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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-05
La hazana detec-
tiuesca del dia
POr Vance Wynn

Cad oSLdp6 en que ue dcueIuO COZ
las noticias que tenia la detective
a Bartlett no lie faltaba ningdn dedo.
No obstante, hacia muchos aios
que La detective le habfa perd1do de
vista y era muy possible que en- ese
tempo hubiese perdido uno de sus
dedos.
Sc ofrecio una recompensa de mil
dolares quien consiguiess captu.
rar al asesino 0 asesinos de Taylor.
Tsn1endo en- cuenta la gran populari-
dad de que go2aba La victima, esta
notic1a despert6 ell inter6s no sofa
mente en- Michigan, sino que tam
bien en- toda esa region de los Esta-
dos Unidos. Mas tarde Sc recibi6
IA noticia de que Sc habia visto a
Bartlett en- Wyandotte. FL jefe Mac
Donnell y uno de sus ayudantes Sc
dirigieron ala Embellishments. Vie
ron dos hombres que marchaban a
10 largo de una oscura carretera Y 81
gnieron tras ellos. Sc les siguio y fl
ralmente fueron arrestados, pero todo
f1's indtil. Los dos sospechosos eran
dos ladrones de escasa fama.
pocas semanas despuss, La policia
tavo la fortuna de arrestar un
hombre que en- cierta ocasi6n habia
s1do compahero de Bartlett. Prob6
que no tenfa NADIA que yer con el
asesinato del detective, y luego con
feso que tenia en- su poder una carta
de Buck Bartlett, en- La cual le decia
cue Sc proponia venir Cleveland o
Toledo dentro de pocos dias. Mac
Donnen Y sus agentes fueron q Gle
veland = despues de registrar todas
las madrigueras del crimen, salieron
i.acia Toledo. La policia de la loca-
iidad les acompad6 a cierto sitio
donde era Inuy possible encontrar a
Bartlett. No estaba alli precisamen.
tc. pero la detective averiguo que
VIVA unos cuantos bloques mas ALA.
Esa miSma noche tocaron a. las
luertas de Ia casa de hueSpedes en-
question. Era muy tarde y Ell pro-
pietario al principle Sc negaba de-
jarles entrar. Alegaba que no desea-
ba lnolestar sus hu6spedeS. Pero
cu&ndo Macdonald declare su iden-
tldad, Sc apresuro a dejarle paso
franco. Habia por 10 menos cuarenta
% cincuenta durmienteS en- la poSada
y no era tarea f&cil encontrar a
CHien Sc buscaba. Sc desperta ban
NAL ,humoradOs, Y aigunos no SO ha-
tian afeitado deSde hacia mas de
diez dias por 10 cual no era possible
reconocerles a primera vista. Pero
ell detective fue de habitaci6n en- ha-
Iitaci6n, contemplando atentamente
a todos los shu6spedes. Finalmente,
Macdonald dio TN grito de triunfo.
Buck despert6 asustado, Y mientras
Sc restregaba los ojos pregunt6:-
F'GQu6 sucede, ha pasado algo?"
"No Buck, diio MacDonnell en-
voz baja. No ha pasado NADIA, pues
te buscamcs hace mucho tempo y re
eucontramos en- perfecto estado de
salud. Te arresto por ell asssinato
de Taylor.
Bartlett no Sc puso palido. No hizo
rrotestas de inocencia. No eStaba dis
Euesto dar escenas. Sencillamentc,
SO puso de pie y puSo las manos pa
ra que lie adornaSen las munecas con
csposas. AL hacer este movimiento,
Mcdonnell vio que le faltaba Ell
tercer dedo de la mano derecha.
Buck, POGO antes de ser ejecutado,
confes0 que habia perdido ese dedo
tacia dos amos, y que era el altor
de la muerte de Taylor.
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EN- LA CoRTE DE DIsTR1To
DEL DIsTRITo JUnICIAL DE
aUAYAHGA, PUERTO RICO
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DEsCRfPc1oN DE LA
HACIENDA :'MERcEDES"

Situada en- Barahona a mas de
mil quinientos pies sobre Ell nivei
del mar.
Extension POGO mas menos tres
mil tareas (quinientos acres) y po-
treros situados cerca de la fIbca,
unas mil doscientas tareas: casi to-
da la finca esta sembrada de Ca
fe. EN- su mayoria cafetas nuevps
que va han dado dos cosechas, las
piezas nuevas estan en- terTenos
vfrgenes.
Production 700 a 800 quintales y
dentro de dos o tres amos drphca-
ra su production.
La fnca esta provista de aqua
das. animales, cables para La ttac-
ci6n aerea del cafe (madera y
otros productos) a las maQuinarias,
doce casas para empleados y ira
bajadores, una casa de familia, con
nneve habitaciones, nueva de ma
dera y zinc, bodega (esta SO 'vende
por inventario), dos dep6sitos de
zinc, casa de maquinarias con des-
pulpadora, piladora, separadora
Eureka" elevator, secador al va
por de 90 Quintales, dos tanques
reservoir para aqua de concrete y
mamposteria de 90 mil y 40 mil
galones, (las maQu1narias son nue.
vas de la casa de Squier), un mo-
tor de petr6leo narca Otto de Is
II. P, una caldera vertical de z
H. p, un motor de gasolina de ia
H P. con una cierra circular para
cortar lefia, moino de msiz, ariete
hidr&uhco para elevar el aqua a
400 pies, con titple de aqua conce-
dido por Ell gob!eTno, taller compile
t. de mecanica, mil ochoctentos sa
cos nuevos para embarQues de ca
fe, extensi6ns de terrenos dedicado
al cu,tivo de- fdjoles y mafS, pI&-
tanos y guinecs tan abundantes que
Sc pudren en- Ell campo, rnaderas
dc construction como laurel, Juan
Primero, cedro, csoba, Tnembrillo,
ETC., nueve baSos de potreros dentro
de la finca, china Saludable, frfo
durante La noche Y en- Ell dfa, ei
sol es tan fuerte que hacc innece-
sario el secador al vapor y SO usal1
los glases secadores de concrete,
ganeralments Sc usa el secador al
vapor en- los dias lluviosos nu-
bIados.
Toda la propiedad con sus acce-
sorios Sc vende por $5o,o00.oo, al
contado a plazo con bnenas ga
rantias. La propiedad SO puede apre
ciar mejor hacienda una vista, es
facil de aumentar va en- ST misma
va comprando terrenos los We
cinos.
Sc vende esta propiedad cuanao
mejor porVenir presenta porque su
duefo SO <nte cansado y desea re-
tirarse a ' edr al extranjero dis
frutar de sus largos amos do ira
baJo. e@
Informara J. Mata Rancho.
Edifcio "cerame",
santo Domingo, r. D.
Advt.
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Eugenia Vicentf,
Demandante.
Civil No. 624e.
Sobre:
Divorcio.

Ell PUEBLO DE PUEBTo RI.
/ &C Juan Tolanchi y Ayala, o
sea ell demandado antes menciona-
do.
Por la presente SO notifca a u.s.
ted que Sc ha presenta6o en- Ia Of
Gina del Secretario de la Corte dc
Dtstrito del Distrito Judicial de
Guayama, Puerto Rico, La demands
de La actora antes citada en- La
cual alega que hace mas de nueve
afios usted, el demandado, aban-
don6 q La demandante y supiica a
la Corts que dicte sentencia decla-
rando roto y disuelto Ell vinculo
matrimonial existente entire de-
mandante y de1nsndado con los de-
mas pronuncismientos de ley.
Habiendo presentado La actora
una noci6n jursda 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 citacion
se haga por edicto que SO publica-
ra por Ell t6rmino de un mes una
veg cada semana en- Ell pert6d4co
Ell MuNDo que Sc edita en- San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
Y Sc notifca a usted. Ell deman-
dsdo Antonio TolInchi y Ayala,
que de no comparecer contestar
la demanda dentro de los cuarenta
dias siguientes La Ultima publ
caci6n del edicto, la denandante
podra obtener anotaci6n de rebel
dis y previa la prueba pertienente
una sentencia declarando roto y
disuelto Ell vinculo matrimonial exis
tente entire ust6d y La demandante
con los dem$s pronunc1am1entos
de ley. 4
Pasa su publication en- el Pc
ri6dico Ell MUNDo en- La forma
ordenada, expido ell preserte que
frmo en- Guayama, p. B, hoy 1s de
febEero de 1926.
Tomas Pagan COLON.
secretario cOrte DistritO,
Guayama, P. r.
Advt.
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Pasa su publication en- el Pc
ri6dico Ell MUNDo en- La forma
ordenada, expido ell preserte que
frmo en- Guayama, P. 3, hoy is de
febrero de 1925.
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CDMRE BIEN ES
YIVIR BIEN

EN- SUs ALTMENTos ENcoN.
TRARA LAS DosIs NEcEsA.
R1As DE HrERRo, FospoRo
ETC, SIN NEcEs1DAD DE RE.
MEDTos NovELERos
Un notable gastr6nomo dijo ell
cierta ocasi6n que vivir bien era
conner bien. Muchos somos los que
rensamos de igual modo y antici-
pamos con placer La hora de Las co
midas. Ante nuestra vista des6lan
los deliciosos guisados ain humean
do, que regalan sabrosos olores al
olfato. La sopa bien condimentada.
La perdtg estofada, el pescado a
la ninuta, la carne asada. Ell vino.
los postres, dc:nitase v un ciga.
rro. iEl placer de Ia vidal iGoza
usted de ese placer, sufre usted
de falta de apetito? Siento I'd. Ell
bienestar de una buena digestion
despues de las comidas, o tiene
gases, acide2, malestar, fatulen-
cha? jDigiere usted bien es pro.
penso a indigestion? DIGENoL des
pues de las comidas ayuda la bue-
ma digestion y asimilaci6n de sus
ahmentos. Es un remedio efectivo
contra la indigestion, Flatulencia,
Acidez, Gases en- Ell est6mago, Fal-
ta de apetito y Dyspepsia. Las per-
sonas que tonlan DIGENoL. 60
gan de La vida, comen con apetito,
y 10 que quieren. Dos pastillas des
pues de las cemidas fortalece ell
est6mago faculta Ia buena diges-
ti6n, corrigiendo todos los describe
nes estomacales. 81 sufre usted del
est6mago, ST no ttene apetito, 81 nc
digiere bien, tome DIGENoL. Vaya
Embellishments a la farmacia mas
cercana. Conpre I'm lomo hoy mis-
mo. Esta migna tards tome dos pas
tillas despuSs de su comida, y prom
to entrara usted entire Los que pro-
clamalnos, CONFER BIEN Els vi.
VIE gIEN.
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Situada en- Barahona a mas de
mil quntentos pies sobre Ell nivel
del mar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-05
HACIENDA JusTIC4A A PUERTO
RICO

Ell Or. Samuel B. woodward pu-
blica en- el Boston Medical and Sur
gical Journal de enero %, 1924 I'M
articulo que enaltece grandemente
q Puerto Rico, Entire otras cosas
dice:-" "Ningdn estado de la Union,
con exception de Rhode Island, ha
eStado durante los ultimos once
ai5os tan libre de viruela como Puer-
to Rico y los eStados que tienen una
poblaci6n aprodmadamente igual q
Puerto Rico, o sea: Nebraska,
Washington, Connecticut, Maryland
y West Virginia han tenido respec-
tivamente:
Nebraska (deSde 19I6l 1861
Washington (desde 1879 "a
Connecticut (desde 1879 4,493
Maryland (desde 1919 1867
West Virginia (desde 1870 1891
mientras que Puerto Rico ha tent
do solamente 137 CAsos, de los
cuales 100 ocurrieron en- cl afio 1917
durante un brote epidemico,
Puerto Rico ocupa La vanguardia
de Ia inmunidad y esta muy por en-
Gina de todo estado del cual tenga-
mos record, con exception de Guam,
Alaska, Hawaii y Rhode Island. +"
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DIR. JOSE VICENTE

CIRUJANO-DENTISTA
Especialista de la Sociedad Espafio-
La de Auxilio Mutuo y Beueficencfa-
Horas de Oficina:
"a II a. m. Y 1.30 5 q. III.
San Justo 33 (altos de 'El Louvre')
Tel6fono 24O. San Juan, P. r.
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DIRECTORIO
PROFESSIONAL
PEDRO C. oUINONES

AVOCADO Y NOTAR1O
Graduado de la Uniyersidad de
Pennsylvania, Harvard Y Puerto Ri
co. PostuIa ante las Cortes de Puer-
to Rico COrte Federal
p. O. Box 12e. Tel. 143, 8. ].
Edificio NOA. San Juan, 2. r.
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S O S !:

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Kerr John H.
Korber & Co. Inc.
La Correspondence de P. +.
L Democracia
Lalroca e Hijos
Lavergne Paul
Lamadvid & Co. Sues. de NJ.
Latimer George S.
Lloreda Claudio
lee O'Nei.l Co.
Leon Hnos. S. en- c.
Larroca Jr. E.
lehman & Brown Inc.
Lippftt S. V. L.
Lopez Nussa & Co.
Lord c. o.
Lord & Boulon
Malaret E.
Margarida G. Co Rafael
Mayoral Rafael
Martinez Hermanos & Co.
Mayol & Co. Sues. de A.
Mayol & Co. V.
Meiias & Co. j.
Mendez & Co.
Mendez Martinez & Co.
Mendez Hermanos & Co.
Merino Rodriguez & Hnos.
Nesorana & Co. A.
Mier, Martinez & Co. Sues.
Miranda Hermanos
.19se E. Morales
Morales Miguel
Molina Henry G.
Montilla Fernando
MufoZ Miguel A.
Mora & Freese Co.
Morillo Antonio
Mier Reguero Mariana
National City Bank of p. r.
New York & Porto Rico SIS Co.
Nimaca Shoe Factory Inc.
NAvares Rafael
Nitrate Agencies Co.
Ochoa & Hno. J.
Ortega & Co. Sues. de F.
Ortiz Arzeno Rafael
Paonessa Fernando
Perez & Co. Sues de Manuel
Perez Hermanos Jose
Pesouera & Pesquera Inc.
Perez & Co. Celestino
Pietrantoni Rafael M.
Plaza Provision Co.
pons Francisco
Poupart & Co. NJ. A.
p. r. Fruit Union
p. p. Inst tute of Accountants
n. r. Ry & Power Co.
p p. American Tobacco Co.
p. r. Fertilizer Co.
p. r. Leaf Tobacco Co.
P. R. Commercial Corp.
p. r. Brewing Co.
Porto Rico Drug Co.
PUG & Abraham
01Iintana e. Hn~. Manuel
Ramirez & Co. S.
Ramos Luciano
R'bot & Co. A.
Richardson Ernest
Rodriguez Francisco E,
Rodriguez Trelles Hermanos
Rodriguez Ernesto F.
PodrfgI1eZ L0pez MiP11el
Rolan. Teiedor & de HoStos
Roman Borges Ulises
Pomeu Rafael
Roses & Co. Sues.
Royal Bank. of Canada The
Rubio Salinas M.
Pnbert Hnos.
Sanchez CastaIo B.
Simpson James
San Iuan Hotels Corn.
San Miguel Hnos. & Co. Sues.
Sanchez Morales & Co.
Seiio Barras, Ramon
Swiggett Brothers
Swift & Co.
Schonbur0 +.
Schluter & Co.
Sobriro & Co. NJ.
Soto Gras Francisco
Scoville H. H.
Suarez HerTnanos Angel
Standard Grocery Co.
Stebbins Co. Inc.
Stubbe Brothers
Sobrinos de Portilla
TIE Simmons Co.
The Goodyear Tire Rubber Co.
.Trse Perez Berciano
Torres Carlos J.
Texidor Jacinto
The National Cash Register Co.
'Tn'v 'versa1 Commercial Co.
Val'nas Francisco
Val' Spinnsa Federico
Naznuez Hernandez J.
Vending Lee II.
Vicente 6. Co. Teodoro
VillamiI & Co. J.
V'llamil Il 60. Sues de L.
ViIlar Sanchez & Co. Sues.
Villa & Co. Inc.
Walcot n. A.
Waldrop Photographic Co.
Waterman & Co. j. S.
West India Ooil Co.
L.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-02-25

BROOKLAND-BUNGALOW
One of the prettiest bungalows in this
section of the city. located on a
cars, having five good sized rooms.
large attic, tile bath with all modern
improvements. The lawn IL exception
ally large, having an abundance of
planting and.Ia garage. The property
Is most reasonably priced at $8,250
Good cash payment and easy monthly
terms can be arranged. Call
The Munsey Trust Company
Main $3.50 r. e. Dept.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-18
$ s33z5


More than 200 from which to make your
selections. every coat jaunty new spring
style. a coat that was made to sell at
much higher price.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-18
Final Day of Our 1915 Sa1e.of Coats

sale that has been accorded the buy
ing crowds of the Beautiful befurred coats, de-
veoped from the favored fabrics and offered
a price which in many instances does not represent
half their true worth.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-10-09

the grain crop this year, together
with the uniform ripening and fav-
in other years, Mr.. Olsen determined
to make one more attempt to over
come these difficulties and if this did
not work, to quit farming. With
more or less skepticism he bought
small combine harvester-thresher.
His machine makes a 12-foot cut
and is equipped with a 24-inch sep
arator. During the three weeks that
it took to harvest his 600-acre field
he covered from 80 to so acres a day.
The machine is pulled by a 1880 en-
CINE. His only help came from his
two sons, one driving the grain wag-
on, the other operating the tractor
and he himself guiding the cutting.
Mr.. Olsen is authority for the
statement that much of his grain
would not have been cut this year if
he had been using the customary bin
der method. The hot dry weather of
midsummer stopped straw growth in
parts of the field when it was so
short that the ordinary harvesting
equipment could not have been used.
The combine, however, cut the short
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-10-09

vest, were material factors In the
success of the first years operation
Of the combine. Mr.. Olsen states
that he has experienced but very few
years during his long residence in
Sheridan county when the combine
could not have been used satisfactory
ly. There may be an occasional por-
ton of a field not ripe enough for the
combine, but he explains that this
can be cut IL the usual manner, and
threshed when the work with the
combine is finished.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-10-09

grain as well as it did the other, and
as a result he estimates that he
gained at least three bushels of grain
to the acre because of his machine.
This extra three bushels to the acre
will just about pay for the cost of
the combine, Mr.. Olsen claims.
Neighboring farmers have been
very much interested in the combine
and the Olsen farm has had fire.
quent visitors during the harvesting
season. While the early maturity of
orable weather conditions during har-
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-10-09
COMBINE CUTS
HARVEST COST;
SAVES LABOR
DAGMAR FARMER HANDLES 600
ACRES OF GRAIN, EASILY CUT
TING SHORT STAND.

Dagmar. = By harvesting and
threshing 600 acres of wheat, assisted
only by his two boys, P. M. Olsen of
the Dapmar community in Sheridan
county. has demonstrated to his own
satisfaction and that of his neigh
bors. that the small combine har-
vester-thresher is a pracucal and eff
fective machine on northern Montana
farms during seasons such as the one
just closed.
Having had more or less difficulty
in obtaining satisfactory harvest help
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-10-09
N. D. Farmer Shoots
OFF Part of Own Jaw

Williston, N. D.-The first hunting
victim reported in this vicinity is
John Steiner of Alexander, who acct
dentally shot himself in the Jaw. He
was brought to the Mercy hospital
here, having been rushed to this city
Immediately after the accident. The
wound is a rather serious one, a piece
of the jaw having been shot away.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-10-09
AUTO LICENSE LAW TO
BE ENFORCED

Starting October 1st, 1925, all resi-
dent automobile and truck owners op-
Grating cars with foreign plates will
be compelled to secure State plate,
or remove their cars from use.
There are number recent arriv-
ais in the state who have been driv-
ing their machines all summer with
plates issued by nearby states.
The Sheriff is at present engaged
In checking up cars being driven
with plates issued for cars of a diff
ferent make.
The half rate fee for registration
went into effect August 1st and the
officers are permitting automobile
drivers until October list to comply
with regulations before taking action.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-10-09
= ..Northern Harnesses Montana Winds
Urea e. Make Electricity For Block Signals

the intention of purchasing a mill for
convenience.
The initial cost is small compared
to many electric systems now in use
and the strong winds that ride ram
pant over Montana may be brought to
practical use.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-10-09

and the patient will be confined to the
hospital for several weeks. Mr..
steiner was bringing home a load of
coal and had a gun in the wagon. AS
ne was picking it up to shoot at
some chickens, the gun caught and
was discharged.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-10-09

al Range, Economy King Cream Separator No.
is, Dresser, Bed and Child's Bed.
Tools and other articles too numerous to.
mention.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-10-09

Household Articles
Dining Room Table, Chairs, Library Table, 2
Rockers, 2 Rugs, Gas Lamp, Large Kitchen
Cupboard, Table, Wash Stand, Large Univers-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-02
is YOUR CHILD (
! THIN AND WEAK
Cod Liver. Oil i'm Sugar Coated
Tablets Puts on Flesh and
Builds Them Up

~
| In just, a. faw days-quicker than
/ YOU ever dreamed of--thesc wonder
full health building, flesh making
tablets called McCoy's Cod Liver Oil
Compound Tablets will start to help
Irany thin. -underweight. little one.
l. After sickness and where ricketts,
are suspected they are especially val
more nasty Cod Liver Oil--thcse tab
Islets are made to take the place Of
that good, but evil smelling, stomach
9ps.etting medicine and they surely
/ a very sickly. child, age Q. gained
Iss12 pounds IN months. 3
!, ,Ask Finney's Drug store, 4. F.
for McCoy,s Cod Liver Oil Compound
+ Tablets-as easy to take rs candy
90 =! tablets q go: gents .HDd. money hacls
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-02
DETECTIVE rs
FATALLY HURT
BUT GETS MAN
(Continned from na,c may

son and through the testimony Of a
chauffeur, who Grove the car used in
the robbery, the pair were convicted
and sentenced to Atlanta pcnitcn-
tiary. After a year, in the prison
Chapman escaped and few months
later Anderson also escaped. While
a nation wide search was in progre So,
the New Britain police officer was
murdered in January, 1924. Andcr-
son was not connected with this. Both
Anderson and Chapman had dropped
out Of sight until Chapman was ar
rested in Muncie.
Anderson, police records show, was
educated, master of several Ian
guages. His culture had been gain
ed through wide reading. Unlike
Chapman, he had no scruples against
using a gun, and was generally re-
garded by officers as being "quick
on the draw and a marksman Of
ability. 60 :, ~
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-02
ANDERSON WANTED FOR
MURDERS At MIyN(IE

Muncie, Ind, Nov. 2.-R -Georgc
believed to have met. death at Mus
kegon, Michigan, was wanted here in
connection with the murders Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Hance, who were slain
last August.
They were killed, presumably BE-
rause of Hance's testimony given Int
the trial Of Gerald Chapman, pal of
Anderson, on the charge of killing
q New, Britain, C onns policeman. The
Hancc home near Muncie was a rem
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''The Iron Horse" a virile
tribute to. the old west-Cap.
itol Theatre, fOurs days com.
1nencing tonight.
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For Zap coal, call 1O51W.
Frank Everts.
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devious for Chapman and his ASSOC

devious for Chapman and his ASSOC
ciatcs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hancc, riding in their
automobile, were pursued along a
country road near this city and both
were shot after fight at the road
side. Before his death Hance is said
to have implicated Anderson.
Charles Zone ARM Wolfe Of Muncic
was arrested several hours after the
shooting. The officers said he also
was named by Hancc. He was indic:
ed and his trial is set for Novcm-
Der 3.
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''The Iron Horse" Il virilc
tribute to the old west-Cap.
itol Theatre, f0urs days com.
mencing tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
British Delegates Bring
Flag; Have to Pay Duty
u. S. Customs Officials Collect $l2 for
Banner for AID Meet

city OF York. when tho American
advertising men went 10 London Tor
the convention OF last year.
IL remained for prosaic customs
officials 20 create what might be
described as an international Incl
dent IN ethics They demanded and
obtained the sum Of ti2 ~ duty
before permitting that large and
graceful British flag 20 be carried
further onto American soil. Pro.
tests BY American advertising men
herr were In vain. the customs
house kept the 81.
But the New York advertising
men did not stop there. They dug
straight down into their neither
pockets and demanded that tho Eel.
lows from London allow themselves
10 be reimbursed for the sum that
the customs service had taken away
from them.
Thus, finally AZ least part OF the
incident was quietly amoothed over
when emissarieH OF the New York
advertising club Hneaked tho ii2 20
wynn Williams. advertising man.
ager OF the London Times
And the bright people down a.
tho customs house haven't heard
The last OF A. when advertisers
shout they shout loudly and. Il IA
learned az tho New York club head.
quarters here. they expect 20 nd.
dreas their shouts 70 the highest
officials OF the customs service in
order that tho error may be Off.
cially acknowledged