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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-24
La function de GSta nOChG

Uno de los mas hermosos n1-
meros de la velada de esta noche
sera el que estaza cargo de la mag
nffica Banda Municipal que diri-
&c con verdadere acierto ell macs
tro Tizol, la que ejecutara una
brillante sinfonia y la Serenata
Capricho", del inspirado Y popu-
lar artista Don Rafael Balseiro.
A juzgar por los distintos as
pectos que ofrece el programa, la
velada resultara magnffca.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-24
EE GabinGtG GSpahOI
fu6 SGpuItadO p6r
los prOSupuGStOS
MADRID. febrero e.
(POr Gable Frances)

MADRID, febrero 23.-La
causa de la dimision del Cabi-
nete ha sido la actitud de dife-
rentes grupos del Parlamento
que presentaron toda clase de
obstrucciones para impedir que
los presupuestos de la nacion
fueron aprobados.
Aunque ell Rey, una vez mas,
reitero su confianza en- ell iefe
de! gobierno, seiior AllendesaIa-
zar, eI Gabinete Sc presentara
hoy lunes ante ell ParIanento
para dar cuenta de su irrevoca-
Bile actitud.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-24
Sc nos aSegura
que hoy no haha
pan en- San Juan
Aver Sc declararon en- huelga los
panaderos de San Juan y
Santurce.

Aver por la tarde Sc declararon
en- huelga, los panadeross de San
Juan Y Santurce, debido a cue los
tahoneros de San Juan Puerta de
TERRA Y Santurce, Sc negaron a
admitir ell siguiente convenio, pro-
pueSto por Ia Union de Panade-
ros" de San Juan.
1.-Que el precio de cada bulto
de harina elaborada en- pan es de
$4.00; que el peso de cada pieza
de pan no sera menor de veinte
onzas Ell masa; es decir, una Ii
bra despues de cocido; todo ope-
rarlo que sc emplee- ell cualquier
taller de panaderia debe ser re-
comendado y puesto por la Union
Exigen, por tlltimo, los panaderos
que cualquier official de la Union
0 Comisi6n nombrada por la mis-
ma tendra amplias facultades para
visitar cualquier taller donde Sc
hallen trabajando miembros Que
pertenezcan a la Uni0na
Los duenos de panaderlas, des-
pues de haber estudiado concien-
zudamente todas Y cada una de
las anteriores condolences, las han
rechazado Ell virtud de las condi
clones del mercadO.
De modo, pues, que hoy no ha-
bra pan en- la Capital y sus ba-
rrios, y tai vez es.a situaci6n con-
tin1e, s. ne Sc llega q IN acreglo
satisfactorio esta tarde.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-24
DONA ANA IRIZARRY
DE SOTOMAYOR.

Ha fallecido esta virtuosa Y
apreciabilisima DANA. Era madre
apantisima de nuestro amigo Y
companero don Bonifacio Soto
mayor.
Extraordinaria solemnidad re-
visti6 su entierro. Muchos auto
movies civiles y militares lleva-
ron numerosisimas personals a la
ceremonial f1nebre.
Despidi6 ell dueIo con frases
muy sentidaS Y profnndas, ell ms
pirado poeta barranquitense don
A. Lopez Colon
Ell Reporter Militar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-24
Ell MINISTRO ALEMAN
ASISTE A UNA RECEPCION

PARIS, febrero 23.-Por pri-
mera vez despues de la reanu-
daci6n de reIaciones entire la Re-
p1bIica francesa y AIemania, Ell
Encargado de Negocios de esta
Ultima nacion asistio a la magni-
flea reception ceIebrada en- ell
PaIacio del Presidente en- honor
del Cuerpo DipIomatico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-24
DON JOSE M. RIVERA.

Con gran placer, damos hoy la
agradable noticia de haber expert
mentado una lgera mejoria, den
tro de la gravedad, ell estimadfsi-
mo caballero don Jose M. Rivera,
prominente personalidad muy CO.
nocida en- los cfrculos bursatiles y
sociales de San Juan.
AL informar de su mo5oria, rel
teramos nuestros vosos mas since
ros por que esta siga acrecentando
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-24
Una VIiiOIenIsina
tempGStad azOta a
FranCia y ESpala
(Por Cable Frances)

PARIS, febrero 23.-Una vio-
Ienta tempestad azoto ell medic
dia de Francia y Espaha, eau
sando graves destrozos. En- Ma
drid, las IIuVias torrenciales pro-
vocaron grandes inundaciones,
viendose la cindad priVada de
luz.
Sc anuncia que otras provin-
cias han sido castigadas por ell
temporal, particuIarmente Bar
ceIona, donde cause graves da-
nos Y aIgunas Victimas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-24
UN BUQUE SALVO
~ A NUEvE NAUFRACOS

EL HAVRE, febrero 23.-EI
trasatlantico frances la Tou-
raine", Ilegado hoy aqul, condu-
ce, adenas de nunerosisimo pa
safe, nueve naufragos de la GO
leta canadiense Associate, que
navegaba de Gibraltar a San
Juan de Terranova y Sc fue a pi-
que.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-24
Ceremonial EN- HONOR
DEL MALOGRADO KOLTCHAK

n PARIS, febrero 23.--EI En-
bajador de Russia ha celebrado
en- la igIssia Ortodoxa moscow
ia una ceremonial f1nebre, en-
sufragio del alma del aln1irante
russo KoItchak, que fue eiecuta-
do lItimamente en- Siberia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-24
vIENE LA PoLICIA.

Manuel .Fernandez, que. tasi Sc
llama ell pariente de Sinforiano,
dio cuenta, inmediatamente. a la
policia de 10 sucedido. Minutes
despues, llegaron al sitio del su-
ceso el jefe Sr. Caparros; el juez
municipal, Sr. Iriarte; ell Secreta-
rio Y el Marshall del Tribunal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-24
Ell ARMA QUE Uso
sINFoRIANO.

El arma que us6 el suicida pa
ra poner fin a sus dias, es un re-
v6lver "bull dog de siete mill
metros. En- ell magazine" Sc en-
contraron cinco capsulas, pues
solamente una bast6 para arreba-
tarle la vida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-24
Ell "CADIz

La casa 'Sobrinos de Izquier-
do nos informa uqe Ell vapor
Cadiz' de la Lineal Pinillos !,
llegara este puerto, procedente
de Espana, en- la primera decena
del mes proximo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-24
TRElNTA MIL OBREROS
DECLARADOS EN- HUELGA

LYON, febrero 23.-Todos los
obreros netal1rgicos Sc han de-
cIarado en- huelga general, que
aIcanza a 10000 personals.
Las fuerzas. del eiercito con-
servan ell orden.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-24
UNA DEToNACIoE.

Los vecinos sinticron Ia deto-
naci6n de un disparo de revolver,
que salia de la habitaei6n de SIN
foriano. Embellishments dieron
cHenta Nm pariense de qulen
penetr6 Ell ol cuarto de Sinfora-
no, encontrando su cadaver ten
dido -sobre la cana y el arma sui
cida sObre ell pecho.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-24
LO QUE DICEN LOS VECINos.

Tn Redactor de Ell MUNDO
estuvo hablando con variOs veci-
nos del suicida, quienes manifes-
taron que hacfa varios dfas ha-
bian notado cierta inquietud y
desesperaci6n on Sinforiano, pcro
que enOs nunca Sc imaginaron
que Sc slticidase, pues Sc encontra-
>ba Ell magnifica posici6n econ6-
mica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-24
10 QUE DEJo sINFoRIANo.

FL suicida, como hamos dicho,
gozaba Gle magnifica posici6n eco
monica. Deja algunas casas en-
Rio PiedraS y una considerable
cantidad Ell elective.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-24
AVISO

Participamos a nuestros ami
gos y cIientes eI trasIado de
nuestra oficina y aImacen al
local antes ocupado por los Sc
6ores Freiria y Co. Gale Tanca
y Tetuan.
PORTO RIcO COMMERCIAL CORPORATION
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-24
HABIA SALIDO PARA
SANTURCE

Aver bien tempranO, Sinforia-
no sali6 para Santurce y retornG
dos horas despues. Entr6 en- su ha-
bitaci6n, cerrando la puerta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-24
AVISO

BANCO MASoNIC0 DE P. r.
Participa a toda su clientela y al
pdblico en- general que ha trasla-
tado sus oficinas la Gale de TeA
tuan No. 5.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-24
EN- Ell "AUXILIO MUTUO"

Sinforiano parece que no Sc
sentfa bien Y determine ingresar
en- ell Auxilio Mutuo. Anteayer sa-
li6 del Sanatorio, sim pedirle per-
misc a nadie y sin la authorization
facultativa.
El triste desenlace ha venido a
confrmar las sospechas de que te-
MIA las facultades algo perturba-
daS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-24
Los austriacOs piden cincuerta r1illones mas
Los teporales sier0bran la e Mediterrane,
I'm CiudadanO GS-
pahOI sc suicide
aver en- Rio Pledras

Aver, el caballero Sinforiano
Garcia Fernandez Garcia, de so
amos, natural de Nigo, puso fin a
sus dias, disparandose un tiro por
el paladar Y muriendo casi ms
tantan6amente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-24
Ell "coRNELIA"

Procedente de Nueya York lleg6
a San Juan ell vapor Cornelia
de la tBull Insular Line.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-01-29
SEMI.ANNUAL STATEMENT
of the Receipts and Dis
bursements of Sedgwick
County, Colorado, for the
one-half year, ending Dec
ember 81, 1919.
WARRANT ACCOUNT
WARRANT ACCOUNT

July l, To out
standing ------13o1oAO
New-York tribune., 1920-10-29
Farmer to Wed Sister
OF Girl He Came to Get
Bungalow for Two in Far-Of
West and Quarrel in East
Feature Romance

John Burfnd, twenty-five years old,
who has a bungalow for two on his
big farm at Ritzvile in the State of
Washington, came to New York sew
cral weeks ago to marry Miss Kathryn
Rupy, a designer. Of 226 Cooper Ave
nue., Glendale He bought a marriage
License at the Queens marriage license
bureau and began to speculate on the
cost of return fare
But a misunderstanding arose be-
" cen him and Kathryn. The engage
lnent was broken and the marriage IL
cense returned. But John, however,
isn't going back home alone. He dis
covered that he had fallen in love with
Miss Anna Rupy, Kathryn's sister.
Yesterday Burfnd again confronted
Chief Clerk Zimmerman at the Queens
hYreau. Guess III have to buy q H.
cense from you after ALL he said.
This time it is Miss Anna Rupy-
be sure to get the name straight. Wed
ding at st. Adelbert's Church, Glen
dale, November H. Future residence,
Rltzville, State of Washington. Hope
you'll be out to see us some time"
New-York tribune., 1920-10-29
Morris W. Seymour,
Connecticut Lawyer, Dies
One-lime Lecturer in Yale Law
School and Colonel on Gov
ernOr English's Staff

LlTCHFIELD, Conn, Oct. 28.-Mor-
ris Woodruff Seymour. who for half
century was prominent figure in the
Connecticut bar, died last night. He
was graduated from Yale in 1866, and
later attended the law school of Colum-
bla University. At one time he was
lecturer in the Yale Law School.
Judge Seymour was born IN this citv
IN 1912, the son Of former chief JUS
ticc Of the Supreme Court of Errors Of
connecticut. During his public life he
mad been court Judge at Bridgeport.
a colonel on the staff of Governor Eng
iish, president Of the Connecticut Soci
ETY. Of Foreign Wars, senior member of
the State Board of Pardons, legisla
tor and an active layman of the Prot
estant Episcopal Church. On account
OF ms distinguished ancestry he had
held membership in various natriotjc
and historic organizations.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-29
Briggs Wires Blessing
TO Eloping Daughter
Tribune Cartoonist and Wife
Surprised, as Wedding Was
Set for Januarv


Clare Briggs, The Tribune cartoonis
who originated when Feller Needs &
Friend" Papa Love Mamma" "Ths
Days of Real Sport" "And Then HI
Took Up Golf" etc, announced YES.
terday the marriage Of his daughter
Sarah Stewart Briggs, to William Kline
o'Leary, of Little Rock, Ark, at Mem
phis, Tenn.
Asked for details of the wedding. Mr.
Briggs exhibited the following tele.
gram from his wife, who is at Little
Rock:
Sarah and King coped to-day. Com
ing my oiess-
When Briggs learned that the vouro
couple were at a hotel in Memphis he
sent the following wire: ''N
Good morning, Mrs. OJearv Nv
blessing and good luck to both Of
= Miss Briggs's engagement to Mr.
cary was announced several month .
ago. The wedding date had benn sat
D.: D. January q. Several weeks ago Mrs
nrlggs left New Rochelle. her homo
20 visit her relatives at Little ponl,
where WI the bridegroom is in business ss !"
as wholesale produce merchant
New-York tribune., 1920-10-29
I. II. K. Praises the Record
vi the Late X. l.. O'Donrel

a minute upon the dea.h cf the ].te
hlchard Lincoln ODonnel, vice-presi-
oent of the central region. pennsvl-
EanIa system, has been adopted bv tho
poard D OF directors of the Pennsylva
~: h1:ailfoad Company. Mr.. O'Donnel. who
a.ea on September %, was made Wee.
p l'o 'I,o5''I ho5 this year, previous 10 wnich
Dc p mad peen general manager Of tho
T4,ennsylvania lines east cf Pi.tspnrobf'' f''
re lad been with the Pennsylvania
system tor thirty-seven years. start;ng
as Q rodman in 1883. '-''s
- me minute, after summarizing the
says: me-
The record of Mr.. ODonnel's career
from rodman to vice pres sidcnt is one
oI odr'i uinF;emitting N devotion to duty: His
aloiIn,lhlstra1on l,I", of each office which he
neld suggested his ability to fiji a
higher office, and each emotion was
amply justified by the outcome"
New-York tribune., 1920-10-29
Miss Stewart
Becomes Bride
OF Hoagland
Marjorie, Daughter of DIR.
and Mrs. G.. ID. Stewart, Is
We'd to Porter Hoagland
:. :. Church of St. Nicholas
Mrs. Martin Is Engaged
Widow of James E. Martin
to Marry British Knight;
Gene RamsdeIl Betrothed

Miss Marjorie Bruce Stewart, daugh
ter Of Dr.. and Mrs George D. Stewart,
was married to Porter Hoagland, son
9; Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Hoagland
Yesterday afternoon in the Collegiate
Church OF st Nicholas, Fifth Avenue
md Forty eighth Street. The ceremony
vas performed by the Rev. Dr.. Malcolm
Mcleod, and a reception followed at
the home Of Or. and Mrs. Stewart, az
East Fifticth Street.
The bride, who was given away by
her father, was in medieval gown Of
cream colored satin, with silver girdle
snd train Of white satin and silver
trocade. over which fell an old Belgian
New-York tribune., 1920-10-29
Milton See, Well
Known Architect.
Dies at Age of g.
Designer of Several Build
ings in This City, Includ-
ing the Original Metro
poiitan Opera House

Milton See, a prominent architect of
this city and we'll known throughout
the United States, died on Wednesday
night in his home, 140 North Columbus
Avenue, Mount Vernon, N. Y. He was
81 years old.
Among the structures for which N1r.
See had prepared the plans were the
original Metropolitan Opera House, the
Museum of Natural History and the
Presbyterian Hospital in this city. He
worked on the plans of many we'll
known churches and number of the
buildings Of Yale University.
Mr. See was for many years associat
ed with the firm of Cady, Bird & See.
but Of late years had been in business
with his son, Edmund T. See, at Is East
Fortieth Street
He is survived by his wife and three
CHILDREN, Miss Lillian See, of this city;
hdmund s,iI 7. See, of New Jersey, and
Milton See, jr., who at present is en-
gagged in business in Java.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-29
Greek Minister
OF Marine Is
Named Regent
Deputies Elect Admiral P.
Coundouriotis by Vote
of 1877 to 3; Paul Is
Formally Offered Throne
Ex-King Must Abdicate
George Also Must Rcnounce
Rights Before Alexander's
Brother Can Be Ruler

LONDON, Oct. 28.-The Greek Cham
ber of Deputies has elected Admiral P.
Coundouriotis as Regent of Greece by
a vote of 1877 to 3, says a dispatch to
The Times from Athens. Admiral
Coundouriotis is Minister of Marine in
the Venizelos Cabinet.
GENEVA, Oct. 2s.-For the frs.
time since the Greek revolution of 1917
the Greek government, through its
minister in Berne, officially opened
negotiations to-day with the family
OF ex-King Constantine, when the
minister informed Prince Paul of GER
tt in conditions attached to his acces-
sion to the Greek throne The fore
most Of these conditions was. formal
abdication Of the throne by Constan-
tine and also by Prince George, Duke
of Sparta, which was demanded
officially to-day.
Constantine, who is in Lucerne, con
tinues to receive condolences on the
death of King Alexander, including
kilograms of sympathy from cx-Em-
peror William of Germany and ex-
Emperor Charles Of Austria.
ATHENS, Oct. 2s.-Funcra, services
tor the late King Alexander, which will
be held Friday will be attended by the
Grown Prince Of Sweden, according to
present arrangements. He is in this
city at the present time. Other ma
tlons will probably be represented by
their diplomatic officials in this city.
The entire press Of Greece. IN COM
nientlng on the death of King Alex
alder, deplore the loss Of the young
sovereign, who during Q shor. reign
had won great popularity.
The body of the King was conveyed
yesterday from Tatoi to the cathedral
in Athens in his own motor car, which
was driven by his great friend. Lieu
tenant Stavro Metaxas. The coffin was
draped in the royal flag. After the i'm
provised hearse came several motor
cars, in the first of which was Dowager
while in the second was the widow Of
the King, Nine. Manos, accompanied by
NJ. Gryparis, grand marshal of the
court
The members of the Cabinet and
high officials awaited the arrival of the
cortcge at the cathedral, in which the
body was placed on a catafalque guard
ed by special detail of soldiers and
officers. After short prayers the
mourners withdrew and the public was
admitted to the cathedral The crowd
was so dense that it was extremely
difficult to maintain order.
Dowager Queen Olga arrived on the
day after the death of the King There
was a pathetic scene between the aged
Dowager Queen and her morganatc
granddaughter, and the two remained
alone in the death chamber half hour
New-York tribune., 1920-10-29
FREDERICK r. SMART

frederick K. Smart. farmer and real
estate owner. died on Wednesday in the
home of his cousin, Mrs. Frederick
WlIletts, 1o5 Jadgar Avenue, Flushing.
L. l.
Mr.. Smart was a member of the So
Getty of Friends, which will conduct
the funeral services from the house
TOMORROW afternoon. Mr. Smart is
survived by his wife, q son and
daughter.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-29
Bottled in Bond Labels
On Prllne Juice Whisky
Government Issues Warning
Counterfeit Siam ps Are Being
AMred toW God d4LcohoHiouor

WASHINGTON, Oct 2S - Wide
spread counterfciting of internal rev
enue stamps in connection with viola
ton of prohibition laws was disclosed
tonight, when the Bureau of Internal
Revenue issued a warning against
whiskey bottled in bond. The ccurtry
was being flooded. Comm. .ssioncr Will-
lam said, with beverages labele lied
III bond which bore spurious tax
stamps
Mr.. Williams said the tax stamp was
no guarantee that the liquor did nor
contain wood alcohol or some other IN
furious substance. Bottles bearing
names of we'll known brands, but shown
by chemical analysis TO consist
largely of prune juice. water and sugar,
have been taken in raids
New-York tribune., 1920-10-29
Five AlliedOfficers.

prisoners Of the Turks, escape.
Three are killed. Two wan
der in desert. One of two
dies; last survivor takes his
Identification disk and presses
on; is wounded in sight of AL
lied lines; comes to in hos
pital; is identified as his dead
comrade; knows he is not but
cannot tell who he is. Is sent
home and accepted by COM
rade's family and sweetheart
-until-Finish this extraor-
dinary story yourself. Get
the new book called "John
SeneschaPs Margaret" by Ag-
nes and Egerton Castle. The
nglish Lord, the Dowager
Duchess, the Anglicized Span
isk mother of Margaret and
Margaret herself as we'll as
the hero are the best drawn
characters the famous Castles
ave ever created. You will
like this book. Get a copy at
your booksellers today. $500
set.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-29
Annapolis Plebes Locked
Up to Escape Hazing
Middies Refuse 10 Quit Practice,
SO Authorities Safeguard
Lower Glass Men
Special Dispatch to The Tribun

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct. 2s.-Upper
classmen at the Naval Academy TO-DAY
remained adamant in their refusal TO
drop all forms OF hazing at the insti-
tuition, and as result the 900 plebes
a the institution were completely shut
off to themselves. Rear Admiral A. II
Scales, superintendent, decided yes
terday TO segregate' the students until
hazing ceased.
The plebes are quartered by them
selves, the windows of their rooms are
heavily barred. their drills are directed
by members of their own class and
arrangements have been made to dis
tribute leaves of absence so that upper
classmen and plebes win not be off the
campus at the same time.
Five boards are Investigating haz-
ing and other practices affecting the
morals and discipline Of the men
New-York tribune., 1920-10-29
REV. HOMER J. HuDRETu

THOMPSONVILLE. Conn. Oct o.
The Kew. Homer j. Hildreth, pastor
OF Enfield Congregational Church and
chaplain of the House of Representa-
tives in the 1919 session, died todav
after short illness in the Hartford
Hospital. He was forty-nine years old
MIR. Hildreth was graduated from the
Union Theological Seminary in 1897.
He had filled pastorates in Vermont
prior to being called to Cromwell,
Conn, where he remained until July
1919.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-29

the Olympic, which sailed from South
ampton Wednesday, and is due here
next week.
Others on the Olympic are c. Led
yard Blair, Potter Palmer, Honore
Palmer, Mrs William Disston, Mrs.
John c. Elliott, Miss Emily b. Girls
wolG and Frederick G. Havemeyer
DR.. and Mrs. Lewis Rutherfurd Nor
ris will give dance at the kitz- Carlton
November 27, to introduce their daugh-
ter, Miss Katherine E. Morris.
The annual Halloween ball will be
given this evening at the clubhouse,
Tuxedo Park, and will be attended by
many of the debutantes, the older girls
and the young married set from New
York. The ball committee includes
Mrs. Frank Brown Keech, chairman;
Mrs. Anson McCook Beard Mrs. Lewis
S. Morris, Mrs. Philip Kip Rhinelander
and Mrs. Cornelius S. Lee.
Professor and Mrs. Allan Marouand
will give dance November 19 at
Guernsey Hall, their place at Prince
New-York tribune., 1920-10-29

SSOO.OOO Gifts for Princeton
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

Spe6ld7 Dts3d5cN 70 7Hs 7TFoaNe
PRINCETON, N. j., Oct est was
announced to-day at the annual fall
meeting of the board of trustees of
Princeton University that since last
June gifts have been received by the
university amounting to almost $780,
900. Included in the list is a legacy Of
100000 from the estate of the late
James Laughln jr. of Pittsburgh. He
was member of the class of 1858.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-29
Scotch Drys to Pray l8 Hrs.
Continuous Invocation for Cause
Planned in Glasgow

From The T,tbuaos European Bureau
LONDON, Oct. 2S. - Prohibitionists
of Glasgow have arranged continuous
prayer service, beginning at II o'clock
tomorrow morning and continuing
without interruption until 5 o'clock
Saturday morning, when prayers ask
ing the success of their movement will
be offered.
The election in which the question of
the degree of temperance in Scotland
is to be decided will be held next
TupsdaV
New-York tribune., 1920-10-29
PUTIN - Nj
BOOKS AND AUTHORS

w. B. Yeats, the Irish poet,
was lunehing with me. with
US Irish said he, "conversa-
ton is life, interrupted by
trivialities like meals, work
and money-making"
Yeats writes the introdu ction
to Lady Gregory's new play,
"The Dragon, which critics
call her best. Just published,
too, is her "Visions and Be-
liefs in the West of Ireland"
two volumes delightfully."- fra
grant with the fancies and
folklore Of Erin.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-29
JOHN CHARLES KELLEY

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Oct. 2S.-John
Charles Kelley. founder and editor Of
The Sioux City Daily Tribune, died on
Wednesday after an illness of five
months. Pneumonia was the cause of
his death. Mr.. Kelley founded The
Daily Tribune in 1884.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-29
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New-York tribune., 1920-10-29

Wilderness is easily the most
remarkable book to come out of
America since Leaves of Grass
was Publ:shed. New States
man. London.
Amid The chaos of vaiueIess
hcti0n. and OF serious books
Infinitely important, but alas,
infinitely dull, there appears a
real book. d regular book. a joy
Gus took, a refreshing book, a
.eFy. very human and delight
III hcoh. h."-RaIf;u0rc Suf.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-29

Birth, Engagement, Marriage,
Death and In Memoriam Notices
may be telcphoned 10 The Tribune
any time up 10 midnight for in
sertion in the next days popcr.
7 telephone Beekn,on 5000.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-29
IN MEMORIAM

of VIZ NH loving memory Of my sis
o 'er' Emma Z lie Ninne. October -