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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-25
AYRURO-VmIL.--Indicado para Ia


impotsncda, falts de vigor Sc
kual. docaimisnto fisico y OOmpuestc
q Mhimbina lsgitima del Cameron ,
xssitina. I'm Ias busnas fGrmacAas y
@oGmsr1as.
zsFLENDTDA REsfDENCfA en- 81
Condado, cerca del mar, de dos plan
tAs, y con solar muy amplio, esta de
venta para entrega Immediate por un
precio limitadisimO. Informaran aparta
do S6S San Juan. p
TAPATEROS:-. 81 quereis econo-
= mizaT en- Ia compra de pieles y
EnAteriales del rano, solicitad nuestros
precios. Apartado 134. Aguadilla, P.
1s-P.
Be VENDE bonito y c6modo "Bunga
Lows en- 81 sitio mas pintoresco del
Csndado, cerca del mar. Solar de mas
dc 800 metros cuadrados. Precio lini-
tadO. 1nformarAn apartado s5s San
Juan. p
CE ALQUnLA en- el s.TopaccO Pala.
ce'', TetuAn so, habitaciones (par
70 de nm apartamente) propias para Vi
vienda sAcinas. Infermar&n On q
segundO piso, isuniefda.
FRTSAs: para estas noches frescas e
nemos Ell mejor surtido en- frisas de al
gDd6n pura lana. Mandamos G. o.
d. cualquier parte de la isla. La
Villa de Madrid. San Juan.
CE VENDE:-Un autOm6Vii Hnd-
son-Supersix'. En- perfecto es-
tado, para paseo Y Wales. Mitad de pre-
Gle. InformarAn P. O.. Box .26.-san
Juan. P. RIP. I
CAsA DE MADEIRA, con planta al
ia para dormitorios, solar am
plio = garaje, situada en- la parada 1S
cerca de la nueva High School, con es-
pIGndidas comodidades para cualquier
Hamilia. Sc negocea por una finca rus
ttca o Sc vende. Sc pueden dejar cua-
tro mil d6lares en- hipoteca. Informara
su propio duefo en- telefonos S57 ver-
de $40 Santurce.-P.
CAJAs DE HIERRO mo pague pre-
clio excessive. Estamos liquidando un 10
to de cajas para libros Y, .caudales a
precios nunca vistos. lvisitenos ahora
mismol Busqne Ia hecha rcja en- la
Ferreterfa Finsay. 11-S0
7 IBROS DE MoDAS:-Los tenemos
con cuentos para nihos interesan
te lectura novelesca v de ccnocimientos
TITLES especia,merte para las damas.
Envie % centavos j. B. Sanchez y
Co.. Acosta So, p. o. Box s77, Caguas.
--11-28.
CEevENDE.-So,ar en- Santurce lin
dando con la nueva estacion de
talleres. Tiene 971 metros. Bastante pa
ra dos casas. Box 976.-11-2s.
V7TOLINISTAs:-- Oportunidad para
hacerse de excelentes v durade-
ras cuerdas para su violin. Envie un
dollar lie remitire un surtido compile
10, 1uCAuJ cuOO uka tuoASV w PA"e~ 80
timo. Manuel d. L6pez.-AguadilIa, P.
R.-l1-S0
CoBRETOD0 de invierno, FORBADE de
piel, coinpletamente nuevo 50 ven
de en- m6dico precio al que tiesee en-
barcarse para Ell norte. Box $40, Baya-
mon en- Hato Tejas, Domingo Nava-
rro.--11-25. -
Sc ALQUILAN tres hermosas habita-
clones para matrimonio jovenes So
los. Cruz Is altos, mano derecha 1880
COLARES:-A plazos y al contado,
en- la parada SS, Hato Rev. Ven
tajosas condolences. Para informes: o.
CALzADA, Ofcina Tetuan g, San
Juan, Tel. 1037-.12-14
80 a
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tas, que no quiso atender la adverten
cia. que fue como no atender su vida,
Traj6ronle ell tallo, Que era como de
cuartillo, neno hasta las heces de un
aqua ffna fria. Bebi6la con ansia y
fue como beber Ell MISERERE. Presto
sintiose NAL, retir6se y de ALI a pocas
horas presentaronsele unas f1ebres epi
demicas que por aqugl tiemapo eran
playa mortal.
No acertaron con ell tratamiento los
medicos famencos que traia consigo,
y de ALI a seis dias, ell veinticinco
de noviembre de mil quinientos seis,
contando los veintiecho amos DE edad,
pas6 dar a Dios cuenta, de sus actos
como hombre y como rey--
Y aqui fue donde Ell extravio mental
de Ia desgraciada dofia Juana comenzo
ser locara
Durante los breves dias en- que Ell mai
abri6 canlino para la jornada final de
su idolatrado esposo, constantemente,
sin dornlir un solo instante, estuvo a
la cabecera del lecho. Y cuando lego
ell trance fatal, diz que mas luch6 ella
con la muerte que Ell mismo enfermo--
Hizole embalsamar al uso de Flan-
des, Y luego mandole sacar una es-
pa'ciosa camara Y colocar sobre un sun
tuoso lecho.
Amortajado estaba Ell cadaver por
las pnopias manos de Ia Reina (que no
quiso que otras 70 tocasen mas como
fueran femeninas), con un rico traje
de brocado. todo guarnecido de arrni-
no, una gorra adornada por riquisimo
joyel, una cruz de piedras entire las ma
nos cruzadas, que eran como lirios mar
chitos, v calzado la flamenco, como
Su Alteza habfa por costumbre.
Durante los dias que segun la clique
ia palaciega estuvo el cadaver de cuer
po presente. nj un solo instante apart6
Sc la dolorida de su lado. Era la mas
tragica fgura del dolor que puede So
>narse, porque de sus ojos no salia nj
una sola 1agrima.
Diosele ror entonces TERRA en- la Car
tuja de Mirafores, hasta tanto cue
fuese tempo de trasladarle la Capt
LA Real de "a ciudad de Granada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-25
ANUNCIOS CLASIFICA ADOS

CE vENDE:-solar de 7S7 metros,
amplio y situado en- la mejor es
quina de la Gale de Lola, a precio de
situaci6n y con plazOs c6modOs. Infor
mara su dueno. Telefono s57 verde Q
$50, santurce.-R.
C0IARHs:-oans LOLA IpaFads
44). Precios sumamente bajos.
Nueva Urbanizaci6n. Su nombre y di-
recci6n por telefono, correO perso-
nalmerte. lie da derecho 4 informaci6n
detallada. Henry w. Dooly. Edihcio
Belaval, Tahca 2, TelefOno $50, san
Juan.-P.
VyIDRIERAs UsADAs:@ Hay bara-
tas.-Cruz 10, altos, Box 1904,
San Juan, p. R.-11-27.
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HOTELES
HOTEL lNGLATERRA

HOTEL INGLATERRA
San Justo 13 y is. Tel. 500.
San Juan. g.
Recientemente reformado.
AndRlias y frescas habitacionss
para cabaIIeros matrimonios
con o sin comidas, ell sitio mas
centrico de la ciudad, cerca q
los Bancos, Correo, Tren. TEo.
ley y MueIIes.
SERVINGS comidas a domlcIIlo,
{. CESTERO.
Propiefarla-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-25

IN joven con conocimientos On
mercancias, ferreteria, calzado Y
efectos de autom6vil desea coIocarse.
Puede dar referencias. Para otros In
fOrmes diriiass Al Box "a, Fajardo, p.
R.-11-S0s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-25

En- las postrimerias de aquel mismo
ano y llevando una vida nueva en- las
entranas, Quiso Dofia Juana tornar a
preocuparse de la muerte. orden6 que
fuese entonces "a traslacion del cuerpo
del Rey, siguiendo ella el penoso tran
sito.
( Dispnsose La partida, pero antes qui-
so yer aqusllos restos dueridos. No
bastaron disuadirla las razonah es
observaciones de la corte, nj Los ruegos
de la Comunidad Fu6 menester exhu
mar ell cadaver y abrir las diversas
cajas que lie guerdaban. La regia ca
rrofia aparecio lena de podredumbre,
pero nj la hediondez de la muerte pu-
do veneer el buen amor de la Reina,
que con sus manos TOGO aquelIas lace
rias y con sus labios beso aque'a bo-
ca, hervidero de gusaiios.
No vertio nj una lagrima, al igual que
Ell dfa que vierale exprirar entire sus
brazos, pues diz que desde un dfa en-
, que lloro tanto por haberle sorprendi
do en- amoroso coIoquio con una dana
flamenca tenia secos los manantiales
de los ojos.
Hizo colocar el nuevo feretro sobre
I'm I1agnifico caro- Sc emprendio la
jornada. Toda la corte v 10 mas grana
do de la grandeza iban en- pos. La Rel
ma toda encubierta por un luengo man
to. Seguia una larga escolta de gente
de pie y de a caballo, con hachas en-
cendidas.
No guerra caminar mas que de noche
porque decfa QUE UNA MUJER HO-
NESTA, DESPUES DE HABER PER
DIDO A sU EsPoso. QUE Es SUI
SOL, DEBE HUIR DE LA LUZ DEL
Ola. En- los pueblos del transito ha-
cianse funerales v no permitia que mu
jer alguna entrara en- ell temple.
La infelice, tan NAL lierida de amor,
habia celos mas ALA de la muerte.
Entire la villa de Torquemada y la
de Hornillos arreci6 tanto la crudeza
del tempo, que fue menester cobijarse
al aInparo de un monasterio. Accedi6
la Reina, pensandose que era de frai-
les, pero como POGO de entrar en- 6l
supiese que era de monjas, mand6 que
sacasen Ell f6retro Y 1e pusiesen en-
pleno campo, donde no Sc podia sufrir
el rigor de la temperature. pues Ell vien
to y Ell aqua apagaban las luces po-
nfan las vidas. en- peligro.
De tiemro en- tempo hacfa abrir ell
feretro para cerciorarse de que no le.
habian robado las cenizas de su amor.
Desta manera Sc cumpli6 la profecia
de una vieja agorera.
Cuentase, y no falta quien 10 de por
cierto, que cuando el Archiduuue des-
embarco en- Galicia para posesIonarse
del trono de Espaia:
I'D, Principe infeliz. que POGO Sc
redes con nosotros, mas andarsis lie
vado por Castillo despu6s de muerto
que de vivc----
Diego SAN JOSE,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-25

VyENTA DE FLORES NATURA-
LES On Ia calls .Hsars', step
IA. ganturce. --Llame 81 tel6fono 078
axul, Santurcs y sorAn ssrvidOs tnmsdia
tamente.-P. @
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RAL.EARE.S

ARECIBO, Plaza Principal. Hotsl,
Cafk. Colmsdo ' Restaurant. Il Ne
jes dc Aresibo. sitio para autozaSvi.
lea aBsxs 81 Hotel.
PEDRO URPT.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-25
--Ordene sus Tarjetas de
Nayidad, a REAL HMNOS.

DERDIDA: Una camara Eastman
: Kodak No. la con estuche de
cuero. Cuando Sc perdi6 tenia una peli
cu,a tomada. Gratifcare quien La
entregue MATTHEW B. COUCH.
Ensenada. a la oficina de la Inmigra
cion de San Juan, P. R.-11-27.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-25
cE A:IIoUTIA IN MIRAMAa, parad

CE ALQUILA EN- NIRAMAR, parada
~ IL, una casa nueva dividida en-
dspartamentos. Informara Inocencio Ri
vera, al frente de la misma. 12-7
nBRAs PoRToRRIQUENAs:- Sc
desean comprar obras portorri-
quefias en- buen estado. Dirijase por
escrito la Biblioteca Carnegie, San
Juan, Puerto Rico, indicando pfecio.
--12-12.
ne oPoRTUNfDAD: :-Frente al niue
lie de San Antonio (Puerta de
Tierya) sitio de gran movimiento CO.
mercial. Sc venden cambian por fin
ca urbana 455 metros cuadrados de
solar Informaran Telefono 90s negro,
Santurce-11-25
CE NEcEsITAN caladoras, deshila-
doras y montadores, expertas pa
ra la confecci6n de Blnsas Trajes.
Tambien agentes en- la Isla. Gale
Union No. 16, Parada IL Miramar P.
o. Box 1903, San Juan P. r. 1875.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-25

CE vENDEN ladrillos de solar, pie
dra en- brute, bigas de ausubo y
Sc regalan los escombros de la obra
del Puerto Rico ,Ilustrado". Gale
de Tetuan esquina San Jose. Para
insormes. dirijase F. B. Hatch, Box
686, San Juan.-12-7,
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AMIGO, EvITE I'D. MOLESTIAS y
perdidas de tempo que lie son perju-
dicial a su colocacion profession, CO.
miendo en- sitio distinto al Que reside.
En- Cristo 4 tltimo piso, encuentra us
ted amplias y. frescas habitaciones in
dependencies, va provistas de todo 10
necesario. ALI misnio Sc admiten abo-
nados de buena reputation. Dirijase a
E. G. Aviles, San Juan, P. P.-11-so
DESEO comprar una mauuina regis
tradora que este en- buenas con-
diciones y que su precio sea m6dico,
Ell interesado en- este negocio puede di-
rigirse al apartado numero GIL, Aqua
dilla, P. R.-11-25.
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Hotel Pennsylvania

SB Allen st. Tslafono sI9AN
Este hotal rocientements instalaae
en- un punto muy centrico, % ofrece N
Oubhco. CoFsidaS Gxcelentes y muy
bDen servtc1O, habitaciOnes frescas p
ventladas. Sc admttan abo1aao6 .
precios muy baratos.
Visits este hotel , saldr4 convonciaS.
Gams al sSlefon0 1342.
. k Stas. Vargas,
S&a Juan, r. k
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7 IBRoS DE MODAS:-Los tenemos
con cuentos para nihos interesan
te lectura novelesca y de ccnocimientos
TITLES especia'mente para las damas.
Envie % centavos j. B. Sanchez y
Co.. Acosta So, P. o. BOX s77, Caguas.
--11-28. +
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Diego SAN JOSE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-25

81 vENDE bonitc y c6mOdo "Bunga
lows en- el sitio mas pintOresco del
Csndado, cerca del mar Solar de mas
dc 800 metros cuadrados. Precio limi-
tadO. 1nformaran apartado S5s San
Juan. P
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CE ALQUhA en- 81 ''ToDaccO Pala.
ce'', TetuAn go, habitaciOnes tpar
te de IN apartamente) propias para vi
vienda u sAcinas. InfermarGn On q
segundO pisO, isunierda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-25

mizar en- Ia compra de pieles y
faateriales del ranc, solicitad nuestrOs
precios. Apartado 134. Aguadilla, P.
G-P.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-25

V7ToLINISTAs:--- oportunidad para
hacerse de excelentes durade-
ras euerdas para su violin. Envie un
dollar lie remitire un surtido compile
to, ineluyenao un cuarto de plata legi
timo. Manuel d. L6pez.-Aguadilla, p.
R.-l1-S0
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-25

CAJAs DE HIERRO. mo pague pre-
clio excessive. Estamos liquidando m 10
to de cajas para libros Y; caudales a
precios nunca vistos. lvisitenos ahora
misniol Busqne Ia hecha roja en- Ia
Ferreteris Finlay. 11-So
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-25

FRISAs: Para estas noches frescas te
nemos el mejor surtido en- frisas de al
gOd6n pura lana. Mandamos G. o.
D. a cualquier parte de la isla. La
Villa de Madrid. San Juan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-16
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Wall ST., New York, Aug. 16-STOCKS-
Ioday's stock market, one Of the most ae-
tive in recent weeks, gave a good demon
stration of strength, presumably on the as
sumption that an early settlement of pend
| money rates were contributing factor to
the upward movement. Sales approximated
Bullish enthusiasm reached a high pitch in
the forenoon and was reflected in the most
S1irippeEinen ISL pnging IN several weeks:
with gains of one to three points. The
bullish demonstration in rails was led by
Union Pacific, Chicago and Northwestern
| preferred, and New Orleans. Texas and
Mexico each of which established new peak
Spouse to a brisk demand for standard oils
of New Jersey and California, which were
up and Pa points respectively. There
was an active inquiry for public utility
issues, especial buoyancy beins shown by
North American and Public Service of New
Jersey, which climbed two points each.
Other individual favorites were United Re-
tail stores, United DrHg: virginia Caroline
Coco Cola, each of which advanced ? points
or more Call money opened at q per
The upward movement in prices was con-
, tinued at the opening of theN New York
proved Industrial situation resulting from
the settlement of the soft coal strike and
tefminStion Of the Slpesd t ~ an earS
active inquiry for rail: public utilities, oil
and steel shares resulted in advances OF
and Ohio gained point. with slightly
smaller advances being registered by St
Paul preferred, Southern Pacific Northern
Pacific. New York Central and Great North
ern preferred Steels moved into higher
ground under the leadership of United
States steel and Crucible, each Of which
were ap a point Mexican Petroleum open
ed slightly higher but soon extended its
gain two points New highs for the year
were made by Columbia Gas. North Ameri-
can and. Allied Chemical studebaksr was
in good demand. rising III.
Renewal of selling pressure In General
Asphalt and Mexican Petroleum, which re-
ceded points from their early highs, had
temporary unsettling effect in the after
noon. but prices steadied later. Reading.
Lehigh Valley, International Paper showed
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-16
REWARD AT LAST
Widow of Civil War Veteran to
See Her 62-Year-OId Boy.
For IS Years She Earned Her
Way-Gets $4,000 Pension,

Kansas City, Aug. 16.-Mrs. Mary
Margaret Roper, So, had left the Jack
son county home for the aged today to
live with her son. Joseph. 81 years old,
at Columbus, o. She has not seen her
son since he was four years old Con-
strained to make and sell quilts at the
home. as she said, ito provide against
burial in the potters field" Mrs.
Roper had, before saAe left, been as
sured by the G. A. r., that she is en-
titled TO and soon will have in her
pension resulting from the service of
in the Civil war.
following his return from the war. be-
came angered at something which she
said, Mrs Roper declared and left her.
taking with him two children, four
and one year old, which she bore him
during the war. That happened in
Springfield, Ohio, she said Over
whelmed by grief. she was i'll nearly
a year at the home of her sister.
Then her sister died and Mrs. Roper
went to Lees Summit. Mo, where she
lived, sewing and doing housswork
for a living, till she was II years old,
when she went to the county home.
Just think of the dresses you can
buy now, Mary" called one OF the old
women at the home, as Mrs. Roper
left.
You can be a regular twentieth
century girl" Mrs. Roper smiled and
went
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-16
CUT FLOUR PRICES
Topeka MiIIers Report Slight
Improvement in Business.
Mills Are Running Full Time at
Present Time.

Flour trade in Topeka last week has
shown little Improvement over the
unsatisfactory conditions of the pre-
vious week. There has been a slight
falling off in prices during the week
and a distinct uncertainty. But the
price reductions have not tempted
buyers to take chances under the
present transportation difficulties on
trade has been in small orders for
immediate shipment. On these or
ders, Topeka mills have been running
full time during the week, but there
is not booked anything like the nor
NAL run of advance orders, and trade
volume is far below its normal con-
dition for this season.
Some Better Foreign Demand.
There has been a slight revival OF
interest of foreign trade in the clear
egrades, but nothing very heartening.
The trade in clears for export is ham
pered by the light domestic demand
for patent grades. Not having orders
for the patent grades, the mills can
not produce any great quantity OF the
clears.
Buyers won't risk a decline in the
market and are looking to the spring
wheat movement to bring about a de-
cline The uncertainty of transporta-
ton is another strong factor in max
ing buyers hesitant about investing in
large quantities of flour.
III general al pAJAAS "a SAN4'
light, and unsatisfactory. ut may be
we are in for a year of hand-to- mouth
milling one miller said today.
Slow Trade Due to Strike.
Topeka millers are inclined to blame
the railroad strike for the situation,
more than they were last week. The
strike has created a psychological con-
dition thruout the country which is
bad for the market. In the foreign
market, the European economic and
financial situation is reflected in the
timidity of the foreign buyers.
Prices Saturday were quoted as fol-
lows: Hard winter wheat, short patent,
500 to $3.50; straight. $3.50 to $6;
first clear, $3.50 to $3.50; second clear
S4.25 to $3.50; low grade, $3.25 to
S3.75.
AIilIfeed Demand Better.
There was a distinct revival of in
terest in millfeed the early part of last
week. with a corresponding strength
ening of the price. Demand was bet
ter than it has been at any time in the
past three months. Bran quoted at
from Use to soc per 100, and gray
shorts at from $1.10 to s1.20.
This has been the dullest July and
August market that I have expert
enced in % years. David Page, head
of the Thomas Page Milling Co, de-
clared last week
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-16

Chicago, Aug. 16.-CATTLE-Recei pts
IL 900. Beef steers, active, strong to i5c
higher; top, $1OS5; bulk of sales, 50 Oo@
1880: better grades beef cows and heifers.
strong. to higher; other grades and Gamers
and cutters, steady to strong; bulk 15c
stoekers, UNCHANGED; bulk beef cows and
largely $275d3.75; bulk bologna bulls,
$400G4.25; veal calves, mostly ST.. 0oQ12 20.
HOGS-Receipts $4,000. Market slow.
Lighter weight, mostly steady to 15c lower
others, 19e to 10 lower TOP, S19 96S bul6
weights, $9.s5@1o40o 20 to 20 20 pound
butchers, $9.60@9S0; choice 300 pound
butchers, 5000; packing sows, generally
steady; bulk of sales, $7.75Qs.25: praeticEa a
1y no trading on pigs; heavy, $S.45@9 %
medium, S9Oo@99O; light. $9.50@1o; 90
light lights, $9.40@1o.00; killing pigs, $9.2o
@10.00
strong to higher mostly Toe to 15c up; ear
" top natives, $12 20; bulk of sales, SO. 500
1880; culls, mostly 5000; several strings
medium to good western lambs, 81. 25@
1895; good Washington bids Sass; four
cars of westerns held above $500; sheep,
mostly steady; medium ninety pound
western yearlings, $1,000 feeder, firmly
held; no sales.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-16
FIGHT FOR SOLDIERS BONUS
Assistant U. S. District Attorney
Urges Kansans to Vote for It

Emporia, Kan, Aug. 16.-"The
American Legion feels justified in
making an aggressive, non-partSan
fight for the success of the soldiers
Mcfarland of Topeka, divisional di-
rector of the legion's compensation
campaign and assistant United States
district attorney, declared here last
night at a gathering of former service
men from Lyon, Chase, Greenwood,
what other means could the voter
know whether or not the service men
really wanted it to succeed?" he
asked.
This piece of legislation came
without solicitation on the part of
service men," Mcfarland declared.
In fact, its introduction was delayed
until a referendum could be taken by
the legion of its membership to as
certain whether or not it was want
ed. When the answer was almost
unanimously affirmative it became a
law with only five votes recorded
against it in the legislature. 1t would
be rank ingratitude to permit it to go
by default
The speaker dealt at length on the
merits and provisions of the proposed
measure and declared~that every
voter in Kansas will nave a voice in
this matter on November a.. What
fairer method could be devised?
I'VE are appealing to the people
of Kansas for the success of this
measure Nunaided by the vision which
illumined the world four years ago,
with no marching columns, no martial
strains rending the air, no waving of
flags, but our simple appeal is that
the great body of the electorate fami!
iarize itself with the provisions of the
bill and vote one way or the other"
Mcfarland said in conclusion.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-16
FAIL TO IDENTIFY SUSPECT
Man Captured in Texas May Not BE
Morse After All


Morse After All
San Antonio, Tex. Aug. 16.-With
the inability of A. w. Brown, Denver
detective to identify the man held at
police headquarters as Edwin Fred
erick Morse. absconding bank teller
of Denver, as the man wanted, Gus T.
Jones, department of justice special
agent, has wired Denver for an official
of the International Trust company to
come here and attempt to identify the
prisoner. Morse is charged with hav-
ing absconded from the Colorado bank
on August 5, 1921. with $7S,166.
The hitch in identity is due to the
lack of resemblance between the Ber-
tillon photographs taken since the
prisoner arrived here from the boy
der, where he was captured while at
tempting to wade the Rio Grande and
the pictures sent out by the Denver
police department at the time Morse
disappeared with the banks funds
While the man in jail now claims
that he is the man wanted he at first
told officials that his home was in
Los Angeles and that his name was
Smith.