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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-17
DON MANUEL GONZALEZ ES-
TROPEADO POR UN AUTO.

Aver a medic dia, en- los momentos
en- que ell acludalado hombre de ne
gocios, Y distinguido presidente de la
Casa de Espana" en- Puerto Rico,
don Manuel Gonzalez Martinez, en-
comp mia ,del general Altolaguirre,
del s6quito del Infante Don Fernan-
do, Sc dirigia al bazar de Giusti Y al
cruzar la Gale de la Fortaleza, fue
alcanzado por ell automovil de don
Pedro Prado, de Cayey, guiSdo por
Francisco Ortiz Mislan, recibiendo
tan fuerte golpe que fue lanzado al
suelo, siendo acto seguido recogido y
conducido en- su propio auton6vil al
Auxilio Mutuo.
A consecuencia del accidente, cl
sefor Gonzalez, sufri6 Ia frsctura de
ana pierna por Ia parte del tobillo,
que a1n cuando no reviste gravedad
por ahora, salvo complicaciones, 10
retendra en- el lecho dursnte nlg1n
tempo.
Ell accidente sufrldo por el senor
Gonzalez ha sido muy lamentado en-
esta capital, dadas las multiples re
llciones con que ell distinguido enfer
mo cuenta, tlnto en- el mundo de los
negocics como en- los circulos socisles,
hasta su lecho de dolor, han llegado
inn1meras detmostraciones de SIM
patfas
FL chofer que conducia el automo-
vii fue arrestado y puesto en- libertad
b&jo fanza de $500.
LAS MENTIRAS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-17
REPRESENTATIVE QUE

lHa negado Puerto Rico.y hemos te
nido el gusto de fecibir su vista, Mr..
Coates, representante de la Important
sima casa de New York, ''Chipman
Limited, cuy3 firma representa- en-
esta isla Ell active joven Francisco San
tiago. vEl ST. Coates viene esta en-
viaje de negocios permanecera unos
dfas entire nosotros. Mucha suerte lie
deseamos en- sus empresas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-17
CAsos DE oU1EBRA EN-
LA CoRTE FEDERAL

Los casos de Agustin Paniza y Ra~
fael Rivera oyola, presentados por el
1.cdo. Hugh R. Francis, a nombre de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-17
PARA LAS V1CTIMAS DEL IN
CENDIO OCURRIDO EN- PUERTA
4 DE TERRA

PARA LAS N1CIlMAO DEL In
CENDIo OCURRIDO EN- PUERTA
s DE TERRA
z Escuela de "Luchetti", $55.67; de
"Jose Julian Acosta", S45.97; de
sRafael Maria de Labra', S25; de
"Rlfael Cordero", $12.13; de "Lin-
coln', s11.41; de las Srtas. N. Selles,
San Lorenzo, STA; Don Celestino Be
nitez, de Juncos, $500; y del resulta
do de las ventas de billetes para un
juego de "base ball': de h escuela
de 'Baldorioty'', $54.O0; de Ia "Lin-
coln", s21.eO; de. la Central High,
STATS; del manager del team
"San juan, $3.50.
sAdenias de ayudar con estas SUI
mas en- effective, Ils escuelas de "Bal-
dorioty de Castro" y Lincoln" han
enviado dos camiones cargados de ro-
pa y comestibles.
La escuela de "Jose Julian Acosta"
tambien hi enviado ropa los So nj
nos que pertenecian a dicha escuela y
el "Centavo Escolar" les dara 'llnuer
70 Y tickets" de trolley" durante el
resto del curse escolar. Esta escue-
II tambi6n ha enviado. al senior Mi
xer, secretario para el "Hogar In
fantil'' de Puerta de TERRA.
La escuela Brumbaugh de Puerta
de TERRA esta suministrlndo a 26
ninos de la zonn afectada por el in
cendio, cafe Y pan todas las mana
mas. WME
Todo 10 expuesto demuestra que
nuestros niflos estan bien compene-
trados del alto espfritu y generosos
fines que sigue la Cruz Rojl Juvc-
nil.
Francisco VIZCARRONDO,
{ Presidente de la "Cruz Roja Juve-
nil.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-17
QUlERE COMPRAR BARATO
LA GLORIA
FortaIeza No. II.
ESQ. San Jose.
MR.. HAMILTON NoMBRADo JUEz
ESPECIAL PARA ENTENDER EN- UN
IMPoRTANTE ASUNTo EN- LA
CoRTE FEDERAL

En- la tarde de aver empezaron yer
Sc las vistas en- las reclamaciones en- el
case del 'receivership' de la "wess
Porto Rico Sugar Company, ante ell
ex-juez Peter j. Hamilton, quier fue
ldesignado por la Corte Federal, ''spe.
cial mater in chancery' para oir y re-
solver todas estas reclamaciones en- pri-
mera instancia.
Sucesivamente el Especial Master in
Chancery'' ira celebrando vistas para
dictamirar sobre los distintos creditos
v reclamaciones presentadas ante la Cor
te Federal en- este asunto tan importan-
te.
Esta decision fue adoptada por Ell
expresado Tribunal en- virtud de una pc
tici6n hecha al mismo por todos los aho
gados que han de intervenir en- esa
question Y. ademas, teniendose en- cuen
ia ell conocimiento complete que del asun
to tiene el ex-juez Hamilton, por haber
este entcndido en-. al mismo desde que
Sc inicio la primer reclamation en- con-
ira dc la "Weste Porto Rico Sugar Co. I"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-17
LAS MENTIRAS
NON

Reproducimos del periodico "New
York American" II siguiente noticia:
GEL FUEGO DE PTO. RICO DES-
TRUYE 500 CASAS VALORADAS
EN- $50O,0OO
San Juan, Puerto Rico, mayo e
Quinientas families quedaron sin
hogar al ser victimas de un fuego orr
ginado aver
En- incendio destruyo dos mlnza-
mas de casas en- Puerta de TERRA, la
parte mas densamente habitada de
San juan. A las vfctimas Sc les ha
facilitado >casas de campa1a.
Ell fuego comenzo en- una fabrica
Y caus6 perdidas vllorsdas en-
$5OO,OO0."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-17
DEL ARTE MUDo
PELICULA DE ASUN-
TO FINANCIERo


TO FINANCIERo
Esta noche Sc llevara la pantalla
del popular cine ''Tres Banderas'' una
interesante pelicula sobre la industrial,
comercio y uso del Generic Atlas
que tanta aceptaci6n ha tenido en- las
construcciones llevadas a cabo en- Puer
ito Rico. M
Esta pelicula ha sido cedida por los
sefiores "Sobrinos de Ezquiaga'' a don
Miguel Portell propietario del cine
s'Tres Banderas',' para que la exhibs
hoy en- ell cire Y puedan apreciar los con
currentes de d6nde proviene y como Sc
fabrica ell famoso cemento "Atls'', GU
yos representatives en- Puerto Rico son
los seiiores Sobrinos de Ezquiaga.
Por ser de mucho inter6s entire los
constructors fabricantes de casas, el
asunto de esta pelicula, es indiscutibie
que ell cine ''Tres Banderas" tendra
otra vez un lleno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-17
LA GLORIA
FortaIeza No. IL.
VENDE MUY BARATO
UN NoMBRAM1ENTo

Ha sido nombrado inspector de pesas
y medidas de vieques, don Francisco
Arbolcda
Evening star., 1921-02-13
Business Meetinx Scheduled.

Sergt. Jasper Post. No. -. Of the
American Legion will hold its regu-
lar business meeting the evening OF
February - At its clubrooms, 1l0l +
street. whom the chairmen OF the
new standing committees will make
their first reports These include
james Y. Reeves. executive commit
tee: Ferdinand G. Fraser, welfare
committee: Ray ]. Cunningham. en-
tertainment committee: II. Walter
Hummer. athletics committee, and
Samuel p. Kohen. membership COM
mitteA
Tho post was host at a dance given
last Monday night in the gold room Of
the La Fayette Hotel. the principal event
-ot itS winter program. The arrange.
Evening star., 1921-02-13

ments were made by the entertain
ment committee, and Mrs. Mary
Logan Tucker presided as hostess
Department Commander George L.
TAFT of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
has appointed a committee to coop
crate with other organizations that
are working to erect suitable me-
morialS to Theodore Roosevelt ana
Admiral George Dewey.
Commander Twyman Busy.
\ visit to every member of Henry
c. Spangler Post, No. -. of the
American Legion is being made by
Post Commander Paul G. Twyman, in
an effort to boost the post attendance
up to 100 per cent. The post meets the
first Thursday of each month at the
National Guard Armory. 472 l. street
and at the last meeting Commander
Twyman and the other new officers
We're installed. At the same time
Past Commanders Frank T. Fuller
and Anton Stephan were presented
with past commanders badges.
Under the leadership of Mrs. Anton
stephan the ladies' auxiliary of the
post is growing very rapidly and is
now one of the largest in Washing
ton. The auxiliary meets at the same
time the post does, in an adjoining
room of the armory.
War Films Are Free.
In response to inquiries the Signal
Corps of the Army has notified the
local department of the American
Legion that it can furnish war films
free to any post that will show them
without charging admission. and will
send man with them to see that they
are properly handled and returned
after use.
The corps cannot furnish an oper
ator nor a projection machine. but
the department has the address of
local firm that will rent a projec
tion machine for s. an evening and
will furnish an operator for one
evening for a like amount. Films
may he obtained by communicating
with Lieut.. Albert ]. I4ubbe. in the
Signal Corps Office in the Munitions
building.
Ninety nav units of the Women's
Auxiliary of the American Legion
were chartered during the last two
weeks. raising the total number to
1928. Iowa led with thirteen fol-
lowed by Indiana. eleven: New York.
ten. ard Minnesota. nine. A conven-
ton of the auxiliary will be held by
the department of WASHINGTON state
at Takoma, February II. IS and 19.
This will be the tenth state conven-
tion of the woman's organization.
Evening star., 1921-02-13
National Guard News

Six officers, formerly commissioned
in the 5th Infantry, District National
Guard. have been transferred to the
engineer regiment and their commits
sions have just been received from
the War Department, Maj. r d. La
Garde, adjutant general of the local
guard, announced last night.
The officers transferred are: Capt.
Joe p. Mickey. headquarters and
service company; Capt. Harry A.
George l.. Evans, Company c; First
Lieut.. George G.. Israel. Company A
(now on duty at the Infantry School.
Camp Benning, Ca: Second Lieut..
John r. Kahn. Company c. and Sec
ond Lieut.. Sidney Morgan, Com
The following promotions in the
headquarters and service company
are announced: To be master ser
geants. Lewis f. Hoffman, Robert G.
MacCartee and David W. Milne: to be
technical sergeants. Morris Swartz
and Henry Loveless; to be staff SER
geant. Walter E. Thorne; to be SER
geant. Whiting ?. Lightfoot; to be
corporals, Joseph H. Robertson.
Roland c. Simpson and Robert D. Nc
Elroy.
The following men have enlisted or re-
enlisted in the National Guard of the
District during the last week: Head
quarters ana service company, engineer
regiment, Arthur c. Taylor; Company
A, engineer regiment. Raymond c. Bur
Lesson: Company c. engineer regiment,
John w. Grimley, John Irving, Sidney
r Dulin and Leo J. Loeb.
Company G of the engineer regiment.
commanded by Capt. Harry E. Gladman,
will drill Tuesday night at the National
Guard Armory. 472 l. street. at O'Clock.
Company A. commanded by Lieut..
Inc drill Il,
at the armory at o'clock. The bugle
and drum corps of the District Guard
will also assemble at the armory at s
o'clock Thursday night
Evening star., 1921-02-13
New Member. for v. F.. W.

Fourteen new members were ini-
tiated by National Capital Post, No.
127. Of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
at it's meeting In Community Service
building last week, after which the
regular business was laid aside and
a varied program of boxing, wres-
tiing. singing and recitations was
given, the numbers being inter-
spersed with music by the orchestra
from the Fort Myer Band.
A large class Of recruits is to be
taken in by Equality Post. No. 2S4,
of tho Veterans Of Foreign Wars at
Pythian Temple next Thursday even
ing. The dance given by the post
past week was pronounced most sue
lcessfuls the attendance exceeding ex-
pectationS
Evening star., 1921-02-13
Press Club Post IL Host.

Capt. William Woln Smith cele-
brated his election to the COM
membership of the National Press
Club Post Of the American Legion by
organizing one of the most notable
meetings ever held by such an or
ganization in Washington. the occa-
sion being the reception rendered Ma
tional Commander +. W. Galbraith in
the clubrooms last Tuesday evening.
when the guest list included Secre-
fary of the Navy Daniels, the French
ambassador, Gen. Pershing. Admiral
Coontz. Maj. Gen. Lejeune. Brig. Cen
Neville and other men of distinction
The clubrooms were packed to the
doors. officers Of all of the local
legion posts being included in the
invitations issued. AS it was neces-
sary for the national commander and
his party to leave for Baltimore at
$50 o'clock. to attend a ball given
in their honor. the speeches were
necessarily brief. In the main they
dealt with the need for keeping alive
the spirit of comradeship among
those who served in the war, and of
providing better care for the sick
and wounded veterans.
Gen. Pershing said emphatically
that the present system of divided
responsibility in the task of rehabili-
tation should be changed. and that
all Of the work of compensation,
treatment and training should be un-
der the direction of single bureau.
Evening star., 1921-02-13
Picture Mt Falls Church.

Through the United States Signal
Corps the McGroarty Stambaugh
Post Of the American Legion at Falls
Church. Va. has obtained permission
to show the motion picture. The
Flash of Action" described as the
most stirring picture taken by the
corps during the war.
Under the auspices Of the post the
picture will be shown at Falls Church
the evening Of February II. and ad-
mission will be free to residents Of
that town, although exhibitions of
the picture by commercial firms have
commanded admission prices as high
as $1.50.
In addition to the picture there will
be music by the Fort Myer Band.
Evening star., 1921-02-13

ments were made by the entertain
ment committee, and Mrs. Mary
Logan Tucker presided as hostess.
Evening star., 1921-02-13

BY the Club Plan you can
make n small initial pay
ment; then easy monthly
payments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18
HERO OF THE WORLD WAR
TO Be BURIED HERE TODAY
I'ody OF Corporal II. \. Matthews
Arrives From France - Funeral
Services nj IlIiIcN'S

Funeral services viii b. hold at $50
O'Clock this afternoon at Iuilcy's un-
d"rtakmc parlors for Corporal Harry
y. Matthews. son oc Mr. and Mrs H. l..
Matthews. OF 1911 ,rovc Avenue. who
died N France on December >. 1915.
From wounds received in action tho
morning OF November II. 1915. the
day tn" armiSticc was signed REV
a. l.. King. pastor nj ,;rac" Covenant
PRESBYTERIAN church. VIII conduct In.
service. ana burial viii IL" I'm Hiv"r-
Ni"w with military horors \ d"iach-
n:"nt "f tho Richmond Grays Will act
y. pnllh"arcrs rho Richmond Post
american Legion. viii hc represented
AT the funeral. Tho cask., will hc
hrapch IA tho American Nag.
corporal Matthews was ,no,nhor
"' IN" on" Hundred ana Sixty-roi,r,h
Nh"hin" Gun Company. formerly sta
toned At cnnu Leo" He is survived
hv his widow. who Was Miss Nd"lin
g Rowland and an infant dnughtcr.
his rarcnts. Mr. aud Mrs II. |. Mat
'h"ws. ,w" siDt"rs. Misses Minnie
Mari" and Audrey Matthews. and i've
hr"th"rs, Hudson w. Irving L.. Lin
wood G., Herbert and Reginald Mat
th"wn
Corporal Matthews was horn i'm
Hi"hm"nh December =, 1894. ana be-
FOR" ioining The colors was onrngad
" tn" building construction business
Miih his fnihnr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18
he ONLY
USED ONE BOTTLE
Wcil-Enown Nirginin Lady
Tells How Her Husband
Was Restored to Health
by Plant Juice.
HAD GENER'L BREAKDOWN
After Taking Only One Bottle
OF the New Medicine. He Is
Now Able to DO His
Work.

No now article Of the times has
created such profound interest. cspr-
cially in the larger cities. as has
Plant juice. the new herbal stomach
remedy. which has recently been in
troduccd here in the Tragic Drug
life hav" been attracted to IL: the
statesman. th" professional man. me-
chanic, brakeman. iinnncicr. society
woman. paitrcSs-thcy have all
tested it and permitted the use Of
their names in telling of H..
Every day local people are coming
forward with unqualified statements
regarding tho great benefit they have
received from the use OF Plant Juice
Recently "A signed testimonial was
received from Mrs. John j. TraxIcr
who lives on l.. r. No. .. Hcnrico
County. Va. or. O. Box 2i3). and is
one of tho most popular ladies in that
section Of the country. stating how
her husband was relieved Of u severe
case Of stomach trouble by pIant
Juice. She SAYS:
My husband has been sick most of
the time for the past five years He
is painter by trade and was work
inE in the city. hut on account OF the
pad state Of his health. h" was com
PEELED to give up his trade and 70
int" the country To live. He had ma
appetite whatever, and WAS so nor
vous ne could not sleep at night: was
all run down and could not r., any
thing to relieve him. as he had tried
many different medicines: was under
treatment Tor months. lie took one
bottle Of Plant Juice and IL gave him
so much benefit thai he continued to
take it, He is feeling fine and has
not lost a day from his work since
He is able To cat everything and
sleeps well At nigh. and has no more
roubic whaicHcr. We are glad to
recommend rlant Juice to othcrs"
Plant Juice is sold nj tho Tragic
Drug store in Richmond
For SAID in Petersburg by Nor
rison. the Drug Man.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18
CELEBRATE THEIR GOLDEN
WEDDING IN ALBEMARL Z

special :" Tn 'rim.s- piapatch
'it Ni;I.p1rESNii.LE. Va. Jun. j.
ono ~ tho most memorable V,.l
'hs celebrations % tn, season w,s
h id last evening. n. ocra-inu h.iur
t'r nf'i"ih anniversary Of Tho mar
r arc Of Mr. aud Mrs. James \. PAYNE
~ Orange Dale noar this civ
In" relationship nf tn" Payn. fam
} Is on" "f tn" largest Ia Aihcmarlc
county anf they were well rcrro-
E'ntHd At N" celebration Tho regis
try showed 4 total OF lis Relatives
aud friends vino gathered 10 extend
their good wishes and who brought,
many beautiful ana useful rir,s I'm
"nld aprropr!atc t" the golden we'd
ding day
IN" "arly llfc Of Mr. and Mrs Payne
was spent In F!uvanna COUNTY. Tho
= me- II charlottesville thirty Years
= 90 They arc the parents az ninr
cllldrcn, all OF whom are living
Their" ar" sixteen living rrandchl-
Hrcn.
az tho I'nmcdiat" family attending
"h" celebration there were: Mr.. and
Mrs G"orC" Goodyear aud two daurh-
q -. Of charlottesville: Mr. and Mrs
Charles PAYNE. of Rocky Mourt. y.
:: Mrs. Bcr'a Smith aud daughter
- Jackson. Miss: Frank PAYNE. Of
J i"ton. ". Va: Ny. and Mrs \. w
Tor. Of OAK Hin. " Va: Mr.. and
William PAYNE. OF Charlot,cs-
ill": Aiphons" Payne. of Washing
IN. n. e. ono daughter. Mrs. Creed
a "ucc. 81 Wise, Va. ana son. Har-
o 4 PAYNE. OF RcIlville, y. J.. were
not present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18
HEALTH EXAMINATIONS
IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

IN" state Hunri Of Health has
just issued - letter t. tho divlsjnn
superiujcui ut schools ia VII
vinia thanking them for their CO.
op ration in til" conduct Of physical
examinations "t pupils ia the public
schools During the year i27.iS'
children were examined for dcfcctiv"
yisi"n. defective teeth. detective ton
sis and poor nutrition.
IN" health commissioner points out
IN his letter that perfection I'm a COM
rurniiv"iy new field not I, II" "N-
r'"tc'i. but lac regards the result 90
th" first full years work 49, credit
ahlc, ana he says the success could
no, have been attained without III"
hearty. Intelligent and f"rccful CO.
operation ot the division sur"rint"n-
dents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18
IL AND OFT or TOW y.

Mise Hazel Squire. of East oranrc.
y =. and MiHs Valentine raul OF
Wat.r'o"n, Fla. Viii sponh this week
as IN" guests of Miss Sarah Powers,
OF i6"2 Park Avenue.
Airs Morris " cosby and litti. son.
Morria. Jr. ~ 1921 Barton Avenue,
barton !icights. VIII leave sunday
Tor Jackson Miss. where They w.lI
spend som" time KIN Mrs. Gosh, :.
brother. 9 I Martin. hrs. Cosby VII
also h' accompanied Icy her mother.
Miss Tannln Graham is visiting
relatives TN At!ucdnn. Miss Graham
win Fp"nd To" months Of luiy and
August a, tn" brnmin"-arsonl 70
spr.nus ~ Cruwpl'r. \. 6.
Miss Thclma ktlby. who has been
attending school at Stonowall Jack
son college, Abingdon. - tho guest
~ her aunt. Nrs Il. ~ Richardson
i5ls Porter street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18
s @ G 7 E. = =

Ia marriage. rh" Rro"rn entered with
hh brother. +. Il, LouaY. cf Newport
News. Flow'.n and :.inis formed
tho dccora,io
out town guests In attendance
w"r" ". j.. Jonrr. williamsburg; MIR.
aud Mrs. Il. -, Lunen. .Nowror, News:
Miss Nancy Jones. ot Toana. Mrs.
lack Smith. Ice Hall. Mrs. George
Smith. Frank!iu: Mr.. and Mrs wriYht
Smith. Franklin: MIR. and Mrs. Percy
smith. son and daughter. OF BcnI,Irh
Mr. and Mre. Fred Hood. Frederick.
IIali. and ben smith. of Hinton. "
Va Mr.. and Mrs. Jonc. left on M
Northern trip.
Home Wedding.
An Interesting social event Of Juno
u at Einn Mills was tho wedding OF
Miss Lola Clare Gravett to Chnr,..
N!pn.o Anderson, Of Prince Edward
County. celebrated at 10 O'Clock I'm
tho homo Of hor parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Broaddus Grnvc,t. ur RIOS. nm,
King William County. Rose iiili."
the beautiful country home. was doc
GRATED with palms. forms. daisies and
green candles Before the bridal par
Is entered. Mrs Howard Taylor sang
. rr"nis" Me" accompanied by Mise.
lntz Hutchinson. who also played tho
wedding march
Tn" hrid" was gowncd ia a mid.
night-hluc 'ricotin" costume. with ha,
I" match. ana Il corsAEc bouQue; of
l!ridc roses. The 'natrnu o. honor
Mrs. Charles Riidick IIa.rcl!. wore
rr""r organdy and carried Sunbura;
'0a"a John Anderson. brother OF tho
Broom. vac hest man.
III" ribbon bearers, li;tlc Misses
Emily Gladys and Annie Eiizahcth
slater. wore frocks o. whit" orgEndy
Tn" ushcrs we're Sergeant William
Lewis irav"tt and Robert Freeman
among III. guests from distance
w"r" Rev. Herbert Arthur Willis, %:
blackstone, who performed the c.r"-
m"ny. Mrs. Francis Henry Anderson
Prince Edward County Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Howard DobbinE. Charlotte
Courthouse: Edward Carter, Dariin;
ton Heights. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hiddick Howell. S.wport News. John
BRYAN iravott, NowpoT, News Scr
roant william Lewis Grave;t. Cam
Eus,is. aud Mrs Elicit Fox. Rich.
inonI
After ;he ceremony. MIR and Mrs
Anderson left FOR tho South west;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18

,ntol FOR tho loose and gomorni In
sr"cien commonly found.
Sr"at!i. ~ the training OF tca,ii-
"rs. Dr. lngl!s declared that super
vision must always DC responsible In
arg" part for the ;raiuiug o! .2uch-
crs. fh!s - particularly rue. he sald
where tho teaching stan Is 80 largely
coiugr scd ~ Inexperienced and an
trained tsachets. az is the case in viz
t!n!a
such training In service Is iu part
n matter ~ classroom supcrvision and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18
DENNY FLOODED WITH
ADVICE IN SIMS CASE
letters and Tclrrrnms Pour Into
0iiice With Ccnsurc md
Praise.
my unItod NOVEL

WASHINGTON, June III. secrc-
'ary az thu Navy DENLY ha.n'. do
cide'. what TO do w!.h Admiral Sims.
!, ISM. because OF any lack o. nd
vice
Sine" the ndmiral's announcement,
an tn" irish situation. letter. :.nd
t"!cgrnms have poured into Denly's
oi'i"o as. rapidly a. tho pos.uan .oult
deliver them.
Their suggestions on the Sims stu,
ton range AL tho way from ,hc do
mand that the admiral u. court
n'arti1I"d and thrown In tn. org 10
tho vigorous p"opOaal that n. :,c con.
sp'.u"usly rewarded !ar his "cou,.
aE'sous .A,n.riCanisln."
The "dvic" has zone from vnr.nr.
associations man; oC them linked
with the Irish cause from va, yet.
Grams, college professors ana al
sorts OF plain citizens" ,hroushou,
tho country.
Friends are urging rous!nv VOL
cone. to SHOW our appreciation Of
Sims" Others, less fsvo-aLly in.
ciined. are proposing IL difcrcn. kiro
OK welcome. one that would .i.,ha sl..
Sims alleged hostility 10 tho caus. OF
Irish freedom
Ana Denny. ia tn. meantime. say.
nothing.