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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-11
3-MASTED SCHOONER
SINKS OFF KEY WEST
y" Lives Lost ms Herbert Mn c
aground In Thirteen Feet
Of Water
BY Associated Press. !

KEY WEST FLA. Feb 10 r,.
snTte- Hastcd American schooner
herbert May, with lumber cargo
mas been lost near Marquesas. thirty
niles from Key West, according 10
CApiAin Ferguson. who was brought
mere late last night by fshing
smack.
There was no loss Of life. the crew.
!'aF.HS abandoned the vessel and
.ahHca on Marquesas. II was ex-
pec'sd they would be- brought here
QUAY Vessel having left for the
scene - midnight.
The May went aground In ,hjr...n
feet o. water, according 10 the mas
Ter, and broke her back when she
stuck. The deck cargo OF lumber
zen; by The board. but the lumber
IN the ho!d. IL was said. might be
sa,vagcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-11

aud laws OF Nirsinln and: which nat
urally and properly bulong,. to the
powers that arc, or ought to be. In
hcreht In every considerable bods
Oh iree men who dwell within the
congcstcd limits OF such munlcjpoIi-
ties"
This bill has attracted the utten-
uon of John Iiirechbers. former La
Dor Commissioner. who. yesterday nd .
dressed letter to the presidents OF
Doth branches o; CITY Council, I'm
which he suya:
III this Ubiquitous bill. rs II now
s''hus' should pnss ana become n law
- ~ Would take away frop, the city OF
h.n'nohd' hrst. tho right OF self-gov-
, 'mns.. ana second. the right OF
regulation by tho duly constit,,te1 ~,
'horiti"s OF tho said city Uhc civ
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7" Keep Inquiry secret.
'IBy Assottattd Press. |


Los ANGELES, Feb. 10. -Investi-
cation into the circumstances sur
, rnundinE the shooting here last week
of William Desmond Taylor, a,m d!-
rector, proceeded mcthod!cauy today
under direction OF tho district attor-
ncy, but without developments in the
way OF evidence, or II; least without
any disclosures that new evidence
' had been found.
District Attorney Woolwinc, who
!. has been heading personally an In
vestieai:on In which all the inquiries
!. made by various agencies have
-'u3i,cd did not interrogate any ad-
di,ional witnesses at his office today.
where, so far as newspaper men were
able To learn. He and TIN, deputy
attorneys working with him spent
tho day in conferences with police
detectives, deputy SherlMa and other
officers working on the case.
Asked whether he intended TO In
'ervicw Miss Mabel Norn,and, who
MRS a visitor at Taylor's home Jus;
before he was shot and killed, and
whose statement has been taken by
various agencies. Mir. woolwine said
-he. did not care to announce his
ylans.
=. lie said that the fact that any
known witness or witnesses had no;
been interviewed was not To be taken
rs evidence that their connection
With the case was ended. but de-
clincd any further common, on that
line.
The investigation today was
Shrouded with more secrecy than has
"%;sted heretofore. Detectives and
"nicers came and went, telephone.
Suzzcd and there was an nj, OF grea;
,t'iYity. hu; liii!e word of wha;
~ asDired was permitted TO escape
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-11
ROBERT FORSYTH.
ACTOR, DIES AT 70
Ley Associated rress1

Ne" YORK. Feb. I0.-Robert
Forsyth, 80. an actor. who for nearly
half century appeared in produc-
lions ~ England and the United
States, died here today. H.. is sur
T!"ed by widow and two sons
Fpssyih "as born In Belfast, Ire
iand. came 10 America in 1876. and
appeared with Edwin Booth. f. l.
Davenport. Lawrence Barrett and
other celebrities Of the '7Os and SOS
lie *as taken i'll in Richmond, Va
last DcC.rnbcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-11

GounciD. and place It under State
supervision Corporation Comm lssion)
composed Of three members from the
state 1T large"
Tho bill. was reported Wednesday
night out OF committee by vote OF
IL TO !. and is being opposed by Col
onel ]. Fulmer Bright. OF the Rich
mohd delegation. Delegate Bright
sah tho delegates from Lynchburg.
Norfollt and other cities. would join
him In his opposition to thaemeasurc.
Explains Itcnnon for Motion.
upon the adoption of this reso-
luton. Alderman Powers stated that
ns intended to make motion to
nuJourh una would explain his rea-
sons for doing So. He said:
40 not think we should take ac-
lion on the scent ordinance until the
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tspec,a, to The rimc..psspa,ch.l

ISFeVIiI 70 Tho TimCe- pispntCh.1
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Feb. TO-
Policeman Jo'n West today took n
bath III "moouShtuc." bat h.s fellow =
corpers arrested nine alleged dis
ullers and secured several barrels @:
booze and mash.
Tho police were raiding q homs,
on Twenty.four;h Street when )yest
de'iHed he would havo u look at tn,
n'tc' no nrcnct trap door and
started to- hoist himsclt through tho
''"Nn aperture, \ barrel OF mash
40. ed and covered him from head
10 heels.
\. The hrc department. was called ont
any 'he attic WAS entered from I'll.
outside. ladders being thrown against
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lower branch has offered some better
solution to tho pending problem.
Common Council. without Offering to
amend. or suggest perfection In the
resolution the Board forwarded to
II. refused to concur. The Board
carefully considered every angle to
the situation. before formulating its
report and felt that tho remedy sug-
gested would meet the demands OF
the street cur men. the public at
large and the company. II the Coun-
ell has anything better TO suggest.
let 1t do So
The Dickcrson ordinance, Accord
ingly. remains on the table In tho
Board of Aldermen. 1t may be CALLED
up at amy time. The Board meets
In regular session next Tuesday
night.
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ABOLITION OF SOME.
MERGER OF OTHER.
' OFFICES Is ASKED

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nnnnok- nn- 10 EI-c, Om.-r

ROANOKE. ". get. ~ Election
OF officers w!il he ,h. outstanding in
ci"eut % IN" nanqge, here February
- OF IN" Roanoke Bar Association.
Harry 81 George TUCKER, ~: liking
ton. who last fail ran for Governor.
OF Virginia Viii be one D: IA" speaK-
rrs for this occasion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-11
ANOTHER ARKANSAS
MAN is FLOGCED

Nniiroad Man Ii Taken From Home
I'm Tcxnrknnn aud Severely
Whipped.
by Associated PrcsSl
TENARKANA, TENAS. Fob. TO-
The second whipping administered
by hooded mon b, M many nights.
was announced by tho police today:
the victim Of last nights rlogging
being Lee Henderson. for fifteen
Years an .employe OF tho Missouri
Pacific Railway.
Henderson was taken from his
homo I" u lonely spot on the out
skirts Of tho city and f!oEgcd. Ills
captors told him. he said. that he
was being punished for alleged at
tcntlon I" II married woman. which
chnrya ho doniod. Tho victim OF
"Wednesday nights raid was Samuel
Kelly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-11
5SECRECY SHROUDS
sF;i; TAYLOR INQUIRY
,s"i
District Attorney Fails to
Quiz Witnesses at His
Office.
49,
a. %, |
:. -. SILENT AS TO HIS PLANS
~ Detectives Show Great Activ.
eNs lily in Murder Mystery. but
~ Refuse to Talk.
SILENT AS TO HIS PLANS
uny Associated prc.<.1

los ANGELES. Fen, l1--NInbct
Normnnd. motinn-picturc actress.
who was nmHnx the last persons To
sec William Desmond Taylor alive.
arrived Mt the district attorney,
.rjprr nj o'clock tonight In rrApopsr
10 summons from that official,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-11

sarh Offices. boards and commissions.
anh the abolition of others, witch nre
of doubtful, II ut any, value to the
manila
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-18

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ginaI Express" 0 , 90 $4,000 millar.
Kemitsnss por o. o. d. Tns Import
Needle CO., P. o. box 45s. San Juan.
Pusrte Race. Aavt.
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iGa nese I'd. Extra
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-18
El hgadc enierrno Go I'm peligrO
a Ia vida.

ST I'd. esss enfcrmo del higado. todo su
sistena esti dcscompuesto, porque el hi
gado es el que ayuda la accion de sus or
ganos digestivos y separa las materias ve-
nenosas formadas durante q periodo de
la digestion. FL Remedio de Leonardo Gu
ra inmediatamente los desordenes del hi
gado, est6inago irtestinos. Este remedio
maraviiloso es un nuevo descubrimientc
vegetal, el cual no contiene calomel, no
causa estrehimiento malestares. ST I'd.
padece de estrenimiento, dolores de cabeza,
biliosidad indigestion, dyspepsia, estonago
agrio. aliento fetido. eructac;ones o des-
ordenes sinilares. tome inmediatamente el
Remedio de Leonardo para el Higado. Un
remedio SECURE. puro inofensivo agra
dable al paiadar. De venta en- todas las
droguerias
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-18
COMENTAMOS

- - q = b 2 y
4Por 10 visto Sc puede deducir
que no tiene no Sc lie da importan
cia al hecho de injuriar, calumniar
o demostrar con las frases mas in
solentes las personas y los gober
nantes, que ei abuse de la palabra
Sc considera como Iibertadt de pala-
bra y que Ell gobierno. contra Ell que
Sc suelen usar las frases mas grose-
.ras injustas, estima como eorree-
tos actos que pueden turbar la paz
hasta el extreme de lIevar Iuto v mi
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-18


Ell ienzo esta bien iluminado. La
humilde tela blanca Sc lla sustituido
por un buen telon de celuloide, en-
que la luz ha sido bien aplicada. Las
tiguras Sc destacan con todos sus de-
TALES. La cinta es nueva.
Una ciudad importante aparece.
Sus edificios son seneillos con or
namentacion POGO artistica. Esta Sc
mi-circandada por un trolley cuyas
paradas SON desesperantes por 10 fire.
cuentes y largas. Viejos y ,sehoras
suelen If de. pie estando. ocupados
los asientos por jovenes, que charlan
o leen. Por Las estrechas GALES cireu
Ian muchos AUTOMOBILES v guaguas
de distintas foT1nas, la vez que fnu
cha gente, menudeando los casos ZEN
que aparece que alguna persona, sar
prendida por la peligrosa proximiGatl
de ano de dichos vehfcalos, Sc asusta
y CORE para ponerse salvo de la
muerte. En- ell centre de la urbe hay
una plaza de huInilde aspecto con al
gunos arboles dos tres columnas
con focos electricos Y hacia un lado,
una multitud rodea una pequena tri
buna forrada &c, rojo en- la que on
dea la bandera americana Y Sc niue
We TN honbre naanoteando gesticu
lando por gran tiempo-. Sc retifa ei
de la tribuna la muchedumbre pal
motea, alza. las manos, tira al aire
los sombreros como demostrando en-
tusiasnlo frenetieo, Sc retira, ambu-
la v forna corrillos. En- las aeota
clones de la pelicula Sc habfa de un
mitin, de un oFad0r trucuiento que
sugestiona a las masas obreras i'm
Jur1ancy, calumniando y hacienda
ofrecimientos irrealizables; llamandu
ladrones y viles explotadores del su
der del poble los burgueses, caiifi-
cando al gobierno de tirano por que
no concluye con los poderes ocultos Y
deja que carezcan de pan y de tra-
bajo las classes trabajadoras, incl
tando al pueblo para huelgas y 4e-
sistir los "viles" atropellos de los
adinerados y de La polieia.
Luego, en- otra vista, Sc figura an
ESTABLISHMENTS tipografico en- que Sc
edita un peri6dico acrata que ataca
furibundamente a los eapitalistas y
al gobierno. En- un departments es-
ia el mismo hombre de la tribuna
roja frmando peticiones de dinero
para forn1ar una corporation edito-
ra y suseripeiones para ell peri69i-
co, apareciendo en- una, lista de ae-
dionistas gran n6Emero de rfcos de
los mas maltratados por Ell peticio-
mario. ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-18
Vista de mi cine

seFia los hogares. Son admirables
la fraseologia de ciertos coYtducto-
res de multitudes, la impression que
producer entire determinadas clases
has ideas mas incultas brutales Y
las mas falsas promesas, la pa
ciencia bonda6. de las personals ri
cas- que, a cambio de todo 10 malo
que Sc les dice, quizas por escr1pu-
los de conciencia, dan bizarramente
suS dolares para sostener empresas
periodisticas hbelosas y los vivi-
dores que Sc pasan ell aiio explotan
do los debiles y los ignorantes.
.s La pelicula desarrollada refieja
.Gsbilmente la verdad de 10 que ocu-
RE en- Puerto Rico. Las Federacio-
mes 0breras que en- todas parties son
de suma trascendendia provecho
cuando estan dirigidas honrada e in
teligentemente, nacieron aqui pof i'm
puls6s de los partidos politicos mill
tantes y protegidas por los polfti-
cos por los adinerados, han toma-
do una preponderancia peligrosa por
su falta de preparation para fesol-
yer con equidad los grandes profile
mas de la vida. va no forman parti
das que inclinen la balanza. electo-
raj en- favor de u11o u otro de sus
pr0tectores, sino que forman una
fuerza politica capaZ de contender
v veneer para exigirse en- arbitro
de los Gestinos del pals, 81 este gozas
ra de plena soberanfa careciere,
por tanto, del poder moderator de
los Estados Unidos que fila su re
gimeh. Sus directories encuentran un
nlodo de vivir holgadamentel con la
direction, Y, con la propaganda acti
va EN- los actos pdblicos v en- la prem
sa, y la privada de hogar en- hogar,
alf1agaron las masas Y las atra
jeron sus filas para hacer ndmero
lograr tambsen por todos los me-
dies, hasta por el miedo, e1 favor
de las pusilanimes- operaciones Y de
los r;tos candidos intervenir en- la
vida social, poIftica " economics po
deresamente hasta el punto de ihfiuir
con ell gobierno en- deterHnina6t5s ca
SOS conforme a su voluntad y conve-
niencia. Ahora, los laboriosos Y hon
radios trabajado1es por causa de la
situacion angustiosai del 1aund5, es-
tan soportando iniseria, mientras los
inspiradores suyos estan
gozando de privanzas, suicides y de
rvalimiento gubernamental como ja-
mas 10 tuvieron Y estan callaGsos; pc
ro los cantos de sirena volveran cuan
do la placentera comodidad cese. Pa
ra ese inomento preparanse los altos
polfticos, la prensa "asalariada' y
los ricos que sera ell instante en- que
solicitaran con mas insistenc;a dadi
vas que, de seguirse prodigando, se-
ran recompensadas con inmensa gra
titud v y. con grandes pesares. Has
Ia entonces Que esperen sufrienGo
hambre los ineautos que elevaron a
los no. merecedores de sus sacrifcios
"a los mas altos puestos.
VIRGILIO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-18
aeBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENTO DEL INTERIOR
oFfC1NA DEL CoMIsIONADo
ANUNcIo DE SUBAsTA
Octubre s. 1922.

Octubre 5, 1922.
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados pa
ra la adjudication en- publica subasta
de las obras de adicion do lln salon de
hormig6n en- eI Barrio Pena Pobre de
Naguabo, P. B., cuyo presupuesto apro-
bado asciende a DOS NIL QUINIEE-
ToS CUARENTA DOLAREs CON
47i100, ($2, ,540.47) Sc admitiran en- Ia
oficina del Comisionado Municipal de
Servfcio. PiblIco de Naguabo, hasta
las 900 P. M. del dia 20 de Octubre de
1922, en- que Sc sbriran piblicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios IS daran
en- ID oficinas del comisionado del In
terror de r. b., donde SO encuentran
de manifesto los documentos que han
de regir en- el contrato, y podran re-
coger los ncita6ores los pianos y mo-
dslos de proposiciones que han do pre-
sentar, mediante un dep6sito de DIEz
DoLARES ($10) que seran reembolsa-
dos al ser devueItos dichos documentos
on eli plazo de veinte (2O) dias des-
,puss de efectuada la subasta.
La administration Sc reserva Ell dere
cho de rechazar cualquier o todas las
proposiciones, y Ell de adjudicar el con-
trato bajo otras consideraciones Qus
las de precio solamente.
JOHN A. WILSON.
CoMISIoNADO. Advt.
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Chicago. III.

T. .. a, y les renitiren1os una prueba' de
PLAPAO el libro del sefior Stuart. scerca
de Ia hernia. ABSoLUTAMENTE GRATIS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-18
UN ADoRADoR DE BAco

En- la calle del Hip6dromo, de San
turce, los guardias Remedie Lopez y
Nazario Miranda, sorprsndieron al in
divi6uo Felips Gonzalez transportando
una damajuana conteniendo euatro
cuartilIos de ron que IL fue ocupada.
Ell Comisionado de la Corte Federal 10
exigio al vioiador de ID ley vOIstead
$3.50.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26
GREATER CARE
BY DRIVERS TO
REDUCE RATES
Insurance Expert Tells How Prem
iums May Come Down as Nc
florists Demand.

When the motoring public shows
a concerted movement toward
greater care in driving, then will
automobile insurance premiums
come down.
That is the message, smacking Of
advice, from A. B. Roome, New
York insurance expert who has been
investigating methods tending to re-
duce auto insurance rates.
Until that minimum of careless
ness" in driving is attained, Roome
says, lower rates will have to be
achieved by other means. Such
are:
1. Making the motorist stand a
fixed portion of the loss.
2. Requiring a bill of sale with
each purchase.
8. Federal registration for the
life of the car.
a. Vigorous and prompt enforce
ment of traffic and theft laws.
5. Installation of approved theft
devices.
Owner Part Insurer.
THE most promising means we
have found to lower insurance rates
is making the assured a co-insurer
of his car" says Roome. THAT is,
making him stand a fixed portion
of the loss. This increases the cal e
taken by the owner.
"On the reinsurance basis the
reduction in premiums is about rs
per cent, where theft, fire and COL
lision insurance also are taken out.
On theft insurance alone the reduc-
ton is 20 per cent
But as this form of policy is only
optional with the companies, in
surance brokers in their desire for
business have rot been pressing it.
1t should be made mandatory on all
companies.
Theft devices are useful only in
that they delay the getaway. There
are rs such devices which have
been approved by the underwriters
laboratories in Chicago and for use
of which a reduction of Is per cent
is made in the premiums.
But after all, the quickest re-
duction in rates would come with
the elimination of carelessness on
the part of the car owner"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26
iIOnGf1nS
at the
SHOW

Keep away from the auto show
If you don't like to see things.
The late models do everything ex-
cept go home alone.
They have every accessory ex-
cept a parking place.
A man whoqbought one yesterday
claims it has whipped every tele-
! phone pole on his block.
Says it was looking for the traf-
fic cops address in the directory.
How many miles to a gallon ~
is being discussed.
One fellow said About two from
where I live"
That must make it a quarter-mils
to the nearest pint.
Another fellow said he didn't
need a new car because he had
flivver glands put in his old one.
the pasture.
Says he has to catch the thing
with a bride every morning.
Two statesmen wanted help with
one-man top.
A fellow yesterday wanted to
show his patent fire-plug mover.
They told him to invent some
spareribs for reckless drivers.
Lots of new cars are finding new
homes
1t looks like a hard summer for
the pedestrians.
Moral: Get an auto before one
gets you. .Hsz "a
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26
WAR FIGHTERS
TAKE STEP FOR
WORLD PEACE
Representatives of Eight Allied
Powers to Hold Important Con-
vention at New Orleans.

New York, June ga new chap
ter in the history of efforts toward
bringing about world peace will be
written when representatives OF
World war fighters from eight prin-
cipal allied powers meet in New
Orleans Oct IL, IL and Is at the
annual convention of the 1nter-Al-
lied Veterans Federation.
The convention, which will be
held a few days before the fourth
annual national convention of the
American legion here, will be at
tended by 35 accredited delegates
from the following ex-service or
CARNATIONS: American legion,
United States; Federation Nation
ale des Combattants, Belgium;
British legion; Union National des
Combattants ct Mutiles Italens.
Italy,, Uniunea, Nationala a Fos-
tilor LuDatori, Rumania; UdruZenia
Rexervnitch Ofoiara i Obvennika,
Serbia; Druzina, Czecho-Slovakia.
In addition, France will send
Representatives from the Union Ma
tionale des Conr8attants, Union Ma
tional des Mutiles ct Reformes, LIE
Poilude de France, Lique des Chefs
de Section, Camarades de Combat,
and from society Of former
French interpreters who were as
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26
BEING DRIVEN,

81 saw you out driving yester-
day"
NO. my wife was driving"
But she was in the back seat. "
Just the same, my wife was
driving"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26
| On County Records

Matilda Josephson to z. A
Herbst, part lot l. Mathilda Joseph
sons First addition, Moline, 1852 so.
Sidou Biagio and wife to Her
man ]. Schwcke, west 20 feet, lot
6, block IA, Spencer and Case ad-
dition, Rock Island, 81.
c. ]. Challberg and Charles Will
| Jams to c. A. Grant, lot 5, Boards
ley's sub division of Indian Island,
81.
Harry Ainsworth and wife to Roy
W. Terrell, lot IS, Guyer addition,
Rock Island, $500.
Kate Ziegler to Roy w. Terrell.
tract at Thirty-first street and
Fourth avenue. Rock Island, 81
August Van Hecke and wife to
Charles and Elsie Morel. east As
feet, lot 6, Henry Dedloff's addition,
Moline, 81.
George Swanson to Chester A.
Olson, and wife, lot 5, block .,
George Swanson, Moline, $500.
Moline Trust and Savings bank
to Julia NJ. Wigers, part lot s, block
1. Maria Edwards addition, Moline,
81.
John Strope and wife, Hulda, to
Mloyd StropA. lot 5, block /, Wood
ruff Sears, 81.
Floyde Strope to John Strope, lot
5, block l, Woodruff addition,
Sears, 81.
Luella L. Titterington to Adrian
S. Swilling, tract in section 17-2W,
81
Fred ReessiIg and wife, Augusta.
to Ellison Stevens and wife, east
80 feet, lot Is. block 1, William E.
Brooks addition to East Rock Is
land in Rock Island, $500.