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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
CAMEL TRAIN BRINGS
NEEDED FOOD

''At last, however. our food sup
ply reached us and there was great
rejoicing in our camp when we
saw the camel train coming. Our
first thought was sugar.
''one novel thing about the oSpe-
dltion VAS that we used tho oldest
and one OF the latest means OF
portation-camels and automo-
hilcs. We were the first 10 ever
try TO conquer the desert with the
auto. but we were successful"
Many interesting experiences were
recounted by Andrews. He declared
that sometimes they would drive
into n Monaghan Village with their
auto and the natives would come
out and Worship them like gods.
THE one thing that tho natives
coveted above everything else that
we carried were the five gallon gaso-
line tins. A man would trade his
wife for one OF those tins and we
could have asked most any consider.
alton in exchange for one.
I'VE found the natives very easy
TO work with The Mongolians have
no traditions and superstltions that
kept them from digging for our
treasures. They do not bury their
dead. The Chinese. on the other
hand. are very hard 20 work with.
They never want their dead dis
turbed and consequently We could
never work near q Chinese GENE
terry. which seemed to be In almost
every promising place we found.
Andrews party consisted OF Is
men. eight Of whom were white and
the rest natives. Professor Osborne
did not accompany the party into
the Interior. but met them when
they came out.
Andrews and Osborne win spend
year in New York and then Andrews
win return TO China to finish his
work. While in this country he win
lecture in several OF the large cities.
Mrs. Andrews remained In Pekin
during her husbands trip 10 Amer
lea.
sother members OF my party are
either here in America or viii be
here within the next few months"
Andrews said. They viii all return
with me next year. We win also
take along an expert anthropologist
to further our study OF the origin OF
mankind in the Cobb desert"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
MILK BATTLE
BEFORE COURT

Arguments in the milk bottle con.
troversy between DR.. Hiram ". Read
and Seattle raw milk dairymen win
be laid before the state supreme
court Friday. Attorney Philip Two.
roger. who obtained an injunction In
Judge Everett Smiths court prohib.
Ting the city from moiesting his raw
milk clients. viii argue against the
city's motion for writ OF prohlbl.
ton, which would prohibit Judge
Smith issuing the injunction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
SAY GERMAN
PRINCE BACK

BERLIN. Nov THE former
crown prince OF Germany has arrived
AZ his castle In ocia. silesln, the
Deutsche Zeitung said to-day. Tho
paper based i,s Information on pr.
waite news.
Tho United Press was informed by
members Of the castle staff. how.
ever. that the prince was no; in ocis.
There were no confirmation OF the
Dcutsch lettings report in other
aftarsnya
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
Mysterious Fire
Threat to House

Fire Marshal Robert l.. Laing Fri.
day was investigating a fire Of un.
known origin which threatened for
time to destroy a grocery and lodg.
Ing house at 502o.5o22 Meridian ave.
late Thursday night. The flames
damaged the building and It's con.
ents about $1,000 before It was con.
trolled.
The fire broke out In a living room
In the rear Of the grocery. operated
by j. p. Foilin, and spread next door
70 the rooms of Il. p. Christensen.
The grocery was damaged about 5000
while Christensen's loss was $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
YOUTH HELD
AS SWINDLER

Elmer II. Russell was arrested by
Sheriff Matt starwich and deputies
Thursday and. with his arrest. shcr.
iff starsieh believes that tho motor.
cycle swindling which has been going
on over the Northwest for several
months has come 10 an end. Russell
would pay small deposits on ma.
chimes. then drive the car away.
trade Il at another store and sell the
third machine. His latest offenso
was committed at Monteaano and no
win be returned there for trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
ATTEMPT AT
SUICIDE FAILS

Mark Il. Connolly. %. marine
fireman living at the Northern
hotel. made an unsuccessful at,emp,
Thursday evening 10 commit, suicide.
when he climbed the railing OF tho
Cedar st. dock and jumped into the
sound.
Connolly was dragged from the wa.
ter by several spectators. aided by
Patrolman J. II. Burt. He explained
that he had been respondent because
he was refused admittnnce 10 the
Marine hospital. because physicians
said he was in good health. Connolly
claimed that he was III.
The man was taken to the city
hospital and revived.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
TEA AND MEAT
ONLY RATIONS
Explorers Nearly Starve;
Ride Autos and CameIS

Battling against the elements. SUI.
fcfing the priyations OF the early
pioneer in the West, and sometimes
going for days with practically no
food, The oNl,e li,lon = TO tho Gohi
desert was carried on In tho face
OF every obstacle. according TO Roy
Chapman An lrsNS, its leader. who
Thursday returned to SEATTLE after
two years nj his work.
I'VE lett Pekin two years ago,
Andrews SAti, going TO calgan. the
base Of our operations. from there
we started GU. into the DESERT. we
took native guides and threw our
maps away, for we found. as others
before us have found. that tho maps
OF Mongolia are Incorrect aud Also.
iutely useless,
only one time were We IN great
danger. ana that was when our food
supply gave out and we were forced
20 iisV for many days ON tea and
dry meat The only thing we
missed was sugar and towards the
last II was real torture to get along
without IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
Berlin Socialists
Quit Cabinet Jobs

BEKLIN, Nov. 1.-~The soclalI8t
members OF the strescmann coal.
itlon cabinet offered tho chancellor
their designations today.
Their action was In accordance
with the demand OF the socialist
party yesterday that unless the
state OF siege in the country was
lifted and drastic action taken at
once against Bavaria. tho socialists
would withdraw from the coalition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
The power Of the supreme
court j. certain To be n big issue
In the coming congress.
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
PASTOR
STARTS ON PAGE 1

in against the table.
The rain threatening sky lower
ed dismally. the wind crooned thru
the trees and the dead girl Law
thcrc--a sad sight--her white face
handsome even In death. And that
old fakir." he repeated, "stroked her
face and body, rubbed oil on her
and went thru his superstitious
ceremonies whilo the mother OF the
girl. (Mrs. Jennie selfors. 22s1 w,
G2nd STD stood silently by.
SAYS NAME OF
GOD NOT USED
There wasn't an audible prayer
said-the name OF God was no,
even once mentioned while | stood
beside Isaiah. And II he has sense
enough 20 come in out OF the rain
he knew that she was already dead.
knew that and so did others.
"Oh, II was horrible and disgust
ing and all the time the true be-
levers kept repeating that she
would be cured and raised from the
dead. The morbidity. the motllncss
Of the crowd--the wind In the drip
ping trees and the stormy. loaden
sky-thc thing was sickeninE tell
you and ] left when they finally
picked up that picnic table and car
ried the still. whitc-faccd body into
the tent. Nvo left; We had had
enough OF IL.
at was my first visit and IL VIII
be my last TO that fnkir's meetings.
! have seen enough. I have a
mental picture which viii never be
erased from my mind"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
Chinese Merchant
Is Shot by Robbers

PORTLAND. Ore, Nov. IA gang
OF amateur hoIdups entered tho con.
fectionery store OF Hugh Leong,
Amerlcan.born Chinese. here late
Thursday night.
after the command TO stick EN-
up" one Of the gang fired, wounding
Leong. Leong. after physicians had
attended him. declared that one Of
the gang was a girl, masqueradlng
as man.
After the shooting, the robbers took
two watches and 1910 from two white
men and a Chinese customer. and al.
tho they had trouble in starting their
automobile, cluded pursuit OF citizens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
Mail Truck Driver
Released From Jail

TACOMA, NOV. 2. - Howard J.
Olson, 10, driver OF tho U. s.
mail truck which was held up early
yesterday, was released Inst night.
Olson was held under suspicion or
being an accomplish because he told
conflicting accounts OF tho robbery.
Later II was decided the youth had
been frightened 30 badly that his
memory was faulty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
Plan Construction
Of Big Boulder Dam

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. IA syn.
dlcatc Of New York bankers and en-.
gineers viii submit 10 congress n pro.
posal for Immediate construction OF
the Boulder Canyon dam project, on
the Colorado river sdon after the first
OF the year. w. G. Clarke. member OF
the syndicate, declared here today.
Louis I'M and Col. Geo. Cocktails,
builder OF the Panama canal. are
among those interested in the project.
II was stated.
Tho work will involve an oxpcndi-
turc OF sl5oiOo0,0oO Clarke said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
1000 Separatists
Storm German Hall

BERLIN. Nov. 2.--Aiore than
900 separatists s,orned tho city
hail In Alx.ia. Chapelle today. cutting
the water mains and flooding the in.
ner part OF the city, dispatches Maid.
Tho city hail employees demanded
that all bells and whistles In tho city
DO sounded to call the populace TO
their aid. but they finally sue.
cumhnd.
Soparatlsts carried off tho mayor
and some other officials. II was re-
ported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
Six Oregon Hunters
Killed This Season

PORTLAND. Nov. 2.-Six were
killed and seven seriously WOUNDED
during the hunting season which
Just closed in the state OF Oregon,
the state game commission an.
nouneed yesterday. Many OF the
accidents were caused by careless
use Of guns by other hunters, the
commission announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
Fatty" Arbuckle
Sued for Divorce

PROVIDENCE. II. J.. Nov. a.
Charging desertion and non-8upport
Mrs. Minta II. Arbucklc filed suit
for divorce in superior court here
yesterday against Roscoe FATTY"
Arbuckle. former motion picture
comedy star. They were married in
1908.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
BIG ISSUE IN
NEXT CONGRESS

The increasing use Of It's dubious
10 Fay the leaat--power probably IN
responsible for the spreading Of the
opposition in quarters where former.
~ Il did not show itself.
lawyers always arc loath 10 cri,i.
else the courts. Lawyers make their
living prac,icing before the courts, Of
course. but beyond that Il IL part Of
their creed 10 believe In the courts
lnfaiiibliiiy. Now. however. one finds
many lawyers In tho ranks OF those
seeking a remedy for the present sit.
uatlon.
That the defenders OF the
courts supreme power over the
other branches Of the govern.
ment realize there i battle ON
was Indicated In the recent obser.
walton Of constitution week.
They took tho stump everywhere
TO cry down popular dissatisfaction
with their own Interpretation Of the
constitution. Much propaganda is
being disseminated TO arouse tho be.
lief that the constitution Itself Is bo.
ing attacked. whereas the movement
10 control the supreme court In prl.
marily Observation-Disclosures
movement.
The power Of the supreme
court j. certain To be big issue
In the coming congress.
!, win probably take. not the form
OF angry oratory, but OF careful con.
sidcraiion of the manner In which the
constitution can be amended 20 That
the judiciary may be set back In the
place intended for IT. just one of the
three coordinate branches of the
government.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
GERMAN HUNGER.
CRISIS SERIOUS.
Prices Trebled Over Night;
Can't Buy Eggs and Butter
nY Carl. d. GIioAT

United Treas Staff Correspondent
BERLIN. Nov s,-Tho food situa'
ton oyershadowcd politics In Ger
many today na prices SCARED to now
heights.
Prices trebled overnight
Egga and butter could not be pur.
chased In Berlin today for any money
Merchants either were holding
back supplies for higher prices or
had been unable TO rcplenish their
stocks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
Raid Music Store
Armed With Violin

CHICAGO, Nov. EARNED with n
saxophonc, a violin and n pair OF
Windsor tires. two federal prohibition
agents raided n music shop" and
confIscatcd 20 quarts OF Scotch. Tho
proprietor was fined 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02

MANCHESTER, Eng.--The Inter.
national Cotton Federation reports
that of last years crop nearly n
million more nalcs were used than
of that OF 1921. Tho consumption
OF American cotton declined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02

DOVER, Eng.-The Admiralty
hnrhor has been handed over to the
Dover Harbor board for commercial
use, ThN harbor. which cost $685..
100000, incloscs e1o acres. and play.
cd a notable part during the war.
II was constructed between 1901
and 1908.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
ANDREWS
STARTS ON PAGE |

ture that their value cannot be es,i.
mated al the present time" An.
drews declared. I'VE have uncovered
the richest field for research work
In the world.
What we found WAS sup
posed to have existed but our
discoveries are proof for the
many theories that have been
held for years. II was always
supposed that dinosaurs laid
eggs rs all other reptiles do.
but IL was not until We came
across the nest In the Cobb
desert that this theory was
known to be n fact.
There can be no doubt but
that we found dinosaur eggs"
Andrews continued. 'In the
first nest there were five and
in them are the embryonic
skeletons OF young dinosaurs"
THINKS AMERICA AND
ASIA WE'RE CONNECTED
Andrews explorations have also
proved that America and Asia we're
once connected by one. or two. land
bridges. he says. These bridges
weri probably located at the Behr.
ing straits and Aleutian islands.
I'VE know the two continents
were connected he said. for wo
found early stages OF the dlnosaur
life in Mongolia while the dinosaurs
that have been discovered In
America are OF later specie. com.
ing four or five million years after
the Monaghan ones.
About 20 years ago Professor
Osborne told the world that in
Mongolia all forms Of human and
animal life would be found. We
have borne out his prediction, dis
covering every form Of the two
lifes except the early forms OF
horse and man. We expect to find
these on our return"
Andrews declared there was no
question but that the American In.
dian and Eskimo are descendants
Of the Asiatic races.
Dress an Indian like Mongo.
Ian or Monaghan like an Indian
and you have difficulty In telling
them apart. Every indication
points to a relationship between the
two races"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-08
liable INGLES EN- Is MINUTOS

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soIICITAN UN RECUERDo PARA
DON JOSE ALVAREZ
caguas, P. R. Oct. 10, 1925

CagudS, +. n. OCI. LA, 1890
Sefior Presidente de la Asamblea Mu-
nicipal de Caguas, C'udad.
Distinguido compatriota:
Los suscribientes, vecinos todos de
esta munic 'palidad por medic de us
ted ncs dirig'mos csa digna corpora
ci6n manifestandole 10 que a continua-
cion Sc expresa:
For cuanto el conocido Y venerable
oaballero don Jose Alvarez Domenech,
que faIeci6 ell 80 de septiembre en- ell
barrio urbanizado Savarona, convivio
entire nosotros por casi medic s'glo.
mas aIn, habiendo aqui contraido
matrimonio con dos estimables damas.
Por cuanto la vida dc don Jose Al
varez Domenech fp6 una vida ejemplar
como ciudadano cumplidor de las leyes
&c nuestro pals.
For cuanto 6l fu6 un benefactor de
todas les c'ases sociales, v espec almen-
te de los menesterosos qre 6l acu-
dian en- busca de salud v de conTuelo,
por 10 que fue generalmente admirado
y amado por todos los ciudadanos que
pudieron aprec' ar su espiritu generoso
y pacifico.
Por Guanto ell pueblo de Caguas vi
vira agradecido las mobiles actuacio-
nes del sefior Jose Alvarez Domenech,
considerando un deber manifegtar, de
una manera grafica. ell sentim.ento de
gratitud y admiration.
Por tanto, nosotros los suscrib3 en-
+es, intcpretando la aspiration justa
de este conglomerado social, pedimos
rre Ell nombre del nuestro fenecido
amigo pro1ninente c,udadano cagiie-
puesto rna de las Gales en- que esta
situada la humilde casita en- que Ell
Inur, Is rodeado del .afecto entra1able
de sus familiares, amigos v vccinos, que
atln lamentamos la ausencia de aquel
bombre dotado de firme caracter, pen
samientos bondadosos Y sentimientos al
truistas, que pas6 por todas parties ha-
c.endo el bien manos llenas y sin es.
perar recompensa por parte de sus be-
reficiados.
! Confiando que .esa digna asamblea
Municipal accedera nuestros dsseos
honrando p1blicamente la grata me-
NORA dc don Jose Alvarez Domenech,
nos suscribimos vuestros atentos servi-
dores Y compatriotas
honrando pdbicamcnte la grata me-
Abelardo MORALES y otros
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ANUNC1o DE sUBAsrA
GoBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENTO DEL INTERIOR
EEGoCIADo DE oBRAs PUBLIcAS
oFICINA DEL sUPTE DE oBEAs
PUBLICAS
San Juan, P. R, Oct. 10, 1923.

San Juan, P. R., Oct. 10, 1928.
Proposiciones en- pltegos cerrados pa
ra la adjudication en- publica sunasta
de las obras de construction de ctuco
Kilometres mas menos de la carretera
"Corozal- Barros Seccion Rio Mata
Cahas- Garganta Jobo'',, cuyo presupues
to aprobado asciende a NOVENTA Y
SEIS MIL CUATRoCIENTOS TREIN-
IA Y oCHo DOLLARS, cuarenta y tres
centavos ($96, 6,438.43, Sc admitiraL ell
esta ofcina hasta las 2 P. M. del 6fa
6 de noviembre de 1923, en- que Sc abr1-
ran pdblicamente
Todos los datos necesarios Sc darap
en- esta oficina, donde Sc encuentran de
manifesto los documentos que han ae
regir en- Ell contrato, podran recoger
los ncitadores los pianos modelos Gle
proposiciones que han de presentar, me-
dante un dep6sito de diez dollars (Sl0)
en- check certihcado, giro postal o efec-
two, que seran reembolsados al ser de-
vueltos dichcs documentos en- ell plazo
de veinte dfas (2o) despues de efectua-
da la subasta.
La administrator Sc reserva ell dere-
cho de rechazar cualquiera o todas las
proposiciones Y ell de adjudicar ell con
traso bajo otras consideraciones cue las
del precio solamente.
Guillermo ESTEVES,
Comisionado del Interior.
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El Resu1tado de
Amos de Estudlo

caucho fabrication de
picularacdos acete airedeman
de punt impossible obtener
uen sec mens que Ia angua este reforzada de TAI anea
ressta el tabaio Sc la destna
La uidad e servco usd pueda deva De
ella dependen de los fabcane de las cond
de haceIe frente condolences
MANGUERA GOODYEAR PARA ARE. Zig y
La conduc are comprido debe
de servico economco
preston alta con frecuencia con
....a -
manguera Goodyear para posee requisites
MANGUERA GOODYEAR PARA VAPOR. Zig p
la pobema
mas dfIcIes fabrication Debe
rurse de tai ta acc6n del caor preston aba
mas aspero pesado
Goodyear
Oas convicciones resistn Ia accn del co construction @ ba
ada concmiento absolute las oncnes aba
soeterse las mangueras cando estan serc
MANGUERA GOODYEAR PARA Aqua Gig. 81
Hubo epoca toda
staba de enpos caes aprenddo
una manguera 10 sO que cEaqusra o debe abcase para
que presto eI servico Sc la destina.
La nngea para aqua Sc usa en- dVersos rabajos menudo
de las condciones trabo resras
bo interior exterior fabrican ressan desgaste de-
deteminan de den Hexbidad raci6n tvndad
MANGUERA GOODYEAR PARA INCENDIOS Zig. ~
La protection contra ncendos debe
ga puesto que cando necesa p casos de uenca La
segdad de ncenos abca depende de su cons
tuccion dec las ater prs les metodo ePeados en- su
fabrication La Mnguera Goodyear ncendos bca de ma
tea teida de agod6n de nsuperabIe resistencia.
GOODYEAR SGNlFICA LARGA DURACION
ANGUERAS EMPAQUETADURAS
OIlDYEAR
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LA RENOVATION PoLITIcA
Ell PARTIDo PRoGRESISTA Sc
FUNDA EN- AGUADILA

Aguadilla P. r. de nov, 1928
sr Director EEL MUNDO",
San Juan, P. r.
seior:-
Los que suscriben, procedcntes del
campo Federal, y hasta hace ocho dias,
Lideres en- ell Partido Uninista, nos he
mos separado voluntariamente de di-
cha Colectividad, por entendcr que los
hombres que rigen los destinos del Par
lido, Sc han convertible en- dictadores,
sin tener derecho para clio, y por no
estar conformes con la manera de ac-
tuar. de los que aver tuvieron nuestro
APPLAUSE confianza Hemos. tornado ell
nuevo partido Progresista de Aguadi-
La. al que, han ingresado numero-
SOS, valiosisimos elementos Unionis-
tas, Y Sc han sumado muchos Lidcres
Republicanos, que como nosotros, no
Cstan conformes con las actuaciones de
la Administrator Republican, de esta
Ciudad, Sc han separado de su parti-
do, para ingresar llenos de jtlbilos en-
q Partido Progresista de Aguadilla.
Que todos sostendremos, levantaremos,
v Ilevaremos las Urnas, 10 misIno
vencedores, que derrotados pues los
hombres que 10 ntegran, nj saben claudi
ear, nj retroctder, y que llenos de fe
crere2nos que nuestro partido sea gran
de, por que tiene para clio derecho, y
por cue no existen en- el los viejos
odios. v rencores Que tuvieron siempre
divididos a Republicanos, Socialists, y
Unionistas. va este nuevo partido cuen
tie en- su seno con elementos que aver
mi'itaban en- los tres referidos parti
do, cue hoy solo formamos UNo.
En- es+a semana pediremos la insrrip-
.ci6n reconocimiento de nuestro Par
t'dn Ia secretaria Eiecutiva Y s.
rerando de su bondad IA ppblicaci61
de estas liness, nos suscribimos de us
ted mry atentos servidores.
Francisco PEREZ SOSA
Juan A. JIMENEZ
Gonzaio BALETTE SosA
Antonio FERNANDEZ
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-08
soTERo F1GuERoA

Fallecio recientemente EN- la Habana
a una avanzada edad Lon Sotero Fl
gueroa portorriquefo que lucho mucho
por las ITbertades de Cuba, compafiero
y amigo del padre de la patria Cubana
Fl gran Jose Marti, intimo amigo del
senador Cubano don Juan Gualberto
Gomez quien lie debia el retro del pues
10 de Director de la Gaceta Official de
Cuba.
Habana, octubre 26 de 1928.
Antonio Morales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-08
NoTAs .BREvEs

Del "a de febrero proximo al 20 del
mismo mes Sc ceiebrara en- la Habana
una Feria International d. Muestras
para fomentar las relaciones comercia-
les e2tre Cuba ell mundo exterior.
Ell Gobierno Cubano ha tornado el
acuerdo de cooperar a. mas complete
6Mto de- la expresada Feria prestando-
le ah-olutamente todo su apoyo official
llegando arm a conceder la entrada Ii
bre de derechos de aduana los produc-
tos que vengan exhibirse procedente
de otros paises.
Los concentrates industriales Cuba
nos y e. Crerpo Consular extranjero
acreditado aqui 1aboran sou dennedo y
eutusiasmo para que s"a un exito bri-
llantis mo la 'primera Feria Internacio-
nal de Muestras que Sc celebrara en- la
TIabana.
Ell doctor Fernando Sanchez de Fuen
tes uua Sc encuentra en- Europa como
Delegado de la Secretaria de Agricul-
-ura, Comerc'o y Trabaio para que rim
da TN informe Ia misma sobre la or
ganizac'6n industrial y ell trabajo han
trasm tido 6rdenes para que haga pro-
paganda en- pro de la Exposition de
febrero.
En- esa misma fecha Sc inaugurara
en- la Habana un nuevo gran Parque
de Diversonos y Jardin Zool6gico. De
Puerto Rico es de suponer que vengan
muestras de cafe y trabajos de labores
de costrra, bIrsas, bordados etc.
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UN NINo ARROLADo PoR UN
AUTO

Aver fus arrollado por un auto en- Ia
Gale Tanca frente a la escueIa ''Bal
dorioty'' Ell nifo Jose Luis Noa, resi-
dente en- la parada 4s, Gale del Par
que. De este accidente Noa sali6 con
la c.avicula derecha fracturada
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information General

mas poderosos rotat vos de los Estados
Unidos. Ha sido motive de satisfaction
para los cubanos que un compatriota,
haya adquirido ell gran peri6dico neo-
yorkino.