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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-09

CE VENDE en- Puerta de Tierra
- una pulperfa, San Agustin 129
telefono SIG. Para informes en- la mis-
ma-0-lb
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AYUDE A LOS NINos PoBREs

AYUDE A LOS NINOS POBRES
Els necesario que en- caGa muni-
cipio de esta isla Sc organize la So
ciedad filantr6pica GEL Zapato de
los Nifos Pobres". Esta sociedad
viene trabajando desde hace varios
amos en- San Juan, con tanto exIto
que podeIaos asegurar que todos los
nifios pobres que asisten a las es-
cuelas van debidamente calzados.
No Sc necesita hacer sacriicios
aceptamos cualquier donativo por in
significante que sea. Mandelo hoy
mismo 81 usted desea, la sonora
MARIA T. DE SUAREZ.
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DEsEA CoLoCACToN % 6 IN ,-'cs *
perta en- Ell servicio domEstico
con familia que viaje al extranjero
sueldo conventional. Informara p. o.
Box c., Coamo, P, R.-9-12. a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-09

TOMPRO CASA de $500 a $4,000
de contado en- calle trasversal,
hasta la parada IT. Norte Sur. Lila
me TeleGono $50, San Juan.-9-15.
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TAQUIGRAFO:-se solicita un ia
: quigrafo espafsol g ingles. Debe
dar referencias, experiencia sueldo a
que aspira. Dirijase j. NJ, aparta3o
66, San Juan.-9-15.
EFECTOS PARA FUENTE DE SODA
- venden PORTO RICO PAPER &
SUPPLY CO., INC. Precios especiales
en- cucharillas.-9-22.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-09

XyENTA DE FLORES NATURA-
LES en- la Gale ''Hoare'', step
IA SanturceE ELlame al telefono 67s
azul, santurce y seran servtdos inmedia
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4 A sRTA. que quiera hospedaje CO
= modo, de nifas solamente, casa
de familia, carca Universidad, escriba
al Apartado .4o5 Rio Piedras, en- Sc
guida Obtendra informes por correo.--
p-11
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MYEURO-vIRIL.- Indicado para La
impotencia, falta de vigor Sc
xual, decaimiento fisico y Compuesto
de Iohimbina legitima del Cameron y
Lecitina. En- las buenas farmacias y
drognsrias.-P.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-09

el:l
Los mel ores
MAN
U0nERCrANTEs DETALILaTAe.-
Hemos recfbido una grand1sima can't
ea6 de calSado que nQuidamOs casi q
Ztecass de costO. O. P6rez AlvArs1. 9. en-
@. San Juan. P.
TNVIERTA SU DINERo EN- So
LARES:-Vendo SOLARES muy
atractivos, diferentes tamafios, de con-
tado . plazos muy convenientes. In
f6rmese: Henry w. Dooley. TelefonO
$50, San Juan, Tanca No. q, Msncio-
ne Ell MUNDo:-P.
CoLAREE DE oCASION:-TsngO
- cinco solares que miden de $50
. 900 metros, en- la Carretera del Sebo
Euco, con frente dicha carretera, es
Quina a%fotras CABLES " Wis
ta al Parque del Colegio del Sagrado
Ooraz6n de JESUS, que estoy dispuesto
. vender precios muy convenientes.
Gnf6rmese en- seguida. Henry W. Doo--
ley, Tanca 2, telefono $50 San Juan-P.
MAZDA MEJOR que las afamadas
hallacas venezolanas que Sc ha,
cen los sabados y domingos en- la Ca
sa No. 10, Gale de Barcelona, Stop
1912. sahturce. ordene sus pedidos
por te,6fono, 192 azul 90
SN~-o-.e@>~>ool>~loo(~
I'm $5o0o.o0.-Se vende una bonita
residencia en- Ell mejor sitio del
Condado cerca de la Escuela Luchetti.
Para informes dirijase H. Corfero
Box 6s5, San Juan, Tel6fono 156 y SOC
negro p-lO. /
A SRTA. que quiera hospedaje co
modo, de nifas solamente, casa
de familia, csrca Universidad. escriba
al Apartado 4o5 Rio Piedras, y en- Sc
guida obtendra informes por correo.-7
ell.
A RGUMENTos PARA CINEI:-
Nnevas ideas en- gran demanda!
Las ideas de usted pueden valer mu-
cho. Por que no aprende escribir argu
mentos para ell Cine? Nosotros le ense-
naremos. P1danos informes. Institute
Fotodramatico. P. o. Box 40, sta. L
New York City p.
DINTURA SUPERIOR, fabricada
por la 'Deveboise Company
vendemos todas classes y tamafios, a
precios bajos. Tambien vendemos
''stains" en- colores. villamil, En- la
Marina, San Juan. so
y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS para Ia
impotencia, falta de vigor Sc
xual, decaimiento fisico y Compuestc
de Iohimbina legitima del Cameron y
Lecitina. En- las buenas farmacias y
drogttsrias.-P.
DEsEA coLoCAcfoN - Os'.3 * T.
perta en- Ell servicio domEstico
con familia que viaje al extranjero.
Sueldo conventional. Informara p. o.
Box G., Coamo, p, R.-9-12. -
CE ALQUILA una habitaci6n amue
blada, vista la calle y con ba
no anexo la misma, para uno o dos
Jovenes. Informaran caleta de San
Juan No. 2, tel6fono sos negro, S. j. p.
XZEA 10 que compra. Cuando usted
compra leche condensada RO-
GERS en- bote de cristal usted we el
contenido antes de comprarlo. La mas
pura.-9-2.
DLAzOs CoMoDoS:-Tengo sotsa
res que vendo a plazos mensua
les de $40, SIS y $25. Inf6rmese Telefo
no $50, s. J.. Tanca 2. Henry w. Doc
ley. Mencione Ell MUNDo.-r
OcAs1oN:-ve -vendemos casa con-
~ creto,4 dormitorios y demas
comodidades, solar de $3.50 metros;
frente carretera central, al lado Univer
sidad, Rio Piedras. Facilidades para
pagar. Porto Rico Trading Co.. Box
1174, san Juan.-P.
Carton de TechaT
de Pizarra y superficie
lisa. Breas para tapar
gOteras.
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CE ALQUILA una habitaci6n amue
blada, vista la cale Y con ba
no anexo la misma, para uno dos
J6venes. Informaran caleta de San
Juan No. 2, tel6fono sos negro, s. j. p.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-09
CINE PUERTO RICO:

T',rcera jornada de la s@per serie
francesa "Barrabas''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-09

CE VENDE:-residenci de con-
creto con garaje, entrada de la
Avenida De Diego nimero 5. Infor-
mara en- la misma Telefono 214 verde,
santurce. Rosa Toro viuda de Miriam
da.-9-28
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DINTURA SUPERIOR, fabricada
= por la "Deveboise Company"
vendemos todas classes y tamafios, a
precios bajos. Tambi6n vendemos
''stains' en- colores. villamil, En- la
Marina, San Juan. 80
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A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ex-

! A TENCION:-No dele para mana
INA 10 que puede hacer usted hoy.
Asegure su automovil truck con
soBRINos DE EzQUIAGA. P.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-09

A RGUMENTOS PARA CINE!:-
Nnevas ideas en- gran demandal
Las ideas de usted pueden valer mu-
cho. Por que no aprende a escribir argu
mentos para Ell Cine? Nosotros le ense.
naremos. Pidanos informes. Institute
Fotodramatico. P. o. Box 40, sta. L
New York City P.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-09

i ABORATORIo DR.. Grau. Barcelo-
ma. Fundado en- Ell afio 1889. Pida
sus productos en- todas las farmacias
de la isla. 10-1
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CE ALQUILA una habitacion para
- caballero solo, amueblada sin
amueblar. Tiene entrada independence
Y vista al mar, en- casa de familia dis
tinguida. CaFeta de San Juan No. 9,
tercer piso.-9-12.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-09

0PoRTUNIDAD:- Sc vende un
negocio de tienda Y cafetin por
estar enfermo su dueio. No excedeera
de $500. Buen puesto to-acreditado. Infor
mara: Esteban Rivera, San Agustin
No. 80 Puerta de Tierra.-9-12.
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XZEA 10 que compra. Cuando uste
compra leche condensada RO
GERS en- bote de cristal usted We G
contenido antes de comprarlo. La ma
pura.-o-2.
Evening star., 1922-06-09
OPPOSES SPECIAL POLICE
FOR THE WHITE HOUSE
Senator Jones Believes Metropol.
itan oflcers Will Be Just as
Satisfactory.

TT is all very well for the Presi-
dent to be commander-in-chief of the
Army and the Navy, but I do not
think he should be commander-in-
chief of . police squad" said Senator
Jones of Washington today. COM
menting upon his motion to recon-
slider the vote by which the Senate
last night passed q bill creating a
White House police force. The mo-
ton to reconsider Is still awaiting
action and will hold up until an op-
portunity Is offered to vote upon 1t
again.
Senator Jones said that he saw no
good reason for an additional police
force in the District and that the
metropolitan police force could police
the White House Just as well as q
special force.
House police force was passed by the
Senate last night. The effect of the
measure IL really to increase the size
of the metropolitan police force, since
1t takes the burden Of policing the
White House and grounds of the
shoulders Of the metropolitan police.
The bill was called up last night by
Senator Phipps OF Colorado during
a luli In the tari6 debate and was dis
posed Of by unanimous consent. The
bill gives the President control over
the proposed police force. The meas
ure now goes to the House for action.
Provision is made for q police force
of thirty privates, and three sergeants.
Including one whose rank would be
that of a headquarters detective
sergeant
Evening star., 1922-06-09
HOOVER SEES COAL
GOUG|NG CHECKED
Denies Senate Charge That
Profiteer Was Aided by
His Action.

Following charges on the hoor of
the Senate that the bituminous coal
operators were making use of the
inerce to profitecr, Secretary Hoover
last night issued a statement say
ing that the Administrations plan
had resulted in stopping n runaway
market
EXCEPT for q small percentage of
the present producers who have re-
fused to cooperate, he contended
prices have TecedeG from the level
reached on May IS and the public
has been protected from Il repetition
of 1890 conditions.
Walsh Flags Operators.
Senator Walsh of Massachusetts.
democrat. started the ball rolling in
the Senate yesterday. He declared
that the public patience was being
exhausted by coal operators taking
advantage of agreements reached
with Mr.. Hoover TO boost their prices
to the retailers. Senators suggested
and opposed the practicabiftty of gov
ernment control of the mines as a
solution OF the conditions.
EItortion is Suing on with ap-
parent government approval" Sem
ator Walsh declared, explaining. how
ever, that he did NOT wish TO criticize
&r. Hoover. The latter. however, he
declared had been fooled" by the
operators into approving a maximum
fair price of $3.50 q ION for coal at
the mines.
Some of the senators have been
nisinformed," Mr.. Hoover said. by
statements from a small group of
retail dealers who object strenously
TO any attempt TO restrain prices"
Mr., Hoover declared that the retail
erS had addressed the same figures to
him as they had TO the senators in de-
scribing the present coal situation,
and made public his reply to Homer
u. Jones, Chicago president of the
National Retail Coal Merchants As
sociatton, In which he took issue with
the retailers position that an advance
of $3.50 ton for coal to the house
holder was warranted as a result of
the recent negotiations with opsr-
ators.
Assuming from the association S
statement that it was opposed to any
governmental policy controlling the
production or distribution of coal. Mr..
Hoover expressed the belief that the
''asSocia tion does not wish TO cooper
ate in the prevention Of profiteering
III this time of emergency, and that
such 4 change of view" after recent
promises of cooperation did not rep
resent the vast majority of retail coal
dealers of the country, who are max
ing every effort, he said, to supply
their customers without unusual
profits.
THE retail coal Dealers" Mr..
part in this emergency. If they would
follow suggestions that all coal be
sold at cost plus reasonable han
ding charge"
Evening star., 1922-06-09
STEEL CONCERNS WANT
COMPLAINT DISMISSED
No Restraint Of Trade Would Re-
l. suit From Merger, Federal
Commission Told.

The Federal Trade Commission
was askec yesterday to dismiss the
complaint issued by 1t against the
proposed merger Of the Bethlehem
Steel Corporation and the Lacka-
wanna Steel Company, the two COM
panies denying that restraint OF
advancement of the hearing on the
complaint, set for July 20.
! At the Department Of Justice C. 4.
De Gersdorff. counsel for the two
companies, assured Attorney General
Dausherty the companies were ready
to report to the department in detail
all terms of the proposed merger and
asked that the investigation be
speeded, in order to prevent delay
seriously handicapping the COM
panies. Mr.. De Gersdorff was UNDER
stood to have been assured that the
Investigation would be expedited.
I Each company filed separate an
swers to the commissions complaint
denying the authority or Jurisdiction
Of the commission "over the transac-
Bethlehem reply was signed by r. e.
NcMath, secretary of .he corpora
ton. and the Lackawanna reply was
signed by g. p. Downs, president of
the company.
A statement from the Department
Of Justice last night stated that in
vesigations "in New York and Buff
fAlo will continue and as soon as pos
sible after the necessary additional
Information has been furnished a
final hearing will be held. IL neces-
sary, and q report made to the Sen.
ate in response to the resolution"
Evening star., 1922-06-09
PRISONER IS FOILED
IN POLICE COURT BREAK
J. A. Austin, Held in Badger
Case" Caught While Near
to Freedom.

Jackson franklin Austin. charged
with two other companions. Florence
Austin and John NJ Brown. in at
tempting to extort $1,000 from George
V. Whittle, in the alleged badger
ca Sc" tried to escape from Police
Court today while he was awaiting
trial
Confined in the prisoners room. he
succeeded in climbing out of the top
of the mems washroom and got into
the womens washroom next to the
probation office. Here he was con-
fronted by a locked door. and in at
tempting to force his way out was
heard by the stenographer in the
probation ofice. who. becoming
alarmed by the noise, rushed into the
courtroom for aid.
Her alarm WAS answered by Deputy
Narshals Edward Ssckey and ". ].
Mullin. who succeeded in capturing
Austin without trouble. He was
taken back to the prisoners dock
and more closely watched. When his
case. with the other two men. also
charged with blackmail. came up for
trial. the court continued the case
over until June 16. for securing more
witnesses.
Evening star., 1922-06-09
BONUS EXTENSION
TAKEN Up IN HOUSE
Appropriations Committee
Meets to Consider LegisIa-
ton for $24O Annually.

The House appropriations committee
met for the first time today to consider
the legislation to extend during the
fiscal year the S24e bonus for civilian
employees Of the government which
they have been receiving for the last
FIVE years.
Chairman Madden said there will be
no delay in getting this measure
through the House. There Is no diff
ference Of opinion in the committee, he
said, regarding the necessity for pass
ing bonus bill.
1t Is not the intention of the appro-
priations committee to hold hearings.
but Chairman MADDEN expects to call
before the committee certain persons
to give Information which he and other
members of the committee desire.
Chairman Madden has already an
nounced that reports received from
the administration offices show that
$40,000,00 will be necessary to pay
the s240 bonus during the next fiscal
year.
1t was suggested about the Capitol
today that when the bonus bill comes
out of the appropriation committee
certain classes of government en-
ployes will find they have been omit
ted from the provisions Of the bill.
Chairman Madden after the meeting
today declined to confirm this report
or to discuss such a possibility.
Evening star., 1922-06-09
1922 DISTRICT PUPILS
TO GET PROMOTIONS
Central High to Take Largest
Number Of Graduates From
Elementary Schools.

One thousand, six hundred and twen-
ty-two pupils in the elementary pub
lie schools of the first nine divisions
will be promoted to high school at
the close OF the present term, June
Il, according to preliminary statis-
tics compiled today by school officj ais
Central High School will enroll the
largest number of thess cnildren
According to the figures 524 pupils
have signified their iItention Of en-
rolling in this Institution.
Business High School is scheduled
to enroll BAT of the 1922 grade school
graduates. The lumber to enter the
other high schools follow: Mckinley,
324; Eastern, s31, and Western. 1876.
With is3 Pdpils to be graduated. the
third divt1fon leads the list In the
number of pupils scheduled for pro-
motioE. The number of graduates in
the other divisions are:
FIRST, 27S; Franklin-Thom omson, 35;
fifth, PSI: sixth, 1856: seventh, 25S;
eighth. 167. and ninth, 104
Evening star., 1922-06-09
COUPLE KIDNAPPED
BY MASKED BAND
Cotton Mil Secretary Told
Not to See Girl Again.
Both Left in Woods.
By the Associated Press.

ANDERSON. S. c., June s.-Robert
w. Sullivan, secretary of the Orr
Cotton Mills. and Miss Ruby Floyd
were kidnapped from an automobile
in front Of the young woman's home
here last night by masked men, who
gave them a lecture" as they de
scribed 1t. and dropped them in the
woods some three miles out of town.
The man was warned not to be
seen In Miss Floyds company again,
he told police. but he denied reports
that he had been beaten. He and
Miss Floyd and the latter's mother,
Mrs. Ada Floyd, informed the police
that the men were dressed In regalia
resembling that Of the Ku Kiux Klan
and Miss Floyd asserted she was
positive one of the men was negro.
The couple said they thought they
would be unable to identify any Of
their abductors.
Man Recently Arrested.
Sullivan recently was taken in Gus
tody at the home of Miss Floyd, but
no charges were made. A charge
of "diso-derly conduct" was made
against the young woman, however.
as a result OF remarks attributed TO
her in a conversation with a neigh
Dor. who had complained to the
police. She is about eighteen years old.
The masked band came up last
night IN two automobiles, and four
men put Sullivan In one machine,
while three took Miss Floyd in the
other and rapidly left town Police
were Informed by Mrs. Floyd, but
had no clue until the couple made
their way back to town.
Members of Party Unknown.
While officers of both the city and
county were informed last night Of
the occurrence, nothing is known OF
the identity of the members of the
party smasked men, who evidently
repaired quietly TO their homes after
having left the young couple out in
the country.
Evening star., 1922-06-09
ALASKAN TRIP POSTPONED
BY INTERIOR SECRETARY
Business Keeps Mr.. Fall From
Making Tour-Hopes to
Go Later.

Press of off1cial business will prac-
tically make it impossible for Secretary
of the Interior Fall to make trip to
Alaska beginning June Is. 1t was
learned today at the Interior Depart
ment. Mr.. Fall is desirous. however.
of visiting the territory, and will at
tempt to make the trip Of inspection to
Alaska later In the year. probably In
July. 1t was said.
Several matters of major Importance
are now engaging the attention of the
Interior Secretary, chief Of which. at
the present time, Is the controversy
over the Teapot Dome oil project,
which it is proposed to lease to private
interests.
The present inactivity in the recla-
nation service, where business has
been greatly depressed. also Is causing
the Interior Department some concern.
Numbers of homesteaders in the west
have been forced to abandon their
projects or offer them for sale at
very low price. because the price OF
ly. because of lack of funds, which
would normally come from payments
by homesteaders and water users, the
Interior Department has been forced to
suspend work on some Of the large
reclamation projects. Stopping OF work
to consider closing Of the Denver recla-
nation office and centralization of the
work In the home Office in Washington.
Ore leases in Indian territory in the
southwest also have recently come up
for attention by the head of the In
terror Department. These leases. 1t is
understood. involve property worth
many millions Of dollars.
President Harding is understood to
still be desirous Of visiting Alaska.
The original plan Of Secretary Fall to
go to the territory this month included
q meeting with the President and his
party later in the month, probably at
Seattle.
Evening star., 1922-06-09
REPORT ON HOUSING
READY FOR ACTION
Tentative recommendations
to Be Taken Up by
Committee Today.

The Commissioners housing COM
mittee may complete its work when
it meets in the boardroom of the Dis
trict at o'clock this afternoon.
Mrs. Eli A. Helmick will present to
the meeting this afternoon a ~tenta- :
tive draft of the report to be sub
mitted to the Commissioners.
The tentative report will be taken
up and passed upon by the full COM
mittee paragraph by paragraph.
1t is expected that the rough craft
to be discussed today will deal in de-
tail with the methods by which per-
sons of limited means must finance
the purchase of homes in Washing
ton under present conditions.
The adviSa bility of recommending
that Congress authorize a formal in
vestiGation of the local housing Situa-
ton probably will come up for discus
sion in connection with the preparation
of the report to the Commissioners.
Such a step was suggested by DR..
John NJ. Greis, chairman of the sub
committee on building supplies. who re-
ported that he has been unable to get
much data from local builders or supply
men as to the prices now prevailing
here.
The question of what the committee
should say in its report on the cost OF
obtaining second mortgages on homes is
expected to bring forth a lengthy dis
cussion at this afternoons meeting.
Evening star., 1922-06-09
MOTHER AND TWO SONS
ARRESTED FOR SHOOTING
Family Of Alleged Strikebreakers
Clash With Miner Near
Cumberland.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CUMBERLAND, Md. June s.-Mrs.
Isaac Wilt, her son. Guy, aged nine-
teen, and Vernon, an older son, were
arrested today for the shooting of
Clyde Morris. a coal mine striker, at
Franklin, near Westernport, this
county.
Mrs Wilt Is alleged to have shot
Morris through the hand with a re-
volver when he attacked her son Guy
At the same time Vernon also is al
legged to have tanen 6 shot at Morris,
the bullet passing through his arm.
Another of Mrs. Willis shots Is said
to have hit belmont Stinebaugh,
eight years old, who was standing
nearby at the time.
The shooting Is the result of bitter
feeling which has sprung up recently
between strikers and strikebre eakers
The Willis are declared to belong to
the latter class.
Evening star., 1922-06-09
CHIEF SUNSET FINDS WIFE
But Woman Is Tired Of Ranch Life
and Refuses to Return.

PITTSBURGH, June 9.-Chief Sun
set of the Cherokee Indian tribe Of
Okmulgee. Okla, who came here
seeking his wife and two children
after, 1t is said, she became dissatis-
fed with life on their ranch and left
home, was on his way last night to
California, Pa, where, police say, his
wife preceded him. Mrs. Sunset is
q Hungarian woman whom the chief
met when a captain in the Lafayette
Escadrille during the world war. He
was gassed and suffered shellshock
In service.
after Okmulgee police had requested
the local officers to be on the look.
out for the woman and children,
Chief Sunset located the missing trio
here yesterday, but, according to
police, his efforts to effect q recon-
ciliation were unsuccessful and Mrs.
Sunset left for California, where II
Is thought she has relatives.
Evening star., 1922-06-09
DOGS TO BE MUZZLED
THREE MONTHS ONLY
Commissioners Adopt Report Of
Sullivan, Though Fowler Urges
Guards Year Rround.

The Commissioners. in board ses-
sion today. decided to require muzzles
on dogs for only three months. from
July 9 to October 9.
In deciding the question the city
heads had before them two reports.
one from Health Oficer William c.
Fowler. urging that dogs be muzzled
throughout the year. and the other
from Maj. Sullivan. superintendent of
police. recommending the three-month
period.
In support of hts recomme ndation
that muzzles be required all the year
Dr. Fowler reported that from July /.
1921. to June S Of this year 27e per-
sons were bitten by dogs. During
that period nine OF the dogs were
declared to be rabid following in
vestigation by the bureau of animal
industry.
The health oaicer stated that from
July 9 to October 9 last year. when
the muscle order was in effect, SO per-
sons were bitten. and from October
10. 1921. to June s. this year, when
muxEles were not required. 1T were
bitten.