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The New York herald., 1922-12-01
BACK FROM POLAND
SILENT ON BOMBING
Detective Home From War
saw Reticent on Confession
in Wall Street Horror.
WENT AS FEDERAL AGENT
William Linde Arrested in
LODI at Request of Amer
lean Operative.

Detective Sergeant Clinton ". Wood
former head OF the industrial squad OF
the Police Department, who went 20
Warsaw in May for the Department OF
Justice to investigate the reported con
fession' of Wolfe Lindenfeld. alias Will
lam L.inde, and other clews in counec-
tion with the Wall street explosion OF
September. 1920. returned yesterday on
the Lithuania OF the Baltic American
Line. uncommunicative as to his work in
Europe
He said he could not discuss his in
vestigation until he had made report
TO his superiors Rumors last night were
that the Department of Justice Is pre-
pairing to tighten its net for alleged sus-
poets. Local representatives OF the De-
partment could not be reached for COM
ment on this.
Wood went 20 Poland after the Po-
lice Department lent him TO the De-
eartment of Justice because Of his
acquaintance with Linde. while the lat
letr lived here a few years ago.
Linde was arrested In Lodz. Decem-
Der Is. 192K by Polish secert service
agents at the request OF Sylvester Cos
grove. an agent OF the Department of
Justice. for information which he was
alleged 10 have given about conspiracy
in the Wall Street blast.
After his release on bail he was re-
arrested In October on charge Of OBJ
tanning 5000 from various persons for
whom he promised to get American
passports vised.
: There is nothing new" in the investi-
CATION OF the Wall Street explosion
which the Department of Justice is con-
Quoting, William J. Burns. director OF
the Bureau Of Investigation, told THE
NEW YORK HERALD just before boarding
a train for Washington last night
81 haven't talked with Sergeant Wood
and didn't know he had returned until
YOU told me-, he added. Il probably
shall hear from him in a few days
Asked about a report that definite
Information has been obtained by the
Department since the investigation ir
Russia and Poland he said:
'I can't talk about that. The repor
didn't come from me-.
The New York herald., 1922-12-01
RAIDERS GET MURDER SUSPECT
Cleveland Man Is Charged Witf
shooting Policemen.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 30-On information
Graul and detectives to-day raided
house IN the East End and took Frank
Willis. IS years old, of Cleveland. into
custody on suspicion of being the fourth
member OF the bandit gang that killed
Columbus Tuesday.
A house to house canvass of the dis
trict located Willis In an apartment
house. Neighbors said he was absent
from the flat from Monday night until
yesterday morning. The two Columbus
detectives are OH their way to Cleve-
land to- charge Willis with first degree
murder.
The New York herald., 1922-12-01
BROWN STUDENT KILLED
AS CRASH ENDS CAR RIDE
TUo Others and Three Girls
Hurt After Dance.

Pgov!pENcE, r. J.. Nov. So.--E. John
Decker. 23. of LaGrange, Me, Brown
University sophomore, was instantly
killed and Miss Nadine Dewitt. q. of
Mili:nocke.. Me-, student AZ the New
England Conservatory OF Music at Bos-
ton, was probably fatally injured when
the automobile they were riding In with
tvso other student couples was demol-
shed early this morning in East Provi-
dence.
George r. Decker. 81, a senior at
Brown, brother OF the dead youth and
the driver OF the car; Romert II. Spell
man. 2l, another Brown senior and a
member of the varsity football squad
Miss Irene Coy. lis Heminway street
Boston, and Miss Lucille Burroughs OF
Warren, Mass. both classmates OF Mis-,
Dewitt at the New England Conserva-
tory Of Music. ESCAPED with slight cuts
and bruises.
Miss Dewitt IL IN the Rhode Island
Hospital here with probable fracture
of the skull. George Decker and Miss
Burroughs are also in the hospital. The
ride followed a dance at the Phi Kappa
Ps! Fraternity House.
The New York herald., 1922-12-01
Mrs. RAIZEN IN HOSPITAL.

Mrs. Lillian Raizen, slayer OF DR..
Abraham Glickenstein, whose sanity
was to be determined this week before
Judge Martin in Brooklyn. was taken
from the Raymond street Jail last night
TO Correctional hospital. Welfare Island.
suffering from tonsilitis and incipient
pneumonia. Found Ill in her cell, she
was examined by DR.. Charles Stor-
rerzer the jail physician. DR.. James A..
Hamilton. Commissioner OF Corrections,
ordered her removal to the hospital.
The New York herald., 1922-12-01
LABOR LEADER ATTACKS
BRITISH FOREIGN POLICY
John r. Clynes Says the Idle
Want Work, Not Doles.

LONDON, Nov. so (Associated Press.
John Robert Clynes, former Parlia-
mentary Labor leader. raised the ques-
ton of unemployment in the House OF
Commons in an attack on foreign policy
as being largely responsible for the poor
commercial and industrial situation. He
declared what the idle wanted was work.
not doles and advocated general
scheme Of house building.
The debate showed that the Govern
ment had no new remedies and that II
relies mainly on the proposals of the
previous Government. which include the
building and improving of roads and
similar public services. as well as Undue
ing railway companies to hasten work
upon extension. In none OF these prof.
ects. however. was any Government as
sistance foreshadowed.
The New York herald., 1922-12-01
GAME CONFERENCE COMING.
600 Members of Association Ex-
pected Here December IL.

Some 600 representatives. coming from
every section of the country. are eX-
pected to attend the ninth National
Game Conference of the American
Game Protective Association to be held
at the Waldorf-Astoria on December
II and -.
Among those scheduled to speak at
q dinner on December II are Irwin Cobb
and William J.. FinleN OF Portland,
Ore, wild animal photographer. who
will show motion pictures.
The New York herald., 1922-12-01
RESCUED, THEN ARRESTED.
Young Man Accused of Speeding
After lie and Girl Escaped.

Special Dispatch To TIE NEW YoRK IIERALn
STAMFORD, Nov. so.--Miss Edna
Sturges, 81, and Ebert V. Brinclxerhoff
%, were severely injured early this
morning when an automobile in which
they we're riding turned over in Hope
street after Hitting r. surbstone. The
automobile caught fire but nearby resi-
dents dragged out Miss Sturges and
Brincherhoff and probably saved their
lives. Then Brinckerhoff was arrested
for speeding.
The New York herald., 1922-12-01
Yesterday
How prettier teeth came to millions

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The New York herald., 1922-12-01
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-09
CONSERVADO-
RES Y RADICA-
aPACTARON

Sc da gran importancia una con-
ferencia celebrada aver tards, entire
prominentes unionistas, entire los cua-
les So nos asegura 1iguraban los Sres
Barcel6 Hernandez Lopez, DR.. Mufoz
Diaz. Lcdo. Jose G.. Torres, Camunas,
Santini algunos elementos Iadicales
del partido unionista de reconocido
prestigio y popularidad. Sc nos asegu-
ra, como QUESTION resuelta, que Auestro
vecino colega ell diario "La Democra-
cia'' publicara en- la edici6n de hoy ell
texto 1ntegro de 10 rccordado ell dicha
entrevista Gu epor todo 10 que Sc ha
hccho y publicado en- estos dias, es
do augurar, sin miedo a equivocarnos
que radicales y Conservatives. de la
gran agrupaci6n politica han logrado
va ponerse dc acuerdo sobre ell mo-
two principal de la proxima agamblea
Q sea, 81 cambio de la plataforma del
partido en- ammonia con 10 Gus EXPIRE
sa ell Bill Campbell.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-09
TOROLABARTHE AGA
TARA LA DECISION
DEL "ATTORNEY"

Aver visitamos en- su ofcina del
Departamento al distinguido Comi-
sionado de Agricultural, Sr. Toro La
barthe, Quien preguntamos cuando
pensaba dar possession al Sr. Honore,
como Jefe del Trabajo, segIn dispo-
siciones del Tribunal de Distrito.
FL sr. Toro nos manifesto que ell
martes medic dia recibi6 IA orden
de reposici6n de la Corte, y que tan
to esta. como los dernas documentos
relatives al case estaban en- poder
del Attorney, Sr. Mestre, a
quien correspondia determinar 81 es
no pertinente la apelaci6n para
ante Ell Supreme.
Ell sr. Toro conferencio con ell
Gobernador sobre ell particular y.
segiin nuestros informes, ambos es-
tan contestes ell aceptar 10 que de-
cida ell Attorney sobre cl part1-
cuIar.
Por informes que han llegado
hasta nosotros, sabemcs que el
Attorney, 81 asf 10 cree pertinen-
te tan Dronto estrdie el caso, les
aconsejara que Sc allanen la de-
cisi6n d:l Hon. Juez Rodriguez Sc
rra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-09
LA JUNTA. CENTRAL ADOPTA
UNA. NUEVA RESOLUTION

Sc nos asegura por persona que pa
rece estar bien informada, cue Ia Jun
ia Central, en- session celebrada aver,
ha acordado adoptar una nueva resolu-
cion, en- Ia cual, y de acuerdo con los
informes que tenemos sobre el parti-
cular, Ell Partido Sc compromete. Sc
guir trabajando por Ell pals hasta ha-
Ger de este un pueblo, comunidad 0
"estado lihre" en- la Association de
los Estados Unidos.
segun nuestros informes, aver tarde,
dicha resolUci6n habia sido tirmada por
los miembros de la Junta Central, a
exception del sr. Algeria, 4tiien, pa
lece no estaba de acuerdo con ciertos
terminos de Ia nisma.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-09
El DISCURSO DEL REY'
JORGE EN lEL PARLA-
MENTO INGLES

LoNDRES febrero g. 81 discur-
so del rev Jorge v, pronunciado hoy
en- 81 Parlamento, esta siendo obje-
to de numerosos comentarios, pues-
to que e. soberaro, hizo una revi-
sion ofcial de Ia Conferencia del
Desarme, del tratado anglo-franco-
belgo y de la situacion internacio-
raj. Ell Rey manifesto en- uno de
les parrafos 6e su illteresante dis
curse y en- algunos momentos de la
lectura hizo hincapie en- ia necesi-
dad imper.osa de frmra sin dila-
con I'm tratado militar con Ia Repd
b1ica francesa. Ell pdblico al escu-
char la recommendation del soberano
Sc puso de pie y rompi6 en- un aplau
so de aprobaci6n.
Y no fus solamente este parrafo
10 que provcc6 el entusiasno del
auditorio. pues tambi6n So cscucha-
ron en- el salon atnonadores ovacio-
mes, cuando el Rey, eli gio la recien-
te Conferencia del Desarme, la cuaI
dijo, habia sido un exito personal
del Presidente deelos Estadca Uni
dos y una gard 9ntfa frme para el
manteniniento de la paz del mundo
Las manifestations del rey Jor-
ge han producidO tai sensation err
Europa cue todos los peri6dicos con-
ceden preferente atencion al discur-
so, publicandolo en- sitio preferente.
Ell importaate diario lie Temps"
de Paris, dice qus Ell discurso del
soberano inglss, es una manifesto e
implicita declaraci6n Gle anlistad y
afecto para Francia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-09
A LA ASAMBLEA
SIN PREJUTCIOS
NIPREVENCIONES


El Lcdo. Coll Cuchi nos manifesto
aver que Ell tenia la seguridad de que
en- Ia Assublea del Partido reinaria
Un franco espiritu de solidaridad y ar
monia, y que los acuerdos esporaba que
fueran adoptados por unanimidad.
ga ese acto debemos ir todos sin
prejuicios nj prcvenciones inspirados
en- Ell buen deseo de discutir y pesar
las ideas, para que nuestras actuacio-
hes respondan al noble fin que sc per-
sigue en- tan importante acto, en- bien
del pals y del partido." !"
Ell ST. Coll Cuchi fu6 lIamado
aver a mediodia de la Junta Central
y estuvo conferenciando largo ratio con
Ell sr. Barcelo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-09
BARCELO NOESTA
SECURE OSI EL BILL
PASE
IATPoRTANTE CONVERSATION
TELEFoNICA

Sc nos informa que anoche el lider
del partfdo unionista don Antonio r..
Barcel6, lamo por tel6fono al senador
sr. Susoni, quien reside en- Arecibo, pa
ra informarle respecto de Ia Ultima re-
soluci6n aprobada por casi todos los
miembros de la ,Junta Central unionis-
TIA, la cuaI satisface ell criterio de mu-
chos elementos independentistas.
Don Antonio R. Barcel6-segdn Sc
nos dice ,-inform6 al senador Susoni
del contenido de Ia Resolution, cuyo
preambulo esta redactado en- ammonia
con los principles democraticos ameri-
canos. El senior Barcel6, dijo que la
''Uni6n de Puerto Rico considerando
los grandes benefcios obtenidos en- sus
relaciones con ell pueblo americana, y
demostrando su gratitud hacia la ma
ci6n americana, acepta como "status' ;
defnitivo de su programa, que Puerto
Rico sea constituido en- un pueblo, en-
tidad seEstado Iibre'' satisfaciendo
Ell presente y ell future.
Con esta esoIucion-termin6 su
conversation telef6nica ell sefior BARGE
lo-habremos salvado cl prestigio de la
Union de Puerto Rico, puesto que no
estamcs seguros 81 ell senado de los
Estados Unidos aprobara no Ell bill
Campbell.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-09
.EL MPONENTE
.ACTO DE AVER
EN- G. BRETANA


LoNDRES, febrero g. Ell rcy Jor-
ge v, acompanado de la reina Maria,
acudieron esta mafana a Ia aperture
Gel Parlamento. Inmensa multitudes Sc
aglomeraron en- las espaciosas plazas
de Mall. Whitehall y del Parlamento,
por donde debian pasar los Soberanos.
FL Rey y sus regios acompafiantes Sc
trasladaron desde Ell Palacio de Buck
ingham en- ell famoso carruaje imperial,
tirado por ocho negros corceles equipa-
dos con arneses de orc, posti,lones
alfombras de terciopelo escarlsta.
Desde ell p6rtico de la Camara de los
Lcres los Reyes Sc dirigieron al salon
de sesiones, escoltados por los altos Ma
gistrados, heraldcs, guardias de honor,
" cficiales del Palacio. Pocos momen-
tos antes de entrar los Soberanos Sc
escucho Ell sonido de las trompetas que
anunciaban la llegada de los Reyes. In
mediatamente los Pares Y sus esposas,
elegantemente ataviadas, saludaron a
sus Majestades, al tempo que las ga
lerias, llenas de distiguido publico, pro-
rrumpian en- clamorosas ovaciones.
FL palco diplomatico estaba ocupado
por les Embajadores de los Estados Uni
dos, Brasil, Jap6n Francia, Espaia,
Italia y les Ministries de Argentina Y
Chile.
Ell Rey al subir los escalones del Tro-
no hizo tres reverencias majestuosas.
Ell primer saIudo 10 dirigi6 a la dere-
cha, ell segundo al centro ell tercero
Ia izquierda. Antes de tomar asien-
to pronunci6 estas palabras:
mis- Lores mis- damas, servios
sentar.'
La Princesa Maria ocupaba la silla
dorado del Principe de Gales la de-
recha del Trono. Les Comunes reunidos
en- el hemiciclo del parlamento eran
presididos poc ell Lord presidente, Bir-
kenhead, quien estaba vestido de negro
cen cordones de Gro en- 81 traje. AVIAN
20 Embellishments v postrandose ante
el Rey present6 a este Ia copia en- per-
gamino del discourse inaugural.
Con la espada del Estado la Coro-
ma imperial en- la nano, ell rey Jorge,
di6 lectura, desde Ell Trono en- una voz
sonora clara, al discurso de la Coro-
ma
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-09
ENFERMos EN- NUEvA YORK

Nuestro querido compafiero dc redac-
ci6n don Cristobal Real, ha recibido
un cablegrama procedente de Nueva
York, en- ell que le informan que SUI
hijo Crist6baK asi icomo tambi6n la
sefora nadre eel joven, la distinguida
dana dofia Ines Echevarria, Sc encuen
tran gravemente cnfermos. Ell cable
grama dice que ell inte1igentfeimo jo-
ven Cristobal esta atacado de t'infuen
za'' su madre padece de pulmonia.
Lamentamos sinceramente ia enfer-
medad que sufren ambos y bacemos
fervientes votos por que mejorcn GUAM
to antes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-09
CREE 0. SU OPT
MON NO TTENE
PESO EN- ELPAIS

La labor era aventurada, pero la
emprendimos con f6 contando con la
bondad jamas desmentida del ilustre
presidente honorario de la Union, Sc
FOR Francisco de Paula Acufia, cuya
opinion siempre es escuchada con inte-
res, por tratarse de un luchador vene-
rable y consecuente, que siempre apres
ia generosamente su ayuda, cuando Sc
relaciona con algo trascedental para
ell pafs
NADIA mas a proposito que interro-
gar al sehor Acufia acerca de la pro
dma asamblea del partido Enionista.
acto que est$ siendo la comidilla del
dia en- todo Ell pals, por la sensation
iEnportancia ,que entraharan sus
acuerdos y deliberaciones.
Ell sehor Acufia Sc neg6 enfatica-
mente hacernos declaracioncs nj qui-
SO anticiparnos la actitud que 81 asu-
mira en- la Asamblea, en- case Gle que
Ell Partido Sc decidiera a eliminar de
su plataforma la clausula independent
tista.
Ell senior Acufia sonrio afablemente
cuando le dijimos que rompic-a su ST.
lenc:o, agregando con un gestc de can
sancio que estaba retirado de la poll
tica activa que no guerra ostcntar min
guno arresto de luchador.
Por ahora-nos dijo- estoy insta-
lado en- un ambiente de indiferencia Y
no quiero agregarme las incldencias
pOliticas que Sc registrar Ell las ac-
tividades diarias. =. no deseo romper,
por ahora este silencio solamente lie
sutnco que me deje en- paz, que la
pas despues de todo, es algeria Y es
tranquilidad y es alborozo -.
-Algo, algo de interes don Francis
co--insistimos nuevamente.- J...?
FL ilustre puertorrique1o, tlnicamen-
te puso esta respuesta, nuestra pre-
suntas.
TOdo 10 que 70 olga ira, sin i'm
plorar gracia, al horrible suplicio de
la indiferencia plblica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-09
SANTONI ESTUDIARA
LA RESOLUTION BAR
C'LO-COLL

Antier Sc encontraba en- esta ca
pitalg en- asuntos particu1ares, ell dig
no Representative por Arecibo, don
Felix Santoni, con quien tuvo ell
gusto de departir breves momentos
un Redactor de este diario.
El senior Santoni cambi6 impre-
stones con nuestro Redactor respec-
to los diferentes problemas po-
l1ticos con los cuales Sc enfrenta
en- estos momentos ell partido de la
maycr1a, y aun cuando el Sr. San
toni no hizo manifestaciones concre-
tas respecto a la situacion, al hablar
de la Asamblea que Sc celebrara Ell
sabado, hizo referencia con muestra3
de entusiasmo, respecto de la apro-
baci6n de una formula que, tde-
jando al porvenir las cosas del por-
venir' facilitara la franco evolu-
cion del partido hacia la censecucion
de Una medida de gobierno que pom
ga al pals en- possession de las rien-
das de su destino Y responsabilidad,
sin tapiar los caminos ulteriores
evoluciones polfticas hacia una mas
amplia forrha de gobierno y hacia
la consecuci6n de una mayor can't
dad de hbertades para ell pals.
Ell Sr. Santcni, no obstante, nos
manifesto que 6l aun no habia pen
sado Y resuelto Ell defnitiva cual hs-
bia de ser su posicion en- la AsarS
blea, y que dada la importancia y
trascendencia de dicho acto no le
parecia opo1tuno adclantar ningin
comentario nj expresar idea alguna
respecto de la misma.
En- estos momentos el Sr. Santoni
lego en- "La Demccracia" la propo-
sici6n de los Srcs. Barcel6 y Coll y
Cuchi v Il preguntarle nosotros
acerca de su opinion respecto de ella,
nos dijo cue la estudiaria.
''Este es un momento dificil-di-
joy Sc impone la meditation y eI
estudio de las euestiones antes de
lanzarse dar un paso emitir nues
tras opinicnes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-09
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lie enviaremos un eiemplar al reci-
bo de I'm giro postal cheque GER
tifcado por S1.1o porte paga6o.
REAL HERMANoS.
P. o. Box s45. Tanca No l, San
Juan P. r. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-09
NICK CARTER EN- SAN JUAN.

En- ell vapor 'fMegantic'', que lle-
go anteayer a este puerto, en- visje de
turismo, venfa a bordo Ell famoso de-
tective retirado del departamento de
la secreta de Nueva York, Mr.. James
T. vaneley, conocido por los n1nos con
ell fanatico nombre de 'tNich Carter.
iCuanto hubiera deseado nuostro ami
go el detective sr. Barrantes, conocido
en- Puerto Rico con ell nombre de Sher-
lock Holmes haber pasado breyes mo-
mentos junto a este famosisimo detec-
tive norteamericano.