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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-05
Ell naufragiO de
una gOletG en- ell
canal de la Mona

En- nuestra Reduction recibimos Ia
vista de don don Tomas Arroyo Hurta
40. captain de "A golsta sMayfa NJ
dsIena ]. esa| aaHfkzst s a. 81 -
NAaAH A
tante Is EA&sslA as MaSa sII<& 5. eas..4
de sanchez. RepdShca domanicana.
La citada goleta pertenecia los Sc
hores ''Merino Hermanos" y estaba
asegurada. Cargaba cerca de rOventa
toneladas y estaba valorada en- cerca de
quirce mil d6lares.
El senior Arroyo Hurtado, al rela,ar
nos las vicisitudes del naufragio, nos in :
form6 que ell viernes pasado. como las
once media de Ia noche, sabo el al
mando de la Maria Magdalena'', aeon
pafiado de dos marines y el coslnero ID.
ce que al amauecer del sabado fus avi
sado de que una via de aqua sc habis
alberto en- Ell fondo y que el bareo Sc IS
taba inundando. Comprobado el aserto,
orden6 establecer Ia bomba, y asi eStu-
vieron sacando Ell aqua hasta las cuatro
de la tarde en- que perdieron todas las
esperanzas v Sc dispusierOn a abando-
mar la embarcaci6n coger el bote. A
los pocos mOmentos, Sc hundia la COLE
ia en- ell fondo del mar, mientras ellos
cuatro remaban con direction la is'a
del Desecheo. a donde llegaron las
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Negociado de enfe1medades transmisi-
bles, paso un telegrama al doctor Co.
bian pidi6ndole detalles de los hechos
denunciados por nuestro Corresponsal
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-05
CON UNA MACANA FUE MUERTo
UN HoMBRE, PoR 15 CENTAvos

Nuestro corresponsal en- Camuy, am
pliando 10 que va dijo Ell MUNDo,
nos co1nunica 10 siguiente:
En- el barrio de "Cibao", de este
pueblo, Sc desarroll6 una escena doloro-
sa, de la cual result6 La muerte del joven
de diez v ocho amos Vidal Aponte Ia
pata. En- la casa de Ceferino7 Santos
Sc efeetuaba una jugada, Y por una apues
ia de ounce centavos, Antonio Perez,
Tomas Colon Y Dolores Lucena, le pro-
pinaron golpes con palos y piedras al in
fortunado Aponte. En- esta lncha des-
igual, Antonio Perez lie asest6 un golpe
cor. una macana de hierro Vidal, en-
Ell cuello, que lie cause la muerte los
pocos minutes. Ell Jefe de Ia Policia,
Juez municipal, hcenciado Rodriguez y
Ell guardia Cordero, procedieron con gran
actividad. al esclarecimiento del crimen.
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HUGHES CoNsIDERA LAS CONTRA
PRoPOSICIoNES INAcEPTABL.ES

WASHINGTON, mayo A. Mr..
Hughes ha enviado al DIR. simons. mi
nistro de Relaciones Exteriores de Ale
mania, una nota en- la cual dice que
las contra proposiciones alemanas son
inaceptables, y aconseja Alemania
que haga nuevas proposiciones, pero que
sean dirigidas directamente los Ala
dos.
En- la nota, ell Secretario de Estado
pone de relieve Ell deseo de la naci6n
americana para q. Alemania y los Ala
dos lleguen un acuerdo defnitivo.
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NO HAN PoD1Do sALIR

Nos informan los sefiores ''Sobrinos
de Izquierdo' comerciantes de esta
plaza y agentes de la Red D. Line,
que ell vapor Philadelphia no sali6
de Nueva York aver microbes, debido
la huelga de marinos; que ell Cara
cas- Sc encuentra en- Curacao; que la
fecha de salida del tiltimo, sehalada pa
ra Ell Z, ha sido pospuesta hasta nueva
orden
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DoaA ENGRAc1A RoNDoN Y VEGA

Aver rindi6 la iornada de la vida,
en- esta ciudad, la virtuosa dana madre
de nuestro particular amigo don Rafael
BOnit, cuyo nOmbre sirve de epigrafe
estas hneas.
Al lamentar la desaparici6n de tan
v1tuosa sefiora, acompafianos er la
pena sus desconsoIados deudos.
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Avfso o

vapor Lake ElnrdaIe lIegara a
Ponce del 8 al = de los corrientss
procedente de Galveston.
vapor LAKE FAlRLIE-cargard
en- Houston y Galveston durants
Ia prir1era uuiDcena del mes en-
curse. para los puertos de esta
lsla.
Vapor LAKE FLouRNoY-ss
anuncia para saIir de Houston Y
Galveston hacia fines del actual.
para Puerto Rico.
& CO.. INC, Agertes cs-
neFaIes. San Juan. ,. =.
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DESAPARICION MIS-
TERl0SA De UNA DA-
MA MUY 0PULENTA

Ia seAora Annette X RaHkizs. dana
adinerada. de gran prsssiEio social, vsE.
da de GuiDsrmo Birch Bznhire. vieevfs
siden.s y tes.rero que fus De IA MA
CARA Falls Power Company. Sc dlFix1s
en- su luiosa maquina . Ia ssquina ds -
sea. y Ia segEnda Avsnids cusnss
Ia prsnsa neoy.rkina que 70 "a vuelts
sabeTse de ella. ass4s s.;oncsI
roNDE EsTARA
Desds el momsn;o en- aBs - has6
del autOm6vii al iaio opHss.o dsi co
mienzo del Pusnts de osssnboEs. de-
russ de despedir a 81 "ehauffsgr''. II
Ia mas ligsra nOticia b pOdiao ehtsnsr
Sc cue indique sl iugar en- enc - -.
cuentrs.
A las SETS preeisAmeufs. eusnso usSs
a. extreme de s0nsesssoEsTss 81 tr4sco
de vehiculos y pedessres, se baio de- ~
tOm6Sil Ia respectable ssGOEa. qusTiaa
admirsda de caSnsos l. tFatsson. tn n
r1to mas ssrae ~ confRnala c0n ~
inmensz mHlstssd.
A DoNDE sE DrRI0To.
tPOr que escOgi6 ella squsi lasss a.
peciahsimo. sesuprs. en- ssos pTscises
momertos. eaando si traaco e. mas IN
tsrsO. para bajar de 50 mkauina a can
CO euadrss del Hotel en- que se hosps
daba en- Ia Aveufds caforcs ai Este de
Ia cslle ssssnta7
tPor cue is di6 ins. ruveioBss -
Chauffeur para que - dinsisss al
garage" , regresass 81 Hotel 3 i1s
ocho de Ia nOchs ,dsspuss de aHnncisFls
que hahia ressslto dirigirss. e6modsusu
te a ms habifsci:rss en- ~ s.sEanss 'tan
daulet'7
Todos los Hospitslss de Nusva York
sus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u prenss
de infornaci6n smsricsna-han dde -
gistrados. Todss sus smissadss tnserre
gadss. NJ una soia bnslla dei esmiho
cue haya ssGgade IA aistin2piaa d..
as.s1 s AsHsNfs - s IIss
zs'N 4t
Auna4 Ass8laa. D 448as ~ 3 aseAs.
lse difigis caslino dsi rio Ester
Nadie Ia podido sariaarlo . nszarlo.
sUFRIuENTos.
la seAors Ransins safEi6 Bs severe
st1que Dc ngrvios aiG6n tempe kses.
Ia muerte de - espOso: psre realize
un prOlonsado visje Cuba y euro "a.
dicaimea.e.
La neche fatal. Ia sshora Raacine 10
volvi6 a sus habisaciones Unt conpz
neTa de Ia misma. la sshor.ta Spink, de
svanzaaa edsd. cue Ooupaba esn Ella.
tres depsrtamentos. permansei6 sln asoa
tsrse. espeT&naoia. tSss Il nocss ~
chauffeur FRANK cionfine. qus .
sstado al ssrvicio De = sshera dursnss
dos sfos. sc pss6 h noche sn Il pusrss
del Hotel
Apenss fue de dia. IA sea:rnta sphak
= el chauffeur" disren cusnta Dc 10
que ocurrfa Ia ssa0rs Rsnkins Zen
(COutin0s en- IA pag. -
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FL TRASTORNO EN- Ell
TRAFICO DE BUQUES A
CAUSA De LA HUELGA

Aver nos informaron en- las ofcinas
de la ''Red D, Lire" que causa de Ia
huelga ex:stente en- los Estados Unidcs,
Ell vapor Caracas, que esta en- Cura-
gao, ha recibido aviso de permanecer
ALI hasta nueva orden. Por 10 ta1to,
este buque no cstara en- Puerto Rico ha
cia ell siete del corriente, como Sc espe-
raba.
Ell 'FILADELrLA"
Ell vapor Filalelfa", de la expresa-
do lirea, que saba ell sabado de Nueva
York para Puerto Rico, tanpoco podra
hacerlo, per identicas razones
Los BUQUEs DE LA BULL:
Nuestro amigo don L. d. Marin, uno
de los jefes de la Bull Ins1lar Line,
nos manifesto aver que Ia situaci6n, en-
10 que Sc refiere al traico de los vaporcs
de Ia, rnencionada Iinea, sigue su curse
normal, Y ass cree el que ha de continuar,
toda vez que esa Compaiia Ell NADIA ha
alterado los sueidos que perciben les
,enpleados de sus buques. -
Tanto de la isla para Nueva York,
como de ALA para aca, seguira sin inte-
rrupci6n Ell trafico de los vapores de la
Bull, so pena de que, a Ultima hora,
surjan nuevas complicaciones.
LA NEW YORK:
Ell seGor Pons, sub-jefe de la NEW
York, mes informo aver que la actual
huelga de marinos en- la marina mercan
to americana, en- NADIA afectaria tampo
co el trafco de sus vapores entire la isla
Nueva York
Aver sali6 Ell ''San Lorenzo, para
los Estados Unidos, y esta tarde, llegara
ell Ponce.
FL tenor no esta en- los barcos en- puer
to, sino en- los que han de salir de los
Etados Unidos, que es en- donde arde la
huelga. Probablemente, segln vayan lie
gando Nueva York todos esos buques,
sus trtpulaciones Sc declararan en- huel-
ga. pues parece que esa es la consigna.
Ell 'zULIA'':
Este vapor. que lego Mayaguez, pro
babIemSrte saldrA para Venezuela, de
dCnde resresara a Nueva York, para
correr Ia nisrna suerte que el Caracas
y Ell "Filadeifar
UNA EPIDEMIA EN- GUAYANILLA
Don Esteban Lopez, active correspon
sal de Ell MUNDo en- Giiayanilla, nos
irforma 10 sigtiente en- relaci6n con una
epidemia que dice haberse declarado
ALI:
ME permitb informarle que en- los
barrios de 'Sierra-Baja'', "'Pasto' v
"Jagna'', de este municipio, ha comen
zado desarrollarse una enfermedad de
caracter epidemico Sc viene registrando
nm nimero anormal de defunciones. Ell
Comisionado Municipal de Sanidad y
Benefcencia, practica gestiones relati-
vas al caso''
Un reportero de Ell MUNDo puso EN-
corocimiento del doctor Fernos, sub
Ccmisionado de Sanidad, el hecho denun
cisdo por Ell sefior Lopez, habiendo sido
infor1nado de Que Ell Departamento no
tshia Sdh, notictas de que pudiera existir
algna epidenia en- Guayanilla, pero
que embellishments So pondrian en- CO.
municaci6n con Ell doctor Cobi&n, colni-
sionado de sanidad de aquel pueblo
Aver nlismo, 81 doctor Ortiz, jefe. del
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moneda en- wall Street un momento an
tes de La explosion de la bomba ell 16
de setiembre.''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-05

PARIS, mayo A: Ell Consejo Supreme
ha acordado celebrar una nueva confe
rencia, para La cual Sc pedira al gobier
no de washington que envien un re-
presentante.
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FABR1cA DE c1GARRos

Nos participant de Las Piedras ha-
Der sido alberto ALI un branch para
la elaboration de tabacos propiedad
de la American Tobacco Co.. En- ell
mismo empezaron trabajar rueve taba-
queros, esperandose que lleguen mas he
los pueblos nmitrofes, pues la nueva "a
brica tiene cabida para cien personals
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$500 DE F1ANzA

En- Naguabo un autom6vil arrollo a
la nifia Ines ojeda, de trece amos, frac
tl1randole la pierna produciendole va
rios golpes mas. El chauffeur fu6
denunciado v Sc lie senalo quinientos do
lares de fanza.
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(Contin0A en- Ia pagina 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-05
VARIOS PORMENORES
SOBRE Ell ANARQUIS-
Ia De WALL STREET

Ell agente Thomas Smith, ex teniente
del departamento de bomberos en- Ia
ciudad de Nueva York, idertific6 al de
ten.do Tito Luigio como uno de los dos
hombres que estuvieron cerca del camion
que llevaba la bomba Wall Street, Y
que origino Ia muerte de treinsa y siete
personals mas de doscientas heridas
Ell diez seis de setiembre iltimo.
Sc investiga tambien acerca de un
frances del Canada, de nombre Adolph
La Sar, que Sc suicide en- La casa 217 de
la calle de Carlton, Brooklyn.
Entire los papeles enconirados a La
Sar Sc encuentran las siguientes notas:
'Se me suminis.ro dinero para COM
prar La 7. N. T., con la cual dispare la
bomba de Wall Street..
Estoy compelido por los barbaros a
matar capitalists
Smith, despu6s de explicar que el es-
tuvo en- Wall Street media hora antes
de explotar La bomba y que Sc flo en- el
wagon, perque el esta familiarizado con
los explosives, agrega 10 sigriente:
"Particularmente me file en- Ell caba
llo, al cual me aceroue Mientras hacia
este, un hombre, que fuera de toda duda
es Luigio, Sc paro fuera de la curva a
converSar con ell conductor del wagon.
Este Luigio tomo un hombre por el
brazo, creo que al conductor, lie dijo
cor. voz. excitada:
-ivamos, mandalos al inferno rapi-
damente!''
Observe, antes de dirigirme la
calle de Nassau, que sObre Ell wagon ha-
bia un barril. Estaba en- Ell departamento
de dulces de Scrafft cuando son6 la ex-
plosi6n. Pero antes de llegar ALI OBJ
serve que uno de los hombres, el mismo
hombre que habia hablado al conductor
corrfa hacia la calle de Cedar
Ell agente tiene seis individuos entire
los que dice esta Ell conductor del va
g6n, y agrega que uno de ellos Sc puso
azul cuando Sc le acerc6 a Luigio v le
aiie one ksnitlSra a sIk0snts nala.
cefea del ~ g5n lr6nte 1 ID caSa de II
, 1921-04-14
Murder Farm owner Convicted.

C~ovington, Ga.-Convicted Of muir
der In connection with the Jasper
county peonage cases and sentenced to
life Imprisonment, John s. Williams,
plantation owner, has been taken to
Atlanta to await in jail action April 30
on his motion for n new trial. williams
expressed confidence that he finally
would be cleared Of the murder charge
on which the Newton county jury
found him guilty. with mercy recon-
mended.
, 1921-04-14
HER REALLY BRIGHT THOUGHT
Mary Ellen Had shrewd Scheme for
Making Sick Children Satisfied
With Their Lot.

Little Mary Ellen Mckee is, as she
terms it, "just half past four" and
lives around the corner from the
Union hospital in Terre Haute, says
the indianapolis News. Recently she
received n tricycle., which she rides
morning, oon and night. At first her
rides were confined to her own street,
but the other day she wished to ride
around the corner
But the little sick children at the
hospital will see You. and then they'll
he unhappy because they can't ride,
too" her mother told her.
Mary Ellen was silent a minute.
Then she said earnestly: "well. then,
mother. / won't ride past the hos
pftal. When I get in front of it I'll
get Off and push 1t like it was hard
work. and then they won't be unhappy.
They'll be glad they can lie in bed
and not have to push things like tri.
cycles"
, 1921-04-14
POSTAL men
TO BE ARMED
HAYS WILL GIVE $4,000 REWARD
FOR CAPTURE OF EACH
ROBBER.
WAR On MAIL BANDITS
DRASTIC METHODS WILL BE
USED TO STOP STEALING
OF MAIL.
lwe...rn Ne-sp.per Union Ne., s.r,iee.,

washington, April 11.-Daring hold
ups, terrorizing of defenseless postal
clerks. and the stealing of thousands
of dollars worth of valuable mail are
going to be things of the past, Post
master General win H. Hays said in a
statement in which he sounded a warn
ing that these criminals will be han
died as they were in the old Wells
Fargo days" In the West.
Aiming Of all postal employees en-
gagged in handling valuable mail and
the offering of a reward of $1,000 to
any person who brings in a mail rob-
Der were announced as the first steps
in the governments plan to stop the
stealing of mail.
The postmaster generals decision
that these robberies must stop and
stop now" anne after a conference
with a number of p~ostoffice inspectors,
and it is understood that they placed
before him not only their recommended
robberies which have taken place dur
Ing h past two years.
1--WE are going to use every power
available to stop these robberies,"
Postmaster General Hays said.
"No matter how drastic the method
Is, IL 1t will be effective we will put
It into practice. The West knows how
to handle these criminals, Just as they
used to in the old Wells-Fargo days"
Numerous mail robberies during the
past two years have caused the Post
Department and its corps of inspectors
concern, and when Postmaster General
Hays o office n of the first prob
lens which confronted him was a
method for bringing to an immediate
halt a nationwide series of daring rob-
berries which had kept unarmed postal
employees in constant fear of their
lives.
Employees on mail rains nave in
some instances been armed, but regu-
lations of the P~ostoffice Department
have not permitted the adequate pro-
tecting of employs in local postoffices
n sub-stations.
1t is at these places, according to
records of the more recent robberies,
that the majority of the mail holdups
have been committed.
Officials Of the Postoffice Depart
ment and the Department OF Justice
who have investigated many of these
robberies have expressed the belief
that some of them were committed by
persons who had INSIDE information
gained. it is believed, by members If
well organized gangs, who had OBJ
tanned positions of trust in the postal
service.
, 1921-04-14
Poncemen's Union Abolished.

Oklahoma City. Okla.-The copper
on the beat will no longer swing his
billy and pound the pavement under
union rules and regulations in this
city. The Oklahoma City P~oiicemen's
Union has been officially declared
disbanded and abolished. Defeat of
the Democratic candidates In the gem
eral election April 8 spelled the end
Of the organization, as the Republi-
cans were pledged to abolish 1t. Local
fire fighters, however. will continue to
play the hose and climb ladders under
union rules.
, 1921-04-14
siberian Peasant. in Revolt.

Riga, Letvia.-Peasant riots In west
ern Siberia are reported In Moscow ad-
vices. The peasants have revived the
s~o-called green" army and have occu-
pied Tobolsk. cutting off the town from
the trans-Siberian railroad, the advices
say. The rising came as a protest
against the occupation OF the railroad
from Cheliabinsk to Omsk by the So
Wet army and expectations Of food
stuffs to Moscow.
, 1921-04-14
WASHINGTON

The United States has informed Ger
many that this government still stands
with the allies with regard to the pay
ment of PREPARATIONS, the State Depart
ment has announced.
''Go to It," smilingly exclaimed Post
master General Hays after DIR. Hubert
Work of Pueblo had taken the oath of
office and prepared to assume his du-
ties as first assistant postmaster gen
eral. DIR. Work preferred hat the tax
ing of oath be just an incident, but
the. postmaster general called In sew
eral department heads as witnesses
and made a ceremony of the induction
into office.
Need for increased facilities in
handling mail In the large cities Is ap-
parent, Postmaster General Hays has
announced, adding that whether these
would be obtained by renting or buy
ing additional property remained unde-
termlned.
Agreement with a German syndicate
whereby certain American potash Inn
porters will obtain a rebate In potash
equal to 45 per cent OF their purchases
has been announced by the Depart
ment of Commerce. The agreement.
department officials explained. means
delivery of more than 100000 worth
of additional potash to those American
importers who bought German potash
during the war.
Farmers and small merchants max
ing sales of less than $4,000 would not
be subject to the provisions of pro-
posed sales or Consumption taxes by
the terms of Senator Shoots tax re-
vision bill, now before Secretary of the
Treasury Mellon for approval. Secre-
tary Mellon said that he Is giving much
study to this particular clause of the
Smoot bill, though he was o ready to
say that he will approve II as II is now
tentatively drafted.
Special safeguards around shipments
Of currency, worked out during the
"crime wave" by a committee Of two
inspectors and one representative OF
the 'Postofficc Department, are In ef.
feet. ~ was announced at "A conference
In Washington between Postmaster
General Hays and postnasters from
eleven of the larger cities. Inspectors
working under the Postofflce Depart.
ment, and In addition to the regular
fierce. are charged with the safety OF
all cash shipments, IL vas said, and
generally the plan was proved n sue
cess.
, 1921-04-14
Thought She Was a Parrot.

you are charged with being drunk
and disorderly, sir"
Your honor, there must De a mis-
take somewhere. / had a few drinks.
but I'm sure l wasn't d~isorderly."
"The young lady cashier who had
you arrested says you were pokfng
crackers through the brass bars of her
cage and saying. Pretty Polly. pretty
olly.'"-Birmingham Age-Heraid.
, 1921-04-14
India Cuts Wheat ACREAGE.

Washington.-A reduction OF be-
tween 100000 and 100000 acres
planted to wheat In India as compared
with last year was announced by the
Department of Agriculture In predict
Ing reduced production there. Last
years crop of 377,O00,000 bushels, how
ever. has been exceeded but twice.
, 1921-04-14
Women 70 RuIe Town

Thayer, Kan.-Two widowed grand
mothers, three housewives and a tele-
phone operator will direct the destinles
Of this village OF 400 for the next year
An entire woman's ticket was swept
Into power when votes of the munich
pal election were counted.
, 1921-04-14
Contempt, but Not Of Court.

When "Aunty" Dorcas, a typical old
negro nanny, was placed in the wit
ness chair in the Austin (Tex.l police
court the other day she observed
Judge A. L. Love presiding over the
august body. She had beer In the
family of Judge Love when he was
a boy. She was peeved at being sum
moned as a witness and, glancing up,
she recognized the judge.
rs dat your" she smiled contemptu-
ously.
Correct o are. 'aunty.'" was the
reply.
what o all doin' up there2 rs n
good mind to knock you out Of that
chair with a stick"
Judge Love took the remark good
naturedly, and there was no hint that
the witness was In contempt Of court
, 1921-04-14
Another Call TO Arms.

A lad of twelve. riding his wheel
at top speed. suddenly burst out sing
Ing, "Goodby, Ma, good-by, Pa, good
by mule with your old hehaw."
An old darky, sitting half asleep on
the board seat of a little old wagon,
and drawn by a gray mule. reused him.
self and exclaimed. What. you goin'
agin?"
, 1921-04-14

The Assembly Of the California Leg
islature has voted to submit proposed
prohibition enforcement legislation to
IA popular referendum. After n bit ter
fight, and by n majority of one, the
legislators amended a bill which would
adopt the Volstead act entire as Il
state law so that, If finally passed, 1t
must be confirmed by the people at
the next general election before 1t be
comes effective.
Charles Venezia faces a Jail sen
enee Instead OF his brother. On trial
in Superior Court in San Francisco
with a man known as Henry Banks for
robberies committed last December,
Venezia took the witness stand. He
confessed his guilt and said Banks, his
brother was innocent. Since their ar.
rest neither had revealed they were
brothers. The jury convicted Charles
and acquitted Henry.
Unanimous approval was given the
cooperative wool marketing plan of
the committee named by the Utah Sen
ate Farm Bureau and the Utah Wool
Growers Association ut n meeting of
sheepmen of the state held in Salt
Lake City, and the committee of seven
was instructed to proceed at once to
the execution of the plan which will
probably result in the pooling of up
wards of 100000 pounds of Utah's
1921 clip.
Walter Lips, formerly Los Angeles
fire chief and later for several years
a Los Angeles county deputy sheriff,
denied hat he had confessed having
solicited and accepted Il bride of S12,-
900 from Joe Furay, alleged swindler
now in Jail in Texas. as the district
attorney and the latter's chief deputy
stated he had done. Lips and w. ].
Anderson, another deputy sheriff.
were indicted several weeks ago for
alleged extortlon and bribery.
Mrs. Gladys Prinau. 81, is in Jail in
Seattle, Wash, charged with permit
ting her 14-month-old baby, Trenton, to
drink polsin which killed him. The
mother is alleged in the manslaughter
complaint to nave left her baby with
his brothers. 3 and 3 years old, locked
In their home with access to deadly
poison. When her husband returned
HON in the evening he found the
home In disorder and the child suffer-
ing from the effects of poison which
he had obtained from the older chill
dren.
, 1921-04-14
WUIino to Serve.

want to go on an investigating
committee?"
"If 1t is headed in the right direc-
ton. I don't mind investigating ice
conditions in Havana harbor. Louis
vile Courier-Journal.
, 1921-04-14

It's awful to hear a tomcat tell an
other tomcat TO go to the devil.