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New Britain herald., 1925-04-17
MISSING WARSHIPS
 NEVER LOCATED
Attempt to Solve Naval MyS-
 terieS All in Vain

Washington, Aprl, 17-More than l,oo0 American naval men have gone down to watory graves in q ,corc of vessels that have disappear nd from the farc of the earth, with out a trace. From tho brig Roprisal, 'ost in Scptombcr 1717, 10 the tug 'unretoga. that disappeared in the Pacific in 1921, there is a chapter of ,lval ht.tory on which the navy de- .artmcnt is able to throy but little jGht
 Outstanding among the unac- counted for craft in modern days is 'lo naval collier Cyclops, concern- trg which there is maze of fanci- suI thoorv, but no official fact.
 During a wiIo stretch of years, rom thc Civil War period 10 nearly rnc World War era, naval annals are devoid of entries concerning lost ships Three have vanished from the seas since tho beginning of the pres ont century. however, in spite of the much yauutcd safety 10 he found in modern apparatus Of communica- ton. Many of the lost ships were last heard of in the vicinity of the West Indies.
 The department has listed these vessels as missing, without a trace and abandoned hope for their rH- covery:
 Roprisal. lost September, 1777; General Gates, Iii: Saratoga, 17S1; 1nsnrgent. 1900; Pickering, 1Soo' Hamilton. 1S13; Wasp III, 1S1@ Epervicr, 1915; Lynx, 1921; Wild eat. 1929; Hornet, 1929; Sylph II 1SSo; Sea Gull. 1899; Grampus, IS 48: Jefferson, 1850; Albany I, with gt0 men, 1854; Levant II, with 21' men. 1860: tug Nina, sailed from Norfolk and never heard from, 1910: collier Cyclops, with 293 person" comprising 15 officers, 221 men an' 5T passengers, sailed March 4, 1912 from Barbadocs. West Indies; an, trg Conestoga, with four officers ar = men. from Mare Island, Cal, r. Pearl Harbor. Hawaii, 1921.
 Naval vessels have searched f so.s for tidings Of these missi" craft but their fate remains mystery. Naval officers consider tn ease of the Cyclops unusually pnz z'ing. for she was equipped with ra dio and apparently encountered nc storms. her captain last reported al. well and fairweather. She was 5+- rcot long. 65 feet beam, and o' ,q ooo tons. Theories exist that the rvc,ons was improperly loaded and .plit in two; that her machinery "aS ii-abIed and her radio put out ol commission and that she was scut- rod and that an enemy submarine
 -.roycd her, but official informa'
 T regarding her is wholly lack-
New Britain herald., 1925-04-17
Stomach, Liver and Intes- tinal Trouble Corrected in Less Than Two Months. Remarkable Recovery In Such a Short Space
 Of Time TO THE PTTPTJC.

For many years l suffered severe pains after eating. 1 would get severe burning spells and belch up a lot of gas. In fact everything that I would eat would ferment and 'lrn and bubble up in my ,tomach. 1 was advised to ave my appendix removed by 'ne doctor and another doctor wanted to operate on my liver. l was advised to take a course of treatments at the Victor Health Office, and l am ccr- tainly glad that I did. In less than two months all my trou- bIc disappeared, and I still Lave my appendix and liver. Thanks to the Victor Health Office.
 Gratefully Yours,
 P. J. Dunn,
 354 Plainfield St,
 Springfield, Mass.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-17

personal victory for Representative Pape inasmuoh as he left no stone unturned to secure the appropria- ton for his constituents in Newing- ton, who in turn, have been trying for two and one half years to get the state to share its portion Of the cX- pense involved.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-17
GIRLS DISLIKE COLLEGE

Wreyham, Wales, April IT. - Welsh girls are not keen on gra'lu- aHng at college after leaving high school. The retiring hoad of tho Wrexham County school Miss Jones. said of 2.o2o girls who had passed through the school since it's establishment only II, or two per cent, had used tho grants which they secured 10 graduate from a university.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-17
Received Much Relief Aft CT Many Years of Suf- fering From Rheuma- tiSm.
Had Come To Victor Health Office As a Last Resort After Many
 DiSappOintments
TO THE PUBLIC:

A V q hA4@ T N lCA@ADs
 l have had rheumatism in my knees and ankles and in fact every joint of my body. For years I could hardly walk was very restless. and could not sleep. l tried doctors, patent medicines, chiroprac- tors, all of no avail. I called at the Victor Health Office, g. Washington St., Hartford Conn.,, and received a thor. ough examination and X-Ray taken. They then informed me that they could help me. l at once started my treatments and after a few treatments l felt much better than what l have for years. I get around to do my work, walk much better and sleep better. Imust also say that the treatments are painless and very easy to take. Will be glad to speak to those who suffer with rheu- matism or any kindred dis eases. Thanks to the Victor Health Office for so much re- lief.
 Very Truly Yours.
 Mrs. J N. 0rleanda,
 20 Hope Street,
 Willimantic, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-17
Sciatica Rheumatism and High Blood Pressure Banished in a Remark ably Short Time. Cannot Praise the Treat ments of the Victor
 Health Office
 Enough
DEAR DOCTOR

DEAR DOCIOR:
 1 suffered from sciatica IoI a long while, and in fact l had given up hope of ever getting any relief. The pains in my back, shoulders and head were simply fierce. The fullness in my head and dizziness were very severe. One day l WI advised to call at the Victo Health Office. 1 did and l wa 'ertainly surprised at the kin, md courteous treatment thai received. The examination hat I received impressed me and 1 started to take treat mcnt at once. Now in two months 1 am entirely well, l would advise any sufferer as 1 formerly was 10 call at the Victor Health Office and I tell you that they will help you, you can depend on it that they will. l would be pleased to answer letters or talk to any body personally that will call to see me. Thanking you for inc wonderful relief without ever taking a drop of medi- cine. l am yours for Health.
 Mrs. M. E. Minott,
 81 Cambridge St..
 Springfield, Mass.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-29
Bayamon esta bien admininistrado

lies de Bayam6n y Cataiio.
FL Sr. Julian Flores present6 IN
prOyecto de- Srdenanza y fue apro-
bado por uhanimdad, para que in
mediatamente que G. Departamento
de Sandal apruebe los pianos para
Ia CONSTRUCTION de I'M nuevo mata-
dero, Sc proceda a la celebration
de Ia subasta de dicha ebra.
FL Sr. Acevedo solicita mas
alnmbrado para Catano.
Ell Director Eseolar envia una
COMMUNICATION a la Asamblea, So
hcitando una asignacion de por 10
msnos SO 900 90 para eQuipo cs-
collar Paso a estudio dc Ia Comb
sion de Hacienda. Esperamos que
el Sr. Miranda, Presidente de la
comision de Hacienda, que tan ha-
bilmerte ~resuefve todos los probie-
mas. hara TODD 10 que pueda para
Ia resoluci6n de este, que es de
vital importancia.
Sc lee n communication del Sc
cfetario Municipal, Sr. Jose D.
Miranda, Jr., informando sobre
ciertas sabastas celehradas cl dia
IS de julio.
81 sr. Felix Torres solicita de
Ia Asamblea lie sea construIao IN
muro de contenci6n frente a su
casa, pues SUI balloon Sc ha debili-
tado grandemente con motive de la
reparaei6n Y ampliacion hecha re-
cseatemente por Ell Municipio EN- La
Gale sFranciseo Ferrer y Guar
dial. Pas6 a la Comisi6n de obras
Plblicas.
Tenderness q los habitantes de
Bayam6n al corriente do los snce-
sos ADMINISTRATORS, por medic del
rotativo de mayer circalsci6n en-
esta eiudad, Ell MUEDO.
DEFECTIVE
Bayamon, r. r., julio "a, 1895.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-29
PARA LA CLASH
TRARAIAnQRA

Los mejores trabajadoras cejan
de ser eficientes cuando I'll kigado
comienza a func.onar mia. Sc STEM
ten languidecer. estan medic tn
fermos, tristes . Sin ammo para
NADIA creyendo que Sc vuelven Pc
rezosos. Descuidar esos sintomas
puede traer como resultado una
e~nfermedad, siendo por tanto inn
portante en- este case tomar una
o dos dosis de Herbine. Esto es Srs-
tamente 10 que Sc n~ecesita para E&
piar el sistema de impurezas
restaurar ell vigor y la energfa de
Ia salud. De venta en- las farmacias
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-29

He asistido a distintas sesiones
de las que celebra la Asamblea Mu-
nicipal de Bayamon y he podido
darme exacta euenta de la inteli-
gencia de los caballeros que COM
ponen esta. La Administration
actual esta compuesta de nueve
asambleistas. Ell sefior T, A. Igle-
slas, Presidents; Genaro Rodriguez,
vfce-Presidente, Francisco Miriam
da. Presidente de la Comision de
Hacienda; Julian Flores, Antonio
AceYedo, Luis Lopez Muniz, Nata-.
lilo Rodriguez, E. B. Lesesne v
Bartolom6 Martinez.
Esta Administrator ha heeho,
segun he podido yer, mas Due TO-
das las Administrations anterio-
res juntas. Cuando estos senores Sc
reunen nunca Sc presenta I'M pro-
yecto nj Sc discute NADIA que no va
va a resolver algun asunto de i'm
portancia para la c~omunidad; en-
dias pasados pude notar la disca-
sion para proveer a Bayam6n de IN
Campo Atletico. Aqui Sc divldio
la opinion de la Asamblea, lIeyan-
do la voz cantante Ge la oposicion
$3.50 we AN
ell ST.. Geparo Rodriguez, veterano
de las asambleas pasadas, creimos
que ell proyecto fr~acasaria, fero
cuando notamos que Ell lider de Ia
Asamblea, Sr. Francisco Miranda,
Sc levant6 a defender ell proyecto
por ser sn autor, nos Ienanlos de
satisfaction, todos los concurrentes,
pues en- todaselas sesiones FL publ
co ag1arda la palabra de este Assam
blefsta; por reconocef en- 81 url YER
dadero ~financiero, hombre inteligezi-
te Y que siempre tiene su latigo
preparado, 10 misrno para CORE
hgionarios que para u adyersarfos
p~oIiticos. E1as tarde terci6 en- 81
asunto ell inteligente Acevedo,
otro hombre de negecios y alto en-
pleado de ana de las companias de
vapores. Tambien pudimos notar
que Ell sr. Natalie Rodriguez, que
con su elocuencia, arrastraba La re-
presentation socialista, la que vino
a sumarse en- defensa del proyecto
Miranda.
81 proyecto sali6 triunfante por
8 votos contra uno.
FL dia 81 tanbien celebr6 session
la Asamblea y pudimos notar que
Sc discutian grandes proyectos, uno
era del sefor Natalie Rodriguez,
para que Ell Manicipio interviniera
en- Ell pleitos de "Maturi, ell senior
Miranda 81 lie puso a sd lado y 81
proyecto pas6, nombrandose una
comisi6n para que 10 estudiara.
Tambi6n oimos la discussion de
una moci6n del ST.. Miranda, ten
dentesa trasladar ell crematorio de
basuras para los manglares de Ca
tano, 10 cual fue acceptable en- prin.
cipio, y Sc aeordara defnitivamen.
tie en- la pr5xma resni6n adoptaii-
40 una Resolution Lsspues de OBJ.
tener ciertos datOs del Department
to del Interior. Esto benehciara
grandemente a las classes trabajado-
ras spues es Ell proyecto del autor
de la moci6n, que despues de disc,
cados los terrenos, sean donados a
familias poAres para que fabriquen
sus hogares.
LIE fu6 cedido en- calidad de
arrendamiento un solar al senior
Juan Espinosa y otro al sr. Juan
Mateo, en- urios terrenos que posee
Ell Municipfo cohndantes con el
"Pueblto Nuevo'
oimOs una moci6n del ST. Ace
vedo para que Embellishments Sc
procsda a la reparacion de las ca
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-29
Civil No. 1899.
Sobre: EXECUTIVE
HIPoRECARIo.
Ell PUEBLO DE
PUERTO RICO:

PUERTO RICO:
70, Eduardo Urrutias Marshal de
La Corte de Distrito del segando
Distrito Judicial de San Juan, 7
R., al plblico hago saber:
Que en- eumplimiento de n o..
den dictada por Ell Hon. Juez de
esta Corte de Distrito en- Ell case
arriba titulado en- fecha IL de jn-
Ito de 1926, proceder6 a vender en-
pdblica subasta, al mejor poster,
para satisfacerle al demandante Pc
dro Diaz oorrea, la cantidad de
S253. 95 de principal del credito hi
~potecario que Sc ~ejecuta, SHIT de
interese5 vencidos desde Ell s &c
noVicmbre de 1924 hasta ell 3 de
JUNO de 1926, con mas los nuevos
i~Rtereses d~eyengados v que Sc de-
venguen desde esta Ultima fecha
hasta su total pago al uno por Glen
to mensual, o mas $500 para
costas, gastos y honorarios de abo-
gado iyrogados y que Sc lie irro-
guen al demandante en- esta ac-
ci6n, la siguiente fnca:
"Solar en- la Gale de Ia Palma
marcado con ell n1mero cieato Gin
cuenta y siete del plano de urba-
zaci6n de la inca "Bucn Conse-
jo'', en- ell barrie de Monacillos del
termino municipal de Rio Piedras,
que mide diez metros de frente por
veinte de fondo, o sea 0~nsciensos
metros cuadrados con una forma
rectangular. Colinda por ell Norte
con los solares n1meros ochenta y
7uatro y ochenta y .cinco que com
pra a plazos don Pablo Roman Ca
ballero Y don Jaime Pujols, por
ell Sur, con ell solar nuElero cin-
cdenta Y ocho de la 1ncss "Buen
Consejo''; por Ell Este. con ell So
lar numero Glen de dicha flca y
por ell Oeste con Ia Gale Palma
que es su frente. Enclava sobre di-
cho solar una asa terrera. de ma
Ederas extranjeras, techada de ENC,
de veinte pies de largo FOR Gator
ce pies de ancho con su baicon con
cinco pies de ancho mas un colga-
dizo de ocho pies''.
Sc encuentra inscrita Ell Ell Re-
gistro de la Propiedad de este Dis
trio, al folio 2I8 del tomo AZ de
Rio Piedras, fnca ndmero 1890, ms
cripci6n s6ptima.
La subasta tendra lugar ell dla
7 do agosto de 1925, a las $50 P,
M. en- la oflcina del Marshal que
suscribe en- ell local que ocupa en-
esta Corte de Distrito de San
Juan, en- la Plazuela de Ponce lie
Leon de esta ciudad, haci6rdosc
eonstar que ell hcitador Que obtuvte
re la buena pro debera cJufignar
Ell importe de su oferta en- Ell acto
de la subasta On moneda legal dc
los Estados Unidos de America
Y para la concurrencia de :ieita-
dores libro ell presente en- San Juan
de Puerto Rico, hoy dia is de ju-
lo de 1926.
Eduardo URRUTIA,
Marshal Corte edo. Distrito, San
Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-29
PARA SAN JUAN

En- La manana de aver saho pa
ra la ciudad, ell prestfgioso caba-
Hero ingeniero civil y mecamico don
Justo Gonzalez Yubero, en- asun-
tos de su profession Y tambien en-
compras para su establecimiento que
tiene situado en- la Gale Muhoz Ri
vera habiendo ~regresado por La
tarde para esta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-29
PoLIcIA ENFERMo

Lo estuvo una semana ell active
policia Alexandra Bermudez. Hoy
ha entrado de nuevo a prestar ser
vicio
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-29
NoTAs De MAUNABo
PR1MoeENrro

EstS de psacemes Ell hogan de
los esposos Icons arrasquillo, con
la fHegada de uh primog6nito que
respondera al nombre de Ramon.
Fehcitamos a los distinguidos es-
pesos y al baby muchos amos de
vida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-29

Desde aver Sc e~ncuentra enferma
en- su residencia de la Gale Con
cepci6n, la sefora Amparo Modes
to de Cora, amantisima espoSs Gle
nuestro amigo don Pablo Cora. LIE
asiste Ell reputadfsimo galeno DR..
Fernando H. Janer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
MIMIC SUN is
DOCTOR AID
Artificial Light Makes EN-
Happy in London HoSplce

LONDON Jan nc p1sr7 mad.
Go order a.. Son rau and EVERY
IVAN hs own rast msy become r1ru
ur 1dyrrI ms Ioraps Tor pbyrrauv
during The next few years II the ne.
eiirntal discovery of London doctor
San he c1mmrFyllIEd
Artificial sunlight treatment -ths
official medical n1ms OF which p
ht'iolHeuHyuttes ia has been asorr-
u.u.I mF rHe peculiar effect Boa
some ysHer ~ bringing patients into
such state ~ ecstasy that they cHn.
NOT refrain from breaking into sons
Even Tho the dense % London logs
81 .up.u sHr e.iy outside as coon
ns fn doctor has switched on the
ruuNstl current" one has the feel
ing of lying under sunny trees ON
wam spring dNa. ~ bathing n cool
streams bon midsummer. OF sitting by
Ia cusy firr when the thcrmomrtyr
stands below zero. cite
II has not SET been discovered.
however whether or not the poet
making machine can give Thirsty
American the sensation once furnish
al hy ihr sight q a brass rail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
Status Held Best
Since 1919 in America
Roger Babson Sees General Improvement in
Major Crops Turnout Past Year

BABsON PARK. Mass. jamie
what was the most significant de-
yelopmont Of 1894 20 far us bust.
noss IL concornedy The question,
pu, today 70 Roger w Babson. the
s,atistlcian, brought an immediate
answer outlining the recovery Of
the farmer and the effect this re.
covcry may have on business dur.
ing 1895.
The year 1894 marked decided
change In the position Of the Amer.
icun farmer" says Bahsou. "As
VIC enter 1895, he Is better OFF than
he has been nj any time since 1919.
Two main factors have contributed
to this Improvement: first and fore.
most has been tho rapid and sub
stantinl recovery IN the price that
he receives for his products and
second. the trend OF those non.aEri.
cultural commodities which nc buys
has been downward
The years corn crop totalcd q.
400. 900. 600 bushels decided dc.
crease from the 1928 crop. and Il
is also substantially under the aver.
age output. However. the tremen.
dous jump in prices which amount
Cd to over GO per cent from tina
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
MAY BRING SUIT
TO AID COLVIN
possibIe Case to Test Ap-
ooinlmest'S Legality

rsairmsn wraw oan.- e the
~, saar gmm mag
r seq o. 100 ugr
demonstrate rn F -tr ~
NC GOWNS appointment Hc
,,s,v rbl action De- egn.
l,,a5e n support OF
~, n, ION IAN wy efforts Of
49,, ai,crns,s Eo aHpEll moan "a
.,.s,ep ga che basis OF DaN'n.s
sgiment hst month
..,,is eas appointed with fns ar
-, n Nst,oIm pgasls rsrts
49, ~, I'D uryema.g uuaE.aa.
,s,j,1 lu1k vf.eyi JaHuaEE D
- conmzzg.ng- HgyFe cyu.
80 OWNS appointment there
sef
an Tits ran, despite irsal
~, nom uausgz white rFus
thst Commits aaa frank
~ and uumbgr ~ attorneys
..,t,, Colvlns righi lo u,t a.
- attorney Paul fought Col
~ impeachment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16

pvmHlru arc nHsy organising q.
wu.tal sruuH u ruB On.
THfe
THu .lHn. HHa. wm sH
rrHsa-a te uElnH 10 rH
ii.H u. NurHTr.r d. Nur
Hdr o. waHE almost o.
,iu m fsglr TH uus, ruwrr
egpFgrf tHr roadway HuuI
d. constructed I1r warehouse
hotels umsrE factories. tuus
ugrlatiuu stations EtfJf of
such HuIsr o. uHyuur BE-
would practically make SAN
FrsuCeEa aut Oakland one ems
and would ENF trs prulug.H-
srgauua us thr state mmeIal.
connection with Jue yJg cost
would tg u thr many many
millions % would take years tu
build trf MuIsauit aFs DC b.
uet tg8 l4 for thr Hg future
Boz FEat tgg tbr West
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
THREE GENERATIONS 0E WOMEN

Since the humble origin Of LYDIA
L. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
in 1851. made on kitchen stove.
three generations OF women have
used this old.fashioned root and
herb remedy for their ailments with
wonderful success. Very often we
hear Of families where the grand.
mother, mother ana daughter tcs
tify to It's virtue. This accounts for
the astounding growth and demand
for this dependable medicine from
all over the Cni,ed States and from
many foreign countries as we'll
Advertisements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
San Francisco Dreams
of Bridges Oper Bay

CAN FRANCISCO Jan Ea-
- Apparently ne people
HrHsnJ san .arau ar -gI
ra v-n Urv trgs
ul FHta.n 0ra HEr lu
traEns ur uH rHyr r,sn
breushf tu Eae naHiig au,u
fHu Unr having f#n Improved
ty tho q q wrr Uerartm
Wh1 .nr riagrrrs looked
sIout tur "a -.tr fur fHer West
can g,U They Ola uai owen CON
sister Ihg luIsrit peninsula
LuL those mon aau .4n4a Ms=g
tU ser their eafJ thru tHe bust
ness 81 aaugy Halle saloons
Tal'arH ryudyEyuu1 Thought BE-
BEST tu l0yate when. they'd le
independent Ug other u0ueuC,s
Thus tHry settled gu thr feu.u
rE Aud fhus H gae.g.,us
tym sIcN tiucd OF 80 nag
.N. h'.H. .ANNN NtH. "". "Af ..H AHNH
uay. ,,l sr.w around them
Row as them Iby sitEs ,us
tomers srg gvttius ugrd oi fsr
ryiuE Instead W moving into
tho eats. however as their
earlier brother dfI ibry want 10
build hFtjsrs
FIRST There d The pr5p1 90
bnIg aeross tbg Co,Irn Gate
~ u1uU LINK tbe aorfb,rn pau
uf.trr sf Ir dir-g5iy Io thg ,ity
1pd Be voud grsu Marin esup-
N "a convenient aud arii-
alFe residential community
More than a mla Iona ifa wsiu
span win o, JU1t fL an ma
pUegoItnttd IuEta Cost ug Tie
urilsC b estimated 10 $4,000
600. six yran would br rcquir
cI Go complete it. Tho war de-
pertinent has approved b. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
Brick Men Hold
Convention Here

pk manufacturers u+ s.aF
trr fom zoo over th. NHth-
-r, % raH their Banuai rsar
.,n cnytau0a be- tha Chamber
y tpmmfrcs NOM FRIDAY and Sat
sslss afternoon
seeker nom she University ~
Washington arc % speak uD general
IA ,eehnkal SUBJECTS,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
rms Is rmE BEES -.

MANCHESTER England Ia
Grace, bua.hula dancer didn't give
Che bees knees q chance % rest on
her burnt cork skin when n swarm
or them emerged from hive .u "a
corner % on old theatcr here The
bees stopped the show, driving Miss
Grace ana other performers into
the street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16

low Of this year more than oftse;s
the decline in production, and as a
result. This years crop is estimated
10 be worth $ per cent more than
last year
the wheat crop was not only
substantially greater in volume than
tho 1898 crop. hu, the price that
the farmer received was ~ per cent
higher Hence. Il is estimated that
this years wheat crop IS worth 81
per cent more than last year
Tho oat farmer was benefited al.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
FOR LABOR LAW
Loyal Legion Endorses Child
Labor Amendment

Representative 81 tHr LpEE ie
sion OF IosFrrr and Lumbarmrn
went 1u record at meeting in The
t9umsn building Thurrd1y night
lugnfIue the child lah1r amend
meut 60 the federal constitution
Notice 81 Their Involvement Was
sent 90 olympia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
MEN DRESS IN BLUE

LoNDON.-London designers OF
mems copied turnout the
civilized world--have pronounced
blue as the prevailing color OF
mems clothes. They predict world
Of blue men by next summer-blue
suits, blue scarfs. blue shirts. blue
hose and blue shoes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16

Here ia watch that
IL meeting every re-
quirement Of the par
tirular man. Il Jew
sis. z0.year case.
white or green gold
filled. plain or en-
Efavsd This watch ia
adjusted 10 three
positions and is abso-
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give perfect sutisfac-
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places this wonderful
watch In your pos.
session
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16

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so TO a great extent, the value OF
his crop being estimated at 50 per
cent more than last year.
Prices OF cotton 10 the farmer
as compared TO last year have
dropped abou; 80 per cent"