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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-22

ito al levantar la maya" v no ie fue
possible sus contrarios alcanzarla mas,
entrando triunfante en- la meta en- me-
dio de los aplausos de sus simpatiza-
dores.
Ell producto en- las barcas fue de
$1.S1 en-, primera y S1,SO en- segunda
Esta tarde habra otra vez carreras,
en- una de las cuales sc disputaran la
copa Washington cuatro de los pu-
Ira sangre. tg
MoNsANT.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-22
Frank cAMPos.
Ell JUEGo DEL DOMINGO:

Con un score pesimo pors todos
conceptog llevaron. efecto su anuncfa
do juego las novenas ''Puerta de Tie
rra'' " ssan juan.
Sobre Ell aludido desafio no queremos
hacer concentrates, pues nos proponer
mos poner los puntos sobre las les acer
ca de las muchas irregularidades Que
exsten tanto por parte de los man.
ager'' de los diferentes t'teans'' CO.
mo del director de la iga.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-22
(Continuaci6n de la La. pag.J
ALMACENEs QUE HAN sIDo
FUMIGADos

Tetuan No. &c. Martinez y Her
rnanos.
Tetuan No. CO. Porto Rico Express
Co.
Tetu&n No 5o-- Manuel Quintana.
Tetuan No. So d. Dominguez S Co.
Tetuan No. g. The Fisk Tire Co.
Tetuan No. SO Miguel Aguil6.
Tetuan No. 4S-- NJ Lamadrid S. Co.
Tetuan No. 46- q. A. Forteza.
Tetuan No. A. Goble s. Jim6nez.
Tetuan No. 40 Gomez y Vega.
Tetuan No. 43- j. Bero v Co.
Azufre invertido As quintales.
Galones de soluci6n repartida 1000 ga
lones.
La sanidad informa que ell Jefe de
estaci6n de Rio Piedras Sc neg6 en-
tregar cierta cantidad de azufre que
ell DR.. de la Rosa consigui6 luego con
grandes esfuerzos en- la Central Va
nina. A 40 ~
DISTRIBUTION DE TRABAJO HE
CHA POR Ell JEFE DE INsPEC-
torres DON ANDRES RoDRI-
GUEz:
Jorge Arana:- Con dos peones en- el
muelle de valdes.
Ismael Perez En- Ell Ferrocarril con
peones
Enrique Gomez Muelle No. l con
cuatro peones.
Miguel Hernandez:- Mneile ndmero
con cuatro peones.
Juan Col6n:- Crematorio con una bri
gada de presos.
Rafael Mangual: Emulsion de pc
tr6leo, esuuina Pietrantont.
Miguel MaKrero: Emulsion de pp-
tr6leo, esquina del telefono.
Enrique Quevedo Block entire recien
to Sur de Tetuan, ordenando el la
vado de las casas con la emulsion de
petr6leo.
Bernardo Suau:- Gale Comercio, des
de la casa de Ochca, hasta la Com.
pafiia del Ferrocarril.
Antonio Rey, Jr. y Oscar Rivera Re
partiendo notifcaciones del Ingeniero
Sanitario.
Ernesto Acevedo:- Trabajos de Ofici-
ma en- general.
jose Lope Faris:- Notifcaciones y
desinfecciones de mercancias.
Avelino Torres:- Uapataz Listero.
Antonio vizcarrondo: :-Auxiliar en- Ell
Laboratorio Biol6gico.
Inspector Sarria:- En- 'el Laboratorio
de- ratas, x ID III
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-22
Use HA EMPEzADo?

Aver nos inform6 una sefora que en-
cierto establecimiento de La ciudad,
donde habia lido comprar un jab6n
desinfectante, le habian cobrado cen
tavos mas del precio a que Sc venia
vendiendo ese articulo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-22
TA CAG0ENA0
Stop Is u Santurce, P. R.

Esta practicando una liqui-
dacion de infnidad de artfcu-
los a, precios nunca vistos en-
su ramo de mercancfas, espe-
cialmente en- Olanes, Nansps,
Telas corrientes y de fantasia,
Driles, Cretona, Creppe Geor-
.gette de la China (de cIase mas
final a $1.25, etc, asi como en-
Trajes de Palm Beach, Panta-
lones, Gamisas, calcetipes, Cal
zado ETC.. etc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-22
DINERO

Be ofrece On hipotecas de primera clase.
E. NJ. AMY.
Edincio National City Bank.
San Juste 2. Tel SvA
IEKH. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-22
LAS oARRERAs DEL DOMINGO;


Con extraordinaria concurrencia Sc
llevaron cabo ell domingo en- Ell hi
p6dromo las cinco carreras anunciadas
en- el programa. En- la primera a no.
vecientos metros, despues de una lucha
tenaz, entr6 victorioso La meta la
ssTell me-, quitandole er premio al
Lovertie Jr.7' que era ell que Sc SOS
tenia en- eli primer puesto hasta llegar
la cuerda.
en- favor de "Tell me-, de 500 en- pri
mera y $s.45 en- segunda
La scgunda carrera fue otra sorpre-
sa para los hipicos, pues la diminuta
Coqueta,' sostuvo Ell primer puesto
desde la salida hasta rendir la distan
cia de novecientos metros. Los que ju
garor. en- las bancas cobraron S6.4O en-
lprimera y $2.92 en- segunda.
En- Ia tercera el temible caballo del
senior Punsoda derrot6 en- toda la linea
sus contrincantes, negando la cuer
da con una distancia de cuatro caba-
los de ventaja. prince Easy llegd
la zaga pagando en- la banca setenta
centavos, mientras que el "Diez y nue.
We" pag6 SO centavos
Err la cnarta Ell enquencle'' s'Brc
Dhe' demostr6 su pujanza, venciendc
en- buena lid la Maria Luisa'', que
sostuvo ei primer puesto hasta llegar 9
la ultima recta. $2.O1 y $1.s5 pag6 sBrc
che en- primera y en- segunda respect
vamente.
En- la Ultima carrera, la "Iittle' pal
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-22
oTRo cAso PosITIvo

Fuimos informados aver de que otro
de los A casos sospechosos de peste que
estaban bajo observation por ell Depar
tamento, ha dado resultado positive.
Los otros dos, aunque Ell laboratorio no
10 ha confrmado, clinicament6 son tam
bien positivos, pues presentan los mis-
mos sintomas que los anteriores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-22
Ell JUEGo DE HOY;

En- Ia manana de hoy jugaran en- los
terrenos de la ocho, las noyenas' Puer
to Rico sFPuerta de TERRA. FL
,primero piepsa desquitarse de la derro
ia que hace alguncs domingos recibiera
de manos de las Iuestes de LUISIN.
Por tai causa ha llevado a sus flas,
a los jugadores Humberto Domenech,
a, Quevedo y Mr. Collin.
veremos de parte de quien decide
La suerte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-22
A Los MEDICos

Ell Departamento encarece todos
los m6dicos, tanto de San Juan como
de la isla, que Sc sirvan reportar al
mismo cualquier case sospechoso que
negue su conocimiento. Con este. Sc
prestara un buen servicio al pals y Sc
cumplira un precepto de la ley
(Continda en- la pagina 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-22
La peste bub6nica en- San Juan

Victor Fust6:- Encargado en- la zona
militar del Manicomio.
Timoteo Rodriguez Encargado de
movimiento de los Trucks.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-22
INsTRUCCIoNES A
Los INsPEcToREs

En- una reunion celebrada en- ell De-
partamento, los m6dicos cargo de es-
te, cambiaron impresiones con todos
los inspectores sanitarios de servicio
en- San Juan, instruyendoles en- todos
los pormenores del servicio v explican
doies al mismo tempo la, manera de
proceder en- cuanto la campana en-
contra de los roedores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-22
HAN oFREcIDo sUs sERvIcIos

HAN oFREcIDo sUs sERvICIos
Ell Dr. Gill, de Quebradillas. ha ofre-
cido sus servicios PROFESSIONALS al De-
partamento, en- union de todos sus EN-
pleados.
Ell Departamento ha aceptado Ell
expontaneo ofrecimiento del DR.. Gill,
10 mismo que Ell del ingeniero sanitario
DR.. Green, de Salinas.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-22

e~ebIieben. IIs 9ebrer erfreute er
iid GROCER HopuIoritdt. 3Dar febl-
tie ibm Die b~inreiBenoe 8ereoiomteit
anOerer afooemii6er 2eu6ten, aber
oafiir Oer1tono er es, our6 cine
Oramotiide 0orlteaungsfraft gu tei'
ieln.
Sn ben lesten Sabren ma9te ith
BEL Sarnad cine melt fonierba.
there @nlidt Den gei6i9tli6 fritz
i6en Broblemen 6es Gbriitentums
g~egeniiber selteno, als er in tribe
ren Sabren p~ertreten bate, mas be-
ionoerS in ieinem @erfe nDte Weii'
lion unO @rtsbreituug Oes @briiten'
tums in ben erlten BRET Sobrbun'
Oerten" re6t oeutIi6 gum Sor'
i1ein fonmt.
8or fur5em lit Sarnad in ben
0tltbeltano getreten, ober in Der
8eIt Der 8iiienidaft miro iein
S6affen uno 8irfen Deiterleben
bis in Die ferniten 3eiten. No'
&c ibm elm ungetriibter 2ebens'
obeno oerg0nnt feinl
Washington Journal., 1921-07-22
gesen snOiel SrOtein.

Sogenannte g~ntartungs &ranf-
beiten NIT nerbangnisboaem Aus'
gang iino in unieren Sagen fait er-
i9redeno baufig = plauoert elm
Mitarbeiter elmer &otefreu5-3eit-
i9rift - uno meiitens iin6 Die Sp'
fer iolde, pel9e ibre Nabrungs.
Iusmabl MIR na6 ibrem, ni6t 81
magerem @el0beutel bemeiien.
Man fam aipei Sauptflaiien
Nabrungsmittel unteri9ei6en, nam-
r6 nausbeierungsipeiien" uno
uSei5ungsitoffe." 0ie eriteren UNI
faIien Die Broteine, Dor allen
Gleii9 uno @ier; iie bauen abge-
1t1bte 3eIengemebe 0es &orpers
neu auf. ,Sei8unssitoffe umfaiien
8rot, @emiiie, 3ufeE Butter II. |.
10, 5uiammenfaiien6 &oblewaiier'
itoffe genannt. Sic baIten Die wfa-
idine oes &0rpers i'm @ange mno
ipei9ern gnergie un6 @drme auf.
Sir bralld)en beioe Sauptgattun-
gen, - ober mebe Dem, Der iie ni1t
in ri6tigem 8~erbGltnis nod ieinen
8eoiirfnilien 5p5umelien peritebt!
8~eionoers iblimm lit Is, uenn er
oupiel Brotein-S peiien genieBt, mo-
mentli9 fails er itarf boablitig lit.
Das uebermaB bon Yrotein 5erieBt
ii9 in ben @ingepeioen uno fibrt
our gntitebung BON @iften, Die itd
anlagern. 9ie 2eber uno Die Nie-
rem periuGen naturgemdB, oieies
@ift binaus5utperfen meroen aber
babel gu iebr angeitrenet. @uf bic
iem @ege entpideln iid gew0bnli9
neutrality-suspicious., mie &rebs
1no Ser5lei6en 8lut. uno Wieren-
itnoronungen un0 oergleiGen.
Ga fam nllr einoringli6 ange-
saten meroen: @enieBe Sleii6 nno
@ier nur ipariani, 5umal tpenn gu
Den gar5en Sag auf oeinem S6rei.
bebod iiBelt - aber genieBe iebr
rei6li9 frii6e Semitic uno Obit,
Defenders in Der S~abres5eit (penn's
gut gebt) in welher iolde Grit
i9ungsipeiien am biligiten gu b.
ben iinol
Washington Journal., 1921-07-22
Die Seridtignns zines uOridnellen
tn0 tngeredyten llrtciles.

Gum 3meiten transport Der anne.
rifanii6en Mil6fiibe na1 9eutiH-
LAMB, our9 Den Die 4merican 9airp
Cattle Company, 1913 8. Wtaoiion
Ctr, Chicago, 81, Der @il6not in
Den OeutiAen Sugenobeimen uip.
a65ubelfen iu6t, idreiben Die ~Seip-
5iger 0eueiten 0a6ridten":
DWtit Dem 9ampier nBeIt Ir-
rom" traf in Bremen am 1. Woi Der
5peite transport omerifoniider
Wfil6fiibe, beltebeno aus 718 Slit
ben uno 70 &Glberr, ein. 0ie Sic
re, Die in re6t eutem 3uitanoe on
famen, WerOen mad Der Dorgeidrie-
benen 8riifungs5eit aIS WiQfomme-
ne @abe berteilt mer0en. 8ie mir
boren, meroen bon bieiem transport
ettpa 20 &iibe nod &eip5ig fommen.
Ser neue 3utDa6s lit nit GROCER
6reuoe gu begriiBen. 9ie in Der
glrtiaeriefaierne in @oblis untergc-
bra6ten so &ibe Oes eriten ameri-
faniiden SranspOrtes boben iif,
pie llls oas itGotii6e @iiteranlt
mitteilt, icbr gut einselebt. SIR
@einnObeits5nitanS lift nidts sn
uiniden iibrig, ale befinOen iid
III ~taOcIOier Scidaffenbeit nnO aud
Die Mildlieferung mmk ais redt sn-
frieScnitelenS be5eidnet merSen."
Na1 Dem @intreffen oes eriten
G%ranSportes bate oie rei6sOeut-
i6e 8reiie lih gu einem poridnellen
uto ungere6tcn lrteil iiber oas
2iebesmerf Ser 9airp Cattle So.
binreiBen laiien, neil sic Siere na-
tiirli6 na1 Dem idperen Seetrans-
port niGt in Der beIten 8erfaiiung
maren uno neil Die oeutl6e 8ureau-
frotie Die @ngit Dor Dem Serasfie-
Der als @lbOrud empfono. 9ie 8e-
ridtigul1g ieneS l1rteils lit Oaber
nit 6reuoe 5u begriiBetl, uno Die
INSTRUMENTATION Sarmer, Die
our0 Die @erga6e BON &iiben Der
Scot ullter sep oeuti6en &inoern
81 Iteuern ludten, fonnen mlnmebr
oos frobe 8eipuBtlein baben, oaB
ibr @ei6enf oie beobiidtigten ie-
9ensrei6en @irfungen ausiibt.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-22
9as &atiel OcS 20. Sa6rbnnOsrts.

Stadium miro in einem 4rtifel
BON Or. Ileranoer @rabam Sen
oaS &atiel oes 5pan5iglten Sabr-
bunoerts genannt. Stadium bot an,
i6eineno ale bisberigen Sbeorien
bon &raft un0 Stoff iiber ben Salt-
fen geiporfen. @s bat cine &epoIll-
tton in Der 6emii9en @iiieni9aft
berOorgebra9t uno uniere Mni9alt-
ung iiber Die 3uiammenieBung Der
Wfaterie p01ig geanoert. 0enn i'm
Stadium baben mir cine Subitona
Die 2i6t, 8arme uno @leftri5itdt
bon ii6 gibt, obne uni9eineno cine
3ufubrqueae 81 beiiBen. IS itra9lte
Sidt I'M 9unfeln aus un6 betpabrt
IN einem fiiblen &aum oauerno eiae
bobere Semperatur als feline I'M
gebung.
Serner lenoet Stadium &0ntgen-
Itrablen aus obne ieoen eleftrii9en
&ppart, oieie Stra6len berporau.
bringen. Au9 bot man anbere
Strablen Der 9<Strablen-Tamilie
als bon Stadium ausgeben6 er.
fannt, Die ais Mlpba-, 8eta- un6
@amma-S trablen be5eidnet meroen
ltno Die ale ibre beionoeren @igerl.
i9aften beiiBen.
Sbmobl Stadium 5unG9lt ben
@inOruf elmer elementaren Cub.
itan5 ertuedt, perGnoert es ii9 oodJ
i'm 2oufe Der 3eit uro gebt in url-
oere elementare Su6Itan5en iiber,
Die gan5 peri9ieoen BON Stadium
iino. Selium tit cine oieier Cub
~ltan5en uno na9 peri9ieoenen IN.
oeren llmformungen perpanoelt es
ii9 in 8lei. SeoenfallS i9eint Sta.
bum Die &i6tigfeit ser Gransmll.
tationstbeorie 81 beipeiien, mo- ie-
bod Die @ren8e oieier llmformun-
gen Der @lemente liegt, i6eint oas
&atiel unieres Sabrbunoerts az
iein.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-22
UEgFm bic GtCFmbabm.

8isber bot nod jeoer eroBe Sort.
idritt i'm 2eben Der Meni6beit, be.
Dor er aGgemeingut purOe, @egner
gefunoen, aber nift nur unter ben
unbeOeutenOen Meniden, ionoern
aud unter ben berborragenoiten.
aIs Sbiers, Der beriibmte fran5oli.
I6e @ei6ittsforider, Stoatsmann
un0 Br6iioent Der &epublif, 1884
bon elmer &eiie nod England, mo-
er aud Die 2ioerpooler @iienbabn
beii9tiet batte, nod Paris ouriid.
gefebrt mar, bat er iib in Der fran'
66iti9en Observation-Disclosures onbin
geGuBert, oaB giienbnbnen Dobl als
SebensniirOiefeiten elmer @roB.
itaot n~n3uieben ieien, aber ols 8e'
f0roerunesmitteI nur in ausnabme.
fallen oienen f0nnten. Won mofte
bod ni6t 6urh Anlage bon @ilen.
bdbnen oos 2eben Der Heiienoen
oufs SpieI iesen. ga Sbiers 1877
itor6, lit feline aniift ourd Die
Satio6en nod itarf beriftigt NOR
Den. = 8enor Der 8ou Der eriten
oeutifen @iienbobn Niirnberg -
5iirtb - eroffnet om 7. DECEMBER
1886 = noIen6et tpuroe, eriudte
Die baperiide &egierung Oas Ober.
Mleoi5inol &oaegium Inn elm @llt.
a6ten iiber SG1olidfeit ooer lin.
iGGolidfeit oes 8etriebes fir Die
@elunobeit. 9ieies @utodten, 0as
iit, nod beute i'm ar6ip Der ge-
nannten 8obn befinoet. lautet oa-
bin, Dob ser 6abr6etrie6 nit
Sampfpagen i'm Sntereiie Der Of.
fentIifen @eiunobeit 81 unteriagen
lei. Die l9nele 9emegung er5euge
unfebIbar cine @ebirnfranfbeit bel
Den 8alla9ieren, weIde cine beion.
oere art 6es vDelirium furioium"
ooriteae. @oIten Die SabrenOen
oieIe @efabr tragen, 10 miiiie Der
Staat tpentgitens Die 3ui6auer
iGiisen. Ser bloBe Anblid zines
raid 6abinfabrenoen 9ompf1pagens
er3euge genau 6ieielbe @ebirnfrant'
belt; es iei oesbalo gu Derlongen,
oaB ser 9obnf0rper gu bei0en Gel.
ten nit einem Oi9ten, min0eitens
flint gGen boben 8retter5aun I'M.
geben tperoe uip. Sic baperii4O
&egierung unterlieB es oomals
mobIpeisIi9, oieies blamable @ut.
o6ten gu beroffpntli9en. Nan mub
oobei beoenfen, BOB Die oamaligc
@eIdmin0igfeit Ser @iienbobn nod
cine iebr geringe mar, 0aB aber Die
6abrten in Sen ~oamaligen 8erfebrs.
mitteln, &oItfuti6en un0 Smnibul-
len GuBerit misunderstanding uno
gefGbrli6 iparen. Sebr oft muroen
8ogen umgefporfen; Oie langen
Sobrten - bon Dresden nod 9eip.
sig bauerte es 5mei Gage uno etne
yeadt - fonnte man faum ie o6ne
@rfronfung iiberlteben. reber Die
@iienbabn un0 ibre geiunobeitliden
@efabren lagen aber gar feline Or
fabrungen Dor, auf Die iid Die &C.
lebrten @utndten ltiiben fonntet.-
Nus reft eigentiimliden @rin0en
mar &onig grnit auguit bon san.
noper elm @egner Der giienbabn.
@r iagte einmaI, aIs man bel ibm
sic @enebmigung gum 8au Ser er.
item @iienbabn i'm Sannooeri6en
na6iudte: sd Mill feline giien-
babnen IN meinem 2anoe; i'd mill
nidt, bob ieOer Sduiter uno
S9neioer 10 raid reiien fann pie
i6."
Washington Journal., 1921-07-22
&erlanst:
G6epaar far eimen 9anOiit.

Gin 0eut16es @Depaar miro fir et'
men 2an0iib in ser Ndbe BON &nna.
polls, MSo., geiu6t. 9ie 5rou Tin
%oIqemeine @ausar6eit uno &o6en
ser Monn, Inn i'm @arten nno au'
Ser Surm al belfen. Samilie obn'
Gin0er miro porge5ogen, (an6 ge9er
/ ain0 miro nidts eingepenoet)
@eIunoes Sal1S nit stumbling, elef'
triifem 2idt un0 @aiierleitung
Sonrilie muB abiolllt 5uoerldllig len
un0 Geferen8en angeben. @ngebott
finD inter 8or $50 an bas SournaI
SIR. 71O Sed1te Ctr. g. @. gu fen.
ben.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-22
@ereitelter Sdmnggelperind.

Ser 8iener &ertreter ser Siliale
Sten6al oes &~atbenoper 8anfbau.
les Miiqer, &einrid Mtiiaer, uno
Der &aufmann Otto 8oiie, wur0en
in Dem augenblid perbaftet, als iie
2h Wiaionen &ronen nad 0eutid.
lano ifmuggeln moQten.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-22
.0anshalterim aeiadt:

@ituer nit 1~3idbrigem Sobn
niinidt geieste Srau als Sansbalte-
rim. Suites Seim fiir Die rlftlge
@erlon. 8or8uipre6en na9 8 ubr
g[benos in 515 10. Str. %. e.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-22
3immer nit SoarO seimdt.

OeutIder, in mittleren Sabren,
Iutbt Elm 3immer nit 9oaro in oent-
ider 6amilie fir Oauerno. Stterten
inter $. so. 20 an sic expedition.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-22

-geIteaungen uno fdlige abon-
nentengeloer fir Die u9entidle Saits-
iran" meroen in unierer Office, geo.
ITO Se6te SroBe q. 8., angetlO1rI'
men uno meiterbef0roert.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-02-10
Mother Finds
Son In Prison

Lincoln, Neb., Feb. 10.-Mrs. M.
b. Erickson in Lincoln, tonight on
her way to her home at Sioux Falls
5. D., told how, after an eight
months search over the western
half of the continent she had found
her son last Friday in the federal
prison at Fort Leavenworth. The
young man, after serving in the
army thirteen months overseas, dur
ing which he fought the Germans in
several battles, was discharged on
his return to the United States, but
re-enlisted under the name of John
E. Johnson. Following quarrel
with an officer he deserted, was ap-
pretended and sentenced toatwo-
years term. The mother had begun
her search in Minnesota. From
there she went to Montana, back to
North Dakota, to the north Pacific
coast, to San Francisco, to Reno,
Nevada, Sheridan, Wyoming, and
Nebraska, always following false
clues until she reached Leaven-
worth, where her son greeter her
and told of his adventures. Mrs.
Erickson left for Sioux Falls tonight
happy. she said, in the belief that
her boy will soon igain his release
and join her.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-02-10
Student Ages
At University

Vermillion, Feb. 10.-The Oldest
student at the University of South
Dakota is fifty-six and the youngest
is sixteen. The average age is nine
teen.
Figures on the ages OF students
at the university have been COM
piled this year for the first time and
reveal some rather unexpected facts.
1t has been supposed, for instance,
that the average age of students
was over twenty years.
Next to the oldest student is one
Of forty-two years. From forty-two
the figure drops down to thirty, the
aige of two students. There are
four who have placed their age at
sixteen. The great majority come
between eighteen and twenty-one;
in fact over 68 per cent are between
these ages. Nearly % per cent are
nineteen, almost as many are TWEEN
ty, but comparatively few are over
twehty-One.
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Hugehs To Represent
The Sioux Indians

Ft. Thompson, Feb. 10.-Special: |:
Present indications are that Charles
E. Hughes of New York, will repre-
sent the Sioux Indians of Montana,
Wyoming and North and South Da-
kota in the impeding litigation to de-
termine the title to the entire Black
Hills country. Advices received here
are to the effect that the department
of the interior at Washington will
approve of Mr.. Hughes.
At general council of the Sioux
held here last December, Joseph e.
Davies was named as the first choice
as the attorney to represent them.
Acting upon advice to the effect that
improper influence had been used to
have Mr.. Davies elected, they reject
ed the proceedings. Mr.. Hughes was
the second choice.
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TWO BIG HIGHWAY
PROJECTS FAVORED
PIERRE ENTHUSIASTS WOULD
SECURE DIRECT ROADS TO
ABERDEEN AND MITCHELL

Pierre. Feb. 10.-An effort to get
away from section line" roads is
under way in this city under the su-
pervision of a local highway asso-
citation captained by T. B. Roberts.
president of the Black and Yellow
Trail Association. The idea is to Sc
cure two short cut highways from
this city, one to Mitchell, the other
TO Aberdeen, to run regardless of
section lines, and to be as nearly di-
rect as possible.
The highway from here to Aber-
deem is not regarded as hard to es-
tablish as Hughes county owns a
railway grade put in between the
two cities many years ago, and the
plan is to utilize this grade for the
highway and the question of right of
way across lands is practically ELI
minated by this grade.
The other line to Mitchell is laid
out for about 90 miles down the
river as public highway and will
not require negotiations for right of
way for some distance from the end
of the present cross country high
way to some point near Mitchell on
the present east and west highway
out of that city, possibly touching II
at Plankinton, going by way OF
Gam Valley. This line would fol-
low the river direct to about De-
Grey and from there ii would cross
to the north point of Big Bend and
would run along the river hills foI
much of its distance
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APPROPRIATIONS
BILL IS HELD UP
GENERAL FINANCE MEASURE
LIKELY NOT TO BE FINISH
ED UNTIL END OF SESSION.

Pierre, Feb. 10.-Work of voting
the money that is to run the gov
ernment and the institutions of the
state of South Dakota is hardly be-
gun by the present session of the
legislature. Up to the present time
only the appropriations for special
measures and in small amounts have
been cared for, the rest remaining
until the appropriations committee
have agreed on the work and acted
upon the recommendations of the
budget board.
In all probability the general ap-
propriations bill will be held up un-
til the legislature has acted upon
some of the emasures calling for
different salaries and expense mon
les as the recommendations of the
budget board cannot be followed ex-
actly with these new features enter
This means that most of the legis-
lation appropriating the money of
the state will not be acted upon un-
til the last thing, and until the last
the other stuff is out of the way. Of
course the smaller appropriations
for special work have been up for
some time, few of them having al
ready received favorable attention.
The general trend of the legisla-
ture, as has been frequently pointed
out, is an economic one. 1t is the
general desire to cut down all ap-
preparations as much as possible
and to leave all the building in the
state, no matter how urgent, until
times have settled to such an extent
that materials and labor can be Sc
cured at lower prices.
In other words, the state OF
South Dakota is going to act upon
the old principle that it is better to
build for the future at the time
when money is scarce, for at that
time all material for construction
work can be secured at the lowest
prices, and labor is willing to work
for less money.
This is liable to result in still fur
ther trimming or the recommends
tions made by the budget board, al.
though the tendency SO far in seve-
raj cases has been to enlarge upon
this, as pressure brought from seve-
raj sources has been such as to gel
the legislators to grant fore than
was first recommended. Inasmuch
as the line will have to be draw
somewhere, it is thought that some
of the things recommended will bt
dispensed with entirely.
The program taken is regarded
generally, for it will not only be FOL
the benefit Of the state in saving
money, but will relieve the people
from too heavy a tax burden at 9
! time when money is not available.