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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
SEE TUCKER NOMINATION
At STAUNTON MEETING
Democrats Assert There Is Lit
tie Possibility Of Licking
ton Mans Defeat.
Will OBTAIN 81 VOTES
y" Mention OF Republican Opponent.
Leaders Predict Nominee VIII Go
To Washington without "rurn OF
His Hand,

Especial to The Times Diapatch.1
STAUNToN. VA, Feb. Lifts all
over except the shouting-this will
be done by Tuckerites at the con-
ciuston of the Tenth District Demo-
cratic convention In Slaunton Tues
day. February II. Unless there comes
an unprecedented upset. and polit-
icians here and in other sections OF
the district don't see how il could
possibly happen. Harry st. GeorE
tucker. of Lexington will be nomi :
mated on the first ballot TO max u
the raccin the special election Tues
day. March II. for the seat in Con-
sress made vacant by the death of
the Representative Henry ID. Flood
VIII Get =. Votes.
According to figures complied here
by Mr. fuckers city chairman,
Garter BraNton, the Lcxingtonian will
get not less than cighty-two votes
On the first ballot. The convention
has Il voting strength or 1856, maxi
ing IL necessary for the successful
candidate TO receive at least sixty
eight votes.
Mr.. Tucker willobtain these eighty
two votes from the following sources.
says Mr.. BraXton.
Staunton. 10; Augusta, Is: Rock
bridge. ~; Amherst. 10; buckingham
8 craig. .; Nelson. IL; Botetourt. o
colonel Aubrey +. Strobe. of Am
herst. having Withdrawn from tho
race. there remains four other an
h"uncch candidates in the field. Flovd
w King. OF Clifton Forge. Judrc
Clarence j. Campbell. of Amherst.
Major Richard +. Bclrne. of Coyinu.
'oh' ana Senator y. Willis Eoncrt-
son, of Eockhridge.
H!rd', Name Mentioned.
.Hh"theT name scheduled tn com.
v.i"'e INC convention: that of II. II.
h!Fu. or Warm Springs. Common.
W"aiths attorney for Bath County
"He not an announced candidate
MI hErHs name VIII get before tho
iron II - thought. by reason
we taci That Bath County is
us i"ur delegates instructed
TO vote Cor him. This is all tho SIM.
port Mr.. Byrd has al IN. nros 49,
I'hle at least all that is credited -,
him publicly.
Against Mr.. fuckers eirb,v-,wo
votes when The convention one.
inc following: Instructed for kim
nue''a Vista. ,; Clifton Forge, :
'uFahha. .. total. 49, instructed
Tor Eeirne: Allegheny, s.
Neither Judge Campbell nor Sena-
Tor robertson have "a single in
Snnct.d delegate. according Ia nn.
ur.s complied here.
ne remaining twcuty-eicnt votes
are distributed as follows: Auuustu
App"mattoN. =: Cumberland. !;
Highland. >: Eotc,ourt, :.
81 these twcnty-eigh, Tucker
cIai'ns: Cumberland. ). Highland. .;
Botetourt. :; total. .. King claims:
Hotetourt. :. Robertson claims: Au-
Susia. >; Highland. ). .trpomattoN's
delegates were instruct, ror strobe.
AS lie IS out %! the race. just where
these nine votes VIII shift is probe :.
NAUTICAL.
From these figures. according to
MI FUCKERS supporters, he has a
good chance Ia receive at lcas,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
FOND LOVE LAUGHS AT
LAW RESTRICTIONS

,SH"" F." - IN Tim -Dspateh.l
iEN1i!A.RG "a. rvU4ii.-I.cye
nor OILS laughs a !oc..sn..;hs. but;
Dan cupid j. uaaaua:rd ~ Il. re-
SIF''ti.onS OF law, :or Charles JON.
=" "!'. 10! Atlanta. Ga. AMI Miss Eve
!!n Grace M.;A!Spn. .! Mobile Als
members o; vaudeville company
p.aElH- .; !ora! th-at--. wSo sue
.uSSin!'T circgTv-nted the marriage
avs .! The STATE and w"!e married
ta'r !haT>d"y a. Eustburg by Rev
=. a. "o@dson. O.! the Baptist church
IN" license WAS applied FOR her. ,,3
al Amherst, bn, was no; granted h.
'"uSe the prospective bride had no
F.S'Hencc IN Virginia. However. the.
'hifd application e, Rus,bu-y -.
.IFsh a campbell! County license and
ne minister tn :ajae. %: Clerk {.
:" Wo9dson. performed the c.re.
'H"hE NJ and Mrs. Whi-e returned
'-r'- = complete their contract.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12

hihety-one votes on the first ballot
ConScncs I'm beverley.
The convention convenes in the
beverley Thcatcr at noon next Tues
day. and from the very first Tucker
Is expected to hold full sway. While
there may be number OF speeches
politicians here believe the conven-
tion Will break former records for
speed. lust who will he elected
chairman has not been indicated, but
with Tuckeritcs controlling the vot-
ing strength their selection will
doubtless MI the chair. Attorney s.
u. Iimberlake. Jr, OF stanton, q
Tucker hacker. is being mentioned
for this post.
There has been practically no men
ton OF Il Republican opponent To the
successful Democratic nominee I'm the
special election on March 81. The
opinion seems to be unanimous that
MIR. Tucker will go to Washington
without having to turn his hand
next month as far as campaigning is
concerned.
When the Tenth District Demo
cratic Committee met in Staunton
several weeks ago to decide on the
method OF selecting the nominee
naming the place. If by convention.
and fixing the date. there was rumor
that in event MIR. King secured the
nomination the Republicans would
place candidate In the field on
March 81. 1t was said 6. a. Rcvcr-
comb. OF Allegheny. Mr.. Kings coun-
~. would be that man. With King at
present and from all indications
stand.n. no chance for the nomina =
ton. all such political gossip haas
been hushcd.
The successful nominee next Tues
day. IL elected in March. viii serve
Mr.. Floods uncNpircd term, which
is short. y primary is scheduled Tor
the coming August. followed by gen
cral election in November.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
Frying Beefstsak Brings
Fire-Fighters in Hurry

neefstcak frying in a pan
caused tenant" from two three
story apartment houses To fee TO
the street and created consider
able excitement among pcdes-
TRANS In North Third street last
night. An alarm brought fire
lighting apparatus Changing To Il
stop I'm front Of Doherty's rcstau-
rant at i09 North Third street
The restaurant chef was f,ilinC
nh order for n steak, cooked
rare" when the meat iEnitcd
aud pent small cloud " emolSe
to the street, An excited pCdcs.
irion rummoned the nremen TO the
pecne,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
]. NAT HARRISON HEADS
BUDGET Commission
Community Body Agrees on
Plan of Community
Cooperation.
sTANDAnps ARE ADOPT
All Agencies Carrying UH Programs
OF Eocini Norh hi Petersburg Isii--
ibie TO Membership tI They Comply
with Simple C0nattionN

pBT!;NspuEG, VA Feb, III.
Nat Barrisom president VI the itar.
riecn Construction Company, and
pron,inent IN church rlrvirs. wac
elected president; ~ the Community
Budget Commission a. u meeting held
Friday evenins a, tbs rcoldouca ot
Mrs. George Cameron, Jr. OF South
Sycamore street
IN addition 10 clectlna Mr., liar.
risoiis the commission authorized him
To aprvin, r"mmit,.ce, Ia addition
10 the ciS'; anpotr,ci Ia repre-
seat tho nuh!to, Tbs cu,nm:ssicr a;.o
provided tina. N2 lrv-,:rat vi ,ao
com',iunity Covosi' AM the city man
3Ser.- be eS-o;'cic members uf tbs
commission,
HIN, White ,ui Mrs, George Cam
cron. Jr,. were appointed Co ln- cD:,,-
mission, Ia Gdiit,oa l. The p.saent
cisht 'ueEtcge,
Y" Consider budgets.
Tho next meeting viii 10 called In
the near future Ivy President Har>
rison. u, which time the various bud
rctslto he submitted by The urgan.
'zauoas represented Ia the cu.n;uiS-
sion w;lt DO considered. II Is also
~ .
tee, to he appoin;cd by the pres,-
dent, will consider the addition OF
other organizations to tho commits
sion.
The commission. after ccnsidcra-
ton. adopted the following Standards,
Any agency which is carrying on
a program o. soc!a! wo:k in the city |
%: Petersburg shall hr eligible TO
membership in tho Petersburg Com ,
muu.tS BUDGET Commission. rr"N!i-
ing
"ta) Tina; !; VIII agree 20 furnish !
an estimate o; It's annwa! hudse; a,
}eaSt-iou- weeks in advance ~ the
community budget campaign.
',h) tina; i; Will aEree /. present
is hooks o: record Gncludins records /
-: work a well "a ;;Eaa.cSl TO ihs |
commission whom requested.
'tc) That !; will agrcc to present
w!;h.its estimate bulge; a record OF
Worli Tor ,hc past year and the total /.
mounts OF its budgets ;or the pas; !
Two yeas.
Keep reopcr B""k>.
"ti) That ii will agree 10 adjust us
bookkeeping: system 80 ihat all CO.. ,
pcratine aecncics viii opcra," on (.
he 6aS!S oi the same fiscal year
re, Tina, ii VIII agree mott" car !
o. amy financial campaign SOP
'ateiy O. independently WI'h'u' me I
uuscu, ct The commission 'E.n ~ (
meg eaMun:euS may he provided io' /
III ,omm..,.on). CTn.g provision F.
,es mot include building or equip. |
,cni- ,Ei"rp-!s"sl.
So That ii WIN agree tia, amy ,
r@. gifts. cNcert endowmcntS no' /
ke" Mt" account Ia Hpp"ruon.as
ne midget from tin community bud !
.2n."s# ,tncrw!sr ce,crmincd by !
j. crnmi.S on.
10 THAT The agency las Il local I
Se.utire ioa~d which controls il
usinfss Affairs.
"DhD chat j., pl.d.rs rui' co.opc-
ation N financial campaigns Ly plac-
inns: al The disposal Of ,he campaign
,onNt',ee i,s resources in personne!
and Equipment. SO Ear as Practicable
"'rhe commission t.,;ssd ia, i.
uances secured by any agency
aowmcn,s snail he separate rom the
assney SHALL max. statement d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12

TtI T-KSHLIiG. Va. FoN IL
James slater Jr.. well known youne
nuSiHsHs man. WAS taken suddenly n.
SATURDAY and rushed TO the peters
burg, Hospital. where he underwent
a serious operation. His condition F.,
SAID =" b" favorable. but il glv!nl
his friends much concern.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12

STAR CITY, ". VA. Feb. Ih-John
w. DyscHbcrry. Of Star City. aged 20
years. Is today celebrating the birth
OF his iscventcenth child. At the age
% three score and ten he Is in excel
lent physical condition and works
eight hours each day as "A carpenter
The seventeenth child was born yes
terday 10 rs second wife. who Is aged
20 ycarx
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12


.e-nal treatment.
top drugging
Rub soothing. pen
trat!ng -. Jacobs
oil right into your
sore. stiff aching
yrlnts and relief
CONES instantly
x. Jacobs Oil j. 4
harmless Th.uua-
tIyrn lin In. cut
which never Gis
sppoin'H AID car
not ugED ;he skin.
Llrukcr upi our
complaining; Get
q bIai! tia! bit
lie Of old. honest
81 JacDbs Oh at
any drug store.
and in !Ukt Z mo-
n-Ht gOu!l be fire..
- n rheumatic
pam SpT"ucNE ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12

tl.iiH"tS Don't sIfer' EnliDf awaits
y"p - jaesbs oil ~ !ggt as good
is5 trai'a neLfaIaIa. !unbagO.
ta.Ea No. hria -. sGv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
Bent Over With
Rheumatism Pains
Step sruGaing and get quick
re,Ief With 4 bottle OF old
reliable ST. Jacobs Oil

$, Jaagh. Oh stops any pain and
'h- -r.l' sn Us pain only.
~ ~ ,..E u. cffY rentIirns IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12

';h-E AoSt-sSes Of The week w.rs
"'- Cleveland Wright. who en-
'=i;- NO lie Womaas Club on Mon
"l- ~ :!"- nome on South Sycamorc
sire Mrs.. EOnert Gordon Sprat-
4-t entertained al "a very charming
i.Dn rr.ds" party on Wednesday,
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-13
THE PIONEER


 The pioneer seldom receives the re- ward that he earns. He discovers usually at great sacrifice to himself the richest of undeveloped countries and when the hidden wealth is pro- claimed to the world others come in and profit by his explorations. AS a rule he passes away before his proph ecies are entirely fulfilled and is re- membered only by monuments or dis functions, often in the form of cities and counties named after him. While the visible rewards bestowed upno the pioneer are usually very inadequate he has what money cannot buy-the satisfaction that comes with the con- sciousness of service rendered. This is really the highest reward that any, one can earn.-The Commoner.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-13
LARGE CREW GOES TO UYAk
 ON STEAMSHIP ALAMEDA

The Alameda carried a large list ot passengers west to Uyak, comprising eannery crews for that port and fo, intermediate ports. They were as fol lows: c. B. Taylor and wife. H. O Lou, s. Proster, P J. Jennings, o. Ian. de. D. Coordt, L. Martin, T. Oywa, C. E. Jensen, R. Brannas, c. Sather, A. Fenwick. c. Englund> Wm. Mum, B Swanson. s. McCue, H. Swanson A. Carlson, w. Hanna, J. Dohe, J. Han. son. F. H. Bratt, J. Carson, s. Peter son. w. Kasperson, A. Tendill, I. Han gen, A. Nilsen, J. Torgeson, T. B Lynch, A. Samuelson, c. B. Anderson c. B. Nichols, M Johnson, c. Hanson P. Jensen, o. Sjodin, A. Crager, o. ol- son, S. Jacobson, L. Rothstrom, A. Res. sel, G. E. Manuelson, F. Diering, D. Samuelson, E. s. Cooper, R. -Yeder, H Olson, A. A. Anderson, L. Toget. w Toretti, B. Anderson, c. Suant, O. Tolckson, and four for the Northwest. ern Fisheries.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-13
RADIO FOG SIGNALLING
 BEING .EXP[R|MENTED IN

WASHINGTON: In cooperation with the Bureau of Lighthouses, ex- periments are being carried on by the Bureau of Standards to establish a ra- dio fog signalling system Such a sys- tenn when perfected, will give under him locations under any conditions of fog and make him independent of the lighthouses. The principal object to be sought is the sending out of radio signal automatically from lighthouse and the reception of this signal upon a ship by very simple radio direc- tion finder. If a number of impor- tant lighthouses on the Pacific coast are equipped with this system the safety of navigation will be greatly advanced
 The apparatus is of special types, developed by the bureau as a result of some of its researches on radio porb- lens during the war
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-13
BABE RUTH |s MADE
 CAPTAIN Of YANKEES

NEW YORK: Babe Ruth has been appointed captain of the New York Yankees. The announcement was made by Miller Higgins following a conference between the two. Ruth will officially step into his new posi- tion as soon as the period fo suspsn- sion ordered by Judge Landis is ended.
 Everett Scott, infielding terror of the Yankees. it is thought will serve as captain of the organization until the Babe can begin work.
 It has developed that baseball in use this year has already aroused the sus- picion of the players. Some of the men declare that the ball does not have its usual pep" and as result it is likely that laboratory test of the sphere may be made.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-13

Frank Parrish and Sam Guyot were Interior passengers on today's train
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-13
PATTERSON MAYOR AT, VALDEZ
 AFTER STRONG CONTEST

James H. Patterson was elected mayor of Valdez last week, receiving the highest vote out of thirteen candi- dates running. The new council for Valdez is w. T. Stuart, Charles E. Maud, A. J. Dimond, A.. M.. Dieringer, z. B. Smith, and Mike skrivan. J. w Gilson was elected treasurer of the School Board.
 MT. Patterson was former member of the Territorial legislature and is man of ability.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-13

A local ad brings results.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-13

J. T. Cunningham, trainmaster oi the Alaska railroad arrived from An chorage yesterday on a business trip in connection with the railroad. MT Cunningham is registered at the Hotel Van Glider.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-13
FIVE MILLION DOLLARS PAID
 IN BY ALIEN CUSTODIAN

WASHINGTON, April 12--Five mill lion dollars was paid to attorneys, off cers and directors of accounts by the alien property custodian during the administration of Mitchell Palmer.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-13

Peter Monohan, the Valdez creek operator. left this morning for his placer property on the creek. All sup plies and men will be shipped in by Seward this year instead of over the Valdez trail as formerly.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-13

The Gateway has bundles of old pa- pers for sale. Spring housekeeping is not complete unless you put new pa- pers under the carpets. You can get large size bundle for 25 cents.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-13

c. B. Frank and D. Mcfarland, min ing men of the Hot Springs District were passengers for the Interior on the train this morning. Mir. Frank and MT. Mcfarland were guests of the Io- tel Seward.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-13
GOVERNMENT WATcHFULIY
 WAITING ON COAL STRIKE

INDIANAPOLIS, April 12.-Ending two-days investigation Attorney General Daugherty tonight said the
 government was watching the move
 ments of both operators and miners.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-13
DUNDEE GETS DEclsIoN

ROME, N. r., April 12.-Johnny Dundee won decision fight over Jimmy Goodrich in clever and fast ten round go Saturday night.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-01
Cuando usted yisite San
Juan hospedese en-
La CAFETERIA
PARA NUEvA YORK

Ell ''Porto Rico", que sali6 aver lie
va los siguientes pasajeros:
@. Weymouth, Milton R.. Durlach,
Francisco J. Martinez, Mrs. D. A.
Barry, Edward K. Junghaus, George
L. Dederick, ]. W. Somerville, j. H
Hathaway, S. Goldsmith, William L.
Lowry, E. p. Moore, Jorge Bird, Ma
ria Luisa Gonzalez, Antonia @. vda.
Quiiiones, r. We've Jr., J. R. Dens-
tadt, Frank J. Williams, Generoso Ga
ride, B Brinkley, E. o. Davis, E
G. Feakins, B. Torney, F. Rossello,
J. Soane, G.. Dalfares, Joseph C.
Ward, Mrs. Monserrat R. Muioz, Ger
crude Lopez, Marcelina Lopez, E. f.
Dean, A. Silverstein, Pablo Santana.
Francisco j. Martinez, James Draper,
E. Corbea, Mario Carbia, G. Belaval,
Esther Belaval Selma Belaval, G.. Be-
laval Jr., A. O. Smith, M. Fernandez,
Guillot, o'NeiI Parenton. Robert
Norman Skeoch, W. H. Sayre, A. p
Cullen, d. S. Keith, w. j. Penegay,
L. Taylor, s. H. Ancoin, Miss Esther
Buxton, Margaret Grossenbacher, Char
les Wives, j. L. Funk, R. NJ Stewat,
Alicia Noya, Haydee Noya, Isabel L6-
peg, Luis E. Rivera, Manuel A1onzo
Sobiro, ManueIa B. Perales, Matilda
Peralcs, A. F. Wagner, Gustavo
Schwabe, Arthur Hirschthal, II. Glass
berg, M. Holander, Herman pysner,
Henry Dick, Ernest Dixbury, N A 2
Harving, A. Templet, Robert H. Black
hall, Frank L. LamoEt, America vida.
Lopez, Miss Idalia Lopez, Hortensia
Lopez, Lena Caldwell, Irwin Cardwel,
josephine Greene, Luoise Tresilan, Pc
dro R. Guerrero. Venture Pera1es, Sis
ter st. Joseph Beck y Caritas Houth.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-01
"OUerLand ~
Su nornbre y su Garantia LA
PERFEccION EN- a clLlNDROS.
Magnetn Bosch h-Sistena
Auto-Lite.
10 mas barato - $8o5.
,GaL Brunet Saens & Co.
A San Juan.
DE NUEvA YORK
DE NUEvA YORK

FL San Lorenzo trajo los siguien
tes rasajeros:
o. Ansley, J. Brown, Pillar Cabre-
ra, B.. Dfaz Collazo. D. f.. Copeland,
Chas d. Cotton, H. w. Crombie, Pa
bio Curbelo, q. Curbelo, Leonard Drew
Frank Echavarrfa, B. El-Konry, Gui-
'llermo Guerrera, A. Hasselroth, John
Itizarry, u, Jordan, G. J. Jin6nez.
Loasis A. Juarbe, Fred Krug, T. e.
Lee, Josephine Lee. Teresa Leon, Eli
sa Leon, =. N. Iightbourn. Manuel
Martinez, Providencia Martinez, Justa
Matin, S. Miranda, F. J. Mullen, Nc
X. Jones, c. Nevares. Mary Olsen
Dolores Padr6n, Antonio Padr6n, Jo-
Sc Perez. Maria Garcia Perdigo, Anto
mia Perdigo, Roberto PerdigO, F. p.
QuiGones, Michel N. Rachid, Ramon
Rabelo, Lisandro Ramirez, Jr., L. B.
Row, Edmundo Rnshmore, Martina
Sanchez, Jose Riera Sanchez, Eliza
beth Selover, w. o, selover, Arthur
Schneider, A. J. Taglabue, Rafael TO
70, Laura Titzck, M. Vidal, e. Vidal,
L. F. Vidal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-01
Ell CADAvER DE DON MARIAgo
VIDAL LEGO EN- Ell '.sAN
IoRENZon

Procedcnte de rOnCe .4ss..-14i aver a
esta ciudad, los sefores Lucas P. Val
sdivieso, Rafael Vidal, Eduard7 Vidal,
Pedro, Jose E Eulisis .valdivieso, vi
cente valdivicso, Bartolo Morey. Julio
Mercado, Antonio Anciani y Enrique
,Toro. Ell prop6sito del viaie de estoa
caballeros, era esperar ell cadaTer de
don Mariana Vidal. el cual ileg6 en-
Ell vapor "san lorenzo.
El cadaver fue trasiadado desde e.
muelle de la New York and P. b." a
Ponce, en- un lujoso automdvil. Las
plertas de los estsblecimientos conner
ciales de Ponce, permanecicron cerra-
Gas duranto la tarde de aver.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-01
DE INTERES PARA LOS
AGRICULTORES

Aver tarde asistimos a la exhibi
ci6n privada que Sc di6 en- ell popular
cine "Rialto", la que asistieron ie-
fes del departamento de Agriculture
y representatives de la prensa.
Las pelfculas exhibidas debieran
desfilar por la pantalla de todos los
cines de la isla, pues en- elias Sc de-
muestra claramente los graves daios
que produce la garrapata v Ell c6lera
del cerdo. Los excelentes resultados
de los tanquess de immersion, de los
cuales hay 125 en- esta isla, pueden
verse en- esta interesante pelfcula,, asf
como notarse la necesidad de adoptar
energicas y rapidas medidas contra
la garrapata, que tarto dafio hace a
nuestro ganado, pues cada uno de es
tos animalitos produce alredor de cua
tro 0 cinco mil huevos durante su vi
da.
FL terrible efecto del c6lera en-
los cerdos puede tambien notarse en-
csta pelicula, la cuaI segdn Sc des-
arrolla crece en- interes. El deparata-
rnento de Agriculture de los Estados
nidos ensena por medic de esta cinta
la nnanera de extirpar Ell colera, uti
lizando para clio un suero, el cual es
aplicado en- inyeceiones.
Recomendamos a todos los ganade
ros que no pierdan la cportunidad de
presenciar tan interesante como ms
tructiva production cinematografica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-01
A TIRos Y MACHETAZOS

En- A1asco tuvieron un encuen-
tro personal los heFmanos Alberto y
Manuel Ruiz Abraham Medina, ce
lador de la Guanica Central, resultan
do Alberto Ruiz gravemente herido
de cuatro balazos; Abraham Medina
con un balazo sobre el ojo izquierdo
Y Manuel Ruiz con una herida en-
una mano. La policia ocup6 un revol
yer a Abraham Medina, otro Mu-
nuel Ruiz Y un machete a Alberto
Ruiz. Abraham Alberto fueron tras
ladados a la Clinica del DR.. Perea.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-01
UN JOCKEY Sc CAE
DE SU CABALLO

Anteaycr, a las seis, en- el Hip6
dromo de la "San Juan Racing and
Sporting Club, .el jockey Carlos Juan
Delgado, de 20 amos, que montaba ell
caballo "Villaf', accidentalmente su-
fri6 una cafda recibiendo contusiones
en- la region pectoral izquierda y cla
vicular, v una hefida contusa en- ell
labio superior, de caracter leve. Fue
asistido en- La sala de emergencia del
hipodremo por ell DR.. Jose Guzman
Soto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-01
Tai dia como hoy
continuation de la pag. 81


g6tica oe los jesuitas dc Paris que nos
recuerda todas eSas maravilIas, nos di-
Ce que LIE Verrier emprendi6 II reobser
vaci6n Ge cuareata NH estrelias de la
historic celeste de Lalande; que hizo Ia
historic pasada y futura de los come
tas; cue rehizo las teorias de los movi-
mientos de todos los planetas, trabajo
herctleo en- que solo la teoria del sol
exigis doce voliimenes de calcuios, los
que Sc extienden hasta Ell aho 1850, DE
MANERA QUE LA PoSTERIDAD
PUEDE vIvIR ToDAYIA nos MIL
AMOS DE SU TRABAJo.
Nuestro astr6nomo no disimulaba sas
creencias, que su alma era dcmas.ado
elevada para sufrir los respetos hum3-
nos. En- pleno observatorio nabia colo
cado un gran crucif1jo para hGmillar an
to el SUI inteligencia como su corazon
medida que llegaban sus oidos las
alabanzas humans; y en- uno dc los I'LL
timos memoriales presentados a Ia AGA
denaia, declaraba sin ambaies que ha-
bfa sido sostenido en- su ruda carrera
poH Ia fe de su infancia poz Ell PEN
samiento do ono la, ciencia sssrenonii-
ca aflrmaha en- nosotros las yafda1es
de la flosofia espiritualista.
-''QEerido maestro-Ie decfa rien-
do ell 0bispo de coutances--de un salto
os hab6is plantado en- los astrcsF s.
%'Puss todavis subire mas, Monse5or,
que el cielo eSta mas alto.,'
Muri6 asistido por el cura de su pa
rroquia, quien habia pedido expro-
salneate diciendo no soy catoiico: soy
feligres. sE
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-01
cHoouE DE vEH1cULos

En- la pavada Is, santurce, Ell truck
que guiaba ell chauffeur Rodolfo
de Leon, choc6 con ell caro- cl6ctrico
No. %, de la Porto Rico Railway
Light and Power co.., que gtl1aba ell
motorista Jose r. Cintr6n, resuitando Ell
trole con una de las persianas rotas.