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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-03
Anuncios Economies

Sc NECESITA una sirvienta experta
de buenas costumbres.- Disijase al
philadelphia Boarding House Luna
No. so lame al 721 San Juan. 2-8
0LoBITos DE COMA: Ventas al p0r o1i
mayor. desde 80 cts. gruesa en- adelan-
60. Surtido removable semanaimente.
SERVINGS pedidos por correo c. o. d.
/. 8. B. A. Allen 80, San Juan. P
UNA MESA con 2 cierras circu1ares
una para cortar o 10 largo y la otra
. 10 ancho con correas de cuero y po-
leas. Equipo complete. Un motor cleo
txico Westinghouse" de 222 volts-2
caballos de fnerza; 1850 revo;uciones
pOr minute. Telefono 241, saLturce.
SIS
NOSOTROS garantizamos los resu1ta-
dos en- ell saldo de las cuentas incobra-
bles reclamaciones de cualquier cla-
SO, tamaho edad, sin tener presente
ol sitio. Apartado 543. San Juan. 2--13
5NECEsITA UD. UN BUEN RE-
CoNsTITUYENTE?
IHa perdido I'd. ell apetitn?
SEstan sus nervios cansado3?
LDesea aumentar de peso?
Pues pruebe las PILDORAS FER
1EANALES del DR.. Costa Sc venden
en- todas las Farmacias. Ply
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-03
sIERRAs CIRcUI.AREs

616pEGkA9
de 30' diametro, para sserrac MADEIRA
vendo siete Cd completamente nuevas
a mitad de costo.
LUIS REXACH
Tel. 1896. Muelle No. 6. "a
ESPLENDIDA CASA.--Con muebles y
completamente nueva, Sc alquila un9
casa en- la Avenida Wilson. Condado
(santurce), nGmero 81, igual distan-
cia de la via del trolley del Condado
v de la parada 17H de la carretera
central Puede solicitarse Ia lave en-
Cruz 10 (san Juan), en- ell estableci-
m1ento de "sucesi6n de Rogue Con
zalez''. G..
Sc NECEsITAN. bordadoras expertas.
ST no tiene practica no SO pressnte.
Morris E. Storylc, Isabel "a. No. S,
Marina, San Juan. 2-1
SEMILLAS de toda clase de vegetables
y do flores. La mejor marca que vicne
Puerto Rico. De venta por Les Mu-
chachos, Sues. de A. Mayol Y Co., San
Juan, P. r. 2-19
Sc NECEs1TAN deshiladoras, colado.
ras v moteadoras. Trabajo permarente y
buenos precios. Venga personalmente.
Gale Lola No. 80. Frente a la Pa.
rada 48. Santurce. "a
COMPRO fnca rtstica de Sc 10000 pa
ra abaio al lado de cualcuicra de las
carreteras de la jurisdiction Sc Baya-
mon. Dirijase al Box Ii. Naranjito. 2-S
Sc ALQUILA una habitac ci6n para ca
ballero fresca y con balloon La calle
Informaran Sol 81. Altos. 2-s
PERDIDO. Ell lunes al medic Iia en- las
Gales de la Cruz, Alien San Justo
un alfler de ORC, de sefors, con dos
perlas y un zafiro. Ilame al telefono
227. Sera gratificado. 2-8
Sc VENDE FINCA.- Mas de 167
cuerdas entire cafe, pastos y malezas
Buenas aguas magnifca situaci6n,
NN~S@ AO Aeg PVDAaC1oA @AAneuAdGd EEeClO
muy barato. Informes Box 10 Nagua-
bo. 2-8
Sc DEsEA ALQUILAR casa aparta-
mento para familia pequena sin nifios
en- Ell casco de la ciudad. Puede cam.
biar por casa en- santurce. Box 500,
San Juan. 2-9
PEsETAS EsPANoLAS coMPRo
ofertas a TORRES CoRDERo Tettan
No. almacen muebles, San Juan, P. r.
2-9.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-03

-iEse es!
-Ya lego el matador...
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-03

Despues de una madrugada-para un
dornil6n, como Ell que estas lineas es-
cribe-y de un fuerte traqueteo sufrido
en- Ell wagon de tercera sue me habia
transportado, NADIA como III baho una
siesta-eran las dos de Ia tarde-,s sa-
boreada con ell placer que siente un 81
barita convencido.
No tuve tempo para sonar; la dormi-
da fu6 de un tir6n, pierna suelta.
Me desperto ell camarero-buen mu-
chachc-, anunciandome que en- Ell reloj
del hotel, habian sonado las cinco de la
tarde.
-iUpa!... lQue va estoy listol
Y al intentar saltar del lecho, qued6-
me arrodillado, dudando de 81 estaba
en- Puerto Rico en- una posada de una
provincial espai2la.
iCasi nada!... Frente a los pies de mi
lecho estaba colgado un uamativo car
tel6n que anunciana para ei dia siguicn-
te:
GRAN CoRRIDA DE ToRoS
Y entonces records la pregunta de la
csmarera, y me vi obligado a VERNE en-
un espejo, Y a convencerme dc que no
peinaba tufos y de que de mi occipucic
no colgaba una coleta.
Tuve intenciones de empezar a gritar
v TediT aux{ljo ron tOda Jas Fuerzas de
mis- gastados pulnones; pero, me con.
tuve, y decidf bajar al comedor, para pc.
dir informes orientarme.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-03
. 1>PuNTES
81 X Del r:MOMEATO
Ell AMIGO MANSO
Ell AMIGO MANSO

La Candelaria, que no es precisamente
mi patrona, pero que 81 es una santa de
tcda mi devotion, me llevo de la mano
hasta Ia hermosa ciudad donde es vene-
rada con tai sentimiento religioso, que
casi raya en- orgullo de firmes creyentes.
Yyo creo, q pie juntillas, en- todo aquo
llo que me agrada. Y contento como un
colegial en- dia de huelga vacaciones,
baj6 del tren para subir casi corriendo
la calle "M6ndez Vigo"...
-iMayagiiezi: aqui estoy 70, porque
he uegado- exclam6, reventando de sa-
tisfacci6n. anadi, modo de pr6logo:
vengo en- son de paz, y dispuesto por-
tarme como todo un buen cristiano
La tlnica persona que me escucnaba-
un cochero que me venia persiguiendo
desde la estaci6n-me invite subir a
su estropeado carruaje.
No, sefior; no subo-repliqu6. Ten
go muy buenas piernas -aunque no 10
parzca-; y como mas tarde he de hacer
algtn que otro ejercicio, es bueno que
aproveche Ell tempo, y yempiece por sen
trenarme'' para darle soltura a los mus
culos y tendones.
Ell auriga me miro de arriba ebajo Y
vice-versa, con un POGO de desd6n y un
POGO mas de asombro.
Segi1 mi ruta, sudando la gotta gor-
da-hacia mucho calor-, y al fin llegu6
al portal6n del hotel que me habian reco-
mendado.
-lQuien vive!-me critic Paula, la
camarera de quien va me habian dado
buenas noticias.
-Gente de paz..-contest6, seguro de
mi promesa.
Y Ia buena mujer, hizo I'm inventario
de mis- cachivaches. Lo copio:
-''Una maleta de mano; otra de fue-
lie; una sombrerera hecha con peri0di-
cos viejos; un bast6n pacifco, una
capa de combate.''
-GViene usted torear?
% que me toreen, que no es lc
mismo.
-GQu6 habitaci6n quiere?
Una que de a. la calle...
icon que intencion?
Con la Gle salir por la ventana, case
de que me arranque' antes del ticmpt
calculado.
Y quede instalado en- una alcoba mu5
fresca Y muy limpia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-03

IybDJ. O4'HI
21O Second Ave. New York, City.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-06
REMUS
CASE Up
AGAIN

INDiANAPOLIS. April 6--The fed
eral grand jury. which has been in
session since March Z. will report
next Saturday. according to Homer
Elliott. United states district at
torney. 1t is expected the report
will be on 125 cases involving nearly
zoo defendants. Several Of the
most serious cases have arisen from
violations Of the prohibition law and
the motor Vehicle act. Mr., Elliott
says.
Among the matters being investi-
gated by he jury this week are
liquor law violations at Clinton and
the case brought under the same law
against Carl viebahn. former direc-
tor of the city recreation depart
ment of indianapolis.
CASE AGAINST REMUs
II was expected also by Mr.. Elliott
that an investigation would be ma lie
OF the case against George Remus
and others cl,arged III tn eOhio dis
trict with violations of the liquor
law through distribution Of liquor
withdrawn from the warehouse Of
". P. Squibb & Co. at Lawrence
burg. Remus is charged with CON
spiracy TO violate the law both in
Ohio and Illinois and is under $50
600 bond at Cincinnati and sic. 600
bond at Chicago.
The case brought agaist Wilson
z. Cooke. Ben E. Applegate and
George w. Apologize. officers of the
Corydon National Bank. on a charge
Investigated.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-06
POWERFUL NEW
RADIO STATION

URBANA. Ill. April 6.--utilizing
800 meter wave length, the power
full radio station at the University
of Illinois tonight. Will open the
first of its weekly series in broad
casting news. concerts and speeches
through the air. Thursday nights
viii be set aside for these events.
but on the occasion of visits Of
large symphony orchestras. broad
casting will be done on other nights.
Tonight University News viii be
sent. Later, talks by professors,
music by the famous University con
cert band. the Glee Club, Choral So
ciety and other university organi-
cations will be sent out on the air
waves.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-06
COURT BILL IS
DENOUNCED

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEl
WASHINGTON, April 6.-The pend
ing bill to create a score or more of
additional federal Judges was de-
nounced as "a scandalous pork bar
rel measure" by Senator Overman.
cd of North Carolina, in the senate
judiciary committee, it provided for
nineteen additional judges. nineteen
pieces of pie for our republican
friends. said Overman There are
now Is amendments pending provid-
ing for as many more judges. Six
teen more pieces of pie. 4 total
of nineteen and sixteen or thirty
five pieces of pie"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-06

the Staying of Ellis q. kinkead. a
last August .. was placed in the
hands Of a jury in the Brooklyn Su-
preme court today following a fif-
ty-minute charge by Justice Joseph
Aspinall.
The Judge declared the jury could
return six possible verdicts. not
guilty by reason OF insanity first
degree murder, guilty Of second de-
gree murder. guilty first degree man
slaughter, second degree man
slaughter and not guilty because the
state had failed to make a case
against her.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-06
OTHER sHAKErps Planned

Dover himself described his mis-
sion as reorganization in the
interests Of efficiency" lie has been
in frequent consultation with Pres
ident Harding.
The shakeup in the engraving bu-
reau. with the ousting OF thirty d.
visional chiefs BY tins executive or
der. was t. he followed. Dover said
after conference with the presi-
dent. BY the reor ganization of the
customs service. the bureau of in
te1nal revenue and the prohibition
unit.
The frank announcement by Dow
~. Attorney General Daugherty and
other administration leaders, that
the Treasury department was to be
given q complete overhauling and
reorcanizat on in the interests of eff
AGENCY wGs offset today by Secre-
tary Mellon himself He caused 70
be circulated among Treasury en-
ployes. Of pEom there are some
10000. an official notice that mo
such reorganization now or has ever
been under contemplation"
"WITHoJT oN"-Meliou
such reports" said Melons cir
cular do rot emanate from any
official source and are absolutely
without foundation
There the situation rested today
with all parties to the controversy
in frequent consultation with the
White House.
Friends Of Mellon said today his
position lis rapidly becoming un-
tenable Mr. Mellon has met with
frequent rebuffs at the hands 4
congress and for his department
now 70 be undergoing an overhaul
ing over his head is leading to an
embarrassing situation" his friends
said
The aggregate OF Mr.. Melons DIFF
ficulties is such that official Wash
ington would not be surprised
should his retirement from the cab
met be forthcoming in the near
future
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-06
DINNERSToRIEs

Two negroes were lying behind
taking the labor out Of the alleged
labor battalion. Said one boast
fully:
boy. An comes fun a tough
breed. Nah ole man done cut his
nails wifi q az an brash his teef
wifi a file"
Huh. amt so tough. Nah ole
man am plumber. an twice q
week he done shave hisself wifi q
blow torch"
Scene: A cinema studio. The
producer is raging up and down be-
fore two stoiid lovers.
Producer: "Now, madam, that's
better; look into his eyes. Put all
the yearning affection into it that
you can muster. / want to see
thrill in it. too. Good
heavens, Madam. that won't do.
Are you an English woman? Yes?
Well. then. be a true Briton. Inn
agine that the roast beef has Just
been brought I'D for the Sunday
dinner and then look at him
again"
Senator Lenroot from a wind
swept pier waved his cigar with an
approving gesture over the glitter
ing beach of Atlantic City.
"All these pretty girl bathers
down there" he said. "are clad ia
modest bathing dresses. That
pleases me. In California now"
The senator frowned and shook
his head.
an California" he went on. '-the
riri hather wears maillot. a one
riece suit of black silk. skin tight.
rut without arms and practically
without legs don't denv that
such suits are verv convenient for
swim ming and that thew set off
"ne fgure admirably. but--but
's'h~' void orr rrandmothers say?
q beautiful Chicago girl came
"'ff on a California beach in black
six naillot one day and gazed
ti7nidlv Il the tremendous Pacific
acnake-s
is Il safe?' she said TO an at
tercaut That wild surf makes
me nervous
"'Don't be nervous. lady said
he attendant. as he studied the
rirl's figure with respectful ad-
rnlra:ion 'All the young fellers'll
%eeuin an eve Oh We all the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-06

EDWARD W. MICKEY,
Administrator
Dated April 5th, 1922. 4:6:1S:20
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-06
DIVORCE SUIT
FROM HARBOR

Mrs. Maria Martinez. who runs
boarding house at g54s Pennsyl-
vania ave, Indiana Harbor. today
filed suit for divorce in the Ham
mond Superior court. alleging that
her husband. Thomas Martinez,
abandoned ner October .. 1920. They
were married at Bartiesville. Okla.
March 10, 1919 She says he abused
her and compelled her to support
herself Attorney Eugene Fisher is
appearing for her.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-06
Is ENTOMBED
BELOW STREET
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERyicEI

INV tENATIUNAL NEMS 5EFFILEI
READING, Penn, April 6--Fif-
teen employees Of a contracting firm
constructing a trunk line sewer IN
this city are entombed IS feet be-
low the street surface. They were
caught when a ditch in which they
werc tunnelling. caved in, shortly
after noon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-06
Deaths


The funeral of Marion Edward
Sullivan. 10, who died yesterday VIII
be held Saturday a zoe p. m. from
the Russell street Methodist church
and burial will be made at Oak Hill
cemetery.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-06
RAID HOUSE
OF ILL FAME

One woman, Marie Russell, book
cd as a prostitute. and Nick Vesos
Tor associating were taken frem
1910 Washington ST. on the south
side last night and placed under
arrest
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-06
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
In the matter of the Estate of
Emma Woihitt Mickey, Deceased.
No 1908.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed
Administrators of said Estate, of the
Judge of the Lake Superior Court
Said Estate is supposed to be sol
vent.
EDWARD W. MICKEY.
Administrator
Dated April 5th, 1922. 4:6:1S:2o
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
In the matter of the Estate of
Mary NJ. Cheney. Deceased. No. 24eS.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed
Administrators with the will annex
ed of said Estate. by the Judge of
hte Lake Superior Court.
Said Estate is supposed to be sol
vent
AMERICAN STATE BANG OF
EAST CHICAGO, INDIANA.
Administrator
Dated April 18th, 1922. 4;6:13:20
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
In the matter of the Estate of
Frank Stiglitz, Deceased. No. 2501.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed
Executrix of said Estate, by the
Judge Of the Lake Superior Court.
Said Estate is supposed to be sol
vent
MARY STIGLITZ.
Executrix
Dated April 5th. 1922. 4:6:iS.2o
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-06

spscia,--Best Potatocs-s1.15 per
bashel. Consumers Wholesale Gro
GERS. $40 Holman. Phone SOL
4-6-1t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-06
OLIVIA STONES
FATE WITH JURY

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERWcE1
NEW YORK, April e.-The fate
# Olivia VI. p. Stone. on trial for
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-06

Canada possesses nearly nine
tenths of ali the known asbestos
deposits in the world.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-06
REPORT IS
MET WITH
DEN|ALS
Shakeup in treasury Depart
ment to be Followed
by Others
BY GEORGE r. HOLMES

STAFF CORRESPONDENT /. N. SERVICE
NAsfil No TON. April 6-An adj
n.Eistra--on family row of such pro
portions that 1t may lead to the
resignation OF Andrew ". Mellon as
secretary Of the treasury, is in full
swing n Washington today.
The retirement or tho rnulti-rnil-
honaire Pittsburgher from the Hard
ing cabinet has been rumorod a
dozen times in recent months, but
the rumors have always proved
groundlcss. Today. however, these
reports revived with such pcrsis-
tence as 10 convince many Of his
friends and opponents alike that Mr..
Melons retirement is imminent.
REPORTS DENIED
Brought 20 the attention of the
White House and the Treasury de-
2artment. the reports met with the
usual denials today.
7. WAS nOt denied. however, that
the most serious family row so far
developed IN President Hardings Of
scial family is IN progress over the
shakeups already made and contem-
plated IL the Treasury department
and its various bureaus.
The shaking up is being actively
directed BY Elmer Dover. personal
friend &C line presidents recently
appointed Assistant Secretary OF tho
Treasury. At the time of his ap-
poin msnt, Republican senators said
his mission was to shake up the
Treasury and clean out the Demo-
Gratis"
New-York tribune., 1922-01-26
Negro Farmers appeal
To Harding to Aid Race

WASHINGTON Jan. 25.-Four negro
delegates to the National Agricultural
Conference were escorted to the White
House to-day by Secretary Wallace and
introduced to President Harding. The
delegates. who are on the conference
committee on negro farm problems,
presented a petition to the President
as representatives OF nearly 100000
farmers operating more than 41,oo 1000
acres of land. asking for more general
Federal support of negro agricultural
colleges and more adequate distribu.
tion of the Federal funds now allotted
TO states. The petition also asked a
more intensive and sympathetic study
Of the conditions Of negro tenant farm
ers and more favorable application Of
the Federal farm loan act in its rela-
tion to negro farmers.
"Since the negro farmers have made
such splendid progress in farm own
ership and have contributed so largely
to the wealth of the nation, it is essen
tial, IL they are to remain on the farm,
that they and their property should be
fully protected" the petition said.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-26
Miss Hill and Her Husband
Arrange e Months Separation
She Says Professor Leavitt Agreed That Their Mar
riage Would Not BE Permitted to Interfere
With Their Careers

ried a man. 1t is the custom. I know,
but it is more or less primitive"
When women demand equal rights
with men they expect to share equally
with them all responsibilities, accord
ing to Miss Hills philosophy. She says
her husband will not exercise any
"czarism" over her.
"Men have regarded themselves as
dictators over women" she added.
"They have developed the dictatorial
traits of character germane to car
ism. This situation has produced In
women servilc. sheerish and subject
traits. They have LITTLE confidence in
the leadership of women and take In
stead the counsel of men first The
clothes of the world are washed by the
unhappy wives of incompetent hus-
bands"
Miss Hill offered remedy for all
the ills that beset young people who
are candidates for wedlock.
Ignorance on the part of girls and
boys as to the duties and the legal
intricacies involved in marriage could
easily be avoided" she said, "if every
college in America instituted a special
compulsory course in domestic rcIa-
tions. Every youth and every girl
should be instructed as fully in the
dangers Of and the blessings of mari
tai relationship, just as they are in
structed in the fine points of economies
or biology If this we're done, young
girls would enter the marital state
with different conception Of its reali-
ties than those she conceived from
picture plays"
New-York tribune., 1922-01-26
Hylan Adds Eight
Complaints in War
On Gas Companies
Allegations Filed i'm ALBANY
and New York Offices:
Price and Quality of Sup
ply in City Attacked

Following up the action taken bv
Mayor Hylan two weeks ago, in filing
with the Public Service Commission
complaints against the Consolidated
Gas Company, the Brooklyn Union Gas
Company and six other smaller COM
panles furnishing gas in Manhattan,
the Bronx, Queens and Brooklyn, there
was filed yesterday simultaneousiy in
the Albany and New York Offices of
the commission eight additional COM
plants by the Mayor requesting in the
interests of the public an immediate
reduction in the rates for gas, pending
hearing and final determination Of
just and reasonable rates by the COM
mission. The Mayors complaints were
prepared and filed by Corporation
Counsel John P. O'Brien.
Of the eight complaints filed yestcr-
day, that against the Central Union
Gas Company alleges that excessive
rates are being charged against con-
Borough Of the Bronx. A complaint
is made against the Kings County
Lighting Company, which the Mayor
alleges has been violating the law for
the last three or four years, both as
to the price charged for gas and
as to the quality furnished. The other
complaints were against the Flatbush
Gas company, the Jamaica Gas Light
Company, the Richmond Hill and
Queens County Gas Light Company
and the Woodhaven Gas Light Com
pany, all subsidiaries of the Brooklyn
Union Gas Company. Complaint was
also filed against the New York and
Richmond Gas Company, operating on
Staten Island
The Mayors complaint against the
Central Union Gas Company alleges
that the company paid excessive prices
for coal oil to the Standard Oil Com
pany, whose directors arc interested in
the gas company, according to the
Mayor. The complaint also sets forth
that the company is using excessive
quantities of coal, is paying too high
prices for its fuel, is wasting fuel in
the production of steam for the making
of gas and asserts that the recent re-
duction in the price of oil means a
saving of more than 80 cents per 1000
cubic feet The Mayor asks that the
city's representatives be permitted to
make q thorough examination of the
I plants and records of the company. He
alleges that the rights of the consumer
cannot be protected unless such inves-
tigation is made. The Mayor also re-
quested that no change be made in the
statutory quality of gas until after
the fullest inquiry into the facts,