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, 1921-08-20
WOOD MUST
RETIRE FOR
ISLAND JOB

NEW YORK. Aug. eO.-secretary
OF War Weelus declared today that
the tabiing by the house military
committee yesterday Of the admin.
istration bill authorizing Mai. Gen.
Wood 10 act as governor general Of
h Philippines without retiring
from active service. left no other
E Of meeting the situation.
The only alternative for the gen.
cral." he said. 'is TO go on the re-
tired list"
Secretary Weeks passed through
the city on his way 10 the White
mountains. where he will spend the
next few days, resting.
General Wood will be eligible DC
tober ., next. for retirement under
tho ~ provision. as he will be &c
years of age that day. He now Is
eligible for retirement after 20
years continuous service rs he il in
his 35th year Of army life, having
entered ms nm assistant surgeon
January 8, 1886.
, 1921-08-20
RAILROAD SHOP
RULES T0sTAND

CHICAGO. Aug. 2o.-rhe United
states railroad 'lapor board today APP
proved in effect the seven shop craft
rules relating to overtime payment.
as provided in the national agreement
of the war time railroad administra-
don but directed that the railroads
need net pay overtime for absolutely
necessary work performed on Sun
days and holidays.
For the first time in the history of
the board a minority member made
public a dissenting report. A o. Whar-
ton, former president of the rairoad di-
vision OF the American Federation of
Labor, insisting on recognition OF the
national agreement rules without
change.
The majority report was signed by
Judge r. NJ. Barton. chairman, and
the. other eve members. W OF
whom with the judge represent the
public. three the roads and two the
unions
, 1921-08-20
So, 900 FOUND BY wife
or MISSING CASHIER Is
TAKEN TO DENVER BANK

was charged with having stolen a
large sum from h bank. Mrs. Mors,
said she went through his papers te
see II she could find any money OF
anything hat would provide a clue ts
his whereabouts.
1t was not Until today that sh,
found the 81, 900. having remembered
the envelope her husband gave her
Mrs. Morse said. The finding OF tn,
So, 600 for more than $4,000
of the funds Morse is accused of hav
ing stolen. According to the polics
Morse sent $1,000 to his father. DIR
George o. Morse in Los Angeles. which
the physician has wired he is etur
ing to the bank and more than s2ot
TO ]. S. Penfold. Fort Lupton. Colo
MIR. Penfold is the father OF Mabe
Penfold. formerly a filing clerk at th'
bank where Morse was employed an,
with whom he is charged with havini
gone away.
, 1921-08-20
GRAIN RATE
TOO HIGH, IS
COMPLAINT

WASHINGTON. Aug. eo.-After
five days oil testimony regarding the
agricultural situation In the west,
grain men began today before the
interstate commerce commission an
attack through testimony Of traf-
fc experts, IN the entire freight
rate structure on grain and hay
maintained by western railroads.
Previously attorneys for the
grainmen. farmers and shippers,
had described suffering Of the farm
ors. which they declared was due in
large part TO high freight rates.
Rate experts were called today to
show that the rates on grain as
compared with that on other COM
modities, was urreasonabiy high
and that the commission. should
therefore, reduce rntes wen II 1t
was MT convinced that such n re-
duction would increase the revenues
Of the carriers through increased
volume Of traffic.
, 1921-08-20
DEMOS WILL
Raise fund
FOR HANNA

ALBUQUERQUE. n. NJ, Aug. 20.
Democrats today began work Of
completing n campaign fund Of
$4,000 to insure u. II. Hanna,
nominated late yesterday. remain
ing In the race for United States
senator in the special election Sep
TENDER 20.
MIR. Hanna declined the nomina-
ton In n speech before the couven
ton because OF financial
but Mt the closing session of the
convention last night agreed to per
nit the convention 70 certify his
name on the ticket today as re-
quired By law. and agreed to re-
main In the acc II n campaign fund
Of nj least 10000 was raised.
More than SIC 900 was pledged ut
the convention last night and the
Democratic leaders today began n
hunt TO raise the remaining amount.
, 1921-08-20
Reserve Officer
List to Be Cut

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2o.-Reduc-
ton OF the officer personnel OF the ma
val reserve force by approximately
one-haif mas been ordered by the navy
department as a re~trenchmont meas
Iure on recommendation OF the gen.
'eral board. Reserve commissions In
several OF the staff corps have been
abolished and all warrant officers in
the reserve done away with. The
naval coast defense reserve composed
of officers who obtained commission
for shore duty during the war. is to
be entirely abolished.
, 1921-08-20
JAP PAPERS
BY CONCERN OF U.s..

TOXIC. Aug. 2o.-tBy The Asso
ciated PresseJapan's formal answer
to the american invitation to par
ticipate in the conference on disarma-
ment and Far Eastern questions was
discussed by the cabinet yesterday,
but it is probable its dispatch to
Washington will be delayed a few
days. At present it is forecast that
the reply will be in the nature of a
reiteration of the position of Japan.
which has been voiced in formal notes
sent to Washington.
Some newspapers Profess to be dis
turbed over the expression in the
American note that there would be
discussed matters which have been
, 1921-08-20
EXISTS IN
PEss|M|ST
.FORESEES WAR Of
TERR|BLEPOWE
Premier Is Said
to Be Rafting War
Saber; Republicans in
Final Meeting

LONDON, Aug. 2O.-Dis-
.satches from Dublin to Lon
don newspapers appear to re-
fleet pessimism over the Irish
situation in vie..=: of latest de-
|5elopments. Henry W.. Nevin-
son. war correspondent and author,
elegraphing the Daily Herald says
he situation IS Undoubtedly very
|serious'' and hat he is unable to see
hope as brightly as some do" He ad
limits, however. that hope stifl exists
|-If the Irish Republican leaders," his
dispatch continues, frame tho reply
|o Great Britain's. terms and submit
liz to the Dail Eireann for approval
rather than discussion. It almost Ger
Iainiy will be accepted with minor
alterations. The danger to further
Negotiations on a subsequent peace
ZONES from the influence OF theorists
h OF miiitarism.
In discussing the prospect II negoti
|Ations fail. Mr.. Nevinson declares:
IF the truce be broken, war In its
most terrible form win sweep through
ireland. Civil war will be added t.
hationai war and all who refuse tc
Eupport the Republican army will b,
from h country or shot"
| The Dublin correspondent Of tbs
txiy News, says Premier Lloyc
George is being charged with "rar
hing the saber'' in his address yester
bay in the house of commons. He
lays the speech may do infinite harm
, 1921-08-20
Moved Two
Miles When New
Mine Is Opened

SHERIDAN. wyo., Aug. 20. -
Moving the mining town of Dietz.
a few miles from this place, to a
new site two miles from its old one
is nearing completion. The old mine
about the entrance to which the
town was built has been worked
out and a new mine has been opened
two miles distant. The inhabitants
of h town will be employed in the
new mine, and the town-including
church. school house. pool hall. half
a dozen stores and about fifty res
idences-therefore is being moved
10 the new workings.
, 1921-08-20
TWO KILLED IN WAKE
OF SOUTHERN STORM.

PHOENIX. Ariz., Aug. la.-FIood
waters from Cave creek. which last
night threatened TO inundate north.
western Phoenix. apparently have
subsidized without reaching the city but
have covered much valuable farming
and in the Salt liver valley irrigation
PROJECT. No estimate OF tho damage
done was possible this morning.
Officials OF the irrigation project
were making Efforts to check up on
the damage to canals and land but
were hindercd In their work by the
fact that many telephone lines were
put out OF commission by the flood,
They said they knew OF only one break
50 feet wide in the Arizona canal, the
main artery OF the irrigation system
but said there might be others. The
condition Of tho roads made il impos.
sihle to &c beyond the first break ecrls
today.
The flood waters. tho Irrigation dis
irict officials said, only extended as
Tar as Grand canal. ono OF the large
canals OF the system two and one.half
miles north of Phoenix. People who
were warned to leave northwestern
Phoenix last night returned to their
homes today. IL is reported to be rain.
ing again today in the territory
drained by Cave creek.
In Glendale. 0 miles northwest OF
Phoenix. one man was killed and !
buildings were destroyed last night 10y
n windstorm that was followed by 4
heavy rain and hall. The streets OF
the village and many easements wer,
flooded. Guy Richards was killed ant
his brother. Carl. was seriously In
iured when a garage in which ther,
we're employed was blown down. One
OF the buildings destroyed was tn,
now grammar school auditorium.
, 1921-08-20
ROAD REPORT


Grant Highway - Nebraska line
to Lusk good, then very good to
Keeline and fair to Grin.
Yellowstone Highway = Platte
county line to Glenrock good. then
somewhat rough to Casper. Cas-
per to Shoshoni and Bonneville
good Cars in proper condition and
not overloaded have no trouble over
the Birdseye Pass route between
Bonneville and Thermopolis. Their
mopolis to the park is generally
good.
Shoshoni-La1der Road - Good
except rough between Riverton and
Hudson.
casper-Sheridan Road - Rough
from end of pavement to Seventeen
Mile, then good to Salt Creek and
fair to Kaycee.
, 1921-08-20
II FULL
TELLS OF DISASTER.

LONDON. Aug. 2o.-The reverses
suffered by the Spanish column in
Morocco are attributed. mainly. to the
''recklessness OF the generals in OPP
Grating too far from their bases.' says
the Madrid correspondent OF the Lon
don Times. who in n lengthy dispatch
gives what is designated as the FIRST
full cou OF the Spanish disaster
in Morocco. and its causes"
The extent CT tho disaster at NELL.
la, declares the correspondent. is so
f~ar-reaching In its consequences. that
1t is as yet impossible to estimate its
effects.
The correspondent asserts that
some 10000 Spaniards must be con.
sidered dead as ''airplane observers
have reported the roads Uttered with
bt dies.F
, 1921-08-20
Ulster THREATENING
RETAIIATORY BOYCOTT.

BELFAST, Aug. 20-By The Asso-
lated Press).-Interviews printed here
6ributed to Alderman MacDonagh OF
dublin OF the Dali Eireann labor de
|partment. declare the economic pres
|sure against Ulster designed to bring
northern Ireland ~peaceably to what
the Sim Fem would regard as a more
reasonable attitude. vii result in the
complete shutting off shortly of the
movement OF goods from Belfast for
Southern Ireland.
THE boycott will grow more rigid
by. and very soon we may look for
ward to the complete ctoppage OF al
goods out of Belfast and the tainted
arear' Alderman MacDonagh is quoted
fas saying. This will give Belfast a
kind of partition it does not want.
, 1921-08-20
Funeral Today
For Mrs. Henry

RALo ALTO. Cal. Aug. 20.-Funer.
al services were held today for Mrs.
Charles ID. Henry. mother of Mrs.
Herbert Hoover. whose death occurred
yesterday at the Hoover home Mt
Stanford university. Mrs. Hoover ar.
RIVED last night from Washington.
Mrs. Henry was taken i'll in May.
shortly after removing from Monterey
to the home Of the Hoovers here.
, 1921-08-20
TWOBANDITS
FIGHT

FORT DODGE. Iowa, Aug. 20. =
1.-Two men were shot in a running gun
Fight between city police. Sheriff
George Bassett and Hi Yawke, state
and three men believed to be
The bandits who robbed the Citizens
PSyings bank at Curlew Friday. One
pr h bandits was shot three times, a
Fecond was arrested and a third es-
|caped- A bellboy from a hotel near
|the scene of the shooting, was shot
Through the leg by one of the bandits
when returning h fire from the Of
Ulcers.
, 1921-08-20
SPANISH SUFFER
IN MOOR BATTLE
ReckIeSsneSS Is Held
In Accounts of
War Disaster

MELILLA, Aug. 20.-(By
The Associated Press.) =
Spanish conveys and advance
posts have been furiously at
tackled by the Moorish tribes
men, says a dispatch dated
Thursday. The Moors. however,
were driven back by artillery fire
with great losses.
, 1921-08-20

The statement asserted that the
lifts the burden from the
rich and powerful and puts it on the
working people,"
There are 6.ooo.o 900 idle men in
America today, 1T added. and they de-
mand something real. something con
structive, something that \ II not add
to their burden. while allowing the
rich to escape.
Retention of the surtax. the excess
profits tax and the graduated in.
, 1921-08-20
RELIEF SHIPMENTS TO
BE HANDLED BY US.

All relief shipments will be trans
ported rec of charge to points Sc
lected by the Americans. who will
have absolute control OF distribution.
II is the plan to restrict relief meas
ures to those people who are m ac-
tuaI distress. and TO prevent govern
ment employees and men in the army
and navy from coming into posses
sion OF supplies. The Russian famine
committee will cooperate with the
American relief administration and
the Americans will not operate in
districts where the Russians are able
to provide rations.
Mr.. Brown will return to London
with his secretary. leaving to Capt.
John Miller. head OF the relief ad-
minist-ation in the Baltic states. the
remainder OF the task Of handling the
big Riga base.
, 1921-08-20
REPUBLICAN LEADERS
.ONFER WITH DE VALERA.

DUBLIN. Aug. 20.-Lenders Of tbs
IRISH Republican parliament were ex
pected TO confer with Eamonn d.
Valera today at Black Rock. where hi
Is spending the weekend At the HON,
bf Prof. John Mcneil. speaker.
There has been a growing tension
bere during the last couple of day,
Ind Dublin Castle authorities hav,
siven expression of their fear tina
lighting. might possibly be precipi
lated by extremists on either side
only incidents of a minor nature have
occurred. however. and 1t is hopet
lhr. a violation of the truce estab
6shed last month may be averted.
, 1921-08-20
ENGLAND ACCEPTS HARDING
INVITATION TO PEACE Meet

introduced by Lord Weardale stating
pie of an association of nations with
the object IT organizing the world for
the maintenance of peace.
At the conclusion of the sitting. the
king received the delegates. and in
that it welcomed cordially the princi-
the evening a banquet was given in
their honor.
, 1921-08-20

ground and Is Iaying plans Tor an
outside supply OF drinking water.
Food and supplies nave been pro
vided for every family in the devastat-
ed area mostly by the Salvation Army.
United States reclamation engineers
have out a drain TO the south of town.
which. IL is believed. will result in
draining the town BY tomorrow night.
, 1921-08-20

crease of the higher brackets in the
income tax vas urged in the name OF
labor. the statement asserting tina
we are not deceived by the sop
thrown to the people in the form of
increased exemptions in the lower
brackets of the income tax"
I'VE are aware" it added. that
those who escape a trife in that re-
spect will pay heavily elsewhere"
, 1921-08-20
SNAKE-BITTEN
MAN Refused
BEST REMEDY

NEW YORK, Aug. 2o.@James Nc
Ardle. a Keeper in the Bronx zoo was
reported recovering today from the ef-
fects of a bite by a copperhead snake.
McArdIe asked for a drink of whiskey
which he declared was the best rem
edy for snake bite but the doctors at
a hospital where he was taken told
him there was no whiskey in the
Institution. They gave him a serum
instead.
, 1921-08-20

ment negotiations in Washington sue
cessful were adopte dat the closing
session OF that body yesterday. 1t has
been meeting here for h past week.
The conference also discussed the
league of nations. Lord Weardale. of
Great Britain declaring that thanks
&c the good viii Of America, it may be
possible to reach hopeful conclusions
regarding effective help from the
United States.
The conference adopted a resolution
, 1921-08-20
SPAIN A
BKfffSH CITfZENS.

LONDON. Aug. establishment OF
British citizens for service in Moroc-
CO by the Spanish consulate here has
been suspended. 1t WINS declared by
a number of newspapers here today.
and men who have volunteered to en-
ter the foreign legion in tho fighting
against the Adoors will be discharged.
, 1921-08-20
To
~oURE TRADE
P klVILEG IN
RETURN, CLAIM
Thousands Panicky In
Tartar Territory a S
Hands are Joined to
Aid Sufferers

RIGA, Aug. 2O.-(By The
Associated Press.) The
agreement between the United
States and Russia providing
for American relief for the
tamine-stricken districts of
Russia was signed at 1870 O'Clock
his morning by Walter Lyman
Brown. European representative OF
the American relief administration
md Maxim Litvinon. representative
u the Russian famine committee.
Phillip Carroll OF Portland. Ore.
VIII at least temporarily head the
work OF feeding the starving peonie
of Russia. a task the American 70.
lief administration considers the
yrcatest II has yet faced. Walter T..
Brown. European director OF the ad.
ninistra2ion, announced today thai
Mr.. Carroll would lead tho first marty
II relief workers. which probably will
leave here for Moscow on Thursday
next, Mr.. Carroll. who has been with
The administration two years made an
EXCELLENT record by his work in Ger.
many. South Russia and Serbia.
The other members OF the nrst
party Will include John T.. Gregg OF
Portland. who has had experience
with the relief administration in Po-
land n Lithunnia; E. q. Neurland
II California, who comes from a post
In Austria; Carlton w. Bowen. a
Rhodes scholar. who wa with the
first American relief workers in Bel
GUM and who later was In Hungary.
and w. q. ShRffrons OF Denver, who
has worked for the relief administra-
ton In Poland AID Czecho. slovakia.
, 1921-08-20
GibbOns-O'DOUd
Match Arranged

ST. I'AUL. Mimi. Aug so.--S:ikc
Gibbons and Mike O'Dcws St. Paul
'nildi-sseisht boxers, have lecr
mat :hed for a ten-rou II bout e
wichita. Kan. October IS, It was an
n1.inc,d h.re today. JeIs Willard will
referee.
, 1921-08-20

Proprietors OF the pool hall at Mills,
who were caught in the act of selling
booze over the counter some time ago
will be given a preliminary hearing
Monday afternoon in tho justice Of
peace court here.
, 1921-08-20
Relief IS FURNISHED FLOOD
SUFFERERS; NO DANGER OF !
DISEASE EPIDEMIC, CLAIM

Ell PASO, Texas, Aug. 2o-Plans are rapidly being COM
pIeted to prevent an outbreak of disease at Hatch, N. M.
where many families are homeless as a result of a flood which
left from three to six feet of water in the town and wrecked
every residence and all but three business houses.
II. F. Gray, New Mexico state health officer, is on the
, 1921-08-20
G 10
AID UNITED STATES.

STOCKHOLM. Aug. 2o.-Resolu-
tons inviting members of h inter
parliamentary union to u5o evey
means possible TO maxc the diserma-
, 1921-08-20
LABOR URGING
OF TAX REVISION MEASURE
Plan Is Only Alternative for Righting
Wrong of Present Bill Which Places
Burden Improperly

WASHINGTON Aug. 2o.-The house was called upon to
vote for recommital of the tax revision bill, in a statement is
sued last night by legislative representatives o fthe American
Federation of Labor after a conference presided over by
Samuel Gompers. "Only through r~ecommitsl," it said, "can
the grievous wrongs in the present bill be remedied.n
, 1921-08-20

The money was found by Mrs
Morse, the missing teller's Invalid
wife. according to John Evans presi-
Dent of the trust company. who said
the oun woman came to the bank
, 1921-08-20
BRITAIN SECURES LONG
LEASE ON RUSSIAN PORT.

LONDON. Aug. 2O.-It is reported
tina an English financial group hai
secured a long lease on the port OF
Petrograd from he Russian sovi7a
Continued on Page 81
, 1921-08-20
No New Clues Uncovered and Only Small
Part of Big Loot Taken by Thief Is
Covered by RemittanceS ;

DENVER, Aug. 20.-Two thousand dollars in currency
was found today in an envelope among some old papers be-
longing to Edwin F. Morse, former head teller at the Inter
national Trust company here, who is missing and charged in
a federal warrant with having absconded with more than
, 1921-08-20
Withholds Official Notice of Plans
FOLLOWING Conference by Cabinet
Officials Held Yesterday

LONDON Aug. 20=(By The Associated Press)-Great
Britain's formal acceptance of the official invitation OF Presi-
dent Harding to participate in the conference on Far Eastern
questions and disarmament in November next has been for
warded to the American government, it was announced here
, 1921-08-20
TO v
AMERICA IN TRADE.

ftopc tnat the signing OF the agree
ment today would lead to further re-
lations between Russia ard America
was expressed In speeches made by
NJ. Litvinotf and NJ. Meirovitz. the
Letyian premier.
Russia is. by the terms OF the con
tract, made the beneficiary of a far
reaching program which Includes not
only providing food Sor the people of
the famine stricken Volga region. but
the combating OF epidemics.
1t is Understood orders nave already
gone to Hamburg. Danzis and New
York. declaring that relief ships be
loaded with food and medicines for
Russia. Actual work in Russia may
possibly in a little more
than n week.
Political and commercial activities
will DO outside the realm 9: the work.
ers duties n any violation Of this
aus of the agreement may be cause
for expulsion from Russia. upon
proofs being submitted to the direc-
tors OF the relief work. An Amer
leans engaged in feeding and caring
for the famine sufferers will enjoy
diplomatic rights.
, 1921-08-20
BALL SCORES
National League

At BOSTON, II. II. Il.
Pitisb'gh 100 900 900 900 80 II 1
Boston 900 900 30 900 IL IL 3
Batteries - Cooper and Schmidt.
Ocschger. Filiingim and O'Sein,
Gowey.
, 1921-08-20

The British note is couched In cord
ial terms of approval of the objects for
which the conference has osen called,
II was added.
, 1921-08-20
GUARANTEES AID TO STARVING RUSSIA
Weather Forecast

Fair in west and north. unsettled
in southeast portion tonight and Sun
day, probably showers; warmer TO
night.
, 1921-08-20

TEHEttINN5 tIlfIDth dfIu fkU0If "
eleskie and 0'Nein.
, 1921-08-20

BatterIes-Mnrtfn n OFarreIl;
Smith. SadgwiclS and Heline.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-06
PRINCIPE A TOMAR
Aqua CALIENTE 81
NO Sc SIENTE BIEh
UN vASo DE Aqua CALIENTE
FosFATADA, ANTEs DEL DEs-
AYUNo, EXPULSA ToDAS
LAS SUBSTANCIAS We
NENoSAS

Si al despertarse experimental usted
I'm sabor desagradable en- la boca y tie
ne maIo ell ahento sucia la lengua; 81
padece de dolores de cabeza; 81 10 que
come Sc le agT.a Y le produce acidez en-
Ell est6mago; 81 Sc siente biHoso, estre-
fido con los nervios irritados; 81 tie
ne NAL color no logra nunca sentirsa
bien. principle practicar iZamediatamezl
te. Ell banjo inferno, Tome antes del des-
ayuno un vase de aqua caliente con una
eucharadita de Fosfato Limestone. ed
este modo libra al est6mago, al hfgado,
a los riiones y los intestinoS de las
substancias venenosas, q la vez que lin
pia, refresca purifica todo su sistema
digestive. Embellishments despu6s de
levantarse, expulse, asi, de su ORGANISING
las materias indigeribles, las toxinas y
La bills dejadas ALI por la digestion del
dia anterior, antes de que su estomago
reciha mas aliento
Para sentirse como las personas j6
veries y sanas; para experimental de
nuevo esa grata sensaci6n de salud y
bienestar que experimentaba usted an
tes de que su sangre y sus mIsculos fue
ran envenenadOs por las impurezas del
ORGANISING, compre en- cua1qtiier botica
un cuarto de libra de Fosfato Lime
stone. que es una substantial de valor
muy moderado casi insabora.
Tanto los hombres como a las mu-
jeres que sufrer de estrefiimiento, bilio-
sidad Y dolores de cabeza, que padecen
de des6rdenes estomacales, aconsejarnos
que principien tornar, cuanto antes,
este bafio matinal ir1terno. Advts
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-06
ANUNCIO De SUBASTA
GoB1ERNo DE PUERTO RICO
DEpARTAMHNTo DEF nyTERIoR
NEaoC1ADo DE oBRAs puBL1cAs
san Jual. 2. IL, abril g. 1sa

San Juan, p. b., abril %. 1891.
Proposiciones en- pnegos cerrados pa
"a Ia adjudication en- PlOlica subasta
de suministro. medida = entrega de
10000 metros cdbicos mas menos de
piedra triturada, para ser acopiados en-
las carreteras insulares durante el afio
econ6mico 1s21-1s22. Sc recibiran en-
esta ofcina hasta Ia 1:45 p. II. del
dfa 10 de mayo de 1921, en- que 80
abrirau y leeran p6blicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios % daran
en- esta ofcina, donde SO encuentran de
manifesto los docunentos que han lie
regir en- 81 contratO y podran recoger