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The Washington herald., 1922-09-25
DISTRICT HIGH
ELEVENS READY

While the ultimate selections OF
the elevens are still unsettled the
beginning of the second week of
practice of the five District High
School teams today finds the gen
eral situation assuming a definite
form all along the line.
One outstanding feature is the
size of the squads. From every di-
rection come reports that the candi-
dates are more numerous than in
past years, and coaches are WORK
ing on plans to get workable groups
without dropping from the competi-
tion material that might later de-
velop into capable assets. The first
place where this problem was solved
was at Central where. instead Of
cutting the squad, two elevens were
chosen with the announced inten-
tion of keeping these twenty-five
men in the group only until more
promising players were found In the
other squads. when they would be
advanced and others on the upper
teams be denoted.
Undecided on Liae-ups.
To attempt to gauge the probable
strength Of any of the teams at this
time would be misleading as each
of the Ave head coaches admits he
does not yet even know the makeup
CT the combination he will send into
title contests. With the approach
ing preliminary games, with schools
| outside the series, II Is expected a
better sizeup will be obtainable.
1t Is probable there Is more in.
terest in the new Central system
of Development than in any other
general feature of the scholastic
proposition.
BY far the largest institution and
with the best equipment and mod =
ern playing field, Centrars failure
to obtain consistent success in foot
ball. as II has in track athletics, has
caused no end of agitation. As IL
generally the case in a high school
other features are forgotten in ~,
attempt to place blame for failure
Of expected success and RESPONSE
bility is generally placed on the
coaches.
Inaugurate New System.
Last spring Central decided. to
change coaches, so this fall a new
system of. gridiron instruction has
been inaugurated. 1t Is distinctly
Centralesque. The Management is by
the faculty. the coaching by the
alumni and the playing, of course,
by the students. This not only
stimulates a triple interest but
makes for permanency and conti-
nuity Of policies. instead Of the an
| nual changing which is calculated
to worry the one who suffers most
from the uncertainty-the player.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-25

Little coal can now be purchased
as the production is controlled and
the iron and steel industry is not
accorded priority. Nominally the
strikes in the Connellsville region
are not ended. but as the region
has been experiencing serious car
shortage, the transportation limit
has been reached. for the present
at least, and an Improvement in the
strike condition would not help
matters.
A so per cent operating rate In
the steel industry is equal in ton
mage to 30 per cent rate with the
capacity existing in 1914. II IS a
trifle above the average production
In 1912 and 1913. the two greatest
tonnage years before the war, with
the important difference that ex-
ports are much lighter. The stats
tics do not indicate that there is
insufficient production to support
the industries of the country as
they are now operating. and steel
market conditions made the same
showing. Prices for prompt ship
ment have not materially advanced
in the past thirty days, while buy
ers' interest in late deliveries mas
decreased.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-25
Lexington Entries.

First Race-Four-year- -olds ind
up; six furlongs: Margaret Atkin,
90; 'Cock O. the Roost, 110; Forest
ers. 1o3; ed Garrison. l04; Orlova,
1903: Sam Reh, 1902; 'Archie Alex
Minard, 10s: Sewell Combs, III;
Rapid Stride. Ill; Charles Henry.
ia; Jake Field. 106; Mildred, 106;
Lady Morrow. 1OS.
Second Race-Maiden 2-year-old
fillies; five and one-half furlongs:
Golden Billows. 107; 'Fewer. 107;
'Lucy Churchill, 107: 'Irene Wal
ton. 107: Barbara Palmer, l12; Be-
dazzle, 112; Dulian. 112; Blue Bird.
112; Kitty Carpenter, 112; Romp-
ing Mary, III; Probable. 1l2; Poke
Bonnet. 112.
Third Race-Mile and one-six-
teenth: Nancy Lane. 103; Florida
Blossom, 1903: Moonwinks. 106; Fly
Cast. loS; Jordan. los; Stamp. l9s,
Randel, 10s.
Fourth Race Two-year- olds !;
five and one-half furlongs: Lichen.
I04; Multi Secundus. LOG: Superoa.
LOG: 'Pavlowa. i07, Chiva, 109;
Glen Colex. 1os: Ormont. 10s; Sam
mie Bride. 1o9: Antonia, liz: Tay-
lor Hay. lis.
Fifth Race-Purse. $1,000: allow
ances for 3year-olds; six furlonss:
Salamander, 1902; Lottie Lorraine.
1903; Whirl, 1O4; Royal Palm. 1o7;
Lord Allen, 112
Sixth Race-Claiming: $1,000; &
vear-olds and up; mile and seventy
wards: walnut Hall, 103;' La
Foudre, 1o4; Miss Prosperity, 100:
Rep, 10S; Harlock, los.
Seventh Race-The Dixie High
way: $1,000: claiming handicap for
S-year-olds and up; mile and one
sixteenth: Travesty, 81: Jimmy
Daw, 1903; Runquok 104; Adonis
l09: Brotherly Love, 113.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-25
Havre de Grace Entries.

First Race-Purse 81. I.3oo.1e; claiming
maiden two-year-olds; fve and a half fur
The Washington herald., 1922-09-25
Bowlers Meet Tonight.

All former team captains of the
Arcade League and all others in
terested are requested to be present
at a meeting tonight promptly at
os'clock on the Arcade alleys. There
is much talk about moving the
league on to new alleys in the near
future, and as Harry II. Seyfarth.
last years secretary, has just re-
turned he is anxious to start things
moving Immediately
The Washington herald., 1922-09-25
Argyle Plans Net Week.

The first closed singles tennis
tournament of the Argyle Countr,
Club will be held on the club courts,
beginning next Sunday at a. m.
Entries will be received by the ten
mis- chairman, Joshua w. Carr. up to
$3.50 p. m. Friday evening, when tho
drawings will be made. 1t Is plan
ned to run off at least three rounds
during the day and then play the
rounds up to the semi-fnals during
the week, reserving the semi-nnals
and finals for the following Sunday.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-25
TIE HERAIDS REVIEW BUSINESS AND TRADE DEvE
Devoted the Interests Of Washington industrial Building
Washinston Banking Statistics


with
Comptroller
Of the Nonsi savings and
The Washington herald., 1922-09-25
Maryland Beats Mount Rainier

Maryland A. c. scored first blood
in the opening game of the series
for the Independent baseball cham
pionship of Prince Georges County
by defeating Mount Rainier before
5000 fans on the latter's diamond
yesterday. IL to Z. Harke, the
Maryland hurler. held his Mount
Rainier foes hitless until the sixth
inning, when, Baldwin made a two
bagger. Harke, with a 10-to-0 ad-
vantage, eased. up Houden opened
the game by driving out a homer
on the first ball pitched.
Capital Traction baseball club
captured the undisputed champ
ionship of the District Electric
Railway Companies yesterday by
capturing the second game of a
three game series from the WASH
ington Railway and Electric Com
pany Z to 4. in a twelve-inning
battle. Lefty White, twirling for
the winners. held the opposition to
four blows.
Lexington Athletic Club opened
it's gridiron season with a victory
over the st. Theresa Juniors on the
Naval Hospital field yesterday be-
fore a crowd estimated close to 500
people. The game was we'll played
throughout, with the team play of
the winners standing out as a fea-
ture. The Lexfngtons presented a
we'll balanced team on the field and
the backs tore yard after yard
through the line. BrazeTol shone
for the losers. Next Sunday the
Lexingtons will encounter the
Yosemite A. c. on the same. field.
Score: Lexington IL. ST. Theresa O.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-13

La probabilidad de cue Sc constitu-
yam nusvas corporaciones para Ell aca-
raramiento Ge tierTas puertorriquenas
ea muy remota. va estar acaparadas las
rfas f6rtiles y Sc ha llegado un pun
to en- qua 10 prudencia aconseja inver-
tir Ell menos capital possible para aumeu
tar la propiedad rural y yer que en-
Cuba en- saIto Domingo, en- Haiti y
en- toras uartes la exploitation del cam
70 ofrece pingiies benefcios en- rela-
ci6n con la que aoui pudiera hacerse.
En- el piano inciinado do la convention
cia Sc lego hasta la cIspide es Ia
Iora de ahond9r mas en- las profundida
-des de las ciencias para aumentar la
production a POGO eosto, descender
para forzar una iquidaci6n peligrosa.
e. cartel de los c6digos islefios Sc en-
rojece sus letras, va de relieve, dicen
mas de 10 que antes decian.
Ell ausentismo, sea ell coraz6n de
las corporaciones (no ell ausentismo in
terno que antes saciaba SUI voraz ape
tito) no Sc siente satisfecho esta aba
lido por qua no recibe los dividendos
que 10 hacia fsliz y siente la deprecie-
ci6n de sus acciones Su momento es
crftico; piensa y hace nImeros no
encusntra la incognita que desea. Lu.
cha, suefa y tiene pesadillas. La fuerza
vital le va faltando apela recur-
| SOS extremes para que no Sc paralice
/: sangre que circula por sus arter! IS,
porque la atm6sfera esta viciada su
preston es grande. Ain, no Sc ha dado
verda7era cuenta de SUI existencia. Ma
clio del cansancio producido por el ira
| bajo, del odio al trabajo y del deseo
irmoderado de placeres. Sc aliment6 del
| Cesprec'o con que So ha visto en- las es
feras guEernamentales insulares a los
! trabajadores agricolas Y los psque-
fios propietarios con relaci6n su vid1
social y politica; de la exageraci6n de
los tributos, de Ia falta de e7ucacion {
instruction suficientes para renar cor
rrovecho sus funciones de la escasez
de racursos para atender sus necesi6a
des y al desarrollo de sus actividades
Y vive de la cooperation de que le
rrestan los que viven de sus favores y
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In p0eta soIdado
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Jay! por adverse y barbara destino
doqulera busque placentera calma,
he de mojar ell polvo del canine
con la sangre que fuye de mi alma!
a cclno estos otros que recuerdan a
Paul Verlaine Ooh pauvre Ielian!) y
a Gerardo de Nerval, seres que en- su
desgracia gozaron La felicidad de sa
ber reirse hasta de la vida misma:
ivenga una copaI Ahogar entire la
(espuma
de la cerveza ansio mi quebranto.
pues me fmanda Ell dolor cuando me
(abruma
que mlezcle la cerveza con Ell llanto.
lOh dejaime reir del falso espejo
servil copista de esperanzas vanas;
no Sc atreve decirmIe que estoy viejo,
que va en- ell alma me nacieron canas!
ivenga otra copa y diez Y veinte Y
(ciento!
todas cuantas soporte mi cabsza...
Asi... cuando Sc ofusca el pensamiento
halo menos sombria mi tristeza.
La obra de Pachin Marin, Enerece
ell honor de una segunda edicion, la
cual seria ''un exito de nbreria" CO
mo dicen los cresos de los ibros. Sus
versos deben ser corocidos de nuestras
muieres para las cuales el escribi6. Els
llegada la hora de que Sc conozca 10
verd aderamente nuestro. a
I1ich1h Marin cant6 para muchos
amos. Ell ocupa uno de los puestos mas
6istinguidos de nuestro parnaso. Min
guna antologia portorriquena antilla
ma, estara cdnp.eta 81 faltan produc-
clones. de este glorioso poeta soldado
que
entrando en- los salones arrojaba la es-
paddy entrando en- los combates arro
jaba Ia for
Armando A. MIRANDA.
verano de 1922.
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lay! por adverse y barbara destino
doqulera busque placentera calma,
he de mojar ell polvo del canine
con la sangre que fuye de mi alma!
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NARBANzos MoRUNos, Pimen-

ARBANzos MoRUNos, Pimen-
ton Extra envases completes, Ca
ztslas Mallorquinas, Sobrasada, Sardi
mas Espaiolas, Azadas Chispa, Tasajo
superior, Habichuelas coIoradas largas,
Naipes Dura, Cebollas Islenas. Regalan
dose, Casa Cadierno.---10-1.
CE sOLICITAN aiumnos de habla
- espafola que deseen aprender a
escribir en- maquinilla al tacto. Escri
ba xplicando la maquina que usa y en-
viado sellos para remitirle La printsra
leccion. Box 164, Mayagiiez.-
LORDS EN- sEGUNDA MANo.~
Tengo en- exisHencia cuatro ca
rros Ford en- buenas condolences y ba
ratas. 1.-Modelo 1922. meses de uso.
Sc vende por ausentarse ell duefio. L.
F. Coon. 21 Recinto Sur. Telefono
1515.-9-25. s
TAQUIGRAFO:-se solicita un ia
quigrafo espafSol ingles. Debe
dar referencias, experiencia sueldo a
1 que aspira. Dirfjase j. NJ, aparta1o
sc, San Juan.-9-15.
DUEsTo vACANTE:- necesita
: una persona para agente de recla
maciones (Claims Agent.l No ss indis
peosable ser abogado. Dirijsse a Ia
Porto Rico Railway Light and Power
Company. San Juan, p. R.-9-19.
DIANO:-Por ausentarse su dUtefio
Sc vende EN- $11O uno en- magnS-
fico estado. Tiene taburete GANGA.
Telefono 6s5 verde, santurce.-9-21.
CAMBLAMOS autom6vil Bui:e Node
10 1920, siete pasajeros, por uno de
cinco Buick Il otra marca. Felipe Agre-
lot, Al Mufioz Rivera, Rio Piedras. 8 ~
PARA LOS AMANTEs DE LA LITE
RATURA- venderos Birioteoa cen
su correspondence estante compuesta
de veinte siete obras de 512 paginas
cada una. Sobresalen entire otras. las
de Ricardo Palma, Leon Vale, Jose En-
rique Rod6, Jose Enrique Varona, etc.
Para informes Justine Schoder, Box %,
Juncos, P. R. Las obras Sc enc1entran
en- buen estado. 9-26
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OE ALOUILA en- eli "Tobacco Pala-
- ce'' Tetuan so, 5 habitaciones (par
te de un apartamento) propias para vi
vienda ofcinas. Informaran en- el
segundo piso, izquierda.
CI listed desea un Donlto ramo
E ~ para novfa, coronas o flores suel
tas. Dirfjase al telefono 293 azul San
turce sera atendido Embellishments.
p.
CE vENDE o ARRIENDA una fin
ca de 8 cuerdas medias a un
kil6metro de Rio Piedras en- Sabana
Llama, fincada de malojillo y arboles
frutales Tiene ademas casa y aqua CO
rriente. Informaran en- la misma. Fl
del Arenas. .-9-16.
XyENTA DE FLORES NATURA-
LES en- la Gale ''Hoare", STEP
IA santurce.-Llame al telefono CTS
azul, Santurce serAn servidos inmedia
taments.-P.
DRoFEsoREs:- Gran surtido dt
: cuadros para escuelas, oficinas,
etc. Marcos, materiales para artistas
novedades. Especialidad en- ampliacio-
nes al crayon, sepia Y pastel. Aten.
ci6n especial pedidos por correo. Sc
licitamos agentes. The MAYAGUEz
FRAME CO.. Arecibo, p. R.-9-31.
D1Azos coMoD os:-TengO so1s.
res que vendo a plazos meusua
les de $40, $15 y $25. Inf6rmese Telefu
ro $50, s. j. Tanca 2. Henry w. Doc
ley. Mencione Ell MUNDo.-P
NCASION:--vendemos casa con.
creto,4 dormitorios y demAs
comodidades, solar de 5000 metros;
frente carretera central, al lado Univer
sidad, Rio Piedras. Facilidades para
pagar. Porto Rico Trading Co., Box
1174. San Juan.-P.
cf TTENE listed cATAKKo y IA IA
tos ls fatiga, compre en- la Far
macia Hyotole y despfdase, que la tos
Sc lie quita como por encanto.-9-25.
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PARA Ell REFUG1o DE N1Nos

Ell Casino Espafiol envi6 un cheque
de seis dollars y IL centavos.
I'm donante de Humacao, envi6 ur
giro postal de dos dollras.
otro giro postal enviado por Aramis
Ramon, de San Juan, dos dollars.
La aIcancia para Ell Refugio del cafe
''La Mallorquina produjo tltimamen-
to cuatro dollars.
La alcancia de la escuela particular
de la Sra. dona Elvira Desondens, 81
centavos.
FL Refugio recibe con agradecimien.
to estos generosOs donstivos.
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UN ADoRADoR DE BAco

En- Puerta de TERRA la policia sor-
rrendio al individuo Miguel Marrero
ccnduciendo en- una lata cuatro litros de
ron. Miguel fue denunciado al Comisio-
rado de la Corte Federal.
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CoLocAc1oN; Ia desea joven gra-
duado de cOmercio acepta sala-
rio m6dico para empezar. Buenas refe-
rencias: Para mas informes dirijase a
"R" cO FL Mundo, San Juan, P. R.
9-14
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COMERCIANTEG DETALLL%TAs.--
HemOs recfbido una grandisins canti-
GaA dc calxado que nQu1damos caad .
yrectss de costs, o. Perez Alvarsx, 8. sn
c., San Juan. p.
fNVIERTA sU D1NERo EN- So
LARES:-Vendo SOLARES muy
atractivos, diferentes tamados. de con-
tado . plazos muy convenientes. In
f6rmese: Henry W. DoOlsy. Telefono
$50 San Juan, Tanca Ne. 2, Mencto-
ne Ell MUNDO:-P.
COLAREs DE 0CAsTON:-T TsngO
- cinco solares que miden de $50
q 500 metros. en- la Carretara del Sebo
ruco, con frente dicha carretera, es
uuina 4 OtraS Gales v vis-
ta al Parque del Colegic del Sagrado
Coraz6n de JESUS, que estoy dispuesto
Q vender q precios muy convenientes.
Inf6rmese en- seguida. Henry w. Doo--
Icy. Tanca 2, telefono $50. San Juan-P'
A RGuMENTos PARA C1NEl:-
Nuevas ideas en- gran demandaI
Las ideas de usted pueden valer mu-
che. Por que no aprende escribir argu
ntentos para ell Cine7 Nosotros lie ense
6aremos. P1danos informes. Institute
Fetodramatico. p. o. Box 40. Sta. I
New York City P.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. para Ia
impotencia, falta de vigor Sc
xuaI. decaimiento ffsico y CompuestC
de Iohimbina legftima del Cameron y
Lecitina. En- las buenas farmacias y
drogtertas. p.
ToLoCACIoN; Ia desea joven gra-
duado de comercio acepta sala
rio m6dico para empezar. Buenas refe.
rencias: Para mas informes dirijase .
"R' Clio FL MundO, San Juan, P. R
9--14
CE DESEAN agentes vendedore:
activos, que tengan experiences
conocimiento en- la Isla. Sc pagan
busnas comisiones gastos. Dirijan cal
tas:--Apartado 35--Hato Rey, +. Il
o-14
rNoMPRo CASA de $500 a $1,000
de oontado en- calle trasversal
hasta la parada II. Norte Sur. Lila
me Telsfono $50, sar Juan.-9-15.
CE VENDE en- Pnerta de Tierra
una pulperfa, San Agustin 129,
teiefono SIG. Para informes en- la mis-
ua--0-16.
EFECToS PARA FUENTE DE SODA
: venden PORTO RICO PAPER b
sUPPLY CO., INC. Precios especiales
en- cucharillas- 9-22.
CE vENDEN ejemplares viejos de
wPuerto Rico Ilustrado' 5000
ell quintal. Dirijase Salvador Brau 81.
P. o. Box 345, San Juan, P. R-P.
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CI listed desea un Donlto ramo
~ para novfa, coronas o flores suel
tas. Dirfjase al telefono 293 azul San
turce sera atendido embellishments.
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a LMORRANAs.-Internas .,

a LMORRANAS.-Internas ex-
ternas. Grietas y Curaci6n radical
con Ia Pomada Inglesa Anema-Smith.
solicitela en- las farmacias de primer
Orden. jose o. PeyOrk, Bsx 1852, San
JuAn.-P.
VTUDA DE MUsA.-531 west 150th
St.-ofrece su casa privada, completa
mente moderna, a dos pasos de Broad
way, Riverside Iglesia espafiola, a
famiIias que yengan New York y de
seen vivir bien. INTERPRETERS y toda ella
SO de comodidades. PreciOs m6dicos.
Avise por correo y Sc recibira en- el
nueIle. o-15
a TENC1oN:-No deje para mafia-
ma 10 que puede hacer usted hoy.
Asegure su automovil truck con
soBRNoS DE EzQUIAGA. P.
i ABoRAToRIo DIR. Grau. Barcelo-
ma. Fundado en- ell afio 1889. Pida
sus productos en- todas las farmacias
de la isla. 10-1
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ANUNCIOS CLASLFICADOS

TNTIMA:-Lo mejor para irrigacio-
nes lavados. Gran presentation
y exquisite perfume. Muestras pros
pectos a su Representative jose O. Pc
york. Box 162, San Juan.-P.
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AVISO
Para conccimiento del puhlico en- ge
neral, hago saber, por ell presente que
no reconocer6 cuenta nj documento al
guno que no sea autorizado por mi, per
sonalmente. Marcos T. Caneja. San
Jose No. 1.-9-13.
CE VENDE en- pIbifca sHbasta, por
~ cuenta del Gobierno InsuIar, De
partamento de Sanidad, = en- los terre
nos del Sanatorio Insular de Rio Pie
dras, las diez de la mahana del vier
mes dfa 21 de julio, los siguientos ar
tfculos: caballos del pals, un mulo
americana, cuatro mulas americanas y
an lote como de 400 sacos vacios de
harina de trigo.
sTERRENoS EN- sANTO DOMIN
GO:-Se ofrece grandes Q peque
fias parcelas de terreno dominicano a
diez minutes de Santo Domingo City,
sobre la carretera Central, cruzados
por buenas aguadas navegables, pro-
pias para hacienda, lecheria, crianza,
etc. Sc venden de corfado o plazos
precios de actualida,2. Dirfjase Ia
oficina de Adriano Mejia. Allen 1S
San Juan, P. R.-P.
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UT RANCO DE AHoREo.-Una hoJa
- u NavaJA AutO strsp ls dura de
s1Atso . aeis nescs, usAndolA diaria-
msnse. Nd IN positive ahorro.-Tiene
u assutaAoE autom&ticO que 10 pro-
nsrezenA un Alo nusvO caAa yea Qul
ss Afsdtss Pida que - In 0nsenen. Ella
b eonvencorA. En todas las casas do
aem Juan-- Vale &1.O0.- DsS6sito
Allsn "a. =
81 ALQUIIAA un hermoso almscen acs-
hado Do fabricar en- 81 meier sttio del
AGalec6n, On TODD de concrete. con puer-
~ y vsntanas do hierro, mids 700 me-
Arss CuAdrados. Sc arriendA todO o an
parties. InformarA: GONZALES Pa
DIN. Company, Inc, r.
1oMBRERos DE PAJnLA.- HsmSs
rSbajado nuestrOs preciOs Procure snts-
earse antes de comprar q otra casa.
Q Perez AlvarSz, .. en- O., san Juan.
kdte Rico. P.
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CE vENDE UNA FINCA 154 cuer-
- das. Carretera de Carolina. Cana,
malojillo, aqua corriente; establo para
vaquerfa casa vivienda. Cinco minu
tos de Rio Piedras, BOX 465, Rio Pie
dras.-1o-5.
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Sc ALQUILAN

Para icvenes solteros "ma-
trimonlos SIN ni1os', magnf-
ficas Labitaciones muy ventila-
das, con vista a la bahia Y con
doble servicio sanitario. En-
Cristo No. 1, primer piso.
Telefono 1927 negro.
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CE VENDE:-residencia de con-
creto con garaje, entrada de la
Avenida De Diego ndmero 5. Infor-
mara en- la misma Telefono 214 verde,
santurce. Rosa Toro viuda de Miriam
da.-9-28
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
Special Coal Session
Approved by Machold
People of State Face Winter
Without Fuel, Says Speak.
er, Upholding Governor

Speaker H. Edmund Machold Of the
Assembly at the National Republican
Club last night heartily seconded Coy
ernor Miller's plan for a special ses-
sion of the Legislature to deal with the
prospective shortage of fuel
There is no question whatever about
the Governor being right in his analy-
sis of the fuel situation, as outlined in
The Tribune on Wednesday. There is
little or no doubt about special seq
sion. | think it will be called not lates
than August %, and ! am in favor Of
meeting even before that date. Dur
ing the last few weeks I have made
inquiry around the northern part of
the state and | am convinced that the
people of our section are virtually
without anthracite coal.
Even if the mines were to open to-
morrow morning rnd run on full time
there would still! a shortage. I
think it is OF first Importance mat a
special session of the Legislature be
called to handle the matter / am
afraid coal is going to be very scarce
ell next year. If it is then there is
abundant reason for equipping some
one with adequate power to distribute
New York's quota of anthracite and
forestau any attempt on the part Of
gougers or SPECTATORS TO corner the
supply and raise the price"
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
Strikebreakers Tell
Police Food Is Inpur
Say Number at Long I,i,,s
City Have Been iii and Are
Sssnicinlis Of Cansa

-Four men who said they were s.,is.
breakers employed By the Long ,ss Tsls.s
Railroad ii Long Island Civ loss.s
complaints al the Hunters Point nsii..
station yesterday against The ss.5
served 20 forty strikebreakers hsw.ss
at the station II Long Island C;tg srs
Sixty who live il the roundaoase.
They said that several Of Inc n..
had been III and they thought the fsas
was the cause Of =. Two sther ns-
who accompanied the quartet and 81
they cooked for the strikebrsaker, =.
serted vehemently that the food W,
excellent and was carefully prepared
Detectives were sent 70 obtain San
pies of the food ana representativss d
the railroad were informed Of the ear.
plants. It was said By Representative.
O. the railroad that strikebrssksy,,
quarters were inspected daily and 10
complaints Of the food had beer =.
ceived.
"0ur daily inspection indicates tay,
the supply OF food i absolutely purs
and OF the highest quality" said c. {
Liber. superintendent OF the New Jer-
sey division OF the Pennsylvania Rssl-
road, which includes that part Of lie
Long Island Railroad.