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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-16
La GRAN CONPA-
MA QUE VENDRA
A PUERTO RICO

Faltan pccos dfas, dos semanas ape
mas, para que Ell publico de San Juan
Sc delete con Ell espectaculo sin igual
de las revistas espanolas de la gran
compafiia de velasco.
Durante varios meses la compafiia
actu6 en- Ell teatro Marti, de la Haba
ma, con exito extruendoso. La saIa del
popular cohseo habanero estaba lleno
de continue en- todas las secciones que
ofrecfa la Empresa. Las tltimas Re
vistas montadas, superan en- Iuio, ale
gria, musica, originalidad, todo 10
estrenado la fecha, dejando muy por
atras al Principe Carnaval", sSevi-
LA de mis- amores', '..Cantos de Is
pafia" y otras zarzuelas de este ge
nero.
Consuelo Mayendia, (uno de los ido
los de Espana), despues de sus exitos 10
cos en- Buenos Aires, triunf6> tambien
de una manera mas esplendida en- la
Habana, constituyendo ell "clou" de
estas temporadas. Despues de la tenn
porada de Venezuela v Puerto Rico,
partira para Madrid, a abrir la tenn
porada del Apollo. teatro este adquirido
por la Empresa velasco.
Personals llegadas de la HaDana a
esta ciudad recientemente, atestiguan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-16

de Re. I--Instalaeiones Elec.
rrocarriles tricas
-Topografia I-DinamOs Motores
--Ingenierfa Mecca l-Distribuci6n Inte.
MICA. rior o Instalacio.
-Perito Mec&nico. mes Privadas
Electricista l-Manejo de las ms
Direction Tecnica talaciones de Va.
de Talleres Meca pOr Eiectricas
nicos -Manejo de las Ins.
--MAQuinista Mon. talaciones de vapor
tador I-Manejo de las Ma
Taller Mecanico Quinas de yapor y
Montaje Dinamos
- -Aatematcas Di. t-MAneio de las Ma.
bujo LlneaI qninas de Vapor
-Matematicas Di. -Manejo de Loco.
bujo Mecknico mOtoras
-Dibujo Mec&nico -Comercio
de Ia l-Contabilidad
ller Mecanico E-Mecanografia y Tia.
-Construcci6n Di- | quigraffa
bujo de Maqui- I-Propaganda Com
mas pleta
--Alumbrado y Tran. k-Idioma Ingl6s
Was Electrieos -Idioma Frances
Eorbrs spsllido ...................
Gale nGmsro ....A...-.... .....
ciudad .a.. ..... Estado ........
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OBSEQUIO DE Una
BIBLIA PARA FL
REY De ESPANA

Escriben de la Habana que una CO
mission de j6venes bautistas estuvo re
eientemente visitar al contralmirante
cOrnejo y carvajal, para hacerle en-
trega de una bibiia, encuadernada con
gran lujo, dedicada a su majestad
Ell Rey de Espafta.
La citada biblia ostenta la dedi-
catoria siguiente:
La Sociedad de J6venes Cristia-
nos Bautistas" de la Habana, como i'm
perecedero recuerdo de la gloriosa vi
sta del acorazado espafol Alfonso
KIT, estas hospitaIarias playas de
Cuba, dedica tan adnnrado monarca
esta biblia, que es Ell mas elocuente
simbolc del amor v la fraternidad que
existira siempre entire la gran naci6n
y esta hermosa psrla del Caribe.
Leala vuestra Majestad y sera- sa-
bio; obedezcala vuestra Majestad y
'sera santO, creala vuestra Majestad y
sera salvo.
Hacemos llegar a vuestras manos es
ia nuestra valiOsa demostraci6n de yer
dadera cOnfraternidad que nos une a
los espaholes todos, por medic de vues
ira naci6n, contralmirants sefor Cor
nain,s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-16

gia" bajo la competente di-
reccion de Ana L. de Cir
Guns, Enfermera Graduada
con TRECE amos de prac-
tica.
ST no tiene usted su me-
dico Ell SANAT0RIO sc 10
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proporcionara. Para infor-
mes d:l'iiase a Ia Directora,
Ana L. de Circuns, Carrete-
ra 100, Telefono 174, San
turce, Porto Rico. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-16

Sc vENDE dos wagones de MADEIRA.
un encerado grande un lote de feIpu-
dos The New York and p r. Metal Co.
JOHN LEWIS. Proprietor. Stop S1s
Puerta de Tierra. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-16

DAT ACE En- 81 centre csmerciai
AA~A de San Juan. con vista
la bahia. Contiene 40 habitaciOnss
amplias cen cuartos de bafe. .sRoof-
garden. sitio ideal para bales. ban
quotes, ssoirees''. FL sitio de reunion
dc Ia buena sociedad
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-16
iNADA MAS QUE UN CONDISCIPULO?

En- pueblito de Illinois U) vive anciano
amos que gan6 ell susteno cargando carbon lena
carrlto solo cabal1o. Jam6s
buen lie fataron los medOs
especiamente deseo La desvencijada
quitico cabaeo nvalido de vieo colman abc6n
Arreenado sobre GAIA yacia cOntenase
los episodios de infantiles.
Pue pa que ustee sepa, asina ustee wee Gui-
ermitO Mckinley estuvimoS eScuela de Trum
bull nteligente! Nj nj dema.
La de veces 10 game Arimetica Orto-
grafiav.
Estos dos muchacho como Sc partieron del mismo
lque pudo impedir Edward Johnson fuera
Secrario de Estado cuand Mckinley Presdene? iQue
hzo acanzando mientras
quedo la obscurdad? AL
fos de dscfpuos tai haya usted pregunado
".y porque? Pucs ben antes sentirse mortfcado
ceoso e exto de de us companeros srva de
escoa la escaa mas subira
tenga peldanos rmes este sostenda las so
armonicas bases del estudio la aplcaci6n
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NGLATERRA~ o.ss,'s. gsSS,s',s's. Sss. !.

mud, Tanca 6. Telefono 300, San
Juan, Puerto Rico. Situado en- una de
las Principales Gales cerca del Tren
y del Teatro, frente los Muelles y
contiguo al Correo y demas EdiScios
Federales. Buen trato. Servicio exec
lente. Sc admiten abonados a precios
m6dicos.
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TADTUE RehAade. comfortable,
NHAAUA centrico Para familias ,
transeuntes. Toda clase dc comsdida-
des Magnihco servicio. Precics raEe-
nables. Hay ascensOr. Tel6fOno 4S4.
Altos del Pasaje Matienxe. Gale Sal
vador Brau No. "a
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el gran exito de la Compania de We
lasco y no encuentran frases para pom
derar la suntusosidad con que presentan
sus obras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-16

yada sobre las potentes paroles de
la perseverance,. Corte, firme v
mande el adjunto cup6n v le es-
plicaremos el maravilloso sistema
de estudio en- el hogar el que sc
han benefciado mas de DOS milo
mes de estudiantes. Envfele hoy mis-
mo. enseQuida.
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HOTELES

CEVTVV TIA FL mas fresce. ample
DA AAAx1 comedor con vista al
mar. Dopartamentos para familias. Fren
10 al edi1cis del senado y cerca de los
demas Centros Ofciales. FL mas conve-
niente uara transeuntes.--se alquilan
40 camas semanal. quincenal mensual.
Hospedaje complete, $500, Gale del
Cristo. Mum. 16, San Juan. Telefono,
34s. p. o. BOX 5s2 PropietariO: Pedro
sARIETA. !.
The evening world., 1920-01-21
MRS. SHONTS ASKS MILLION
Of MRS. THOMAS IN SUIT FOR
ALIENATION OF AFFECTIONS
Traction Presidents Widow
Accuses Chief Legatee
Under His Will.
TELLS OF SEPARATION.
Declares Husband Lived Hap
PLY With Her Until He
Met Defendant.

Suit was filed in the County Clerks
office to-day by Mrs. Milla b. Shonts,
widow of Theodore Z. Shonts Presi-
dent OF the Interborough fraction in
;erests, against Mrs. Amanda G.
Thomas, residuary legatcc under the
will of Shonts, for $l,OOOOOO damages
for the alienation OF the affections
of Shonts,,
Mrs. Snonts in her complaint sait
that she lived happily with her hus-
band from their marriage Dec. Is
1851. until Shonts became acqunintcd
with Mrs. Thomas in 1906. In con-
sequence Of his growing friendship
with Mrs. Thomas, tho widow asserts,
Shonts deserted her in 1910 and went
to live in the same building in which
Mrs. Thomas had apartments.
From that time until her husbands
death last september, the complain
ant continues, Mrs. Thomas continued
her Friendship" with Shonts.
The evening world., 1920-01-21
SAYS BELMONT GOT
S1,5OO;OOO STOCK
FOR AIDING |. R. 7.
Big Dividends Told OF by Of
ficialS Brings Query From
Hylan at Car Inquiry.

In the course OF the Investigation
~ the city traction situation COY the
Board ~ Estimate to-day Mayor
HyIan interrupted testimony, in which
+. L. J. Gaynor, auditor If tho Inter
borough, told Of the stock honor
ariums paid to August Belmont.
Jrhn h. Mcdonald, who buiIl the
FIRST subway ana others, to ask why
the Stockholders Of the Intcrborourh
were unwilling TO advance money
now 70 preserve, in an emergency.
tho valu" Of their Investments.
Gaynor had admitted that the
stockholders OF the Intcrborough re-
ccivcd lS7 IL per cent. Of their in
Ycstmcnt in dividends In tho last six
teen years. The Mayor said TO J. l..
Quackenbush, chief counsel for the
roads: "If the Intcrborough had con
served those dividends it would not
now be seeking an eight cent fare"
MI QuaCkenhush said he was sorry
the stockholders had not for,sccn thu
present emergency.
"Why not cali these stockholders
together" said the Mayor, "anT asI,
thsm T." hcip out the road from their
former profits
Tho stakeholder Of today" said
Quac<cnbush, "ts not the stockholdcr
80 ,..et.rT.,r"
The evening world., 1920-01-21
LAWYER FOR OUSTED FIVE
SAYS ASSEMBLY CANT BAR
THEM FOR VIEWS ON SOVIET
Fourth Motion in Behalf of Socialists
Denied-Judiciary Committee Re-
ported Divided onContinuingCase,
Though Majority Stands by Sweet.
By Martin Green.
Special staff Correspond


ALBANY JAN 2iAt the opening of the trial the five
pended Socialist ASSembymen to-day Chairman Martin of the Judiciary
Committee the investigating body denied the motion yesterday
by Morris Hqut to dismiss the complaint the ground that the pro-
ceedings under way in violation of the Constitution
The feature of the day clash between Seymour Stedman of
counsel for the Socialists and attorneys for the Judiciary Committee
Mr. Sedman announced that the suspended Aembmen ready
plead guilty sympathy for conditions in Russia under the Soviet
Government but denied this constituted ground refusing them their
seats He vigorously defended all sympaers with present Russian
Government.
The announcement that Mr. Elqut motion denied followed
long executive meeting of the Judiciary Committee which delayed the
beginning of the second days session of the trial.
The evening world., 1920-01-21
LETTERS TO WIFE
NOT SAFE UNDER
PROHIBITION LAWS.
Gov. Edwards Says Federal Agents
Have Power to Open Them
-COnference Tomorrow.

Gov. Edward I. Edwards OF New
Jersey was to-day at his ofIlce
In the First National Bank Build
ing. Jersey City. He said his con-
ference with Attorney General
Thomas +, McCran on the Prohi-
bition question would be held in
his office in Jersey City to-mor-
row instead OF at Trenton.
The people do not seem to
know the scope Of the Prohibition
legislation" said the Governor;
that 1t gives Federal agents
power To open a mans letters to
his wife and intringes on personal
liberty in other ways outside Of
the liquor question.
Il am not ready to announce
any appointments. have not de-
cldcd on the successor to Boule-
ward Commissioner George n.
BlakcsIcess II will be hard 10 find
d man his equal for his job"
The evening world., 1920-01-21
MARYLAND WANTS
FIVE P. c. WET LAW;
ROOT CONSULTED
BALTIMORE, Jan. p.

ITO ascertain what may be
done to satisfy Anti-Prohi-
b,tion sentiment in Mary
land Gov. Ritchie, elected on
wet platform, is studying the Pro
hibiton situation.
Not only is he considering leg.s-
lation proposed by the General
Assembly but he is also seeking
counsel from lawyers i'm and
about Maryland. Elthu Root 'of
New York has been consulted.
Vets have slight majority in both
the Scnaic ana the Assembly
Several bills to make the alcoholic
minimum in Maryland per cent.
are now IN committees.
\ bin providing a penalty Of a
years imprisonment op a fine of
$1,000 ful any policeman, ahcrilf or
other S.aoe official who attempts
TO make any arrest or DO any
thing 60 help the enforcement of
thC Nuis.cdd law was introduced
In the House i'm Annapolis to-day
10y Delegate Collins. NO action
was reported,
The evening world., 1920-01-21
WATERFRONT BAN
ON ALIENS LIFTED
Germans and AuStrianS Back on
Piers for First Time Since
Start OF War.

The United States Government to-day
nrtcd the war zono ban on enemy
aliens on tho New York waterfront. For
the first time since the declaration 0c
war enemy aliens both German an,
Austrian, woro allowed to return to the
piers.
over 800 Of these registered enemy
aliens applied to-day NJ the customs
house FOR permits to return 10 their old
jobs Tho applicants We're referred TO
superintendent George f. Lamb OF tie
United States Department Of Justice.
at the Park Row Building. TO be ccrtl-
fled TO ps to their records, II no black
marks are found aslinst them nc vii.
approve the permits.
The evening world., 1920-01-21
BAKER OPPOSES
MAKING PERSHING
CHIEF OF STAFF
Tells Senate Committee Nam
ing Him Permanently for
Post Would Be "lmpolitic."
NOT PERSONAL MATTER.
Approves Honoring the Cen
eral, but Objects to the
Method Adopted.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l.-Secrotary
OF War Baker to-day opposed the
provision in the Senate Army Reor-
ganization Bill, making Gen. Pcrshing
Permanent Chief of the General Staff
Appearing before the Senate Mlitory
Committee, Baker said such legisla-
ton would be "impofitic."
IF Congress by legislation should
designate individual officers to hold
certain positions during their life or
for a definite term. the function of
he Commander in Chief would soon
disappear" said M. Baker. The re-
latiohs between Gen. Pershing and me
are 50 very cordial, and he knows 50
well how highly ! regard him, that
can make this statement without en-
barrassmcnt
The Chief of STAFF is in q peculiar
sense tho confidential agent of the
President and the Secretary of Wa.
Therefore, it is essential that he
should be the choice OF the President
and the Secretary, removable at any
time. A. my own tenure as Secretary
Of War will he about over when this
bill becomes law | feel no hesitation
in making this point"
Baker said he realized that the
committee, in drawing the bill WAS
trying to provide some place tor
Pcrshing commensurate with the
greatness and dignity Of his service
abroad While he approved Of tha,
purpose, ho said, he could not approve
Of the method.
I'VE cannot afford" said Secretary
Baker, "to create military autoc-
racy in the United states even to
provide u suitable place for such an
officer rs Gen. pcrshin-.'
Mr.. Baker said he ana Gen. Pcrshing
have talked over the latter's peace
time status The Secretary favors
having Cen. Pcrshtng head the Joint
Army Navy Defense Board which SIT
pcryis,s mlnoeuvrcs. These ma
nocuyrts. are provided for ON large
scale I'm ,n, bill This would make
aim. I'm effect, peace time commander
Of the army
Baker also asked the committee 10
Change provisions of tho bill Great
ing an eligibility board which is to
prepare lists Of officers for promo
The evening world., 1920-01-21

rs the decision denying our mo-
tion the unanimous decision of shc
committee?" inquired Mr.. Hinquit
Chairman Martin hesitated a mo-
ment before replying: ut Is the de-
cision Of the. Chair. after consultation
with the committee"
There is a serious division OF
opinion in the judiciary Committee
over the question OF the legality Of
the current proceedings. At to-
days session several members de-
clared that in their opinion Mr.. Hill
quit had clearly shown yesterday
that the constitutional rights Of the
tlVe suspended members were vio-
lated when they were elected from
the Assembly Chamber on Jan. 7.
AT least two mombers OF the COM
mittee are prepared TO submit minority
reports favorng the Socialists when
inc committee makes IT'S report 10
the Assembly. However, the grip Of
Speaker Sweet on the Judiciary Com
mlJtce Is up TO this time as strong as
his grip on the Assembly Us a whole
The. point OF Chairman Martins re-
ply 70 lIillquit is that Martin is now
playing in the Judiciary Committee
the part that Speaker Sweet is pily-
ing In the Assembly the de-
cisions against tho accused.
The evening world., 1920-01-21
WILSON KEEPING
CAPITAL Puzzled
ON TREASURY POST
Gives No IntinatiOn on APP
pointment of Successor to
Secretary Glass.
By DdUid Laurence.
Especial Correspondent of The Eve
nina WORLDLY

WASHINGTON, Jan. q. Copy
right, 1920)-Who is to be the next
Secretary of the Treasury? The de-
lay in appointing a successor to Sec
retary Glass, who is soon TO take his
seat in the Senate, has occasioned
many an inquiry not only from per-
sons in his country who are vitality
interested in its fiscal policy. but
from foreign count les, where eyes
are fixed upon that Government
whose moral influence, if not phys-
cal assistance, in the financial world
is unparalleled in history.
President Wilson is represented as
going over the situation very care
fully, and while it has been expected
that NLr Glass would take his seat
in the Senate by Jan. 10, il appears
that the coming Of the Pan American
Financial Conference intcrfered with
the plan.
1t was hardly considered possible
that a now Secretary of the Treas
ury could be confirmed in time to
welcome delegates. and with The
Finance Ministers of Central and
Soutn America and many other dis
tingushcd visitors here, it would
have been somewhat embarrassing
not to have a Secretary of the Treas
.urv. to receive them adj So Secrc.
tary Glass has stayed in; but an an,
pointment will surely be made il
the next few days. as tho Pan
American conference comes TO an cnt
on Saturday.
The evening world., 1920-01-21
.POWHATAN'S TOWLINES PART
AGAIN AFTER LINER CEDR|C'S
RUSH TO SAVE HER IN GALE
British Vessel Reaches Here
With Thrilling Story of
Attempted Rescue.
BABE BORN IN STORM,
Transport Still in Peril, but
Number of Ships Are
Standing BY.

The disabled transport Powhatan,
without light or heat and her fire
rooms, flooded is plunging about in
a heavy sea this afternoon 300 mites
from Halifax with no immediate pros
pect Of securing a tow or having her
FL passengers taken off.
During the night the freighte:
Western Comet got line aboard and
towed the transport forty-eight milcs
toward Halifax. but she was COM
PEELED to abandon the effort, The
transport Northern Pacific and other
boats are standing by to take off
her passengers as soon as the seas
moderate.
4 blizzard which ragged Off the
Nova Scotia coast had spent IS fury
by noon and an attempt uuy be
made later to get another line to the
disabled ship or take of her passen-
gers. Arrangements are be,uS made
10 provide the passengers with Inedi-
cal attention, il needed, upon their
arrival in Halifax.
- THE rush of the Cedric through a
gale at high speed in search for the
Powhatan is one Of those stories
which can come only from the sea,
Frank w. Rostock editor Of the Gin
Annati Post, who was aboard the
cedric said in an interview to-day,
CEDRIC REACHES NEW YORK
AFTER TRIAL. p
The Cedric docked this afternoon,
having been released from her task
Of guarding the Powhatan when other
vessels came to its assistance
Captain Joseph Carter, OF the
Cedric, was at lunch Sunday when
tho Powhatan's S. O. $. call was
handed him." Rostock said.
"'Excuse me gentlemen, | have a
matter TO attend to- Carter said, m2-
eng calmly from his chair
Then things began TO happen. All
dred beds used for troop purposes
were made ready TO take care Of sol
diers and passengers Of the Pow
hatan.. An extra force of stokors was
sent below. Bakcrs and cooks pre-
pAred food. Hospital facilities were
enlarged to take care of injured and
exhausted. Life belts. ladder ropes,
Iitoboats and prcscrvers were made
rady 10 throw over in case OF emer-
gency. All this iinlc the ship was
facing gale.
Capt. Carter did not now exactly
what the trouble was, but rushed
with al speed through the storm .HC
only know the Powhatan engines were
out Of commission, with two feet OF
water above the. .cngInc room floor.
CEDRIC MOVES ON UNOER
FORCED DRAFT,
"rhe Cedric was fifty-sevon miles
from the POwhatau when the $, o. $
was received Capt, Carter ordered
every pound'of steam crowded on anc
IN four hours the Cedric had reached
the location given by the POwhutan
Night had fallen. Snow squalls a'
intervals made the search difficult
Finally the POwhataa was located by
a rocket sent up from the disable.
transport,
The evening world., 1920-01-21
ALLIES TO SEND
100000 SOLDIERS
TO FIGHT "REDS"
Supreme Council Takes Steps
to Halt BolSheviki in the
Caucasus.
WARSHIPS ALSO SENT.
Greater Part of the Forces to
Be Furnished by Great
Britain.

LONDON. Jan. 21.-A despatch 20
the Central News from Paris says
the forces the Supreme Council viii
send to oppose the Bolshevlki in the
Caucasus are expected to number
100000.
Word also comes from Paris that
the quota OF $4,000 men assigned T.
Great Britain is not ready and that
their places will have to be filled by
troops from France and Italy.
The correspondent adds it is re.
ported that there is a serious COM
munist uprising in Bessarabic, and
that there is a disturbance in Sofia.
PARIS, Jan. 21.-Grcnt Britain
plans 10 send troops into the eau
casus TO prevent the spread Of Boz
shcvism into Armenia, Turkey. Per-
STA and Mesopotamia.
Tho British request to the Supreme
Council yesterday, to have French
and Italian troops take TIE place OF
british units in tho Allied forces
which will preserve order in thu var
ious regions whore plcbiscltcs. were
ordered by the peace treaty. was
necessitated by their plan to send
troops into the Near East
Departure OF French hospital ships
from Toulon for the Black Sea. al
most at tho same time a British
squadron departed from Malta for
the same destination, strengthened
tho belief the French Navy Will CO.
operate with the British in southern
Russia in acton against the Bolshe-
wiki
French warships also Pnve been
ordered to hold themselves in rcadi-
ness to depart for Constantinople.
There has been no announcement
that II was the purpose of the Su-
preme Council to despatch forces to
the Caucasus to combat the advance
Of the Bolshcviki. 4 despatch from
Malta, dated last Friday. announced
that orders had been received there
for a number Of naval vessels TO leave
Malta, apparently for the Black Sea.
Tho British Admiralty In reference
10 the Despatch, said lt might be
taken for granted that the ships were
proceeding to the Black Sea TO pro-
tcct British subjects and interests.
The evening world., 1920-01-21
CEDRIC MOVES ON UNOEI
FORCED DRAFT.
CONTINUED on Second PagcJ
WORLD RESTAURANT.

Special for to-day. Wcducsdag. Jau. -L ig-n.
.eE Of veal stuffed end ttosh vegetables, ioC.,
GpueI. i5c. iith floor Norli Budding -Adc..
The evening world., 1920-01-21
rue WORLD rnAyEL nuHLAu,

,rcade, Pulitzer lWcrdl buuIu-, AiGl lSIl
ROw, ~ \, City Telephone B,rmlu 1910
C9ecE rom tcr basglge and parcel, up.l dty ami
HigaE MqnSg S,dsN and ts'yuaIs' yAaas. ioE
The evening world., 1920-01-21

TAKE BELL-ANS ALTAR MEALS ana ses
~ Gas GOOD DIGESTION makes yOu lssi.-- Adrt.
The evening world., 1920-01-21

CONTINUED on sixteenth Pagc3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
Must Face Trial on
Charge of Slavery

PORTLAND. Ore. July 24.-Carl
J. Aft, of Columbus, Ohio, who was
arrested here on a white slavery
charge, viii be returned 10 the Ohio
city for trial. the United States dis
trict attorneys office announced to
day.
Afr. "A German alien. is accused OF
transporting Mrs. katherine BALI. As.
from Columbus TO Portland. She is
in Jail, being held as a witness. Aft
Is at liberty under 81, 900 bonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
Arrests in Frisco
Are Falling Off

SAN FRANClSCO. July 2i.--Ar-
rests in San Francisco have been cut
nearly in two during the first year
of prohibition.
Figures compiled by the police de-
partment for the year ending June
so. today showed 26.67s arreMhu
against total of 46,647 for the
previous 10 months.
Arrests for drunkenness totaled
1.si4 during the last IL months.
against 1885, during the IL months
before prohibition became effective.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
Woman Sentenced
for Beating Tots

PORTLAND. Ore. July 24.--Con-
victed OF having beaten and other
wise maltreated three small .Shilp
dren, none over years old. Mrs.
Rita Nautilus, 40. was sentenced in
municipal court here yesterday 10
pay $500 fine and serve six months
in Jail.
The children. their bodies and faces
covered with decorations and bruises.
were introduced as evidence Mrs.
Nautilus had taken the children TO
board while their mothers went out
to work. Notice of appeal was given.