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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-12-13
Anniversary Column
THIRTEEN YEARS AGO
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(F1tzgerald Leader, Dec. 9-l5 lolW
Mrs. d. B. Ware entertained with
chafing dish parry complimcntinp
her visitor Miss Annie Mae Prior OF
Norman Park, and was assisted in her
qutieS as hostess by her sister, Mrs.
J .. Shepherd. Thoe invited to meet
Miss Prior were Misses Floy and
Ncrna Mclaughlin, Rosa Nav Adams,
Mabel Rogers, Willie Willis and Mrs.
Daisy Brabham; Messrs. Frank Tav-
lor, NJ. PridGeon, VIM. Troupe p
+. Clarke H. B. Richie, Roland Har-
dy, DR.. J. ~ Adams and Mr.. and
1'irs. J. L. NcCartl
a dance was given at the Lee Grant
Hotel by the Cotillion Club as a
farewell to Mr. +, NJ. Galloway, who
lett next day to reside in Oklahoma.
KIckcr's Orchestra furnished the mus
&c and chaperoncs INCLUDED Mr.. and
Mrs. q. s. Flournoy, NJ. and Mrs. w.
b. Moore and Mrs. u. c. Smith. The
guests were Misses Florence Roberts
OF Della, Fannie Boyd, Mildred Hang
r., Da sy l-o~lle, Mattin Harvey. Ruth
Bembry and Della MAJORS ana Mrs,rs
I. NJ. Galloway, Randall Bryan. Earl
BraSwell Ike Levin. W. L. Sloan. Chas
Peacock. Clcve Miller, A. F. Adams,
L. {. Glover, Cecil Reeves, Preston
Ward, |. Fisher. Clyde Walker. Geo.
kilcrcase, Col Elkins and Ed Hook.
a committee consisting OF Rev. Thos
&. Cal oway, Col. c. B. Teal and Col.
L. Kennedy are now devoting their
time to the canvass of subscriptions
10 the building fund OF the Baptist
chu'rn which is to cost $4,000. AT
the Sunday service when voluntary
subscriptions were called for, the
amount was more than $4,000, show
ing the hearty support of the member
ship. The entire city is interested and
giving support to the undertaking.
$50
The Benevolent Society met at the
home of Mrs. J. E. Mercer and with
other business committees were ap-
pointed to take part i'll the Leaders
Christmas Entertainment for the chill
dren of me city and which promises
to be quite success.
Mesdames L. Kennedy, ]. L. Mer-
Ger and J. c. Bush were appointed to
assist in distribution and Mesdames
w. A. Green, G.. A. Holtzendorf and
J. L. McCarty Tor entertainment.
Mesdames f !. Dorminy and d.
b. Ware were appointed the regular
visiting committee for January.
There are ten pupils in the 10th
grade of 1910. This class leads all the
high school grades in perfect attend
ance. The officers are Mr. Mark Ma
this, president; Miss Linda Jones.
v;ce-pres; and Mr.. Dave Pauk, secre-
tarV
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-12-13

.P0TI.IGHTS
ON
PEOPLE =
FORMER PRESTIGE
DErAT TN
elders =

FORMER PRESTIGE
RECALLED
A course in medical science and
degree from German university was
at one time sought by ambitious
Americans as the acme OF their ed
ucational equipment as doctors and
surgeons. In no field has German SUI
periority suffered such hopeless de
cline. With schools, laboratories and
clinics closed for lack of equipment,
research work almost ceased, hospital
STATS reduced to minimum, scien-
tiffc books no longer published, name
and fame gone, even living is not
assured the physician in Germany
any longer where the people do not
call for medical aid unless they are
at the point of death and then a fee
is uncertain. Any mental laborer is
surer of his wage and living than
is the professional man regardless of
skill. Thre is now society in Berlin
for Physicians Relief, for there is an
increasing number who by age or 9TH
er handicap can not get other work
though by far the large number have
taken mental Jobs, and suicides among
LilC NldSS dlG DSNOlIlllS vi ddI'y W
currcnce. How are the mighty fallen!
MARCONHS NEW RADIO
Signor Marconi who was the pion-
eer in tn field OF wirless communica-
ton and continuously active in exper-
imentation and improvements ever
since has now developed a new sys-
TEN by which the electric waves may
be directed or projected in certain di-
I rcctions at the will OF the operator
with great increase OF length or
distance and with fraction of the
electric energy used i'll broadcasting
the only method known heretofore.
More direct communication between
distant countries may now be had with
results hardly to be reckoned as yet
in importance. The test was carried
on between Eng'an and one of the
Cape Verde Islands, a nautical dis
tance of 1850 miles
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-12-13
The Stranger Within the Gates

The only German spy convicted in
the United States during the World
War was given his freedom recently
at the request of the German ambassa-
dor The man was first sentenced to
death as is the rule OF the courtmar-
tial in these cases, but his sentence
was committed to Fife imprisonment
and now before we hardly know if
the war is over he walks out of Lea
venworth free man. What rankles is
the fact that there are still thirty-two
Americans held for different ofienscs
againS+ loyalty, some of them for
rabid speeches and some slackers,
some for not very fragrant offenses
viewed in peace time. Christmas some
times brings pardon and there has
been a hint that number OF these
NAV be so favored
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-12-13
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By HERMAN !. GELDERS

THESE COOL MORNIN'S
Ten little sausages
All crisp and fine;
The cook sampled one
And then there were
Nine little sausages
Sizzling in a plate;
Down came the boarders
And then they we're
Ate
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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-12-13

OF the three, science is incompara-
ply greatest. Newspapers come next.
finance third. Newspapers can voer-
rule all the power OF finance ii the
newspapers happen to be in the right.
Newspapers and finance combined cam
DO nothing against science EXCEPT
postpone its benefits.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-12-13

here are nearly seven thousand
million dollars in our savings banks
Deposits have increased more than
live hundred millions in the last wear.
That sounds prosperous. Savings 5anr,
depoSltors alone, if they drew out their
savings all at once would cali for
nearly all the money in the country
only eight billions is the total.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-12-13

There are ten pupils in the 10th
grade of 1910. This class leads all the
high school grades in perfect attend
ance. The officers are Mr.. Mark Ma
this, president: Miss Linda Jones.
v:ce-pres; and Mr. Dave Pau'k, secre-
tarv
Evening star., 1923-03-12
PROGRESS OF U. S. PLANES
IN TEST FLIGHT is NOTED
Will Leave Havana Tomorrow on
Way From San Antonio, Tex,
to Porto Rico,

HAVANA, Cuba. March 1a.-The
United States Army airplanes making
a test flight from San Antonio. Tex,
to Porto Rico. will leave here tomor-
row morning for Camuguey. Cuba.
according to present plans. A stop
may be made at Santa Clara for fuel,
1t was said.
The planes will 60 from Camaguey
to Guantanamo, the American naval
base, and from there to Haiti. From
Haiti they will proceed to San Juan,
Porto Rico. from where it is possible
they may make flight over the Vir-
gin Islands.
Today the officers will be enter
tanned at luncheon in their honor by
the American colony, and will take
sightseeing trips through the city.
The planes are all in excellent con-
dition.
Evening star., 1923-03-12
SEAS HAMPER CRUISERS
IN MIAMI-HAVANA RACE
Only Two Contendsrs Left in An
nual $4,000 Prize
Event.
BY the Associated PresA.

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, March 12.-Heavy seas
interfered materially with the MI
ami-Havana $4,000 cruiser races to-
day, three of the five entries being
forced out as a result: Shadow vi.
owned by Carl G. Fisher, which came
back with a broken glass we'll after
being out ten miles; Mate of Mine,
owned by Frederick ]. Osius Of Ra-
cine, Wis, unable to make enough
speed to buck the waves. and Mari
nette, owned by Edward c. Romfh Of
Miami, which returned with q bent
steering wheel.
Gar II. jr.. owned by Gar Wood,
and Altoona III. owned by A. c. New
by Of Indianapolis, were still in the
race at last reports. Shadow vi was
taken on the ways for repairs to tho
glass we'll and will resume the race
about noon, 1t is expected. The start
was made at o'clock from Miami
Beach. Boats making thirty-nve
miles an hour on Biscayne bay could
make but twenty-five miles an hour
on the ocean.
Evening star., 1923-03-12
REPORTS ON NARCOTICS.

DR.. Rupert Blue of tho public health
service, United States representative at
Geneva during tho deliberations there
Of tho league Of nations committee on
narcotics, advised the State Department
yesterday that tho COMMITTEES had COM
agreed upon by the various national rep
resentatfves were being forwarded to
Washington,
DR., Blue was assigned to the cem-
mittee In q consultative capacity ut the
request Of the league. No summary of
tanned in the brief dispatch received by
the department.,
Evening star., 1923-03-12

letter, Saltrheum, Boils, Carbuncles
and kindred ailments are eradicated.
Send 1Oc to DR.. Pferce's Invalids'
Hotel, Buffalo, N. ", for trial pack
age OF the Tablets.
Evening star., 1923-03-12
RANISHED-pimples blotches, sores.

humOrs, and erup-
tions, by taking DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery. For n
poor complexion. and
for the poor blood
that causes It, this IL
a proved remedy.
In disease or dis
order Of the skin or
scalp, in trouble that
comes from impure
blood, the "Dis-
covery" is the medf-
cine to take.
Gn.~E~un EH.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-24
Ell secretario Ejecutiuo, Sr.
Saldana, enui6 aver la lis
ia de los nombran1ientos
al Senado
81 Ell SENADO ACTUA RESPECTO A ELLOS,
EN- LAFORMA EN- QUE HAN SIDO SOMETIDOS,
PROBABLEMENTE Sc SUSCITARA UNA INTE-
RESANTISIMA QUESTION JURIDI c A

zados por ell Senado, hasta que expi-
re ell proximo periodo de sesiones del
Senado. NADIA Sc dice en- la Ley respec-
tc la forma en- que ell Gobernador So
metera los nombramientos al Senado,
nj Sc especitica Ell tempo durante oil
cual Ell Gobernador debera someter al
Senado esos nombramientos; pero, 10
que 81 determine claramente Ia Ley, es
que ell Senado tiene la facultad de re-
chazar aprobar los nombramientos
que Sc han hecho mientras no ha esta-
do en- session dicho ORGANISING, y para
ejercer esa facultad no puede esperar
a que ell Gobernador escoja la OCCASION
de que la ejerza, porque podria con
clio privar al Senado del ejercicio de
ese poder Constitutional, no enviando
los nombramientos en- ning1n momento
y esperanto a que expire ell termino de
sesiones para volverlos nombrar.
De acuerdo con Ell criterio de perso-
mas bien versadas en- estas materias,
puede afrmarse que Ell Gobernador, una
vez que ejerce ell poder de nominar un
candidate, esta en- la obligation de en-
War al Senado al abrir sus sesiones III
mediatamente, una notification de ha-
fContinsia en- la ga. paginaJ
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-24
Sc habla del nonlbramien-
to de un candidate en6r-
giico para gobernador de
Puerto Rico
Mr.. J. E. COATES, .ES UN DEFENSOR DE LA
POLITICA DE HARDINGY SOSTIENE LA TEO-
RIA DE QUE LOS CARGOS PUBLICOS DEBEN
SER Desc MPENADOS POR PORTORRIQU QUENOS

do hace algunos dias, sino que ha pos
puesto su viaje para una semana mas
tarde.
Un conocido elemento del partido re-
publicano nos aseguro aver que Ell Sc
nor Roberto H. Todd, permanec.a en-
Washington hacienda gestiones en- pro
de la candidatura del senador Harry S.
New, para gobernador de Puerto Rico.
Ell senior Todd es amigo inttmo de Mr..
New, de quien Sc ha dicho estos dias
que es un candidate probable para la
gobernacion de la isla.
A pesar de tanta disparidad de OPT
ni6n como predomina en- 10 que respec
ia al nombramiento del future Gober-
nador, aver Sc nos inform6 categorical
lnente q. los iinicos candidates proba-
bles q. estaba considerable la Admins
TRACTION eran los Sres. Towner y Waldo,
v entire ellos ell primero es Ell q. tiene
todas las simpatias del Gobierno de
Washington.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-24

Una de las cuestiones mas delicadas
y serias que Sc han presentado, en- el
presente coficto entire ell poder Legisla
two ell Executive acaba de que1ar
planteada con la sohcitud que ha
hecho ell Secretario del s d o
al Secretario Executive, de la hsta
de todos caSa uno de los NOM
bramientos hechos por Ell Executive du-
rante el tempo en- que Ell Senado no
estuvo en- session.
En- la tar5e de aver tuvimos conoci-
miento de que ell secretario Executive,
sefior saldana, habia enviado al Secre-
tario del Senado, senior Mufioz, copia
certifcada de los nombramientos he
chos durante ell receso Y los cuales Sc
encuentran actualmente pendientes de
confirmation.
No presentaria esta situacion carac-
ter grave alguno, 81 no fpera porque
su aspecto ha variado desde Ell momen
to en- que ell Gobernador INFERNO di-
rigi6 una carta al Secretario del Sc
nado, advirtiendo al alto cuerpo le-
gislador que ell envio de esa lista de
nombramientos no debia entenderse
como ell acto Official del Executive, de
someter para susconsideracion a la, al
ia Camara dichos nombramientos, va
que 6l los enviaria con tai objeto Guam
do 10 estimare conveniente.
Hemos procurado cambiar impresio-
mes este respecto con connotadas
personaidadss al objeto de conseguir
una opinion legal en- 10 que Sc relacio-
ma con la verdadera naturaleza del
conficto que surgiria en- ell case de que
ell Senado Sc reuniese en- session y pro-
ci6n de todos algunos de esos NOM
oramientos, hacienda case omiso de la
carta Y las declaraciones del Goberna-
dor INFERNO.
Pealmente es interesante la question
juridica que envuelve esta importante
question. Anaizado serenamente Ell
asunto casi Sc llega la conclusion de
que ell Senado puede actuar en- la con-
frmacion desaprobacion de esos nom
bramientos, sin que 6stos hayan sido
sometidos oficialmente por ell Gober-
nador.
FL Acta organica, en- uno de sus ar
ticulos (el 26 nos parece) al deterni-
mar las facultades del Senado, especifi-
camente declara que dicha Alta Cana
ra quedara investida de las mismas IA
cultades legislativas del antique Con-
sejo Executive y del poder de confrmar
nombramientos. Luego agrega que los
nombramientos que Sc hacen mientras
ell Senado no esta en- session, ser&n efec-
tivos hasta que los mismos sean recha-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-24

Un distinguido caballero que reside
en- esta ciudad recibio aver una exten-
sa carta de uno de los medicos de la
Metropolitan Insurance Co.., de Nue
va York, en- la que Sc le informa que oil
candidate mas probable para la gober-
naci6n de Puerto Rico, es Mr.. ]. e.
Coates amigo intimo del presidente
Harding defensor todo trance de su
politica.
Sc nos dijo tambien que, aunque Mr..
Coates es hombre en6rgico, I'm "strong-
man. Y conoce ademas ell Temperament
to G idiosincrasia borfcuas, el no emplea
ria los mismos m6todos rue su antece-
sor Mr.. Reilly, sino al contrario, emplea
ria buenas maneras y utilizaria medios
diplomaticos para atraerse la amistad
de los portorriquefios, a quienes 6l quie
re mucho.
Mr.. Coates tiene actualmente un hi
10 enefermo en- Saranac Lake. N. Y,
quieu recibe la asistencia de un medi-
CO portorriqueio.
Mr.. Coates, ademas, sostiene Ell critic
rio de que todos los cargos plblicos de
la isla, deben ser desempefiados por
portorriquefios.
Hace algin tempo el gobierno de
Washington ofreci6 dicho caballero cl
cargo de Attorney General" de Pto.
Rico, puesto que el rehus6 por consi-
derarlo de categoria secundaria.
Tambi6n Sc nos inform6 que numero-
SOS elementos de la colonia portorrique-
ija de Nueva York habian recomenda-
DO Mr.. Coates para gobernador de
Puerto Rico.
NEW Es UN AMIGO DE DON
ROBERTO II. TODD
El senor Roberto H. Todd, lider del
partido republicano, no embarcara ell
dia 4 de mario como Sc habia asegura-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-24
LA SITUACION DEL RUHR ES
MUY CRITICA PARA LOS
FANCESES

LoNDRES, febrero 23.-"The Dai-
ly Express, comentando las noticias
del Ruhr acerca de las frecue1tSes huel
gas que ocurren en- aquella region di-
ce que la situacion es muy crftica para
las tropas francesas de ocupaci6n, las
cuales, encuentran toda suerte de di-
ficultades.
Agrega dicho pcriodico que ha sa-
bido por conducto fidedigno que Sc es-
ia organizando una huelga general de
los trabajadores alemaneS, la cual es-
tallara tan pronto como los franceses
ocupen Kartdat
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-24
Italia prObablemen-
te cOnVOCara una
cOnferencia inter-
naciOnal
Omitted Press, via All America cablos'


LoNDRES, febrero 23.-Llegan no
ticias de Roma segun las cuales el je-
fe de aquel gobierno Mussolini con-
vocar& muy pronto un consejo de Mi
nistros para discutir un proyecto re-
lacionado con una conferencia inter
nacional economical.
Ell proyecto de Italia, segdn afrma
1.-THE Times" Sc refere buscar una
resoluci6n al empinado asunto de las
indemnizaciones buscar la rehabili-
taci6n del credito mundial.
Mussolini pasara una invitacion a
, todos los Gobiernos conStituidos del
mundo para que envien representatives
a dicha conferencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-24
VARIAS DESCARGAS PARA
C0NTENER A LAS MULTI
TUDES

LoNDRES, febrero 23.-Noticias de
Kupfordoch dicen que las tropas fran
cesas que entraron en- dicha ciudad
tuvieron necesidad de hacer varias
descargas para reducir al orden las
multitudes enfurecidas que Sc oponian
a la entrada de los soldadOs galos.
Los informes declaran que Sc re-
gistraron dos muertos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-24
51sMET PAsHA A LoNDREs?

ONSTANTINoPLA, febrero 23.-
Circrla ell runor de que la Asamblea
Nacional de Angora ha dado instruc-
clones Ismet Pasha, quien presidio
la delegation turca en- la conferencia
de Lausanne, para que embarque ha-
cia Londres, con Ell fin de entablar ne
gociaciones con ell Gobierno britanico
prop6sito de Ia paz de Oriente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-24
UNA CONFERENCIA DE LOS
POLITICOS ITALIANOS Y
FRANCHISES

IN ROMA, febrero 23.-Seg1n el "Po-
polo de Italia muy pronto Sc neva-
ra cabo una conferencia aqui entire
representatives italianos y franceses
para discutir la situacion del Ruhr
la collaboration que debe existir entire
ambos Gobiernos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-24
Ell GENERAL HARRINGTON
EN- ESMIRNA

EsMIRNA, febrero 23.-El general
Harrington del ej6rcito britanico ha
llegado aqui esta manana.
Esta tarde conferenciara con el Go
bernador militar de la plaza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-24
UN NUEvo TRIUNFo

Lo acaba de obtener "The Fisk Tire
Co. Inc" al construir la SUPER GO
MA 3Oxs 1I2 tipo TRUCK CORD. Es
tan resistente como una 31x4. va esta
de venta en- "The Fisk Tire Store" y
en- todas sus sub-agencias.
Aduf
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-24
LA FRONTERA ADUANERA
ENTIRE Ell ESTADO LIBRE Y
Ell ULSTER

DUBLIN, febrero 23.- FL Gobier-
no anuncia que ell primero de abril sera
inaugurada oficialmente la frontera
aduanera entire Ell Estado Libre y ell te-
rritorio del Ulster.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-24
Es PROBABLE QUE Ell REY
ALBERTO VISITE Ell RUHR

BRUSELAS, febrero 23.-En los
circulos ofciales Sc tione entendido
que Ell rey Alberto visitara muy prom
to Ell frente del Ruhr especialmente
las ciudades ocupadas por las tropas
belgas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-24
ESTA ENFERMO Ell PRESI-
DENTE DE SUIZA

PARIS, febrero 23.-Informes de
Berna dicen que ell presidente de Sui
"a esta gravemente enfermo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-24
FL prOyectO para Ell
SubSidiO Sc COnSide-
ra practicamente
derrOtadO
CUnted Press, via All America cables)

WASHINGTON, febrero 2S-En
los circulos parlamentarios Sc conside-
ra practicamente derrotado Ell proyecto
de la Administrator para Ell subsidio
de la marina mercante, Ell cual sera
referido otra vez al Coulit6.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-24
iEL COBIERNO De
ANCORA DISPUES-
TO A FIRMAR Ell
TRATADO?
Omitted Press, via All America cables)

Omitted Press, VIA All Amer1ca CabIeSl
coNsTANTINoPLA, febrero 23.-
Llegan nformes de Angora de que la
Asamblea Nacional acordo firmar Ell
ell tratado de paz presentado en- la con-
ferencia de Lausanne.
No hay otros detalles concrctos acer
ca de los resultados de la conferen-
cia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-24
UNA HUELGA EN- LETRY

BERLIN, febrero 23.- Los mineros
de Letry Sc han declarado en- huelga.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-24

Cablegrama recibido aver viernes a
la 1870 P. M. por "Lamborn & Co. :"
de SUI ofcina en- Nueva York:
"Mercado fuerte. Hay refnadores in
teresados EN- azucares de Cuba $3.50
Y pequefias ofertas de azucares la ven
ia a $575, ($7.53 de Puerto Rico.)' La
Federal Sugar REFINING Co.., cotiza
la refinada $780,.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-24
EI Vap0I Marina

Ell vapor Marina sale esta noche
sabado "a a las para las Islas Virge-
mes Y regresara el martes 27 por la ma
mana, siguiendo su viaje para Santo Do
mingo San Pedro de Macoris. Sc acep-
tan carga Y pasajeros.
Bull I0SUIar Line
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-24
BALFOUR Y POINCARE CON-
FERENCIAN

PARIS, febrero 23-El ex-ministro
ingl6s senior Balfour ha celebrado es-
ia tarde una conferencia con M. Poin-
care.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-24
CoNTINUA Ell AL.ZA EN- LOS PRE-.
CLOS DE LOS AZUCARES DE
PUERTO RICO

Nuestro estimado amigo ell senior Jo-
Sc Ruiz soler tuvo la amabilidad de
facilitarnos aver los siguientes cable
gramas recibidos de Nueva York acer-
ca del mercado denzucar.
Nueva York, Feb. %.
Sc han hecho ventas de azucares de
Puerto Rico para embarque en- MARIO
a $7.2S.
Marcodo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-24
ULTIMA HoRA
eva. York Fah %

Sc han hecho ventas los especula-
dores la eQuivalencia de $7.41 para
azicares ], Puerto Rico.
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1923-08-23
World Congress Aims to
Solve Traffic Problem

Responsible government officials the
world over now recognize the utilitar-
ian value of the motor vehicle as an
element in transportation, according
to Pyke johnson, representative - me
National Automobile Chamber of
Commerce, who has just returned
from a study Of transport conditions
abroad. Johnson attended the fourth
session of the international road con-
gress at Seville, where some 600 Of
the leading highway officials Of the
globe gathered to exchange informa-
ton and views.
1.-THE dominant note at Seville" he
said, twas a general recognition that
motor transport is on permanent
basis abroad as well as in the United
States, and with this in mind, discus
sion centered on ways and means Of
giving it's use the broadcast possible
economic application.
Among the resolutions passed were
those calling for governmental aid for
notorious lines in communities and
countries where inadequate facilities
now exist; the need for uniform traf-
flc rules and regulations; for progress
sive studies into city and rural plan
ming in order to allay congestion and
for centralized authority in dealing
with highway problems.
"Other sections dealt with the physi-
cal side of highway construction and
design, including methods Of relocat-
ing and widening highways, types of
maintenance and other engineering
problems"
In his survey of existing transport
conditions in Europe, Mr.. Johnson
found that questions Of finance, CO.
ordination of motor with other forms
of transport, and that of handling traf-
fic in congested areas are the sub
jects uppermost in the minds of gov
eminent officials.