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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-04
LA GRECA. ell mejor restaurant
de San Juan. Tetuan 21.-Advt
sU MAJEsTAD EscoJA

Un Elegante Estuche Pert lmeria de
Hauhigant, Goalt, Coty. Gueldy, Roger
y Galet, etc etc.
Una regia GAIA Bornbones Ingleses.
Ura Ideal camara Kodak.
Una bonita pluma fuente Water
man..
Una exquisite GAIA de Tabacos.
Escoja Su Majestad el resalo de
Navidad y c6mprelo en-
THE PORTO RICO pRUG co.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-04
lJN ELEGANTE Y MACNIFICO RECALO PARA LOS SUS-
q sCRlPTORES De PUERTO RICO npSIRADO0

Tres Os de- 200 @ haamn& pa coneO
dC,
q1se eseTb hseqiod fi
sN cosTo ALGlo vanoso
sI
ss s@sfe
Coll Ia o snnnao del ttl nsaty jeo una sta
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-04
ARROLLADO POR UN CAIRO
ELECTRICO

En- Ia parada 161k el caro- cleo
trico ndmero Is arrollo a Cesareo Re-
yes, residente en- Puerta de TERRA,
ocosionandole heridas v contusiones
de caracter leve. El enferno ingre-
SO en- el Hospital Municipal:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-04
New York.

Muy Srcs. mios:
Con el mayor gusto doy gracias por
su medicamsnto efcaz para la Malaria.
Por recommendation facuitativa empece
tomar ell Proven de Eneglotaria",
que me reccnstruyo La salud y borro
todos mis- males.
Tengo placer en- recomendar mis-
amigos y todo Ell publico en- general
que Ell Proven de Enegiotsria'' es el
mejor medicamento para las febres y
Malaria.
Tambien he visto una maravilla con
un amigo nio que hace un mes estaba
muy pobre de sangre, y al tomarse el pri
mer pote de Elixir de Eneglotaria'
Sc encuentra en- perfecta salud.
Estoy muy aSradecido de Uds.
suyo,
(Firmado) JOSE P. MUNoz.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-04


Nuos
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-04

Para toda clase de clich6s, de
Inca o de medic tono, dirfjase a
Puerto Rico Hustrado", San
Jose nhmero 2.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-09
House and Motor Cars
Wrecked by Water Spout

havana, Cuba. March S.-.A wstss~
spout rising cut ~ the ocean - a
height ef 10 meters suddenly APP
peared on Merro castle. A. the ef-
trance 10 Havana harboy. shortly scel-
noon today and moved to the entrance
OF tho harhor. where Il snhsiieSi.
A big tree near Ia Puata castle.
across the hsreor mouth from Morn,
castle. which had resisted storms 81 a
century or more. was torn up by the
roots and one wall Of house near the
presidential palace was crushed. Sew
eral automobiles were wrecked.
The phenomenon is credited ny rsof.
J. c Millas 81 tho Havana weather.
bureau station 30 a clash Of two cur.
rents IN the gnif. one nom the nosSs,
and the other from the south. which
flow aoross the entrance to the har.
bor. usually At Different distances
from land.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-09
Bryan to Submit Bill
; on Bank Tax Situation

Lincoln. March S--tSpecialp-A bill
10 correct the bank tax situation IN
Nebraska will be submitted TO the
legislature by Governor Bryan. lie
has informed the special sena te
revenue subcommittee The COM
nittee and Attorney General SpIllman
win draft the measure IN order to
validate assessments already made on
banks stock Of both national and
state banks. but held up under rulings
of the federal and state supreme
courts. Mr.. spillman may also ask
a rehearing of the state bank case. In
an effort to effect n saving OF approx.
fnately three quarters Of a million in
bank taxes TO the state and subdi.
visions
Congress has given states the power
20 tax national banks the same as
state banks. As the courts have re.
duced taxes already levied on the in.
tangible rate. congress included n
Droviso allowing the valuation OF such
taxes.
One OF The bank bills in the senate
viii be amended to cover the situation
ln the future.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-09
Utah Cigaret Law
is Rescued From
Freak" Glass
Act Amended 10 Permit Sale
Under Licensing System
Smoking Permitted in
Public Places.

Salt Lake city. March Ss-The
eigaret law which, in recent weeks.
has made Utah famous. was today so
amended by the state legislature as
10 take the measure entirely out OF
the freak class" Under the law
as amended. the sale OF cigareis and
the other forms OF tobacco is author.
lied under a license system, but the
advertising OF cgarets is prohibited
and the advertising of other forms
of tobacco is authorized only in news
papers.
The bill was passed by the house
after The advertising amendment was
the center of a determined fight.
The senate. which had previously
passed the measure. eoncurred in
the house amendment without a dis
senting vote. The bill will become
law when Governor Mabey signs II.
which be will do as soon as the bin
Is engrossed.
The measure which made Utah the
butt Of nations satire In the past
month. was passed by the state legis-
lature of TWO years ago. Attention
was drawn 20 II when the new sheriff
OF Salt Lake county. Ben Harries. de.
cided 70 enforce 1t and arrested Ernest
Bambefger. republican national com
mitteeman; Edgar Newhouse of the
American Smelling and Eefining com.
pany. ] G. Lynch. capitalist and A.
y. Mckay. general manager OF the
Salt Lake Tribune.
The cases against these men and
others afterwards arrested base been
continued indefinitely by the city
judge. and will undoubtedly be
dropped. since the law which they
were accused OF violating has been
amended.
The bill, ~ II now stands. not only
authorizes the sale OF ciEarets but per
mits smoking IN cafes. hotels and
other public places.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-09
Bows Fail to Return
Borrowed Horses
Two Would.Be COWBOYS
Lost Somewhere Between
Lincoln and Omaha.

Two cowboys were lost yester
day somewhere between Lincoln AMI
Omaha
They are Robert Setzel. IS. seiS
Maple street. and Joseph Lewis. Ia.
Gil Charles street. who borrowed
horses a week ago from james Pep.
per. 2ei5 lizard street. and took of
Unexpectedly for the great. wide. open
west
Started for Home.
After being captured in Lincoln.
they were fed. clothed. given money.
put astride their mounts. which they
had abandoned In Havelock, and start
ed back 10 Omaha Monday morning
10 report 10 juvenile court authorities.
Let them alone and they'll come
home. bringing the horses right with
them. quoth Miss Esther johnson.
juvenile court officer.
So Mr.. Pepper watchfally waited
Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday. Thurs
day he got busy.
One More Chance.
''one more chance" Miss johnson
pleaded for the boys.
All right Pepper said. "but 10
morrow III have a sheriff looking for
two boss thieves with s4oo worth
OF good horsefiesh beneath them. I
want to trust these boys. want 10 give
them a chance TO prove II was just n
playful prank. but four days is an
awfully. awfuliy long time to travel
less than IS miles on horse.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-09
Tax Measures Are
Out of Committee
Honor" Bill. Excess Profit.
and Elimination of Tax Free
Securities Recommended.

Lincoln. March S.-fSpeclsl The
house committee on revenue and taxa
ton voted tonight to put the honor
taxation bill. house roll 3ss. on gen.
eral file with a favorable recoInme nda
ton. Chief features OF the bill Is
olinination Of prsIne, assessors,
which means a saving Of approximate.
~ $500 .eee annually. and repeal Of
The present law taxing iutangibles al
one-feur,h the rate OF tie tax on tan
gibles Under terms Of this bill. ali
property returns would be sent di.
rect by the person <saxeJ 10 the coun-
" assessors.
The same committee made q favor
able report on the Jscoby excess
profits tax bill. which was advanced
To third reading week ago oy the
lower house and was then referred
back To the committee for amend
mentS
ANY corporation with a oapitsliza.
iion Of more than sfee Gee is ssshjee;
TO a tax Of 10 per cent on net profits
in excess Of the first 10 per cent n
profit II. the net profits exceed a.
per cent. the tax Is 20 per cent Of tho
net profits.
Another Jaoobs bin calling Tor sub
mission of proposition for a consti
tutional amendment 10 the voters IL
do away with tax free securities WIS
voted out OF the same committee with
a favorable Recommendation.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-09
Railroad Earnings
Doubled In January

Washington. March S.-Railroad
earnings during January were more
than twice those In January 1929.
according TO tabulation OF Interstate
Commerce commission reports made
public by tho Association OF Railway
Executives. They amounted TO
$50 .s54. 500. against 9.46s. 900 last
year and represented. the associations :
statement said. an income OF 55i per
cent annually on the value of prop.
erty investment in transportation
service
The returns include practically all
the class ! carriers owning 90 per
cent OF all the conntry's rail mileage.
The earnings resulted from a record
breaking increase OF business given
the roads during the month.
In addition to operating expenses.
taxes. rentals and other charges not
shown In the executives expenses are
substracted from the total revenues
before the net income is estimated.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-09
Baldwin Refuses to Ask L. S.
for Favors on Imports

London. March s-LPl-Stanley
Baldwin. chancellor OF the exchequcr,
declined proposal III the house Of
commons that he take steps TO urge
that the American government grant
preferential treatment TO imports
from England.
His declaration was in answer to
Sir John Norton -Griffths. laborite. who
asked whether the chancellor would
consider the desirabiilty OF urging
upon the United States government
that some preferential treatment
should be extended 10 imports from
this country. having regard to the
fact that while our American llabili-
ties must largely be discharged In
goods, yet British merchants are
faced with the greatest difficulty in
entering the American market by
reason of the high tariff barrier"
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-09
down
Is Reached
on Capitol
Either Architect Coodhue or
Secretary Johnson Must
Leave, Report From
Secret Meeting.
Report Expected Today

Lincoln. March S. - Especially -
Either Architect Goodhue, designer of
the $4,000 900 Nebraska capitol build
sing. will be asked 10 resign. or George
f. johnson. secretary of the capitol
building commission, will quit his
post. This information was received
from reliable sources when the com.
mission adjourned a meeting at to-
night that started at II this morning.
Newspaper men were barred from the
meeting.
The commission heard charges pre-
ferred against Goodhue by johnson,
who together with Professor Mickey
of the state university. have been
conducting an investigation of condi-
tions connected with the construction
of the building for several weeks.
Governor Bryan announced at the
close of the meeting that he will prob
ably issue statement tomorrow. He
said that Architect Goodhue will 20
10 Omaha tonight and return to Lin
coin tomorrow.
Attorney General Spillman today in
formed Secretary Johnson. in re.
sponse to an inquiry several days ago,
that in his opinion the charges filed
against Architect Goodhue. il proven,
are sufficient to abrogate his contract.
Meals Sent i'm.
The commission did not take time
10 go out either to lunch or dinner.
Messengers were sent to IA restaurant
and carried meals to the members and
witnesses.
An attempt made this morning TO
admit newspaper men to the investi
cation in order to give the public a
fun report Of the proceedings met
with a rebuff similar to one handed
out by the governor several days ago
when the request was made.
4 will give out a report OF the
4ineeting," he said. The governor is
chairman Of the commission.
Reports were current that Cove.
nor Bryan displayed. some hostility
towa.d DIS Johnson. the man who dis.
covered the alleged misconduct of the
architect. and that Walter Head of
Omaha, one of the members of the
commission. insisted that johnson he
sivenAa square deal despite any politi-
cal animosity the governor might
have against a "holdoyer" appointee
Answer Is Filed.
The architect has filed an answer
10 the johnson charges which un.
doubtedly will be for publication. but
~ we have no carbon copies. it's re.
lease must be delayed Bryan said.
Didn't johnson file another state
ment OF more recent developments in
The case at the same time the arehi-
tcct flied his this morning." the gov,
ernor was asked.
Yes he replied
VIII you give out Johnsons state
nent. too?'
Il can't say until read II over"
he governor replied.
The first persons called into the
closed room we're Architect Goodhue.
lis office manager. o. II. Murray. and
designer. all Of New York They
remained in the room throughput the
day.
The next person called was a rep
Turn to Page Two. Column Three.)
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-09
Well.known Newspaper Man
Dies at Age Of Il lear>

Boston, Msrch S--Wtlliarn Il. Rslch-
Il newspaper man of wide expert
enee IN Europe and the United State.
lied here today. Among his expioii .
was an exclusive account IN the Lon
don Daily Mail of the impending sieath
OF Queen Victoria. developed oGs ~ a
nohic~onan' remark 10 her dress
osAker that black would 10 the fash.
ien ia celors that winter
lie vas connected With The Lon.
dea BUREAU 81 The Associated Press
Tor several years. lie was r,snaxsre
sSissor of the Philadelphia rress ia
1879 and in recent yearS had be~~ s..,,,
nected with thu Boston rranscrsrG
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-09
Bonus Bill Is
Advanced by
Lower House
Nebraska TO Pay Ex-Sersice
Men 100000 Under
Measure Sent to Third
Reading.

Lincoln. March s.--tSpecial Ne
braska's 100000 900 bonus bill was ad.
vanced to third reading in the lower
house today.
The bill provides that the propo-
sition Of raising s50o0,00o annually
for two years be submitted TO the peo.
pie as a constitutional amendment
at the general election in November.
1924. The bin does not specify the
amount per day in service to be paid
former soldiers.
Sponsors OF the bill estimate that
ice men 30 cents n day for each day
in service. They say the machinery
for payment. and the amount, can
be provided later. after the PROPOSE
tion is submitted TO a referendum. pro
vlded 1t passes
Only two members spoke against
the bill. H. Malcom Baldrige OF Oma-
ha and Keck Of Stromsberg.
Those voting against the bill were
Hyde. Baldrige and Wilson OF Ian
caster. Keck and Davis OF Fillmore
voted against il at first and later re-
chested that they be recorded as
passing and not voting.
Auten asked to pass when his name
was called. and after the vote was
announced. requested that he be re-
corded as voting in the affirmative.
Dennis. an American Legion man.
requested that he be recorded as
passing and not voting
II don't like 10 be placed IN the
light of voting for something that will
be OF monetary benefit to me-" Den
mis- said.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-09
Receiver Is Appointed
for Cincinnati Concern

Cincinnati. March s.---Applioation
for receivership and dissolution Of
the Beazell ana Chaifieid investnpsnt
securities concern Of Cincinnati Was
asked I'm common pleas court here
late today
The members II the firm arc George
II. Beazell and w. II, Chatileid. ir,
who was a-fofmer state senator and
candidate for lieutenant governor al
the last election.
Henry ). Irving Of the brokerage
lrm OF Well. Roth and Irving, was
appointed receiver by tho court. The
'petition was filed By George Beazeli
senisr partner Of the firm. against W.
II. Chatfleld, ir.. his partner. rrvlngs
bond was fixed at $4,000 hy the
court
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-09
Plan to Work Negroes
in Ruhr Abandoned

New York. March S.--04'-Harry V.
Dougherty. member OF detective
agency which specializes In furnishing
labor 20 industrial concerns, has given
up his hope Of helping France exploit
the coal mines of the Ruhr through
the medium OF American negroes.
Dougherty announced upon his ar.
rival on the steamship Majestic yes.
terday that he would transport from
$500 TO 5000 negro miners TO the
Ruhr. Today he said he had dropped
the plan because he had learped since
his arrival that instead OF thousands
OF negroes eager for tho Jobs. hc
couldn't find 100 who we're willing
TO accept them.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-09
Baby Born to Detroit Woman
in Midst of Auto Accident

Detroit, March s.--A baby was born
70 Mrs. John Cairns today in the
midst OF a motor car accident. Mrs.
Cairns was being driven 10 a hospital
by Morton kilsdonk. n aeighhor. when
kilsdonk's car collided with that Of
DR.. Thimas Stars. Neither car was
able to proceed. Or. STAIRS attended
Ahs. Cairns. The baby was born in
kilsdonk's car. A. the hospital.
where mother and babe We're taken
later, L was reported both are doing
welt
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-09
Ice Fields Moving

movemeht of large ice fields toward.
the North Atlantic steamship lanes "a
reported IN dispatches received by the
government ice patrol The situation
has not Yet reached the stage. how.
ever, where officials conside, It war.
rants more than the routine warnlnk
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-09

Detroit, Mich. March s--t'rank 4.
Doremus. former democratic congress.
man from the First Michigan district
ana James W. Inches. former police
commissioner. viii he candidates for
mayor Of Detroit at tho April eiec.
ton, when a successor 10 James
couzens. now United States senator.
IL chosen, They were the successful
candidates IN yesterdays nonpartisan n
primary.
proposal TO Increase the salary Of
the mayor from s. GOO 10 sis.oa a
year was lost. The voters approved
an additional $4,000. .oeoo bond issue
for municipal street railways exten.
sions.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-09
Two Sentenced 10 Death
for Murder Of Sheriff

I'll Paso. Tex. March s.--W. G.. lie.
Favers and c. s. Smelcer. both Of
Amarillo. Tex. were sentenced to be
hanged. following verdict Of guilty
returned by jury Mt Alamagordo, N.
NJ. before which they were tried for
The murder OF Sheriff w. l.. Ruther-
ford Of Othero county, New Mexico.
according 10 dispatch received here.
The verdict came only after n few
minutes deliberation. The case had
been on trial two days.
After the sheriff was shot 10 death
on February Ia. the men fed in a
small automobile. which they absn-
dened between ri Paso and Alama.
sordo. Army airpIsnss. cowboys.
peace officers and bloodhounds hunted
Them in the desert. where they were
toupd ihs Day after the killing
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-09
he. {. = vers
Nan1edfo
20 Firm S
Steps Taken in Federal Court
to Prevent Financial Crash of
Entire Interests of Leonard
r. Steel Corporations.
Stockholders in R o W

Buffalo. March s.-tP)-Twenty cor
porations comprising the Leonard r.
Steel company enterprises. into which
The public has poured more than $20.-
900. 900 in the last three years, was
placed in the hands of receivers to-
day by Federal Judge John L. Hazel.
Ancillary receivers will be named for
every store and branch of steel cor
porations in this and other states.
The receivership. officials of the
company said. is a friendly one and
designed to avert crash of the en-
tire financial structure. by the hostile
attitude of certain stockholders and
creditors. which. 1t was declared. had
become apparent during the last "A
hours.
Many Companies Named.
The principal companies named in
the receivership proceedings are the
J.. X. Steel Co. Inc; the parent or.
ganization, l.. Il. Steel Co.. Ltd. op-
Grating chain stores in Canada: the
Federal Stores company Of Youngs-
town, O., and T. L. Nelson Stores
company Of Massachusetts. in which
steel companies had a 70 per cent in
terset the Mary Lincoln Canday
company. stores. factory and insur.
ance: the Steel Department Stores.
holding corporation OF Delaware. and
the Steel Departments. Inc. with
branches In many states. including
Colorado. Utah. Minnesota, Washing
ton and Idaho.
In addition to department stores. the
corporation owned or controlled res
taurants and eafeterias. A statement
issued last October indicated owner
ship of about 80 stores. 10 OF which
have since been sold or discontinued.
Auditors At Work.
4 report that the reeeivership would
be Immediately followed by an inquiry
into the manner in which the stock.
holders money was disbursed. found
no confirmation either az the district
attorneys office. nor from the receN-
ers. District Attorney Guy p. Moore
said he had not been asked to take a
hand in the proceedings.
No statement of present assets and
liabilities Is available. auditors at work
on the finances OF the various cor
porations not having completed their
work. The petition submitted TO the
federal court placed the assets OF the
20 corporations at about sf3. .oe0. 900.
Leonard II Steel. who has been liz.
ing at his country home near here
since his retirement. refused to COM
ment on the receivership.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-09
Irish Rebel Chief Caught.

HcIfast, Mareh s.--t@l-ton Malo.
noy. republican deputy chief of staff.
has been captured in Glen Aherlow.
Maloney WAS tho successor of Liam
Deasy. whose aeece proposals. made
while he was prisoner of the national
arniy, were rejected by the republican
leaders last month
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-09
Government Commissioner
Frozen To Death i'm Alaska

Nome, Alaska. March S--Upl-w. O.
Marx. United States commissioner at
Teller. was frozen To death on an un-
stakcd trail between Teller and Shlsh-
maref February 81. according 90 ad.
vices from Teller A companion
named Reed. who became separated
from Marx in binding snowstorm.
finally reached Teller safely and or.
Ranizcd searching party. The body
vas found Is miles from Teller.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-09
Condemn Wisconsin Faculty

Madison. Wis, March S--tP1-The
$50 University of Wisconsin faculty
members who during tho war signed
round robin dsnounrlng the atii.
tudc OF Senator Robert n. f.aFollettc
stood condemned bx the Wisconsin
legislature today. as the assembly
voted. 81 TO II, to concur in the Huber
resolution adopted hy the senate yes.
tttday. IL TO A.,
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-09
San Francisco Life Savers
Capture Cargo of Liuuoi

San Francisco. March S.--Tbc crew
OF the>f'oyi Point life.saving station.
located Mt the golden Gate. entrance
to San Francisco bay. after a running
pistol fight with the tug Peerless, an
alleged rum runner. captured the
crew OF three men and seized the cargo
and tug. The cargo is said to have
been made up OF liquors in cases.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-09
Naval Commander Killed
i'm 80.Foot Fall on Vessel

Port Au Prince, Haiti. March s--CF
Lieutenant Commander John A.
Fletcher. executive officer of the
United States fuel ship orion. died
today ~ the result OF an So.foot fail
through an open hatchway OF the col.
iitr.