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Building Permit,

vidnr Anderson, $3.50 sNh ~ w. fran.
residence, z5r", $4,000 e7it 5ith
NJ. w.
o. W. Harris. Dexter Horton bldg, frame
residence, irregular. $4,000; 1920 olive
pi.
Harry shntfsr, 5O77 Art ~ r.. franz,
residence 22I2s, $4,000; 5752 20th
~, ".
Il. H. Royal. care west 4 Wheeler, o. NJ.
FsraEe. Irregular, $4,000; s00.si0 Ra-
VIENNA blvd.
o. b. Ernst, l5a, eth N. H., frame real.
dencc. 7sI5i, $4,000 1905 18th ". u.
". II. Diver, ii5i goth ~, alter bldg.
$1,000; ia Wsstlahs n.
Ballard Drop Forge. 1916 w. 4Gth IT.
forge shop, 57rSe, $4,000. 1iGB ". 10th.
Mrs J Winch, 1910 nth n. w., frame
residence, a1s2s. 1880. 6B5 W. 7gth.
Lucy Porter, 1900 lat hyo NJ. frame resi-.
dsncs, 2sx7A, $500; l7ii hob Hill ave.
n. r. Toby, 1850 Rainier ave. alter
store, $500.
Matheny q Bacon, isii 7th ave, wrsoa
bldg $500,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
NATIVE SONS"
LEAVE HOME
100000 Drawn TO N. w.
by California Advertising

Wen over 100000 sun and
heatsweary CalIforniana were drawn
90 tho Puget Bound section last
summer hy advertising IN Southern
newspapers and magazineH accord
Ing 90 a report ~ Puget Sound
aud British Columbia, Associated.
made Thursday,
Tho association. organized In
1924, IL composed % tho Chambers
Of Commerce Of Seattle, Vancouver.
Tacoma, Victoria and BelllnKham,
Together they appropriated &ss.-
600 fund 90 be expended IN udycr.
tislnE IA the sunny South" The
Seattle chamber furnished SIS, 400
81 that sum
Tho satisfactory results Of that
advertising are likely 20 lead 60
tho increase OF the fund next year
TO $4,000, according TO representa-
lives of the Seattle chamber.
Tho report indicated that the
Northwest advertising was by far
the largest tourist advertising in
tho California papers and was "a
big surprise 20 the Native Rons %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
: PLAN BILL TO AID
VETERANS
Legislature Members Meet
to Draft Measure

STATE HOUSE. olympia Nov 10,
Veteran members ~ the lower
house % tho legislature today organ
ized 20 draft bin which viii giyc
veteran settlers on tho White nlutfs.
tIanford project relief
Twenty members Of tho house all
veterans % either the world war or
SpanishtAmericau war attended the
meeting. az Witch time Representa-
tive h, r Jacobs, OF Tacoma. was
elected permanent chairman and
Representatives Ralph Knapp and
Ralph Douglas. u Seattle. and Judge
w. ". Gent. OF spokane, wcrn named
as a committee 90 draw tho bill and
draft tho resolution which proposes
aid for these veteran settlers,
The committee expects 20 make a
complete Investigation ~ the White
Bluffs Hantord soldier settlement
project and then recommend TO the
legislature tho financial relief sdvis
o Die for these men.
IL Is lntimated that Il win take an
appropriation ot $4,000 20 REIN
hursc the veterans FOR the money
they have lost on the project,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
JUDGE APPALLED,
AT DIVORCES
Portland JurlSt Alarmed at
Increase in Separations

PORTLAND. ore. Nov Ia (By
4. Pit Is little short Of az.
pslling this divorce evil. but the
courts can't do anything about H."
Judge Robert Tucker OF the Multi.
nomah county circuit court. said to-
day.
His comment was brought on,
after his court yesterday set now
recorl--5s divorces having been
granted by default in single day
Il have heard It remarked by re-
formers that. were they on the
benches OF our courts fewer d.
vorees would be- granted Most di-
vorce actions. however. are virtually
settled before they reach court
only one side appears TO tell the
story. There is no denial. no de.
tense. II remains only for the court
10 grant the divorce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
DAY MAY
Be HOLIDAY
House Passes Bill to Make
II State Legal Holiday

srATEuousE. Olympia, Nov 10.
Tho house this morning passed a
bin, introduced by judge Gent. rsp.
rcscntstive OF Spokane. naming
Armistlec day as a state irgal holl.
day,
The house also adopted rcsolu'
ton. introduced by Reed or shelton,
providing that tho house adjourn
from November 80 TO November so,
over tho Thanksgiving holidays,
In tho senate Senator r, h,
Palmer's game code was causing
comment, II Is 40 pages long and
covers every animal from tho snow
shoe rabbit TO the bull frog and
English sparrow
other senate bills included
A hill by Senator Davis OF Pierce
county providing that all resorts
and bathing beaches shall have a
fun lite saving equipment
A bin changing tho requirements
for dentists In this state by Senator
Grass OF Seattle.
A resolution by Senator Chrsten,
sen Of Skamanla memorialiring con-
grrss TO make Armistic day "A ma
t,ona legal holiday
In tho house.
ny Representative Maude Sweet
man OF Seattle. bill providing for
separate examining board for the
sAntpractors and raising their
standards; a bill by Mccormack Of
Spokane, making II mIsdemeanor
for any minor TO misrepresent his
or her ago and in that manner get
admission to pool halls. dance halls,
concert saloons. or 90 purchase
cigarette or rcyoivcrs.
A bill by Turnkey OF wha,com
county making Il mandatory for
school buses operating In ecnsoll-
dated districts 20 carry accident
insurance,
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M ARKET MORE
STEADY TODAY
No Change in Rediscount
Rate Is Cause
WALL STREET JOURNAL TISAN-
CIAI REVIEW

NEW YORK. Nov, l9.-tHy u 70
--Huliish enthusiasm was revived
By news that neither London nor
Philadelphia had changed existing
bank rates Yesterdays heavy SELF
Ing was generally attributed e
nervousness over the possibility Of
an increase IN the Philadelphia fed
efal reserve banks rate and the
rreoii from this Misrepresentation
was given additional momentum By
the conclusion that the local rrdis.
count charge would b. maintained
at 81. per cent In view OK tho ac-
ton AZ London.
The motors were once again in
urgent demand and assumed ths
leadership OF tho advance as a
group. altho q. q. Steel was In the
forefront. with - poirs; advance
10 1905,
Gains 81 point and more were
quite common in the Industrial
group ami frantic covering opera.
tlons by the b~wiidsrcd shorts save
momentum to the advance.
Stocks opened higher Rubber
a0h. up 10. y, 7. C.. 1875. up x
Hudson. 100, up "a n x o.. s0a.
Pan-Amcvlcau u. T2fa. M - Chrys-
Ter. 200: General Electric $40. up 3.
20 & o.. itt. up - white Motors
81. UP ? Reading. sTis. up Gem
cral Motors. i2gta. up X Union Pa.
cifIe. itzH.. or +. Pennsylvania. 81.
up :. Anaconda. tsa. aff = Dodge
BROTHERS, a9fs up X: Aiehison,
1915. or \ Dupont. 3ts Cousali-
dsted Gas, s2h. up -. L. 8. Steel
1905 up Isl.
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my Godp Says
Hosea; 2 Months
Replies Judge!
aOH. YOUR HoNoRi My 90.

"0H. YOUR HoNoRi Ny Cod"
" This outburu, from the lips
Of Hosea Ostrandor. when he wan
sentenced TO three months In the
county Jail for sending obscene mat,
ter thru tho mails. touched Federal
Judge Nrisrrr Wednesday after,
noon
lie reduced ths sentence to two
months
Ottrandeg was arrested recently
by postal inspectors on the com.
plant Of a young woman. WHO
said he had been forcing his at
trntioua upon her shs displayed
letter. written by Oa,randrr. on
which inspectors based tho charge
OntrandeF IL alleged 10 haya met
tho girl IN Minneapolis and then
20 have followed her 70 Seattle
Nhen. as he sayr, she tried TO or
cape his inNstent suit lie pleaded
guilty TO tho charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
Olympic Hunter
Death on Cougars

Northwestern hunters wanting 10
bag some bis game and DO a
service 10 animal NE on tha Olym-
pla peninsula should set IA touch
with Victor A pberg. trapper. o.
Port Angeles Wash.
In letter received hero ~ ono
Of his former hunting partners.
Obcrg says hs has bagEsd 10 wIid
catR. ono boar. spYsu tpous and
three cougars Ia Tho las, month
wild cats and cougars arc tho most
serious pests % deer and other
fauna a. tho peninsula. rayr oberE.
and TO shoot ono IL doing a spod
turn 10 these shy animals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
YAKIMA TURKEY
PRICE HIGHER
Spud Grower Makes $4,000
on 20 Acre Patch Yield

Continued indications 81 high
priced turkeys Tor tho Thanksgiving
dinner were made Thursday when
reports were received from Yakima
that growers prices on No. I hlrdF
were boosted cents on dressed
aud 3 cents on live per pound This
brings tho Yakima price TO 20 ana
2S cents pound
Potatoes are hiEn The follow
Ing item from an east 81 tho noun
taluN town shows were tho money
ia going II n Parker. "A farmer,
grew seven acres ~ early hpu in,
sold them az good price and then
put In 20 acres ~ main crop upudH.
These Last he sold for $4,000. which
IL his net profit on the seasons
aBrrn fI3ns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
More Time for Our
Canadian Visitors

Because Canadian tourists arc un.
abIo TO make any extensive tour Of
,ba United states Ia the 80 days
which their autos arc allowed 20 to.
main IN this country. tho treasury
department announced Thursday
that tho time limit has been extend
"a to % days Efforts ~ tho Seattle
Chamber of Commerce werc largely
responsible ror tho nrw ruling. local
officials said. II r. expected tho new
ruling viii considerably increase
tourist travel from Canada next
aummnr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
Foreign Exchange

NEW roRK. Nov. is.-ForsiEn rI-
change opened steady. Demand stsr-
Ting. 2Ass sis: francs. Is.0,at; lire.
sa.esssA Belgium. gostsa. marks. .ase.
sweden. .sfs. Norway 1eET.
Foreign exchange etosvr lower sssr-
MeE sxchnnEec io-sa lower Sterling
demand. 1tsAA eranes. te.03s5A: tire,
80 eigTA Belgium. i9.at5z: marks. ease.
Holland. tgs. Spain. 1889 Sweden.
ss5i. Norway 1851. Denmark. sttT;
Grssc. foet1f JuEosIsyia. teefT7a
Montreal. 81. Shanghai. rs. Yokohama.
415g
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
Ship NeWs
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived NOV. "a 49, Str Jane Nsi,ieton
towing Ras. aahonsy from saa fran.
cisco at noon. str Admiral Hodman from
Ocean Falls 81 gao a, m, Nov. lie
Str President Mckinley from Tacoma At
10 r. m, str Robin Adstr from New
FORK via ports at sac p. m. str wiilsolo
from View York via ports a. t;Is .. m,
str Nebraska from london and Liverpool
via ports at .. m. str Pennsylvania
from Tacoma at p, m, att Glaremou'
from Tacoma at 1915 p. m. str III
sesgndo from San Franclseo At 1855
a. IN.
sailed Nor. i,.-s,r Toklwa Mzru for
Everett At =. m. s;r Albion star for
london and Liverpool via ports AZ a m,
Nov. iT.--ssr Victoria for Tacoma at .
p m, str Astoria for 10, Angeles via
San Francisco AZ 7 p. m. afr Griffeo for
Tacoma a, sts p. m. str Ruth AisIRn.
der for Tscoms a, s!1O p m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19

WHY NOT HAVE SOMETHING
TO HE REAL THANKFUL
ron on THANKSGIVING
Come In and buy ovsrstufgrd
Hultr. dining room suite, ruEs.
lamps or what not before
Thanksgiving Day,
When you show these things 10
your friends an ThsDEHFlFiuE
Day tlsy viii join win you tn
heinz thankful 90 find where
they can buy home furnishings
for 90 much l'Ss
This week sou have the cppor.
tuHify Of choosing from a fine
frlreiiuu. a. wr arc unloading
cars ~ dininE room fufnl-
tire. Al5n g rAF % real high.
grade bedroom suites
Az ALL TINES EVERY Ar
rtGLE % GUARANTEED FAT
tsFAgTpHi or YOUR MONEY
BACK
2043 Westlake Ave.
out st the High Egut District
Hut Right Down Town.
lLi1f-TSi1
CORNER or EIGHTH AVE,
Blocks North N Piur
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The Seattle Star

1907 Seventh Ave.
MAIN OtdH
CLASSIC AbNEHTtSlhG llAli I'D
Elective October 4, 1873
TRANSIENT RATES
Count elk words 90 The llnr)
ono llnr =iuHarilun statr,s u cru,a
one lines Insertions ,..r ~ cents
Per Insertion
one line Insertions ....r 10 cents
IrF Insertion
Male and Female Help wanted
aud Female situations rate
per line per Insertion st.lu cents
All advertising from out " tho state
~ Washington costs I rrpth per
word per insertion.
MONTHLY LINEAGE RATE
tCRlcniAT MONTH
90 70 % lines used during rhl-
eudar month ..-.lG cents per line
100 10 100 lines used during Gale
rnd0r muuth.s.s 80 cents per line
200 70 500 lines used during Gale
ehhHr 'm9nth,sf.tit cents per llno
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smiths Cove Tsrmiual--pigr u-str
President Mckinley, Pier 80 ~ Str
Pennsylvania. Protesilsus. Melville
Dollar.
Bell Street Tsrminal--u. q. c, q. c. Al.
Eonpin. Haida
pier z--stra Northwestern. II Captain.
Pier III. y. Eagle 81.
Union Pacific TSTminal--str hzuna Ala
Pacific Coast Coal Bunksrs-U. y. c. @.
G. UnAiRR
o. 4. Shipping Board Moorings-u. H. @.
q Dsllwood. str Aiamsfa.
Connecticut Street Termlnat-5trs Cup
rum. EldridEe, Cross Keys.
Pacific steamship Tsrmnal-str Admiral
RodmAn.
stacy Street Tsrminal--U. $. q. 8. Bur.
vsyor.
Hnnford Street. Tsrrninal--str Robin
Adafr.
spokane Street Termlnai-strs wllsoio,
Nebraska.
Todd's Dry Dooks-sehr sophis Chris
tanEon.
Amss' Tsrmlnai--s,rs cisremont. Cor.
dovn
| Eettiston's Tsrminai-Htr Banta liner.
| Winsiow Marine Railway eagle Hhrbor)
Str Nshelsm, schrs Vancouver, Al
umna and Tartar bktn Conuusror.
bargos Henry Willard and gritrEon,
| aux acnr la MERGED.
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PERSONAL

vfT-o-SET MAGNETIC BLANKET
THEATMESTA. s0s2 Arcade Bldg
igiIdt-BGZl
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GRAINS DROP TO
LOWER LEVEL
Wheat Is Leader in Weak
Day on Market

CHICAGO. Nov. tss.--Graius
dropped 90 sharply lower levels on
tho board 81 trade here today.
wheat was leader In tho weakness
Selling IN wheat today was equal
~ briak as was buying In the pre-
vious session.
Corn was under commission house
pressure. oats showed little change
Cash interests sold lard freely,
weakening the entire provision list.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
FUNERAL NOTICES

GEpltGE HALOTEt- Al chir-
Pied. SUFFERING WITH MN
FEET. BAD yEISA UNABLE 10
WORK. HAVE THREE GILL
uEEA I Ar ESPECIALLY Ap-
pEALISG 10 THE GREEK
COMMUNITY HERE. ASKING tOl.
UELr TREATMENTS ASD PRO
lection. ! HAVE 80 FRIENDS
Nph RELATIVES HERE HAVE
iioFPI TAI CERTIFICATE,
Showing bfEAWLtTY AL
NOW STAYING AT THE HOTEL
PERRY 1915 FIFTH AVE
s1mIIN It--iIis Pain ave,
November 10. 1875. MARTA
ggHLiNGLEE. Annpu uermrut
later Home Undertaking 90.
FiNNE-At age a4th ave -. Nov
H. 1896 BENJAMIN " FiNSE.
nHra 30 yrafH. beloved husband
~ SlkKR IT, Tiunr brother ~
ole. IYHr. Louis and Ntgrh Finuc.
and Mra. Harry Wagner mrm.
brT az Sons % Norway
Funeral services Friday ~ J p
~. nt our chapel Home Under
taking Company
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fFF'Ff W.T. " - a,
Graz prices given are these wAHe "
Fsfau dealers ~ wholesalers VITA
few seasonal exceptions, prices 70 pFo'
duesra can bs inquired ~ aestTeitus
approximately 20 per eFnl for handling.
storage and selling coat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
Physicians. Surgeons

SPINAL Adjustments. many sps-
Clsliy and other bstter-elnHs
treatments MI ailments Call
Tor pamphlets Or Macy. Health
clinic. 10l Yale building. oppu-
alto poHtofnrr
bl ANGEs. suite 400 PaHtagcs BID.
Wgmen's ailments. disorders
bii hAYFtELD. SO years curing
men, ius lHt ave. Wash, hldE.
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COHl Groom apartment, gas and
llght included, only sac Sec Mrs,
May 2lll-A Mob I'M ave. Queen
Anne, cars 81 and %.
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10 FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR RENT
20 FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS

siX-RooM partly Furnished; large
clothes closets, built-in cupbonrds,
iaundryj S2h by the month, SEQ
by years lcasc, Apply 5ilS Rem
ton ave, RAnlcr-l29b.
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BANK CLEARINGs

ltemlook .,..."..,'...".. a,oo@ J
Fir ,t,.,,s.ts,tt.,t. a.26u 4
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COMFORTABLE Groom. semi mod
ern, north OF university saS month,
garage. KEnwd-t96t.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Seattle Wheat

~ Market nominal.
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Cash Wheat

CHICAGO. Sov. iI.-csah wb,st-No
hard, iLsls
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-19

Prepare I'm plan para robar la Ill
hgencia y entraron en- Ia combina-
ei6n otros tres hombres. No debia
hacerse NADIA por Ia fuerza. TODD
debsa hacerse sin escandalo. p.
nero, dos asientos fueron tOnlados
a nOmbre de dos mujeres, ESQ de
ba a los conspiradores Ell uso ex
elusive de La parte de adentro dc
La diligencia. Gilchrist compr6 Ell
vestido Y Ell bonete y Sc lanzo a la
empresa. Mientras sps companerrs
entretenian al cochero, el labia
alberto la GAIA con un serruclo, y
haPia sacadc Ell dinero. Luego, Sc
arreglo otra vez Ia GAIA del aae
jor modo, y cuandO ell momento frd
oportuno, Sc bajaron en- el bosape.
Pero olvid6 lleyarse Ell trate lila
que quedo abandoaado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-19

Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RI
&C. Juan Tollinchi y Ayaia, o
sea Ell demandado antes menciOna-
dos
Por la presente Sc notifca a u.s.
ted que Sc ha presentadO en- la OF
Gina del secretario de la Corte de
Dtstrito del Distrito Judicial de
Guayama, Puerto Rico, Ia demanda
de la actora antes citada en- la
cual alega que hace mas de nueve
shos usted, ell 6emandado, aban-
don6 a la demandante y suplica a
la Gorte que dicte sentencia decla-
rando roto Y disuelto Ell vinculo
matrimonial existente entire de-
mandante y demandado con los de-
mas pronunciamientos de ley.
Habiendo presentado la actora
una moci6n jurada alegando que
usted,. ell demandado, no reside en-
Puerto Rico y que Sc ignora su
paradero, ell Hon. Juez de esta
corte ha ordenado que la citaci6n
Sc haga por edicto que Sc publica-
.ra por Ell t6rmino de un mes una
ves cada semana en- Ell peri6dice
Ell, MUNDo que Sc edita en- San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
Y Sc notifica a usted. el deman-
dado Antonio Tollinchi y Ayala,
que de no comparecer contestar
la demanda dentro de los cuarenta
dias siguientes Ia Ultima publ
caci6n del edicto, la demandante
podra Obtener anotaci6n de rebel
dfa y previa la prseba pertienente
una sentencia deciarando roto y
disuelto ell v1nculo matrimonial exis
tente entire usted y La demandante
con los demas pronunciamlentos
de ley.
YaIa su publication en- Ell pc
ri6dico Ell MUNDo en- la forma
ordenada, expido Ell presente one
firrnO en- Guayama, P. R. hoy 1s de
febrero de 1925.
Tomas Pagan COLON.
secretario COrte DistritO,
Guayama, P. R.
Adyt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-19

iESTA SU CUTS hANCHADOl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HA RESUEET0 Ell PROBLEMA

'Pafo-Sana" es una composition
absolutamente inofensiva @para ell
CUTS, que ha hecho desaparecer el
Paflo mas rebelde en- cinco dias. No
hay que toInar nada-Solamente sc
aplica al aeostarse. y los resu1tados
son rapidos y sorprendentes. Escriba
hoy mismo remitiendo LIN Dollar y a
Vuelta de correo recibira esta naras
villosa preparation. %Pafio- Sana" es
desreconocido merito como i'm blan-
queador del cults, como tarnbien para
las pecas, espinillas, manchas Y otras
desperfecciones de la cara. Garan-
tlZamos elresnltado. Dinero deVuelto
81 no produce enteFa satisfaction.
DUUS PRODUCTS COMPANY
soS S. Dearborn St. Depto.
CHICAGO. I'LL -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-19
ExHTBTcIoN EscoLAR EN-
JAYUYA


Ell dia II del corriente, llev6se
a efecto una exhibition escolar en-
una de las escuelas graduadas de
Jayuya. sorprendidos quedamos al
yer 10 bien presentados que esta-
ban los trabajos Y productos que
Sc exhibfan, asi como ell arte y es-
nero desplegado en- su coiocaci6n.
ptes fu6 en- la tarde del dia ante
rior que los sedores Quinones5 y Ace
vedo acompaiados de los profesores
locales empezaron a. arreglar todos
los productos que de distintos bs-
rrios Sc enviaban. No esper&bamos
que la exhibtci6n ofreciera un as
pecto tan bello interesante, da-
do Ell POGO tempo que emplearon en-
decorar los salones. a. 1, rn,v
Antes de abrirse la exhibici6n,
le TOGO a Ia profesora, Mrs, Figue-
roa, dar una clase de Aritm6tica,
lc que htzo con tanto acierto que
Eegdn informes Ia critica que de-
j6 MIR. Nase, inspector de escue-
las, fue muy Favorable
A las 10 "A. NJ. Qued6 alberta La
exhibici6n y Sc vd6 constantemen-
te invadida por nurneroso phbico.
Habia allf primorosos trabajos de
calado, entire sellos recordames los
del comedor Escolar del Barrio Co
1lores, ouyas labores obtuvieron me
recido premio. Il.
Del mismo barrie obtMvo premio
un, curioso display de La indus
tria del tabaco. En- una hoja de
tabaco estaba relatado objetivamen
te, 10 que de tan rfca hoia Sc ella
bora: una breva en- miniature, I'M
cigarilio y un- pegpeno rollito de
tabaeo hilado, todo este formaha
este original display :, Ffabfa
otras cosas porr estilo dsmostrande
Ia indl,stria del cafe y la Gaia de
azicar. desde Que, nacen hasta que
So convierte en- ssbrosa bebida la
rr' mera y en- rica azdcar La segun-
da.
/ Entire las colecciones resultaron
muy yariadas, la de insectos de
la Escuela Jauca'2 de Jayuya. y
de Guilarte, de .Adjuntas. Una
collection de hslechos, procedente
de una escuela de Adjuntas merece
mencion por 10 variadai y artistica.
Colecciones de maderas, semillas,
abonos. Y piedras las habia mpy
numerosas.
| Productos agricolas ftieron en-
viados de distintas escrelas, entire
elias recordamos la, de Mr.. Antonio
Medina, Genaro Rivera, Restitllto
Martinez, srta. Rullan. Eicmplages
de repollos, verenjenas, remolachas,
acergas, nabos, flames, yucass yau-
tias. chinas, toronjas, etc. de tama
fos muy extraordinarios, porlian de
relieve la fecundidad del terreno en-
que Sc cosecharon, asi como el cui-
dado de quienes los sembraron.
La escuela Guiiar, No. 2o1, que
atiende ell se1or Acevedo puso muy
en- alto su Bandera pues envi6 a
Ia exhibici6n mucho de 10 mejOr que
en- ella hubo. ~
! Nuestra calurosa felicitaci6n a
los organizadores de esta pequena
feria agricolassy locr los que con-
tribuyeron a ella. II
p. p. $3.50.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-05-29
HELP! HELP! DOCTOR!!

I Pistol shots rang out, terrifying
blasts of whistles sounded and with
much shouting these enemies were
subdued and hailed to court.
Meanwhile the neighborhood trem-
bled lights were put on--ears stuff
ed with cotton and mothers nervous
ly tried to put their children to sleep
again. But in vain and sleep was a
thing of the past for that night.
Citizens who we're in the zone of
advance" are wondering if there is
any way to obtain protection against
the Police.
Sunday morning was the day of
reckoning for the miscreants. In
City Hall Court they were each and
all soaked" 1880 The costs of
course were considerable and amount
ed to 1918 each or grand total of
nearly $4,000.
This is tidy sum and when divid-
ed among the workers should prove a
satisfactory compensation especially
when they had so much fun too.
This new diversion should prove
very attractive and it is already ru-
mored that there will be another
party next Saturday and Sunday.
How much more interesting than
raiding liquor dens and so much
more productive of ready cash.
So, again we say, "Oh Doctor"
give us potion that will "unjazz"
the Police Committee. Honestly, we
didn't mean to stir them UP to such
activity. We even forgot for the
moment that election time was near.
Help! HELP!
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-05-29
GRATITUDE

be in the form of an imposing mem
orial building. or monument or by
the unpretensions bronze tablet.
What has Beverly done? Nothing
absolutely nothing. Several years ago
a small attempt was made to raise
funds but the movement was unsup-
ported and the matter dropped.
Perhaps now that we have had
more time for reflection we may be
more willing to display in tangible
form that spirit of gratitude which
everyone of us surely possess. Mem
orial Day is close by, bringing with
it memories of the recent war.
We wonder if Beverly is now ready
to fulfill her obligation and show her
gratitude.
How much longer shall we wait be-
fore we erect memorial even
though it be but bronze tablet?