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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-08
UN PROFESSOR


Nuestro estimado amigo don Luis T
Sierra, de Ciales, en- union de otros me-
ritisimos companeros, han organizado
una socisdad para trabajar por Ell pro-
greso Y la educacion dc la juventud de
GALES.
La sociedad que Sc organize hace po-
CO ha obtenido algunos frutos, segun
nos comunica ell propio don Luis T. Sic
ira.
La nueva sociedad cuenta hoy con
cuarenta Y tres miembros, todos nifos
de catorce diez ocho amos, que estan
recibiendo diariamente numerosos ubros.
de toda la Isla.
Refriendose la empresa que estan
llevando buen fin, nuestros amigos de
Ciales, nos escribe ell sefior don Luis T.
Sierra, 10 siguiente:
Hemos lido enviando muchas cartas
y POGO a POGO nos van siendo contesta-
das; unos mandan libros, otros dinero,
donativos que recibin.os llenos de pla-
Ger y gratitud Lamentamos no recordar
en- estos momentos los nombres de tan
grandes patriotas, para citarlos en- es-
tas lineas. Nosotros esperamos que to-
dos estos sefores quien hemos envia-
do nuestras cartas, las acogeran con Ell
mismo entusiasmo y satisfaction Que
han sido enviadas
En- estos dias hemos leido en- las CO.
lumnas de Ell MUNDO, que en- nues-
ira poblaci6n Sc 1la organizado una So
ciedad paa ayudar a La niiiez, fundada
por la flantr6pica enthusiastic seforita
dona Guillermina Davila, muy distingui
da EN- nuestra sociedad
siendo esta sociedad compuesta por
los padres de los nifos que corponen la
sociedad LUIS MUNoz RIVERA
que esta trabajando por Ia b4blioteca
de esta poblacion, y presentandose otro
impossible que veneer en- nuestra senda,
pedimos la ayuda de la sociedad 'LIGA
DEL BIEN', que tan grandemente es-
ia ligada con ncsotros, a fin de que ira
baje por conseguir el local para nuestra
biblioteca.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-08
PoR LA B1BL1orEcA DE GALES.

Isabella, P. R.
, 1921-09-22

Somewhere In this v%ieinit:- is a mar
by the name OF Robert Leo zahringer
who is being sought by the Na;ronn
county chapter OF tho American Red
Cross. The organization Is searching
for Zahringer in response 10 a COM
m~unication from relatives who are
anxious OF getting in touch with him.
Reports which have been received
here say that tin missing man is
working in the oil fields. or working
with some tank construction crew
here. The missing mans former home
vas al Pilot Grove. Mo. II Is be-
iieved that he served with company +.
II the 3is engineers during the war
and that he was dc Charged a; chey-
enne June 80. 1918.
, 1921-09-22
u. S. Tonnage
Through Canal
On Increase

WASIfISGToS. sept. .e-Dcsp.te
The Worldwide trade depression which
held during the fiscal ytzr 1891. q
new high record was established for
American ioHlsge passlE through
the Panama canal according 10 off
cal reports received hero. In a total
OF SO. ships traversing tho water
way. i-ei. were American. exclusive
Of government owned and chartered
vessels. The nearest competitor OF tho
United Statcs was Great britain.
whose nag appeared on go ships car
lying 3.s2s.O00 sgsinst 517s.0o0 ions
freightcd under American colors.
, 1921-09-22
Glasses TO he Held
Al Dance Palace.

Miss Ethel Mann. oldest daughter
OF Attorney and Mrs. G.. II. Mann. will
hold classcs in ball room and aesthetic
dancirS every Saturday afternoon
from > until 4 o'clock at The Dance
Palace. MISS slsmn n recently -
i.rncd from Denver where she sp snt
aw summer tlsnr special instrlc-
-afas .rtm noted teachers. For ~ e
past year rio has appeared in MAY
eni-. riiuinents ED 1. we'll known In
the city for her unusual grace ard
poise.
The clasrcs win he led in ball room.
fancy, toe work. and In athletic eaa,.
Ing. The pupils VIII he requested 10
wear costumessof uniform design and
tue school OF dancing will be carried
On in the Same manrSv as the classes
are held by the mcst noted masters
ii Tho continent.
The parents AM friends OF puts
md prospective pupi's are invited &
.itend the opening oiiss which will .,e
neld this coming Saturday AFTERNOON
from ? O'Clock or.
, 1921-09-22
HaIIucination
Affects Mind,
Man in Flight


Jack Mcdonald. said to have been
a resident Of this vicinity for sew
ersi years. has been missing for the
past several days and officers here
believe that the man who last night
obtained lodging at a dry farmers
home about half way between Cas-
per and Salt Creek and later. suf-
ferinE under the hsilucinafion that
som-oBe was pursuing him. bolted
from the house partly disrobed.
Mcdonald. who resided nj Mills.
was formerly an empioye OF the
Midwest company. He was recent
iy dismissed from service due { 70
ductiou In force. This apparently
worried him 10 the extent that
friends believed that he might do
himself injury. Officers from the
sherin's force are searching for the
man who escaped from the dry
farmers place last night, believing
that Il Is Mcdonald
, 1921-09-22


Mrs George Holiday on South Elm
street.
Henry Nelson has returned from
Lincoln. Neb. where he WAS called b.
the death OF his mother. Mrs. Ella Mel
son. formerly a resident here. Mrs.
Nelson died suddenly after q fatal
heart attack.
Morris Hayutin OF the II Clothing
company left last night for Denver
On a business trip.
Frank Mednick OF the Mednick
Eros. clothing store has returned from
an extended trip { o New York city.
Boston and St. Louis in which cities
he bought a large stocNsof fail and
winter merchandise for immediate de
LIVERY.
, 1921-09-22

the committee To-Day. George 4 Alb
hott. chairman OF the board and gov
officials win start the organ
tzAtlon functioalng FOR the relief C
qus=sd in This state
c. b. Richardson. an officer OF tho
Consolidated Royalty company. re
turned yesterday with B. E. Brooks
and II. y. Matson from an Inspection
trip Of n salt Creek and Billie
Creek oil structures
J. @. Goodman q Moneia is attend
ms TO business matters hore FOR a few
days.
George d, Paine Of krdmore. Okla.
who has been here on business has
returned to his home.
Mrs. John Lind. who has spent the
past several days at her old home in
Sheridan returned to Casper hst
evening. .
Ex-Gov. h. Il. Brooks Is in Cheyenne
locking after business matters for sew
erai days
A. J. Cunningham OF the Casper
National bank. is in Cheyenne for the
DAY attending to business matters.
Fred Schmocker resale agent In the
offices OF II. ]. Peterson. -prepresenta-
tive for the Carey brothers real es-
tate firm. has lett for the Aicovs coun-
try where he win spend the remainder
Of the month with a survey gang.
T. W. Harrison who is VITA the
warehouse OF tho Midwest Refining
company in Salt Creek Is in the city
for the day attending to business and
visiting with friends.
George e. Smith Of Salt Creek was
here yesterday attending TO business
matters.
c. II. Reiniertl OF he accountants
firm OF Eeimerth and Ven Desf5erE
Is expected TO return This evening
from Lander where he has been look.
ing litter rtsness for the company.
W. p. Ports OF tho Midwest Rein
ing company has returned 10 Salt
Creek after spending yesterday here
on business for the concern.
Miss Helen Kranleigh who has been
visiting with Miss Margaret o'Brien.
las returned 10 her home in Allan
torn. Pa.
Miss Leona Brady has left for Kan
sis City aro.. and Chicago, H.. where
she win spend her vacation. Atiss
Brady is private secretary to JACK
Leary.
/. c. Lonssten Of Salt Crock is in
the city visiting with niencs for a
few days.
a. II. schoit- has returned to sal,
Creek after spending Yesterday here.
a. L. Srurlock is in the city from
the Buzzard ranch attcndin TO bust
ness interests n calling on friends.
NJ. NJ Forth Of Salt Creek spent yes
terday here attending 10 business in
~terests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Smith OF the Du.
bois country r spending the day
hcre visiting at the home OF Mr.. and
, 1921-09-22
Federated Clubs
Sr,ccf neIeEalc&

The three federated clubs OF Casper.
the Noman's club. the Delphian o
Getty and the Welfare club. have -
fsrtel their delegates who viii al
end the convention OF the state fed
.ntion which will be held October =.
5 6 and : in Greybuii.
Miss Mac Hamilton who has been
II, ardent worker In the woman's
ri.b since It's federation years ago.
Vas unanimously elected a. Its repre-
tentative. Mrs. J. W. Bingham pres
tdonf OF the club will also attend the
meeting IL possible. At present Mrs.
bingham is out of the city.
Three delegates hav been selected
from tho Welfare club. which was
federated last year, In addition to the
president, Mrs. y. w. Mcintyre Mrs.
i. Y. Hanway. Mrs J.. l.. Beiderman
ana Mrs Harry -Austin received the
vote.
AZ the meeting held OF the members
the Natrona Delphian society yes
terday. Airs. p. c. N~icolayson was
selected with Mrs. ]. l. Belderman as
alternate. Mrs. II. r. Lathrop. pres
dent. will also make h trip
The convention his year holds rurh
interest 10 all OF the women's clubs
Of the state. Mrs. Lin I. Noble Of
Thermopoiis. PRECEDENT ~ the state
organization will retire this year and
an election Of a fun quota OF officers
VIII be held. AT tho convention which
convened here last car all OF tho Of
f;ccrs were reelected. with Inc ex-
captIon OF n few vacancies which were
to be filled.
.Creybuil has been active in prepar'
ing for the entertainment OF the dele
Gates who VIII arrive from all parts
Of the state.
Mrs. r. Palmer who was called 10
the east By the death Of her daughter
Mrs. L. A. Abercombie and who soon
after sustained serious injury when
She broke her hip. arrived this MORN
ing and will spend h winter at the
home OF her son, Frank B. Palmer
OF the Bootery. Mrs. Palmer. who
was injured just about eight weeks
ago. is in a much better condition and
stood the long trI? remarkably we'll.
She has lived In Casper before and
Mas a number OF friends who viii he
pleased TO welcome her.
, 1921-09-22
PERSONALS

T. e Lonabaugh, Sheridan attor-
ney is in the city for a day
John T. Logan. prominent stock
man IL the Sheridan countr,, is In
the city.
George w. Perry and ora Dzrnall.
president and vice president OF the
Sheridan National hank. on Their wal
TO Cheyenne were Casper visitors last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Huntington.
who have been at sheridan on a brief
visit. stopped in Casper last night on
their way home to Cheyenne Mr.
Huntington IS n member OF the state
public service commission,
T. c. Spencer and W. IT, Weeks are
among the Lander citizens in Casper
today.
Walter storrie has been visiting in
HE city for the past week at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Goth
berg. Mr.. Storrie was formerly a
resident here and foe the past year
has been representing local oil com
I HIulGt III ln1 Oh ntlAE itAA 2aAN 1AhN
city. He VIII visit In other oil states
after leaving here and before return
ing to Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 4. vilnaye are in
Denver looking after business inter.
ests and on n pleasure trip.
Mrs. b. W. Ritchic OF Grcybuil. is
here visiting at the home OF her ais
ter. Mrs ID. ". Middleton.
G. II. vandaveer has returned FROM
salt Creek. where he spent yesterday
looking after business for the Mid
west Refining company.
DIR. L. J. o'Donneii is In Greybuii
where he will spend the day looking
after business matters.
Manager c. +. Arbosast has re
turned to the baseball team which is
| playing in Denver. after spending the
day here on business concerned Will,
the series which Is pianred to he hold
here following tho tourney In Denver
Deputy Sheriff A. Il. Biglin has re-
turned from Colorado. where he ut.
tended to business connected with his
office.
Hon-ri Crosthwsi Las returned 80
~ i,....ii home rem: Scwood ifter
~srendins several di:s here on bust
ness.
IL Nedere is IA .he city from ~
r..nto looking aft q us -interes IS
Mrs. Euda Foster kas returned tc
.'smnic after ioo'snx after busini IS
inrer,sts here fer a Few dayF.
u n. Carey c. Cayenne has re-
turned 10 his i.eliduarters af.ar
spcnJii z yestcrd-v here on busincis.
A. l.. Carey OF Denver is attending
10 business interests here for a few
days.
II. Il. Anderson OF Tulsa Okla, is
registered at the Hennny hotel while
attending to oil INTEREST," in. this part
rof the country
E. b. Brooks. recently named wyo-
ming committeeman on the War Fl
nance board which will handle loans
10 cattlemen. ranchefs and farmers.
left last night for Cheyenne where he
will confer with other members OF
, 1921-09-22
THE TROUBLE-WOMA

Dear Miss Alice Nc:
There are several large dressmak-
ing schools In the United states that
teach the trade at a nominal cost
and guarantee a good position after
completion OF the course. But n
you do not care TO attend such a
school you might apply al the local
miillners and see II they would
consider ppreutfcinr YOU.
, 1921-09-22
PAY SYSTEM
BLAMED FOR
MINERS RIOTS

WASHINGTON. Sept. se.-rhe y--
tenn b. which coal operators in the
West Virginia fields pay the salaries
OF deputy sheriffs was he'd to be the
principal aus q complaint from the
miners and to be largely responsible
for the recen mine disorders in
statements made last night to tho SEN
ate investigating cOmmittee in Charles
ten by Attorney General England and
made public on return today ~ the
committee 10 Washington.
Called In to gife the committee his
views. the attorney general declared
that while the law specifically prohib-
tied such employment II provided no
penalty n consequently was ignored
The attorney general said he knew
II TO be a fact that deputies were
employed in Logan county TO keep out
men seeking 10 organize unions.
, 1921-09-22
Employe Left To
Run Business Goes
On Bat Is Jailed

ToRRINGToS. wyo.. sept. "a
Left in charge OF his employers bust.
ncs a cleaning and pressing estah-
lishmcnt. while the latter attended
the state guard oncampment. James
Corcoran got drunk. was arrested for
, 1921-09-22

at the Methodist church. the Rev.
Walker l. French united IN marriage
Miss Wyoming n Posey. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Henry C. Pose. pio-
neers OF this city and Raymond Nc
cleary. who has also been a resident
Of Casper for many years. Only the
witnesses attended the simple but i'm
pressive services.
The bride was eowned in an elegant
gown OF dark blue crepe de chine and
wore a small pattern hat.
Mr. and Mrs McClcary left imme-
diatciy on a wedding trip and arc cx-
pccted 10 return TO Casper in about a
week They Will be at home At their
residence on Linden street.
AR. MeCleary Is associated with the
Auto Repair shop on Yellowstone ave-
.nuc
, 1921-09-22

lapel tomorrow evening from Ts0
o'clock W. The pea viii be home
made b. the members % the oreania-
reasonable price
AR. and Mrs 4 l. spurlock are
spending the day here from their
home at the Buzzard ranch.
, 1921-09-22
business and Professional
Girls Have Dinner.

An Informal dinner was served at
the Presbyterian church Tuesday eve
ming for the immediate members Of
the Business and Professional Wom-
ems club OF Casper. About 20 young
ladies were present.
Following the DELICIOUS several
course dinner a business meeting was
called to order by the president of the
organization. Mrs. d May Hopkins
A forum talk on the plans Of tina club
for the ensuing year was held, Mrs.
Edna Thomas spoke on the subject
II music as n means Of bringing the
young women together. Sho suggest
cd a rlce club which would gather
before the regular meeting and have
an hour of singing. Her talk was fol
lowed by an informal discussion. Mae
Hamilton spoke On dramatics as a
means OF recreation for the girls.
Mrs. Burke Sinclair told Of the plans
OF the Y. w. c. A. for the following
year along the ines of gymnasium
work and Miss MAJ Winter also talked
abou III features of an evening gym
class.
, 1921-09-22

KINGsTow$ Ire'ahd. sept S.
The Brifish cruiser Jrchin arrived
here yesterday with the wrockage o.
tho city OF St Louis. the American
balloon which Zen into the Irish sea
Monday evening while competing in
tho James Gordon Bennett balloon
, 1921-09-22
Dear Trouble-womsn:
Dear Triubie-woman.

Dear Trouhie-wonsn:
Dear Triubie-woman.
I am a Young girl just recently
came 10 Casper. I should like TO
get Into souc dreSsmaking establish
ment or millinery shop 10 learn tho
trade but do not know how TO go
about II. Could YOU help mc7 I
would be very grateful.
MISS ALICE Nc.
, 1921-09-22

The ladies' aid society o. the North
Casper church viii hold a pic social
Friday night at the North Casper
chapel. An OF the ladies' arc request
ed to bring a pic. 9-se-it
, 1921-09-22
Delegates Elected
at Delphian Meeting.

At a luncheon followed by n bust
ness meeting of the members OF the
Delphian club held yesterday after
noon at the Henning hotel h dele
gates were selected for the W
ton OF state federated clubs which
viii be held in Greybull h first of
next month. Mrs. II. II. Lathrop.
president of the club, VII attend the
meeting and Mrs. p. c. N~icholaysen
was elected delegate with Mrs. ]. l..
Bciderman RS alternate
The subject for the ensuing year
OF art n music which viii be studied
by the club members was also dis
>cussed.
The next meeting will be held oc-
tober 4 at the home OF Mrs. II. T.
Kemp.
Daughter of Old Timers
Is Wed to II. McCleagy.
Yesterday afternoon at 4:15 O'Clock
, 1921-09-22
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
Return From West.

MIR. and Mrs. Hugh Miller have re-
turned from a motor trip to tho west
ern coast where they have been spend
Ing tho last several weeks. They mo-
torcd along the coast from h north
10 tho south in thcif Lincoln motor
car. They are now at home in the
Wyandotte apartments.
, 1921-09-22
Mrs. Sullivan
10 Entertain.

Mrs. Patrick Sullivan will be hostess
at tho first meeting of the Monday
Bridge club of this season. which viii
oe held September ee at her home on
south Center street. \ luncheon win
precedc an afternoon devoted 10 auc-
ton bridge.
, 1921-09-22

Illegal possessioa % nqlor and weat
10 jail IN default % 500 l-ond 10 guar
, 1921-09-22
Seven Circles
TO Have Meetings.

The sevcn circles OF the General Aid
society OF the Methodist church will
hold their regular meetings tomorrow
afternoon at gao O'Clock at the homes
OF the following; Capitol I'M. Mrs. p.
y. Chap'n: Social Service, Mrs. Urav,s =.
South Park; KensinEton. Mrs. L. l..
Gantz. o South Durbin; CY. Mrs.
MILESTONE. ass Nest Twelfth street:
Victory. Mrs. w. z. Tubbs. Casper
hotel. South David. Willing Workers,
Mrs F.lmira SAWYER. 1876 North Kim
ball; Busy Bee. Mrs. IL. ". Trues-
dell. se5 North Durbin.
Following the business sessions re
treatments VIII he served by the host.
esscs and a social hour enjoyed.
Mrs. James Hook and baby daugh.
ter. Jean Ann. have returned 10 their
home on Fifteenth street from a local
hospital The little girl is several
weeks old at the present and both
h and her mother are in fine condi-
ton and able TO receive friends. Dr.
Hook. the proud father. is connected
with tho Midwest Refining company.
, 1921-09-22
Neighhors Of Woodcraft
Have Dance and Social.

The Nelshbors of woodcraft Mil
entertain for the members and fr;ends
at a social n informal dance heiA in
the l. O. o. +. hall. tomorrow night.
Miss Carrie Bartlett is leaving This
evening for Denver where she viii
continue her study of music at the
conservatory connected with the VOL
colt school for girls.
, 1921-09-22
NOTICE NEIGHBOURS or
MpODCRAFT

There viii he a regular meeting
Friday night. Last 1m for TITO Sep
tcnilrr assessment.
cLAEIssA DAVIS. CLERK
s--e-it
, 1921-09-22

4. b. Brooks. recently named Wyo-
ming committeeman on the War Fl.
nance board which will handle loans
10 cattlemen. ranchers and FARMERS.
left last night for Cheyenne where he
viii confer with other members OF
, 1921-09-22

II. L. Anderson OF Tulsa Okla, is
registered at the Hennny hotel while
attending to oil intercsts in. this part
of the country
, 1921-09-22

Everything For Sale"
, 1921-09-22

.T:vorythins For sale.,
, 1921-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Smith OF the Dp-
bois country r spending the day
hcre visiting At the home OF Mr.. and
, 1921-09-22
North Casper Chapel
TO Have Pie Social.

Tho ladies' OF the North Casper
Chapel VIII hold n pie sale at the
, 1921-09-22

A. I. Carey OF Denver is attending
to business interests here for a few
days.
, 1921-09-22

NJ. NJ Forth of Salt Creek spent yes
terday here attending TO business in
%terests.
, 1921-09-22

u A.. Carey y. Cayenne has fe-
10 his i.oaiauarters ar.er
Z y~esterdLv here on businc,ts.
, 1921-09-22

\. l. Spurlock is in the city from
the Bu@zard ranch attendin to bust
ness interests and calling on friends.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-24

the effect that they would not resort to war until the channels of arbitra- tion and mediation had been exhausted
 What Tn the circumstances should the league do? The minute the ques- ton was preached, it was obvious that If the league disregarded the affair it would be assailed and rightly assailed for having stood silent whilst solemn bers was violated. If, on the other hand. it took action, it was bound to bring down upon it the bitter con demnation of the opponents of the league in the United States who would be only too glad. no matter what the action might be. to seize upon it as an infraction of the Monroe Doctrine. It was obvious. however, that ,the league could not remain passive without com pletely abdicating it's function of at tempting to preserve peace.
 At the same time it seemed possible to take action without running coun- ter to the real purpose of the Monroe Doctrine"
 Consequently on March dispatches were sent to the two governments which said in part:
 The members of the council feel 1t incumbent upon them to bring these reports to the attention of the govern ments of Panama and Costa Rica, state members of the league, who have solemnly and publicly subscribed to the high principles and obligations of the covenant, and to request information as to the facts"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-24
ANDALUSIA ROTARIANS
 TO INSPECT SCHOOLS

Andalusia. April Z8.-(Speciat t)-The Ro- tary club at it's regular weekly meeting discussed a number of plans which this body has under consideration for improv- ing local conditions, President Allen Crenshaw has adopted plan of issuing q weekly letter in which he stresses mat ters to be considered by the club.
 Mayor T. E. Henderson was accepted into membership.
 Plans were definitely made for the trip to the Banner school, in Montgomery county. next Wednesday. The commit tee has heard from 95 who are going with the Rotarians on that day. Cars are being provided to carry them. Sid ney Waits is head of the automobile committee for the trip. Delegates from Opp, F1orala, Red Level, Falco, River Falls and Can't are to join the party en route to the Banner school.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-24

up the Costa Rican- Panama dispu,e i.s first day in office, was forestalling ac- tion by the League of Nations in a wholly American affair which came to the verge of miniature war. The secretary general of the League of Ma tions, Sir Erie Drummond, on March 1, while President Harding was taking the oath of office, eabled to the hostile governments, calling attention to their obligations in the League of Nations and requesting further information re- garding the dispute.
 The prompt dispatch of a note by Secretary Hughes turned the two gov ernments away from any further cons mitment to the league, and they promptly informed Sir Eric that the United States had intervened and the league withdrew with the interesting announcement that "in Central Amer ican dispute the League of Nations and the Monroe Doctrine looked to the same and not to contrary enus.n
 FULL STATEMENT ARRIVES
 The full statement by the secretariat of the league on it's action in the dis pute has just reached Washington and the details are of exceptional interest
 There has been much propaganda in