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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-17

los rojos de sangre que proporcio-
nan al sistema absorber hierro, cal
y fostoro de los alimentos.
Los nifios de escuela, nerviosos,
deben tomar CLAYTINIQUE des-
pues de cada comila, durante una
.semana diez dfas Esto les produ-
cira apetito, dormiran bien Y Sc
sentir&n mejor casi Embellishments.
La mujer proxima a la materni-
dad debe tomar CLAYTONIQUE pa
ra mantener sus fuerzas Y conservar
su sangre rica en- gl6bulos rojos y
asegurar asf, la salud de la criatura.
Los convalecientes de ambos sexos
estan invariablemente faltcs de una
cantidad extra de hero cal y f6sfo-
ro para enriquecer la sangre Y crear
fuerzas. Los ancianos deben tomar
CLAYTONIQUE de vez en- cuando
para enriquecer su sangre v despejar
la memoria. Claytonique es bueno pa
ra el est6nago. Sc encuentra en- to-
das las boticas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-17

|Las preocupaciones diarias de Ia
Ila, In monotona rutina de Ia casa.
Ia ofcina, de la tienda, de la fa-
|ca, eiercen un efecto perjudicial
|bre la digestion v asimilacion de
alimentos, que es causado por la
Ita de absorci6n de hierro por la
hgre. ISlo vegetal animal con-
|ne hero; es esencial para la vi
v desdc el momento que su di-
stion Y asimilacion sc entorpece
Dido a preocupaciones, demasiado
Rbaio, por cualquier otra causa,
sistema deja de adquirir suficien-
hierro de los alimentos, aunque Sc
lna opiparamerte. Por 10 tanto,
1nico que debe hacerse cuando uno
IA cantidad extra de hierro, COM
nado con cal v fosforo. La COM
sicnta en- estado anoImal, es tomar
naci6n perfecta de todos estos ali
sntos Sc. encuentra en- CLAYTONI-
JE. Este famoso t6nico tiende in
sditamente a aumentar los gl6bu-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-17
LAS coNsPIRAcIoNEs sEcRETAs
SON MAYoRBs CADA OLA EN- Los
EsTADos UNIDos

WASHINGTON, MARIO 27.-Las ac
tividades radicales en- los Estados Uni
dos han aumentado grandemente en- ma
nos de dos amos. Lo mas amenazante
de todo, es que los "Colorados'' estan
usando el misterio y ell arte secreto
para llevar la propaganda "bolshevi-
kI todas parties, de tai manera que
.el pdblico casi ignora hasta donde van
llegando. Los anarQuistas no han voIa
do edificios, polvorines fabricas, pc
70 prestan todas sus energias un Sis
tema secreto que en- la actualidad cons
tituye un peligro de proporciones CO.
losales. Los periodicos casi nunca dan
publicidad movimientos de esta ma
turaleza y generalmente no Sc pubH-
can noticias que traten de minar la pro
paganda "bolsheviki''. Mr.. William J.
Burns, jefe del departamento de Inves
tigaciones, ha declarado al Comit6 del
Senado de los emulos de Lenine en-
los Estados Unidos son poderosisimos
y han extendido Ia propaganda ''bols-
heviki" todas las fabricas y talle-
res. cada mes que pasa aumenta Ell
peligro.
Dice Mr.. Burns que la causa del
malestar anaruuista en- los Estados Uni
dos es hija del Gobierno Soviet. otra
de las causas que ha infddo en- el des-
h -.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-17
GRANDES CARGAMENTOS DE
CEMENTO ENTRAN A
SAN JUAN

Procedente de st. Jones, lego el
sabado San Juan un vapor mercan
te conduciendo $4,000 barriles de ee-
mento, los cuales vienen consignados
a distintas casas de comercio de la
isla.
Seg1n informes, en- estos dias Sc
esperan nuevos cargamentos del mis-
mo material.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-17
Tempestad poIitica en- el Sena-
do sobre las acusaciOnes de
irregularidades

explicaci6n al presidente Harding. de-
clar6 hoy cue 81 Ell jefe ejecutivo no
respondia su requerimiento escrito,
6ejado en- sus ohcinas, volveria el de
nuevo la Casa Blanca para vindi-
carse.
Entire tanto, la Casa Blanca perma-
recc en- silencio, ahrmandO los funciO
narios que ell presidente no tiene NADIA
que agregar al para el bie1 del ser
vicio'' que Sc contiene como razon Uni
ca en- la orden de destituci6n
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-17

WASHINGTON. abril A. Acusan-
do al p.esideate Harding de "un
alberto 6esprecio de Ia ley, el senador
Ca1away, dem6crata de Arkansas reno
v6 hoy en- Ell senado sus censuras de
II sumaria orden presidential 1estitu-
yendo al director del negociado de i'm
prenta Official y veintisiete jefes de
secci6n de ese departamento.
Ell presidente podra oar explicacio-
nes sentidisimas por otros errores de su
administrator, pero no puede justiicar
este acto, declare Mr.. Caraway. Min
guna persona con sentimientos de bon
dad en- su corazon puede leer esta or
cen de destitucion. sin apreciar cue es
una orden agresiva. Einguna persona
con conocimiento de la ley puede leerla
sin saber que constituye una yiolaci6n
de la ley''.
FL senado vi6se entregado INA tenn
pestad polftica durante ell choque entire
republicanos, y dem6cratas sohre Ell
asunto de la "reorganizaci6n" del de-
rartamento del tesoro, defendieLdo ca
lidamente al presfdente el senador
New, de Indiana, representants de Ia
administration, de los acerbos ataques
del senador Caraway.
El senador contesto los juicios dc
caraway acusando' a la administrator
de Wilson de "mas fagrantemcnte par
tidarista que cualGuiera otra en- la his
toria del pals" y afrmando cue habia
"llenado los departamentos Godos del
gobierno con millares de incompetentes
democratas.
El senador Caraway replic6 afrman
DO que ell presidente Harding era "cul
rable de solidarizarse con una felo-
mia 81 las acusaciones de icregulari-
dades lanzadas en- ell Washington III
nes" como explicaci6n de Ia destitu-
ci6n Sumaria eran dejadas sin rectif-
.cacidn nj replica
La reorganization del departanento
del tesoro y la situaci6n qus ha orr
ginado fueron uno de los PARTICIPATES
temas de discussion en- la reunion del
gebinete de hoy. Ell secretario Mellon
conferencio con Ell presideate Harding
curante media hora esta manaaa antes
de la reunion ordinaria de las IL.
Uno de les miembros del gabinete
declare antes de la reunion que TODD
nc era .sino "una tempestad en- un vase
de aqua. "Los dem6cratas protestan
rorque no son buenos perdedores. Per
dieron las elecciones y los puestos que
clio ilnplica, pero al parecer no 10
aguantan bien a pesar de Ia nayoria de
Siete millones de votos''
Declare que "hasta donds 6l sa-
bia' no habia acusaciones contra los
funcionarios destftuidos en- ell departa-
rsento del grabado.
Lo misno declar6se en- Ia Casa Blan-
ca en- la tarde de hoy. Indic6se que
bajo los terminus de la constitution Ell
presidente es el jefe ejecutivo del go
hierno y agrega que las destitucionesI
Sc originaron en- eel mejor juicic pre-
Case de haber conficto en-
tre esa resoluci6n y la ley, "sc toma-
ria nota debida del caso.''
- : ~ --. 'sesst7s--''sAr
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-17
PARA Ell cATARRO

FL catarro es una infection de las men,
branas rnucosas y es un sintoma de sangre
pobre Sangre pura protege el sistema
contra afecciones catarrales FL Elixir de
Leonard para Ia Sdugre limpiara su sis
tena, expplsando dc su cuerpo todas las
materias venenosas, y alImentara sus ve-
mas arterias con sangre pura y roja
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-17
las mujeres y senontas nerviosas
Y deIicadas: eI hero crea fuerzas,
solidifica los nerviosy da viyacidad

ell reconOeidO tonicO cOmpuestO cal f0sfOrO 10
meiOr para tOda senOrita deicada nervOsa para las
mujeres pr0ximas la maternidad, para los convae-
ceates personals que esten altas de saud delgadas
sufran de debidad sexual 10 msmO que para los hom
bres mujeres de avanzada edad
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-17

UN FUERTE EsCANDALO
Rosa Riverl, quien formo un fuer
te escandalo en- la Gale de la Qua
dalupe, de Ponce, ha sido denuncia-
da por Ia policfa.
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TOME

el Ehxiy dc Leonard. ell gran reredio pa.
ra la sangre, Este aumcntara su sangre,
aiimentara regularizara los organos di-
geStivos. Devuelvc el color al anemico,
hbcrtad al reumatico y da vida vigor al
sistema nervioso. SUI poder en- casos de
decaimiento deblIidad es sorprendente.
.Pereza, enervacion falta de vitalidad son
tambien indicaciones de que su sangre ne
cesita un remedio chcaz vigorizador No
pierda tempo vaya inmediatamente a la
drogueria mas cercana y obtenga una bo-
tella del EHxiy de Leonardo para la SuR-
gre. Tomelo una vez y Sc convencera.
Recomendado por miles de personas que
nan sido curadas de envenamiento de la
sangre. reumatisno, gotta, Glceras, escro-
fulas. tumores, debilidad nerviosa ctras
enfermedades I'd quedara satisfecho de
los resultados despues de haber tornado Ia
primera botella.
ELIXIR De LEONARDO PARA La SANCRE
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26

Mr,. Hazel Hlrsh. wife Of Oscar
liirsh. former theatrical promoter and
present head OF an electrical concern
was held in $4,000 bail yesterday by
Justice Of the Peace Edward 7. Ncu, Of
Iynbrook. /. T.. charged with attacking
her husband with intent TO Kill. Hirsh
is in Nassau Hospital. Mincola. with a
bullet hole in his right cheek. lie will
be able to 60 home to-day 4 surety
company furnished bail for Mrs. Hirsh.
Her husband declared Mrs iiTsh was
not at fault.
The Hirsher live at ~ New York Ave
nuc. Frccport. He rs foriy-cight years
ol dand she is twcniy-scvcn. Saturday
night they were guests Of Refine Davies,
motion picture actress and sister of
Marion Davies. whose home al IS vii
son Place is just around the corner
from their own. Mr.. Hirsh was shot
within minute or two after he and his
wife had loft the party. and fell on the
lawn in front Of his home.
Twenty OF thirty guests still were
at the home OF Miss Davies. Many Of
frcm were ON the lawn OF porch and
heard the hot. Magistrate bernard
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Wife MortaIIy Stricken From
Joy at Gov. SmalIs Acquittal

smalrs recovery. Specialists from Chi
cago say her chances are slight. Gov
ernor Small has not left her bedside
since she was stricken. When he was
told the chances were all against her
recovery he burst into tears.
Thank God she lived 20 see me vim
dicated." he said Yesterday was one
OF the happiest days in her life."
Al 4 o'clock this afternoon physicians
issued this statement;
AT this hour we find the patient in
a deep coma. While the patient is
practically In dying condition, by
means Of stimulation, heart and respir-
alton are still functioning."
At 10 o'clock tonight this statement
was given out:
Absolutely no hope. Fatal case.
Sinking rapidly"
When the couple arrived yesterday
the streets were jammed and bands
were playing. Mrs. Small stood IN the
door with the Governor, shaking hands
with friends and waving to the crowds
In the streets. Then she became limp
and hung heavily on his arm.
take me in. Len" she said. 81 am a
little tired. / am afraid I'm going 10
be H." She swsyed and collapsed in
his arms and has not spoken since.
The doctors in attendance say she will
not speak again.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Ten Escape With Dory When
Lightning Sinks Motor Launch

10 convey Mrs. Kennedy guests 20
Coney Island. where they expected 70
board a subway train.
Fifteen minutes after the launch lett
Breezy Point a violent electrical storm
vas encountered. but as there was not
much wind Captain Gremmil eongderesd
il as safe 70 go ahead as 20 put back.
A vote OF those on board decided the
boat should proceed. IL had just been
taken when the lightning struck the
craft. a.
Realizing that it would be impossible
10 keep the Maxwell afoat, Captain
Gremmil and Mate Purcell dragged the
dory alongside and placed Mrs. Ken
ncdy and Miss Saunders on board her
A. the others piled in the dory was IN
danger Of swamping, whereupon ioni
OF the men went oversize. using tne
dorv for occasional hand holds. The
party reached Breezy Point an hour
after the accident
A few minutes after the Maxwell wa,
struck the motor launch Pippin. owned
bv Arme Myers. OF 1852 Fifty-seeond
Street. Brooklyn. less than 100 YARDS
from the Maxwell also was struck oS
lightning and sunk.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Richards Girl Accusers
Caught After Runaway
Trio Vanish on Picnic With
ChiIdrcn's Society Matron;
Are Found at Home

Three of the girls who were wiz
n.sses against Tex Rickard in the case
in which he was acquitted March 2S
last were taken 10 Fort George WOODS
on a picnic Yesterday afternoon by
Mildred Maurer matron Of the New
York Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty 20 Children. and went on
picnic Of their own.
From 4:30 p. m. until midnight the
woods in northern Manhattan were
.earched and a general alarm warned
eyery pstrolman TO be on the alert ior
hem. About midnight an agent for
ibe society found all three at the nome
Of one Of the girls and took them oSek
10 their quarters on Irving Place.
The three are Nellie Gasko, hfteen
years old: Anna Hess. fifteen ana
Ss-ab schoenfield. thirteen. They were
in a party Of FIVE whom Miss MsureT
toos on the picnic. They did not teil
ub.re they had been during their eight
hours' absence without leave Ihey
arc still in the custody OF the society
ss material witness. it is said, IN con
lection with an indictment against
Riekard which has not yet been ais-
posed Of.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Oscar HirSh Shot after Party;
accuses Wife, Then Recants
Midnight Fele al Home of Refine Davies, Motion
Picture Actress. Broken Up and Guests Tell
Conflicting Stories: Victim Will Recover

J. Douras. OF this city. Ahss Davies's
father. and George Van Cleyc, writ
cr, ran 20 the Hirsh home.
II heard the report" said Magi'
tratc DouTas in statement made for
Assistant District Attorney Elvin Ed
wards. 1T sounded like bursting
tire. The next thing heard was the
cry 81 a man I'm shot The - did
IT. I'm killed, I'm bleeding 20 death
Il rushed out and found man
bleeding from mouth and head on the
front lawn. said 20 him: What is
the natter I'm shot he answered.
She said she would get me and now
she did it,
Il then sent for the police and went
out and saw a woman running away
from the house. She was shouting, !
didn't do IL, had 10 do H. lie forced
me TO do it, She then threw herself
OF the ground and kicked and screamed
and said: oh. isn't this awful, ! didn't
do IL, He forced me 10 do it,
II asked her: why in the name OF
the gods did you do ~" She replied:
He drove me to do il. Hes all the time
at 49,
when ! first saw her she had no
blood on her face. Five minutes later
saw blood streaming down her face.
She said: 'Look what he did 20 me-
lie kicked me- told the chauffeur
tccnunued en pas. three
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Sun Strikes Girl Blind
In Surf at Coney Island
Brother Rescues Her Hysterical
100 Feet Out; Sight Returns
Suddenly Hours Later

Miss Lillian Mulrean, twenty-one
years old. Of 2237 East Second Street.
Brooklyn, q bookkeeper employed By
the B. r. T.. was stricken with sun
blindness while swimming with her
brother. Robert. of the foot Of West
Fifth Street, coney Island, yesterday
afternoon.
Miss Mulrcsn was about hundred
wards from shore when she called 10
her brother that she was blind. When
Mulrean reached his sisters side she
had become hysterical. lie brought her
ashore with the utmost difficulty
After reaching the beach Miss Mulrear
was attended By DR.. Korn, Of Coney
Island Hospital. who pronounced the
blindness temporary and probably in
duced by the suns glare on the water.
The young womsn's cries caused a
crowd OF several thousand persons to
gather at the foot OF Ocean Parkway
where she was given emergency medl-
cal aid. Miss Mulrean was taken home
In An automobile ard her family phy-
sieiAn called. -.
Her sight was restored last night
about o'clock as suddenly as VI had
departed.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
sn.e,al pl.ra,eA 70 ~, Trisur.

KANKAKEE, H., June 25.-Mrs. Len
Small, wife Of the Governor OF Illinois,
is in a critical condition from stroke
OF apoplexy and double paralysis she
suffered Immediately after the return
OF the family from Waukegan' where
the Governor was acquitted yesterday
after long trial OF the charge OF mis-
appropriating state funds. Sne may
not survive the night.
The stress OF the trial ana the at
tack OF some newspapers upon her
husband told upon Mrs. Small. Sne
virtually abandoned her home here ana
sat with the Governor throughout MS
trial. When the jury returned It's YER
diet she collapsed.
The family fastened from "aukegan
70 Kankakee. where il had been planned
10 hold a big denomination. to-day IN
celebration Of the Governors victory.
These plans we're abandned when the
condition of Mrs. Small became known.
The streets around the GOVERNOR
home have been barricaded and straw
spread over the pavement. Guards
have been placed at the entrance TO
the residence and grounds, and aoso-
lutte silence is being maintained on
orders OF the physicians.
Physicians held apt no hope for Mrs
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
3 Rum Ships,
100000 Cargo,
Seized i'm Storm
Customs Agents. al Point of
Guns. Board Fishing Fleet
in The East River and
Arrest Fourteen Men
Try to ScutiIe the Vessel
Guard Placed Over Craft
With 10000 Bottles of
Whisky: Prisoners Bailcd

Three small fishing boats. carving
10000 bottles Of whisky. valued 20
$500 900. were seized IN East River,
while terrific storm ragged. carly yes
tcrdsy. and customs raiders arrested
members OF the crews. numbering four
teen. Pumps wcre manned on ono OF
the ships. which was brought into the
government pier az the BATTERY in q
siukin. condition. Government de-
tectivcs to-day are investigating q
learn n the ship was scut'led in true
pirate fashion by the crew IN an EFFORT
70 send the evidence 10 Dayy JonesS
locker.
When the three boast hove 10 al the
command Of the raiding revenue cut
ter. one craft narrowly escaped being
caught and cracked like nut between
TWO ponderous car floats which we're
plying mid-strcam, masked by the
heavy downpour Of rain. a flash Of
lightning revealed the car floats being
dragged along by tugs. just IN time 20
permit the little fishing craft TO avoid
running into certain destruction.
tn. triple prize was taken by Sur
veyor Whittle's launch Surveyor, uI-
der command Of Deputy Surveyors
William Sanders and John McGill.
with seven agents OF the searching
squad. The seized boats are the sloors
Peter Metsgor. Stella and the gaso-
line sloop C-s36.
The cutter Surveyor first sighted
the trio Of craft IN the Narrows and
regarded their movements as suspi-
cious. The customs men decided 10
follow the three fishing craft into the
harbor.
The speeding cutter soon came
alongside the Metsger and ordered her
TO heave 10. which she did. An IN
spcction party with guns drawn was
sent aboard each Of the three sloops
and the liquor cargocs were discov-
cred. but not. IL IS said, until the
crews had succeeded in sending some
o. the liquor bundles 20 the bottom
Of the river.
Seals were imm ediately placed on
the remainder Of the cargoes. and the
fourteen men manning the boats were
placed under arrest. All haste WAS
made TO the government dock ~ the
Battery. The gasoline boat c e36 was
seen TO be riding unnaturally low in
the water few minutes after the
Stella had narrowly escaped being
caught between the two car floats, and
an Inspection proved her to be leaking
badly. Her pumps were manned and
have been kept running since.
When the seized craft had been tied
al the Battery and guard stationed
the fourteen prisoners were taken 10 a
room at the Barge Office. Alfred An
derson, Of p Dover Street, Boston, ad-
mitted he was in charge Of the three
craft. which. he said. all claimed Bos-
ton as their home port.
An agent for surety company made
his appearance shortly after the ships
tied up al the Battery and offered 70
give bail for the prsonerS: DhiIeo
States Commissioner Samuel VI. Hitch
cock was sent for and fixed Anderson,'s s
bail at $4,000, that Of Murray az so:oOO
and the other men At $1,000 eacn. Inc
bonds were immediately furnished.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26

Lightning struck the forty-ioo' MOTOR
launch Maxwell. with ten persons
aboard. half a mile Of Breezy po'n''
Roekaway Beach. early yesterday morn
inc The bolt tore hole in the Max
well's hull. She went down by the heao
in less than fve minutes. Her passen,-
GERS made shore after q hard struggle
in her sixteen-foot dory.
The launch was in charge OF CaptAlih
william {. Gremmill. "a North Nintn
street. Rockaway. and his mate, Phiiip
purcell. OF the same address. Passem-
GERS on the boat were Elmer Gremmlli'
SON of the skipper; Frederick Dfem :
mill. his brother; Edward Paulin' 50 .
RIeecker Street, Brooklyn; Miss May
Saunders. ls Thompson Street. man,
haitian: Mrs. Maxwell Kennedy, OF
Breezv Point; Francis Y benning.
Richmond. s. l.. and Arthur Hayes, Of
7e3 ST Nicholas Avenue. Manhattan.
All but the Gremmills had been
guests at a party in Kennedy's Hotel,
81 Breezy Point. The party did not
end until after the last boat left at
II:sO. and the Maxwell was chartered
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
BenerTemperedWorld,
Plea Of Lloyd George

LONDON, June % (By The
Associated Press. - Premier
Lloyd George. speaking in the
Welsh Chapel to-day, urged the
necessity Of getting a temper for
peace among the nations. He
said that unless the nations could
be prevailed upon to turn their
faces agains: war il would be
useless TO bring them into the
League Of Nations, for that
would only help them to intrigue
for war positions.
But" he added, we want the
whole world there, including Ger
many. the United States and
Russia. when good will will be es-
tablished among men"
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Gficdn Is Made Po.
BY Chaos in Exchange
speeial coble 10 ~, Trlbuu,

copyright 1922. New York Tribune nc
ROME, June .25.-The dis
astrous state Of money exchange
with Vienna and Berlin has
placed the finances Of the Vati-
can in a precarious situation. as
Austrian and German Catholics
always have been generous con-
tributors 10 the upkeep of ST.
Peters. In this connection the
Pope has called to Rome a noted
financial expert of Bologna. Com
mendatore Beccari. who will work
with a special commission Of five
cardinals for reorganization Of
the papal budget. During Pope
Benedict's regime Beccari pointed
out economies which coulG be
made by the Holy See.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
FuriIan's Skipper Loses
Hope for 10 Missing

tALlFAX. N. s, June 25.--Captain
'-fsy Thomas. who with seven mem.
~ Of his crew reached Sable Island
Nsly after tho Gloucester fishing
Nt,onsr Puritan had been wrecked
,'',eiaay. sent w.rd here by radio to-
.il that ho was not optimistic as
iae fate OF tic sixteen missing sea
h lie said the fog was dense and1
sea was rough when the vessei
va Tho h,r
Pc began 20 sink Immediately. Inc
'''' were launched with all possible
e aad aIi hands tumblcd into them
nlde haste 20 get clear OF the
- surf breaking over the bar. Cap
lhomas Saw one dory capsize soon
E y left tho side OF the schooner.
(" vas unable TO determine whether
occupants were rescued. The fog
if thicker than ever and he saw
,.-ag more of the other boats.
United States Coast Guard cut
Tampa. which left herr last night,
'es on Sable Island early to-day
y. SPENT the day in a vain search
-'e missing men.
Puritan was q new vessel. built
flew 60 participating in the In
-'Nenal tshcrmcn's race next ta.l.