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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-24
Sold here In Handy Packages and
called "Epeonade Salts."

An the splendid physic-action Of
q dose Of epson salts without the
awful taste and nausea. Epson
ade Salts" is real EPSON salts COM
bined with fruit derivatives, giving
II. the taste Of sparkling lemonade.
Try it when bilious. headachy or
constipated. Costs but q few cents.
Warning! Don't merely ask for
tasteless epson salts" or you may
get soda imitation. Always ask
for Epsonade Salts" and look for
the name. American EPSON Asso-
ciation.-(Adv.).
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-24

All china. cut glass and glass;
ware, 20 per cent OF at McCabe's
Second avenue store. Young & Nc
Combs.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-24
Licensed to Wed

Laundry, kitchen and dining room
ware, all 20 per cent OF at Nc
Cabe's Second avenue store. Young
& McCombs.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-24

An1ndnent = Dslbls CsnDsasa-
- Ds1eas1 Anerissa L..
giea DiAeS - InneasA
Springfield. Iils March z4.-Wlth
American Legion members crossing
swords On :, proposed amendment
to double the compensatioas max
ing the maximnm $50, the Myers
soldiers, bonus bill .Uas advanced
to third reading In the house today
shortly before adjournment until
next Monday. The amendment Of
fsred BY Representative C. z. F1ack
Of Macomb, was defoated. s. to 81.
Sponsors Tor the Myers bill are
former officers and leaders in the
American Legion. who with omcsrs
Of the organization. drafted the
Myers bill. Efforts to make the
bonus 81 . day with . maximum
Of $500, were led by Representa-
tives Flack and MacNeil Of Olney,
both legion> members. The F1ack
amendment would have increased
the proposed bond issue from $685.
100000 to $110.o0o,o0O to pay the
o .n.s..t vs,4,. nm
p.....stst,,. ;t.i.,. .v+. -.
ting bill was defeated by the house
v;ded nna ~ ssoo a. imnrtson-
49, =, - -. hrtt;r. ~
a.s,s4; -. ,ont..ts mi. rcr,r ~
e. a "r.,;e.s,,,, m.rt,,n- "
81 ~ The hi
wcoodford courtv,e oysr IN ths
ststa os tha hi.tnr;c lifti.s court
49, :. nSsA.-S~ -h.-e, A.
0As1 2. Me.ay 49, Ts.s."a1,
nrm a4i nIe 9a anr NJ. s"csrted g. the
sarsta th,s ,rorr;n. Tho s,ft vas
oIa.ss ' $500 Ca...o- c;rrcr. =.
= aet. - cnrsa-1,I,a
w. Snetrsy I'M .nnronx,.t,nr
<a1I onn 1a.'oo.nn,at;r~ Tho Cnnten.
r;.i Wsnor;sI h,,;Id,n1 wse nassed
nn .s ~ ' nSn. 20 ' w."
=" wv 49, e
SoRAIa1o 01A0S ~,
SENATOR clarence f. n0cAs Oh.
pIUvioins aol .ue use - -, e E",.a.
Del'oto anu ~ $3.50. - =
was psSseo W me se aana. s,so
vo.e VI o. " " s.,, .as.a..s
passeu .ne SMejna4 um .oPr ~ =,
aung >sO,ocv 70 me uep 70 nnrnh. =.
neaisa LOT .ne p ani 9o sa-n "
lug AnuoAl4o .nu a. 10. 1 ..s.. .,v,,
Amenumon's !" .ne 80 49, .t.;.i
serves laws, " ies.o,e -. .uo .saa
CLAUSE were oI - -n vsss
THIS morning Dy neprgSen've
Searcy OF Sprlngnel1. Iney are
similar :, 70 1,a n se,. na
"T m -. sIas.;o,, .o,.,,,++..
lhe muse eiectiono ooln4As'e0
reGommenaea aelea. aoa IN, ne. DEFY ~
pa .n ~, ma-oIv .t.tin~ that
register ny Meieiy e.""ne '"S'>
they are OF lega! age.
The Hanson Dill redeoicatins Inc
ililnols ooioleIs o,Pnans nome a. 2.
Normal, 10 tne veterans VI .ne
World war and providlng ior q
compiete renaDliiLa.iUn -. ~. a"..4 10
summon, was passed ny tne sena.o'
81 TO Y. Inc Dill ls DacKeo ny 'ne
American Legion. 49,
senator BUCK Oil 70 t Tnse
tne name OF tne Westeln llino y
State NorHai oCnoo! ~ MoconD ~
the western limos o.ate ie.n
ers coiiege PASSED Tue sena.e .
me hamliton-uieen VII msHa g. :
similar cnanse Al tne nao VI .ns
Cnarlestoh Normai sonooi paesu
potn houses tooay. ..,-
Master Keys anu nulen. o.s
ana il.era'9le uesoliplns .,e ene u .Se
are put unuel Inc esu'a ao~sa+ " ~.
sta.e oepal .men. u IL, fe :s.ss H.os
anu euucatlon W oni ln n
today Dy oehaoor 'anies oarooul
OF Cnlcaeo. -.
Inc hoos Dill a.;s,. .ns NE. .a-
est rae VI ocnpo, a..le.p"..on eaA
warran's Iron o 70 pel oens was ..
az Ny 'ne 'en"'e W 'o ~
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oena.or uie ni;, oa muIpn sss ono
, a.. ~" oon,t.t Ro .. Tn ,nnu
lor 1ne cuns'i uction vi onu
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-24

bleeding or protruding piles or benz.
orrhoids.
Ask the nearest druggist any,
where in the U. s. or Canada for a
60 cent box. Be sure you get Pyr.
amid Pile Suppositories and take No
substitute.
Pyramid has certainly brought !
world OF comfort to a great host OF
people who suffered. many for years,
II you would like a free sample
send your name and address to Pyr-
amid Drug Co. COS Pyramid Bldg.
Marshall, Mich,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-24
You Never
Forget Pyramid
ne Relief Makes Yoa Firm Hfa,,a
for All Time and You Pass n.
~ Good Word Along

Ask anyone who has ever ns,a
Pyramid Pile Suppositories what Il
means to get relief from itchins
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-11
Male Jury Frees
Belle Cabin in
Trial at ELkhart
Unsupported Statement Ac.
cepted Instead of Word of 4
That Woman Was Drunk.

ELKHART. Ind, Sept. 1O.-The
unsupported statement OF Miss Belle
Calvin, of South Bend. against the
sworn testimony OF four Elkhart po-
Hcemen. resulted in her standing &C
quilted today~of a charge OF driving
an auto while intoxicated. A city
court jury OF men. basing its de-
cision on the fact that Plainclothes-
man VENT, who arrested her, al
lowed her 10 drive her car 10 the
station. decreed that the woman
must have been sober, although the
four officers testified 10 the contrary.
Amusement on the part Of the po-
lice department was manifest when
the decision was rendered.
Miss Calvin. on next Monday, will
face a second trial before another
jury on charges OF public intoMca-
ton and possibly OF auto speeding.
She was arrested here recently by
VENT. who hailed her on the street
as she ghirled past. The woman
stopped. and. thinking the plain
clOthesman had asked a ride. in
vited him 70 sit beside her. Then
he directed her TO the police station
and arrested her. He said she was
minus one shoe and otherwise bad
" dishevelled when arrested.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-11

Virginia Rape. beautiful young
movie star. IN the midst OF a party
which resulted in her death here
late yesterday
According 70 the hotel manage
ment. Arbuckle. with Fred Flshbeck
and L. Sherman Of Los Angeles, oc-
cupied a suite OF rooms. 4 request
came about noon last Monday that
a phonograph be sent 70 the suite.
This was complied with. Later a
call came from the rooms for assis-
lance. stating that q woman in the
party had become i'll
Assistant Manager II. J. Boyle re-
sponded and found Miss Rape ly-
ing on a bed lightly clad and IN
conscious. Arbuckle was clad in pa
jamas and a bathrobe. It was stated
according 10 Arbuckle. that his
friends had called while he was hav-
ing breakfast in his room.
Miss Rape was removed 10 a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-11

on A two year prison sentence in the
Pennsylvania city after being con
victed OF a charge 81 obtaining mon
ey on false pretenses. under the
name Of william Hallman.
In 1857. he said. he was sentenced
ia Philadelphia 20 four years i'm
prisonment for grand larceny un-
der the name Of Emil Dorm.
other prison sentences received
by Warner. he said. were:
Two years for larceny. in 1891;
three years for larceny and false
pretenses IN 1908; three years for
forgery In 1905: three years. n
Pittsburgh. In 1911. for larceny. and
three years in 1915 in Illinois fo-
false pretenses.
In his written confession 20 the
court Warner stated that during the
last two years he had deposit "a
spurious drafts for collection in
more thon 100 banks In 10 states.
He declared he would ha-e collect
ed hundreds OF thousands OF dol
lars II his courage had not failed
him when some Of the checks Re
had drawn on these accounts were
questioned.
Whenever the bankers seemed
10 doubt the story ! told never
tried 10 cash checks on these fraud
ulent drafts" Warner declared.
But in scores OF cases they cashe
the checks without question"
Frequently according 70 the con-
fession. Warner has found II 10 MS
advantage TO consort with widows
in various parts OF the country in -Iis
operations, using them 10 identify
him at the banks
Warner deposited a bogus draf:
at a Denver bank last June He was
later arrested in Salt Lake City ana
taken 10 the Colorado metropolis
for trial.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-11
DEATH SOUGHT BY
DOCTOR WITH LONG
CAREER OF CRIME
Expect Elderly Con Man to
Attempt Suicide in
Prison Cell.

CANON CITY. Colo. sept. 10
That DR.. William r. Warner. 10.
who has spent 20 years OF HE r.
behind prison walls. viii end his
career by dying in Jail - the behsf
% officials az the state Ienitentiry
here. who have been warned that
the elderly econ man" may attempt
suicide.
Warner started this week on a
FIVE 20 10 year term. his eighth PEN
Tertiary sentence. following his plea
OF guilty in Denver criminal court to
a charge Of obtaining money on
false pretenses.
In a written confession presented
20 Judge Warren A. Haggott, in tee
Denver west side court. just before
he was sentenced. Warner wrote:
"I have found a solution OF all my
troubles and worry"
Then followed a Latin quotation
that was translated 20 mean there
Is one ultimate remedy"
THE fitting end Of a life that has
been tainted with dlshopor Is the
obscuritv OF a prison--or death.
Warmers confession continued, and
! do not fear either-the latter less
than the former"
Omcials believe this 20 be hin.
that he may be contemplating tax
ing HIS own life. and he is being
watched carefully by prison guards.
Warner related a graphic picture
OF his fall from a position Of re-
spect 10 the career Of felon He
said he was graduated from a Phila-.
deIDhia medical school in 1879 and
practiced his profession IN that city
until 1882. when he first fell into
the clutches Of the law and was Civ
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-11

hospital Medical science was OF nc
avail and death came late yesterday,
1on. Medical science vas OF no
avail and death came late yesterday.
Having ascertained that bottles
were IN evidence on the occasion
OF the party Coroner T. ". 3. Le-
land ordered an investigation.
II Is understood that the hrst
diagnosis Of physicians was acute al
coholism. but that later a more ser
ious condition became apparent.
According 20 Boyle. when he ar
rived at Arbuckle's room there were
several women andetwo men in the
room.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-11
BOSTON JOBLESS MART
DISPOSES OF TWELVE

BOSTON, Mass. Sept. 1O.-More
than a score OF slaves" were sold
on historic Boston commons Friday
Urban Ledoux. head OF the
Church OF the Unemployed" sold
10 the highest bidders the services
OF many jobless men who stood on
the auction block like slaves while
the people pressing close on all
sides. shouted offers
Angelo Ricco, a veteran OF the
Canadian army in France, was
knocked down" 20 an apartment
house janitor for $40 a month,
clothes. food and lodging. There
were other bids. but Ricco insisted
that ne be sold" TO the janitor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-11
GRAND JURY WILL
PROBE SMUGGLING

NEW YORK. Sept. 10. - Grand
jury investiga ton OF liquor and drug
smuggling in New YORK was being
planned today az a result Of the Sasd
on the Greek steamer King AiexAs
der IN which cocaine and brandy
worth $4,000 were seized.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-11
FARMER Is KILLED.

MONTICELLO. Ind. Sept. 90
Clay Mikesell farmer % the
Hopedale neighborAood. southeast
OF here. was killed yesterday when
he was caught in an ensilare cur
ter. He was trying % replace the
belt on the cutter without stopping
the machine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-11
NAY SEND ALLIED TROOPS.

LONDON, Sept. 1O.-Allied troops
may be sent 10 West Hungary to pre-
vent an Austro-H Hungarian war which
would involve the little entente" It
was reliably reported today. Hungary
has sent a communication TO the al
lies. which instead Of ameliorating
the situation has added TO the new
war menace on the Danube.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-11
HARDING ON VACATION.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1O.-Pres't
Harding will start a weeks vacation
today. With a party Of friends he
Will leave here at o'clock for a mo-
tor trip TO Atlantic City, where he
will remain a few days. The party
then will board the Mayflcwer and
cruise along the middle Atlantic
Coast, probably until Monday, Sept.
10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-11
FATTY" Arbuckle
To Aid in Probe
of Girls Death
Gay Movie Hotel Debauch
Ends Fatally For Beau
tiful Young Star.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 10
Roscoe Fatty" Arbuckle. movie
star and host a. a gay party at the
ST. Francis MOTEL last Monday. was
expected by police 10 arrive today
from Los Angeles 70 give his YER
sion Of the events leading up to the
sudden illness which seized Miss
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-11
CRISIS

II you would have the crusts OF
your bread or rolls smooth and soft.
put a sauce pan OF boiling water in
he oven while you bake
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-11
REQ QUE DISPARA
AL JUEz YMATA
A I'm ABOGADO
TUMULTo MAYUscULo EN- UN TR1
BUNAE:

CHICAGO, Julio 29-El sargento dc
policia Harry d. Kellog mat6 hoy a
balazos, POGO antes del medic dia, al
ab2gado Lemuel Haczley, v despues ira
to de suicidarso haci6ndose dos disparos
a la cabeza.
El abogado Haclzley representaha o un
individuo que presento un juicio contra
Kellogg y Ell juez Mcdonald decide Ell
case en- contra de este tltimo.
Enfurecido por la decision en- su con-
ira, Kellog sac6 el revolver principle
a disparar.
Una de las balas sin dar en- Ell cuerpo
del abogado, paso entire las piernas del
juez Mcdonald, auien resulto ileso.
Kellogg hizo cinco disparos en- conjun
to; una bala Sc perdi6; dos dieron en- el
abdomen del abogado Hackley y dos
causaron INA ligera lesion en- el era
neo del asesino.
Ell juez Mcdonald saltando de su 81
la corri6 hacia su calnara privada, de-
jando la Corte sumergida en- un tumul
to espantoso. Al ser interrogado mas
tarde declare que Kellog habia hechc
los 6isparos en- SUI contra pero haciendc
blanco en- Hackley.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-11
FALTAN MAESTRos
PARA Las cARCELEs


Ell "Attorney general, licenciado s.
Mestre, nos envfa La siguiente nota:
La Asa1nblea Legislative de Puerto
Rivo ha creado Ell cargo de maestro lie
escuela y conferencista para la Peniten
ciaria las siete carceles de distrito en-
San Juan, Ponce. Mayaguez, Arecibo, Hu
macao, Guayama Aguadilla. Sc desea
obtener ca1ldidatos para cubrir estas
plazas que sean maestros con tftulos one
los acrediten para ejercer Ell cargo; que
no sean actualmente empleados que de-
venguen sueldo del Gobierno .Insu1ar o
de algiin nlunicipio, v que residan en- Ia
misma localidad, cerca de ella, donde
radique Ell penal respective. Las classes
seran nocturnas Los sueldos de los macs
tros del Preside y carcel de San Juan
son cincuenta d6lares y los de las carce
les de la isla $41.66, mensuales. Los as
pirantes deben dirigir sus .solicitudes,
expresando su capacidad, al Attorney
General, San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-11
ALEMANIA NO ACoGIo CON ENTU
STASMO LA PAZ CON LOS
ESTADS UNIDoS


BERLIN, julio s. Alemania no de-
muestra un determinado inter6s en- el
asunto de la paz con los Estados Uni
dos. La noticia comunicando lue el pre-
sidente Harding ha firmado IL resolu
ci6n del Congreso declarando tcrminada
la guerra no ha producido entusiasmo
alguno. No han aparecido banderas, nj,
Sc han tornado manifestations entr-
siastas.
Nj siquiera ha fameado la bandera.
en- Ia sEmbajada'' de los Estados Uni
dos. FL comisario de los Estados Unidos
di0 6rdenes fin de que Sc recibiera Ia
noticia procedente de Washington di
cicndo que Ell presidente Harding ha-
bia firmado la resolution de paz, peret
a la puesta del sol no Sc habia reci-
bido todavfa.
En- la antesala del Reichstag Sc no
taba cierta satisfaction pero los conlens
tarios que SO hacian denotaban que no
SO esperaba I'm cambio de cosas.
Ell 'sBerliner Tageblatt'' public6 Ia
roticia en- segunda pagina. Theodor
Wolf, editor del mencionado diario no
hizo concentrates algunos en- ell articulo
de fondo.
FL peri0dieo comunista Rote y Ell Or
gano de los socialistas dieron la noti
cia en- tres dneas.
FL ssvossische Zeitung'' hizo breves
ccmentarios diciendo lnicamente:
America apoyara la politica ingle-
sa Ell Europa. La paz sin embargo pue-
de producer buenos resultados en- las
transaccones comerciales. =
La "Deutsche Zeitung'' dice: "Ame
rica no renunciara ninguno de sus
derechos. La retirada de las tropas nor
teamericanas de Coblenza no reducira
nrestros gastos va que los franceses les
sustituiran. La reanudaci6n de las bue
mas relaciones entire Alemania y los Es
tados Unidos no convertiran en- acep
table Ell ultimattlIl de Londres.
Ell DR.. Mathins Erzberg dijo que .'es-
taba muy satisfecho de que el presiden-
te Harding hubiera fir1nado la resolu
ci6n de paz y que clio podia conside
rarse como la segrnda era de paz La
rrimera Sc inici6 en- Versailles
Habiendo sido preguntado acerca de
las consecuencias que ell kecho deporta
ria diio;
''Espero tres. Primera, la reanudaci6n
de las relaciones diplomaticas: segundo
I'm tremendo resurgimiento de las re'a-
clones comerciales v tercero el desarmc
dc America que representa- el desarme
1, todas las naciones. Esta creo me es
n mas importante mission del preslden
t. Harding.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-11
LA GRAN MANIFESTATION HA
DECIDIDO REUNIRSE EN- Ell
"RIALTO"


va, segin saben los lectores, no Sc
vcrifeara la gnln manifestation po-
Utica.
A pesar de clio, las numerosas per
sonalidades que habian ofrecido We
mir de la isla, han decidido no suspen
der su viaie, por haber sido enteradas
de que, aunque la manifestation no
Sc celebrara, habra otro acontecimien
to quizas mas Importance, como es
eI estreno en- Puerto Rico de la gram
diosa production dramatica ia Bo-
da de Zoila", por La encantadora ar
tista Belle Burke, que Sc exhibira
csta noche en- el cine "RiaIto", donde
tambien Sc presentara una comedia
de Mack-semiet.
Ese acontecimiento sera tan nota-
bic. repetimos, como la proyectada ma
nifestaci6n. por 10 cual es de asegu-
rarse que eI "Rialto" Sc vera de bo-
te en- bote; asi como tambien que
Eduardo G. Gonzalez, que es el
"strong-man" de los duefios de cines,
eatara satisfechfsimo por el nuevo
triunfo cue Ie aguarda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-11
GRAVE MALESTAR
POLITICO REINAN-
-
TE EN- BAYAMON

Nuestro corresponsal en- Bayam6n nos
conunica 10 sigluente con respecto al
estado politico en- aquella munic. pali-
dad:
La revuelta politica que hoy ocupa
la isla en- general, tai parece que en-
cuentra su excepcidn aQui, en- Bayan6a
Eadie Sc interesa de 81 ell Gobernador
resultara honlbre fuerte u hombre debii.
10 lnico CUE preocupa una parte del
e.ectorado, es decir, la que esta dis
flutando del Nancy politico. municipal,
es la legaaa del sefior Gaetan Barbosa
como comisionado de instruction local.
En- todos los .corrillos no Sc habla de
otra cosa sino de Ia desconfianza que aho-
ra reina entire los mismos que ayudaron
que 81 yiniera a, esta nlnnicipal.dad,
dada La manera que ell nuevo fulc0na
rio Sc conduio cuando sali6 electo al
calde EN- 1910.
Segin unos, Ell nuevo administrator
escelar va ha dado muestras de querer
inniscuirse en- asuntos Bsi enecisntes
otros departamentos con la buena in
tenci6n de enderezar 'en.nertas''. Sc
gin otros, ha sido impuesto por Ia diree
ci6n del Comite territorial de- partido
republican, para ver 81 le es possible arr.
glsr ciertos ttiquis miquis'' de alsuien
que Sc crey6 kaiser Gle Ia adminissra
ci6n. otros opinan que sera Ell ..Mesias''
de BayaYa6n, dadas las muchas cosas que
ha prcmetido hara; pero la question cs
que reina descontento entire los demas
comisionados, que no le ven con buenos
ojos. Los motivos, los ignoramos.- Io
que ST sabemos es que el ha empezado
dar consoles a algmos de eilos.
FL nuevo administrators escolar ha
anpnciado que trasladara, su ofcina de
la Casa del Pueblo otro sitio, en- don
de pueda laborar con mas tranquilidad
en- su nueva administration. Esta de-
claracion ha sido interpretada por algu
nos como una muestra de desacuerlo
con los demas miembros del Conseio de
administration, entire los cuales habla
reinado buena ammonia hasta ahora.
En- la ultima reunion de la Asam
blea municipal Sc tom6 el acuerdo de or
denar la destruction de una casita que
fue construfda en- terrenes de la mrnai
eipalidad, por autorizaci6n del docEor
Ramon L. Rodriguez, comisionado de
Servicio Publico. La orden de destruc-
cion obedeci6 solicitud del naevo I'd
ninistrador escolar, qilien opin0 Due IS
taba en- contra de los intereses escola.
! res. Ahora resuIta que el que la constru
/ y6 esta pidiendo lc den Ell dinero que q
J gasto er construir la casita, de acuerdc
con Ia autorizaci6n del jefe del goncejo
de Administrator, doctor Rodriguez.
s'Los mas interesados en- esta pugf1a
de Comisionados, cpinan que case ane el
nuevo administrator de los asuntos es
/ coiares no pueda conseguir la reaiiza-
| cidn de sus planes, es decir, Isl no dis
para en- firme, fendra que soltar Ia es
pads Ell canon. Asf Sc expresa!,a
uno, en- un grupo que frente a "a paza
comentaba Ia situaci6n poIftica de Ba-
yam6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-11
Ell GoBERNADoR NO ACEPTA LA
RENUNCIA DE MR.. wALCoTT

Nos informa el Sr. Walcott, prssiden-
tie de la Comisi6n de la Policia Insular,
Que no es cierto que ei haya prossn
tado Ia renuncia de su cargo, como Sc
dijo aver en- la prensa. Mr.. Walcots pre-
sent6 la renuncia de sn cargo. cnando
lego el Gobernador, como una sefal de
cortesia, pero este la rechaz6 por Greer
le de suma necesidad en- la Presinencia
de dicho ORGANISING.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-11
LA "UEIoN oBRERA CENTRAL,
Sc REUNE HOY

Esta noche, juevss Sc reune la
"Uni6n ohrera Central en- la 'sFede-
raci6n Libre'', para tratar acerca de
Ia lista de uniones, el acta de la Sc
sion anterior. La correspondeneia, Ell con
greso extraordinario de la ssFedera-
ci6n'', la situaci6n econ6mica y crisis
industrial, el cierre, ETC., etc.