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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-25

Gerry In order to help clear up a mass
OF business left undisposed OF at the
time OF his resignation.
Joseph Merritt Lane has been known
as Merritt Lane at the New Jersey bar
for the last ten years. He was admitted
to the bar eighteen years ago, and his
rise In his profession was rapid from the
start. During his professional life This
name has been associated with scores OF
noted cases Much of his reputation
rests on his handling of the interests
of the policy holders OF the Prudential
Insurance Company at The time when
the company was reorganized from a
stock company into mutual association.
He acted then as special counsel with
John W. Griggs. formerly United States
Attorney-General.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-25
THREE ARE KILLED
IN MOTOR ACCIDENTS
Two Children Lose Their Lives
in Brooklyn and Man in
Jersey City.
SEVEN HURT IN CRASH
Driver Of Touring Car Ar
rested on Charge Of Felon-
iOus Assault.

Seven persons were injured when an
automobile crashed into the tender to
FIRE engine 27S at Fourth avenue and
Fiftieth street, Brooklyn, last night
Kuntz Strand of SSs Clinton street,
Brooklyn. an electrical engineer, was
driving the touring car.
Witnesses told the police that they
signalled him to stop when they saw a
collision was imminent, but that he did
not slacken his speed He was arrested
by Patrolman Nelson of the Fourth ave-
nue. station on a charge of felonious as
sault. Ambulances were called from the
Norwegian. Methodist Episcopal and
Coney Island hospitals to care for the
injured. So great a crowd collected that
1t became necessary to call the reserves
from the Fourth avenue station.
The FIRE engine tender was operated by
William G. Krohn of AIS Eleventh ave-
nue., Brooklyn. and was responding to an
inconsequential alarm at 5414 Second
avenue. Strands car was running south
on Fourth avenue and the engine tender
was speeding west on Fiftieth. Atreet.
When the automobile struck II both
vehicles careened to the sidewalk In front
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-25
PAN-AMERICAN ADJ
BUREAU is CREATED
Associated Advertising Clubs
of World Adopt Scheme
Of Operation.
WILL HAVE CENSORSHIP
James l. Clarke of New York
Urges Corporation Publicity
That Helps Public.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 24.--Pan-Amer-
icarism occupied n prominent part at
days session OF the Associated Ad-
vertising Clubs of the World in con-
vention here.
Final arrangements for the organiza-
ton of Pan-American division of the
organization were completed. Although
the division cannot be actually incorp-
GRATED before the convention in Indi-
annapolis next year a resolution was
adopted providing for the appointment
Of a committee to transact all Pan
American business during 1.-THE ensuing
year.
Creation of the division was hailed as
beginning of a world wide doctrine of
honesty and truth in all business trans
actions. One of the first steps will be
the establishment of a censorship of
all advertising matter exchanged be-
tween the two Americas
President Menocal of Cuba in a mes
sage to the convention invited the mer-
chants of the United States to visit
Cuba. He 1eclared the Cuban people
were anxious to increase business with
our good friends in the United States"
and that although Cuba was now one
Of the best customers of the United
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-25
Medical Arrest starts Riot.

Special Despatch to The Sun.
NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. ga riot &C.
Cured hero to-day when State Health
Board officers arrested Hal A. Curtis,
proprietor of an itinerant medicine show,
on a charge OF practising medicine with
out a license. A crowd was on the show
grounds and several persons who
claimed to have been benefited by Cur
tbs tried to rescue him. Curtis was held
under bond
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-25
TO FLY AROUND WORLD SOON.
S1,OOO,OOO the Prize and Plans
Are Made, 1t Is Said.

A race in the air around the world
was announced yesterday as likely to
take place In the near future. 1t is
stated that plans for the race have been
completed and that the prizes to be
offered amount to 100000. Just who
is pyoviding this money Is not stated.
A special commission has been appointed
to start next month on tour around
the world to arrange for routes. landing
places, referees and organizing commit
tees in every country through which the
aerial Derby will pass. according to the
announcement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-25
LOYALTY COSTS HIM $25.
Scot Hits Man for Singing Anti
British Song.

TITS queer town II men can sing
songs against England in the public
Streets" commented Joseph Morrison, a
Scotch engineer on the British steamship
Norman Monarch, as he walked out Of
the Jefferson Market Court yesterday
efter Magistrate rockingham had fined
him s25 for disorderly conduct
According to the testimony, Morrison
net Joseph Kane, longshoreman of 40S
East Sixty first street. Tuesday night "
Fourteenth street and Tenth avenue
Kane was carolling THE Wearing of TIT
Green"
That's not the song to be singing In
this country" said Morrison.
TITS a free country and I'll sing what
] like" answered Kane.
Morrison then lost control of his fists
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-25
NEW RENT STRIKE THREATENS
Hundred Long Island City Tenants
Resist Increase in Rates.

Resist Increase I'm Rates.
More than 100 men and women. ten
ants of the FIVE apartment houses in 16O,
1862. 1914, 166 and. 10 Mott avenue, Long
Island City. held a meeting last night
In the Long Island City Borough Hall to
protest against a rent increase of Sc a
month, which the agent for the property,
]. p. Sloane, had notified them would be
effective October 1.
The tenants charged that Sloane al
ready was making SO. 900 profit annually
on each house, but Sloane said he was
making only $4,000 He finally agreed
to accept a SO increase, but the crowd
became so boisterous that Sloane sent
for the police OF the Hunters Point
station, Then the crowd went home
threatening to strike.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-25

vita OF ss5 Southern Boulevard. Tho
Bronx, She was taken TO the Roose-
welt Hospital where her injuries were
dressed by DR.. Anderson. Witnesses told
the police the collision was unavoidable
and no arrests were made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-25

T. was anxious to prosecute II a grave
injustice had been done and a crime
.o.hilltted, but suddenly while / had the
SHse under consideration / received
communication from the woman's lawyer
SsAlhs me to hold up my investigation.
Since"
me Clergyman who married Joseph
S. Ie and Grace Hercht was not in
stamford yesterday, but an inspection of
S Ste marriage license on file at the church
TH ,n,l the words please don't pnb-
i sh mdorsed across the face Of the
mr., Lane with the wife he married
" January and the two children of his
I,SI we live in Glen Ridge, N. j. Mrs.
t- ane az her home there yesterday re-
Ll'eu al persons who questioned her
her marriage to Mr.. Lane.
n,I gave no outward sign that the
~ publication of his name during
c ,ne gay disturbed him in the least. He
StSucted the trial OF an intricate case
ling the court hours of the day and
80 court adjournment presided at n
p- ,,sce in the Chancery ONCE in the
bi HE MENTAL Building in Newark. Since
h Ieslsnation as Vice Chancellor he ha .
!, acting as special master in chan
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-06-21
ATENCION AL SR CELSO
SILVA.

Ell seior Don Daniel M. Vale
10, que reside en- Planta Botello,
Panindicuaro, Michoacan, Mex,
desea saber, 10 mas pronto que
sea possible, ell paradero del sencr
Celso Silva, natural de esa mis-
ma poblacion, de la que salio hace
algunos meses, con Ell fin. segun
Sc asegura, de radicarse en- el Con
dado. de los Angeles. Sc suplica
muy encarecidamente, tanto a IN
teresado como a los que tengan la
oportunidad de c~onocerle, Sc sir
van ponerse en- communication CT
recta 0 Ell ~expresado Sr. Dor
Daniel M. Vallejo.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-06-21
PARA EsPANA.

La conocidisima Agencia Espa-
hola S. Torres, situada en- la Gale
North Spring, Nc. EOS, nos parti-
cipa haber vendido boletos de pa
safe para Espaha por la via de
Nueva York en- Ell vapor "New
Amsterdam, que zarpara de csc
puerto Ell dia 2 del pr6ximo mes de
Julio, a las personas siguientes
Sr, S. Izuel, Sra, S. Izuel y Stas.
Dora Izuel, Amparo S~anclemente
y Juliana Cuyaube.
Por el vapor "Valbanera' de Ia
Inca "Pinillos" que zarpara de
Nueva Orleans para Cadiz, Es-
paha, saldran los siguientes pasa-
jeros: Manuel Sanchez Real, Ma
nuel Sanchez Aquilar, Francisco
Reina Castro y ~sehorita Leonori
Aquilar Tore.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-06-21

SOLICITA LA AYUDA DE
LOS F~ILANTROPOS MExI
CANOS.

FL Sr. Consul de Mexico, Jose
Cara Zertuche, nos ha dirigido
una atenta nota en- la cual nos ha-
ce saber que Ell Sr. Anselmo M.
Garcia, mexicano residente en- es-
ia ciudad, Sc presento en- esa Off
Gina manifestandole la critica ST.
tuacion que guarda con motive de
haber perdido la vista desde hace
un ano, y en- consecuencia, impo-
sibilitado de TRAFALGAR para ganarse
ell systemic.
FL senior Consul, por nuestro
conducto, apela a la reconocida fl
lantropia de los mexicanos para
que impartan su ayuda y protec-
cion al referido Sr. Anselmo M.
Garcia, contribuyendo con su obo-
10 a hacer mas llevadera la des-
gracia a nuestro compatriota.
La siguiente colectag ha side
iniciada por Ell Consulate Next
cano:
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-06-21

L | I.
FL sabado pasado. con motive
de E Ell dia del santo del ST.. Lie.
Antonio Orfila, Sc reunieron en-
su elegante Residential de la ave
nida Brighton, varias de sus mas
intimas amistades con Ell obieto
de presentarle los homenajes de
su cariio y respeto.
FL prominente abogado, que
refine a su talento y vasta ilustra-
cion una amabilidad exquisite, re-
cibio a cada n de sus amigos
con muestras de grata satisfaction
y agradecimiento.
Rodeado de So amabilisima es-
posa la Sra Elisa, de sus encanta-
doras hijas Elisa, Tonita y Lupita,
~ de sus gallardos hijos Pedro y
Ernesto, supo hacer los honores
de su cas- con la finura y galante-
ria que son proverbiales a la fami-
liza Orfila.
Las horas transcurrieron fuga-
|ces en- medic de la algeria mas
|completa. Una magnifica orques-
ia mexicana amenizo la fiesta y
|cerca de la media noche una sucu-
lenta cena fue servida a los con-
currentes. Los platillos mas deli
cados y los who's mas ahejos y ex-
quisitos que contiene la bodega
del anfitrion fueron tambien SER
.vidos en- abundancia.
A la bora de los brindis, usaron
Nde la palabra los Sres. Cirilo Rem
don, Jose Saenz, Sostenes Sepul-
veda, Manuel Carrillo y otros que
no recordamos sus nombres, quie-
mes en- elocuentisimas frases ex-
presaron al Sr. Orfila los cariho-
SOS sentimientos en- que abunda-
ban todos sus amigos por su fell
cidad presente y futura. FL Lie.
|Orfila contesto con la galanura
que lie es caracteristica, dando las
gracias.
Sentimos que la falta de espa-
clio nos impida detallar la simpa-
tica fiesta tai como 10 merece, y
nos concretamos a decir que fue
verdaderamente esplendida y que
Ia concurrencia estuvo compuesta
de Observation-Disclosures damas y ca
balleros y que al abandonar ell ho-
gar hospitalario de la familia Or
fila, todos llevaron en- III corazo-
mes recuerdos muy gratos e impe-
recederos de carino y gratitud.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-06-21
AL sR. JOSE JESUS ONT
VEROS.

Su hijo, Cosme Ontiveros, que
bajo ell nombre de Jose A. Chavez
No. GAS, Sc encuentra recluido en-
Ell Washington State Reformato-
ri, Pc. box iii, Monroe, Wash
ington, desea urgentemente comu-
nicafse con sus padres o ~parientes
que residen, segin Sc supone, err
Ell Estado de California. La Co
rrespondencia lie llega al joven On
tiveros con la siguiente direction
Jose A. Chavez, No. GAS, Pc
box I'll, Washington State Re
formatory, Monroe, Washington
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-06-21
nExICANOS

Cuidense bien adonde Sc diri
gen para hacer sus compras de
Alhajas y Relojes. Sepan que ha,
almacenes que venden relojes de
segunda mano por nuevos y aun
declaran que dichos relojes con-
|tienen 81 piedras cuando efectiva-
mente no existen. La unica Casa
de confianza, con precios los mas
reducidos, y adonde pueden cor
seguridad encontrar c~ualquier ar
.|ticulo enteramente nueYo y adon'
de Sc les dan garantias por escri
Ito, es la "Joyeria Italiana' situa'
da en- la Gale North Spring, en- {
205.zAdvertisement
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-06-21
PESQUISA.

Crescenciano Orozco desea sa-
Der ell paradero de su cuhado Juan
Herrera, que hace seis meses Sc
encontraba en- Prise, Ariz., y de
quien no ha tenido noticias desde
esa fecha. Una qualification de
tres dolares Sc dara a la persona
que de informes veridicos a Cres-
cencio Orozco, r. F. D. Box al,
San Fernando, Cal.
Advertisement.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-06-21
MEXICO RETIRA sUS DELE
ADO AL CONGRESO CO.
MERCIAL PANAMERICANO

Mexico, JUNO l7.-El Gobier-
no mexicano ha ordenado ell reti-
70 de los delegados de Mexico al
Congreso Commercial Pan-Ameri-
cano, como sehal de protesta en-
contra del discourse pronunciado
ante dicho Congreso, por el Sr.
Gillett, miembro de la Camara de
Diputados de los Estados Unidos,
" en- Ell cual tuvo frases POGO cor
teses para Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-06-21

"Apenas comenzamos', dice un
periodico reaccionario refiriendose
a la borrachera de Ciudad Juarez:
Pues 81 asi es como comienzan
sque quedara de ustedes cuando
acaben?
Pues nj siquiera un cabello pa
ra extrangular el ensabanado de
Paris, que esta viendo los toros
desde Ell redondel.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-06-21

"El impartial de San Antonio,
Tex, anuncia que ell dia 81" del
corriente JUNO Sc celebrara en-
Roma un Consistorio a objeto de
nombrar un nuevo Cardinal.
70 creo que Sc equivoco en- la
fecha debio haber sido ell "31" de
Febrero, dia glorioso en- Ell que
Villa tomara las de Villadiego,
Angeles la ciudad de Mexico, y
sobre TODD y mas que todo-sea
este dicho a vuelo de gavilan-
nuestro doloroso amigo Francisco
Leon de la Barra, devolvera las
sabanas y los candeleros que dis
traidamente Sc saco de Chapulte-
pee.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-06-21

Por ALA, en- los desiertos areno
SOS de Chihuahua, cabalgan, mus
tics y. cabizbajos, un bandido ge-
neroso y un soldadito de carton, Y
este lie dice a aquel, levantando Ell
pecho en- hondisimo suspiro:
-Vinieron los sarracenos y nos
molieron a palos;
Pues Dios esta con los malos
Cuando son mas que los buenos.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-06-21
DIRECTORIO

coNsULADo DE MEXICO.
Consul: Jose Cara Zertuche
Oficina No. 616 American Bank BLDG.
esquina de las Gales Segunda y Spring
Telefono Home F7zz7.
Horas de Oficina: 9 am. = 3 D. m.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-06-21

Dice I'm ~tinterillo de San Anto-
MO, acknowledgements conocido
por sus picardias politicas, "que
hay que cortar de raiz el NAL"
Pues NADIA mejor que cortarse
Ia lengua, que Sc la estan pisando.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-06-21

Ahora resulta que nuestro de
vote amigo Ell Taciturno Vera E.s-
tanol, ha sido nombrado Ministro
&c Agricultural Aerea en- ell Gabi-
nete del frustrado Oral. Angeles,
Con razon pertenecia tan calla-
do: es que estaba echando plu-
mas.,... para volar!
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-06-21
UNA cUIDADo-

RA.-Una sehora francesa que
reside fuera de Los Angeles desea
obtener los servicios de una joven
para cuidar a una chiquita. Di-
rijanse a A. Puch, Owensmouth'
California. Advertisement.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-06-21

No dele de mencionar . LA
Prensa" cuando patrocine a nues-
tros anunciantes.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-12
TAXPAYERS PROBE IS
STARTED IN EARNEST

G.. r. Curtis. accountant from Homer
X Jones g. Co.'s office, employed
by the tax investigating committee to
obtain information relative to city ex-
penses, spent a busy morning in the
city clerks office THURSDAY, He dug
into bureau and department records for
several years back, starting with 1913.
Payrolls form a large portion of these
expenses. The payroll Of the fire de-
partment, under the two platoon sys-
tenn and increased pay, 1t IL said,
amounts to $92, 900 a year more than
it did formerly.
Curtis is being directed by the tax
probers. He reports to the commit
tee daily. With the information on
hand which Curtis has cleaned from
expense records, the probers then will
take such further steps as they deem
necessary, to find out why more money
Is to be spent in 1919 than was used
in former years to run the city's bust
ness.
1t is thought that personal investiga-
lions will be made by members of the
committee, after they have obtained
payroll figures, to ascertain whether
the number of men employed in vari-
Gus departments could not be cut down.
The investigation of the city books
will AXE at least two weeks, possibly
longer. At the end Of the probe, recon-
mendations will be made to the city
commission which are expected to vital
" affect the proposed $3.50 tax rate
for 1919.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-12
Unique Parade May
Start Membership
Driue Of c. Of c.

A parade, in which the two armies
will vie with one another In klock-
'em-cold exhibitions, may i~naugurate
the summer membership campaign OF
the Chamber Of Commerce next Tues
day morning. Plans for the parade are
being discussed by the opposing forces
the fJJnder Forties'' under Gen" =
G, Breeder and the 'Over Forties' uh'
| der "Gen." Louis ], Moss.
The generals, captains and MEMBER
of the two armies will meet at lunch
con at the Chamber OF Commerce al
1910 O'clock Friday afternoon TO com-
| pIete organization for the campaign
which Is expected to net l,0O0 ne"
members. Joseph Newburger, command
erin chief, will preside over the meet
ing. ,mo ~ urovr
| of the Chicago association Of commerce
an expert on membership campalgl
organization, may be at the lancheoi
| 10 address the local workers, lie MAJ
been Invited by Mr.. Newburger ant
Prather Mcdonald, regular CHAIRMAN .,
| the standing membership comnittee' U
| address the campaigners.
Gen" Breeder has added tns hh5ne
of George D. Strauss, Walter Chanalei
ROY Moyston and Prather McDonaia u
his list OF captains. Do,
Cen" Moss has commissioned D4'
Wolf, Ben Matthews and Homer L
Higgs.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-12
People Must Take Mineral Iron
Or They Get Sick and Lose Their Snap and Vitality

II you are having trouble with your
kidneys, your stomach does not seem
to do it's work or your body is all out
of plumb and you a not get up your
usual energy to start the day right give
Acid Iron Mineral a trial and see for
yourself why we get so many letters
from grateful people telling us that A.
|, M. has given them back their
strength and a new lease on life. A.
l. NJ. is liquid, therefore, full strength,
take n t~easpoonfuI IN water three
times a day. You take, no chances be-
cause A. /. NJ, is guaranteed to be free
from alcohol or injurious drugs and II
you are not satisfied with results your
dealer is instructed to give you back
your money on demand. Don't delay,
call for A. /. NJ. today. Manufactured
BY Ferrodine Chemical Corp, Roanoke,
Va. For sale by Warnock Drug Co,
Washburn-Lyle Drug Co, and other
good druggists. IIessig- Ellis Drug Co,
Van vleet-M Mansfield Drug Co, and
Enis-Jones Drug Co. wholesale dis
tributors. adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-12
POLITICAL OPPONENTS
ARRESTED BY MEXICANS

LAREDO, Tex, June I2,-Juan NJ.
Garcia, governor-elec of the Mexican
state OF Nuevo Leon, has been impris-
oned at Monterey as the result Of dis
turbances that followed the election last
Sunday, according to information re-
liable sources in Monterey.
Gen. Marciano Gonzales, whom Car
cha defeated, has been taken TO Mexico
City under arrest. He is a Carranza
supporter, but some Of his followers
are said to hold him responsible for
the bloodshed following the election,
Mexican sources here predict Gonzales
leo City.
The information from oMnterey in
dicatsd a provisional governor might
be seated instead OF Garcia as a result
OF the disturbances. In which a number
~ persons have been reported killed.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-12

Thousands Of people today are SUI
fering for the want Of iron, are tired,
run down, and don't know what Is the
matter with them-it's the lack OF iron
in the blood, that life-giving essential
that rebuilds the worn out tissues IRON
the food you eat and gives you the
strength, health and glow that. nature
intended you to have and which you
would have but for the times
in which we live.
Your physician will tell you that you
must have an iron tonic IL you so 10
him, but in the greater number OF cases
the iron you set at the drug store 10
injurious TO the teeth and irritates the
stomach with the result that the risk
is almost as bad as the cure
Acid Iron Mineral ~overcomes these
defects because 1t Is a natural iron
product that is. mined out in Missis-
sippi at the only mine OF its kind In
the world, coming 10 you without a
particle Of chemical treatment and can
be used without fear OF ~discoloring or
injuring ths teeth ar hurting the stom-
tIGh NJ
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-12
BURGLARY GIVEN AS
REGULAR OCCUPATION

Contrasting to having burglarised tne
home OF Miss Mildred Anderson, les
Gayoso avenue, IN June 3, where he obs
talned $3.50 worth Of clothing as loot
and robbing the barber shop R,pO o. } +. +,
June 10. Getting considerable sway
Earl Ross, negro, % years old, of New
Orleans, La, was held to the state
court Thursday by Judge Fitzhugh IN
the police court,
Joe cole, chief turnkey. told the cour
that Earl's regular occupation was bur
glary, and that h had served I'm" wb,eh
the negro nodded accent. He was
| caught through the work OF Patrolmen
| Ledbetter and J. b. Williams n pe.
| tective Foppiano, who recovered the
| goods the negro had stolen.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-12
ROBBERS GET DIAM

DALLAS, Tex, June l2.-Rohbers
early today broke a plate glass window
in the jewelry store Of Pike and kra-
mer in the downtown business section
and escaped with diamonds valued at
S 1900.