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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-03-24
(By c. L. Washington. JrJ

(By e. L. Washington, Jr.( ~
Richmond, Va, March 21.-The Vir.
GINA Union University Athletic Asso.
clallon has planned a stellar attrac-
ZION here for sport lovers of the en-.
tire State when their rejuyeuated
1922 championship diamond aggreg,.
ton are scheduled to knock the lid"
OH the local collegiate baseball seasons
Monday in the mucheheralded annual
contest with their powerful and
ancient rivals. Virginia Normal and
industrial Institute of Petersburg, Va
INITIAL CLASSIC.
reports coming from all corners of
the State point to record-breakiny
attendance at this initial classic:
riot OF collegiate colors. intense en-
thusiaSm, the splendor and gaietv OF
the Easter fashions adjoining the fair
er sex, the anxiety of the PLAYERS -
make an impressive debut at the seas
on's opener and the importance of the
game all promise to make this clash
memorable one. thirty piece banl,
spirited student bodies from both in
situations and well-trained teams win
in all probability make historic Hovey
Park a picturesque scene. SpeciaN
trains will run from outlying sections
autos and cars will bring others. and
1t is expected that a mass of humanity
will pour into the spacious park, Mon.
day, April End to await the Umpires'
delightful below: PLAY BALL"
Then two worthy foes will cross bats.
Almost so candidates compose,
Unions squad and many show prom
Use in practice workouts. Some of the
"old-timers" seem improved ami
many youngsters will crowd the "regu-
lars'h for berths on the varsity Both
teams are practicing diligently. -
TRACK SQUAD, ALL OUT.
More than thirty opponents Of the
cinder path answered Coach Martins
call for sprint and distance men.
Their training will begin slowly and
develop as the season goes forward un
til they have reached top form. Some
good material for track is on hand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10
SINGING LAMP
WARNS MINERS
e-Damp Signal Invention
Proves Practicable

WILKES BARRE. Pa. oct. -
The "dnging-lamp" is the latest
invention TO aid miners 10 detect
fire damp. which they fear more
than any other hazard Of their call
ing. Canary birds and animals SEN
sitiye 10 slight atmO phere changes
have been long used for this pur-
pore. but now a safety lamp has
been invented that combines the
necessary light for the underground
workers and also gives ample warn
Ing Of the approach OF the dreaded
fro damp.
Safety lamps have been in use
for many years. he Davis lamp,
invention Of & Britt engineer, be-
ing popular. and nOw another Brit
i,.h engineer has improved the safe
~ lamp by adding q peculiar frams
like bunch Of tuning forks which
h. 70 sensitive that even per cent
OF fire damp in the mir viii cause
them 10 yibrate and sing, AZ the
percentage Of fire damp Increases
the lamp signs more loudly, afford
ing ample warning.
The device las been tried In some
Of the deepest anthracite mines In
this section and practical mining
engineers Of long experience say
I that II Is the best warning ever
( Devised
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10
FANS IN LINE
DURING NIGHT
ny srf,YE uANNACAN

NEW YORK. oct. I0.-It's circus
day In New York. The big show
Is on at the Yankee stadium with
John McGraw and Miller Iiuggins
- the high.hatted ringmastsrs.
TIE Yankees and Giants perform
70 the whip.eracking OF their ua--
ierS in the greatest baseball show
q the season
The first lad 20 starr the all.night
vigl at the bleaehsr ticket cage
vas Archie Yansh. IL. whiskerleSs
and from Brooklyn. He arrived on
lthe seems At s.s0 Ia, evening. squat.
fted on soap box and waited on,
Father Times minute pitching.
Marty Beiasco-.n0 kin TO Dave
from the Bronx; Daniel Grey and
Pollock Mack. both from Hartford.
Conn. were next in line. Harold
Miller dapper and modish. who Ief,
his downy couch In the Easton, Pa.
Y. ". c. A. TO stay out all night
~ New York. was well up IN
front, and Gene McDeIIand. q,
came all the way from Los An.
ssles to glimpse the series.
The most picturesque type on
the waiting list was p. ]. Rourke.
81. the sheriff Of New Haven
county, Connecticut. The lcicies
wefe being melted over his droop.
ipg gray musiache by the steam
from his corncob boiler as he stood
before the reserved sent cage--the
first in that line.
All the nightahift boys favored
the Yanks as victors, some in four
straight games, the more conseryn
tive predicting four out OF six con.
tests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10
NANks ARE GIVEN
nNATION BN FANS

When tho Yanks. resplendont IN
white uniforms. came on the field
AZ i2:ts the crowd broke into
hig ovation. Tho Yanks went
righ, 10 battling practice and started
cutting az the delivery OF Roettser.
one Of the rookie pitchers. Before
goinE up for his turn. Babe Ruth
tuned w his swing on few
hunts 10 Fred Hoffman. second
string catcher Of the American
league champions waily ifpp
showed just hint OF his bad ankle
az he moved around with slight
limp. Bob Msasci also seemed 70
be able 10 navigate without mueh
trouble.
when Ruth stcppcd to the rlRtr
a tremendous cheer went 40 from
the crowd and he Obliged by' dfsy.
ing the first delivery for foul
clear out Of the park. The Babe
then slapped couple down first
base 10 the ever prezen, Altroek
and wound up his fiut time up
with line single down the right
field foul line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10
STOOL PIGEONS"
HtIiisS DOCTORS

Attorney John +. Dorr. who Inns
been retained by Or. Shannon. made
ilrs following statement Wednesday.
''nr. shannon Is one cf tho oldest
and most reputable physicians In
seattle: he has property Interests
valued ut approximately $500. 600
and Is tho director ~ tank. In
addition 90 being ACTIVE In the 80
cIai anil business he IL tho city.
With his high standing IN the
medical profession Il ~ Impossible
to conceive him implicated In such
petty charge.
Or. shannon. with other promE
nent doctors. has bern harassed by
stool pigeons. who visit their offices
daily. Fostering The doctors with
false arguments and pleas. in some
case. even throwing fits TO work on
the deetofs sympathy FOR potion
of narcotics. In the last three days
10 reputable Seattle doctors have
been visited in such manner
Among The leading Seattle men
who know Dr. Shannon this charge
Is regarded as joke Leading
physicians are soildiy behind him in
refutinR this charge agains; the
medical profession"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10
dope" ADDICT
TRAPS DOCTOR
Information Charges Or.
Shannon With Sale

Because u Is charged, he sold "a
small amount OF morphine to an ad,
dlcts vito, who WIS ~. pr w, A.
shannon, ono OF the best known
physicians in Seattle, was charged
with tho unlawful sale ot narcotics
In an Information filed today by
Prosecuting Attorney Malcolm
Douglas
Members OF The King County Med
lchl association we're up in arms at
the arrest OF Or shannon. amt
charged that the police have mnde
systematic cndeayors to trap repui
table physicians By the use OF stool
pigeons" who traded on the sympo
thies of medical men
Dr. shannon was arrested Tuen
day afternoon. In his offices In The
Goth building n. 7. Anderson ana
~ n Williams, police officers, sent
Ia narcotics user 20 his office. with
Instructions 10 obtain narcotics Il
possible.
Moved by the mans pitifgl tale
Of sick wife Or shannon said he
gnvo the man small amount ~
morphine barely enough TO last
him few hours
The arrest followed immediately
by the officers, who had stationed
Themselves outside In the corridor
nr shannon was released on $500
bail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10
VIOLIN, PIANO,
VOICE ON AIR
KDZE Several Artists on
Broadcast Tonight

Violin, piano and voice viii be
heard in the recital 20 he broadcast
from radio KpzE at $50 tonight
Arts, pupils OF MorI's Roson, ono
Of ssatle's best known instructors
in violin: James Hamilton Howe,
dean OF the American College OF
Music. and Thomas Rccdcr. baritone,
are the artists who will be heard.
The program follows
Vioun solos
.Koiniaret" ..t,ts.atst a.ttrts hruch
alndlas snake Dance t,t',, huTleigh
Hlne hrpNn'
Grace Muth. sccompenist
az he hank, ot Ntsaaally a, Ola.
.psnes "a ,hs Puytllups .,-,, Howe
janice hamilton Howe,
baritone sotor,
To % selected
Thomas Rssdsr
carolyn sNtns. accompanied
Victim solo
souvenir" -.,,,,,-s ,,,,,.r.,., prdia
Catherine Moore
~ Hsie,, Moore. sccempanlst
siano saies
~ suaday Morn on cathedral Rock
...t.4s.. t.r-r.. sn.srttt Howe
Sunrise snd Zenith al camp Muir
and AnyN Rock .r.s-,tts., .how .
tRalnirr Suitfi
James hsmllion Howe
Victim seios--
~lndsatev from Second Concerto
eVisuItsnsps ..t,s,s,t .-.,.,tt.
Aigr Nypere.
Maricn knman, ayeempanlsI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10
SAYS ADDlCT'S
STORY pI.AISliiIE

The addict came 20 me. said
Or shannon Wednesday, 'nnd slld
that hia wife was IN. and that she
wanted an opinte. ilis story was 40
plausible and NO pltiful TINT I gave
him small amour, of the drug !
did not sell him the drug. made my
usual office zee az 81 Tor Tie consul,
tHton
The nlme OF the addict used by
Tho police 20 trap the physician was
Walter Cluuseu
Prosecuting Attorney Malcolm
Douglas declared Tuesday that no
information would ho flied against
the Seattle phyaieIan uutIi he had
carefully studied tho facts surround
ing tbs case
Seattle physicians wednesday
rushed 20 the defense % pr. shan.
non. pointing out that he was one
OF the oldest and best known doc.
tors IN the city, and that his boolss
showed tina, BE has sold practically
no narcotics Ia the past two months.
Dr. shannon was a regent Of the
University o. Washington for eight
years, a former member % the
school hoard. past president ~ the
King County Medical association
and former surgeon. general ~ the
State OF WAshinEtou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10
SMALLEST DEPUTY
ARRESTS BIGGEST
COUNTY PRISONER
TNNY MOOHE. seven fcsi tall

rTuNY MOORE. seven feet tail
Il ana built IN proportion. said
10 be one ~ the biggest prlhon-
cFa That ever occupied a cell In
the Klng county Jail. was ar-
rested late Tuesday by Chuck"
kearneY five feet. six inches
tan. after terrific etrugale. IN
winch lfomnoy had 10 get rough
with the slant
Moore 10 held pending possible
deportation 90 Canada 10 face q
chnrge Of piracy on the high
can according "a hia attorney
Edward A. Chnvelle llc Ia
charged with having hi lacked"
rum boat and with having
taken iSG cases Of liquor by
force Of arms
Moorts clothes we're torn up
IN his Wufflo with the merry and
dimlnuuye Kcnrncy. who. un-
able TO place handouts over the
giants wrists. marched him 70
iul al the point Of gun
'"rhe bigger they are, the hig-
ser The crash when they fall.f
lSeHrncy snld
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
HODGE
STARTS ON PAGE 1

Hodges last efforts In a political
way was nj The 1855 election when
ne ran for the Republican uomlnu
ton Tor sheriff AGAINST Matt Star
wich and was overwhelmingly de
feated. Hodge ana joel Warren. az.
so candidate. dh not pool as many
votes together a. stnrwieh received.
II was while working al Black
Diamond coal mines that Hodge laid
the foundation for his alter sue.
cesscs. He studied law and was ad.
mitted 10 the bar. praeticinE at his
profession between his service as u
public official
OF late years he had failed 70 win
success as an attorney and became
affiliated With the Seattle Daily
American while that paper was be.
ing published last spring. as political
editor. The paper failed
Hodge u survived by four sons.
William Allan and Donald ot this
city and Robert, Jr.. OF Los Angeles.
sna hy Mrs Josephine Hodge. Mrs.
Hodge WIS formerly Mrs. Logan
Billings, she married Hodge short.
y following his divorce by his first
wife after the DISASTROUS gulerna.
iorial campaign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10
Even Money Offer
on First of Series

NEW YORK. OF. TO- There are
Just ~ many world series tickets
available az anyone would want 10
buy.
A. game time drew nearer the
buying was proceeding more brisk.
~. but no shortage OF tickets
among the spectators was reported
The fret odds Of to on the
Yabks. quoted several weeks ago.
was shaved down to even money.
Wall street houses reported plenty
Of cash available from the big
gamblers and anyone could get a
bet down for any amount wanted.
Shaving OF the odds brought out a
lot Of Giant money thai had been
in hiding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10
Teruko Ohashi Has
Come Back to Life

Teruko Ohashl came back to life
again Tuesday Tefuko ohashi for
the past several years has been
buried under the diEnlfied title Of
Countess Teruko Won Kraizer. while
she was the wife OF the former
German nobicman and professor OF
languages NJ the University Of
Tokyo. But Western ways and Far
West civilization and character did
not harmonize. 30 Teruko sought a
divorce, and Tuesday Superior Judge
A. w. Frater granted her uncon.
tested prayer for decree. She was
also permitted to assume her maiden
name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10
Home Brew
starts on Page "

Every disease. says a Seattle cleo.
tro.thcrapist. has It's own wave.
length. Believe us. our sea.slckness
has some wave.lengthl
dnsrcred The phone at dovbreak.
And thought ieoHid surely
freeze,
TW a rolce made nc hot al orcr
Nv saying, "Ercnsc a. please"
What has become Of the old.fash.
Toned man who used 20 carry cigars
to match his mustache?
The Prince Of Wales has left his
ranch In Alberta. We hope he didn't
forget 70 do the chores before he
vent.
Mary had lite Hask.
She held u rcrp HDhhp;
She drained the darn thing every
dap
And had II rcfiiicd nightly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10
LONDON'S POPULATION LIMIT
REACHED

According TO the last census.
London increased only S.2 per cent
in the decade ending with 1921.
while the rest Of the country added
per cent 10 is population. This
indicates that. during these 10
years. the net migration from Lon
don was $4,000. The Manchester
Guardian believes that Greater
London has reached its limit III
is not likely under present condi-
tons TO be drained much below that
figure-that is. ~ million: u
could not. with any sort OF eff
cheney. much exceed lt."-From the
Living Age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10
Personal Service
Department Begun

Tho Hon Mnrche Wednesday an
nonueed the institution OF personal
rorvice department Tor advising and
nfdaiing housewives, brides. college
girls and "a others in choosing
dNp"ries waulrobes and color
bchrmes
The service h designed 90 help in
the selection or proper decorations
and hanginEs and In the selection Of
wardrobes for the young hopeful or
the irouAseau hunter or the others
in indecis,on na 10 what 60 wear.
Tho staff OF the personal service dc.
partmont il specially trained and
their services are without charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10
Fuchow Consul Is
Chamber Speaker

Trade rivalries in China az this
Time are extremely keen and force
American consulg 10 drastic action
70 protect American shipping. 4. u.
Price, consul to Fuchow. told mem.
oers Of the Chamber OF Commerce
az the membership luncheon Tues.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
BALL GAME
STARTS ON PAGE L

There wcro overcoats here and
there In evidence but they wen
discarded outside OF the shadows Of
the huee gNndstaud and many Of
the sturdy blcaehoritcs were sitting
IN midJuly, eoatloas attire.
The choice foats In tho long
stretch ot bleachcrs We're nled at
noon and the open spots In the
far away left field blenehers. out
OF mnge OF batting artillery and
almost cut Of mnse OF vision, werc
filling rapidly with crowds that
came In "A steady stream from the
Slt0 entrances.
unreScrSsd seats ~ the grand.
stand were well filled at the same
thine aud the empty spots we're
being wiped out rapidly by the In.
coming thrones.
II seemed almost certain that a
crowd which might reach $4,000
would see the opening enme
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10

SYRACUSE, MY. Oct. TO- Char.
lotte Bard had a Lilllputian fairy.
land open 10 her here during the
New York state fair. Jus, ended.
All by herself she travelled from
Otscgo, n. Y. small place down
state. and for The first time saw:
An elevator.
A shower bath.
A movie show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10

And an airplane.
Ny goodness"' Charlotte. who e
only ~. exclaimed when these goth
century wonders caught her eye.
Is this really American I've nev.
cr seen such things before"
She Intends 10 specialize In poultry
raising. and tho not yet In her
teens has started her own farm.
Her exhibits here won many prizes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10

WASHINGTON The shipping
board has turned back 10 The treas.
ury more than ts5, 100000 Of the mp.
preparation made for operating en.
pcnaes by the .nst congress- and ST..
$4,000 OF the funds appropriated TO
cover pending claims.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10
Workmen Struggle
With Flood Break

MooREHAvEN. Fla, oct. TO-
workmen made feyerish efforts to
day to repair dykes along Lake okec
choice. which broke yesterday re.
sulting in flooding Of Moorehaven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
INNINGS
CHARTS ON PAGE 1

smash. ward famed No runs. ono
hit. no errors
FounTH INNING
utAnts--E Meusei out. Scott TO
fllpp stsnRei walked. Kelly hit
into double play. Scott to Ward to
Plpp. No runa no hits. no errors
Yanks - schang walked scott
famed. Bush doubled 20 left.
sehang stopping az third. witt hit
20 Ryan and schnnE, was run down
between third and home, Ryan to
Groh and witt was caught trying
for second, Groh 20 FriHch, No runs.
one hit. no errors
FIFTH INNING
Granddaughter flied 90 witt. Ry-
an famed. bancroft filed 10 witt.
No runs. no hits. no errors.
YRnks-Dugun flied 10 +. MeuAel,
Ruth Ill, down the left field foul
line for n triple n. Mcusel flied to
FFisch Ruth was thrown out al the
plate. F'rlsth 10 Snyder No runs. ono
SIXTH INNING
Gianta--Groh was out, Bush TO
Ward to pipp. The ball glanced off
Bush's glove. Friach flied TO Ruth.
Young walked and went TO second
him on first base. Meusei out, Bush
to pipp. No runs. no hits. one error
fnnks-iipp out. Kelly To Ryan.
Ward flied TO Il. Meuscl SchanE
doubled down right ttcld ioui lne'
Scott out. Frisch 20 Kelly. No runs.
one hit. no errors.
SEVENTH INNING
Ginnta-Stengel singled TO right
Kelly HIT into a double play scott
TO Ward 60 pipp. Snyder famed.
No runs. one hit, no errors
Yanks-i3uah singled 20 center.
witt flied to T.. Meusei. Dugan hit
past YounH for triple. scoring
iiush. Ruth hi, TO Kelly and Dugnn
was out at the plate. Kelly 20 shy.
TO Young. One run. two hits. no
errors.
EIGHTH INNING
Gianta-Ryan filed TO Witt Ban
croft singled past ward. Groh out,
DuRan 20 plpp. bancroft stopping nj
second. Frisoh filed to witt. No
runs, one hit. no errors.
Yankaa-Pipp beat out n hunt and
went to second on Wild pitch. tie
was then nipepd off second, Snyder
TO Bancroft. Ward singled TO left
center. Schang out. Ryan TO Kelly.
Ward stopped at second. Hendricks
batted for Scott and flied to Stensel
No runs. two hits, no errors.
NINTH INNING
Biants--Johnaon went to short In
place OF Scott for the Ynnka. Young
TO Pipp StenGei hit home run 10
the left flclc wall. II was y terrific
drive and Stcngol made the plate
standing up. Kelly out Johnson TO
pipp. One run, one hit. no errors.
Understanding went 10 cen
tel IN place Of Stengcl. Bush ont
Groh 10 Kelly witt flied to Cum
nlngham. Dugan flied to Mcuscl.
No runs, no hiis,. ne. otrors'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10

TilE TRIAL OF FRANK
DANERs0, alias pago Frank
chargod with pcddlne dope. WINS
scheduled 10 open IN Fgderai Judge
Jeremiah Netercr'a court wcdncs,
day afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10
REGlNiENrAL RAND
LEADER Is SPOOlED

The playing field WIS fast and
the turf WIS dotted only hy brown.
faded spots In the green where
the grass had been stuffed under
The big rubber mat that wits stretch
ed over the field when the bronchos
and steers were trying to toss their
riders az the rudeo several weeks
ago.
nollcd up like West Point cadets
with ptune1 hats, light blue coats
and white duck trousers. tho
scvcath Regiment hand. represent.
ing New York society warriors.
provided the first official act 81 the
program when they strutted across
the fisld from the lef, field bleach.
ens gates
The solemn paG OF this eere
mony was upset with the appenr.
ancc ot Nick Anroek ana Al
sehaehl the baseball comedians.
who rushed TO the head o. the
parade and relieved tho fastldioua
drum major Of his baton
Schheht halted the procession Ia
front Of the nEht ncNi blrnohcru
and entertained the piehnns Of the
aSsemblase with several spicy
numbers.
JuG before 1880 the Giants ap.
pcarcd on The field. They flied
slowly cut Of the Yankee dugout
and went 20 the visitors dugoui
on the tipt base side. The Giants
were given generous hand and
Jack Scott. pitching hero OF the
last series, received The biggest oya.
ton.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-07

va de su Jefe Ejecutiyo, inic:5 uaa
prolong2disima ovaci6n Qla, inda.a2l9-
n,ente stgnifcaria para e. nleTo so
bernsnte la mas palpabis ddorrcs- -E.ciol
Gle la confanza y el afecto Que "a ti2-
ne1 depos. .tados en- 6I eus. 20 e-1a %
Inmediatamente p~ocedi0 c -ca}e.
nador Towner car lecSara 81 iiaca:-
SO inaugural. Al fna.i-o,, ca, ? rsr~a-7
Sc esc1chaban los aplausos. del. p4by;e,
que escuchaba complacido y satisfecLo
scuel menSaje neno de bondad y de ete
vaci6n espiritual, pronunciado por el
ilombre que Ia de regir desde aver hos
destinos del pals, desde el palacio de
Santa Catalina.
Al terminar ell ST.. Towner. todos los
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-07

Desde bien temprano, en- Ia manana
dc aver, empezo el pubhco a agrupar-
Sc EN- los alrededores del edifcio fede
raj, en- cuya escalirata principal Sc ha
bia levantado Ell vistoso template ca
t,onde iban celebrarse las ceremonies
de la toma de possession del nuevo Co.
hernador.
Los ventanales, escaleI2s y pasiu IS
del ediHcio fueron ocupados por estina-
Lies familias que deseaban presenciar
el acto. La multitud que Sc agrgp6 cn
toda la esplana6a de la Marina 1n-
sultaba incalculable Fernando fila n1
merosos policias mantenian el orden.
ocupaban asientos en- ell templetc, los
Senadores Y Representatives., diroctore5
politicos de todos los partidos, funcio-
;larios de la Administrator, cuerpc
consular, Tepresentaciones de las Asa il
bleas y Concejo de Administrator mu-
nicipales representatives de la 9rensa
local.
Cuando llegSron la tribuna lbs Dig
mas esposas de los sefores C6rdcva D.,
villa, Barcel6, -dondrag6n D1az
Collazo, el plblico las salud6 con "
APPLAUSE, iguaI demonstration h;cieron
:. Ia negada del Comisionado Residen-
te.
Luego hizo su entrada Ell secretario
de Marina y su comitiva, quienes fus-
ron aplaudidos con verdadero entusias-
mo.
Pero cuando la multitud rompi5 y
torear y apIa;udir con delirante fra
nesi algeria, fu6 cuando lego ell al
tom6vI de los esposos Towner. El nue-
vo gobernador saludaba, comp.acido, 4
los aplausos dc la multitud.
Una vez sitLSdas todas las autorida
des en- la tribuna, Sc adelant6 el Ge-
nernador INFERNO di6 lectura al dis,
curse Que insertamos en- nuestra ante
rior edicion, habiendo sido interpretl-
do por el sr. de Castro.
Tan pronto termin6 Huyke su dis
curse, Sc adelanto el Presidente dcl TrIl
bunal Supreme to,n6 el juramento de
ritual al sr. Towner.
Fu5 6stcs Ell momento mas impresio-
mantle del aoto. Hubo en- torno de ess
ceremonial, largo y religioso siloncia,
que aumentaba su solemnidad su lm
portancia. El Hon. Juez Toro Cuovs..,
vistiendo la toga, lego las frsses dal
luramento y una vez prestado este poy
el ST. T0Wner, eI pNblicOl en praaeaeil