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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
EN- Ia sEcRETARIA EJEcuTIvA

EN- Ia SECRETARIA EJECCTlvA
Los siGuiantcs documcntOs pertene-
cicntes la corporation del Estado
de Nueya York, denominada "El Pros
pcro Fruit Co. Of Porto Rico, han
sid0 archivadOs en- Ia Sccretarfa Eje-
cutiva 4.
1.-CertiicadO nOmbrandO al seiior
John NJ. KOhn, de Bayam6n, como
agente en- Puerto Rico, en- sustituci0n
del sefior John Mclaughlin. asf como
el cOnsentimiento del Sr. KOhn para
actuar como tai.
q InfOrme anual correspondence
al aiiO 1920.
1.-Certificado nOmbrando al sclor
John N. KOhn, dc Bayam6n, como
agente en Puerto Rico de "The Co
Jumbo Tropical Fruit Co., en- susti-
tuci5n del senior c. +. Juengling, asf
como el cOnsentimiento del Sr. Kohn,
para ac:uar como tai.
p Informe anual correspondence
al ailo 1920.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
vIsrTANDo LA 1sLA

Esta EN- San Juan, en- asuntos de ne
gocios relacionados con la importation
de arroz. el joven Andres John que
representa- inportantes molinos de
los Estados Unidos. El SE R. Pesque-
ra lie ha introducido en- los centros So
ciales y comerciales Gle la Ciudad, pues
esta en- negocios con algunas de las
6rmas que aquel representa- Que ten
ga las mejores inpresiones y exito el
joven viajero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
A PASAR LAS YACACIONES

En- ell vapor que lleg6 aver de New
York, regres6 Ia Isla Ia distinguida
Y culta Srta. Paquita Velilla, fija del
Representante a la Cdmara, ST. Velilla,
Ia que cursa estudios superiores. en-
el Colegio de Norte-Dame, Boston, Y
termin6 el pasado curse con las mas
atlas notas. Bienyenida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
UNA CoMIsIoN pENMANENTE

Sc considera segura la designation
de IN Comite permanente de Sena-
dores y Representatives. para estudiar
el funcionamiento y cometido de los
empleados del Gobierno Insular, re-
ajustar sueldos, y recomendar los cam
bios que Sc cream procedentes en- las
asignaciones del Presupuesto, de
acuerdo con las observaciones in
yestigaciones que lleve efecto y de
acuerdo con los respectivos Jefes de
Departamcnto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
VISITANDO AL SR. DIEZ DE
ANDINO

Con motive de la enfermedad que
aqueja al Con1isionado de Hacienda del
Municipio de San Juan, Sr. Diez de
Andino, que esta en- convalecencia, fue.
ron visitarle aver su residencia en-
Santurce sus companeros, los Comisio.
nados de los diversos servicios de la ad.
nlinistracion local. Celebramos ell res.
tablecimiento del distingudo funcio.
mario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
UNA EsCUELA SUPERIOR PARA
LARES

De Lares han enviadO una represen-
tacion San Juan, integrada por dis
tinguidos elementos de aquella locali-
dad, para obtener de La Legislature O
del Comisionado de instruction, que
sea instalada una Escuela Superior
para los j0venes que han terminado
sus estudios de So. grado. La petici0n
Sc considera justa. Los Sres. DR.. Je-
sds, Aponte Y Ley forman parte de la
expresada cOmisi6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
NA RDFETAnA

In pi.;za pdbiica de- Celia, en mo
menlos clI que 80 llevaba efeciO un
dcSaffO de base ball. el indiyiduO Ma
nuel Rivera Hernandez acometi0 y
agredi0 con las manOs al umpire Juan
CarreIas. dandole una bofctada en- Ia
cara. FL aSresor fGi arresiado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
RENUNCIA SU IUESTO

Nos suplica el companerO y amigo
Pedro r.. de Diego hagamos constar
que con fecha de aver ha prcsentadO
su renuncia irrevOcable como Vice
presidente del Comit6 Executive de
ias Fiestas PatrOnales de San Juan
Y como miembrO y la vez del Comite
lie Hacienda de les referidos festejos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
A soLIcITuD DE
LOS MUNICIPIOS

LUS MUNICIPIUS
Una de las enmiendas que Sc esta
discutiendo la Ley de Sanidad, es la
de que los Municipios que no puedan
mantener los gastos del servicio sa-
nitario, pueden solicitar que Sc haga
cargo de ellos la eDireccion Insular,
de manera que la refonna en- vez de
ser compulsiva sea a discretion de los
expresados Municpiios.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
pAsANIa EI. ROLo

Sc esta ap.sonandO va Ia nueva pa
vimentaci6n del trUzO de carretera.
comprendido entire las paradas % =
p, dc Santurce. en- las obras del en-
sanche. y dentrO de muy pocos dfas
Sc volvera rean Idar cl tralico dc We
hfculos pOr esa parte.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
"vIoLETA", REsTABLEcIDA

La distinguida dana y culta escrito-
ra "Violeta", esta va en- franca conva-
lecencia de la dolencia que lie aquejo,
habiendola asistido ell DR.. Lopez de la
Rosa. Celebramos mucho que el amplio
sol de la salud haya vuelto iluminar
el hogar de la seiiora.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
LUIS MUNOZ SANTAELLA

A pasar las vacaciones ha venido
al lado de sus familiares, el joven
Luis MuhOz Santaella, hijo dc nues-
tro amigo don Jose Munoz Rivera. Y
que acaha de curSar con brilIantes no.
tas, el segundo ahO dc la profession de
dentista. Al saludarle. felicitamos a
sus padres por el Gxito de su approve
chadO hijO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
Ell GOBERNADOR Y Ell PRE-
SIDENTE

Ell Gobernador INFERNO, Sr. Bene-
dicto y el Presidente del Senado, Sr.
Barcel6, celebraron aer una larga
conferencia y Sc informa que Sc ira
to de Ia termination de los actuales
trabajos de la Legislature Y leyes que
han de MERCER mayor atenci6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
Ell AzUCAR sIGUE MUY BAJA

No ha ocurrido variacion alguna en-
el precio del azucar las lltimas ven
tas seEaian cotizaciones de $40O para
Puerto Rico. Cuba no vende y Sc es-
pers que Puerto Rico acabe sus reser-
vas para tratar de descongestionar
aquellas eXistencias, que Sc calculan en-
mas de 100000 toneladas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
Ell TONIC %

El Secretario de la Corte Suprema
ha tenido la cortesia de informar a Ell
MPARCIAL que va esta terminada la
impression puesto la venta ell Tomo
No. 28 de las decisiones del expresado
Tribunal, y Sc podra adquirir en- la in
dicada ofcina.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
MEDIC Ola DE oF1c1NA

El Gobernador INFERNO Sr Benedicto
y los jefes de Departamentos, a solici-
tud del Comite de Festejos de las fies-
tas de San Juan, ha concedido la tarde
de hoy de asueto al respective personal
de las oficinas del Gobierno insular.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
NrnIn nIA nE AsIrro

Los empieadas mnnicipales tendran
hoy medic dia de dcscanso. con mo;i-
20 de cclelI.ir rSe las fies;as del Sanio
Patron. san Juan Bau;isia. Aleunos
conerciamtcS han ofrccido cerrar sas
eStaliecimien.os a las Il.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
IA aNta, - NAaA

a. g 4aaasa ssase iAa ~ ~
r~sas. "a assa tsum aaw alaHt ~.
n aA,a q l.saa. ssll.s go - slsss So
s..laA.a .s s.n asla ~ 81 sasa , aii.-i
tsrs sarsi. ss.n 81 81 D. s-aI.s en-
a. 49, Be- iasa b sssif 81 Ia fnn
). 81 sa.-s slasslasss Nssisln. =. 81
.al.ina f.aea
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
UNA AGGRESSION

En- el Barrio Hato Viejo, de GALES,
el indiyiduo AnselmO Tapia acometi6
y agredio con un machete a Ricardo
Hernandez, infiriGndole dos hcridas de
cardcter grave. Ell agresor fue arres-
tado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
EN- san LUAN

FL culto joven DR. Enrique f. Quin-
tero, ha establecidO su oficina dental
en- San Juan, y dadas sus condiciones
de capacidad Y actividad, obtendra sc
guramente el mejor exito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
I\CE\DiO

En- el lmrriO rurfsimI Conception.
de Las Marias. una casa propicdad de
Constantine Hermi,la. valOrada en-
1.2O0 d6lares. fuG Gestruida por las
llamas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
ANTIcALCULINA EBREY es Ia

gran medicina vegetal de los artri-
ticos. Elimina las arenillas, disuelve
las piedras, evita los c6licos, pone fin
al reuma, la gotta. Acaba con los
dolores de .espaldas, con las hincha-
zones, con Ell cansancio. En- todas las
boticas.-12.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
PARA UN CARGO JUDICIAL

Sc inforina que reeresa la Isla, des-
pues de I'm viaie per la America del
Sur ei Lcdo. NeInesio Canales, que Sc
indica para un cargo en- las oficinas
del .Departamento de Justicia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
UNA C.AIDA

En- Ia Gale Ruiz Belvis, de San Sc
bastian. cl niiio Juan Bautista Sifre
sufri0 una caida de I'M caballo que
montaba. produciendose fuertes lcsio-
neS en- la cabeza.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
ADV E r TEN CIA

No consuma queso desconocido de
dudosa proccdencia. Pida ell ,legitimo
4QUESO ORPP' de Arecibo, con eti-
quota colorado. Constantes existen-
cia. Distribuidores:
|. SUAZO & SEIJO,
Tetuan 1, Tel. S5s, San Juan, P. R.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
Nnlli...ANiE.NTn

II G..iarnad"r INFERNO ha iirr.a'l"
81 I.onl,-anici.in 'iel s,.ii"r l'ablu Tn-
rrr> Marlinca. paia Marshal de Ia
coTie Municipal 80 Pose.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
ENFERMEDADES TRASMIsIBLE'

La Sanidad Insular informa los 81
guientes casos de Intermediates tras-
misibles, Ocurridos en- la isla, durante
la pasada semana: Ficl,re tifoidea, z
casOs; Tosferina, l.; rifteria, 1; Te-
tano infantil, 1; F'ilaria, j !; Tubercu-
losis, 90; Paludismo. 6; Influenza, 2;
Uncinariasis, % Y Sarampi6n, SO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
a. rSviARAs AaA rnrwu~rA

a sawr'rla 90 saaHNiar us~ a. b.
sio aa ss.nwsasatA q sat EF H la tln
ssgs4a 81 sls.iae ~ a usalsF.al = ss.s.
rAsAs shs -aanfle g. ss-lsars- gas
lsa ~ iaaslaff'- 80 ana s lss. is.ule.
S.am lse a.aass~ a' ih asEl.iainIa ,
snsle ~ riraIlafs~ ai,sr~as s.rka.
nlslso. s.Iisial'l, Isiia s,s.a.iss e H.
ssFs--stnIfr haii ia. su.nssaur.s. g.
o. r~s,-sss. g,se -ean s.rfs,nr1i.f g..
"a ianlaimir aoauf snmsais - sxfsg,.
sade "isiario de Ss.is.ne'.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
Los ARBoLEs DE La PLAZA

Serfa muy conveniente la p0da de
los arboles que alderman la pla71 de
BaldOrioty.. Las ramas va estorban al
transeunte y afean su presencia. Po-
dandolos, Sc verfan mucho mejor Y
mas b0nitos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24

Sc INTEREsA un Mirador para un
Matrimonio. Informaran. en- @El I'm
parcial."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-08-29
HERALD BICYCLES
I, ARE ON DISPLAY
AT EDELSTEIN'S

Two Of th., Columbia bicycles. a
boys and : F'r''s wheel simt'ac 20
the ones being given IN the Hecald
subscription campaign. arc now on
exhibition in one Of Edelstein's big
show windows.
The wheels are of the famous Col
umbia make, and are of the very
latest model. They are staunch
sturdy machines, Just the kind that
any boy or girl desires.
Those who are interested in ths
bicycle campaign should not fail "a
see the machines on display. and any
boy or girl in the Valley who desires
TO secure one of them can do so by
doing little work for the Herald
These machines are given to any boy
or girl who will secure forty new
subscribers for the Herald Those
interested are requested to call at
he Herald subscription department
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-08-29
BROWNSVILLE TEXAS MONDAY AFTERNOON AUGUST 29 1921
TIGERS LOSE FIRST
GAME OF SERIES TO
FAST TAMPICO TEAM

G. L. McKone of the Valley
Plumbing Company is in receipt of a
telegram from George Desha, man.
ager of the Brownsville Tigers, who
are now in Tampico, playing a series
Of seven games with Aztecas a Tam
pico ball team, stating that the first
game of the series was won by the
Aztecas after a hard-fought eleven
inning game, the score beiog 6 to 5.
The Tampico team used three pitch
ers while Harms Of Edinburg pitched
the entire eleven innings for the
Tigers. The Aztecas got on'y eight
hits off of Harms, while the Tigers
made thirteen hits. The Aztecas made
two errors and the Tigers three.
From the kind Of playing displayed
in the first game, tomorrow's game
is looked forward to with conf
sence, and local fans feel sure that
the telegram will contain 4 different
story.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-08-29
TANK CORPS NOW PART
OF NATIONAL GUARDS

DULUTH, MINI, Aug. 29-The
Duluth Tank Corps, Minnesota Ma
tional Guard. the first unit of its
kind 70 be organized under the re-
organized national guard, now has
twenty-five tanks as a basis for its
equipment.
ficers and enlisted men.
Most of the officers are world
war veterans, while 4 maiority Of the
enlisted personnel are youths Of 81
years and under, who got no further
in the service than the Student Army
Training Corps.
Captain l.. J. Moerke, Duluth
former member Of the old Mimi
esota national guard, is commander
of the corps.
The corps was organized in May
1920. The first annual encampment
was held here this summer.
AT the first summer camp a regu.
lar army officer from the tank corps
at Camp Pike was assigned by the
war department to assist in instruc-
tion work. Since then, at the sug.
gestion of state national guard Of
ficers. permission has been given for
a regular army officer to be per-
manently assigned to the unit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-08-29
WORKSTARTED
ON 9TH. Ward
SCHOOL HOUSE
Work Will be Rushed to Sup.
ply Schools Addi-
ton Needs

Work on the addition to the
Fourth Ward school building was
started this morning by the Fitch
Construction Co., which was recently
awarded the contract for the work.
The improvements will include two
additional class roonrS % \ 30 feet
in size, sanitary toilet, principals
office and book room. The construc-
ton and material cost il S1I.7S4 and
the cost of plumbing work will be az
proximately Sl,700.
Last year the school was crowded
to its capacity. and there was no
chance of the present school building
accommodating the increasing number
Of pupils this year. The two addition
al class rooms will take care of the
congestion in the present building
and provide room for the rapidly in,
ereasing number of pupils attending
that school.
Fred Stark, secretary of the Browns
vile Independent school District,
states that work on the addition to
the building will be pushed with all
speed, and the school board is conf.
dsnt that it will be ready for use BY
the first of October. Mr. Fitch has
indicated that he will use as many
men as possible on the work in order
To hasten IL TO completion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-08-29
POLITICAL CONDITIONS IN
GERMANY ASSUMING VERY
GRAVE ASPECT, IS REPORT
(By The Associated Prcss)

BERLIN, Aug, 29-Political con-
ditions in Germany, which during the
last few days have assumed very
grave aspect, are being considered by
the cabinet today, President Ebert
presiding at the meeting
The assassination of Matthias Err
berger Friday appears to have been
a match set to piled combustibles
which have been smouldering for
some time. The cabinet is believed to
be confronted with a serious predica-
ment. Organized labor, supported by
the socialists and communists are de-
manding definite suppression OF the
activities of the Pan-Germans who
have been holding so-called "stecl
helmet" athletic meets and Front
Troop Reunions" The socialists,
communists and organized labor as
sert that these are merely cloaks 10
conceal the avtivities of the "mon-
archists."
The government must decide inn
mediately whether it will call reich
stag session before September 27. the
the date fixed for the convening or
that body Chancellor Wirth opposes
this action, because he desires to
avoid debate on the American peace
treaty before the United States ra-
titles il. He takes the ground that
the government may be unable to
prevent such debate in view of the
overheated political atmosphere en-
gendered by the recent murder OF
Erzberger.
1t is a foregone conclusion that
the nationalists, If the reichstag
should convene, would promptly at
tack the government because of its
acceptance Of paragraph 231 Of the
treaty by which Germany and her
allies accepted the responsibility for
the war. The ratification Of the trea-
ty Is believed to be certain in the
reichstag through the votes of the
three coalition parties assisted by the
independent socialists.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-08-29
SPORTS TAKE PLACE
MILITARY TRAINING
OF GERMAN YOUTHS
fnr The AssocInted Pressl

BERLIN, Aug, 29-An attcmp,
10 supply the beneficial physical eff
fects formerly secured by the Ger
man youths through compulsory mi
Iitary training and to give an op-
portunity for sports and play which
S said to be needed to save the Ger
man youth from utter moral ruin
IS being made by the Academical
Sport Association, composed of uni.
varsity professors and by student
clubs in various cities.
The European Students Relief of
fices here have been asked to sup
ply material and leaders for organic.
ed athletics, and if possible to Sc.
cure the services of f. w. Brennan
director Of athletics with the Ameri-
can Army of Occupation at Cob
LEM, as soon as the American troops
are withdrawn.
Physical training the German or
CARNATIONS contend, would be one
of the greatest regenerating in
fluences" which could at this time
be brought to bear upon the youth
of the new republic.
Although there is widespread
movement to provide sufficient play
grounds for children there has beer
little progress heretofore towarc
supplying the German youth with or
ganized athletics or systematic ply
sical training.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-08-29
MANAGERS FOR TEXAS
u. PUBLICATIONS ARE
SELECTED FOR YEAR
nv The Assoe1atad Pressi

AUSTIN, Texas, Aug. 29-Busi-
ness managers for the various publ
cations at the University of Texas
have been selected, according to an
nouncement of Thomas C. Pollard.
supervising business manager, Marl
Ricketson of Llano will he advertis
ing manager of the Longhorn Maga
zine, the monthly publication; Louise
Gladney of Bonham and Keith Cop
page of Fort Worth VIII r,anage the
advertising business of the Daily
Texan, the college newspaper and
James Willis Posey Of Haskell will
handle the advertising for he Cactus.
the year book. Accordizg 20 an
amendment passed by the Students
Association last spring, publications
in the University are now incorpor
ated in a Beard of Publications.
with sufficient salary to justify his
devoting considerable time to the
management. Oth.r business man
ayers are appointed by him, and ths
editors of the various publications
are elected by the student body a.
heretofore.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-08-29
DULUTH WOMAN FOUND
SLEEPING IN A COAL
BIN AT DENISON, TEX.
Try The Associated Press,

DENISON, Texas. Aug. 29-A
strange woman was found sleeping in
a coal bin ar the rear of a business
house yesterday afternoon, and when
awakened by officers stated that her
name was lie Moigan, that her home
is at Duluth. Mimi, and that she was
en- route to Fort Worth. She said her
father was Joseph lie Moigan, Du-
luth grain inspector. He was notified
and wired the police that he was
leaving Immediately for Denison,
Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-08-29
GUEST KILLED
INFISTFICHT
AT MASK BALL

ALLENHURT, N. j., Aug, %
Further official investigation is being
made today as the result of the Death
Saturday night of a guest from in
juries received in fist fight over the
belle of the annual masked ball which
forms the social climax for the
fashionable beach colony here. Cecil
Adrian Arthur Of New York, son of
Mrs. J. Charles Taite of London,
England, is dead as result Of the
quarrel, and Salvatore Laborde of
Havana, Cuba, a student of Cornell
University. is under arrest.
The prosecutors chief witness is
expected to be Mr.. John S. Sutphen,
Jr., Of New York City, who with her
husband was a guest of Arthur at the
ball. She was dancing with Arthur in
masquerade costume. Laborde, think
ing he knew her, asked her to dance
and upon her refusal the quarrel fol-
lowed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-08-29
FARM BUREAU
WORKING FOR
COUNTY FAIR

HALINGEN, Texas, Aug. 2s-
The Farm Bureau recently made =
proposition to the Harlingen Cham
Der of Commerce to work in coniunc-
ton with it for a County Mid-Winter
Fair. This proposition was gladly ac-
cepted by the Chamber of Commerce
and an Executive Committee was ap-
pointed to perfect the arrangements.
This Committee met on August
18th and organized, with Paul E.
Phipps. Superintendent of Schools,
Chairman, Frank Brunneman, Vice
Pres, and J. B. Challes, Secretary.
In fact, it is our purpose to make
this an annual event, and We have re-
ceived great deal of encourage
ment, both in the towns and the ru-
raj districts.
Governor Neff and DR.. Bizzell,
President of Texas A. & VI. College,
have already accepted invitations to
be present.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-08-29
|UNEMPL WILL BE
SUBJECT OF CONFERENCE
CALLED BY PRES, HARDING
tEy The Associated Prcss)

WSHINGTON, ID. c., Aug. 90
The plans of President Harding rel
ative to the national conference on
unemployment will probably be com
pleted in time to permit the gather
ing here by the middle of September
Secretary Hoover, in charge of ar
rangements, said today. Hoover said
il is hoped to limit the conference to
about twenty-five members.
Secretary Hoover expressed the be-
lief that close study of conditions
would reveal smaller total of un-
employed. During the period of high
wages he said, in 1920, four or five
members of one family were often
employed, but not from necessity.
All these could not be placed on the
unemployment list, he added.
Controversial question such as
closed shop, wages and labor condi-
tions are TO be avoided at President
Harding's unemployment conference,
Secretary Hoover announced today.
The latest statistics available place
the number of unemployed in the
United States at 100000. Secre-
tary Hoover explained that it is not
intended to make the conference a
meeting Of capital and labor, but to
work out, through efficient represent
tation from different sections of the
country what can be done by each
branch of the major industries and
public officials of every community
TO provide work for workers during
the coming winter.