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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-08
ANUNCIOS CLASIFICADOS

aLOBITog DE- COMA; vsnsas Al Dor
aayOr. desds &C cts. grussa On adsIan-
70. gurttde rensvxds ssmanalmsnts.
ssrvtmos pedidos por corrso c. Q. D.
[ q. y, A. Allen 80, San JnAa P
TN BANCo DE AHORRo.-0 0na hoJa
is Is Navaja Auto Strop 10 dura de
;uatxo 3 seis meses, usandcla diaris-
aants. Es m positive ahoTo. Tiene
za asentadox automatico que Ie pro
pOrciona un flo nuevo cada vez que
- Afeite. Pida que se Ia ensefen. Ella
% convencsra. En- tOdas las casas de
BSn. Juan Vals t1.00.-- Dsp6sito
AIlen 81. 2
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LOsIiesgOs en- agriculture
Continuation de Ia pag. %

III +.
fort de la vida, viajes de recreo, a la
compra del autom6vil indispensable,
a nuevos negocios, extrafios la agri-
cultura; en- algunos casos, comprar
nuevas tierras, que no habran de cul-
tivarse por la falta de recursos Q que
conduciran al agricultor a contraer dea
das para mejorarlas y cultivarlas.
Gcneralmente nuestros agricultores e
1ndustriaies al dia siguiente de liqui-
dar sus cuentas, con buenos benefcios,
tiensn que pedir dinero q una corpo-
raci0n bancaria industrial para La
refacci6n; y 81 no 10 obtienen, Sc que
jan de la falta de ayuda, de que estan
solos, como Ell gallego del cpento, y
acuden, bien copsigan el dinero no,
q rcbajar los jornales Y pVlir la re-
baja de la contribution, los mas ricos
Q de mayores medios; y los pequeaOs Sc
resignan con su suerte y tratan de So
lir de sus fncas, como dnico medic de
conjurar el desastre
Las crisis econ6micas, Sc suceden en-
los Estados Unidos cada siete amos, y
dehemos tenerlo en- cuenta en- La organi-
zacion de los negocios. La baja de los
precios es nno de los riesgos del agri-
cnltor, contra 81 cual solo puede pre-
vcnirse con eli fondo de reserva y con
81 cultivo intensive para obtener las
nayOres cosechas, en- el menor espacio
de terreno con cl menor gasto
Las reservas no deben acumularse
snualmente en- 6inero hasta que no Sc
hayan pagado todas las deudas; no
ser que estas sean plazo flo de I'M
ndmero de amos v en- cada afo Sc Sc
pare un fondo de amortization al mis-
mo tempo que Ell de reserva. La mejor
reserva es una propiedad libre de gra-.
vamen, que en- cualquier momento pue-
da hipotecarse emitir bonos, para dis
poner discretamente de ella, Una ves
Ia propie1ad libre de gravanen, Sc de-
be empezar separar I'm fcndo de re
serva en- dinero, que debe depositarse Ell
el Ranco cooperative de la Liga Agri-
cola, del ctal el agricultor es accionis
Ia, participando de sus benehcios.
Los agricuftores deben tener sus ban
cos propios. No Sc puede explotar indus
tria alguna de modo eiciente con exi
to positive, tangible en-, dinsro sin Ban
cos, en- los cuales los accionistas y CO.
-soE1vIoysusq sosTIH sol uBss sTas!4us1r
Todos los medios expuestos para pre-
Caverse reme5iar en- parte los riesgos
a que naturalmente esta expuesto Ell
agricultor, por las perdidas en- Ell cam
po en- los mercados consumidores, no
SON sufcientes. Porque hay mrchos ca
SOS en- que los males enumerados adquie
rem tales proporciones, que pueden ori-
ginar la perdida de las cosechas;. y los
flegos v los ciclones son riesgos tam
bien que pueden, en- horas, destruir las
plantaciones mas sanas, mejor cultiva-
das, prometedoras de cosechas ampia
mente remuneradoras.
De aqui del SECURE de cosechas por
contrato POLKA de copafiiss, que ea
los Estados. Unidos hacen este negocio
De los seguros de cosechas por con-
tratos, trataremos en- otra OCCASION.
Ramon Gambia CeRDovA.
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Z yENTA DE FLORES NATURA-

LES en- la, Gale Hoare'', stop
IA. santurce -LIame al telefono 678
azul, santurce seran servidos inmedia
tamente. p.
MEs. LU0ILA q. RTERA Casa para
Familias. Habitsc1ones c6modas , ven-
tslsdas. Cociis f'nertorriquefa. 1919
Seventh Ave. (Esq. Gale 11s;. New
York s-17
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WILLARD es sin duna alguna 81 meJor
acurnlador que puede poner su CARO-
lo1 fabricantss de automobiles 10 usan
csmo equipo standard; de ahi 81 supe-
r1e1idad. SANTIAGO A. PANzARDI'
TNo. la casa que da servicio'. San
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A RGUMENTos PARA CINE!:-
= Nuevas ideas en- gran demanda!
Las ideas de I'd. pueden valer mucho.
Por que no aprende a escribir argumen-
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sE ALQUILA un hermoso almaceA aca-
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NINA ARRoLLADA PoR UN AuT'

En- la parada 21 1I2, santurce, un
sutom6vil guiado por Alfonso ojeda
arrollo la nina Isabel valladares, de
8 amos, produciendole golpes on diferen
tes parties del cuerpo. ojeda fu6 arres
tado v el Juez lie exigi6 tres mil do
Iares de fansa.
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cINE LUNA:

Max Lindcr en- la comiquisima cinta
''sicte AMOS de mala suerte
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TEATRo AMERICA:

La magnifca production de arte so
\ bre las Nubesn
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-08
UNA coRNADA

En- el barrio Beatriz, de cayey, un
buey di6 una cornada al niho Andres
vazquez, produciendole una besida en-
la ingle derecha.
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CINE TRES BANDAKAs

Conway Tearle en- ell colossal drama
'sEscarnio dc Mnier', una cone5ia.
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TEATRo s'sFRAND":

vavian Martin en- 81 bonito drama
4 de gran interes "connicto de ideas \
una comedia.
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BURngoUEN PARK:

FL sublime poema cinematosraico III
tulado 'Yo: Acuso''
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UI1Vm Las ANTTLLAN A

Charlie Chaplin Ell la intercsante CO
media lei Chicuelo,,.
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BHLIooRAPH. lcasans): !:

Walliam S. Hart en- @o,Marey'' de
la Real Montada, drama en- ssis actos
y una Revista Grafica.
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Sc NECESITAN CON ukGENClA,
agentes para hacer ropa interior de Sc
da, deberan solicitar personas exper.
tas solamente. Dirijase al apartado 1154,
San Jtian.-P.
WILLARD ST va I'd. coinpTat un
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ticne, nuevo Q viejo, es bueno que sepa
que tiene I'd. derecho al serv:cio WI
LIZARD Examen de su acumulader
cada dos sen1anas. aqua destilada pura,
TODD gratis. Reparaciones al costo de
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vARIEDADEs (Bayam6nl

Debut de Isabel soria, pianista y so.
pranO y Ell actor c6mico Eduardo Ca
rreaano Y un drama on cincO actos.
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XACAS

90 venden so muy busnas. iovenss
, bonitas.- 80 paridas y 20 Lcrras.
Tambien SO venden 2, torres Hslaeein
Iuros, j6venes inmunea Ia iebrs de
IA garrapata.
Dirfjase jose L rssQnsrA, Edifcio
Bouret, San Juan. Advt.
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CINE ''PUERTo RIco".

Clara Kimhall Young en- Ell extraordi
mario drama 'virgen Munaana''
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LIBERTY:

AAbElA4
Viola Dana en- su graciosisimo drama
'fCatorce Novios''
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CINE NORMA:

Lya Mara on Ia lindisima production
en- nueye actos Alma Encadenada'
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CE ALQUILA. En- S45 casa made
ra, reciente construction, rropia
para un matriniorio, calle Duffaut, pa
rada 1S, Santurce .cerca plaza mercado,
teatro Olimpo, v a igual distancia para
das carretera condado. Informaran:
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CE ALQUILA una casa de seis ha-
bitaciones, con garaje y demas CO.
modidades modernas, sta en- la Gale
del Parque ss. o M. Wood, Tetuan
St., San Juan--6-8.
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ANuNCIo DE vENTA DE $500 10000
EN- BoNos DE UNI TIPo De INTE-
RES QUE NO ExCEDA DEL PoR
100 PARA MEJoRAS PUBLICAS DEL
MUNICIPIO DE SAN JUAN, P. r.
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CAFETERIA AIsT a1TA sol, na,

bastante grande v con dos dep6sitos,
propia para restaurant. Para informe:
dirijase al Cafe CENTRAL, tel6fono
13, Catafio, p. R.-G.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-10-28
Republican Candidate for County
Has Over Two Years More to
Serve as Assessor

Eliminating. Hulke was an employe of
the Stewart-Warner Speedometer COM
pany. While drinking water at a hy-
drant maintained for the accommoda-
tion of the employees he raised his
head suddenly and struck an iron bar
with such violence that he sustained
fracture of the skull. He was re-
moved to the county hospital, where
some surgeon, name never disclosed
cut out a section of the bone of the
skull. All witnesses agreed that the
brain was exposed. They agreed also
that Hulke was securely strapped to
the bed
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-10-28

Peter Angsten, who was a mem
ber Of the commission during admin
istrations of Governors Dunno and
Lowden says that the recurring ap-
pearances of the coroner's physicians
before the commission as witnesses
for insurance companies and other
corporations became such scandal
that the commission could not con-
tinue to ignore it. Mr.. Angsten called
attention to the fact that one insur-
ance company produced its books be-
fore the commission and that the books
revealed that a number of the coron-
er's physicians were on the companies
pay roll"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-10-28
Party in Fine Shape Locally for the
November Battle With Good Leaders
And Strong Ticket
County Chairman O'Brien Launches Some Telling
Shafts at City Hall and Lets Them Slide
for Public Notice

Slattery is ward committeeman. A
meeting is to be held at headquarters,
630S Broadway. next Thursday night.
All candidates will be present.
~
Simon j. German, Democratic nomi-
nee for congressman-at-larg is on his
last downstate trip. He is billed for
Bloomington, Alton, East st. Louis
and other points in that neck of the
woods The German platform, the
only plank of which is light wine and
beer, has made a big hit out in the
state, according to all reports.
~cA
Former Governor Edward F. Dunno
has refused to serve on the commit
tee to advocate the proposed new
state constitution, on the ground that
he entertained serious objections to
the. document.
1T will deprive Cook County of fair
representation in the Senate in ac-
cordance with the population of the
county," he said. 1T gives Cook
County only forty-five members in fu-
ture legislatures. This is manifestly
unfair to Cook County.
1T takes from the electors of Cook
County the right to keep on the bench
the judges duly elected by these same
electors and prevents judges from
controlling the procedure of their
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-10-28

Alderman Cermak, Democratic
nominee for president of the county
board, is getting enthusiastic re-
sponses to his constantly repeated
pledge that he will use his authority
if elected to scale down the cost of
county government.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-10-28

The Democrats expect to carry
Cook county November Z by an aver
age majority of over $4,000 for the
county ticket.
~~
Henry Horner for probate judge is
almost certain of 100000 majority
and more.
<e
Robert NJ. Sweitzer for county clerk
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-10-28

a license number on it for fear peO-
pie might complain. Yet we hear
fOur-f1ushers talk about curing loop
congestion.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-10-28

THE county board" he said, zap
propriated from $4,000 to $4,000 a
year for the maintenance of the COM
mission until the Law Enforcement
League, through it's president, J. n.
McMinn, and it's attorney, Charles S..
McNatt, filed a bill in the Circuit
court, which resulted in restraining
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-10-28

Several doctors admitted having
taken fees and Reinhardt so excited
the wrath of Hoffman that the latter
vociferOusly demanded mis- immediate
resignation. Reinhardt complied. But
three months later he was restored to
the pay roll and is there now.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-10-28

Following the meeting of the doc
tors, o. o. Custer, of Galesburg, who
was then chairman of the industrial
commission, issued a public statement
in which he demanded that an i'm
mediate and complete investigation
of the office of coroner be made by
competent authorities
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-10-28

owners. Those who can employ
counsel acquainted with the ropes can
get assistance of the board,' he said,
but the great mass of the taxpayers
who do not know the procedure must
pay or lose their property
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-10-28

After Hulke's death DR.. Reinhardt
conducted pOst-mOrtem examination.
He removed the stomach and took it
to his home, where he retained it for
two days. Then he gave the organ to
Chemist McNally, who found that it
contained cyanide of potassium
Thereupon coroner's jury found that
the unfortunate Hulke, had obviously
committed suicide. Two physicians
who were present at the post-mortem
testified before the industrial commits
sion, when they were asked about
the cyanide of potassium, that they
did not smell it while the stomach was
being removed, and explained that if
it had been present in the stomach on
the occasion Of that operation, they
surely would have detected it through
the OdOr it must have created
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-10-28

Alderman U. S. Schwartz, Demo
cratic nominee for the Board of Re-
view, charges that Chicago homes are
being broken up by the scores and
turned over to the tax sharks because
the Board of Review which was pro-
vided to give relief has not func-
toned in the cases of small property
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-10-28

Otto Rueter & Co. have purchased
additional acres, making a total of
9312 at an indicated 100000 for the
development of Morgan Park Manor
subdivision at the northwest corner
This is the new town surrounded by
golf club courses, recently announced.
The selling company will deed to the
community seven and half acres
after developing them with a commu-
nifty house, tennis courts, Fairgrounds,
etc.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-10-28

6I6 f1OnuldU, WHO Is running 1Or
sheriff on the Republican ticket this
year, has still two years more to
serve as Coroner.
@GaA
Charley Ringer, Republican candi-
date for county treasurer this year,
has still two years more to serve as
county assessor.
%eA
This exhibition of more jobitis is
disgusting large number of stall
wart Republican voters.
e
1t is only two years since these two
fellows were elected by Republican
voters to the offices they now hold
1t is rumored that Hoffman is more
than willing to hold onto both of
fees if he is elected sheriff
~e
But the fact that the Democrats
are certain to elect the county board
this year is what is troubling Re
publican leaders.
The county board would have the
election of successors to Hoffman as
coroner and Ringer as assessor in the
event of their election.
~eN
So instead of having the patron
age of four offices the Republicans
would only have the patronage of
two Offices
So the party would gain nothing
by electing Hoffman sheriff and Ring
er treasurer
Michael L. IgOe, Democratic Legis-
lative Leader addressing, the Demo
cratic Business Mems League at the
Sherman House took the hide off of
Pete Hoffman Republican Candidate
for Sheriff. The following report of
the speech is from the Daily News
of October "a
-Four years ago, or to be exact, on
Dec 5, 1919, Peter Hoffman, then as
now coroner of Cook County, issued a
public statement through the medium
of the City Press association, in which
he declared his intention to retire
from his office at the end of his then
term. He promised that he would
devote the remaining two years of
service to cleansing the coroner's Of
flee not alone of undesirable employees
but of practices, which had won con-
demnation.
%e~.
AT the conclusion of his term in
1920 Hoffman, ignoring the promise he
had made two years previously again
became a candidate for coroner. In
the meantime he had shifted his fac
tional legiance and became a profess
sed supporter of Lundin and ThOmp-
SON.
~egA
"Hoffman's conversion, it is now
known was wholly a matter of eX-
pediency. For example, one of his
acts during the period the spotlight
of newspaper investigation was shin
ing furiously upon him, was that he
compelled DR.. Reinhardt, a member
of his professional staff, who had con-
fessed that he accepted fees from in
surance companies to appear as a wit
ness and prove that injury and death
were due to the negligence of the in
jured, or natural causes in the cases
of those who died. to resign from the
coroner's service.
\eA
The records of the county comp
troller's office disclose that Reinhardt
was restored to duty on March Is,
1918. Therefore, he was separated
from his job only three months and
ten days. That was the way Hoffman
kept his promise.
-eM
THE case of Henry Hulke is il
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-10-28

Mr.. Igoe then charged that the pub
lie safety commission, one of Coroner
Hoffman's projects, became a we'll
organized annex to the coroner's poll
tical machine and that it was used to
make money for somebody.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-10-28

Mr. Hoffman said that he had en-
deavOred to run the corners office
with a view to protecting the rights
of the poor" Mr.. Igoe continued. HE
admitted that there probably had been
some Irregularities in the rendering
of verdicts For instance, he explain
have charged the verdict to accidental
death
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-10-28

is a name to conjure by and his re-
election by a record breaking vote is
predicted.
~SA
Patrick J. Carr will be reelected
county treasurer by majority so big
they will have no precedent for it.
Emmett Whealan will carry Chicago
for county commissioner by a vote
that will touch the 100000 plurality
mark.
~S
James M. Daley Will be elected
sheriff in the opinion of many who
like the campaign the Democratic
candidate is making by a majority of
over $4,000 votes.
%6A
James NJ. Whalen, Michael Rosen-
berg and Timothy J. Grove feel GER
tain of their election as sanitary trus-
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"The industrial commission put
aside the verdict of self-destruction
and awarded Mrs. Hulke the sum of
$500
Mr. Igoe recited details of several
similar cases. Then he told Of a meet
ing of coroner's physicians called by