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Evening star., 1923-10-23

Il near 11th se.-8-room modern house
h.-w.h.; electric light. $3.50.
Evening star., 1923-10-23
SS,oNU.
BRICK.

well situated home property in the north.
west section and not far out. Colonial type;
six large rooms. tile bath, large front and
double rear porches, hardwood floors. built-in
refrigerator, hot-water heat, electric lights;
rear. This house is in good condition and can
be bought very attractive terms.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-22
Ell sABADo sERA INAUGURADo
OTRO GRAN EsTABLECIMIENTO

FL sabado pr6ximo sera inaugurado
otro establecimiento que dara nombre
a esta capital, pues en- el estaran reu-
nidos los mejores mas afamados ar
ticulos de su clase.
La frma "Alvarez, Gonzalez y Co. =,
duedos del nuevo establecimiento el
cual nevara el nombre de La Fama"
no ha omitido sacrifcios, cualesquiera
que hayan sido al presontar un esta-
blecimiento como los do Ia Quinta Ave
nida y Broadway.
La referida firma ofrecera a su futura
numerosa y selecta clientela los mas
fnos teiidos y tclas de fantasia a pre-
clos verdaderamente sorprendentes.
A partir del sabado. ell 43 de la Gallo
de Salvador Brau, donde estara radica-
Ga s'La Fama", sera IN sitio en- Que
Sc den cita las personals de buen gusto
y conocedores de 10 bueno.
Felicitamos a los senores '|Alvarez,
Gonzalez y Co" por Ell exito obtenido
al otorgar a San Juan un establecimien
to como la Fama"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-22
Ell LCDo. IGNAcI0 CARBALLEIRA
ALCANzA UN REsoNANTE TRIUN
70 PROFESSIONAL

Durante todo el dia del microbes III
tilno, Sc estuvo viendo en- la Corte de
Distrito de esta capital. distrito pri-
Nero, el juicio por asesinato en- primer
grado contra ell individuo Elias Lague-
rra.
Laguerra habia dado muerte, en- el
sitio LA Zona'' en Tras TaLeres de
Puerta de Tierra Y ALA por el mes de
diciembre del aao pasado Ricardo
Medina (a) Nj Hombre. haciendole un
disparo de revolver cue lie interes6 la
masa encefaIca.
Declqraron trece testigos del fiscal
y la defensa, y sostuvo con su acos
tumbrada briuantez la acusaci6n en- el
case Ell activo fiscal sedor Massari.
A las seis y media de Ia tarde EN-
pez6 su informe oral ell reputado abo-
gado don Ignacio Carballeira Canellas,
quien representaba al acusado. Pocas
veces hernos visto I'M abogado poner
mayor inter6s Y desplegar mayores en-
tusiasmos en Ia defensa de REQ. Cast
podria afrnarse que Ell senor arballei-
ra hacfa entonces e1 esfuerzo supreme
en- su larga carrera professional.
Durante Ell interrogatorio Y princi-
paImente durante ell dictamen percial,
Ell abogado defensor. senor carballeira
revel6 un gran conocimiento de estas
intrincadas cuostiones tecnicas Y en- la
defensa trat6 con extraordinario acierto
de uevar al amino del Jurado Ia mo
cencia de su defendido sostenierdo que
el mismo habia matado en- defensa rro
pia.
A las ocho ounce minutes Sc RETRO
a deliberar el Jurado trayendo. pocos
momentos despu6s IN veredicto de <fno
culpable. =
Nos completeness en- consignar esta
nota Ell fcicitar al sefor Carballei-
"a por tan resonante triunfo conquista-
Go. -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-22
AGUADILLA RECIBE Ell IMPoRTh
DE sUs BONos

Aver recibi6 ell se1or A. Velez Al
Harado, representante de los senores
John Nuveep and Company, de chca-
so, aviso cablegrafico de Que tan prom
to como el abogado encargado de die
saminar acerca de la legalidad Gle los
bonos del empr6stito de AguadiHa emi-
to su opinion legal aprobandolos, fue-
ron pagados al banco autorizado para
cobrarlos.
Aguadilla esta de placemes con Ia
realization de este emprestito, Ell pri-
nero entire los de consideration por su
montante que Sc contrata en- Ia isla sin
Lecesidad de que impusiera una conrti-
bucion adicional para pagar los intere-
ses Y ell principal cuyos pagos Sc haran
con fondos del presupuesto ordinario.
circunstancias que pone muy por 10 alto
Ell cr6dito de aQuella municipalidad,
En- esta forma los contribuyentes de
Aguadila no sentiran Ell peso de una
contribution adicional y, para mayor
alivio, cuando las mejoras publicas
que Sc destina el producto de los refe-
ridos bonos empiecen q producer no es-
taran obligados a segUir contribuyendo
para la amortization del emprestito
rues las indicadas entradas seran suf-
c4entes para eubrir esa obligation. Es-
to no sucedera en- los municipios cue
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-22
lntereSante reunion celebrada
aver por el Consejo Executive

En- Ia reunion celebrada eyer por el
Consejo Executive, el Attorney Gene
raj dio su opinion respecto a aquella
parte de la secci6n 40 del Acta No. go
de julio 12, 1921 que dice: "las orde-
nanzas municipales imponiendo contribu
clones espec1ales sobre la tasacion de
la propiedad, deben recibirse por Ell Te-
sorcro de p r. en- antes del ounce
de MARIO, interpretandola en- Ell sen
tido de que eli Tesorero esta obhgado
a imponer las ordenanzas de contribu-
clones para Ell pr6ximo ano fiscal 81 6l
recibe las n.ismas antes de la fecha in
dicada, pero 81 las recibe despu6s de
esa fecha esta discretion suya 81 ha
de incluirlas en- las contribuciones i'm
puestas para el pr6ximo ado fiscal, 0
para el siguiente.
Sc aprobaron las ordenanzas de los
municipios de Arocibo, Carolina. Coamo,
Toa Alta Toa Baja, Vieques,
Cidra, Las Piedras, Naguabo. soieitan
do transferencias de fondos del presu-
pnesto actual.
No fu6 aprobada la erdenanza del
municipio de sabana Grande de mario
IS, 1928 imponiendo una contribution
de 25 centavos por cada saco de hari-
ma usado en- la confecci6n de productos
dc harina de trigo, va que esta contri-
buci6n resultaria en- el alza de los pre-
clos del pan etc, que son articulos de
pTimera necesidad.
Sc rechaz6 la ordenanza del Concejo
de Administrator de Toa Alta de ma
yo 24, solicitando ma transferencia en-
el presupuesto.
Sc aprobaron los contratos de arren-
damiento favor de Ezequiel Morales.
de Mayaguez; JESUS Roble Ahcea. de
Arecibo el renovamiento del contrato
a favor de la Iglesia CatoHca Ell San
turce.
So aprob6 ell contrato D-8 para la ven
ia de las aguas sobrantes del canal Qua
mani a los senores Rovira Hermanos,
de Guayama.
Sc aprobo la ordenanza del municipio
de Aguas Buenas de MARIO is de 1928,
ilnponicndo contribuciones para el a1o
1o28-24.
Ia ordenanza del municipio de Ca
g1as aprobada en- MARIO IS. 1928 para
la aplicaci6n de I'M sobrante de 1857. 20
del anticipo insular de S1oo 900 conce-
dido a este municipio en- octubre 24
de 1928.
Sc aprob6 Ia ordenanza del munich
pio de sabana Grande de abril 20 de
1928 para TN bono de $4,000 para
Ia imposici6n dc contribuciones para
Ia amortization d e este prestamo.
La ordenanzaa del municipio de San
Juan aprobada en mayo 18, 1923, soli-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-22
EMPIEZA A SER DIFICIL LA
SITUACI0N Ell B0CHUM

BERLIN. JUNO q. Omitted Press).-
DespacAos de Bochum aseguran que en-
las tiendas de comestibles empiezan a
escasear los principales productos.
La leche y papas no Sc encuentran.
Las autoridades han adoptado ener-
gicas medidas y han ordenado la po-
licia que practique una detenida in
vestigacion, pues Green que los especu-
ladores tienen escondidas gran can't.
cad de papas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-22

c1tando una prorroga de tempo hasta
Ia primera mitad del ano 1923-24 para
el pago del segundo plazo de $50 600
vencido en- julio l, 1928, que la muni-
cipalidad de San Juan debe al Banco
comercial de Puerto Rico, con mott
vo del empr6stito de S100 600 contrata
dos en- conformidad con la ordenanza
de enero 27, 1929, aprobada en- febrero
8, 1922 por Ell Conseio Executive; con
la condicion Gle one los intereses sobre
la cantidad mencionada Sc paguen en-
JUNO 30, 1928 diciembre 81 1925,
y con respecto a esta Ultima fecha. STEM
pre- que los $4,000 no Sc paguen con
anterioridad al 81 de dicienbre de 1928.
fu6 aprobada.
Sc aprob6 la ordenanza del municipio
de Utuado apIoDada en- mayo %. 1928
solicitando IN pr6stamo de $500 del Ban
CO de Ponce, Branch de Utuado, al
8 por ciento annual para ser reembolsado
en- setiembre l, 1928.
La ordenanza del municipio de Mau-
nabo do MARIO Is. imponiendo contri
buciones para 1923-24, con la excep-
ci6n de las contribuciones sobre per
misos para construir va que las mum
cjpaltdades deben prestar todas las ia
cilidades para Ia construction de casas
dc vivienda. fue aprobada.
Sc aprobo Ia ordenanza adoptada por
mmncipio de Trrjillo Alto en- mayo g.,
La ordenanza adoptada por el muni-
cipio de Yabucoa imponiendo contribu-
clones para Ell aho 1923-24 en- MARIO 16.
fue aprobada con las excepciones ano-
tadas en- el informe del Tesorero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-22
GLORIA NJ. SOTO FRIAs

Esta encantadora senorita de la Per
IA del Sur, Gloria NJ. SOTO Frias, muy
tstimada por las numerosas virtudes
cue realzan su bellaza y su talento.
aoaba de graduarse en- Ia High School
dc Ponce, obteniendo su diploma de
Curse Cientlfco : la Hcencia dc profe-
soral rural con notas excelentes.
Reoiba la inteIigente dalnita sus
apreciados padres nuestros placemes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-22

Ian impuesto contribuciones para amor
t:zar sus empr6stitos, las cuales Y Sc
gun la ley tendran que pagarse hasta
la completa iquidacion de la deuda.
Para la aprobaci6n &c estos bonos en-
ia forma indicada, inauyo mucho con
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-22

81 abogado la importante casa de los
senores Nuveen and Compny, al extre-
no de que fuese el abogado Aguadi-
la v personalmente Sc cerciorase de la
solvoacia inportancia de la NUM-
c.paEdad.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-07-01
UNIONS.

SUMMONS.
In the Ninth Judicial District Court of
the State of Nevada. in and for White
Pine County.
Inez Williams. Plaintiff, rs. y. O. Will
Iiams, Defendant.
The State of Nevada Sends Greeting to
a Il Defendant, j. O. Williams:
You are hereby summoned TO appear
within ten days after the service upon
you of this if served in said
County or within twenty days If served
out Of said County but within said .Ju-
dicial District, and in all other cases
within forty days Exclusive o. the day
of serviee). and defend the above en-.
Titled action.
This action is brought to dissolve the
bonds of matrimony existing between
yourself and Plaintiff on the grounds
OF desertion for n period of over one
year last past Immediately preceding
the commencement of this action. and
for failure to provide Plaintiff with the
common necessaries Of life for a period
of over one year last past, as is more
fully alleged in Plaintiffs verified Com
platnt on file in this cause. reference to
which is hereby made for all the par
ticulars therein contained.
Dated this Goth day of May, A d.
1928. F. d. OLDF1ELD,
fSeaD Clerk Of the Aforesaid Court.
First pub. May 81; last July S, 1929.
The Nenana news., 1923-05-19
SHIPS GO AFTER
 .. CHINESE RIVER BUSINESS

SHANGHAI, May 19-The first company to be registered in China as an American federal corporation under the China Trade Act, which recently was passed by the American congress, is the China Coast Trans portation Company, Ltd, which is to operate ships on the Yangtze riv- CT. The organizers are Carl Seitz, Hugo Reiss, Captain W. l. Eisler, E. Evenson and E. H. Grooms. This company registered has been named registrar under the act.
 The China Coast Transportation Company is the second company to register under the new act, though first to register in China. ~:-.- :"
The Nenana news., 1923-05-19
Chink Captives Ignored

SHANGHAI, May 19-In a plain tive message to the Outside world, a group of Chinese who were cap tured by the bandits and later es- caped or were released, deplore the lack of interest in the fate of Chin ese captives still in the hands of the bandits, while every effort is being made to secure the release of foreign captives.
 Father Lenfers, aged priest, who has made two visits to the bandit stronghold on behalf of the captives, told an Associated Press correspon- dent today that he saw little chance for the release of the captives for some time.
The Nenana news., 1923-05-19
IGNORANCE KILLS SCORE

MEXICO CITY, May 19-An ignor- ant peon who forgot which was his left hand was the real cause of water famine in Mexico City recent ly which eliminated in riotipg in the main plaza in which 20 persons were killed and several hundred injured.
 This workman. an employee af the local water and light company, was told to go to a small pumping station on the outskirts of the city and to turn certain valve to the left. By the time he reached the station he forgot which way was left, and turn ed the valve to the right The result was flooded engine, disabled pumps and Mexico City without water for ten days. r..
The Nenana news., 1923-05-19
MAIL LAUNCHES SAIL

The N. C. mail launches Sibilla
 and Panama, with several barges in
 tow, sailed for the lower Yukon riv- CT shortly before midnight Thursday, carrying a number of passengers, a large consignment of mail and con- siderable freight. The launches will operate between Holy Cross and St. Michael, connecting with the Gov ernment steamers Jacobs and Davis. Among those leaving were c. V. Goss, who will direct the operation of launches; J. H. Kelly, represen- tative of the old N. c. company, who is enroute to St. Michael on a tour of inspection; Mrs. Al Rowe, for Hot Springs; c. W. Felch, De- putty Marshal William Hartwig, Jer- " Courtney, E. R. Anderson, Al Knobs, T. ". Buchholz and several others. Captain Will Sherwin is in charge of the Tanana and Captain Polte has command of the Sibilla.
The Nenana news., 1923-05-19
GERMAN ROBBERS ACTIVE

BERLIN, May 19-A number of irreplacable treasures from the Oriental section of the Kaiser Fred erick Museum have been stolen with in the last month, and the police seem quite powerless to cope with the bands of robbers which today infest Berlin
 A bronze bust was. taken recently from the office of the Ministry of defense, and the home of the Chinese Ambassador was footed in broad day light.
The Nenana news., 1923-05-19
BANDITS THREATEN DEATFt--WIN POINT
CONGRESSIONAL PARTY AT SANDIEGO ON WAY NORTH
WEEKS PARTY IS ENROUTE
 DUE AT SEWARD JUNE 10

SAN DIEGO. May 19-Escorted by a squadron of army planes, headed by the famous T-2, piloted by Lieutenants Macready and Kelly, the transport Grant, with the Sec retary Weeks party of senators and congressman aboard. entered the harbor shortly after noon today, eight hours ahead of schedule time. After a brief stay here, the party will proceed to San Francisco, thence to Seattle and Alaska, being scheduled to reach Seward on June 10.
 The party includes more than a score of lawmakers, most of them being accompanied by their wives.
The Nenana news., 1923-05-19
SCHOOL FIRE CAUSES LOSS
 OF MANY LIVES IN SOUTH

CAMDEN, N. C. May 19-Seven- ty-five dead and many injured is the brief story of a fire which occurred at Cleveland Thursday night, the, deadly flames enveloping the school house while commencement exer- cises were in progress. The fire was caused by the explosion of an oil lamp. which was overturned on the stage on the second floor of the building, where the crowd was as sembled
 Immediately following the acci- dent on the stage there was wild rush for the only exit and the mar row wooden stairway leading from the second story collapsed under the unusual weight and many of the fire victims were crushed to death beneath the debris. The major ity of those remaining on the se- cond floor after the collapse of the stairs were burned to death be fore outside aid could reach them.
 The building, which was a two story frame structure burned with great rapidity and by the time as- sistance arrived on the scene all that could be done was to collect the dead and give medical aid to the ;nf4red.
 The death list reads like roster / of families of the little community several being virtually exterminated. In almost every instance where par ents are listed among the dead, from one to four children perished also. The dead included forty-three chil- dren, seventeen men and fifteen women. ... ...:......
 More than three hundred were crowded in the room when the fire started and little effort was made to put the fire out, all be- ing intent on escaping from the building. A number of women and babies were trampled to death be heath the feet of the panic-stricker crowd. :*.: :~.... :-.
 Funeral services for all the vic tins were held yesterday afternoon
The Nenana news., 1923-05-19
NEW DEVICE MAY INCREASE LIFTING POWER OF AIRPLANEs

LONDON, May 19-An improve ment of at least 10 percent in the lifting efficiency of aeroplane wings is expected to be made by an inven- tion which has been patented by a young ex-officer of the flying corps.
 He claims to have discovered the method by which crows and other birds glide at fine angles, and exper- iments which have been made with gliding models suggest that the wing tip feathers are not merely for bal ancing purposes but contribute largely to the lifting capacity.
The Nenana news., 1923-05-19
SOCIALISTS SEEK REMOVAL
 OF TAFT FROM HIGH COURT

NEW YORK, May 19-A resolu- tion was introduced today at the annual convention of the Socialist party demanding the impeachment of Chief Justice Taft because of his alleged acceptance of a s10,- 900 annuity from the Andrew Car negie estate, which the resolution describes as obviously for services rendered"
 Abraham Cahan, editor of the Jewish daily, Forward" in an ad- dress delivered before the conven- ton today denounced Lenine as a moral and physical failure" and Trotsky as great bombastic wind bag"
The Nenana news., 1923-05-19
BRITISH INVENTOR REWARDED

LONDON, May l9-The Royal Commission on Awards to Inventors and the American Commission for the Adjustment of Foreign Claims, awarded 1,25O pounds "in respec. to the future use by the American Government, of a direction finding system for airplanes'' invented by Major James Robinson R. A. F.. Al so 100 pounds was awarded to Ma jor Robinson in respect to the use of the invention on the airplane which made the American Trans-At- lantic flight to Europe, via the Az ores in May, 1919."
The Nenana news., 1923-05-19
SUB DIVES 2o7 FEET

SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF., May 15-A dive of POT feet in San Francisco Bay was recently achiev- ed during a test of the new San Francisco-built submarine S-38.
 The test was conducted in a hole" near Belvedere Island. The boat struck silt and bottom at 168 feet, groping her way along the slope of this until she had passed the 2Oe-foot mark.
 The new craft is one of a series of S-boats now being completed in local yards.
The Nenana news., 1923-05-19
BANDITS GET ARMY STANDING:
 CAPTIVES WILL GET FREEDOM


 SHANGHAI, May 19-The Am erican and British captives who are held by the Lincheng train bandits will be put to death next Thursday if Chinese government troops are not withdrawn immediately. This is the final ultimatum issued by the bandits, brought from their strong hold yesterday by Marcel Berube, Ia Frenchman, who was released for the purpose of conveying the mes sage.
The Nenana news., 1923-05-19
ESPERANTO CONGRESS MEET

NUREMBERG, Ger. May 19- Thirty-five different countries are represented by the 2,5O0 delegates so far registered for the information al Esperanto congress to be held here August ? to s. A number of governments have indicated they will send representatives. 4 feature of the weeks program will be the presentation in Esperanto of Less ing's Nathan the Wise" and a vocal selection from Mozart, also in Es- peranto.
The Nenana news., 1923-05-19
Demands Extravagant

PEKING, May 19-Telegrams re- ceived by the Chinese government from Thaoshwang indicate that the government representatives are at point of abandoning negotiations for the release of foreign prisoners because of the extravagant demands of the bandits. Among other things, the bandits demand the withdrawal of all troops throughout the entire province of Shantung, in place of which the bandits are to be consti- tuted provincial militia. -...-
The Nenana news., 1923-05-19
NORWAY HAS LOST HARPOON

BERGEN, May 19-In the carcass of whale caught in the Davis Strait, Greenland, and recently brought into Norwegian port, the head Of an old harpoon has been found deeply embedded in the blub- Der.
 Experts declare that the whale must have carried the harpoon in its body for some 50 years, since it is of a pattern used by American whal- CTS when they fished the Greenland coasts half a century ago.
The Nenana news., 1923-05-19
MONK PREDICTS WORLDS END

MEXICO CITY May 19-Con- siderable anxiety is being shown by the Indian population of the village of Mixcoac, near Mexico City, fol- lowing the recent declarations of Father Genaro Rivera, Carmelite monk residing there that the end of the world will come on December 12, 1854.
 The monk bases his prediction on highly complex astronomical obser- vations he has been conducting for years, and he asserts that the mil lenium is a certainty on the date mentioned. Inasmuch as he is a highly respected man of the village, his assertions have caused great ex- citement among the credulous h. dians. Local newspapers have given much prominence to the predictions.
The Nenana news., 1923-05-19
STEAMSHIP LINE
 ORDERS OIL-BURNING SHIPS s

YOKOHOMA. May l9-The Nip pon Yusen Kaisha is planning to build two 10000 ton frieghters, each equipped with Diesel oil engines. An order for the construction of these vessels already has been given in England and they are to be com pleted within one year,
 Another frieghter of 5000 tons is to be constructed in Japan. The former will be used for the New York service and the latter on the Shanghai run.
The Nenana news., 1923-05-19
Bandits Win Point

PEKING, May 19-The American
 legation was informed late this af- ternoon that officials of the Chinese government had dispatched messen- gers to the bandits stronghold with army commissions for the leaders of the bandit army, and an agreement for the incorporation of the entire bandit force into Shantung army. Americans express the hope that the captives will be released shortly
The Nenana news., 1923-05-19
BRITISH MISSION READY
 TO QUIT SOVIET RUSSIA

MOSCOW, May 19-The British mission has begun packing prepara- tory to leaving for Riga, in antici- patton of a break in relations be- tween England and Soviet Russia. British subjects were warned yes terday to prepare to leave on short notice and it is expected there will be a general exodus within the next day or two.
The Nenana news., 1923-05-19
HANGMAN HANGS HIMSELF

LONDON, May l9-A telegram re- ceived here from Moscow states that the hangman Ioukoff, who has been in the service of the political secret police for the last two years and is said to have hanged 2,OoO persons, has committed suicide by hanging himself in his room at Moscow.
The Nenana news., 1923-05-19
Harding Plans Perfected

WASHINGTON, D. C. May l9--- Chairman Lasker. of the shipping board, has perfected plans for Pres ident Harding to make the return trip from Alaska by water. Trans fer will be made at San Francisco to the steamer President Harrison. Transfer to another shipping board vessel will be made at Panama and a brief stop will be made at Porto Rico enroute to Washington.
The Nenana news., 1923-05-19
WOULD POPULARIZE FISH

BOULOGNE, France, May 19-
 4 Fish Week" will be held in Boulogne next September, when a fishing exposition will be opened in this seaport. There will be demon strations of various ways of cook ing fish. and visitors will be served free with fish dishes they have nev- CT before tasted.
The Nenana news., 1923-05-19
Soviet Blames Swiss

The soviet government has dis pached a note to Switzerland blam- ing the Swiss government for the recent assassination of Vorovsky through failure of Swiss officials to provide him with proper protection
The Nenana news., 1923-05-19
TRIAL BY JURY WINS IN JAPAN

TOXIC, May 19-Both houses of the diet have passed a bill for the introduction of trial by jury thru out Japan. The system however, will not come into effect until 1928. The lower house unanimously supported the measure, but the peers had 3 prolonged debate before passing or it, a number of the members declar. ing that Japan was not yet ripe for trial by jury.