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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-26
UN FUERTE VENDABAL AZO
IA TORTOSA

ToRTosA, diciembre 25. Omitted
Press).- Un fortisimo vendabal ha
azotado hoy esta poblaci6n, arrancan-
do de raiz numerosos arbolss, eau
sando dafios de alguna consideration.
La techumbre del edificio pertenecien-
te la Compafiia Central El6ctrica fue
arrancada por el fuerte viento que Sc
plaba.
En- Ell Cantabrico tambicn sopl6 con
fuerza avasalladora Ell ventarr6n, le-
vantando un oleaje imponentisimo. Has
ia ahora ignorase la suerte que han CO.
rrido las numerosas embarcaciones que
Sc habian hecho a la mar antes del
temporal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-26

Ouien. tomando uno de los carros cleo
tricos q,te conducen al Condado, Sc n
je. en- ell punto mas pintoresco y poe
.ico de aquellos encantadores alredores,
en- I'M hermoso edificio que alza elegan-
te magnifico su preciosa rara ar
quitectura. Sc asombrara, primero, del
proRreso cada dia mas pujante de la
s'ciudad encantada'', y segundo, del
csfuerzo de quienes tan brillantemente
contribnyen al ornate de la capital in
saIar y sobre todo, al desarrollo intelec-
taal, moral fisico de nuestra juven-
tud.
Porqre, esencialmente, I'm centro de
instruction intellectual y moral, un
punto ideal de recreo para la sociedad
de San Juan sera ell club que constru-
yen los Caballeros de Colon, Y Que a
punto va de concluirse sera inaugurado
Ell dia 6 de enero proximo.
Hablando aver, precisamsnte sobre
este particular, con don Manuel Men
afa. prominente miembro de la Orden
de los Caballeros de Colon, nos decia
que la obra realizada por estos me-
dante sus esfuerzos propios era real
nente una gran obra de bienestar So
cial. cuya importancia para una capi-
tai como la nuestra es incalculable.
-. -
numerosos atractivos que ofrecera
San Juan, y principalmente nuestros
j6venes, I'll gran centro pr6ximo a inau-
gurarse, nos dijo que cuenta con un
gimnasio mcdernisimo, salon de bales
y sctos sociales un gran tanque de ma
taci6n al aife libre, bibliotecas, escuela
t6cnica, canchas para tents, volley- ball
y basketball, un tea-garden. una her
1nosa pista para ejercicios atleticos. boz
ties y canoas para remar en- la poetica
laguna que, frente por frente al edi-
ficio, afiade tn esplendido attractive mas
a los muchos que brinda el magnifico
centro
A este particular nos dijo ell senior
Mendia: "La laguna del Condado brin-
"a infnitas oportunidades para Ell de-
sarrollo del sport naiitico, y la veS
para ell desarroiio fisico de quienes gus
ten de remar."
Hablando con respecto al caracter
cue habra de darsele al hermoso club,
Ell seficr Mendia nos dijo:
No ser& un centro de caracter abb
solutamente exclusivista, este es, para
los miembr6s de la orden solamente;
sino que, por Ell contrario, sus puertas
estaran siempre abiertas toda la bue-
ma sociedad de San Juan y la isla, es-
pecialmente para la juventud. A pro-
p6sito, Sc ha organizado un Colombus
Club, al cual podra pertenecer todo el
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-26
Don IgnaciO Rodriguez AIberty,
de San Sebastian, ha sidO tam
bi6n COndenadO pOr Ia COrte
de DishitO de AguadiIIa pOr
ejerCer legaImeute Ia mediGina
la ASambIea Municipal de San Sebas-
tan Sc prOpOne tOmar aCCi6n inmedia-
Ia debidO..a que el S. Rodriguez Al
berty OCupa ALI el cargo de COmiSiO-
nadO de Sandal

De acuerdo con 10 que hubimos de
informar oportunamente, hace algu-
nos dfas, Sc eel bro en- la
Corte de Distrito de Aguadilla el
juicio seguido contra ell caballero de
San Sebastian, Don Ignacio Rodri-
guez Alberty, contra quien el Fiscal
de aquel distrito habfa formulado de-
nuncia por estar ejerciendo la medi-
Gina sin estar debidamente autorizado
para clio.
Este juicio era en- apelaci6n de la
Corte Municipal de San Sebastian,
en- donde ell Sr. Rodriguez Alberty,
fue declarado culpable por ell Juez
Municipal de ALI, Lcdo. Jose A. Var
gas, Y condenado pagar sesenta
dolares de multa.
Despert6 este case, al conocerse su
resultado en- la Corte Municipal de
San Sebastian, una gran sensation pu
blica, debido a que los amigos del Sr.
Rodriguez Alberty levantaron una
gran marejada de protesta contra
ell fallo original de la Corte inferior
Y pidieron con insistencia y en- mani
festacion publica la destituci6n del
Juez Municipal, autor de la senten-
cia Y la opinion.
Ante la Corte Municipal, ell Sr.
Rodriguez Alberty fue defendido por
ell Presidente de la Camara de Re-
presentantes, Don Miguel Guerra
Mondragon Y en- la apelacion llevo
la defensa del acusado ell h5bil cri-
minalista Don F. Cervoni Gely.
En- ambas ocasiones sostuvo la acu-
sacion en- representation del Pueblo,
ell Hon. Fiscal del Distrito, Lcdo. Jo-
sc Ramon Quiiones.
La sentencia en- la Corte de Distri-
to de Aguadilla fue. dictada por ell
Hon. Juez Bryan, en- la manana del
sabado ultimo y consistio en- la i'm
posici6n de una multa de cincuenta
dolares las costas en- defecto un
dia de carcel por cada dollar de null
ia que dejase de pagar.
Embellishments despues de conoci-
do ell fallo ell Sr. Rodriguez Alberty
interpuso un recurso de apelacion pa
ia ante el Tribunal Supreme de la
isla.
Debido a que ell Sr. Rodriguez AL
berty ocupa en- San Sebastian ell inn
portante cargo de Comisionado de
Sanidad Y Benefcencia Y siendo, CO.
mo es, muy dificil la situacion con
que Sc confronta ahora la Asafnblea
Municipal de ALI con esta otra SEN
tencia de la Corte de Distrito, hay
ell proposito de tratar esta question
en- uno de estos dias los efectos
de saIvar dicho organismo la respon-
sabilidad que sobre este pueda pesar
81 finalmente ell fallo lie fuera tam
bien adverse al Sr. Rodriguez AL
berty en- ell Tribunal Supermo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-26
POINCARE RECIBE AL EMBA
JADORO ALEMAN

PARIS, diciembre %. Omitted Press)
IN. Poincar6 ha recibido hoy oficial-
mente a Won Hoes, encargado de ne.
gocios de A1emania, que ha sido nom
brado embajador de este pals en- Pa
ris.
En- Ia Embajada Alemana de esta
capital Sc ha anunciado hoy que esta
continuara cerca del gobierno de Fran
cia las anterisres negociaciones con res
pecto al Ruhr y al Rhin.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-26
ROMA Sc MoDERNIZA

ROMA, Italia, diciembrs 25. (cable
frances). Para descongestionar ell ira
ico en- esta gran ciudad y para facili-
tar los medios de transportation, Sc ha
proyectado construir un nuevo sistema
de carros el6ctricos subterraneos que
tendran su estaci6n central en- Ia Pla-
"a de Espaha Y su estaci6n terminal,
en- la puerta Appia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-26
LOS PRIMEROS ENvIOS DE
CARBON DE ALEMANIA POR
CONCEPTO DEL PAGO DE LAS
INDEMNIZACIONES

DUSSELDORF, diciembre %. (cable
frances).- Oficialmente anuncian de
esta ciudad que han sido expedidos
1907 vagones de 10 toneladas cada uno
de carbon coke a Francia por concep-
to de pago de las indemnizaciones Sc
gun acuerdo tornado por esta nacion
con los industriales del Ruhr y de La
Renania.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-26

SuiI. FL maj eS cdud VeZ peOr. In
ell hipodromo no existe fuerza moral
por parte de nadie para reprimir las
inmoralidades, las irregularidades v
los escandalos.
En- las carreras celebradas ell Ill
timo domingo, digamoslo con fran
queza, empezaron las difcultades
porque las salidas fueron dadas con
alguna irregularidad. Ello ocasiono
que cen una de las carreras salieran
correr la mitad de los caballos Sc
quedaran en- la Inca de partida los
otros. La carrera fue anulada agi-
tando la bandera roja haciendose
sonar la campana del Jurado. Los
! jockeys que salieron en- particular
ell del caballo "Polo" continuaron la
carrera desatendiendo completamente
las senales de anular. Fue necesario
transferir la carrera mencionada y
fnalmente fue suspendida.
/ Al celebrarse la quinta carrera lie
garon casi empatados la meta los
caballos Pandereta, Satanas Y Singer
Machine. Pandereta era uno de los
principales favoritos. La decision
del Jurado no fue por unanin1idad
puesto que ell Sr. Figueras Sc deci-
dio por Pandereta los Sres. Todd
ly Fano por Satanas. Ell publico Sc
dividio tambien en- la appreciation de
la llegada; pero como Satanas no era
ell caballo favorito y casi nadie 10
jugaba, eran mas los que favorecfan
ell triunfo de Pandereta que el de
/ Satanas. La situacion en- que sc en-
cuentra el Campo respecto de la me-
ia no permite que ell publico que con-
cure a esta parte del hip6dromo pue-
da apreciar con precision ell resulta-
do de una carrera cuando este es,
como en- la OCCASION que nos referi-
mos, completamente dudoso. No va
mos referirnos nj a juzgar la de-
cision dada por ell Jurado va que en-
tire ellos misnos no hubo 'unanimi-
dad; pero es 10 cierto que este incl
dente produjo uno de los escandalos
mas grandes que hemos presenciado
en- ell hipodromo.
| La parte del p1blico que estaba en-
ell Grand Stand en- los palcos de los
duefios de caballos y de la Comision
Hfpica, desde donde sc domina per-
fectamente la meta, inicio una pro-
tesla contra la decision dada por ell
Jurado, y acompafiaron sus gritos
con fuertes golpes en- ell piso Y sobre
las butacas. Ell publico de Campo,
Idescontento tambien con la decision,
linici6 tambien una estruendosa gri-
terra comenzo lazar pedradas
contra la caseta del Jurado y mu-
lchas de elias cafan en- el Grand Stand
con grave riesgo de herir al p1blico
de los palcos entire ell que sc encontra-
ban numerosas damas y ninos.
Tanto empuje lego tomar la pro-
fiesta que numerosas silias saltaron
de un sitio para otro lanzadas Ell
aire por los protestantes, que en-, ell
ardor la locura de su furia, no me-
dian las consecuencias fatales que
podfa acarrear semejante actitud.
Cuando los Jurados regresaron a
ocupar la caseta que para ellos esta
situada en- la parte ocupada por el
Ipublico, un grupo de mas de treinta
lempezaron a insultarlos y vejarlos
cara cara en- presencia de todos los
espectadores.
La policfa, aunque numerosa, nada
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-26
iREHUSA VENIZELOS
LA INVITACION?

ATENAS, diciembre 25. (Unlteu
Press) ~ No ha podido confrmarse to-
davia la veracidad de una noticia pro-
palada en- esta capital en- el sentido
de que Venizelos habia enviado un des-
pacho privado al gobierno notifcandole
de que rehusaba la invitacion que lie
hizo este para que regresara su pals.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-26
EUEsTRoS CUPoNEs DEL WEIR
MES vALEN TAMBIEN 10 voToS

Para complacer los nu1nerosos ami
gos nuestros de la isla que perdieron la
oportunidad de adquirir los cupones
equivalentes diez votes de nuestro
concurso de Baseball, hacemos cons
car que en- la edici6n de Ell MUNDo
correspondence al viernes pr6ximo
(28 de diciembre), haremos identica
concession, nuestros amigos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-26
NO Sc HA CONFIRMADO LA
RENDICION DE PUEBLA A
LAS TROPAS FEDERALES

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, diciembre Is.
Omitted Press).- En- Ell Departamento
de la Guerra Sc ha anunciado hoy ha-
berse recihido un despacho del frcnte
federal informando que la captura de
Puebla por las tropas de Obregon no
Sc ha confrmado todavia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-26
UNA DELEGAICON ENVIADA
PARA INVITAR A VENIZELOS
PARA QUE REGRESE A
GRECIA

PARIS, die. 25. (Cable frances).
-El ex-premier de Crecia, M. Venice
los, ha infocniado que hoy llegara a
Paris, una dclegaci5n enviada per Ell
gObierno, para invitarlc que regrese
de nuevo a Grecia donde su accicn en-
estcs momentos es mas necesaria que
nunca.
Evening star., 1923-01-05

Fidelity and loyalty Of tho cat
who came back to her home at Mr..
and Mrs. c. I. Steedman's, 1916
Kearney street northeast, after she
had been dispatched to Alexandria
for a premature demise, is to be re-
warded.
AIike-misnamed in her girlhood-
took from the early part of Novem-
Der until New Year eye to tramp
back from Alexandria to Kearney
street and her forlorn kitten.
The news came out. A barrage of
telephone calls from friends of cats
80 Washington descended on the
Steedman residence Wednesday.
Had Two Failures.
The secret OF Mikes dismissal, in
The first place, which was accom-
pIished with the greatest reluctance
ly the Steedman family. who were
greatly attached to the black feline,
was that she had a prediction for
liver and kittens, though only recent
l. out of her kittenhood herself. She
presented the household with a kit of
kittens recently and 1T was estimated
that If she continued in the tenor of
her ways her descendants would
mount into four figures before many
years passed. And then, if Mike
couldn't get her liver she'd go on
hunger strike until she did. With all
that Mike was loved.
Wednesday, however, the Steed-
mans were bombarded via the tele-
phone with calls from persons inter-
ested in Mike Some We're nice about
Il and tried to convert them to the
position they really held already
that Mike should not be thrown out
iuto the cold world after displaying
such love of home. Others We're
hit nasty Others commented upon
the seeming indifference of human
friends to quadruped loyalists.
One nefghbor called up and said:
i read all about Mike in the news
paper and | didn't sleep all night for
thinking about that poor cat Why
don't YOU keep her?'
Evening star., 1923-01-05
DISTRICT RANKS HIGH
AS ELECTRIC PRODUCER
Public Utility Plants Here Exceed
Those in Twenty-Four
States

Public utility plants in the District
Ct Columbia produced during NoVem-
bcr. 1922, more kilowatt hours of cleo
fricity by use of fuel than were pro-
Guced by public utilities. III twenty
-four states, according to announce
,nent by the Geological Survey Ctli--
!ty plants in the District produced
ci2S7 kilowatt hours, the survey re-
ported, from the use of fuel. None
al the utility plants here used either
fuel oil or water power to produce
electricity.
Production during November ex-
Coeded that of the previous four
months, but consumption of coal to
produce the increased power also in
creased. Fuel consumption in utility
plants in the District during Novem-
her totalled 2O,706 short tons of coal,
gainst 1924 in July. InCreas ased eff
fciency was shown. however, over Oc-
tOber, when 21.355 tons of coal were
usad to produce 23,S39 thousands of
kiIowatt hours, while 20.706 tons
were necessary to produce 242S7
thousands of kilowatt hours during
November.
Utility plants throughout the ma
tion produced 3,029.793 kilowatt hours
by fuel in November, with 1,36S.S02
i !lowatt hours added by water power
Evening star., 1923-01-05
CIVIL SERVICE TESTS.
Typists, Stenographers and Other
Help Is Needed.

The Civil Service Commission an
Younces open competitive examina-
tons to fill tho following vacancies:
Cperator, sewage disposal plant, Fort
Nver. Va, at SIS a month. orthopedic
mechanic (shoemaker), fourth dis
trict veterans bureau, at $1,000 a
Scar: unSkilled laborer at S2.25 TO
SIS day; kitchen helper. at $3.50
a year and meals: milkman, at $3.50
& year and meals; fireman laborer
Ckitchen fireman), at $40 year and
meals, st. Elizabeth's Hospital; ste
Eographer- -typist and typist, field
service, fourth United States civil
service district. at $50 to $1,000 a
Year for typists and 5000 to $1,000 a
ar for stenographer-t typists In ad-
Gtti0n to the salaries named above,
the bonus of $50 a month may be
allowed for most positions the basic
salary of which does not exceed S2,500
year. Full information and appli-
cation blanks may be obtained at the
Office Of the secretary of the fourth
civil service district, Archie Butt
building, 1925 New York avenue
northwest.
Evening star., 1923-01-05
FAMILY DECIDES TO KEEP CAT
WHEN BANISHMENT is FAILURE

Another told the Steedmans that if
they didn't want Mike the cat could
find a good home with them. And
there was a card sent to the family
by a person signing the initials
G. l.. W., which read as follows:
my Friends:
"Al1 sorts of friends make up this
Dear friends and queer friends,
too;
But, oh. dear me. how good 'twould
If friends were all like--Mike."
The last word on the printed card.
which had the adjective queer"
heavily underlined, was originally
you" 1t had been crossed out and
the word Mike" inserted in its stead.
viii Keep Mike.
Written in ink at the bottom of the
card was: This Is plea for you to
keep that loyal little friend Mike and
love her for her love for you. We
read the article in The Evening Star.
c. L. W.
TO stop the barrage, the Steed-
mans want to come out and announce
their decision. Mrs. Steedman said
last night that never again would
thought be given to letting Mike go.
even though the block was flooded
Mike and the cat-stork seem to be
pals and partners-and she'll get all
the liver she can eat for the rest of
her days.
A number of letters yesterday came
to the Steedman residence Offering
homes for the faithful Mike.
II wish ! could write to all Of those
persons and assure them of the graft
tude we hold for their thoughtful
ness" Mrs Steedman said last night.
I'm afraid, though, that in order to
do justice to all of the letters 1
should have to take a week off to
write the replies. And We wish to
assure those who think us rather
hard-hearted that Mike is going to
stay with US and be cared for by us
as long as she lives. She'll live on
liver until she passes away"
Evening star., 1923-01-05
Reinstates Judge
Removed After
Espionage rial

By the Associated Press.
MADISON, Wis. January 5.-Gov.
Blaine has appointed former Judge
Joseph NJ. Becker of Monroe to be
county judge Of Greene county, the
position from which he was re-
moved during the world war when
charged with violation of the es-
pionage law. The judge was con-
victed at the height Of the war,
but the case was dismissed on ap-
peal
When the war was closed he sued
for the salary lost by him during
the time he had been out of office
as result of his removal. The
state supreme court denied his
right to get back pay.
In making the appointment Gov.
Blaine gave out the following
statement:
John NJ. Becker was removed
from office because of a wrongful
indictment and conviction under
the espionage law. From that con-
viction he appealed to the United
States court of appeals, and the
court set aside the conviction and
he was completely vindicated.
That the espionage law was
misused and abused during the
war there is no doubt. There was
a wrong committed against Mr..
Becker and his appointment to the
office from which he was removed
makes possible partial restitu-
ton of his rights"
Evening star., 1923-01-05

See Our TUxEDOS reduced spe- go 2s
cialy for this sale. Correctly -
styl d, trimmed and tailored
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-03-22
Just Among Ourselves

Mr.. Fred Williams. Lawrenceville, Ga.
writes: II can't do without your good pa
per-"
Mr.. T. G. Kimsey, Route 1, Marble, N. c.,
writes: II am sending in my renewal to The
Tri-Weekly Journal. I can't do without it for
[ believe it is the best newspaper in the
South. 1t gives good news and all of the
news everywhere, so am glad to see it come
three times a week"
Mr.. B. F. Giddens, Route l. Tunnel Hill,
Ga, writes: "You asked for brickbats as well
as bouquets All right. then. I have been a
constant reader of The Journal from boyhood
to grand daddyhood, and expect to take The
Journal until 1 die I like it because it tells
the truth, the whole truth and nothing but
the truth. The contributors cover almost
every field that is of interest to the general
newspaper reader. DR.. Soule, DR., Crane, Dor
othy Dix, John T. Boifeuilet, H. Addington
Bruce, and The Journal family's mother, Mrs
w H. FELTON,, and others, make it the equal
of any and the superior to a great many 9th
er papers Truly, day by day, in every way
The Journal is growing better and better. If
Mutt and Jeff had the Dongs of the Duffs
or Keeping Up With the Joneses to go with
them, it would help some"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-03-22
THE CRIME WAVE
BV Or. Frank Crane

BY Dr.. Frank Crane
The other day when I picked up my pa
per l discovered three items which go to
Show the pernicious and continuous activity
of those ,hypocritical and puritanical wretches
who are intent on destroying the beautiful
and comfortable belief in pessimism.
Item one was about that grand rascal,
Henry Ford at whose name many nose IS
turned up and many newspaper editor sees
red.
The latest outrageous performance of Mr.
Ford was that he had reimbursed all the
creditors Of the Lincoln Motor Car company
at cost of approximately $4,OOO,OOO de-
spite the fact that he was not required to do
50 under the terms of his purchase. This an
Douncement was made by Ralph stone, pres
ident of the Detroit Trust company, who was
receiver for the Lincoln company. All cred
itors receive 90 cents on the dollar instead
OF AIR per cent, which was all that re-
manned Of the proceeds of the sale after the
preferred claims were made.
Besides doing this Mr.. Ford reimbursed
the seven former directors of the Lincoln
company, who had Endorsed its paper.
BY this unwarranted act Mr.. Ford has Civ
en- another blow to our orthodox belief in the
rascaIity, selfshness and greed OF people who
have more money than we have
The second item was that Lady ASCor mad
made g speech in the house of parliament in
England in favor of a bill to prohibit selling
alcoholic liquors to boys and girls under
eighteen.
In the course of her remarks she said that
the bill was supported by teachers and be-
mind them were all organized women, the
heads of tbs great schools, chief medical au-
thorities and the churches. The medical men
of all countries, she said, were agreed as to
the danger of any alcohol during the period
of adolescence.
There it goes again! The idea of such peo-
pie as church members, physicians, women
and teachers butting into politics and partic-
ulary interfering with the saloon business!
If this sort Of thing keeps on the world viii
soon be governed by moIycoddles and it viii
be no place to live for regular herman that
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-03-22
QUIPS AND QUIDDITIES
Continued Saturday.

Bluebelle is very popular with the young"
err set Many invitations are showered upon
her. One girl in particular was very anxious
to have her 20 to the theater that week, but
BluebelIe had that week all dated up. cam
vass of the situation showed the following
week to be thoroughly filled. Bluebelle was
sorry. but prospects for the third week looked
no better.
well" said the other girl, will you come
to my Christmas eve party?"
Mr.. Dunn was peacefully smoking his pipe
before the fire when the door of his study
flew open and Mrs. Dunn rushed in, with
very excited air, and, seeing her husband
exclaimed
ooh. George, Mary has made a mistake,
and tried to make the kitchen fire burn UP
by pouring gasoline on it."
"Gasoline-eh!" was Mr. Dunns calm re-
ply Did she get it to go?"
Mrs Dunn breathed more rapidly.
did she get it to go?" she cried in shrill
voice. 1T blew her right out through the
kitchen window"
Mr.. Dunn took reflective draw at his pipe
as he replied philosophically:
F'Thats all right, my dear. 1t was her aft"
ernoon out, anyway"
Occasionally the right man in the right
Mace occupies quarters in q building where
the windows are protected by iron bars.
chews tobacco and knows how to use cuss
words.
1t is time the political bosses of the coun-
try got together and organized to stay this
invasion of pUritanism.
In fact, Walter Greayes-Lord, member Of
parliament, moved for the rejection of Lady
Astors bill, declaring that it was merely an
entering wedge for prohibition SO that at
least some one is alive to our dangers.
The third item is to the effect that the
King of England actually sat down to dim
ner with lot of workingmen. The terrible
consequences of this sort of thing are be-
yond the powers Of our pen to describe. -
copyright, 1929