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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-02
La gran AsambIGa
cGlebrada por Ia
Casa de ESpaila

III domingo p0r la tarde Sc ce-
lebr0 la gran asamblea annual de la
Casa de Espala, acto para el cual
fueron preViamente convocados re
presentantes de los npmerosos CO.
mites de propaganda eatablaci
dos EN- a isla.
Sc proeedi6 la election de una
nueva junta directive, resultando
nombrados los caballeros que con
tinuaci6n figuran
Presidente: Excmo. senor don
Manuel Gonzalez Martinez Vice
presidentes, don Antonio Caubet v
Dionisio Frigo; Tesorero, don Jo
Sc d. Riera Contador, don Manuel
Gambler; Seeretario, don dose Pc
rez Losada; Vice-TesoreRo, don
Evaristo Freir1a.
Vice-contador: don Jose Ma.
Lomba Vice-secretario, don Ri
aardo Casal; Vocales, senores, .Ra
fael Fabian, Emilio S. Jim6nez,
Antonio Sarmiento, don Pho Perez,
Miguel Such, Jose Lopez Perez;
Suplentes, senores Carlos Conde,
Jose Ma. del Vale, Romualdo
Real, Anselmo Lores, Manuel e.
Navas, Jose Rulan, Antonio Fer
nandez Soto, Manuel Cadierno, Je-
s1s Rodriguez Ceinos, Gabino San
chez, Ramon Cantero, Leopoldo
Martinez.
FL senior Alvarez Nava fu6 nom
brado socio de honor de la insti-
tuci6n, Ell reconocimiento de los
trabajos realizades por e en- sus
gestiones de propaganda favor
de la association hispana.
Tambien Sc acord6 una subven
ci6n al poeta Evaristo Ribera Che
vremont, quien permaneceralen la
capital de Espafia por aspacio de
un aiio. Este acuerdo fue aproba-
do unanimemente por los asam-
blelstas, pues el joven poeta ha
sido un constante cantor de las
glorias preteritas de la excelsa ma
Dire patria.
Al termlnarSe la ASamblea to-
dos los representatives. de la Casa
de Espaiia fueron obsequiados con
un esplendido banquete Ell ell Roof
Garden del Hotel Palace. " Con-
currieron a este acto, particular
mente invitados, don Francisco vi
Haespesa y su esposa, y ell culti-
simo letrado don Jacinto Texidor.
Ell senior Villaespesa y su espo-
sa obsequiaron a los comensales
con la recitaci6n Gle bellos poemas
cantando la epopeya immortal de
la Conquista
La nueya junta directiva de la
Casa de Espana Sc propone multi
plicar su actividad en- una campa-
iia que tendra por objeto el estas~
blecimiento de nuevos comites de
propaganda con ell fin de continuar
/ la recaudaci6n de fondos, que .ac-
tualmente aseienden a la suma de
euarenta mil d0lares, .en effective,
y otros yalores inyertidos ell pro-
piedades.
Enyiamos nlsstra fehcitaci6n
a los miembros de la Casa de Es-
paiia por los acuerdos tomados, Y
hacemos extensive npestra cordial
felicitaci6n los senores Alvarez
Maya Y Ribera Chevremont por ell
homemade de afecto que Sc les ha
tributado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-02
EN C0NvALECENCIA

Despues de penosa y larga enfer-
medad que puso en- peligro su vida
Sc halla en- convalecencia el distin-
guido respectable caballero, muy CO.
nocido en- nuestros circulos sociales,
senor don Jose M. Rivera.
AL consignar esta grata noticia 10
hacemos con entera satisfaction y no
solo nos hacemos partfcipe de la ale
grfa de la familia Rivera sino que,
tambien, felicitamos al talentoso DR..
don Rafael Lopez Sicardo, que tan
inteligentemente asistio al senor Ri
vera durante su dolencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-02
45 bombas en- p0der de I'm tenaible anarqlaista
Los Obreros Franca ntentaron sllblevar tropas
I'm hOmbre deSCO-
nOCidO muri6 ahO-
gadO aver tardG

FL joven Luis Gutierrez y el guar
dia de penal Jose Iriarte, dieron
cuenta aver tarde la poicia de
que cerca la puerta de San Juan,
en- la oriIla del mar, habian visto ell
cadaver de un hombre.
Acto seguido salieron para el lu-
gar del suceso el sargento Rodri-
guez, acompanado de dos policias; y
la ambulancia municipal. Y efectiva
mente, en- ell sitio indicado hallaron
el cuerpo de un hombre, medic YES
tr, que tOdavia daba aenaies de vi
da
El interfecto fue puesto inmedia-
mente en- la ambulancia y llevado al
cuarto de socorros, falleciendo en- el
trayecto. FL DR.. Cueto, que fu3 el
primer medico que Ilego, certified
que habia muerto de asfixia por su-
mersion.
A la hora en- que escribimos es'
tas lineas no ha sido ell cadaver iden
tificado. Sol5 un testigo, declare gu
hacia dias habia visto a un hombre
cuyas senas correspondent las del
muerto y que Sc llamaba Ramon, p.>
TO que no saba su ape!lido nj tam
POGO d6nde viva.
Investigate ell hecho por ell fiscal
Diaz Collazo, este ordeno ell inmedia
to entierro del cadaver.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-02
vILLAEsPEsA EN- cAYEY

FL domingo por la noche tuvo efec
to en- el Casino de Cayey, una brillan
tisima velada literaria en- honor y
homemade del gran poeta don Fran
cisco Villaespesa. Tomaron parte en-
ell hermoso acto, recitando bellas
composiciones, don Jesus M. Lago,
don Carlos N. Carreras, el Sr vi
llaespesa una encantadora y culta
senorita de aquel pueblo
A la velada asisti6 una gran con
currencia, no solamente de Cayey,
sino de los pueblos limitrofes, que
ovacionaron al insigne bardo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-02
LA TROPAS FUERON
EXClTADAS A LA
SUBLEVAClON

! PARIS, mario LAS auto
ridades han podido comprobar
que los huelguistas intentaban
subleyar las tropas para Que les
ayudaran en- sus proyectos CEN
5urables.
Ha sido reducido a prision ell
acrata Loreal, autor de un ar
ticulo qua aparecio en- un Pc
riodico Iibertario, en- ell cual in
vito a las tropas jovenes, recien-
temente incorporates a las fiIas,
a la desobediencia y al desor-
den.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-02
Ell DUETTO "PALACIOS"

Sigue trabajando con gran exito
en- el ''Rialto' el conocido duetto CO.
'mico ssspa4acioss'a- /.
Tanto el senor Palacios como su
espcsa han recogido muchos aplau-
SOS del p1blico que todas las noches
llena el local del "Rialto', pues ambos
son dos verdaderos artistas, que sa-
ben producer su arte con exquisite
gusto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-02
PoR JUGAR A 10 PRoHIBIDo

Aver fueron sentenciados por ell
juez Santos $5 de multa y las cos
tas, cada uno, Luis Figueroa, Pa
tricio Echavarria, Isaias Rodriguez,
Juan Santiago, Juan Nieves, Enri-
que Velez, Genaro Carmona, Juana
Livir6n, Casiano Osyaldo, Spcorro
Rodriguez, Simplicio villega, Jacin-
to Oquendb, Alfonso Ayala, Felipe
Martinez, Esteban Ayende, Justo
Ruiz, Gabriel Colon, Ramon Reino-
sa, Julio Padilla, Francisco Echeva
rrfa, Martin Castillo, Felix Fonse-
ca, Leon Quinones y Eustaquio Vaz-
quez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-02

Catalina Resto y Tomas Colon fueron
sentenciados a SO de multa y las
sostas, cada uno, por haber promo
vido un fuerte escandalo en- la calle
ALLEN, en- rifa que sostuvieron.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-02
LO HIRIO CON UN CUCHILLO.

Angel Rivera Cuevas fue llevado
ante ell Tribunal Municipal, acusado
de haber acometido y agredido con un
cuchillo a Alexandra Garcia, .ocasio-
nandole una herida punzante de tres
centimetrds, de la que fue curado en-
la sala de socorro. El juez Santos
lie impuso $50 de multa y las costas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-02
MERcADo DE AzUcAR

Ultimo cablegrama recibido por
Ia casa de Ezquiaga:
.tMercado fuerte con tenden
cia al alza sin operaciones Ilti-
mas ventas a $3.50 costo, fete Y Sc
guro en- Nueva York.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-02
UNA RINA EN- LA VIA PUBLIcA

Luis Castro y Dolores Santana sos
tuvieron una rina en- la calle de "Dos
Hermanos", dando lugar a que en-
el referido sitio Sc aglomerase gran
ndmero de personas. Ell juez San
tos impuso $50 de multa Y las costas
cada uno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-02
Ell DIR. MOLINA DE ST. REMY

Sc nos informa que el doctor A.
Molina de st. Remy, vencida la Ii
cencia de que disfrutaba, ha vuelto
a hacerse cargo de su especialidad en-
el "Auxilio Mutuo"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-02

Ha sido nonibrado miembro de la
Jnnta de Agricultura en- Guayanilla don
Mariana Lugo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-02
GRAN OCCASION

compramos huano en- cuaI-
quier cantidad sienpre que nos
convenga 81 precio y este bien
seco.
Escriba a
RODRIGUEZ HNOS.
San Jose NO. 2-San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-02
tos de alcantarillados y acueducto.

Ell Ingeniero Auxiliar de Obras
Municipales, Sr. Deliz, ha estado EN-
San Sebastian para tomar los 1lti
mos datos relacionados con los pro
yectos de Planta Electrica alcan
tarillado, y esta hoy en- la Moca ha
ciendo un estudio preliminar 7. del
acueducto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-02
lmpOrtdntGS nOtiGiaS del
DepartamentO del Interior

Ha sido solicitada authorization del
Comisionado Municipal de Sanidad
de Aguadilla, para la construction
de seis salones de MADEIRA destinados
escuelas, en- sitio contigu0 la es
cuela de Lafayette. La construc
cion de estos seis salones Sc llevara
efecto por administration.
All Comisionado Municipal de Sa-
nidad de Fajardo, para la construc-
ci6n de una carniceria municipal; y
al Comisionado de Sanidad de Ca
yey, para reformar la escuela de
Benjamin Harrison.
Ha sido anunciada para el dia 10
la subasta para la construction de
dos escuelas rurales en- los barrios
"Espinosa" "Higuilar", del Dora
do.
Tambien sc ha anunciado para Ell
dia 10,< la subasta para la construc
ci6n de dos muelles de hornig6n para
pasajeros, uno en- ell puerto de. Pom
ce otro en- el de Mayaguez.
La construction de estos muelles y
la reparacion del de Vieques, que Sc
llevara a efecto por administration,
Sc hacen con cargo una asignacion
de $15,OO0,00, fijada por nuestra I'll
TINA Legislature en- la Ley del pre-
supuesto general de gastos.
La Central clos Canos", de Are
cibo, fue autorizada por ell Comisio
nado del Interior, para establecer un
cruce de via provisional EN- la carre
terra No. 6, Arecibo Utuado, KIM.
76 n, con objeto de conducir caTas
la Central.
Ell Ingeniero a cargo de la Divi
sion de Obras ISunicipales del De
partamento, Sr. Ramos Casellas,
acompaio al Sr. Ferrer, comisionado
de Obras Publicas de San Juan, y
al Comandante de la Estacion Ina
lambrica, en- el recorrido del trazado
propuesto para un boulevard" que
seguira la orilla del mar desde la ca
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-02

Ell de Trujillo, que Sc hagan los
estudios necesarios para la construc
cion de un sistema de acucducto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-02

Sc ha enviado a Rio Grande una
brigade de estudios para les proyec
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-02

Ell Municipio de Barranquitas ha
solicitado que Sc proceda a hacer
los estudios necesarios para la cons
truccion de una planta electrical.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-02


lie de San Francisco hasta el punto
de San Antonio, " sc lego un acuer
do sobre la ruta de la nueya via en-
los terrenDs pertenecientes al Go
bierno Federal. En- las oficinas del
Comisionado municipal de Obras Phi
blicas Sc estan preparando los pla
nos para remitirlos Washington.
Con esta fecha Sc ha anunciado la
subasta para las obras de construc
ci6n de mas menos 2 Kilometres de
carretera en- el sitio denominado ''La
Cuesta de Aguadilla", en- la carrete
ra No. 2, Secci6n Isabella Aguadilla,
para tener efeeto el dia %.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-02

Ha sido anunciada para el dia 1!
la subasta para la construction d.
dos escuelas rurales en- los barrioi
"Espinosa" "Higuilar", del Dora
do.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-02

Ell sabado Sc celebro en- Arecibo la
segunda asamblea anual de los cru
janos memories.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-26
GROUP TO PLAN
FUTURE WORK
City Club Education Mem.
bers Will Organize and
Form Charter Tonight.

The Education Group of the City
Club, the sixth of the activities
groups to get under way, will for
mally organise at meeting at
o'clock tonight at the clubhouse,
Farragut square.
Following discussion Of the
ground to be covered by the orEani-
zation, a committee will be ap-
pointed to draw up a charter and
bylaws and report to the next
meeting of the group. A permanent
chairman, vice chairman and secre-
tary-treasurer also will probably be
elected tonight.
The group starts with q charter
membership Of forty-six- Tho list
follows: z. l.. Stock, G. A. Lyon, c.
p. Neill. w. B. Colver, w. L. Crounse'
w. E. Davis, l.. p. Steele, B. f.
Johnson, G. r. Shields, p. S. Foster,
c. T. Jewell, o. r. Evans. r. c. Bal
lantyne, p. r. Bailey, r. A. Geio,
G. L. Tew, A. A. Fisher, c. 7. Van
deYeer, T. z. Ragsdale. o. L. Veer-
hoff, ]. p. Muller, NJ. Behrends, T.
A. Williams, F. F. Nesbit. L. w. Lin
kins. c. F. Sudwarth, c. c. Lacey,
r. W. Mcmahon. b. r. Durr, w. M
Ward. W. c. Poteet, p. f. Lesh. J,
NJ. Bird. L. CalIou. W. II. Merrill
W. y. Burr, w. II. Hessick, o. b
Mclean. C. n. Chipmah. H. E.
Stringer, c. J. Dowd, L. ]. Moore
Paul Eschner, D. Folkmar. c. p
Hancock, and z. II. Daniels.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-26
POISON BETTER
THAN HUSBAND
Woman Drinks Acid on
Georgia Capitol Steps Fol-
lowing Arrangement.

Atlanta, July zs.-Followins her
srraignment in court on a minor
charge. where she Dramatically de-
clsred she would end her life be-
fore she would return 70 her hus-
band. Mrs. Christine Roberta a
young mother, swallowed csreolie
acid while standing on the capitol
steps and died shortly after reach =
ing the hospital.
Search by the police failed TO dis
close the whereabouts of her huE 70
bsnd or the man whose picture she
carried when she took poison, and
who is declared to have been the
cause OF the tragedy. She was ar
rested as she was walking in a
downtown street with T. H Hsr-
rtson. She was placed under a
charge OF disoroerly conduct on
complaint OF her husband. who de-
clared Harrison had wrecked his
home. Harrison, the police say, is
a travelling man and lives at Gin
cinnati
The Washington herald., 1920-07-26
ZIONISTS FINISH.
NOTABLE TASKS
Foteign Conference Con-
cludes With Adoption of
Brandeis Program.
by WILLIAM zUKERMAN.
CWashiHEton Herald Cross Atlantic
Service. Special Cable Dispstch.D

London. July 25. - Of the many
tasks attempted by the Zionist con-
ference just concluded here. four
may be considered as really notable
achievements. and epoch making in
the movement.
One the conference recon
structed the old organization. II
has become administrative and
practical. BY adopting the Brandeis
program for the participation OF
nOn-Zionists in the building of the
new State.it broadens its task to
the cooperation of all Jews.
Two - in transferring the chief
departments and executives to Pal
cstine, the immigration to that
country, its colonization and i'm
mediate development become the
center OF the entire movement and
a nucleus for the governmental or
Eanizatio1 of the new State is laid.
In the past with headquarters else
where. settlement in Palestine, the
never accomplished.
come into the movement. and with
the British Zionists has assumed the
leadership. supplsnting the Ger
mans. Instead of being merely a
fund to finance the movement. the
American branch is now an integral
and practically a dominstive part Of
it. The selection of Brsndeis as hon
Orary president would have mean mt
little. il he and his associates
Weissmann and Socoloff had not
been included in the formation of
the executive committees and other
dominant non-Zionistic boards,
which gives them control, and as
sUres American Jewry a fair repre-
sentation in all the conferences OF
the movement.
Four the decision to raise a
500, 100000 fund, while at present
not realized. means with the new
leadership. adequate financing for
the new State.
Copyright, 1870, Cross-AtIsntic Nevsps per
Service, Incl
The Washington herald., 1920-07-26
OLD TIME BANDIT
ROBS FOUR STAGES

Miami, Cal. July 25.-The day,
OF the wild West with all the trim
mings came back here when a lone
r"ooer on horseback held up four
stages filled with tourists en- route
to the Yosemite National Park and
escaped with $500 in money.
The robbery occurred on a narrow
mountain road.
The leading stage of a squadron
OF 1our was stopped when il en-
countered a rock in the middle of
the road.
Throw up your hands. Quick-
came voice. They were covered
by a rife in the hands of A som
breroed horseman. Just then two
moro stages came up. The horse
man neared position at the side
Of the road and covered them all,
step lively there" he shouted. It
am going to take anything from
the women. It's just the mems
money ! want"
The Washington herald., 1920-07-26
FREER GALLERY
is TO OPEN SOON
Masterpieces Now on Way
From Detroit to New
Home in Washington.

The Frcer Art Gallery, a structure
presented to the government by the
late Charles L. Frecr of Detroit to
house his collection of famous
American and Asiatic paintings, will
be openel in the near future. il
the directors of the Smithsonian n
Institution can hasten the event.
Under the terms of the will. the
building and the collection are to
be administered by the Smithsonian
Institution. The building is situated
On the Mall close to the old National
Museum.
The collection, which consists of
5000 pieces including the famous
Whistler works, is being trans
ported from Detroit to this city
with the greatest care.
Workmen are now engaged in
putting the grounds surrounding
the building. in order. Directors of
the Institution hope to have the
work finished within a few months
The Washington herald., 1920-07-26

present itself usually managed to
make the best OF 1t. 1t was a great
training for me and I think i WAS
well repaid for the experience
without this beautiful car which
means so much to me, my wife and
the three kiddies"
Lane was able TO take his car in
control after a brief lesson and the
speed limit might have been a
trif1e overlooked in his passage be-
tween Washington and Brightwood
II Lanes desire to reach home was
carried out.
Proud of Car.
That is a car ! am proud TO
take back to the wife and chill
dren and to show my kind friends
in Brightwood," was Lanes com
ment as he left Washington for
home Friday afternoon.
But no one is prouder than we"
returned one Of his friends in the
hard-earned prize as IL started on
the triumphal return to Bright
wood. Before leaving, however
Lane extended his thanks to the
campaign managers for their efforts
during the event which he char
actertzed as fair and square and
very systematic" Il will thank my
friends personally" Lane remarked
with a broad smile.
Lane was born and reared in
Madison County, Va. He is owner
| of general store in Brightwood
and is characterized by his many
friends as the most popular man
In Madison County" He is IS years
old and has a wife and three chill
dren' the oldest child being years
old.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-26

ITO Madison County, Virginia,
goes the credit for capturing fourth
place in the Herald Salesmanship
campaign and this beautiful Sayers
Six car" was the reply of Stephen
Z. Lane, of Brightwood Madison
County, Virginia, as he was award
ed his prize.
In winning fourth honors in the
most successful salesmanship club
contest ever held in Washington,
Lane stacked up S,677.s00 credits,
according to the count of Auditor
J. L. Bates, certified public ac-
With Lane were several of his
friends from the Virginia village.
and the light which shone in Lanes
eyes was no brighter than that in
the eyes of his companions. as the
neat, attractive car was officially
given to this energetic and success
full salesman from "Ole Virginia"
Great Fight.
TT was a great fight from the
start" Lane said, in telling of his
experiences during the long cam
psign which carried him through as
a winner. Il was interested from
the first announcement of the Her
AIDS campaign. They certainly did
put up something to work for and
something l wanted. one of tn, -
automobiles.
But if it had not been for the
support of you fellows" he said.
as he turned to his proud fellow
citizens with him, there is no tell
ing how the fight might have come
out"
As Lane went on with his story.
it was evident that it was the same
The Washington herald., 1920-07-26
BONZANO TO OPEN
K. OF c. CONVENTION

Archbishop Patrick ]. Hayes has
directed that the solemn mass. with
which all supreme conventions of
the Knights of Columbus are opened,
be held in st. Patricks Cathedral
when the thirty-eighth annual X. of
C. convention opens in New York,
August /. The convention will be
attended by a large delegation from
Washington, headed by Daniel ].
Callahan, supreme treasurer of the
District councils.
Most Reverend John Bonzano,
apostolic delegate to the United
States, will deliver a message from
the Pope, welcoming the pilgrimage
to the Vatican and France, which
will start August Z.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-26
RADICALS
DESECRATE IMAGES

Chicago, July 25.-Church lima ges
with half burned cigarettes stuck
between their stone lips and other
indignities are common sights in
Bolshevik Russia, according to Miss
katherne Dokoochief, who arrived
here today.
After adventures, including cap
ture at sea by pirates. Miss Dokoo-
chef. daughter of a wealthy land
owner OF Samara, reached here from
turbulent Russia. Horses and cows
are housed in church buildings" she
said.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-26
Newsprint Cost
Jumps in Year
286 Per Cent
IBy UniversaI service.D

American newspapers con-
sumed 6s7,2s0 tons of paper dur
ing the first six months of 1920,
or an average of 1,3s4,5s0 tons
annually, according to a review
of the paper situation made pub
lie yesterday by the Federal
Trade Commission.
Current prices for newsprint
paper jumped from $3.50 to $40
per 100 pounds during the year
from July. 1919. to June, 1920, the
review shows. Contract prices
were boosted from $3.50 to
S4.75 for the same period.
Canada and Sweden are the
largest contributors to the Amer
lean market for newsprint, i'm
ports from those countries in
creasing considerably over those
of. last year. Exports of paper
from the United States showed
a marked decline over 1919,
owing to the almost continuous
shortage in this country. Ar
gentina, China, Cuba and Brazil
were the principal countries i'm
porting paper from the United
States.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-26
CHARGESU. S. SHIPPED
ARMS TO AID POLAND

Salt Lake City, July 25.-Charg-
ing that the administration within
the last fifteen months has secretly
delivered millions of dollars worth
of provisions and military supplies
to armies lighting against Russia,
Farley P. Christensen, Farmer
La Dor candidate, wired Senator
Harding, requesting him to Join in
demanding an announcement re-
garding financial relations between
the United States and Poland
Christensen said he was encour-
aged in making the request because
of an alleged statement of Hard
ing's March 4, 1920, that allied in
vasion of Russia would be one of
the most serious blunders states
men have ever made"
The Washington herald., 1920-07-26
Myron 7. Herrick, in Paris, Sees
Cox Defeat; Says He Will
Lead Harding Campaign in Ohio

hiolt individual stills. There were
exactly the same arguments then
as now infringement on personal
Iloerty and all that. Yet the law
remained.
of course, prohibition does not
oilclalIy fgure in either party
platform but it is plain that even
in the event that Cox were elected
president. he would be powerIess
to open the saloon, 1t is also certain
that the woman vote will be solid
against him so 1t is apparent his
wet commitment is hapdicap
Harding has always deplored the
liquor lsue as a party measure
Harding is not a fanatic"
Copyright, 1920, by Public Ledger 20,
The Washington herald., 1920-07-26
SEARCH FOR BROKER
IN ELWELL CASE

New York, July 25.-A prominent
New York broker, who is said TO
have seen Joseph Bovine EIweU Ar
80 a. m. the morning he was muir
dered, was being sought by police
Today.
Assistant District Attorney John
T Dooling declared a now clue to
the mystery OF the murdered bridge
whist expert and turfman had been
uncovered through the information
that Elwel had been seen after
"aying Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lew
.sohn and Miss Viola Kraus at 1:3o
(. m. the day he was killed