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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
Former Local Teacher Writes
of Japanese Commencement

b, 'h. ~rhn"r pastor. otaka SItn ''"H'"
:h,. Iiicr.,r, part u: thu program.
~ q: AL Japanese iunrii"r~ tea an"
,.,k~ were served t. all present. II one
hires \ CARPENTER t. ii\ Il hatch 'n ms
ono wou,l hhN" tn. work ~at.~t'"i"r''\
dom,
rms account of ConIm"nrcmcnt M"I'"
not b.. ,"plr.v;. without aging a ''"
words about tn, farewell CClrhrtiI"n'
he'd pruNlvu$ IL ,,ommCn cement. lW'N
So inr l..iaH, -. ,r" very fond Il; We
,-.inr ind farrw,, Il functions. hut e.
Trrially 1T f:,r"""U parties. TN IN" a"S
T." t,.r,. COMMENCEMENT they had A. many
as ;hI~,r "t these affairs IN on" day. "h'
"A farewell, 10 Il teacher Who VA. IctN'"c
FIR t'nIna. one Il farewell At IN" S'h"''
go -" graduates and ,Nnihrr i GarcWe :
,n IN, Sirl~ NH" wcr,, leaving m" d"rhi-
'orN S,Nrr.,. other ~u"h functions mad
ESQ H"cn gwen before 10y tho various
: l:,--"S ani ORGANIZATIONS - Ihr depart
anc>, r"a.: - always aT important t""-
,u:r III, n they L.~o have It program ana
games To amu>c the guests.
commandments IN the government
- h"hIS AZ, very Ike 10 commencement.
n the christian school above H'>rrlhcd
-\rCpt th.t: no scripture reading. prayer
h.ncdtction "r sacred Songs would h''
heard enc may hear tunt> ~ sacred
longs BAT tho words would br 81 4
secular nature Then again one nnd> a
Strictrr "hsrrvau"" TO ceremony imam IN
the CHRISTIAN school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
HoNander Arrested for
Sinking ofSChooner

Baltimore. Md. May Gam echo OF
tho sinking 81 the Dutch schooner
Reincttc in he North Sea in March
1919. with An insured cargo Of hSh
valued a, s1i.nNu was heard her" today
when. AlhcrtuS MartinUS May"r sc. a
native Of Rotterdam. was arrested on
a. citation signed by Secretary Of state
charles T.. Hughes.
The arrest Was mad" on request # tho
Netherlands leSs ton at Washington and
r. n. Mott. Netherlands counSuI here.
Mayer his wife and their two children
arrived hero four months as" from H"i-
land. Aftcr reading the citation. Mayer
told The detective that he was in their
hands" but dcniad cmphatically that he
was guilty OF any violation OF law.
Tho summons which resulted In
Mayors arr"s; was issued after repre-
sensations were made Ia the stat" de-
rartment by Jnnkhecr ". H De Rcau-
fort. charge d'aifairS. IN which Mayor
was accused 1T "compli"ity in the IN
tcnt!onal destruction or loss OF = vessel
and cmbcZZ, omcnt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
Travellers Auxiliary
Honor WarW0od Man

parkrrshurg. W. Va. May 26.-Ap-
nrox,matr.yy "nn members OF The N"9t
VIRGINIA Pharmaceutical association are
attending tho meeting nf the orxanlHa-
ton which j. being held here. Fh' an
nual banquet was held Wednesday eve
nine. Judge l.. y Tavcner. or lark"rS-
burr. was the principal speaker al tn"
BANQUET which was ATTENDED ny NOR"
,han 200 Pharmacists and friends.
The sessions today wer" given over
20 the transaction Of routine business
and to addresses and papers by members
e the profession.
During the morning IN" Travellers
auxiliary hold a business meeting 'ak-
ing UP important matters m connection
with their 3&'tiviiies AID cI"rin- Of
ticnrs for the ensuing year. Inc loi-
lnwin. Officers were elected:
President. George Is. Tupper. Wash
ington. p. 9: first vice president. Dan
u. Lucas. Shopherdstowr. W. Va: Sec
nnd vice president. \. F. Mccall. Iron
ton. o: third v.,c pres :dcn'. '"rtls W.
NJ. is. charleston. ". Va. fourth Nice
president. /. : Campbell. -. Mdrys:
council for three years term: L. H..
Fagcl. Cincinnati. :. T.. christian War
wood. W. Va. T. Il. Schrciner. Middle
port. ohio: t. l.. Lloyd. Fa:k"rShurg.
was elected Tor one year succeeding
Presid ent Tupper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
Enormous Increase In
American Manufactures

Washington. MAY - Win an IN
rrsa>. "f only per cent IN the num-
Der Of manufac,ur!n: establishments IN
operation. American industrial, rr"Hu'ts
,nrrra>Cd l5n per cent between IVA
and iHiH. tnr ',u~uS bureau today an
rouuvct In 1919. with 2SS."'' "S-
Establishments reported. the value ~ pro-
ducts was S6..5SS.YUS.nu asaInH. "A
y:lu. Of SHL"tSi3I. Onn produced by
"1519l cStuhh shmcnts IN l?li
RI" greatest increases III NatH"S was
noted IN automobile products. boots ana
shoes. bread. railway equipment ana
,lo;hiuc. III" gross value IN l9l" "rinS
from 80 to - per cent over ihat IN ~
v.,h small inrrca~r IN the number o.
pE,u,S ,ngugrd in each industry.
Industries reported m 1919, which d'u
no, occur IN the similar 1914 report IN,
rluded: roal tar products. win 40
pIants: fcrru alloys. II; gloves t'Ioth)'
ISL. steel lSprv;a, trra tmenp, So; mill
stones. Il. steel barrels, "a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
HOW To DANISH
PILES
Thousands Bless DR.. Lsonh ardt, tho
Physician who Discovered a Com
mon SSnEe remedy.

II YOU think that the surgeons knife
is me only method ~ escape from tn"
misery IF piles. it's hccause you haven't
heard OF the new trea tm"nt known as
Or l<nnhar,ltS HEN -EOlp.
The Doctors treatment is internal
BY experimenting for Years he discov-
cred the enact rauSr OF piles and then
wen, further and compounded remedy
that would remove the cause
Pr. Leonhardt wants every sufferer
to benefit by his discovery and ~ that
there Will he no doubling or delay. &.
H. Gricst & 90. and all DRUGGISTS ar"
authorized that II VIII do as stated or
money back.
On that honorable basis every Suf-
frror should secure q package OF i'r
Leonha rdts HIM EOID today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27

Columbus. O.. May - Instead OF
ahol! Sh!nC the use II inmates from The
rcfurmaiory at Mansfield for work al
tho Soldiers hom" II Sandusky. the
state premises ~ max" still further Us"
Of th!S help. and Il ~p"";a! building Is
10 be- erected in which they will live on
the grounds Of tho institution M San
duSky The legislator" appropriated
scJ.0nn with which to erect a model
homo for boys and ;hc work is expect
ed 70 start early in July.
For several years thrs" young men
have been sent 10 the Soldiers home 10
wait upon the aged Veterans. They Ar"
doing all the nursing IN the hospital
and between - and lnn prisoners con-
stantly employed Al this work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
Cancer Durable In
Early Stages, Declares
DR.. Hupp in Address

Charleston. w. Va. May "a hfh
Nnu ficiaN IN the cancer game. YOU ar
gamhi!r" with u ruthless Sh! lock- "h'.
VIII 4, manG NOR" than III" r"unH -.
ir>h" pr. Frank lrm"Anr Hurr "I
Wh'"lIu. told the members at IN" N'E'
N!rrim.a M"drIl ASSOCIATION ana 'hH
ul,n Al - public meeting IN IN" h'Eh
~rhf ~ auditorium tonight.
Tmn.uhi'~ InrrllnG marked IN" 'i"S',
uf ;n,. HiIN-fuurih annual r"nN"h'l"n W
ih., hs>,'" .nn. which h'Gah l"'EnAH
Nest N.,r'~ ."nN .ntInm will Il" he III III
liIai ImGi"n.
pr IIurr ~ chairman for West Nir-
rIni, Of tn. Nm"ri. An society for the
Central ur cancer. RI" point ""
stressed was that cancer Is "urAhir. IL
IAN most always IL" cured ii II Is treat
I'd shortly after the first symptoms are
NM ;..,.d. he salh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
HEAL SKIN DISEASES
Apply zemo, Clean, Penetrat.
ing, Antlseptic LIQUID

it IS unnecessary for you to suffer
wy blotches, ringworm, rashes
ana similar skin troubles 800
or oneo at any drug store for 35c ~
SI.oOtor extra large bottle, and nronnt'
y appiied will usually give instant relief
nom itcnlng torture. 1t cleanses and
sg pt1Gs ine SKI, SKIN and heals quickly and
. S.y most skin diseases.
d,. Hemo IS a wonderful. penetrating.
tIh,s Gus liquid and is soothing to
:; a.'e most DELICATE skin. 1t is not greasy
y; - easily applied and costs little Get
I" sooay and save all further distress
SA Z ". Ross e, Chreasaato
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
ELECTION CONTEST
WINDS UP IN JAIL

One Of the most interesting election
was staged last night between
Marry Coss and Frank Hcffcrman. CoSs
who was arrested by officer Flanagan
on Il char:" Of disorderly conduct. was
said 10 b" hired N the interest OF Can
didiateS thew and iilligan. 4; the time
or his arrest he was threatening It. do
divers unpleasant: things 70 lIcffcrman.
who wa working in behalf Of candidate
toSS Resisted arrest. but
was finally landed in jail after a Strug-
&c with tho officer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
OHIO NEWS


Columbus O.. May % Tho IN rr;s.
onerS from ih" r"ni,"ntiHr\ MA" nv
working ~ tn" state brick plant n"lr
Iur,u"n city nav" stopped making pay
ing brick. and for the next TWO or three
months WI! make nothing hut building
brick Tho hang" - necessary hrCauS"
at IN" extensive program If the admin
:-;railon hoard Cor improvements and
h",t"rmcnlS OF the stat" service. u =
said.
VIII he needed for me work that the
board plans IN erect during tho next
iwu Years There are more than | mn =
""" brick ready for delivery At IN"
plant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
Mrs. Mutt on Trial for
Staying Of Husband

Rr:dgcp"rt t"nn.. May "G.--Thr state
Er"nn lE" presentation Of nN 'T>C M
,f', "nnuu A. the trial Of Mrs. f.thcI Nuu
4 freed with the murder Of her huS|ahl
'i".,rr, l.. Mott. TIC twelfth juror MAS
seated after recess t"'ttE I"ulS"i g.
.IrInr" Gity.richt ta!c>wcI bCtur" Tic
J.;r$ box WIS filled.
,,-ir Joint indirtmrn. returned ny i'le
game jury. charging Mr." :>Uil. l.i""Ji
|. y de- and John t. lNhnSt"n win hist
.,r.r,. murder IN rnnt'r 'Cn VITA tue
N,!i.ng OF NUtt wHs read 10 tho Jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
AREITER CHOSEN

Washington. MaN - Stat" depart
mont "ii..i.tlS arr understand /" have
cNprcsScd nuprnN Of -" suggestion -:
Panama, that ThrU.~ y i.'.''"ii"n INC
trurn.inn ambassador n'"'. L. ln\li"h
Ir ,,.: 4, arli'r" N ADJUSTING 'i.'InS
Med against IT." i.ir''.I "',' rum"ni "N
American ,lliIrn, "i:' were luju "i IN
riots IN l:,na,nl ,IlN AMI ''"i"n IN ~"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
Louisiana Man Tarrcd
and.Feathered; Lashed

Shreveport. La, Ma .2S.-7Jack Nor.
gan. 30 years old. was In hospital tG.
Gay. following his abduction last nighs
:, nj frn hrrcd him. several lashes were
also administered Morgan. who ~os re-
iurr,d here and elected from an auto.
mobile in tho business quarter.
Morgan was arrested several times 70.
t.rIlv :"r alleged wifc-beatins, nut vas
DISCHARGED in each instance Tor lack u
e. ihcnC"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
FOREIGNER HELD FOR
FELONIOUS ASSAULT

Harry Srilir. a foreigner. wa> arrest
I'd Yesterday evening by Deputy Sheriff
IT. T. Smith charged vita frl"nenuS as
sauIt upon Mrs Stanley IirohnwSki
Stillu :lpurir"d lrf"r" JU>ti"" ~ the
I'.,c Charles Sc:h'r; Yesterday "'"air''
and was held under bond Of $500. In
d.IauIt ~ bond nc ven; TO jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
vrHp1cr OF AcourrrAL

Pittsburgh. Pa. May 2h.--tharged
with conspiracy in connection with tho
alleged N"h"m" 10 dcfraud tho PcnnSyi-
v,nIa Railroad company in ~" rcdcmp-
tirn Of nncauc"li"d tickets. Joseph
pwyer Was acquitted b. Il july in Grim.
inal court here today. II" WAS convicted
last week on Sipilar charge.
Twenty other mon. Including several
Pullman conductors. hay" been indicted
iu.r"nnrrtinn with the case
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27
AGREEMENT RENEWED

'|c,rlani Nav - Trr Er"tn"rh""h
-: I"r"'rn,iN" Engineers '., irl"rIIiI
, ";,.ru:l"'. '"!I} Waited 90 ".n"W t'l'
aE,,-u"ul w3'r ,iIc I;in1 h"r'ln",l Of h.
, rri"rlc Eurlu, men ard lrrrm"n i"r
M Iu.!i ,..tI 49,. ~ - EiI"Ntu'rS unl!.
IA, ircIn,H g. 'aN"U'."m u Juh" W..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27

Columbus O.. May eft cost the
people Of Warren. county seat OF Trum-
bull county. just SG1.s13 last year as II
result Of school children playing
hockey" according to figures compiled
ny tn" state department of public IN
structjnn.
Nnn-;tttcndancr az school causes fail
ureS: failures cause r"pctlt on: rercti-
ti"n means larger classes. NOR" equip
ment and moro teachers. and these cost
money. say: the department of public
instruction.
An earlier estimate Of tho depart
ment placed the cost "f poor school at
tendance as a whole az about SJ,NOOhhn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27

Columbus q. Nav o6.-Rural mail
carriers out Of the Columbus poStoffirc.
together with rural mail carriers else
where IN tho state and nation. Will he
expected 10 keep on the watch FOR for
EST nros and report them Immediately
to proper authorities. Copies OF m or
dor 10 ,his effect have been received Nv
Postmaster Knn"ar from the fourth
assistant postmaster general.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27

IudEe-Why did you snatch the lady'S
purse:
Prisoner - Eecause | thought tho
change might do M" good.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-27

ATWOOD fabrics, smart style,
~ careful tailoring, long wear, that's
all you can get in any Suit or Topcoat,
mo matter how much you pay. You
get all this here, every time you buy
lone of these Super-Suits and you have
an absolute saviNg of $40 to SIS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-15

Cuando esta dieta Sc cambiaba por
una mas fuerte, en- la cual imperaba la
carne. la leche las legumbres, Sc nota-
ba anualmente una enorme baja en- los
casos de pelagra, y hasta lego veces
a desaparecer la terrible enfermedad.
Sc ha podido comprobar. que la cpl
deInia de la Pelagra ataca mas a la gen.
te pobre, que no tiene suficientes recursos
para comprar alimentos de mas vitalidad.
Las recomendaciones hechas por Ell doc
tor Goldberger, para remediar las condi
clones que pueden atraer la epidemic de
la Pelagra, son las siguientes:
Aumentar la dieta de animales fres-
cos y de legumbres, especialmente du-
rante los ultimos dias del invierno y en-
la primavera.
Comprar una vaca, y aumentar ell con
sumo de la leche, en- ell hogar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-15
HOY EsPERAN LOS MORos CoPAR
AL CORoNEL SANJURJo

TANGER, agosto 12.-Los cincuenta
mil habitantes con que cuenta la plaza
de Melilla hacen heroicos esfuerzos por
llevar socorros al valiente coronel San
jurjo, Quien Sc bate La desesperada,
cercado por mnchos miles de hombres, q
diez ocho millas de poblaci6n.
Todos los caudillos espanoles que es-
tan acorralados avisan que Sc daran Ia
muerte antes de caer prisioneros de las
tribus, que les martirizaran de una ma
nera horrible. Las tribus, mas rabiosas y
enardecidas que nunca, por la bravo de-
fensa del coronel Sanjurjo, dicen que
exterminaran a todos los espafioles.
Ha sido publicada en- Melilla una aren
ga de la Duquesa de la Victoria, presi-
dente de las damas que atienden la Gu
raci6n de los heridos excitando las
mujeres de la poblacion empufiar las
armas ofrecer sus vidas para contri.
buir la defensa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-15
(PoR CABLE FRANCEs)
Tetuan 10, San Juan.
Representante de
MEL LCHOR, ARMSTRONG & DESSTl

PARIS, agosto 14.-Un despacho de
Madrid .anuncia que ha sido tornado Ell
Gabinete espafiol con Maura de preSi-
dente; Gonzalez Hortoira, ministro de
Relaciones Exteriores y La Cierva, mi
nistro de la Guerra.
Ell Consejo de estado espanol aprobo
un credito de 134 millones para la gue-
IRA de Marruecos.
La prensa de esta ciudad reproduce
un despacho de la capital de Espafia Que
asegura que Francia ha aceptado sunni
nistrar Espafa todo Ell material de que
IRA necesario para continuar la lucha
en- Marruecos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-15
LA LEY MARCIAL ES
PROBABLE EN- ESPANA

MADRID; agosto 14.-En la reunion
celebrada Ell la residencia del sefior Mau
ra Sc trato acerca del grave problema
de Marruecos.
Ell Presidente del Consejo de Ministries
declare que no ,quiere que los aconteci-
mientos oblguen a Espafia retirarse
de ALI, y que para evitar ESQ, tendria
que proceder energicamente y tacer que
Ell pueblo espafiol presto la cooperation
que Ell patriotismo lie exige.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-15
(De nuestro servicio Especially

LONDRES, agosto 14.-De la Alta ST.
lesia han llegado una serie de noticias
sobre desordenes y cheques entire Ell ve-
cindario y las tropas de ocupaci6n mi
litar. Els dificil formarse una idea clara
sobre la situacion, va que las comunica
clones han sufrido trastornos.
La agencia de Wolff publica un des-
pacho, segln ell cual, al anochecer, una
enorme multitud Sc reunio delante de la
residencia de la Comision interaliada
de Katowitz, cuyo presidente recibio
a una Delegation. Esta le entreg6, en-
nombre del vecindario, una demanda, exi
giendo Ell desarme de las tropas de ocu-
pacion, Y lie garantizo al mismo tempo
Ia libre retirada. Case de ser rechazada
la exigencia, la Delegation declinaba
toda responsabilidad por 10 que pudiera
aconteCer.
Como la contestacion del jefe militar
aliado no resultara satisfactoria, uno de
los miembros Gle la Delegation Sc dirigio
la muchedumbre, diciendola:
"iNo hemos conseguido NADIA! wen
gan armas y al asalto''.
A las once de la noche la situaci6n
era crtica, y desde la una de la madru
gada no ceso ell fuego de fusileria de
ametralladoras. La muchedumbre Sc apo
6er0 a nm auton6vi1 oue nStaho nara
do delante de la residencia de la Comi-
sion interaliada, sin que 10 impidiesen
las tropas de ocupacion.
En- vista de 10 desesperado de la situa
cion, uno de los ofciales Aliados Sc di-
rigio directamente a la multitud, dicien
do que las armas serian entregadas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-15
La terrible pe|agra huge de los Ticos

Por no ser dificil, desgraciadamente,
que la terrible pelagra, que hace estragos
al sur de los Estados Unidos, Sc propa-
que a esta Isla, creemos un deber tradu-
cir 10 siguiente, del 'FReport of State
Board of Health, de Oklahoma, que
ACADIA de recibir Ell MUNDO:
s'El doctor Joseph Goldberger, medi-
CO al servicio del 'Departamento de Sa-
lud Pnblica'', y uno de los mas notables
en- ell tratamiento de la enfernedad de
la pelagra, ha hecho valiosisimos expe-
rimentos sobre Ia causa de la referida
epidemic. Los experimentos fueron ejecu
tados en- dos asilos de huerfanos del es-
tado de Georgia. En- ambos asilos hubo
casos de pelagra que acabaron con Ia
vida de algunos pacientes, y casi todos
los amos la mencionada enfermedad rea-
parecia con mas fuerzas.
De los estudios realizados por ell nota-
BILE medico, Sc sac6 en- consecuencia que
la pelagra era debida a dietas restringi-
das; una dieta desproporcionada, pues
faItaba la debida cantidad de carne 0
suficiente protenia animal; resultando,
pues, que los vegetables y las galletas
(harina, trigo, maiz almibar) compo-
nian una racion completamente despro-
porcionada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-15
MAUEA coNFEREcIANDo CON Los
LIDERES POLITICoS

MADRID, agosto 14.-El nuevo pre-
sidente del Consejo de Ministries, doc
tor Maura, continua conference.-the con
los lideres politicos antes de tomar po-
session de su alto cargo.
Los periodicos inauyen notablemente
para que la revolueion sea apagada,
Ell gobierno dc Maura da las gracias
los ciudadanos de las repubhcas de
America por haber ofrecido voluntaria-
mente enviar soldados para luchar con-
ira los moros.
Cuba ha ofrecido un regimiento de
voluntarios; Argentina ha ofrecido Sc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-15
Ell GOBIERNO ESPANOL Sc
REUNE INESPERADAMENT

MADRID, agosto 14.-Se ha reunido
inesperadamente ell Consejo de Ministries
en- Ia. residencia del senior Maura pre-
sidente de aQuel.
La reuri6na obedeci0 los apremian-
tes requerimientos hechos por los elemen
tos de orden para que ell gobierno adop
te medidas energicas fin de evitar que
los moros continuen victoriosos para
iniciar una ofensiva general, 10 mas
pronto possible, en- ell Riff.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-15

Consumir aves de corral y huevos.
Reducir la cantidad de f6culas en- ell
consume diario y mejorar las condicio-
nes econonlicas; salaries, y no tener
tanta gente sin empleos.
Hacer que Sc abaraten los productos
que no tengan fecula.
La Penitenciaria del estado de Missi-
ssippi, parece haber sido confrmada la
teoria de que la pelagra es debida res
tricciones de las dietas, es casi SECURE
de que puede ser curada con alimentos
fuertes. Muchos presses de la mencionada
prision han sido puestos en- libertad con
la condici6n de que Sc prestaran hacer
experimentos. Sc les aplico la dieta y
en- un periodic bastante corto, un gran
por ciento de pelagra Sc desarrollo en-
los infelices. La dieta Sc cambi6 inme-
diatamente, y sin excepciones, los pri-
sioneros curaron gozaron de Ibertad.
La gran dificultad que exiSte con la
pelagra no esta en- la parte medica sino
en- la economico. Por ejemplo, la epide-
mia Sc ha desarrollado con mas brios en-
los Estados del Sur, en- los campos, don
de esta la industria de algod6n. En- estos
lugares Sc pagan muy pobres sueldos y
los productos alimenticios son muy ca
ros.''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-15
GENERAL DE
LOS MoRos ADICTos

TANGER, agosto 14.-Noticias que
han podido escapar de la censura dicen
sue Sc notan en- los moros que han sido
hasta ahora adictos Espaiia movimien
tos que infunden sospechas.
Temese en- toda la region colonizada
una rebeldia general, pues los moros es-
tan desertando, en- gran nlmero, de las
'filas espanolas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-15

tos 0el ElecutiV0 eS una actuacion deS-
acertada de Ia direction del partido, por
cuanto este acnerdo viene a agravar In
situaci6n creando nuevos confictos en-
ire el Gobernador y el Partido. A este
respecto Ell sehor Huyke piensa, segun
nos dijo. escribir un articulo que publ
cara Ell MUNDo en- estos dias.
LA RENUNcIA DEL sR. coRDovA
DAvILA:
FL telegrama siguiente, en- relacion
con Ia RESOLUTION de la Junta local de
San Juan pidiendo Sc sOlictte por las de-
mas Juntas locales de la isla la renun
eia al sefor cordova Davila, nos ha sido
enviadO pOr nuestro corresponsal EN- Co.
merio;
Comerio, agosto IS, 1921.
Director de Ell MUNDo, San Juan.
Junta local Unionista en- session hoy
aeOrd6 no endosar resolution iunta de
San Juan renuncia C6rdOva Davila.
coRRESPoNsAL.
Aver reeibimos ademas los siguieR-
tes telsgramas que han sidO enviadOs
a Ia Junta local dc San Juan:
Fajardo, agosto IS, 1921.
celestino Iriarte Jr.
Pres. Junta local unionista,
San Juan, p. R.
DistlnguiGo correligionario:
Esta Junta local de Fajardo acuerda
que en- estos dificiIes momentos debe
delarse a la iniciativa de la Junta
central en- pleno la soluci6n del profile
ma cordova Davila y de cualquiera otra
que afecte a la actua situaci6n.
Luis de CELLS.
Presidente Junta Local.
coamo, agosto IS de 1921.
Pres. Junta Local Unionista,
San jun. P. II.
comite cOanlo Sc adhere acuerdo csc
comite asunto eoncerniente renuncia Co
misiOnadO residente.
Diego R. RIVERA.
Pres Comite local.
Asimism0, Ia Junta local de Toa AL
a - neg6 adherirse a la petici6n de
In de San Juan, por medic de la siguicn
te resoluei6n que aprobara;
JUNTA LOCAL UNIoNIsTA DE ToA
ALTA, PUERTO RICO:
En- Toa Alta. a los doce dias del mes
DE agosto de mil novecientos veintiuno,
Teunidos los miemhros que componen
Ia JuE.a Local de la Union en- este pue-
bio So tOEno el siguiente acuerdo:
Sc di6 euenta por ell Presidente senior
Jose ". GuaTdiola de un telegrama re-
eibido por el del "Comite Unionista',
dc San Juan. proponiendo solicitando
nuestTa adhesion a la resoluci6n. adop-
tada por aquella Junta Local en- el SEN
lido de que por las Juntas Locales de
nuestro partido-se pida la "Junta Cen
'ral' Ia Tenuncia al sefor Felix Cordo-
"a Davila, de su cargo como Comisiona-
do Residente en- Washington. Fue re-
sneltO despues de ampIia discussion IA
reEoluei6n siguiente:
coNsIpERANDo que la designation
aeg sefor c6rdova Davila como represen
(oontinGa En- Il pa. SAL