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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-17

Attack On
Workers
GREIENSBURG FIELD
SCENE, OF VIOLENCE
Electrician S Home Demol-
ished, and Night Watchman
Shot From Ambush.

Greenshurg, Pa. April l6. The de-
molishinE Of mine electricians home
bv dynamite and an attack on mine
nich1 watrhman from ambush Quickly
followed nv four arrests, marked Re
progress " the bitumlnus coal strike
in this vicinity in the past twcnty-tour
bours.
Early today tho home nf Thomas
Kelly. employed as an electrician o9
ihe Garfield Smckeless Coal Company.
was blown up and Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly,
their two children and Mr.. Kelly $
brother narrowly escaped death
simultaneously the electrical cnulp
men, Of ms employers workings AZ
Garfield was wrecked by persons still
unknown.
Until The necessary repairs can be
made. +. s. Bradley, the general su-
perintondcnt Of The mine, announced
work will be completely suspended.
The Garfield Smokclcss Company "m-
nlovs uon.unIon men, bui scme Of the
workmen there have Joined the ranks
OF strikers. union leaders say.
State police made hasty lnvestf
fConttnued on Page Pourteen)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-17
MISSING PAIR
HAVE RETURNED
Religious Fanatic and Twelve
learOld Girl Spend FIVE
DAYS IN Woods.

stsres.v7lle -. Arrn Is - Hn<
-ys-s-,, tclloul-s ne disappearance
,ar rresda7 night OF Haze Mae "eave-
- and Milton Grimme, -. alleged ~
,,s-ous fanatic. uas solved ate IN
.fte-noon when the pair returned 70 tniS
-r; ynluptar,l. after haNlr~~ srt7t h"e
DAYS and nights n the open. - pass
irr through the tsrrltiiC rain storm FIJI
day night w,toou, the slightest shelter
from the elements
Tho Errl WAS taken IN charge oH tn"
sociaI service Union. while Grimm VAS
n,,c.d N the county Jail. pending an
Investigation that Vin d etc : m n
uh.ther serious statutory charge IS
10 ba made against him.
Tn. man refuses 70 talk. TIE Sirl. N
. statement 10 the county authorities
aid that she left her home with Grimm
Voluntarily
~ ,ov. him" she declared. when oues-
t-oned. She said she had not been at
,snk.d b. Grimm. but the authorities
vii havs rhySicians make an Gamma
ton % the child
Tn. 1it,1s Ei-l said ther had snent ire
svA davs v!tnout shel'sr . the "oods
.,sh, miles vest 90 Steuoervtlla Grimm.
e.. sad. rad spen' a.! the rron-" he
hsd % .o- tod Du-!ns F-'da" n'Ssts
49,, Grimm a~d he g!rl Te-e 1ea-!t'
t-3r-cHd. -hec thA'' stumbled mo low
'y:ng ground "''"r"7 .''fh Ta'"T ~
a., ,.fn~.s N roach :N"''s- from the
s'sr~e,.'=
INN =, IN" ,-"Lu:y .,l ',mEh' s'Hl
rcf,..s.. T.. ,atA Sd: ~" 1.t.,sr H.. o 81
r..rt... ., a.....:,' ......,,d I.,.L n.. "a
u, ,a,- e.. ....a Ia. i~"=."'. 90
cip'"S
rhr ...r, .a.. ,Np.,n,t."n q. Poo
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PRODUCTION Of
S0F COAL IS
MOVING UPWARD
Dull Demand Prevents Nom
union Mines From Operat-
ing Full Capacity.

Washington. April 16.-BttLmInous
coal producuop IN tho United States.
reduced By rs per cent when miners II
unlonzed fields walked out April l. Is
now showing a slight increase, it was
reported today hv the geological sur
veg. Non-union fields where operations
are continuing. produced 10,IS7 car
loads Monday, April 10. and forged
slowly ahead N each succeeding dar.
until on Thursday. April l3. the last
day recorded. the output was ll.iSu
cars. said to be the greatest OF any
single day since the strike began. On
Monday. April 5, production was ll.415
carloads. but in the next few days.
output even IN non-union fields showed
a tendency to fall off
On the last full week for which the
surveys reports account. that ending
April s. the total birun1inous output
was a7s5coo tons. Added to thtA a
small production Of anthracite was also
reported. though the miners strike ID
considered most effective IN that field
making tota! coal production near tho
week 2.T95.o0n tons. This total was
not likely to ne exceeded IN the week
ending ArrV IL. tho report indicated
Comparing conditions to those en-
rountered during the last grear sus-
pension in the industry the strike Of
1919, the survey remarked that during
the first week Of thai strike. production
ras only S5So nnn tons of hltrnr'ncus
while anthracite mining waE not In
terfered with al all.
Existing demand is MT ahle ~ cali
opt fur production IN those districts
-emainIrg at work" the survey con-
cluded Prom mines IN r1anr non
union hclds. reports Of no market and
dull demand continue tn r" received
Tho number Of cars loaded AZ the
m,ras hu, Undersigned n consumers
was ver- Ia -ce wh.n the strike began,
huT latest reports from railroads show
,ha, ~ - increasing rather than do
creasinc"
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(oonttnnsd on Pago Fourteen
CANNOT TRY
CEN. SENENOFF
FOR MURDERS

N.u Torn Nrr'l vs. \el'hcr 'he
federal ccur-a ;hc state courts nov the
MILITARY court: - he tinted Statc:'
army can now -" General Stm>r"N f"-
mu-de- COMMITTED - SIBERIA. Federal
D,str,.' h'nrr", Nl,'Ar hayward IN
formed Senator ECrah by 'ClsSra1h to
r,sh,
~ ne a--,- 90 S.-rerofT VA ~ccoE
,,.o5 ,, c,- ar,hc-,rscS a. he TINE .'he
,,-d,r y,e cc-u,t,ed.' Nr Hi,ua-d
ra,l "ht nrl, a?rca' would have tAer
- ~. r,,,,-A-, .,,,er,crs thcr~. " h's
~. ro, -.,o:n;Led. our rl'l'@a-,
I'D $50 r,9h, 10 car;,i-c w
L ,,.,,sp ~ =. t,,; ,.Irt. hu. 70
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TWO MEET DEATH IN
AUTOMOBILE CRASH

Ashhurv Park. y j.. April 1b'.-T"o
r.rsops were killed and two others
badly injured one probably mortaliF'
when a Pennsylvania railroad excursion
train tonight struck their automobile
a, Inter. aiken crossing.
The dead are: Mss Alma GriNon. %
Of Shrcwsburg. y. j.. and Lynn b
Moore -. Of Nashville Tenn.
Miss Elizabeth A Grrffcn. IS. sister
Of me dead girl. ~ NOT expected to 1--we.
C7ydc Mitchell -. % Eatonio"n. y. j.
owrer and driver Of the machine. was
hurt internally.
Mitchell declared he did not see the
spproach!nE train. driving IN front or II
from behind another train SolnS IN the
cpposlte direction.
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GOVERNMENT NAY TAKE ACTION !.
AGAINST SALOON LEAGUE
Congressman Tinkham De
clares Department Of JUS
tice Has Evidence of Viola-
tions of Corrupt Practices
Act. 4.

Washington, April 1e.-Represe1U
tive T1nkham, Republican, .Aassschnr
setts. said in a gtateme1t-tod1y mn
eharges recently made BY HIM In u
house that the Anti-Saloon league OF
America had failed to comply with the
corrupt practices act, ARE. now nelore
the department Of justice and VIII -
acted upon in due season." -
The cases against the League, %
added, ARE complete with the evsc
dence necessary for indictment akd
conviction when presented TO a grand
Jury aid federal criminal court. -
Reiteratng his charge that tha
league had failed to report al contri'
buttons in the statement hled. unde
protest. by Wayne B. Wheeler -
1872" Mr.. Ttnkhams statement said:
Tinkham's Statement. -;
The Anti4Saloon League OF Amer
lea has not denied one Of the charges,
but last Friday issued characteristic
propaganda statement in relation -
prohibition and the AntSasocn
leagues we'll known formula Of an
archy and 'nullihacfton.' as II 1t alone
we're interested In protecting the
United States from anarchy and nultt.
fcaGon. In this propaga9ds statemeat
II had the audacity TO appeal for law
enforcement. when the AntF-SalooA
league itself was charged with. serious
crimes. ,
THE AnG-Saloon league controls,
the congress Of the United STATED, has
dictated executive appointments and.
by recent disclosures here in WasAtnE-
ton, is shown TO have attempted 70
dictate judicial appointments and the
administration of Justice"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-17
FREE STATE AND REPUBLICAN TROOPS IN
CLASH BEFORE GRIFFITH SPEAKS AT SLIGO
ARN0RED CARS
GUARD SPEAKER
Easter Sunday In Ireland
Marked By Only Minor
Disturbances.

London. April 10 by the Assoclat
Cd Press ... \ dlSnIr rCh IN the Fress as.
soClatiOn from C.trrick on Shannon saNs
Arthur Griffith guarded BY armcred
cars and fN~"e STATE troops. TO-DAY adj
dressed = crowd il sh2n wrrhNnt in.
tcrruption
TN,-e Was an exchange of iir,nS he
Ivr,r ne opposing forces th', morn
tnC. 'he dispatch adds. and ~ - re.
ported one renuhilCar was Killed ard
ano,her reDrblnan and ono ClrlllaD
were Slgat!r wounded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-17

Washington. April l6.--Chair
man Kelly O. the sub -ccrrT'ttnc
on appropriations announced to-
night that record vote would
b. demanded IN the house THIS
week on the amendment 20 the
naval hl,l adopted yesterday
increasing the enlisted strength
from s.. .n0n 10 $4,000.
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Two BOYS DROWNED

Weston " Va. April l6.--"hiie try
Ing 70 -a,ovrr 4 baseball win HhlCh ha
and otier lads Wer" playing. Nchard.
II -ycar-u,d son of Peter Reed. IS. q g.
ra;'road conductor. fcl INTO inc "eS'
Work r;vT- taio Yesterday. near MIS-
home hero. nd was drowned.
ct.,nc,,rlIe. OHIO t1r'I 1s--iWhlle
n'a,InC on barge n the Ohio river at
~. COO, ~ Soutn street this aftcrrccn.
E,rba-5 Mason. l.. son nr Mrs. Ada
Mason rrN into 'hr va icr and waS
drowned before assistance could reach
him.
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Washington. April 16-Conte tn 5
tho decisive vote by which hAe houSs
YESTERDAY recorded It's a7prora. cF an
IS. 600 mar navy. as reoo mended b.
President Harding and American naval
.ro.-ts Over the cf St nnn r,sn ad-
vocated bv the committee or approp-,a-
Ions. Pepu o,!cao leaders "e:" unde'
c.dsd toda" uhetAe- 70 press he re :'G-
% a formal '.n,e :, Lhe house r-ore:
II ire absence - denn'.e tctormaCHn
ard aat!c:pa.tns ders I'd TO- re"ora
,.otr Representative N"Artnur. FfHrh
lean. Oregon. "a" o' IN" leader, "a the
Gght r"r tn" .u.rchs" .anu"""'vi 'n"t
i..-.rrain~ hLd h,.-a ,'ut {" 81 ~'.:p"' .
..r.s ~ ,nr Itu.:.,i;u.r; :" 'rl':n "rt~
lur>t,I.'N
VIII DeIuand Separate Vot.
T. ,,- ..-r,..s .3;,I,.i ~'.,..I ihai
chairman k",,. n "ntr:" "t IN" bill.
y,nr.'d Insist ,.r -, -"rr-ais vote "n i7e
.-.adncnt Un1. -" ru!.s CT" httn
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SlIco Isolated.

dublin, April II . - r. II. .-- Ry me
Associated Press Sligo. Wher" Ar
thur Griffith was TO make a speech 10
6av. & isolated from Dublin Neither
telegraph or telephone llnc: are work,
lns
$50 =. m. A. this hour there Is sill
no news from SISn a.! roads ar"
blocked to prevent moor frafl". Dub
lin IS Quiet
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Several Wounde d

Belfast. April Is \ report TcaChe4
Eolf.sr tonight thai the meeting q
Siiso addressed BY Arthur Griffith va:
held tO:&y.
The ,:i>COrdant factions had ,rStrut~
urnG NO t. rrC. bu' a oHC :"!nt duf-
in- Lar, ~ Zoo S;aters did hrC
WoUndinC about hdli dozen renuS,?
cans These were the entire caSUa- -'
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6Strts Of All Lengths

Nc one authorNy had dictated th'
length OF the skirts They were - a.?
degrees 81 lenSth--nr h-evtty Mt'adr
"A al stations OF life seemingly suited
herself on tina, scnre Any deficiency IN
skirt lcnsth was r'ade ~ by flashes ~
si'ken hose. ~ which Champagne. pearl
gTay. fssh. black and feriw!nks blue
rredorrlnatcd.
No central authority detailed the
shoes. eithe-. They We're II variety,
mostly black. with pumps OF ono. two
~ three s,rars IN ranking numbers.
Patent leather ruled.
oh. the mon. Yes. they were there m
equal numbers. but the silk tc07crs. the
s~ve-c cuta ways. the pearl-grar- spattcd
black shoes. tho striped gray trousers.
were their main contribution T." tho pa
-ade II VAS distinctly feminine at
fair.
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MIR. Wilson, S
Recovery Is
Big Surprise
~ DAVID LAWRENCE
tCnTyr:EH, 9v TIE lT'e.Gscncerl

"a ~, Pres.
os41 "''"'>N N''S''' - '' "''''i
.to-d,S han 4, ar IN" since his break
s,,r- =, s.,.srb.- ,nfn Es ant. -
us
"'''HLt 80 assistance O. a 'ans ~ I'M
s.2acrt cr a cor?anlor. It's vo.cs IS
|''"'' u "'fS ",''' "''H ''s! ia
TNlS ccrStIn; Improvement has SG-
r-...j nhy>..,srs No. 'orr arc Dr
,-.,,r,.- IT.. -, pa.Aos. u,r,oso.,
visited NJ. wilson ana pronounced MS
,,cu,,,,Irr a. -c,r.rhah,r He attributed
go , ,.. ....,, , IT.
" !is"n 'nG"'EItaot " MI. wilson
t4s oAevsd Uny>ic.aHs' instructions, i'm
p,,,rt.y and h,s NOT at,snp:cd to en-
,.,... .,-,...,. d.,,.c
So ~ '-'''- ''''',
1hs temptation :" 10 so mas at tnsS
been o,e-whelm:as tts hasn't written
anv hooks -a- ,unI,,a,.no as ve. nor has
.-
Ge d'Cs'''To A'! - 'N' I'LL 'uo
tun,cs. offered him to "r''s ior news
rapers ~ current events He ccncclres
,,e dn,, o. an s,.,-es,den, IS 10 keen
-, as,aS,I,' -sr,,so6 -, do
ahNtA'hs tha' misht en- n"r'aSS 'ne ~
Iun'Heht HreSIosot h lI''S 'Vu'S'' NJ
N'lson Is SAlc 10 zee! c!Iain >eaSe u
set->auS'acSon TOT nc oeHs\ss ms ca
an'p'' - IN ccn'F"S' ,o G'' aI,i>I'H -
n 'esloehIs our'he KS '"h 'e'' aS
FEe-oSnI
s 0u-0t 1Oo'
,S," u..bI,r,o,
-, .S,ro
fe''
aESuHu IN "a ~ eti''osl 20
esea aS.sn4!HE -.
I-et.-s rNiu "aS -,
u'a e
49,. ~ al:orS.id rot,,.-
r.,I 80.
.N'Ne"1.'n uIS 80
,, ,h
ASS rn,.,I rosc,h
~ vi "'H = nv
-" sc-.. -.
sehS+Niph cI 'he HV". -.
80 -, u.,rs,,
cIFr4eS As - IHs causes - Nv ..
.s'Sss 70 \eN fP'n -,
.CatES '"N message Soh'sHeu oH AZ
1umu!fN ~ H'''rr ~ w." ~ "
Governor Cox ot pn-o MADE the Peihcl'
pal address
Mchnoo W. Ooh
- ~, ,r.,aoo ard
49,. Ds,,o.r,.,t o,-,y
- :, ,,s ss,s-slly be-
,.s!S So.h,,,,s ~, ,re NcAdoo wing
- 80, ,,svc,,,al N ncr-
A. u-,,so, ,o -soud,ats Tho
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GUIet at Belfast.

Belfast. Anil l6.--!EN the ASrnciat,
ed Press Notwithstanding MD ~
mors Of Impending trouble III B'lfast
Easter Sunday. not a single caSualC
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Perfect Easter Day.

TIE narade wa n PTCgreSs rScS OF
the dag. but II didn't really start OF
course. until the churches OF the ave-
nue. dismissed their morning cnnSreEa-
ticns shorty after noon. h'nd,r
Providence did ils bit IN prcvid ne a
With cold--a perfect Easter day. The
trees. no grass and the rare spaces
given 10 growing flowers wer" IN the
spirit OF the occasion. seemingly pro-
vrdinc with Fira avenues cnuglcmcr-
ate blocks 81 churches. slightly passc
mansions and brilliant shops a strtk-
,nC background for the years most
famous pageant.
Mary gt-e me raradcrA the flar-
pers as we'll as their older sisters. "no
knew fr.l well the value OF The Seddte
ca ,hedral and church entra noes as back
grounds 10 their oril,'aHcE and theS>
auStere doorv-a"s frame the naive pa
cocklnEs c' thousands as pre- uce 10
thc ura-ch UP ard down the arenu-
They left the churches slowly. ltnGer-
ing IN their frames for just the proper
time 20 register an effect. before they
Ioir"1 the gay caNa'cade.
There were many striking eosunes
and quito an array OF cnior5 under the
over -icrdshia % neriwlaklr blue. Long
uned with lips,fck red. or surUount"d
by has OF rough straw Of the new red
or orange o. du,! gold or emerals Eres7.
with here and thore q vagrant wlsp o.!
jadc seemed second IN popularity L"
tailored suits Of the new shade l.
seemed that fully = third Of the paraT-
crs ere capped. MANY o. the Tc-'Uink!e
blue shades havrns cApes Of the sams
material attached
Beads pe-e ,rrv much 'r nrideune.
All manners o' gowns wnre relieved n
leads many 81 them n rathc- fanLa st'c
array The tailored suits FOR tho most
part v.-e alnos. severely plain w';h
long l-es suggesting dignity. ey' s"n:d.
ing am hint cf auetc-'tv Beaded gowns
q satin ard creme IN near 5rti.
charnagn. brown taupe or fawu. We"
striking features.
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Friendly Negotiations (
Between Irish Factions

Belfast. April 16.-(By the AASoeiAts1
Press. )-Friendly com munieapors are
said TO be passing between the northSen
and southern governments with refef.
ence to the murder Of Owne A1o.4kho4,
and his three sons. who we're kilied DUR,
tnE the disorders l1te last month. 49,
other matters. ( So;
QusstiouSd today concerning Z sspoSt
published in a London nsrspaper tnA
stfidavite had been lodged vtn, esr'
James Craig. tho UlstAr premtsf.
Ing Belfast special eoHStableS with, -
MacMahon murders. and declaring ~
the provisional EovsfHmSat hid tsnaeo
ed the arrest ana trial q. The 4eeH1N
men. Heutenant CSIon4 ". nk1Hlt n
secretary; to: the .ulStef .aAdno<S
neither aftrn nor deny tho, aeeafae1
Of the report.
Colonel Spender satd the noftAef4
government was only anxious 70. -
that Justice should be done ~1theut ~
spect 10 the creed or position Of t44
offenders, and that If Michael Coutnk
head Of the provisional government ma
anv evidence in the MaoMAhon cpo.
the proper machinery e1isteS 1nr rtndt-
cation OF tho law.
Home Secretary Bates. oS~ Chte1
government. declared cHE .facihty
would be gwen witnesses tSDtify IT
the inquest into tho AacMk tAurAsr1
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THE INTELLIGENCE

Has the Largest Circulation OF
Any Morning Newspaper IL the
State OF West Virginia.
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" XRAEKH

Ohio: Partly cloudy axa mild -.
day; probably .thundsrSSorms II vsSs
portion. Tuesday ShoWsrS ana ooota
Western PsnnSyfvantA: 1atr s1A rass
mar Monday. fussday showsrsi Se'
what lower tsmpsrata1ss :-.. 1: -
wet virr1nia: Partly elcnAy ,sa1
warmer MondAy. LOCAL thnAAADhsW.
srs NonAay uirht or tuesday.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-25
TEATRALES
OTRo GRANDIOso EXITO DE LA
CoMPANIA CAMILLA QUIRoGA

FL estreno de La Fuerza ciega'
la noche del jueves tltimo, propOrciono
la Compania de Camilla Quiroga un
triunfo resonante, revelandose ante
Luestro pnblico como un conjunto ar
tistico sobresalientee, en- Q, que desta-
ca con relieves extraordinarios Ell ta-
lento de la actriz q. da nombre v PREF
a la compafiia.
Fertenece la Fuerza ciega' ese
g6nero de obras llamado ''Gran Guig-
nol'', en- el que las emociones " la pa
sion, latiendo con poderosa violencia,
arrastran las almas lejas de tod0 ra-
ciocinio. Ell autor escoge sus almas en-
esa zona impura donde la razon no
sabe frenar as convulsiones de la vio-
lencia, asi, cuando Ell dolor la NAL
dad estallan, esas almas angustiadas
no tienen otro asidero que la desespe-
raci6n ell suicide.
Dentro de esa tendencia tragica, la
ssFuerza ciega" Sc desiza con una 10
gica naturalisima, hasta su tragico des-
enlace, que culminsl en- una vibracion
de amargurs sangrante -.
Camilla Quiroga puso de relieve en-
su difcilisimo papel, portentosas cuali-
dades de actriz, descubriendo nuevas
primicias de su talento multiple So
berano, que .e hace triunfar en- cada
obra, por muy opuestas que sean las
caracteres que interpreta.
Y tan pleno y resonante fue el triun-
70 de IA eminente actriz, y tan honda
la emoci6n y sensibilidad que infun-
dic a su papel, que el publico le tri-
buto enthusiasts ovaciones, arrebata-
do, mejor dicho, subyugado plenamente
por "a delectaci6n artistics que en- todc
momento supo Camilla Quiroga trasmi-
tr al auditorio.
y Los demas personajes de la obra es,
tuvieron insuperables. Olarrs,, quien
conquist6 las simpatfas del pfbIico
desde .el primer momento que aparecid
en- s'La Serpiente's, obra con Que de-
brt6 Ia compafifa, fu5 muy aplaudido,
pues supo con la genialidad de su gra-
cia. poner TN tono amab.e a las esce-
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IntereSdnteS
informacioneS
detodaspartes
LAS MUJEREs NoRTEAMERIcA
MAS EN- CONTRA DEL WHISKY
COMO ELEMENTo MEDICINAL

F11ADELFIA, noviembre IL (Unit|
ed Press): El alcohol no es necesarid
en- la medicina. Esta es la opinion ID
.os miembros que componen la "Idgd
de Mujeres Prohibicionistas' quiels|
Ian iniciado una formidable campaHd
para coaseguir que las autoridades fe
derales eliminen de la medicina Ell al
cohol. La Sra. Martha w. Allen hs
6ec,arado que Sc propone probar, utidI
zando las matematicas, Ell rso innecesa-
rio de dicha bebida. 81
En- Minnesota cuarenta y cuatro hos
pita.es no emple2n alcohol en- sus me,
dicamentos. En- ell famoso hospital
Cook, de Chicago, donde fueron trata
dos 447 casos de pulmonia, no Sc EN-
ple6 alcohol.
Las autoridades del hospital Mercy
de Chicago, han manifestado que, er
casos de pulmonfa en-. que Sc us6 aleo-
hol falleci6 un n1mero mas crecido. de
persOnas que en- los casos en- que nc
Sc empleo alcohol.
En- % estados de la Union no se
permite usar alcohol en- la medicinal.
Mrs. Allen manifesto, por tiltino
cue Ell 95 por ciento de las prescrip
cionse para whisky extendidas por los
medicos, tiene por objeto beber y no
como Sc dice, ayudar los enfermos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-25
CarlCe de fundamentO
Ia alarn1a surgida en-
Ire las autOri idadeS
de Cuba
In SupueStO case de peste bu-
b6nica en- eI vaEOr Barcelona

I "a prensa tiltimamente l.egada de la
Es bana in.trma que bordo del vapor
Barcelona de la Linea de "Pini-
nos'', fue descubierto un case de pes
te bub6nica por las autoridades santa
rias de Santiago de Cuba, confrma-
do luego por a oficina Superior de Sa
nidad de la Habana.
Ell asunto r.os ha interesaGo. 81 Sc
tiene en- cuentra que 81 Barcelona =
que venia de Espafia, toc6 en- San
Juan antes de seguir viaje para San
tiago de Cuba.
Segdn la prensa de la Habana, al
regar el vapor al puerto de Santiago
ell enfermo presentaba sintolnas dudo-
SOS de dicha Playa, por 10 que Sc to-
maron las medidas proflacticas de ri
gor y Sc diagnostico ell case ordenan-
dose adenas que ell Barcelona pasa-
ra de- puerto de Santiago de Cuba al
de la Capital, con ell fin de que aqui
6ieran su dictamente final acerca de,
asunto.
Segin declaraciones del Secretario de
Sanidad de Cuba, aued6 cornprobado
que ell enfermo bordo del "Barce'o-
ma era I'M case de peste bub6nica.
Hasta aqui la prensa de Cuba. Ahora
hien, por informes que obtuvo un re-
portero nueet1o de varios casajeros
llegados auui recientemente de Cuba
en- ell 'Guantanamo" Sc ha llegado
Ia conclusion moral de que dicho ca
so de reste bub6nica = bordo del va
No. ssBarcelona" no ha existiSo ja-
m5s.
ne acEer1o con 10 Que nos diieron
rrestros informantes, 10 sucedido fue
o~e on Santiago de Cuba las au+orida-
des Ssnitarias Sc enui-{ocaron al dag
nos+icar ell case del pasaiero enfermo,
" cer.fficaron como peste bub6nica n
que en- realidad era otra enfermedad.
Ia Sanidad de la Habana--dicen
Duestros informsntes- parece que Sc
die cuenta Gel error cometido. peI+o.
por no desautorizar las autor'dsdes
de Sartisro. como IN ac+o de soil
darida1 hacia estas. ratified el diagnos
tico originSl.s v al misrfN tiemuh o~ds
no ere Ell enfer1no frese rec'uido en-
el HospitsI. donde, segrn dice ia prem
50. mejoraba notablemente.
Ia casa de Ivquierdo. cousignataria
del Barcelona. 1ia cablegradado a la
oAcina de "a Hahana. innuiriendr deta-
lies a prop6sito del referido asunto. Pc
rn. se~f1n nues+~os informes, hasta la
feeha no ha recibido contestaci6n algu-
M
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AL POSTMASTER DE SAN JUAN
Sc LIE NoMBRO sUsTITUTO AN
TEs DE ExPIRAR .sU TERMINo

Como saben nuestros iectores, el Pre-
sidente ha sometido al Senado la apro-
bsci6n del nombramiento favor del
sr. Gay para Postmaster dc San Juan.
Ell anunciado nombIamiento deja
fuera del citado cargo don Jose AL
f0nzo Rivera, que durante varios amos
20 venia desempefando.
segdn informes que hsmos obtenido
acerca de este aaunto, podemos decir
que Al sr. Alfonzo Rivera no Sc le ha
vencido el plazo De cuatro amos para
que fu6 nombrado, faltandole actual
mente mas de I'm ano para terminar.