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UNA cARrA
Manati 25 de abril de 1920.
'irector de Ell MUNDo.

Manati 25 de abril de 1920.
Sr. Director 6e Ell MUNDo.
81 used 10 tiene a bien lie estimars
de cabida en- el peri6dico de su digna
direction La publication de las sigllien-
tes hneas.
Gracias anticipates de su aftmo. y
S. S.-Augusto CUETo.
En- la Democracia" de aver he lei
do en- la information "DESDE MANA
IT,, que publica G. Atiles Garcia, y
dice; cue yo me opuse que mi COM
patricia y eximio villaespesa fuera dig
namente recibido en- Manati. 81 tai in
formation Sc la dib al senior A:iles al
gtin compatriota milo, alguno que sin
serlo Sc tiene por tai y es miembro del
Casino Espahol'', falta la verdad y
es un perverso. y 81 es alguna persona
ajena al Casino ha debido ser NAL in
formada, y para demostrarlo apelo Ia
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OPORTUNIDAD

Dessa usted comprar una buena ca
sa de concrete radicada en- Santurce,
muy cerca de San Juan. de reciente
construction, con todos los adelantos
modernos.
Dirijase a su duefo
D. DiAz ALEXANDRA
Ferretsria Finlay. Telefono GIG
San Juan, p. r.
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REGLAS QUE DEBEN SEGUIRSE
PARA EVITAR LA INFLUENZA

ID No duerma menos de ocho no.
ras, bien abrigado con suiciente
ventilacion
(2) Evite aglomeraciones
(3) Haga mover sus intestinOs dia.
riamente.
"a Evite corrientes de aire.
(5) AL acostarse y levantarse, ha-
ga gargaras con una sohci6n de Mu-
Col, EN- la proportion de media Gu
charadita en- una taxa de aqua, pre-
terrible caliente. Tambi6n, para de-
sinfectar las membranas mucosas, as
pirese la soluci6n de la palma de ia
mano, o aun mejor 81 Sc tiene, Gsese
una ducha nasal. Ell Mu-Col podra
obtenerse en- cualquier botica acre.
ditada.
Siguiendo estas reglas no hay que
temer la terrible influenza.
ADvT.
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Vientos de fronda soplaron en- la
1iga el domingo. En- dos fenomenales
derrotas culminaron los juegos que tu-
vieron lugar EN- La mahana y en- La tar
&c. Los admiradores de La novena de
Teps Rullan atribuyen ell fracaso de
los "azules'' a que no ocuparon sus
bases como de costumbre, Yurnet, y ''El
acho'', considerados como ''insusti-
tuibles''. Nuestros vaticinos Sc han
cumplido, pues Ilovi6 mas de 10 que Sc
esperaba. Aquello recordaba Ell diluvio
universal. Los cubanos emplearon bien
Ii 'majagua" los "hits" estuvie-
ron a la orden del dia. Las leontinas
del amigo Marrero, los grandes triun-
fos que me anunci6 en- su carta base
bolera fueron barridos por la escoba
"cubiche''. No andabamos tan equivo-
cados, Marrero amigo, cuando insinua-
mos La posibilidad de una fenomenal
palica.
La impression que han dejado en- Ell
Amino del publico los juegos del do
mingo ha Sido soberanamente depresi-
va. Desde que la novena de los "azu-
les'' fu eorganizada, pesar de sus
cacareados triunfos y de haber sido
anunciada como la mejor novena insu-
lar, nunca jugaron tan bochornosamen
te como ell domingo, despues de tantos
dias de practica intensa. Lo hicieron
NAL. pero muy NAL. Los errores esta-
bar paste. Nj una sola iugada dig
M de APPLAUSE Sc hizo durante cl cur
so de los dos juegos. Los espectadores
que estaban al borde del suefio, aban-
! donaban por docenas ell Stand, abu
rridos de. tantisima ''choteria''. La
La empresa parece que Sc do cuenta
del desaliento de los fans, y ESQ
di6 lugar a que Don Pepito anunciara
con una gran bocina que la novena de
los "azuDes' seria reforzacil en- ei
juego de Ia tarde con Guzman So
ler Por la tarde volvi6 reptirse el
lleno de la mafiana, gracias 10 anun
ciado por Don Pepito, pero el anuncio
fue un golpe estrategico de la empire
50, 10 que sc llama en- Ell idioma vul-
gar luna tirada'' El diamante fue
ocupado por los mismos jugadores de
la mafiana, que tan NAL paraoo han de-
jado el prestigio native. El "cubano"
hestuvo "catastr6fico" defendiendo ell
"home". Un 'tcolador'', un verdade-
70 ''colador''
Hay que convencerse, eabaneros, hay
mucha gente veiia en- la pelea, lnucho
pelctari suue es,A pidtendo lie licen-
ciamiento a gritos. GPor que la Liga
10 retire a esos ilustres veteranos del
diamante los utiliza como mascotas9
va no sirven para otra cosa, mencs
que no Sc les ponga recoger bates,
como jose Gel Rajao). El talento de
los jugadores que quieran conservar
un recuerdo agradable de sus glorias
esta en- ESQ: en- retirarse a tempo cuan
do empieza la decadencia. Hacer 10
contrario es incomprensible. Y los ex.
pone que el plblico los cola de 'cho,
tas''.
A continuation copiamos los "sco
res'' dc las catastr6hcas palizas prOpi
nadas q Las huestes de "El Gaflego"
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TOTAL
SUMARIo

Struck ont: por Padr6n, 10; por Mu
tbs, 2. Bases por bolas, Padr6n, 3; Mu
It's, 8. Sacrifice hits: Chac6n y Cam
pos. Asistencias: Chac6n, 8; Campos
2; Fabelo, L; Teran, 2. Carreras lin
pias: chac6n, 1; Fernandez 2. Balks:
Padron una Yayo en- tercera base
en- el Segundo inning. Wild pit
ches; Nuts Fabelo, /, a Padron, /:
Juncos, 1. Dead-balls: Fabelo. /.
cambios de bases: Quesada al "cat-
cher" en- lugar de cantellops; Can
teliops al R. F., Henry al C. F., ST.
quito al S. s.. 49,
Tiempo: Dos horas y. veinte minutes
Umpire: spaven (hOme Y Hutin
(bases).
Scorer: Don. Pepito.
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CIVIL Mem 1900
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Sc vends papel peri6dico vieJo .
$3.50 quintal. Dirija sus pedidos .
"El MwRdo". aewt
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caballerosidad de los sehores Justine
crespO y el poeta senor Regime Rosario,
elementos prestigiosos de es:a pobla-
cion y miembros del 'sLiceo de Mana
ti'', Organizador de la vslada en- obse-
quio al ilustre villaespesa.
Con respecto a mi expulsion del Ca
sinc Espafioi de este pueblo. va Sc ven
tilara ante quien , corresponds, y de
auien es la incorrecci6n.
Augusta GUETO.
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Acci6n. cobro De ersdlto hlpsss, aris
EMPLAzAsuERTo ron EDicTos
FL PUEBLO DE- PUERTO RICO ,
ierederUs desconocidos ds Luis Verde
10 Garcia. sean los dsmandaaos en- 81
g case.
PoR Ia PREsEETE - notiaea . ~
tides cue ~ ha preseutado en- la ofcina
eel seCre ario de- Ia Corss De Dtstr1to
eel Distrito Judicial de san Juan. y
4. Ia demanda del sctor antss citads
sObre cobro de crtdito hipotssaFio -
Cendente Ia mma De Dosrisusos veints
y eua.ro d6lares Dc principal , Disei
sieta d6lares novensa y dos csntavoa O.
intereses dsvengaaos hasta u fecha.
mas los iatereses cue - dsvsugusn has
"a que "a haga Elective dicho ertdito
y las eOstas. Eas'os y houorarsos ds abe
gado. habssmdose constituido el refs.
rido creditO hipotscaro Dor u eitado
Luis verdslo Garcia sotFs una hnea sus
se descnbe como siEues
"solar radicado en- ei lugaS dsnemi.
nado "Minilias''. secci6n NoFts dsi b
RHO de santurcs De ssta ciudaA. cen.
pussto de ,rescientoa ochsntn y nueve
metros cuadrados. colinaanfs poF II Me-.
te con wencesiso verdeio. per si sud
con EIeutspo verdeio. per Il Lite ssn
Joaquin Romero , Rafael RomsFo y pet
81 oesse con Telicita 1.lanos.''
Sc nosiaea adesnAs por IL presents
que el honorabis Luis campillo. luss as
sga Corte y secci6n. en- vista o. Ia da
manda iuraaa pressntada por Il parts
demandants. en- IL qus " aeFe6ita &c
que dicho demandante igEora auitnsa
sean los hersderos ds Lais verdals oas
cis. no obssants las diiixsncias praeslcs-
das con ese obIsto. cue dieho dsman.
dante 'iene una busna , lnssa eauaa ds
acca6n. y aus los demandados ssn pafss
indispensable en- ssse asunto ordsn6 ccn
fecha abrii diez nusvs De MI novscisn.
EOS veinte. que dichos hsredsros aesss
nocidos dc Luis verdsIo Garcia. asan
citados y emplaxsdos por medic as sdis
tos que se publicar4n en- 81 psfitdlee
Ell MUNDo cue - edisa en- sstA cln.
dad de San Juan. rusrss nise. una
ves por semana. dursnts srsinta diaa.
Y "a notihca : ustedes ds ans por u
prssents son Fequsrsdes para qns %.
auen al demandants IL amma ds Des
ciensos vesnse y cuatrU d6larss a. prin
cipal mas Ia suma ds D5seiais.s dtis.
res novsnsa y dos centavoa por isa ~.
tsrsses dsvengados hastA n fceAA. ms
los demAs interesss qus - asveugusn
hasta Ia fscha sn one - ha9n sfeett.
vo dicho ersdlso. mas Iaa cestaN aa&
tos y honorarioa ds abeaado. apsssitits
doIes que Il ad 70 10 veslaean - prves
derA q IA subas = ae Is Anca. sstss u
cnal - constltuy6 Il cFtdite hlpsssssfis
referido. en- IA forma one dsteFmina -
lev.
SON abogados DEF dsmandants lss -.
horos Soto uraa slaca ds esta clmdAa
EN- TEsTfMoEfo DK 70 cUAb %.
"a 81 publieaci6n en- 81 psfis6icg NJ
MUNDo qus ss sdlta sn ssta cImdad A.
san Juan. p. n. una yes psF ssmana o..
raHte 81 ttrmino a. trslnsa dias sxpiss
Ia presents cue aatoriss baDo 81 Arma
y 81 ssiio ofciaI as IL Cosss
san Juan. p. y. 10 ds abrii ds isge
seesetaris. AAvt
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in LA coRTE DE- DIsTRITo DEL
DIsTRITo JUDICIAL Dc SAN JUAN.
PUERTO RICO
Gimcon Maienhs Font.
Demandante

.Ierederos desconocsa saos ds Lals vsr
tejo Garcia.
Demandados
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CRONICA DE sport"
Las derrotas de los "Azules"

JUEGo DE La MANANA
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Aeci6n:- cobro de crtdiO Aiposs, arts.
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Ell DOCTOR DIAz GARCIA
MoNSANT.

Desde Ell viernes Sc encuentra enfer.
mo en- su residencia de Rio Piedras,
ei conocido cirujano doctor Manuel
Dfaz Garcia, director del hospital mu
nicipal comisionado de sanidad.
rs as;stido por .el doctor Flores Arrie
ia.
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(ComiSiOnado del lntcriOr)
Advt.
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JUEGo DE La rARnE
cnoan Stars" 600 s24 S3o-1l
Los Mnchachos's O01. 900 OlO-

Cuban Stars 600 324 s3o-15
Los Muchachos's OO1 900 o10- Q
sumario: Struck ont: por Boada, :;
p"F siqnito, Bases por bolas: ST
quito, Z; Boada. Q. taOutsu por re-
g'as; uno Padr6n. Teran v Marrero.
Three base hits: Ramirez. Asistencia:
chac6n Fabelo ' Term, Umpire
spavcn (home) Keelan (bases). ITEM
po: Una hora cincuenta ysnueve mi,
nutos.
Algpnos fans son partidarios del
siguente line up para sustituir a
" Los Muchachos por maletas:
Catcher, FlorentiBo; Pitcher, Ro
que; Primera, Mono; Segunda, Babeta
Tercera, Quechs; hort-stop, Neca;
Right Fielder, verdejo; Left, yiqufn;
Center, Piedra. Suplentes: Don Pepc
y Negrada. Manager, Laguna
Y 81 el cline up" no parece bueno
formese uno en- el Asilo de Anciano.
Desamparados. Para perder como per
dieron los "azules -, cnalquier novens
resultarfa buena.
MoNsANT.
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Cuban Stars: j. 001 700 311-13
'Los Muchachos'' 900 100 100
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JACINTO TExIDOR
IMPORTANTE

PARA Ell CoMERCIO DPORTADOR ExPoRTADoR
Sc Aetan buqu condueir entire cuaes
puertos del mundo
cabda ace de reexpedr embarqu al exterior
asc camin carga recibida del exterior.
Aduana documentos ampaando npor
taciones exporacone
Especialad la tod conenen
a nuso descarga
+. NJ. AMY
de Aduana de TranspOrtes Martimos
Tel San Eiifcio Fnlay. Apartado No. B.
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the gray team of the Alaska Transfer took the bit in their mouths and hiked i for the barn minus a driver Little damage was done.
 Tom Finnegan will be passeng.r on the Admiral Watson from Juneau to Kodiak.
 It was falsely reported that an acro plane left Cordovd at 4 o'clock yeSter- day afternoon for Seward with foul passengers for Anchorage, and was due in Seward at noon today. Commits sion officials at AncnOrage Were al! "het up" and for a time it was nos known whether the train would be held for the four passengers or not. The train was NOT.
 Henry Fore as become interested in glacier worms. At all events Tom Drayton left on the Gateway Limited this morning, first saying that he 'n- tended starting gIacicr-wOrm fla m and was going out to Mile 54 to catch breeding stock. As he bought a ticket to Anchorage, and is known to be opt on a special assignment for the Dea.- born Independent, it is just possibin he was joking about the farm pro ject.
 This forenoon being exceedingly balmy, window cleaning was the chief pastime of many merchants along Broadway.
 The body of the new fire truck iF being rapidly turned out with Joe Strejc as chief boss.
 Steamer Admiral Watson, which sailed from Seattle last Sunday shoU' | report wcstbound from Juneau early tomorrow morning.
 Several oil men from Seattle a'c reported to be passengers for the westward on the Admiral Watson.
 Tho Ladies of the Aid society of the Methodist church will meet tomorro" afternoon at ? o'clock with Mrs. D. c. Mathison.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday, April 9th, 1920, the annua election for city officers and the school Board, for the Town of Sew ard. will be held in the Town of Sew ard; said election polls will be situat ed in the Town hall. The polls for said annual election will be open from S o'clock on ,ne morning Of Tuesday, April 9th, 1920, until ' o'clock on the evening of Tuesday, April 9th, 1920. The following arc the officers to be elected at the annual election n Tuesday, April 9th, 1920:
 Mayor,
 3 members of the Seward Com. mon Council.
 Treasurer.
 Municipal Clerk.
 City Attorney.
 One member of the School Board, Treasurer.
 Dated at Seward, Alaska March 5th, 1920.
 c. A. Estes,
 Municipal Clerk.
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Britt Smith, the l. w. w. leader in the shooting at Centralia, was for merly an employee of the George l., James mill at Douglas. When he liv, ed in Douglas he was a radical Social iSt or Anarchist.
 The big mill at Thane belonging 70 the Alaska Gastineau Co. started tc work recently after a period of idle ness.
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SEWARD SNAPSHOTS

Steamer Alaska is scheduled to sail tomorrow from Seattle for Seward.
 Col. H. P. Warren is a passenger on today's Gateway City limited for Anchorage.
 Helen Perry celebrated her eighth birthday and entertained many little girl friends during yesterday after noon at the home of her parents.
 There was a little excitement on Broadway yesterday afternoon when
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-10
Bowels Begging for Help

Torpid liver pleading for assist. lrcrg How careless Co neglect tH"S"
 ugS when Dr. Kings New Life Ills So promptly. mildly, yet eaec- iycly come to their relief!
 Leaving the system unc!e0uod rinsgrd bowels unmOv"d, results 70 ..v'fL.a.,>IruCtiVe af,er-cilrrIs. hc, ,,...u'.'iUw. tonic % iu -uctiuh Dr. Kings New Lie Pills bring 'HW .H' happiness of regular. nOra,1. ooE.,. tud liver fmctiOnng. Keep feeling .,t. doin. the work Of d man or Wo- uau who finds relish in 1t. All ..Wgg,>tS-25c.
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HOW TO GET RID
 or YOUR GOLD
The quick way is to use Dr. Kings New Discovery

DON'T put off until tonight what
 you can do today. step N into yOur druggists and buy a bottle of Dr. Kings New DiSCOv- cry. start taking 1t at once By the time you reach home you'll be on the way tO recovery.
 This standard family friend has been breaking colds, coughs, grippe attacks. and CrOup for more t':Ir fifty wears. It's used wherever sure fire relief is appreciated. Cl,ldrcn and grOwnupS alike can use it. thrrc k no diSagrecable aftrr-rlrrCt. Your druggist has it. 6OC. and Si2U bottles. Give 1t a trial.
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sss - ALYCE F.. ANDERSON
 OF NINILCHiC

. Announces her candidacy for the Territorial House of Repre- . sentatives subject to the Demo.
 cratic primaries in April 1920.
 . ..s4
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CIdSSifiedS

FOR RENT Furnished houses and Cabins. See Dougherty. AL
  FOR SALE OR RENT Small house. close to machine shop. h. uuire Frank Brown. M2tf.
  FOR SALE Cheap, a substantial two room house. Can be moved. Ina" Lloyds Shoe Shop Ml5.
 
 SKIS at J. l.. GRAEF'S. Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothing URBACH'S Lady TorringtOn vaccum sweepers at CRAFTS Sleds for boys and girls at Graets.
  RAYO lamps with shades ss.so at GraefS.
 Electric Sewing Machine motors a' Graefs.
 National Water Motor Washers at J. l.. Graefs. Elaine Eoeene and Pearl Oil at GraePs.
  Ice Creepers and Skates Graefs
 - Fishermen's Supplies at Graefs. FLASH LIGHTS and batteries al ]. L. Graefs. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE GATEWAY
 -G
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FLASH LIGHTS and batteries al J. l.. Graefs.
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FOR RENT Furnished houses ana Cabins. See Dougherty. AL
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SUBSCRIBE FOR THE GATEWAY
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FOR SALE OR RENT Small bouse. close to machine shOps. ln- uuire Frank Brown. M2tf.
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Lady TorringtOn raccum sweepers at CRAFTS
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FOR SALE Cheap, a substantial two room house. Can be moved. lnq' Lloyds Shoe Shop Ml0.
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Home of Hart Schaffner X Marx clothing URBACH'S
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Sleds for boys and girls at Graers
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Electric Sewing Machine motors a Graefs.
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uIu%uSuSuSu5uSu5lISgSglG ST1Sl20Srl5OSTIe1l19N9IUSlu9IDSTuS
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RAYo lamps with shades ss.so at Graef's.
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Fishermen's supplie. st Graefs.
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Ice Creepers and Skates Graefs
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SKIS at J. L. GRAEF'S,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-26
Miss Woodward Wins
Newport Tennis Match
Hear Admiral Plunketa Re.
views Men at the Naval
Training Station

NEWPORT, R. l., Aug. 25.-A con-
cert was given in the Casino this after
noon after the final match in the
younger girls tennis tournament. That
was won by Miss Edith Woodward,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Woodward, who defeated Miss Laura
Biddle, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Craig
Biddle, ca, G--S, G-1.
Rear Admiral Charles 7. Plunkett.
commanding the destroyer SQUADRON of
the Atlantic Fleet, reviewed the detach-
ments at the naval training station
here
Mrs. George D. Widener gave q chill
dren's party this afternoon at her
Ochre Point home
Among the luncheons at Hill Ton
Inn, was one at which Mrs. Jerome n.
bonaparte was the hostess. Mr.. and
MRS; Alfred Tuckerman gave dinner
at their Kay Street home Other din
ners were given by Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
Laughlln and Mr.. and Mrs. Horace X.
Gallatin. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. P.
Richardson gave a luncheon.
Mr.. and My. Carter Leidy came over
from Narragansett Pier yesterday with
Mr.. l4eidy's parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Joseph Leidy, of Philadelphia, who are
at Hill Top Inn for few days.
Among those registering at the
Casino to-day were Charles Dunlap and
Lloyd Griscom, OF New York, and
Charles A. Mccain, of Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-26
John I'll. Hanan Dies;
Wealthy Shoe Man
Was I'll Years Old
Born in Ireland and Reared
Here, Attained High Place
i'm Business, From Which
He Retired Few Years Ago

John IT, Hanan, capitalist and shoe
manufacturer died yesterday at his
home, 1913 Fifth Avenue. lie was Il
years old.
Mr. Hanan was born in Ireland. a
son of James ard Annie Dalton Hanan.
Shortly after his birth his family se--
tied in this country and the boy was
educated in the schools of Brooklyn
and under tutors.
During his long career Mr.. Hanan
and although retired for the last few
years, he nevertheless wos interested
IN various enterprises He was senior
member" of the firm Of Hanan Son,
a director in the United Shoe Machin-
cry Company of Boston and the Hanan
Shoe Company. He also was interested
m the Atlantic National Bank Of New
J DIRK and the Title Guarantee and Trust
Company of Brooklyn.
MIR. Hanan 5 tavorlte recreations we're
yachting and automobiing. He had
travelled in his own boat TO many parts
OF the world. One of his exploits was
the rescue in 1899 OF the crew OF the
wrecked British brig Caspian seventy
miles off Bermuda. Al that time Mr..
Hanan, in his yatch Sycamore, was re-
turning with a party of friends from
Cuba.
Mr.. Hanan was member OF the New
York Yacht Club, the Lambs, Republican
York Bankers clubs. the AUTOMOBILES
Club of America and the Royal Auto
mobile Club Of London He also was
member Of the Point Judith Country
Club and the Point Judith Polo Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-26
Body of W. X. Vanderbilt
Arrives From France
Widow, Son and Daughter
Accompany 1t; Private
Funeral To-day

The body of William X. Vanderbilt,
who died in Paris July %, arrived in
New York yesterday aboard the Olym-
pic, of the White Star Line. 1t was
accompanied to America by Mr.. Van
derbilt's widow, his son, w. K. Van
derbilt jr., and his daughter, the Ouch
ess of Marlborough
Members of the party were dressed
IN the deepest mourning. They were
met at the pier at the foot of West
Twentieth Street, where the Olympic
docked, by Harold S. Vanderbilt, and
the body was taken Immediately to the
Vanderbilt residence in Fifth Avenue.
Private funeral services will he held
to-day at the Vanderbilt mausoleum
at the Moravian Cemetery. New Dorp,
Staten Island, according to a statement
by Harold S. Vanderbilt. who said the
public funeral already had been held in
Paris. The services at the mausoleum
will be conducted by the Rev. DR..
Guard. rector of st. Marks Church,
lslip, L. l.
On the voyage the body of Mr. Van
derbiit lay in a funeral chapel, espe-
cially constructed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-26
Gale Spaulding Found
By Wife at East Aurora
Advertising Man ''All Right -
Says Message to Employer
From Mrs. Spauiding

Gale B. Spaulding, missing New
York advertising man, who has been
roaming Western Pennsylvania, pre-
sumably since his disappearance more
than two weeks ago, has been found.
Mrs. Spalding, who went to Erie, Pa,
last Monday, after receiving a tele-
gram from her husband which said
merely that he was wandering in
Western Pennsylvania" yesterday
telegraphed j. p Muller of J. P. Null
Ter & Company. Spauiding's employer,
from East Aurora, N. Y, as follows:
Found. All right soon.'
Mr.. Muller said he interpreted the
message to mean that SDaulding was
physically we'll and that he was none
the worse for his mysterious va
cation"
81 learned from the police of Buff
falo, who intercepted Spaulding ap-
parently as he arrived in Buffalo from
Ere" said Mr.. Muller, that he was
physically we'll and recognized his wife
when she greeted him. From what
the police told me over the telephone
he explained his disappearance by say
ing that he had been on vacation"
Mr. Muller said Spaulding probably
would be brought home and sent to a
sanatorium for an enforced rest.