassador 70 Great Britain and
nov editor OF the Washington Post.
predicted today.
The presidents majority may even
rise 20 as high rs 277 electoral
votes. tho majority BY which presi-
dent Harding was elected, Harvey
said.
Harvey gave Davis only the
Solid South" OF ia electoral votes.
and conceded La Toilette only the
10 votes Of Wisconsin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-03
CLAIMS FARMER SUPPORT

Letters received from an over the
state show plainly that the farmer Is
behind Initiative 80 and. az evidenced
by the calls for speakers within the
city Of Seattle. the residents here arc
highly interested IN learning tho
facts about the measure was the
statement OF J. W. Wheeler. chair.
man Of the state 40.mll tax limit
committee Monday.
'our creates, opposition" wheel
er continued. has come from those
persons who have been duped into
believing that the measure would
spell immediate disaster FOR the
schools. In the main. that opposition
has been dispslied by tho fact that
In 40 other states where tax iimita.
ton has been adopted there 10 not
ono instance In which the schools
we're harmed"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-03
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
DEAD BOY
STARTS On PAGE !

Wfst Seattle % pgt Amos Ia Fraor'
over there. Just before ha rau away
And ! don't SAINT people % miHlHIsr
stand Str Johnston. ne o. O. fine
man"
Tie uBls home g. comfortable ana
ana peat Tie mother N Amos
Han b. concerned only at the upsar
she has Cags1l iu The ueifEb1rLo1d
b. her fiu~ 90 claim the bo1T
a. a boy ar her con. ~ b had the
scar ia my % was him." che ays
again and agaIn. But know o.
isn't"
Que tiJBiuF by POLES Chiff Sew
eryna7.lGd deputy prosecutor 81 was
said. he J0buEt0u'6 announced they
ssr6 willing % admit TO sausiy TIE
public that ths mystery boy a.
Amos Hail. and .Htsrmsnt Or the
body viii follow
Tho funeral vas held Saturday
and wa paid f5g b. fchooimates "
the WhItw0rth school and the local
Parent Teachers association
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-03
Sending to France
for Plague Serum

WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.--serum
laboratories In New York today
vsrs called on BY the United States
public health service 20 report AZ
ance Il they were able TO supply
frilioxins with which 20 fight the
rrsumonlc plague in Los Angeles.
Veg York manufacturers have none
% hand. The Pslstsur institute. in
Pafis. France. The only other place
b the world where the serum IA
aTaEable. VIII DO asked to ship some
70 this country.
This action was taken only as a
Measure OF preparedness. Officials
q the health service have little
dogbt that they wfii be able to
stamp on; the disease In a short
tine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-03
CIVIL SERVICE
MEET TONIGHT
To Consider lob for ES-Cop
and Vets Preference

Application n Fred smart former
police sergeant 10 take the t3smina-
uou Tor patr0lman. viu come before
ihe eivll service commission Monday
night
The commission meets Monday in.
stead u Tuesd1y, due % election
The s1mmissi0n viii alec consider
tho clause giving preferential en-
piuymeut 20 soldiers and sailors over
ether elgiblrs ,fu may outrauk the
veterans in the examinations given
by The eitT
Attic Prank y. Boyle. chairman u
the commission. has charged the
mayor with running the civil service
commission and has been invited hy
The mayor 10 rerign. Boyle sald he
Win stay on the commission until d.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-03
JAP PLAYERS FIGHT

YOKOHAMA. Two " Yokohama
baseball teams we're 10 decide which
would bat first by duel between
the two captains. Tho battle be,
tween tho two men was so fierce
and prolonged that darkness fell be-
fore the game could be started. The
fans who had gathered at the field
seemed satisfied with the fight. how
ever.