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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-24

''Tengo ahora sesenta y siete amos,
pero en- toda mi vida habia visto una
medicinal como Tanlac " he conocido
tantas! A mi edad, aumentar II kilos,
sin embargo, es asi, dice la Sra.
Em1ma Reifenstein, avenida Webster,
No 337, Syracuse, N. Y.
"'Si estuviese en- mi poder'', CONT
nia,'' pondria una botella de Tanlac
en- Ell hogar de todo hombre, mujer
ni1o enfermo del pals, porque conozco
10 que esta maravilosa medicina hara
por ellos. Durante unos dos amos perdi
el dominic de mis- nervios. No me atre-
via salir de la casa ir al centro de
negocios, menos que me acompailase
mi ebposo. Tenia miedo hasta de cru
zar la calle me sentia constantemen-
te temerosa.
mi estomago era debil y Sc tras-
tornaba con facilidad. Podia pasarme
dias enteros sin alimento 'solido. No
pOu1a OSSCdnSGT AG uoCue pt1d Act- -OA
aIgo y, me sent.a fatigada y agobiada
constantemente A veces, me arraStra
ba para atravesar mi hahitacion y es-
taba tan d6bil y me sentia tan agobia-
da que crei que me moria.
"Ahora gozo de ccmplata salud 5
no ne tenido indigestion Nunca he dor
mido mejor que ahora. Todos los We
cinos hablan de mi curacion, pues ma
die craia que pudiese sobrevivir, mas
que algunas semanas mas Esta mag
1Be1ca medicina me ha dado salud fe-
licidad y no puedo decir bastante para
elogiarla
El Sr. j. Reifenstoin, al comentar
Ell testimonio de su esposa, dice: "Si,
su curacion ha sido una grata sorpre-
sa para todos nosotros. Hace algunas
semanas, no tenia IDEA de que pudie sc
sanar, pero ahora Sc halla en- I'm esta-
do de salud mejor que nunca y hay que
reconocerle todo ell merito Tanlac
! Eemos durado casados cincuenta y dos
amos y no creo que la haya visto nunca
tan bien como ahora. -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-24

tConsidern que Tanlac es la mejo
medic.na del mundo, pues he aumenta-
do IA kilos en- peso, desde que comence
tomsrlo. Sencillamente me ha lie
nado de nueva vida energia y por
Ia prinera vez en- /mucho5 amos, puedo
sentarme la mesa diSfrutar de tres
comidas ca4apletas, como los delnas.
En- real1aad, Tanlac me ha hecho CO.
| mer mejor, dormir ntajor, trabajar me
jor. creo que es todo 10 que el hom-
bre puede esperar obtsner de una me-
dicina.
"Antes de tomar Tanlac, habia per-
dido II kilos de peso y estaba en- I'm
estado de agotamiento, que me era ca
81 impossible trabajar. Parecia que ma
da me hacia b'en v al alimento SO me
agriaba invariablemente en- ell estoma.
go. Tenia siempre una sensation de
malestar en- ell estomago, y a pesar de
haber probado muchas medicinas. no
me senti aliviado sino hasta que tome
Tanlac.
"Tambien sufria mueho veces de
reumatismo, pcro este ha desaparecido
va. En- realidad, esta maravillosa me-
dicina me ha convertible eli otro hom-
bre. Me siento mucho mas joven v
puedo hacer mas trabajo cue nunca.
'Naturalmente, tengo gran satisfac-
cion en- poder dar mi testimonio, pues
deseo que otras personas que sufren
shora como yo sufri, tomen egta me-
dicina obtengan alivio''
Ell notable aserto anterior 10 hizo Ell
sr. Harry M Allen, con residencia en-
la Gale Saint Martin No 1909, Pitts
burg, Pa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-24
UNA SRA. DE CHICAGO HA
AUMENTADo 8 KILos DE PESO

''No habSa gozado de tan buena sa-
lud nj me habia sentido tan lbien en-
todos sentidos, desde hacia vayfos amos,
como me he soatido desde que comence
tomar Tanlac,' dice la Sra, Anna
E. Hughes, Gale Elm, No. %, chica-
go, Ill. 'No solo ha sido este asi, 81
no que tambien he aumentado 8 kilos
en- peso y apenas pasa dia sin quo mis-
vecinos me feliciteh por 10 ben que me
veo Despues de haber obtenido tan
espl6ndidos resultados en- mi case, no
puedo menos de pensar en- otros que
necesitan Tanlac como 20 10 necesita-
ba, y considero que depo referirlo a to-
do el mundo.''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-24

"He aumentado II kilos de peso y
considero cue Tanlac es la mejor me-
dicina Gel mundo," dice la Sra Ro-
bert o. Reynolds. Gale North Denver.
No. 1877, Kansas City, Mo.
''Por espacio de diez ailos, sufri de
una forma muy grave de reumatismo.
v Intermediates del est6mago y de los
nervios. Tenia muy NAL apetito. Por
POGO que comisse, Sc me agriaba Ell es-
tonnage sufri de los dolores mas in
tensos en- la espalda. caderas y hon.
bros. Ell relmatismo era tan grave,
que no podia nj levantar las manos pa
ra oeinarme v los brazos me dolian has
ia las puntas de los dedos. Estaba tan
debil y agobiada, que perdi toda mi
energia, la vida era para mi una car
ga pesada.
"S6lo habia tornado la primera bo-
tella de Tanlac, cuando observe que
iba mejorando mi apetito y podia va
dormir mejor en- la noche. He tornado
tres botellas Y es ,realmente asombrosa
la manera en- que me ha meiorado y re-
constituido. Puedo ahora tomar cual-
uuier cosa de todo. sin sentir la me-
nor molestia. Duermo perfectamente
en- la noche me encusntro en- un esta-
do de sRlud mucho mejor de 10 que me
habia sentido en- mucho tempo. Me
complace enviarles este testimonio, es-
ssrando que cualquiera cue sufra aho-
ra, como y sufri, experiments los mis-
mos resultados marevillosos, como pien
so que sucedera, 81 prueba Tamae''.
UN CoMERCIANTE DE TEXxS
AUMENTo Is KILoS DE PESO \
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-24
POT que eI departameOtO
de Agriculture y TrabajO
necesita empIear Ia ra-
diO-te|efOnia y Ell cine
m;tjgrafO
Por Ramon Gsandia. Cordova

Por me9io de Ia o-telefonfa el
Departameato puede comunicar5e ra-
pidamente con todo su personal dc cam
20. comp" este de IL -Inspectores y
35 Agentes diStribuidos en- los distri-
tos y diviSiones sgron6micaS en- qae
esta dividida la isla. Puede asi mismo
dar mitines y conferencias los agri
Lultores de toda la isla con notable
economic dc tempo y dinero. Hoy el
Comisions6o -Comisionado los
Inspecto3es de los dos Negociados de
Agriculture y del Trabajo salen los
domingos Ia isla q dar conferencia3
a los agricultores organizando las Lii
gas Agricola3. La isla tiene rs pucblos
v ell aiio So Gomingos es decir, ore Sc
necesitsria afio medic lara ir a to-
dos los preblcs de la isla en- esta Ia
bor Ge propaganda que resultaria muy
lenta POGO eficiente. Por medic de
Ia -te;efonia puede 6arso en- TN
dia a INA hora dada una conferen-
pia Ell San Juan a todos los agricul-
torres dc los 76 municipios Gle la isla
1eunit,os en- los ruoblos en- Ia plaza pt-
tHca. La ecoucmia de dinero on este
solo servicio representa- mas de $4,000
cue sc gastarian anualmente en- re-
correr Ia isla para dar estas conferen-
cias.
Por medic de estos sencillisimos apa
ratios pueden recibir rapidamente la
information de nuestro mercado inte
rior en- toda la isla, Y toda la infor-
macion del mercado exterior y de los
negocios en- general que recibiremos de
New York de los Departamentos de
Agricultural Y Comercio de Washing
ton. Daremos informes del tempo y
anunciaremos rapidamente la proximi-
dad de los ciclones.
El Comisionado de Agriculture y
Trabajo gestiona con los Comislonados
Gle Servicio Publico, con las Ligas
Agrfcolas y las Centrales azucareras,
ell que installer aparatos receptores,
para estar en- rapida Y eficiente CO.
municaci6n con ellos, utilizando los ser
vicios de la planta de la Radio Cor
poration.
| La rapida communication del pensa-
miento,. como Ell transporte rapido de
las cosas de las personas, es un me-
dio necesario al progreso y nuestra cl-
vilizacion no hubiera alcanzado el dess
rrollo que hoy tiene sin la invenci6n
del TELEGRAPH, del telefono y del medic
mas perfecto de comunicar la palabra
hablada; la radio-te.efonia; Y sin los
medios rapidos de Transports: el ferro
carril, ell buque de vapor, el autom6-
vii ell aeroplano.
Tambien ell departamento esta util1-
zando ell cinemat6grafo. Desde hace va
rios meses Sc exhiben en- la isla pc
liculas que dan a nuestros agricultores
importantes lecciones objetivas. Estas
peIiculas Sc reciben de Washington ca
da dos semanas v circular por los CT
mes de la is.a durante semanas. E
servicio esta va perfectamente regula'
rizado. El Departamento Sc propone ha
GER peliculas en- Puerto Rico Y esta
dando los pasos necesarios para clio.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-24
DICE TcHTTCHERINE

MOSCU, octubre 22.-Georges Tchit-
cherine, ministro de Relaciones Exte-
riores ha dec arado un Redactor de
la ''United Press" que ell hecho de ha-
ber retirado las garantias protectoras
de los ciudadanos extranjeros, Sc debe
solamente, a la insistencia de los ja-
poneses de evacuar comp -etamente
vladivostok, antes que Sc verificara la
entrada de las tropas rusas.
Tchicherine ha puesto en- claro este
detalle para desmentir algunos infor-
mes acerca del asunto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-24
NUMEROSAS PERSONALS DOMINICAN
AUMENTO EXTRAORDINARILY EN- PESO
Miles de Personals Debzesly De-
Ecadas Han RecObralc la Sa-
Iud Rapidamente, con Solo
TOmaf Tanlac.

Una de las csra acter1sEcas mas no
tables. en- relaci0A con D. introduction
de Tanlac. y laeQas qgIzas Sc destaca
mas prominentelnente Is ell gran rt-
nero de pcrsonas. bieh. conocidas de
todas na-tos del psis. ole han comuni-
cado recientementam m auSnea.o notobls
v rapido EN- peso, kepmo resultado &c
tomar It. me5icinal
Cuande tantas pe3splas tan bien CO.
nocidas, de indu an : tintegridad, ha
cen un aee.to tras stb, corroborando
cada uno Ell snseriora eEo puede va du-
darse de Ia verdad ddl tales asertos.
Niles de personal 1han testifcado
que esta famOsa medsrlna les ha res
taurado por compleS9s la salud Y Ia
enargia, despues que hdbian fracasado
todas las den3s mediab1as Y ell trata-
miento msdicQ mas hAbad
Entire otros, estan los 5asertos frrna-
dos que aparecen en- eli atticulo adjnto.
''Tanlac SO vends enElas principales
droguerias y farmacias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-24
UN PACIENTE DE DENVER AU-
MENTO Is KILOS DE PESO

Gel dia en- que comence a tomar
Tanlac solo pesaba SO kilos. Al termi-
mar la tercera botc.la, pesaba IA kilos,
y dudo mucho de que haya una perso-
ma en- Denver que Sc sienta mejor que
ID que yo me siento ahora'', dice ell Sr.
Harry Lilly, calla Clayton, No. 1855,
Denver, Colo.
'Antes de tomar Tanlac, me hallaba
tan NAL de reunatismo, y tan enfermo
Gle los rinones y del estomago, que va
la vida era para mi una carga muy pc
sada. -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-24
UNA BOsTONENsE AUAfENTO 5
KILOS DE PESO

''He aumentado cinco kilos de peso.
tomando Tanlac me veo tan fuerte
y bien en- estos dias. que todas mis- ami
gas me han felicitado por mi alivio, -
dice la Sra, A. J. Pierce, calle Boyls-
ton, No. I'LL, Boston, Mass. Advt.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
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New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Fyr1sc88 Bermuda
line acquires Big
Tourist Concession
One-iwclfth of Island ID
Purchased for Develop.
mcnt as Winter Resort,
Lunch on Fort Victoria

The Furness Bermuda Line has sc-
Guired approximately one~twelfth ~
the island Of Bermuda for developrnr III
as resort for tourists 4 viii erecA
= hotel with 600 rooms, c,urs.
and other accommodate accsrdins
to information obtained Yesterday.
This announcement was made at .
luncheon to tourist agents given on
board the Fort Victoria at her pier "A
Iifty-ffth Street, North River, yhic.
was attended by large number "A
shipping men. A. J. Outerbrdge. an
Official Of the line; C.. VI Armstrong
passenger traffic manager and II. Iess.
fries Davies, captain Of the vessel. vera
among the speakers.
1t also was said that in June tas
Bermuda service would De increased
by the addition Of the Fort George a
sister ship Of the Fort Victoria. which
is now in the West Indian run. Roth
ships are approximately Of 13000 tons.
and have speed Of seventeen knot
The Furness Bermuda Line was 6r,s
established in 1874. with a vessel of
ten knots speed. 1t now mas the fast.
est ships in the service.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Plu1nrner Asserts
u. S. Subsidies Will
Build Up Shipping g
Tells Middle West Business
Men How Foreign Nations
Have Aided Establishment
of Their Merchant Fleets

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan 90 Edward
C. Plummer, commissioner Of the
United States Shipping Board, in an
address to-day before the Chamber OF
Commerce gave specific reasons why
the American merchant marine re-
quires government aid to meet com
petition with foreign shipping, outlin-
ing measures which have been taken in
the past by other nations.
Beginning with reference to the
condition of England when Sir Walter
Raleigh made his report, with the re-
suit that the government proceeded to
pay bounties for the encouragement of
shipbuildng, Mr.. Plummcr showed how
England, far behind Holland and Spain
in her merchant shipping, was by these
subsidies and by the drastic discrm-
nations Of the Cromwell laws enabled
to become the CONNIE rcial mistress Of
the seas.
Mr.. Plummer referred also to tho
Japanese law which provided n subsidy
to pay for the building of steamship
hulls, and another subsidy to build
engines, and then A mileage subsidy
which aided these vessels in their OPP
Grafton, and gave Japan within p gen
Grafton a fine merchant marine.
The history of Germany also was
outlined. These and other instances Of
government assistance were cited to
show not only that aid must be given
to American ships if they are to en-
gage in foreign trade, but that this aid
is not limited to the vessels which re
ceive it, but becomes Il benefit to prac
tically all industries Of the country.
Mr.. Plummer pointed out that since
England, by it's agreement Of a Few
months ago, devoted more than S40.-
100000 to "stabilizing" her coal bust
ness, she has, as recent press reports
show, broken into the markets which
for years have been supplied by the
coal of the United States, and is even
to-day selling her coal in this country.
He said that as shipping is the great
est single industry which England pos
sesscs, so it is now one of the greatest
industries in this country, and in its
success the farmer, the mechanic and
vital an interest as the man upon the
scacoast. AS this industry made the
British Empire possible, so this indus
try alone can insure those foreign mar
kets upon which the prosperity of this
country must now depend according to
Mr.. Plummer.
"Experience shows that ships are the
best sa]esmen country can have; that
no permanent market can be created
and held abroad unless supplied by
means of our own ships" he said.
Therefore, every man. woman and
child in the United States has a real
and important interest in American
shipping"
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21

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american star - SSW Scotland Jan -
AgNibay lat aa - Ion so - Ian 20.
Areon 1880 L Ambrose law -
Atenas s. W Havana Jan 20
'9' orafnne!i point LAT So 16 Ion 81 o. Ian 49,
Centennial state a2o L Ambrose Jan 20
Cer'o Azul 'a4 W Sand Key Jan 10.
Charies Shar =, H.rwcod $50 F Tampico ,lau 20.
Chariot l42 from Halifax Jan 20
chester '.i',.a Valley v Sand Key Jan 70;
Creole ia Jupiter Jan 20
bavjd McNe,vs 100 Jupiter Ian 20.
Eas,.tn = Kemp Hn5 - ,., sa1d i<ey Jan 70
Edward ]. poheny 400 " rampico Jan 20.
Edward Pierce 3 Block lsland Jan %.
Tlishoro 40 ssE Hat,eras Jar 20.
E,kton 20. Scotland Jan 20.
Elmac 25i Scotland Jan 20.
Gl Mundo l2o WNW Tortugas Jan %.
Everest $40 IIatteras Jan 20
Fluor Spar 1877 Sc st Johns Jan 20
Franklin Ian. Is s Scotland Jan 20
FTeeport Sulphur A. n Na,tcras Jan 90.
George Wash ington 1868 u Ambrose Jan 90.
Gulf of Mexico c3 s IIattoras Jan 20.
Herman Erasch 30 NE Nottsras Jan 49,
Hickman 1919 f. Ambrose Jan 49,
lligho IA NV rortugas Jan 20
liouma 81 " Sand key Jan 20.
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9 White loi scotland Jan -.
Illinois 10 Fowey Rocks Jan 20
j Al Guiiey ~ u Nattcras Jan 20.
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Joseph Cudahy Is N Sand Kew Ian 90
kentnchian pd Ovcrfalls an 20
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Lake kvtt" ~ NE Iiatteras Ian -
lnon 9lo Cape Hcnlopan Jan 20
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Jan 20
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Marquis la IS ion 12.o3 jan 20 Jan 90
Mcvania pd Key West Han 20.
Montana S Scotland Jan 90.
Mount Evans so z Key West Jan 20
Hacata 2325 z Hattreas Jan 10
Panama 145 9 Scotland Jan 90
Panaman 4s5 Scotland Jan 20
Paraguay Jupiter Jan 20
pari7rHina a91 X Limon Jan 20
P1stores 274 from Cris;obal Jan %
Pioneer Plumas "a Sc South Pass Jan 90
Radio1arc / 3 s Hatteras Jan 90
Sapulpa 1875 ESE Galveston Jan 20
Severance IA Scotland Jan on
Standard | o5 w Sand Key Ian 20
Steel Engineer 1o55 L Delaware Break,
water Jan 49,
sun 10 Jupiter Jan %
Inurlsl d Castle 30 from Sand Kev Jan 20
IuNpanon $50 W sand Key Jan 20
vacuum ooo from Vera Cruz Jan %
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W ]. Steel 29l w Sand Key Jan 20
Watertown 22e w Sand Kev Jan 10
west Nohno 500 Scotland Jan 20
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Ni]lhiio 81 $ Scotland Jan @,
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New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
S30,o00,Ooo Ship
C'on,bineIaunched
By Coast Cities
Portland Alone Opposes Big
Pool: F1eishhacker to Go
to Washington to Deal
for Government Vessels

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 20. -Ful
speed ahead on the organization Of The
$4,000 900 Pacific Coast steamship
combine was ordered to-day by Cham
Der Of Commerce delegations from
Seattle to San Diego, in executive scs-
sion in the Merchants Exchange
Building.
Among the delegates gathered te
discuss ways and means of controlling
the trade routes Of the Pacific witt
American vessels were men represent
ing all the large steamship lines.
All of the ports except Portland
voted in favor of the general propo-
sition and carried resolution out
lining the first steps. These are:
Immediate appointment of commit
tee by Herbert Fleishhacker, who will
90 to Washington to meet the Shipping
Board and negotiate for government
vessels.
The appointment of committee
made up of one representative from
each Of the chambers of commerce
whose duty it will be to work out the
ALLEGATIONS and to guard the rights OF
each port
These special committees will report
back to the main body. Their recon-
mendations will be subject to ratifca-
tion.
The financial side was not taken up
at to-day's conferences, but 1t was
stated that no trouble was anticipated
on this score.
Sixty delegates, representing San
Francisco, Seattle, Portland. Coos Bay
Astoria, Tacoma, San Diego, Los
Angeles. Oakland and Berkeley, de-
voted the day to series of specialized
group meetings.
A sub committee to work out plan
of action was named as follows:
Captain Robert Dollar and Paul
Shoup. San Francisco; Harry Chandler
and j. D. Fredericks, Los Angeles: VIII
liam Piggott and II. +. Alexader,
Seattle: t. D. Hunt and H. B. Van
duzcr, Portland; J. H. King and h. ).
Robinson, Oakland; John d. Spreckeis,
San Diego. and +. d. Pinneo. Astoria.
Captain Dollar was urgent in recon-
mendng that the conference go on
record as opposed to government sub
sides. In the resolutions, as returned
to the conference, the word subsidy
does not appear.
Portland's delegation did not like the
wording Of the resolution, and not only
opposed it before the subcommittee,
but also refrained from voting when
main conference.
Before the next meeting other COM
mittecs vii be appointed, and details.
such as ALLEGATION of ships, will be
arranged.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21

Philadelphia, Leek Baltimore; clyde S
,, Esrwindaic 1BD. Williams: Norfolk; j
city OF Montgomery, Hammond, SaNan-
nah. Ocean s Co
DinccA. Allen; Boston; Eastern
:. Ia. laks o,ilooa. Maguire Wilmington and
"illso!o. McGahan; Baltimore; Williams
: s Co
Libccra,or. Mckenzie; Baltimore; Atlantic,
Gulf & Pacific Co.
Medina. Johnston: Norfolk: y Y & Cuba
Nal S S Co
crewe Han lBr). Johnson, Newark Nor
ton, Lilly & co.
splcndor Nt,. AonSo; Algiere, Savona
ana Leghorn: Robt l. Hague.
mouth and Cheroourg; Red Star Line.
Lake Fernando. Peterson: Santiago and
Guantanamo, \ & cuba Mall S Co.
Clement smith, Connors: Port Lobos A
II Brii & CO.
Pa!oma ocuba). Hailum. Nuevltas and
Pasteliiia Munsou Line.
ohio G'r). Botts. Bordeaux and l1avre
via Philadelphia: French Line.
Trontolite. Larsen, Port Lobos; Robert
l. Hague.
rien. Issbrandtsen. Moller & 60.
Grsecia fS"ed), Piomgren Havana via
Norfolk: Moore &. Mccormick Co
Mexico. Jones: Havana and Nassau; \
G cuba Mail s 5 Co.
Antilla, Petersen; Cienfuegos and Man
Tiara tBp, Wiliams Norfolk; Funch,
Edye & co.
Apache. Chichester. Charleston and
Jacksonville, Clyde s S Co.
Sarl 'Nor). Moldenhaucr; Rio Grsnde.
DO Sui and Campana via Norfolk; Kerr
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Says Private Interests
Controi Shipping Board

WASH!MGTON, Jan. 20 Charges
were made in the House to-day by Rep
rcscntative Gallivan, Democrat, Massa-
chusetts, that private shipbuiding in
terests have the Shipping Board "by
the throat" and will not permit the
Boston Navy Yard to obtain the con-
tract for rcconditioning the giant liner
Levinthan. despite assurances which nc
said had been given that the work could
be done there at a lower figure than
elsewhere.
Mr. Gallvan, during debate on the
independent Offices appropriation blils,
which carries 500, $40 900 for the Ship
ping Board, declared he was "afraid'
that private shipping interests had
also "innucnced men in the government
not connected with the Shipping
Board"
Declaring that he was opposed TO ap-
proprating a single cent to the Ship,
ping Board for expenses for the fiscal
year beginning next July !, the Massa-
chusctts member contendcd that the
"wholc rotten outfit ought to be
cleaned OUT He charged that the
board was "jockcying and criss-cross-
jnp" in an effort to avoid awarding the
contract to a navy yard.
RcDrcscntativc Dallinger, Republl
can, Massachusetts, announced ne
would offer an amendment to the bill
which would prohibit the expenditure
of any part Of the appropriation car
ricd in the measure for the Shipping
Board for the refitting Of the Lcvla-
than at a private shpyard unless it
had been determined the work could
not be done cheaper at navy yard.