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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-14
Sc SOLIClTAN
MECANoGRAFOS
DirIase a Park "a Box II,
Santurce. Tambien Sc desean
Taquigrafos con practica en-
lngIes.
LA AcTITUD DEL sR, PEDEosA
EN- LA AsAMBLEA

Nuestro amigo, el 81. Pedrosa, de-
sea hacer constar que su actitud en- la
Asamblea fue como s.gue:
"El .Huyke-dice Pedrosa-se ex-
preso en- estos parecidos tcrminos:
Yo sienpre he sostenido uue mis-
ideas estan por encima de mi partido,
v por encima de todo, y vengo aqui a
sostenerlas, iria de manos con ell sr.
Cautifio con Ell Sr Benitez defen-
der ese programa, que es mi prcggama
pero no podria il de manos con Ell
sr. Algeria, porque yo Sc crales son las
ideas del Sr. Alegria''.
Interruption mia.
mo me extraha que I'd. piense asf
sr. Huyke, porque su senoria siempre
ha dicho y acaba de repetir cue sos
tiene sus ideas por sobrs su partido Y
por encilna de todo, los honbres que
militamos en- el ala radical de la Union
de Puerto Rico, ponemos por encima
de nuestras propias ideas, la sslvaci6n
de nuestro partido que es la de nues-
tro pals, por considerar quo nuestras
ideas son pequefas al compararlas con
Ell bienestar y la felicidad de nuestro
pals, que Ia es la de un million Guar
to de habitantes.'
: ''El sr. Huyke contesto, entonces:
-su senoria puede sacrihcar sus
ideas porque como I'd. mismo ha dicho
son pequefas, pero yo no, porcus mis-
ideas son grandes y las seguirs soste-
niendo por encima de toGo.n
.sEsto es una appreciation personali-
sima del sr. Huyke-respondi6 Pedro
sa- y demuestra cue lie falt6 sentido
cOmdn sufciente para conprender Ell
signifcado de mis- palabras''.
Y Sc di6 por terminado 81 inciden-
10
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-14
PeIfculas KODAK
compre, desarrolle y copie sus
peIfculas en-
CRUZ II. A. COLL.
Anexo a R. SantaelIa.
Ell ELoCUENTE HOMEMADE AL
ILUsTR1sIMo oB1sPo sR. cARUA
MA

FL domingo por la noche Sc 1lev6 a
efecto en- Ell hotel Talace Ell banquete
que daban los Cabaueros de Colon y Da
mas Isabelinas, nusstro Lustrisimo
obispo, sefor Caruana, con OCCASION de
su toma de possession de la Di6cesis de
Puerto Rico.
Al simpatico acto acudieron numero-
SOS caballeros de Colon bellas damas
pertenecientes a la orden Isabelina. FL
comedor del hotel aparecfa bellamente
adornado con profusi6n de banderas,
globos y ramos de flores. Directamente
EN- ell .centro del comedor y en- una de
las mesas centrales ocup6 asiento el Sc
ior obispo, teniendo su 1ado al FieI
Navegante de la orden, don Rafael Pie
trantoni, quien desempen6 con extraaor-
dinario acierto Y snma elocuencis, las
funciOnes de director de brindis.
Hicieron uso de Ia palabra a indica
cion del Toast master los sehores Marti
nez Davila, Trayieso, vergne, Larroca,
doha obduha Q. De Lazaro Y Ell obispo,
sefior carpana, Ell cual tuvo atlas y elo
cuentes frases de agradecimiento pora el
homemade tributadole, ldedican-do en- el
curse de su breve discurso, expresivas
demostraciones de afecto para esta isla,
con La cual-dijo- -habfa celehrado sus
desposorios.
Ell interesante acto concluyo cerca de
Ia una de la manana.
Nuestro distinguido amigo ell sefior
Pietrantoni, uno de los organizadores
mas entusiastas del festival, fue obje.
to de numerOsas felicitaciones por ell
buen exito del mismo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-14
Cuando usted visite San
Juan hospedese en-
La CAFETERIA
sENs1BLE FA1LEoIMIsNTo

Anoche, las ocho Y media. falle-
clio en- Ell 'Auxilio Mutuo'' ell distin-
guido caballero active hombre de
negocios don Fidel Acefa Diez, dueno
del "Hotel Rioja'' y cajero del ban
co Popular.
La noticia de esta sensible p6rdida
ha de causar honda consternaci6n en-
tire sus numerosos amigos, por 10 ra-
pido de su muerte, pues no hacia ma
semana que ell difunto caballsro habia
ingresado en- Ell sAuxilio'' con una
leve affection en- ell pie.
Ell MUNDo envia Ia fam;Iia del
fenecido caballero, especialmente a sus
sobrinos don Fidel y Federico Acena
caral quienes residen en- San Juan. ell
p6same de Ia mas profunda condolen-
cia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-14
Ell sENADOR IGLEsIAs
LLEGA NANANA

De Ia Federation Libre infor!nan 10
siguiente:
tEn la tarde del dia miercules, IS
de febrero, ha sido ell senala'o para
llegar a nrestro puerto ell vapor "san
Lorenzo que conduce a esta isla al
camarada Santiago Iglesias
Las secc1ones Socialistas dc San
Juan, Puerta de TERRA santurce he
mos acordado llevar en- dicho ola una
gran manifestation, para la Que hemos
invitado nuestros compaheros de los
pueblos Gel interior.
La manifestation sera organizada
frente al ed1fcio Federal, Y una vez
desembarcado Ell compahero, partira
por la Falle de la Tanca, tomando
Allen y pasando por Casa Blanca, su-
birS por IL. Caleta de San Juan. doblan
do por Ia del Cristo y luego la del
Sol hasta La de Salvador Brau. dete-
nierdose en- la plaza Baldorioty, desde
donde ell Senador Iglesias hara uso de
la palabra.
Cuando ell vigia anuncie ell vapor
San Lorenzo Sc dispararan bon.bas rea-
les, para que todos concurramos la
gran parada.'
Por informes que tenemos de distin-
ta fuente, Sc dice que el sr. 1glesias
tampoco vendra ell microbes pues Sc
asegura que sus deseos son no legresar
hasta que haya pasado la session eje-
cutiva del Senado.
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500 MoNos Sc NEcEsITARoN PARA
CoN1BATIR LA PUhMoNIA.
tcontinuaci6n de Ia pag. sa.)
considerable como immune a la pulmoni,
DE AcuERDo CON LA vAouNA

FL doctor Park dijo que ''por un mi
lagro' Ell sinndmero de m6dicos y Glen
tifccs que habian estado trabajando en-
el programa del estudio de la pulmonia
y el "iu", estaban de perfecto acuerdo
respecto las conclusiones y Ell valor de
Ia vacuna. Dijo que ell vslor de la vacu-
ma no difera de la que estaba en- uso en-
mil novecientos diez y ocho que ella
habia sido escogida como resultado de
varios experimentos.
Los experimentos con los monos han
demostrado de una manera eoncluyen-
te, dijo el doctor Park, ''que cuando un
mono es vacunado no obtiene la pulmo-
MIA aun en- ell case de que este haya sido
inoculado con Ell bacilo de la enferme-
dad. De la misna manera Sc ha proba-
do que cuando ell mono no ha sido va
cunado, obtiene la enfermedad cuando
es incculado, generalmente muere. Es-
to significa que los mismos experimen-
tos con seres humanos darian precisa-
mente el nisno resultado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-14
ImprGSiODeS del ST.
Benitez FIOTes...
Continuation de la pag. 81

Optimistas fervientes y creidos, con
una inocencia que la politica sin entra-
mas no reconoce nj respeta, tenaz do
lOrido,, Algeria.
Todos sin agresividades nj incoheren-
tes con las bases en- debate, saliendo f.
nalmente de este encumbramiento ideal
Ia nueva formula que ha de ser guia y
norma defnitiva de una politica que
reairmara lazos permanentes indes-
tructibles de fraternidad amor entire
la Insula d6bil y pequeha v la naci6n
protectora, formidable Y poderosa.
GY las tendencies? " los ideales7 Y
las orientaciones? Y las reglas y prac-
ticas interpretaciones de procedimien
tos, va inndmeros ininteligibles.
En- el viejo crisol donde ardian ar
dian durante amos, Sc fundieron de una
vez y ''per .eternum en- una sola, fir
me, defnitiva y Ultima aspiration que
los comprende todos.
Ese es Ell fruto de la Asamblea: esa
es ahora Ia politica.
La Union por vez primera, es la
Union perfectamente unida firme en-
La unidad, comprensible Y simple; dia-
fana y concreta. FIa dejado de ser ia
Union heterog6nes de un solo espiAItu
y una sola vida durante las campafias
comiciales, "desvanecera sospechas
temores, avivara ssperanzas, resolvera
de una manera 'ieflnitiva e. problema.
hasta su conversion en- realidad viva,
practica, tangible.
ha uegado esta realidad viva, sir,
sacrifcios individualiatas de grupos nj
de tendencias de programa, pues practi
camente, la fusion de todas elias ell Ia
formula EsTADo LIBRE AsocIADo,
no es sino una condensation de todas
en- una fnalidad gu elias cubre, las abar-
ca las comprende, sin detrimento del
programa mismo.
Lo que al principle tuvo caracter apa-
rente de formulismo procesal, de norma
a seguir, para la obtencion de los idea
les consignados, Sc convirti6 finalmente
y con Ell voto de la Asamblea, en- ell con
junto complementario de ambas: ideas,
principles, programa, formulas, reglas,
practicas seguir, todo, todo, todo, en-
una simple, maravillosa purisima con-
erection, ESTADo LIBRE ASoCIADO.
Existe pues un programa polftico fun
damental, terminate, CONCRETE.
GY luego? GCuando este alcance la
Union?
No es possible profetizar como y cuan
do ocurriran los hechos, aunque los op
timistas los esperen pronto. con una
prontitud de meses, solamente; pero fue
re cuando fuere, cumplido ell programa
de la Union, cesara su necesidad La que
lie di6 forma y vida espiritual y concre-
ia; cesara unes ell partido, cumplida ST.
mission redentor, y surgiran necesaria-
mente, partidcs de pura exclusive fl
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-14
Asoc1Ac1oN MED1cA

La Association Medica'', de San
Juan, celebrara esta noche, en- los salo-
nes de sus oficinas radicadas en- la calle
Tanca numero diez, una reunion cientf
flea en- Ia cue tomaran parte los siguien
tes rrofesionales: doctor E. Garcia Ca
brera, doctor M. Quevedo Baez y doctor
L. Biamon. Terminara Ell acto con una
exhibition cinematOgrafca concerniente
a los Rayos X
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-14
UNA MUJER Sc ENvENENA

Aver tarde Francisco Diay de %
amos y natural de Juncos, Sc eavenen6
tomandose una fuerte dosis de sulfato
de cobre. La intoxicada fue conduci-
da al hospital municipal por los poll
cias Francisco Sierra y Leandro Cure.
Los m6vilEs que tuvo Francisco
para tomar tan terrible resolu".6n. fn6
un disgusto habido entire ella y otra
se1ora.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-14
RoBos EN- sANuuRoE

Aver fu6 sustraida de la residencia
de dofia Josefa Perez, en- santurce, la
suma de $55. La policia investiga el
rObO. A Charles Bare, quien reside en-
Miramar, los ladrones sustrajeron un
reloj de orc y un billete de cinco do
lares; y Juana Hernandez, residente
en- la Avenida Lopez Landr6n, varias
ga1linas. t a.
En- pinguno de estos cases Sc ha
praeticado arresto todavia. oose4q,au
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-14
Los QUE LLEeAN DE NEW YoR1

En- ell vapor Caracas que lego a
este puerto ell sabado Tltimo rcgrsaron
de Nueva York los siguientes pasajeros:
Jose Garcia, Julia Garcia, Maria Re-
yes, E. A. Murray, Herminio Acosta y
sehora, Jose Masden, H. E. Iisch, Geo.
B. Litchfeld y sefiora, L. G. Wei1ner,
Mary consuelo Palmer, Mary Demetrias
Cunningham Y Margaret vanmeter.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-14
UN MARINo ENCONTRADO
MUERTo EN- SANTURCE

Ha sido encontrado muerto en- la fin
ca de Jose Oller, en- Santurce, cl norte-
americana Waldemar Elson. Los acti-
vos miembros de la policiq Remedio
Lopez Nazario Miranda, al descubrir
su cadaver lie hallaron en- los bolsillos
varias fotografias y So en- billetes.
FL medico certifc6 que Waldemar ha
bia muerto de aneurisma.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-14

Con las primeras dosis de ANTICAL
cULINA EBREY. Sc pons termino a
los dolores de espalda y lomos, laa
difcultades Y a los deseOs frecuentes
de hacer aguas. ANTICALCULINA
ERREY es un gran remedio para los ri
flones. En- todas. las boticas. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-14
Ell EvANeEI1o DEL MAESTRO

Hemos recibido en- esta Redacci6n,
ell "Evangelio del Maestro, por don
Francisco vicenty, eli cual ha sido pu-
blicado pOr La 'Fraternidad Teos6fica
en- Educaci6n" capitulo de San Juan.
Agradecemos ell obsequio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-14

PARA CUhAR UN RESFRIADc
TN UN DTA. tomese LAXATIVE
BROMO QITININA. El hoticario de-
volvera 81 -dinoro 81 no le cura Ia
ffr-a 4" 2. w. GROVE Sc halla en-
cada caiita.
Adyt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-14
REMEpIo RxcEIENTE

Para la Tos, catarro NAL de gar
ganta, las Pastillas 'Luden'' de Men
tol no tienen 1gual. Solo cuestan seis
Centavos la GAIA en- las Farmacias.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-14
AcuERDo EcoNoMrco r1RMADo
VA ENTIRE ITALIA Y RUSSIA

ROMA, febrero 1S.-Se ha frmado un
acuerdo econ6mico entire este Gobierno
y el ministerio de los soviets Las CO.
municaciOnes postales y telegrafcas han
qudado va reanudadas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-14
PUEDE CAZAR

FL secretario Executive ha expedido
licencia para cazar Y portar armas
de caza, al sefior Jose Arribas Marti-
nex, de Mayagiiez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-14

nalidad administrative y economical a.
es buenO va ir delineando, y entraremos
en- un mar de nuevas, mdltiples inf
nitas promesas.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, febrero 13
de 1922.
Manuel BENITEz FLORES.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-14

Adyt.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-12-09
TOO MANY TAXES

Taxes are easily piled on the people
by the tax eaters.
The TT. S. Government
The State of Illinois.
The County of Cook.
The City of Chicago.
The Sanitary District of Chicago.
The Indistinct Towns.
The Park Commissioners
The Contractors Union.
The Public Works Grafters
The Boulevard Plunderers.
The Bridge Builders.
The Board of Local improvements,
and long line of linked tax grabbers
are taking up and sailing away huge
sums of the hard earned money of the
people.
George c.. Gale, chairman of the rev.
enue committee Of the constitutional
convention, asks every citizen of the
state to figure up his or her tax bills
in terms of time put in at a desk or
factory bench as we'll as in terms of
actual money. He said:
Local taxes in Chicago are becom-
ing almost confscatory and if the tax
rate is increased the cost of govern
ment will be back on war basis. 9th
er institutions are returning to a nor
NAL, pre-war basis. If the tax rate is
increased here to the point the city is
asking it will tend to drive industry
from the city, it will make capital un
willing to hazard investments, it viii
injure the city.
"A tax increase such as the city i.
asking from the legislature will en-
courage the same kind of ex
travagance that now exists in the case
of the bond issues the citizens vote6
for public improvements. In that case
responsible officials have said 20 per
cent will be spent for experts and at
be used for the purpose the voters had
in mind. Unless a halt is called PEG
pie will attempt to shirk or dodge their
tavna."
President Christian r. Wiehe has
put more life into the management
of the West Park Board than all of
his predecessors put together. Every
body notes the great improvement
in the park system since he took
hold.
William J. Lindsay would make a
good judge.
To <hn ~
Northwest Side Republican leader, is
often mentioned for City Treasurer.
No schools should be built on
bouleyards
Paul Wiedel, the well known chief
clerk of the Board of Assessors, is
talked of for higher honors.
Chicago needs more street lights
and more bridges also.
Charles Center Case, who made a
splendid record as assistant states at
torney, would make good judge
Charles Center Case, the well
known and able lawyer would make
fine judge of the Superior Court.
Frank Hogan, the highly respected
President of the Heco Envelope Com
pany, would make an ideal city treas
urer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-07
NOT DEALING OUT
AIMS FAST ENOUGH
Board Of Guardians in English Town
Were Imprisoned by Angry
Mob.

London, Feb. I by the Associated
Press The Poplar board of gard
ians local officials responsible for
levying and distributing relief for tie
poor in the metropolis borough of Pop
lar-were locked in their board room
last night and held prisoners until $50
o'clock this morning by crowd Of I'M
employed persons who demanded larger
doles. A number of newspa permcn
shared the imprisonment Of the guard
ians. The captors effectually prasent-
ed use Of the telephone or other means
of communication to summon relief.
The guardians recently doubled tie
doles, but the ministry Of aealth
promptly notified them that this was
illegal. and they reverted to their for
mer payments Their plea Of 20 arn-
ment pressure was rejected last night
BY the unemployed, who seized the en-
tire building which houses the board
room and hoisted red flag on the
roof, declaring they would not give
up until their demands were granted.
No violence was reported.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-07
TEN POTATO HOUSES
And CONTENTS BURNED
Aroostook County People Experience
Worst Fire of That
Sort.

Mapleton, Me-, Feb. IA chain Of
ten potato houses and about 10000
bushels of potatoes were burned here
to-day. The loss was estimated at
100000. Many of the owners were
without insurance.
The fire was one of the most exteu-
sive, ever experienced by Aroostook
county potato growers. With no fire
protection and a strong wind which
accompanied last nights snow storm in
this section, the fire spread through the
Tong row of potato houses until all had
!, been consumed with their contents.
Some OF the owners of the houses and
potatoes were o. IL. Smith, Orrin J..
Higgins. I. r. Lenfest, Charles Giber-
SON and II. Z. Umplrey. Others who
stored potatoes in the buildings were
Percy Carter. who lost 2.200 barrels
and had no insurance. Hall Coffin, 500
barrels, uninsured; Mile Staples and
Horace Higgins, partly insured.
f. w. Fernald's hay shed with l75
tons of pressed hay. also two carloads
Of starch owned by Lenfest and Phair
in the same building also were burned.
They were insured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-07
POLICE PUT DEATH TOLL
NRICHzNOND, VA. FIRE AT
Is: THREE KNOWN DEAD
FIVE N4TTONS ACREE
TO MEET IN EIGHT YEARS
In order to Again Discuss the Matter
of Naval Arma-
ment.

Washington, D. G., Feb. tBy the
Associated Press). Although the
Washington conference had itself gone
out Of existence. to-day, with several
OF the delegations, including the Brit
ish, already on their homeward jour
.neys. many of its decisions, particular
" relating to the Far East, ~till re-
mained to be applied and given effect
by boards and commissions authorized
for the purpose.
In addition, the conference, 50 far
as its naval negotiations are concerned,
provided virtually for its rebirth eight
years hence when representatives OF
the five powers which joined in the ma
val agreement will meet again TO dls-
cuss naval armament, and it also au-
thorized specifically a five-power com
mission to revise the rules of warfare.
The only directly continuing tnnc-
tion Of the conference remaining aft
er its windup, was the secretariat gem
erals Office This has been charged
merely with the final duty of compil-
ing and printing corrected minutes of
the plenary and committeeN sessions
and also will act as a clearing house
throughout which the various govern
ments will inform each other fully as
to their existing commitments Affect
ing China. 1t Is expected to conclude
both OF these in the very near fatrre
and then close its doors.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-07
MONTPELIER

Frank Towne, ten years old, of Mill
street, st. Johnsbury, suffered a cash
on one temple and a bruised knee wttn
traverse on which he was sliding
sweryed and threw him against the
right rear mudguard of an automobile
on North Railroad street Sunday aft
ernoon. The driver of the car was
Pauline +. Randall of st. Johnsbury
and the owner, +. y. Randall A doc
tor was called and the boy was taken
to his home. A report of the accident
reached the secretary of states office
this morning. The automobile was 90
ing north on North Railroad street
when the traverse suddenly came cut
OF q driveway between two houses.
High snow banks made IL invisible for
the driver Of the car until it came into
the road. The car passed the drive
way before the traverse crossed the
road hut the traverse swervcd a. il
passed the back Of the car and Young
rowne was thrown against the mud
guard.
NJ. J.. Carpenter. president OF the
Vermont Society Of Engineers. las APP
pointed y. II. Crandsll. w. VI. iowle
and A. V. Kieslich. all OF Burlington,
a. committee to make arrangements
Tor q meeting Of the society 10 ne held
at Hotel Vermont on March TO-
Federal aid for highways is csnsid.
cred Equitable and constructive ly
the national agricultural conference
held in Washington. ID. G.. on Jan1ary
- 10 discuss highway matters. Tie
conference urged that Congress should
continue The federal aid plans for
definite period Of years IN order that
thr states nigh; make definite flars.
The tot.ferenre also felt that cauntry
highMa- was the farmers prircipii
r1can- of marketing his products sni
without proper read conditions. order
" marketing vss impossible. Tie
farmer must control the mad - BIZ
markets II he j. 70 help influence ti.ir
prise. the rcsci8iiou adopted stated.
Tas r,nferrnrc favored making the
highway -afer 70 lifs and limb. Re-
iicsin- safety - - paramount
fsr fnur-si of Marisn Leiani ss-
hrii IN Mi5dir-r st o'ri-fk fia
-f.ffresn. Res Nr1sz :. &shsl. o.
Seated anl tar t4-tzi s ~ Aeeis
nsisfr al Nallicstx lenter-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

Regular meeting 81 sons Of Vet
erans' Auxiliary. Ne. s. Wednesday.
Feb. ;. a. O'Clock. Initiation and
refrcshmcufs Socisi hour after meet
in9s
Dirty chimncy- arr keeping the Gre
nlen on fhs jump TIE lstesi call fcr
their serrices beinr shortly hrfsT =
a'ciock this sfteruocn. 4 bad ahim-
ner. flifi wiih so1t and crr1snir. ts-
etnrc ref boa at c3 >nmuer street sIl
= ea- nccessars fcr fhe frcurr 81
.si-f fhc PIP losn ani cieaa t rri-
TIE heasa &. eanef - Mis Narleg
zal scttpl-i 81 Nernen Blow
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-07
Wire Communication in
Middle Atlantic States
Disrupted
WET SNOW AND RAIN
GOES WITH WIND
Freezing Temperature Will
Go As Far South As
Florida

Washington, d. c., Feb. With its
center off Cape Hatteras, storm de-
scribed by the weather bureau as OF
marked intensity was creeping up the
Atlantic coast to-day attended through
out its path by wet snow and rain.
Snow which fell early in the day IN
the middle Atlantic section disrupted
wire communication Along some parts
of the coast, the storm was accompan-
led by high winds.
The storm center, weather bureau of
iicials said, viii move northeastward
during the next 36 hours. Storm warn
ings were extended north of the Vir-
ginia capes to Boston
Freezing temperatures were forecast
for tonight as far south as Florida.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-07
TO GIVE OUT REPORTS
OF ICEBURG DANGERS
Government Boat Going Into the North
Atlantic Ocean for obser-
walton.

Washington, d. G.. Feb. THE
coast guard cutter Seneca win leave
New York for Halifax tomorrow and
thence proceed into the North Aiisn-
tic on her annual ice observation cruise
off New Foundland and the Grand
Banks. Reaching her station BY the
middle OF February, the Seneca will
cruise north of the trans Atlantic
steamer lanes, observing the condition
and movement OF the ice, radioing all
data to the branch photographic office
In New York for broadeasting to coast
radio stations and mariners.
Each year about Feb. ! the hydro
graphic office of the navy receives The
first report on ice IN the north At
lantie. This wear the steamer St.
Charles radioed on Jan. 81 that ice
fields were observed at about latitude
46 north and longitude a. west, about
200 miles east OF New Foundland or
on the edge of the Grand Banks.
In consequence Of the southern drift
of the ice, the turning point Of the
trans Atlantic lanes between England
and the ports of Boston and New York,
from southwestern to a more vest-
ern course, il moved about 200 miles
southeast on Feb. and remains in
these waters until Ang. 81. In the
winter the course is changed 20 the
west at point about Zoo miles eff
Boston.
Since The Titanic sank in April. 1912,
with loss OF l,5l7 lives, after ssr.k
ing an iceberg, an early lee observation
cruise Ii made Of the banks during
February and March and an ice i,.irol
i cstablished.