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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19

The legislature and the American Legion cannot be
blamed for the physical defects of the project said D
rector Erie j. Barnes, speaking at the open meeting
There is doubt that the American Legion and egisla
ure acted in good faith and that the facts msrepre
scented The responsibility for this project rests the
department OF conservation and development These boys
now the state 600 with each veteran owing the
state from $500 to $4,000 apiece. These should be
settled with individually
Il challenge anyone say that my department tried TO
have these boys raise rumpus These have worked
and worked hard They entitled to fair deal from the
legislature"
Barnes is the head of She department of develop
ment and conservation. being appointed last January by
Governor Hartley.
A. L. Brockway launched vitrioc attack Louis
Schwenbach of Seattle former head of the Legion upon
Fred Well former state agent for the land settlement act
and the American Legion an autocratc orgaliza-
ton"
of the long long trail of hard luck that has pursued the
veterans settlement by bursting into tears.
state further alleged that the state paid
the si7s per power 40 deserted sets
THANK God noctinE
any Turn To Page II, Column 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
Fedora
Spring
Trap!
Struggled Narcotics
to Nanaimo Bank
Bandit Gang

A WIDESPREAD plot to
1 l smuggle dope in to pris-
oners in the King county jail
was broken up by jailers and
federal narcotic agents
Thursday with the arrest of
a young woman and an old
man and the impending ar
rest Of the brains" of the
smuggling gang.
The exposure Of the smuggling
plot and the arrest OF the two mem.
bers OF the ring Thursday. followed
weeks OF Investigation by Allen
stark. hehd jailer. and Narcotic
Agents w v Patterson. Garland
Close and Inspector l.. A. Engels
The suspicious OF operatives were
first aroused when members of the
Nsnaimo. b. c. bank robbery shoN,
ed evidences OF being supplied with
dope. while they were in Jail here
recently Since then Jailer STARK
and his assistants have been in,
spectinS every package which came
into the Jail
A week ago. Charles Hogan, 90
year-old confessed member Of the
gang. brought a package OF fruit
and two cartons OF cigarets UP 10
the jail.
They were sent 10 Frank Estes
a prisoner. not himself a dope addict
but alleged TO have acted as distrib-
utor of the smuggled narcotics
Stark opened up the packages OF
cigarets and in one of the ciRarets
found s25 bindle OF morphine Sc
GREETED.
Two days later another package
OF fruit and cigarets was brought
UP by messenger boy and, when
was found to contain 4
similar amount OF morphine con-
cesled in a cigaret.
wednesday Hogan returned TO thu
Jail and delivered another package.
That package was found also TO con-
tain a bindle OF morphine.
Hogan was arrested by narcotic
agents and. after a two hours quiz
King. confessed TO his part in the
plot and revealed the names OF the
leader and Helen Clary, the woman
who supplied him with the dope.
Agents went TO tine woman's room
in hotel at 4O5 Yesler way. oppo-
site the police station. and arrested
hen She gave her age as %. when
she and Hogan were lodged in the
city Jail Wednesday night.
Quizzing OF the Clark woman
finally elected confession. agents
say, and information concerning
the head OF the gang. which will
soon lead 10 his arrest, they be-
lieve. She declared. they said.
that the gang had struggled dope
to the Nanaimo holdup suspects.
The two prisoners are TO be
taken to the county jail late Thurs
day. Charges will be filed in fed
eral court as soon as agents COM
ple;e their Investigations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
MAN DISAPPEARS
Search Is Being Made for
R. w. Kelly

Leaving his home Wednesday aft.
ornoou 20 transact business In West
seattle, II, w Kelly 90, 1927 Eighth
nvc., o former cmployc of the Bon
Marcho, vanished without lcnving
Il clue TO the mystery ut his disap.
pcarnncc
Kelly had been In III health aud
was subject to fninting spells His
wife and friends believe he may
have been taken suddenly III and
removed to n hospital Tho police
and sheriff havo been notified, and
n search was being made for him
ThurpdOy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
THE CONTEST

Straining bodies: a vicious charge
thru the line; oontorfed faces; one
yard. two yards. ten yards to 20. y
last frantic plunge: the goal Is
reached. FOOTBALL,
Straining bodies; vicious charge
thru the line; contorted faces: one
yard, two yards, ten yards to 90; n
last frantic plunge; the goal Is
reached. BARGAIN SALE.
Old Joe Bungstarter had such a
breath yesterday morning that no
IN his furnace fire by blowing on Il.
After an, you caH's beat the old
political martin: Claim everything
until all the returns are In, and
then yell fraud"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
D OPE SECRETS
ARE LEARNED
Agents Go to Jail to Hear
Where Stuff Is Hidden

Two federal operatives occupied
n padded cell in tho city Jail Thurs
day morning,
Next door to thom was Leo Joe,
alleged narcotic addict, who had
been picked up by narcotic agents
several days aNO The agents had
not been able TO find his supply OF
dope.
Thursday. they say, Joe wanted
some morphine pretty bad, Ho told
a friend, who came In TO visit him.
whore he had cached his mar
cotics
Unwittinely he also told the
agents IN the padded cell. Dhcy
went out and got his supply con.
conlcd in the hallway outside his
room at the Milwaukee hotel. ess
King st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
Brother and Sister
Hurt in Auto Crash

Victims Of o crasI bctwcen thcIr
auto and two unidentified cars
Wednesday night, Eugene and Alma
Hodges, brother and sister, wers be-.
Ing treated Thursday for decorations
from broken glass.
Their mother. Mn. T.. A. Hodges
Of Bellevue, told tho sbcriffs office
the brother md sister we're driving
on n detour road near their home
when tho collision occurred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
Man Dead
in Auto
Crash
Hits Street Car on
Eastlake Ave.
Head-On

one man was killed. another ~.
" ve,oiy injured. AID scorr u
persons Nstt shaken ~ when a
southbound automobile rammed
hesd-on an terrific collision with
uorthbound Cowen park street car
q, F:astIaks ave and Blaine ~ Wed.
nesday night
In the tangled NtecksEs OF TIE
automobile tbs Grew Of tho street
car J foupitr, mo,oiman. ana 4,
Gordon. aopdpetor. found two whisky
bottles they reported 70 the niehi
dispatcher James pay
Gus y Larson. 1859 Iuh ave s
81. oae Of the occupants Of the auto,
was removed 20 the Seattle General
hospital. where he died Thursday
morning He did not regain con.
sclousncss after the smash
Oscar Swan. zIIs westlske ~. an.
other or the autos passengers. was
badly cut or the head aud bruised
He sas taken 20 the city hospital,
The driver Of the auto. John Dali.
bonn. 500 y. ssth 81. vas uniniured.
pallbom reported that be was try
Ing 20 pass an auto driven by n
woman. She swervcd. forcing him
into the path OF the oacoming street
cat A witness 60 the crash. how
ever. snid Dalibom was trying 80
pass ahead Of two cars abreast Of
him. and was far over on the car
tracks
The crash as the vehicles came
together was heard for several
blocks above the din Of traffic
Passengers on the street cor were
SHAKEN. but none was hurt The
automobile was hurled about 40
feet by the impact. and wax totally
wrecked.
Police and the coroncr's office
were investigating the crash with
view toward filing charges, Thurs,
day.
Dallbom. Swan and Larson at the
time Of the accident were returning
from Everett where they had been
employed az rigging crew by the
Luckenbach steamship line
An sinauest into Larsons death
win be held n, 9:sO Tuesday morning.
according TO the coroner's office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
DARTMOUTH OUT
Big Eastern Team Refuses
to Play Western Team

HANOVER. ~, ", Nov. l9.--(By
U. P.l-Dartmouth has refused an
invitation from Pasadena 10 play
on the West Coast oleyens in n
post season football game In that
city on New Ycar'a day.
Dartmouth officials said todny the
big green team would stick 20 its
announced plan 10 engage In no
post senson games
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
Cur-r-r-rses!
Annals Car
Is Missing

A MA OWENS. famed in federal
n prohibition records as an asso.
ciato OF Former Police Sorgt. H. w.
piclow, appealed to the police Thurs.
day in behalf of her automobile.
Tho girl said she had loaned tho
car TO man. and she had been
informed later that he had left with
the machine for California,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19

at 5 o'clock this morning.
The bulletin issued this
evening from the Sandring-
ham estate, where the
queen mother has made her
home of late, said:
Her majesty, Queen
Alexandra, who for some
time past has been in fail
ing health, suffered a Sc
we're heart attack this
morning. Her majesty's
condition is critical.
"(Signed)
#. j. WILLIAMS and
THOMAS HORDER,"
King George and Queen
Mary have been staying AT
York cottage. Sandring-
ham, Norfolk, since Satur-
day.
tThe queen mother is
now OF Sandiingham House,
which is near York cot
tage.)
The queen mothers Slst
birthday falls on Deem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
DIR OWN ALL-AHERiC.AN
SPECTATORS TEAM
~ Ex E-.,,,..,ft.. ~.

cycle dealer from
Ballard. " b o
took his girl TO
the stanford
game. and didn't
murder her when
she asked: who
Is that heavenly.
looking boy play
Ing sliortstop for
Washington"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
Legion Swindled U.s."
Land Settlers Accuse
White Bluff ettlers Charge Double Cross
in Bitter Denunciation to Legislators
BY MARIE ROWE DUNBAR

olympia Nov ia recital of broken hopes blurred
appointments homes started be Abandoned pockets
where haystack bankruptcy haac
burned.
This the picture of desoaton dscouageme
settlers of the White
meeting of the Legislature Wednesday evening
hadozen
the
allow them money pu Into the project
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
Real Estate
Property
as REPRESENTED

Reliable Ecni Estate firms offer
their best buys every day In
Tho Star. Here are several
good llstlngH.
WITH $500 CASH
h-room modern cottage. with lot
b0xi2O; nlso garage. Wen lo-
lated Ia South Park A gon-
ulne bargain Terms same ms
rcnt
NEW MODERN BUNGALOW
PlIlNNiGY RIDGE PRICE $3.50
Completely modern i-rbom bun
gnlow with fun cement base
mont laundry trays aud FUR.
mace The large living room
hhs fireplace aud hnrdw GOD
floorp, Select your own ooiors
for interior finish Lot anx
1902. with garage. Situated
hnlf block from car, on Phln-
ncy ridge, Easy monthly pay
mcnta
Turn TO the Want Ad Columna
and SEQ who 10 offering these
dandy llslings TO you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19

The ships operated by the Dollar interests who
their pryaeyowned Pacific Mail line out of San Francisco in
competition
Dollar himself has offered TO charter the Admiral line boats
for five years and then to purchase them.
W c. Dawson Co., backed by local capital have offered
take operation of the boats and would later buy them
right
The Thondyke Shipping Co., wants them similar basis,
and has placed a bid
The Tacoma Chamber of Commerce interested but has made
formal offer yet,
The Star wired Chairman oConnor of the Shipping Board
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19

learn whether The board would Saving ships
Seattle"
His telegraphed reply received Thursday said:
I'm reference wire If change made in the Shipping
Boards Seattle the boa I'd will give preference
that have local support The ships sale peo-
pie interested they should submit Statutory preference
will be afforded bidders having local support both
otherwise
T. " O'CONNOR."
That lays the cards the table The Shipping Board willing
to do its part. It's up Seattle now.
Don't give up the ships!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
WAS EAiPLDYE
FOR SIX YEARS

Rauch had been employed in the
bank for six years. according TO j.
w Maxwell president OF the bank,
at the time his misuse OF funds was
discovered.
The bank was able to recover the
fun amount OF their loss from the
teller's bond. Maxwell declared. The
case was turned over TO department
OF justice agents who gathered up
he evidence and laid II before the
grand Jury.
According TO Maxwell, Rauch told
bank officials that he took the money
because he was heavily in debt and
had n large number Of doctor bills
10 pay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
'WeU Keep the Ships Here" Shipping Board

anybody is going get the Admiral Oriental Line hins II
L will be Seattle interests -
That was the announcement made the people of Seattle thru
The Star Thursday by T. " oConnor chairman If the United
States Shipping Board 1T Washington
spells success for the campaign The Star has made keep
the ships IN Seattle For without this first requisite of industry
proper ranSportaton-theIe would be little likelihood of any
speedy realization of Seates ambition become an industrial
metropolis.
Several companies bid for the line Now government owned
after the Shipping Board had decided change in their
operation. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
MIEE ILL., sEEK mIlsnANn

Tho police missing porBona bureau
WIS asked Thursday to locate q for.
NOR resident OF Yakima named New.
man. whose wife iB very III nt her
homo IN that city. In tho mcgsnge
received by the police, NowmanB
iniiinls wcro not given He cnmc
here looking for work recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19

], NIhe phoIos foFl
She has always been extremely popular figure in
england, where she was immortalized by Tennyson as
the sea kings daughter from the sea-" She is the
daughter OF the late King Christian H. of Denmark the
widow of King Edward and mother of the present King
George V. of England
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19

Christmas will be here in a
few weeks. if the legislature
doesn't pass a law against it.
Another anti-cigaret bill
has been introduced at 0lym-
pia. Bootleggers viii yet get
a chance to sell shredded
wheat as real old Burley to-
bacco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
YE DIARY

tNoNemDHf AhJ
% very b~times. singing merriiie. and
anon by boate across the bay. and the
mountains covered b. new snow, and the
woods newly washed ny autumn rains.
md every tbing Ms prcttlo M ever 7 saw,
80 that 7 did wonder why people do live
IN the elite. with its smoke and noise. but
after chopping cord Of wood. did won
der no more. and Indeed the elite dweiier
do be lazy fellow, with little 10 worri.
him. albeit he must pick out his favorito
movie twice q week, and must wake
every morning 70 his garage. hut Lord !
blame him not. for "A couniris life do
he full Of choppInE wood. drawing wnter
md repairing hen houses, and a por, say
.. on all such tasks And 80. eontsuie
enough, back TO the elite.
The legislature is now in
full swing. It's always easy
TO tell an experienced legisla-
tor-he never misses when
he shoots a qu,d Of tobacco
behind the radiator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
Britdin's Queen Mother
Is Believed Near Death

T oNDoN, Nov 19.--(By u P.)-Queen Mother Alex
IL andra suffered heart attack today and is in
critical condition, Marlborough House told the United
Press this afternoon
An official bulletin revealed that the attack occurred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
WHO'S WHO AT OLYMPIA

Senator Chen
czcr j. Whoop.
ingcough, who
has just intro.
I1scd n bill dc.
- to cut
down The death
ioII In auto acci.
dents. The bill
viii prohibit al
violent deaths on
sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
ARREST WOMAN TN JAIL DOPE RING RAID
Home Brew

Howly. folks! Thanksgiving
Day Is just week away. 10
his almost time for small boys
20 start getting hungry.
We don't know why they want
10 dtsinter the corpse or old King
Tut. unless somebody suspects he Is
the Eink who invented the Egyptian
cigarct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
ARIGAm APPLEsAICE SINS:

These high
parlor lamps
- top 80. Of
make us thank.
Jul that We arr
not living in tn
days Of keru-
<ne lamps"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
TODAy's

Book agent who tries to sell a
volume OF love songs TO gink who
is Just paying his first alimony IN
7Iment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19

day before Federal Judge Neterer.
who will set the amount OF his
bail. II is considered likely that
he Viii r,lrnd rr,til,,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19

He also alleged that tho state
paid the power company si7a per
20 acres a year for power whether
any power was used or not lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
lSigned)
IF. j. WILLIAMS and
THOMAS HORDER."

The queen mothers Slst
birthday falls on Deem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19

further alleged that the state paid
power rates on 40 deserted tracts.
THANK God. we're lsnoclting
Turn 10 Page II, Column 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-17
LA TEMPORADA DE TNVIERNC
EN- Ell PALACE

El acreditado y popular Hotel
Palace de esta capital, inaugura
esta noche su tenporada de invier
no, con una serie de comidas- bale,
que Sc prolongaran desde las 5iete
de la noche hasta las doce. Una
de- nuestras mejores orquestas, anne
nizara las veladas, para que todos
los amantes del bale rindan ell de-
bido homemade al dios Terpsicore
Ell cubierto costara solamente tres
dolares Y por tan infma cantidad,
el pIblico tendra derecho disfru-
tar de una comida regia, dis
frutar de las delicias del bale. La
noticia ha sido recibida en- nues-
tros circulos sociales con gran ale
gria, y nuestro mundo elegante Sc
dispone a hacer del Hotel Palace
su sitio favorable de reunion duran
tie las frias v aburridas veladas del
44AF4OA SA41O4cI, tOH NAO ptNooA
las horas en- una butaca del casino,
en- Ia tertulia aburrida de cual-
quier establecimiento, los amantes
del placer y de las diversiones ten
dram Ia excelente oportunidad de
marcharse al Hotel Palace, separar
una mesa, y gozar del espectaculo
No ha podido ser mas acerLada la
medida de la empresa del acredita-
do hotel, y desde ahora nos apresu-
ramos a asegurarle IN gran triunfo.
No 10 o1viden pues los amantes de
la algeria. ell Hotel Palace le de-
clara Ia guerra q Ia monotolla del
invierno, inaugura esta noche su
primer velada con una coraida re-
gia Y un gran baile.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-17
81 los aIianCistaS.
(Continuacion de la pag. y

med:ato. Los que asf piensan, par
tn de la base de que Ell proceso,
aun cuando ell fallo fuese favola-
BILE a los aEancistas, tar6arla en-
resolverse defnitivamente ailos y
afios, pues siempre los coalicionis
tas les queda el recurso de ape
lar, ante tribunales superiores. T. O.
cedimiento tardio por complete.
No obstante, podemos manifes-
tar, que 81 ell pleito electoral fle-
Sc fallado favorablemente a los
aliancistas en- la Corte de Distrito,
entonces Sc radicaria un nucvo plei-
to, para hacer que los actuales sd
ministradores coalicionisSas entire
guen otra vez ell Municipio. De 10
contrario, este pleito ell ,ctoral no
tendria fnahdad practica alguna.
Cual fuera ell resultado de oseR Sc
gundo pleito, es algo que atafs a
los tribunales de justicia, autori-
dad competente para resolver en- un
sentido en- otro.
Esto hace pues mas interesaEte
e; pleito electoral de esta capital.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-17
Editorial diario del Dr. Frank Crane
EntrenandO Ia subcOnsCiencia

La existencia de la subconscien
cia esta bien establecida va.
Los mas de nosotros, sin embar-
go, creemos q. es una cosa Sobre Ia
cual no tenemos control. La mira
mos como a la sordera 0 como a
una pierna de gonna cualquter
otra parte inevitable de nlestros
alrededores.
f, La subconsciencia, sin embargo,
. puede entrenarse, aunque hay que
hacerlo indirectamente. La rrime-
ra es por la suggestion. Esto consis-
to en- repetir una idea hasta que
SO hunde bien la menSe y la contro
Ia inconscientemente.
Por ejemplo 81 acostumbramhs
despertanos las ocho dc In ma
fiana y queremos. levantarnos a las
seis, 81 nos repetimos muchas We
ces nosotros mismos, antes de
quedarnos docmidos. .'me dcperta-
re las seis", probablemcnte suce-
da asi. La subconsciencia avanza
mas que la idea Y la eomina.
otro metodo es ell psico-analisis.
Esto consiste en- 6eiar desnuda gra-
dualmente la subconsciencia, trans
6riendola a la mente in 'cnsciente,
4 poniendo asf los conf1ct9s entre
las dos bajo el control seguro de
7ino rnismo.
s5n y no puede ser de aplicaci6n ge-
.a4sral
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-17
NUEVOS Y ARISTOCRATICOS
PERFUMES

Ell active Y talentoso joven CO.
misionista Sr. P. Julia Pasarell,
con ofcina alberta en- esta impor-
tante plaza ha tenido ell gusto de
obsequiarnos con algunas mues-
tras de exquisitos perfumes de sus
Representatives los Sres. A. P. Bah
cock & Co., de Rutherford, N. Y,
fabricantes en- grande escala de es-
tos delicados articu1os.
La exquisite y elegante sociedad
de San Juan Y la isla debe sentir-
Sc airosa y orgullosa de esta nue.
va Inca de perfumes. Felicitamos
al joven Pedrito Julia Pasarell por
su nuevo triunfo en- la adquisicion
de tan importante Inca.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-17
La Comisi6n Hipica...
Continuation de la pag. 81

riposa.
Di6 comienzo a una investigation
para determinar porque el jockey
Antonio Chaliz fue inscrito para
correr en- el hip6dromo de San Juan
Y de Ponce el mismo dia.
Sc termin6 la investigation en-
el case del caballo Wreckless el
cual fue trafdo San Juan des-
pues de estar inscrito para correr
en- Ponce sin darse aviso al Juez
de Inscripciones y la Comisi6n a
tenor de 10 dispuesto en- el apar-
tado (a) del Articulo 155 del Re-
glamento en- vigor, lie impuso al
Sr. N. E. Morales, duefo del ca
ballo aWreckless, una multa de
$450O.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-17

Significa ell conocimiento pacien-
te y exacto del caracter de uno mis-
mo y un gran control sobre los pro-
pios pensamientos.
FL doctor Paul Baulsaeld, de In
glaterra, cuenta ell case de un hOm
bre excesivamente irritado y de
temperamento impaciente que Sc me
jor6 grandemente siguiendc este
metodo.
Por veinte minutes todos los
dias pensaba en- todas las vcces que
le habia dado coraje, hasta en- las
veces cuando era todavia I'm nino
y recordaba por que era que lie ha-
bia dado coraje' cada vez.
Entonces Sc aconsejaLa que en-
CIRCUMSTANCES similares 10 So de-
jaria dominar por su NAL gcnio.
Mejor6 tanto en- seis meses que 81
iba a un restaurant dordA Sc le
tenia esperanto por vetnte minu-
tos aiin le quedaba La tendeucia
de coger coraje al principle, cen cal
ma pensaba su situaci6u ror unos
minutes y Sc quedaba perfectamen-
to tranquilo.
De igual manera podemos tratar
otras enfermedades de la rnente, ta-
les como el alcoholismo, los mic
dos irrazonables, Y por el estilo.
Copyright. 1925. por Thu Nc Clu
re Newspaper Syndicate.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-17

ganda coahcionista en- ell norte.
continla sin interruption. Los IL
deres coalicionistas Green que antes
que NADIA, para obtener exito, 81
necesita invertir dinero en- hacer
propaganda, desde la tribuna, la
prensa, Y apelando todos los ms
dios legales y 1egitimos.
Los niembros del Comite de Pro.
tesla. entire los cuales Sc cuenta ei
senior Todd y otros, estan ejercien
do desde aca su Influenza con al
gunos senadores Y REPRESENTATIVES,
para cooperar de esa manera cor
los sefiores Coll y Cuchi e Iglesias
actualmente en- Washington.