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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-24
Ell asunto de la
"Cervina"
En- la Corte Federal.
Siete dias de plazo

Aver tarde Sc discuti6 en- la Corte
Federal la exception previa presentada
por ell Licdo. Cayetano Coll Cuchi
que representa- los intereses de los ia
bicantes de la "Cervina" sea la "Por
to Rico Brewing Co.. En- dicha excep-
cion Sc alega que los hechos formula
dos en- la denuncia del fiscal no consti-
tuyen delito violacion los estatutos
de los Estados Unidos.
FL Hon. Fiscal Martin, ell Licdo
Coll Cuchi estuvieron discutiendo ell
asunto, habiendose acordado finalmente
por la Corte que Sc le concediera a. abo-
gado de la defensa, un termino de siete
dias para la presentation de un alegato
escrito.
Este case promote ser interesantisi-
mo por concurrir EN- Ell diversas circuns-
tancias, ademAs de la competencia ju-
ridica de los que argumentaran en- pro
y ell contra. Este es un case sin prece-
dentes ell las Cortes de Puerto Rico
Ell abogado Coll y Cuchi tra'ara de yer
que Sc apliquen los principles soshenidos
por Ell eminente jurisconsu'to america
no Elihu Root, ex-secretario de Estado
dc los Estados Unidos
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DiStInguidOS ViaisIOS

Aver embarco para New York en- ell
vapor "San Juan" Ell muy distingui-
do caballero senior don Jose G. Herman
dez, ilustre Presidente del Tribunal Su-
premo, acompanado de su hija la en-
cantadora seforita Conchita Hernandez
Usera.
Los cultisimos viajeros, que son alta
mente estimados en- nuestros circulos
sociales, pasaran una corta temporada
en- New York, regresando luego San
Juan en- compafiia de la Sra. Usera de
Hernandez, quien Sc encuentra actual
mente en- los Estados Unidos.
Feliz viaje y grat.sima estancia les
deseamos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-24
Un ltOenel Canl1nO
GURABO

Elias lie ponen la armadura ferrea, por-
que de esas emociones suaves y puras
SAGA la fuerza varonil con que bataua
Sc comprende la obra de Gonzalez Gar
cia cuando Sc le We en- ell sagrado ia
miliar, coronado de rosas por su des-
cendencia, alentado por su compaflera
abnegada, una heroina, venerable y que
rido de cuantos le rodean. Los grandes
caracteres Sc temp!an asi, en- la bonan-
"a del ambiente intimo, para renir los
angustiosos combates de la escena pu-
blica.
Gurabo tiene personals de mucho va
Ter que lie hacen progresar pasos de
gigantic. En- ell comercio figuran don
Faustino G.. Ondina, excelente lucha-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-24

FL insigne escritor cuyo nombre sirve
de epigrafe estas Ineas ha manifes-
tado a los periodistas de habla espa-
nola residences en- Nueva York, donde
Sc cncuentra t9mporalmente, que no
es este su ultimo viaje America En-
breve regresara Espana, pero volve-
ra otra vez emprender Ia ruta de
Colon, vis.tara nuevamente los Es-
tados Unidos las republicas de Ia
America Latina, y tocara en- Puerto
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-24

LES cierto-inquirio nuestro Redac-
tor senior Romanacce-que usted es uno
lie los candidates para ell cargo dc Go
bernador de Puerto Rico?
-Todo 10 que Sc Olga acerca de mi
nombramiento-no contesto ell senor
O'Neill-para Gobernador de Puerto
Rico, seria por ahora, muy temprano
muy premature. En- la mente mia no
esta ell pensamiento de ser Gobernador
de Puerto Rico, sino la idea de ayudar
al pals, de salvar al pals de traba-
jar por ell pals.
-GCree usted-continGa nuestro Re
dactor-que ell Presidente de los Esta-
dos Unidos, con ell consentimiento una
mime de la Alta Camara, nombrara
un portorriquefo para desempenar la
gobernacion de la isla?
-Yo creo Acknowledgment el Sc
nor O'Neill, que el Presidente debe nom
brar y tiene que nombrar un porto
rriquefo.
-IEn todo case aceptaria usted ell
cargo 81 lie fuese ofrecido?
-Antes que NADIA debe decirle. que
en- ell pals hay muchos hombres, de gran
des merecimientos que podian desempe
mar antes que yo ell susodicho cargo.
Hay una legion de compatriotas, illus
tres, que podian administrar, capaz y
atinadamente nuestros asuntos.
Desde luego que yo aceptaria el car
go 81 me fuera afrecido por el Presi-
dente de los Estados Unidos; pero pue-
do afirmarle, que nunca he solicitado
nj pedido que mi nombre fuera endosa-
do para ell puesto de gobernador dc
Puerto Rico. Tampoco he trabajado mi
candidatura y no creo que 10 haga por
ahora. En- cuanto a 81 el Presidente
quiere designarme, aceptare ell honor,
aun cuando clio signifique mi ruina eco
monica.
Mi anhelante deseo eS yer Puerto
Rico completamente fehz Y en- ese or
den de ideas, desde ese punto de Wis
ia, me alegrare infinitamente Ell dia en-
que un portorriqueno ocupe la gober-
nacion de la. isla.
Yo aceptaria y apoyaria resueltamen
te cuaIquier portorriqueno para ocu-
par ese puesto, y ell primer mensaje de
felicitacion que el recibira al inaugurar
SUI gobierno, seria acknowledgements ell
que trazara la pluma de Gonzalo o.
Neill.
-isus amigos, senior o'Neill, no lie
persuaden a usted, para que luche su
candidatura?
-Seguramente. Tengo muchos Y bue
nos amigos que me aprecian y me dis
tinguen profundamente, tanto en- ell par
lido republican, como en- Ell democratic
Ellos saben que yo estoy hondamente
identifcado con los asuntos de Puerto
Rico que haria fsegin ellos'', ur
candidate ideal, para gobernador de es
ia isla?
-lPertenece usted algun partidC
politico de Puerto Rico?
-Yo nunca he militado en- ningur
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-24
No TGSpGtan nj al hijO eIpatriOta
UNA BICICLETA HURTADA AL
NINo JOSE DE DIEGO

Sc nos informa que de la residencia
de doia Georgina Blanes en- la parada
26 de Santurce, ha desaparecido una
bicicleta cast nueva pertenciente al
niho Jose de Diego, hijo del ilustre pro
Ger de la independence de Puerto Ri
CO. La detective y la policia de San
Juan y Santurce han iniciado una seria
investigation con objeto de arrestar al
autor o autores dc este hecho.
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lidad solo puede ser conocida por quien
sea experto en- ese arte.
En- su edici6n Gle aver lei Tempo
publica 10 siguiente en- su celebre sec
cion: ~
PLACIDO MARITIME NOT GUILTY
Placido NIartinez, o spaniard and re
Gently discharged bankrupt, wss tried
before a jury in the Federal Court yes
terday on a charge of bringing .nde-
cent postal cards in o the country. At
ter being out for s3ven hours al all
Porto Fican jury returned verdict of
mot guilty..
La traduccion es essa:
"Placiao Martinez. TN espanol re.
Glen emente absuel o p3r e,r ,ra com
pareci6 aver ante Ia Corte Federal, acu
sado de iltroduCir Ell e. pals tarjeta.
pos ales oDscenss
Despu@s de hsber astado delosrande
por espacio dc Size hoea5 UT JULIA
DO coITPUEsTo To0o D.9 PUERpc
'RRIQUE1: :CS, voivi6 cou un ,eroIic
to de NO CULPABLE.
Lamar Ia aieaci6n a4e~ca e. qu
ell Jurado cue d & vecoaicto de M
culpa5ie', en- una denuncia de "pos
tales obscenas''s es. pvccisamente 1UEF
ToRR1QUENo VI ponor de manifest,
esta circunssa1cia, es un acto cue nc
Sc concibe.
IEs que 81 Ell J'lrado NO HUBIERA
sIDo COMPUEsTo DE PoRToR-..
QUENOS SOLA1dENTE, hubiese side
otro ell veredicto?
IQu6 impresi6n.t podra hacer n e,
amino del honorable juez Federal, "A
circunstancia de one un diario del pals
Sc crea obligado lamar la atenci6n
EN- INCHES, acetca de la procedencia
nativa de- Jurado en- un case de posta-
les inmorales?
Pero Ges que puede admitirse .ue
los elementos que componen un jurado'
Sc puedan caliicar EN- SUS FUNCIO-
MES OFICIALES de puertorrique1o o
de americanos?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-24

partido de mi patria. Para ambos el re
publicano el unionista guardo pro
fundas simpatias, porque sc que les ami
ma un mismo proposito y les informa
IN identico fin la prosperidad y la fc-
licidad de Puerto Rico.
FL primer gobernador portorr'qucho
debe lamar a todos los iefes politicos
del pals, acercarlos, unirlos, solicitar
su concurso para ell bienestar el por
venir de Puerto Rico. Que Sc extingan
los odios injustifcados, que sc traba-
je, amorosamente, carihosamente
Los clementos politicos deben scr
atraidos; las rencillas eliminadas Y que
Sc inicie una labor de hondo afecto Y
de mutua, caballerosa propaganda en-
provecho y benefcio del pals portorri
queiio.
-GY que opina usted del porvenir
politico de Puerto Rico2
Los fines Y los ideales dc este pue
bio, Sc cristalizaran por medic dc Ia
paz Y de la ternura
FL pueblo americana, es muy noble
Y muy generoso, con un alto noble
sentido de 10 que es significa Ia pa.
labra LIBERTAD.
Acerca del porvenir politico dc Pucr.
Rico, hubo un hombre, un soberbio
,oeta, que 10 tTazo acknowledgements on
sstas estrofas:
"Tu no seras la nave prepotente.
Que armada en- guerra, al huracan re
(tando.
Jonquista al pueblo ind6mito valiento.
los hombres los pueblos dominando.
Pero seras Ia placida barquilla
Que al empuie dc brisa perfumada
Megue al remanso dc la blanca orilla =
Muy bien por el sefior o'Ncill Hay
N sus manifestations hondo PATRIOTS.
no y sincera franqueza. Es un hombre
lie corazon, de temple dc combate, y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-24

Rico, donde ell eminente literato ,tiene
fervientes admiradores.
Perez de Ayala es una de las figuras
de mas relieve de la Espana contempo-
ranea Su labor literaria ha sido fecun-
da, compleja, diversa, LENA de vibracio-
nes insensas de Vida y Arte. No ha
llegado a los cuarenta amos, su NOM
bre ha traspasado las fronteras ma
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-24
Un nueVo timo
en- San Juan
Hombres que sorprenden
la buena &c de los nincs

Los iimos 10 rsciento dcrcuhtlulrnto
habian tenido hasta ls ferha eiorta as
culpa. pcro 81 que vamoe a relaisr ah8
ia 81 e. verdad quo no 'lonr raeaaa
dc niugnna indole , ha praIarlla per
10 tan'o. "a indignation ecns E #
mo dc n roriiIa false rHao dnrfa
simulaba quo Is hshla r'haio pfn
alucinar Al probable compradar 81 poaer
vendersela en- tres caatra do'arrs
cuando rcalmcnte no vai.a NADIA ma uae
medic dollar tonia el aten1au'o ir lae
Ia vic'ima licvsba tanta capa c1Ha
el timador De oacio III 90 la fre
tas rovelaba cis.'o in9cni' s h.4i
dad adquirida. dosppt ar pfnae
fuerzos v simuiacioncs : e venna
que Gaia Oh jas rcsea de l1. aifa rf
porque iha aiontads p n cr
io ganar dinoro Por Is menas l.a
ban armas igualca rcro II tm.
Sc IA descuhierto en san rraa t
mamon'c no fiene coua va
Sc dice. "perd6n de- Dias
A las s.efe Dc Is nochc de Hs
el niho Hip6rto MARITIME De .rte fr
dc edad. salio dc = cs.s naHrra -
IA cauo dcl General Conffers ean "a
rccci6n IA Marina Levaha ans ha.ea
dc ropa para la 'avanler ~ US rsa
ccrca de las oGeiaaa del 'eltfana gu
calle dc "a Tanea se o. acrreo rs h4
brc dcsconocido. r diie
Meme quiorcs ganarfe dlez go
tavos en buscarmo un ta0l rn =
que tc voy q inaicar
Fl inoceute niho avldo de eansr
aquellas monodas quo mas 'ario padran
servirle para ir al cinoma'ografo
para comprar caranelos. ~ der.iI9
complacor a. desconocidn
Pero autes Dc irtc dtiamo s ittrf
para cuidaricla advrt6 q a. eaae
do.
Ad 10 hizo Hipollto y saii6. prsrurafo
v contonto. On busca Dc aquel haai anir
dc. quo - IL hicicra mas tarde
Una vez on el afio indieado por rl
fascineroso pudo yer con pena Qno
no habia tai banl nj nadie hahia olfa
habiar del asunto. Tras ga desiiur.en
vino IA terrible deception A. ~ eu
contrar al hombre para darie a 81
tieia. II dosconocido habia voiado so
habia llovado Ia batoa con toda D. q
pa, Hip6liio iioro Al darao cucnia
dc que habia sido euEahado. y az qre
su familia lc cstaba esporando.
La ropa hurtada porscnere 4 d F.
nora Herminia Daniola y ian -eaa GEL
individuo son las siguisntes tfigueho.
bajito. algo grucso. usa gorra y ehagne
IA blanca un POGO sucia. pantaion ama
rillo y no liova zapatos Tampoco fie
ne bigotos
La noticia de os.a nuevo sistema a.
dar timos en IA capital. fus comuEira
da al sargento Gutierrez. Dc u Poliaa
socrota dc san Juan. por - sehpr ua
nuol Martinez. a quion acompahaba
su hormanito Hip6ll'o.
Ia ola de indignation qus "a levan
tado 81 procedimlsnto del dczaimad9
que engah6 a Hipolito. I'm nih3 A. sic
te amos. acaso 30 deba. mas que al ~.
( Tor que pueda tener IA ropa. q maia
fo al POGO seutimicnto de hnmauidad.
quo acusa nm hccho como es'e. ano
propende 4 iniciar los uihos cu q dra
conhanza antes Dc tempo
iPobres nifos. prematufamcufe rir
Jos. porque Va han conocido e deiar
dc Ia vida
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Don Matias Gonzalez Garcia.
literato y sOciolOgo.

dor y hombre de negocios, que goza de
las simpatdas de todos los vecinos, que
le quieren en- 10 mucho que vale; don
Juan Rosa Diaz, caballero sin tacha v
hombre amable y generoso, por quien
no pasan los amos, aunque han puesto en-
su varonil cabeza hilos de plata, que
fueron tejidos por ell incesante rudo
batallar; don Celestino Morales, padre
de un insigne y malogrado violinista,
discipulo del gran Monasterio, que hu-
(continda en- Ia ga. pagina.l
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DENUNCIAs PREsEHThDAs FOR
LA oFrcTEA LOCAL DE
SANDAL

Nos informan de "a ohcina local de
sanidad que - han prcssniado ante
el Tribunal Municipal ocho deuunciaa.
por infracci6n a ias icYcs saniiarias
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-24
UNA RENUNCIA

Angel Arroyo Rivera ha renunciado
ell cargo de taquigrafo del Tribunal
Supreme, y 10 fue aceptada.
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Una actitud
inComprensible
VAYA UNA ERASE!

La secci6n inglesa de "El Tempo
ha hecho otra de sus muecas, cuya fna-
lidad solo puede ser conocida por quien
sea experto en- ese arte.
En- su edicion de aver lei Tempo
publica 10 siguiente en- su c6lebre sec
cion: ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-24

Muy bien por el senor o'NeilI. Hay
N sus manifestations hondo PATRIOTS
no y sincera franqueza. Es un hombro
lie corazon, dc temple y dc combate, y
lie talcnto Il, bien por ell
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-10-30
S1OWAWAY MADE FOUR
TRIPS ACROSS ATLANTIC
Mike GiThooIey, Sent Home Four
Times, Determined to Live
in America.

Mike Gilhooley. a fifteen-year-old
Belgian youth, has been deported for
the fourth time by American immigra-
determined to make his home in the
United States.
You'll see me again." shouted Mike
from the steamer rail In New York
harbor. "Pn be back soon, and I'll
keep right on coming back If have to
keep up this stowaway game for the
next ten years, because I'm going, to
be an American citizen"
The Belgian youth is an orphan. His
father. who was born In Ireland. died
before the war began, and his mother.
a Belgian, was killed during the Ger
man invasion
Mike tried to get into the war, but
was too young. After varied adven-
lures he attached himself to the Amer
lean army and made many friends.
Soon after the armistice was signed he
decided to come to America, and some
of his soldier friends helped him by
giving him a uniform and smuggling
him on board transport. Once on the
ocean Mike thought he was safe; but
he wasn't The immigration officers
found him. and he was sent back to
France
A few weeks later he arrived again
as a stowaway. Again Mike was sent
back. Then he arrived on board an
other transport This time he escaped
from the ship after immigration Off
Gals had ordered him held for depor-
tation- He lived with friends in New
York city for a month. then he was
found and sent to Ellis island
But Mike never reached his home
town in Belgium. Instead, he went to
Bordeaux and the doughboys again
took him In The soldiers were or
dered home and the Belgian lad at
tempted to embark on their transport,
only to be foiled at the gang plank. He
waited around the Kroonland. another I
transport and, when he saw no one
was looking, leaped aboard He was
found two days later hiding in the |
hold.
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JAR FOR COFFIN ASKED
Londoner's viii Also Urges That
Ashes Be Mixed With Cement

A strange provision for his inter
ment was made in his will by W. 81.
Syrett, Nightingale road. notice server
to the Hackney borough council. Eng
land. A codicil reads:
IF reasonable, desire my body Gre
mated and the resultant ashes placed
in large old jam jar which belonged
to my mother. that Portland cement
and sand mixed with water may be
poured therein until solid block of
concrete is formed, and such block bur
led in some place unlikely to be dis
turbed, or alternatively thrown into
deep sea water"
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WAS ABOUT TO SELL
Her HOME
Mrs. FOrsythe Was Almost a
Nervous and Physical Wreck
Until Restored by Tan,ac

Before / took Ts:lac not week
passed in the last ten years that /
wasn't confined to my bed part Of the
time," was the statement made by
Mrs E. R. Forsythe of 1876 West 46th
st., Los Angeles, Cal, to TanIac re-
preventative, recently.
"I'm well and happy woman now,
and Pm glad can give you this tes-
timonial for / believe Tanlac is the
most wonderful thing in the world
I've gained fourteen pounds and |
feel stronger than l have in ten
years." continued Mrs Forsythe.
81 had an acid stomach, and suffer
ed with sour gas at times so bad that
l thought | would suffocate Sick
headaches would come on me and
would have such awful fluttering
about my heart l would almost faint.
My nerves went to pieces, and l be-
came so terribly nervous that even
the ring of the door bell would upset
me. For the past five years / have
not been able to eat hardly anything
that would stay on my stomach, and
even milk and water at times would
upset my stomach, and cause me to
have to go to bed. lived on a strict
diet of rice and milk for over a year,
and at the same time tried all kinds
of treatments hut none gave me a
particle of relief, not even tempo
rary, and finally l was in such a bad
condition l had to stay in bed most
of the time. So my husband and l
decided to give up our home and sell
it, as l couldn't look after it. By this
time l was down to ninety-eight
pounds in weight and was almost a
complete nervous and physical W reck
II hated to give up my home and on
the advice of a friend who had used
Tanlac decided to try it first With
the first bottle / began to improve,
and | hadn't finished my second bot
tie before was feeling like a differ
emit woman, and my troubles of ten
years standing have entirely gone. l
never have a sick headache or spell
with my stomach. My appetite has
come back and Pm gaining in weight
and strength every day. Nothing ever
my nerves now for they were
never better, and l can sleep fine all
night long All my neighbors are re-
joicing with me over my recovery, and
feel that it's my duty to give pub
lie statement and tell of the wonder
full good Tanlac has done me. No, we
iidn't sell our house because we found
his medicine in time"
Tanlac is sold in Emmett by b. T.
Davis, in Montour by E Vadney, in
Ola by F. W. Wharton, and in Montour
oy Montour Nero. Co.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-10-30
Eve of the s,arfsh.

At the end OF each arm In the star
fish there is little red eve. II does
not form an image. but has consider
able sensitiveness in distinguishing diff
ferent degrees of light. enabling the
fish TO become aware Of distant illumi-
nation that differs from the surround
ing area
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-10-30
SAVED CHILD FROM DEATH
TeIeorapher Leaped on Engine PHO
and Pulled Girl From Track

Clinging to the pilot of passenger
train engine, Frank ]. Long, tele-
graph operator of Maiden, Ind, reach
ed forward and pulled four-year-oio
child to safety from the track as the
train sped down upon her.
Long saw the little girl playing with
cinders in the middle Of the track as
the train whistled into his station.
There was scant time to act, and as
the train passed. Long leaped upon the
pilot of the engine, held on with his
left hand, while he reached out with
his right and saved the child
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-10-30
Amy Buy, 10000 Yards Of Ribbon.

An order by the government tor &c.,
600 yards of ribbon for military deco
rations Is one Of the factors that has
led trade to expect an active ribbon
season. according 10 IL annual report
q IL Silk Associates II America
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-10-30
First aFlyles. Town"

Health authorities of Saranac Lake.
n. T., say this probably is the first
fiyless town. Health Officer Trembiey
reports, despite unusually hot weather
in June and July, that there are hard
ly any more flies here than most places
in January. 1t cost $1,000, and was
accomplished by requiring manure to
be screened and frequently removed
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-10-30
supply Was One Short

The twins, Harry and Henry, have
always had toys exactly alike. The
other morning as father came hurry
ing downstairs he met Harry. saying
-Oh. come upstairs and see your new
brother As Harry was looking at
his new brother. Henry came in. cry
ing Daddy, where is Ny new broth
err
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-10-30

Lightning and forgers-that Is. sea-
soned forgers-seldom strike In the
same place twice But Aaron wasn't
seasoned forger, so he and his
friends are guests of the police.
Aaron S. Masheik is II years old He
lived at the Chalfonte hotel. Chicago.
He is the son of furrier. He was
arrested Sept. 6 on charge of pass
ing bad checks on several banks. He
was admitted to $1,000 bail in the
boys court His friends paid David
D. Cohen 500 to "go his bonds"
Now, Aaron thought is was up to
him to repay that 800 to his friends.
So he passed a check on the Greene
baum Sons bank for $500. Then he
made his mistake he went back and
tried to cash q check for $3.50.
Detectives Mcfarland and Cartan
heard what he had to say. Then they
arrested the following:
John L. Hinckley, former moving
picture actor, former instructor In the
Royal Flying corps, who was stationed
at Benbrookfield, Texas, and who was
injured In a fall of ], 400 feet some
time ago; now known as "curbstcne
auto broker"
His wife, Caroline, who, previous to
her divorce two years ago, was Mrs c.
C. Taylor Of Dixon, Ill.
David Fl. Tagney. Chalfonte hotel.
son Of D. H. Tagney Of Jersey City
Heights, N. ]. He was also an in
structor In the Royal Flying corps.
and is Chicago manager for an East
ern millinery firp with offices in the
Republic building. His father is a
Democratic politician, and member
of the Wall street brokerage firm OF
Tagney & Isley.
Accuses Woman.
You see, 1 got out Friday" said
Masheik. Saturday night l went mp
to the Hinckley fiat to get $50 had
let Hinckley take. Tagney was there.
/ got talking to Mrs. Hinckley. She
was private secretary to G. ID.
Mazaar, Wholesale confectioner. and
she had q lot Of cancelled checks She
said she'd made out Mazasr's income
tax schedule, and didn't believe he'd
make trouble for her.
"She proposed that we go into part
She was to fur
nish the names, and was to forge
them and cash the checks. She gave
me the names of Mazaar. A. R. John
son of the Jefferson Electric COM
pany; L. L. Cook Of the American
company, and others
cashed the $500 check to which 1 had
forged Mazaar's signature. And then
| went back to the same bank.
was out Of luck.
"Hinckley knew about the arrange
ment made with his wife, but Tag
ney had nothing to do with 1t.
THAT little fraud" said Mrs Hinck-
ley, when the police repeated to her
the story Masheik had told them
He lied to you
The police questioned Tagney.
Il was playing the victroia at the
lime" he said, 'bat remember hear
ny the conversation. Yes, 1 don't
ike to say 20, but / did hear Mrs
Hinckley say she would go partners
With Masheik."
So they held Tagney as a witness
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BuIIet Wounds Nan Nine Time.

A bullet fired from a rifle aimed at a
crow by w. w. Dashiell. wealthy res
ident at Greenwich. Conn. hit stone
wall half mile away and rebounding
struck Michael Fagparo, who was
standing near by. infiicting nine
wounds IN his abdomen.
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